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Leebsrs. ohilsren asd servants, ars W Putaau O
hoeland q Hubbard: kYorf; DR. Mccarthy. Ensssd;
Capt VIC Ihoupe tlAte OF steamer Sarah SAadsl Eux
ishd; Born sferhi Burden. Madeira stuart
G~ynre, ~ srk Des ar, London. Lieut. 8 Wsters n
kfsiment A, Iondepi Rev A Davis, 81 LouG 10.
man. New Rochelle; ftrnsnder and LADY, JsnsicA wm
Browne Jas smith, John Thompson saa Fraocsc Jusa 10
Leon sdv; ehlld and servant, Psnans olohrist Cha
sreS wm Lawrence. San Francisco.
CHARIssroS-steamer sou herner-A Keesr, n W Bella
M. Hall. Mrs Col Krrinston Haustt. Cornia<
ahd lsdy Rich and LADY. kiss Bradley Miss Baker
Van born, HAnire. Miss hlsssn.sr. Mis-. wrish,.
Mr., State a. sister Miss Belle Johnson. Miss JhAAe,
Shsre ard lacy Mr. Msring. surrsn. jr, stas, X
Curtis Bolton, Weston. A FEMME. Drummond, q G
Rshtrts shners, sinsdale. 1cdge. Not sar,s "a n
Gsriohs, schmidt. Mr. Brown, arishtman, Herray
and d.ushter M" Held, Misasr, windmiiler-v Ia
stesfase.
Nrw OnIxsss-shlp sultspa-Doi T. Gardner isay, ana
hss Gardner Capt nowss, uoud 10 IN the
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80 tfh Phsdlrhis vilmnfsrs am R.tlmsre Rail-
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oluttna. uaf. 1870 lsrd be- tine, Z; 6R Bauiraoro
srdt ta 10 Rlirt,d nss Is1 9i nshsre u.rcsas 9tak
iVil ssrive Rsns, 1S lndo ~ q Y.-e aBs unhe-
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q 81. Ves. elese ~ li3s s,f n'tylaad g. ops nns
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Bsiiir ere and oho Rsvsd stares ToS hid 7Uf sssi.
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Confession ofDu.s.r. fires, Sc.

AIBa-Y, Dec n, 1850.
n is currently reported that Reuben Dunbar who
recently found guilty of the murder oft~o child
rem named Stephen and David Lester at we'terlos "
y, has made a partial confession 70 the Rev. Mr.
Beecher. The statement will not probsbly be made
public until after hs esecuton which is TO take place
on tb. si,t Of January peSt.
The extensive leather store of Rose Smith In Troy
MT, vas destroyed by ere about halt past o'clock
tbs morning. The Gre originated in the small eating
saloon In the basement fronting the river ds ms.srs
Rks succeaGed In saving portion Of their stock In
damaged condition The loss 10 not sscertainsd, bat
T. partially covered by Insurance
6re uas discovered, about enc o'clock this mern-
Ia .o ON or. ~ the barns connected With Key
y, Hotel at west utica v ", 'of Witch -sre
s,iy con, rm.d The Ere IS supposed to hsve becu
t1s-oil g. an irccf 1iafy.
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scios, EFsrisad J.cisan,iie Bounty Parker, SerslS
r sa ss s ss:
DO Marcia Tubsn s.itssr Baltimore; Haroisa Jsnes do
is.sphs; EaSsTd Toothscro Por,,mouth Ma Ellen Pc
tsrscs BesOn Abbott Lawrence do; Aan Elouiss Tuth
Arrived.
ana pss.essers. Is 4 censrd. il.
shl2 minie e'Ota, Allen, New Orleans Ii days. ndse, to
Ship suItaas Barrett New Orleans Dec 7th. mdss to
Ship Hudson DOsns Glssssv. ss days mase and pssssn
= Ds,9.n Ss e. s, ..i wool
Bar, Sherwood. Charleston, days. eo,o. and
4.
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ss y .rs .shr sess.sed IL pss
De- = Il, a. O.I 81 Pisa.s up the io.sn.s. Sf brig
shsle win rssns .tiseh.s ,eoh rc@ o she irs,
Dr., fs,rI Cor: q M,Si.s, ssf RssSii Bsis.lonA 81
Bs rroderiek (Brel befbeeher, Bremen 60 days mdse
and ih2 passengers. to p w Burchard.
rohr Alexander Mitchell lthree mastedD Horth, Mara
s.to th and the bar h. with eonso aad hides. TO
sssi sl..nsr 9ss.:on Porto cassue. % d,y.. nairo
sohr Ir. Brewster hortos winins.os Nc. days. naval
rchr Kills asrnan, Charleston, days. with cotton
and rice, to N hoCready.
sesI aSsy q nsd:IasS, Mcbride; from Milford. Del.
echr Colder Ruie Barber. fhiacsiphis.s 9 days
tehr Iiists Rrooks Smith, Hy ams, Z days.
tehr Joe, Gina Newark.
fchr Ellis Jane Barnard fr,m Nantu,kct for NorfsIk
sshr Herry Curtis Barlow Narehau-
fchr Ella. Ellis. NHsvon FOR Newberu.
eohr Con nocticut rauciild Southrort
echr Abraham Brown. Phiisdelphia days
schr Zaeri'ts Rarker from frevidenos.
schr arc ic. Wilson, Geurxstown, nc. days.
eshr Monterey, Askkv win inston, NC. days.
eehr Riohmcnd. pearborn. Riohmond. @ days.
sefr hsriet q Burr, wheeler. kichmons. q dsys
sckr HsDoyer. Iauphir, eiehms nd, o oays.
tended for towing asost the ttreor Of this city.
Below.
One baTh aud ons brig.
Sailed
u Nail steamship Arctic, Luce, for Iverpool Ship
Ineisna, Behnett New orissns
Disc 2wird ~ snprss sw, meridian. DO, SUNSET, sw,
clear Dienisht, NNw. clear.
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second child oi Patrick and the late Margaret Ksasy
sgsd lysars, month and 2s days.
fully Invited 70 attend the funeral this unday) ssr
noon ct o'clock nom the residence Of his father,
lss spring street. Hs remains viii be taken to Green
On the st inst, Asxis RIoxEas only child Of John
n and the decesssd Elizabeth Watson, sssd years,
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral. Sunday. the 22d inst, ct half
past p 1 from her pnols's;J 8 Dsusi lss Elm street
hour: HrrII:An 7. AsHsr, eldest daughter Of Mrs
r. i.nss q tn. family ar. respectfully invited
to attend the funeral iervies Of St Peters Church
Tventrth street near the Ninth avenue, on Monday,
ssd a. 81 half past IL vi,hSut ai % further notice
His irisnd: and friends Of his family, and Of his
Edwards, also Of his Robert and Richard are
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral from his late
re'idencs, sIi Washington street, this day ondsy)
Q. the 2lst inst, suddenly, WIN. CoLLrHR, in the
S7th year Of his age
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
attend his funeral, this day ct hsf past O'Clock
from his late residence, los Wsveriy place. His re-
mains will be taken to Greenwood for intsrment
On lridsy the goth, OF apoplsxy, GEosGn CREoIsR,
aged 46 years
The relatives and friends of the family and those of
speotfully invited to attend his funeral which will
tahs place this Sunday Afternoon at o'clock from
o. 6rOve street.
On Thursday, 10th of December. CArHARIyE, wife
Of Elishs Troughton, aged AZ years, months and
10 days.
Her funeral will take place this day, ct 2 P.
NJ, frsm her late residence No 90 Roosevelt street
The friends Of the family, also OF her brothers Edmund
and Joseph sktllmsn, are respectfully invited to
attend.
On the 10Th inst, Albert II. scsrr, aged 20 years,
IL months and rs days.
The relatives and friends of the family and those Of
his brothers Henry, Isaac and John Scott, and also
the members Of Clinton Lodge A. o. ofG. ", are re-
spsctiuily invited to attend his funeral on Sunday,
I'D inst at O'Clock P M from his late residence,
81 Wet Eleventh street without further Invitation.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood for internent
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Philadelphia-
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NYork Barrnrton Ms; schr leopard W,lson 40 Tor
Portland King Php, Perctva Gcorrstewu PC Tor Bos-
Eugene Staples NBedford for Bsnror Rock
Lacy for NYork.
Hsrnops St Iassr cosG.s. ESpirs. vuisur" Phiiios
lythAr brig Charles Richardson Phiiadsphis for bos-
s brss Mary Tarrov North America Zsrs srool,
willie, Cesturos Piymouth th Rock King Philip Eugene
oh; Josephine Curtis Weiiaeet for do: Geo Tbomss Ste
phens and Onseo CLARK Provneetown for do John Per-
tn batimors Bsitimsrs Hesssrvy Hsehiss
for NLondon; Packet. W elch CnIais Tor Horvish
keturned-sohrs King Philip and Kusens.
9Oth-Arr sohr Hannah Abigail. tof csmdsn.) Crane
Bid briss CommsSuid d Psaneii = DuSlsy: sotrs +
Packet. Mary Tansdon. Eugene. Leonard. ''
sun Hy Leeds Gee Marion fanny CSsrsc sckrs DE-
lawsrs May Elisa Hand Sarah Charlie Willie Wcsecgus
King Philip, Don Neholas asy state, Hannah Abigail
YORK. with bark Pses for Lsgusyra cane dswn about
II O'clock this passed sea before noon
in with brig Honsiee Boston .ad Sriss
were bound TO the ith coal The bark ove for
Havana IL now Soins out and two hsrm Sss sr" OF the
GsPs tc SGS.S Ss No s :. sss
7ls II ANA bafk, By many pilots pronounosd the
Farmopnt, from West Indies. phrodss BRIG
the Brown on their way sp having Sne vim frsn
and clear The brigs Farmendsna for Csnuexos
Gardiner Wright. Cardeaas % dozen coers
nonms Dec is-Ar ship Dorcss Prince Bsaohard, Port.
ssd brigs Eswarde Tsp Havana; washinsson,
posecs yuniats 2spL Pis BaresioSs; Sriss Peoia
fabresss Baresloss Gallo Orc (sp) Estap ssroeoss
fs%piec ''' o''''n ''''''nA '''i 'a'n' '"'A o''.1
PcrsssS uornsiis Yonns NBeSforS for NYort Ams.oS.
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indiana CoDvsntion-Patr.o otism In Missis-
sippi.

CisoisSArI, Dec. Il, 1880
The fectIou securing the rights Of married women
va. lest by vote of b5 to 70, In ths indians oonven
tior.
The risheminge (Mis,i.sippO Drnoersi says that
di,uniou secession nullidcston and all siadred mes-
rures End n ell favor in Tisbomingo The masses OF
Tisbsmipeo directly opposed 20 them one and all
II the ssts ~ Mississippi will seeede ~il have TO
bid farev, to Tsh minso for will not 90 cut With
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wRATHKR IN THE UNITED STATES.

WEATHER IN THE UNITED STATES.
BUFFALO, Dec. 2l-8P.M.
0we have high wind from the south wess, and the
sky 1, cloudy. 1t looks like snow What snow thers
Is on the ground Is disappearing slowly.
RoCHEsTER, Dec 2t-8PM
During the day the weather has been mild. Tonight
1t Is cold, clear and pleasant. The sleigbing is fue
ALBAry, Dec. 2l-SP.M.
The weather Is mild andIthawiug. The thernone-
ter stands at 81, and the wind is from the south.
SYRACUSE, Dec. N-8P.M.
The weather Is cool and pleasant, aud we have
bright starlight evening. The wind Is from the
southwest.
Urea, Dec. 21-8P.M.
moderate snow storm has prevailed all day; wind
southwest. Thermometer is at %. The barometer
indicates q continuance of the storm
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INTELLIGENCE FROM wASHINGTO
slave Case In Phiiadelpha-Csrcat Excite
ment.

slave Case I'm Philadolpha-Csreat Excite
mont.
PHILApELrHIA, Dec. 2l, 1850.
About noon, to day, considerable excitement was
caused in this city by the arrest Of Adam Gibson,
oolored man. a nominal charge Of stealing chick.
ems but really as fugitive slave belonging to Wm.
knight, Of Cecil county Maryland. He was taken to
tbs U. Msrshals Office, and hearing shortly after
took place before X edward d Ingraham, Esq Commis
sioaer.
After several Intellectual motions to postpone the
case, made by David Paul Brown, and Messrs Pierce
and Hardest the evidence of the claim gone into
and the identity OF the negro proven by wit.
ness who him on the farm Of william Stark, In
1s41. He claimed as Emory Rice, who ran away
in ls41, and is said to be IS years old.
The prisoners counsel contended that his true name
10 Adam Gibson, formerly owned by Psrson Henry Ds-
wis., but liberated by the last will OF his owner in lsao
condition of emigrating to Liberia. This state
meat was attempted to be proved by certified copy
OF the will
The case was argued by William x. Lehman, for the
claimant, and Meters Pierce and Brown for the de.
fence.
Mr.. Browns speech was . masterpiece of fervid,
though deceptive eloquence, abounding with bitter
nvetves against the parties engaged in this pursuit
0; their property.
At the close of the argument, the Commissioner de-
clsrsd that all the formses required by the Law had
been fulfilled, and being satisfied Of the fugitives
identity, he ordered him to be remandsd the pur
pose of ber placed In the possession Of his owner
large ero~d of colored people congregated in front
OF Indepsne'nce Hail. where the case was heard and
they stil continued there at late hour but the fugi.
tive had been removed by the back way and will 20
SOU n by the ns;l train this evening.
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Canadian Rec,proeity-Thrests OF Retaiia-
tory Duties. sc.

ToRoSro, Dec. N, 1850.
Inspector General u'ncks left Toronto for Washing
Ton this morpng on business connected with the re-
ciproelty qus,top IL Is stated by opposition jour
nal and ro' denied by the government that ths
Einane. Nti,ter is proposing tariff OF d-nsrential
duties in fsvsr Of the st Lawrence. with view Of
et.lanr on IN. American Congress lift continue to
refuse the reciprocity.
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Ios LIyyppooL-UNIrKp STATES Nan. srx.y

NOs LiykEfUOL-UNIrED STATES NAIL sTE N.
IL ship nAlTiC, captain !. Comstoox This "a
VIII d,rsrt With the mails for EurOPe positively weiue
cay, Jan. 5th, ~ Ociock ,froal her erth
stett 20 esr, secured till pad tcr Anlnters sad
pcrs must pae through se post oth FOR frszht
are having sttqusisd Recommendations Tor elaxasce
comfaft, appy 20 EDWARD K COLLINS IS uail 81
fle steamer c'ts viii ccced the Batia
syY r,stivsy no fright will bOroeoivtd after
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The matchiess PdIodi, achieved last evening, a
signal triumph IL was an occasion Of deep, and
al times thrilling interest. Not sqaare inch of
space in the theatre was vacant, and such a sea
Of heads, such dazzling array of bright and JOY
fscee awaited the entree of the distinguished
singer aa, she alighted from her g0adoia, might
well have caused the debutdnfe some tremors Of
embarrassment, at the same time Il ins pired her
with feelings Of unbouuded gratdc atioa and pride.
AS she approached, her face concealed beneath
the marx, she was greeted with hearty burst of
applause, and expectation was on uptoe to learn
whether the fame that Ii I'D preceded her was de-
served or tciitious. lt was not long until the pre-
sence and the performance of the great cantatrice
had satisfied all that her powers had not been over
rated, and after the close OF the first act, she was
twice called before the curtain amid a storm
OF bravos and cheers. The charm of her full,
round and delicious voice. and the intensity of her
glorious acting, increased and accumulated as the
drama proceeded. The famous trio with the Duke
aud GennarO, in the third act, rapturOasiy
encored. In the scene which imme d. ately follows,
with GenaIo, the intense and ailpervadiug in
terest it excited, st,lled the voice Of applause,
and the attention Of the immense audience seemed,
with one mind aud he arr to be riveted upon the
Borgia and her hl-starred son, as if the whole
were vivid reality. Then IL was that the genius
OF the queen Of the LYRIC drama could be fully felt
and arprecated; but still more startling
in waiting IL was in the lest act, that enc display
ed to perfection her wonderful gifts of soul aad
song, when carrying away il with an irresistible
torrent, the feelings of her auditory, she swayed
all hearts at Will, and wrought an absorbing
climax 10 her glorious perform inces. Wonder
and admiration still enchained the multitude of
hearers Is she swept through the final cabaleuo,
(Which no ordinary artist dates TO attempt), aud
thrill Of deep emotion pervaded all IA the spec
tGcle closed with the death OF the Borgia.
from the Pennsylvan,an. Dec 2l1
Parodi bore OIL the hoaofs last evening at the
Chestnut street theatre, in the opera OF Lucrezia
BorgIa," before the most brilliant audience that
has a,se moled at Old Drury for years Jenuy Liuds
-
The house was literally filled from hoor to ce,,,s,s.
and the third tier crowded with doar spectators. IL
in vain to describe the perfect iumph of ths great
actress and oTtiSfe, and there was but one opinion
about il. Parodi caught the electric enthusiasm OF
the audience, and sounded ia carried the
house by storm. She ~ unquesrionably the great
est IN her profession W no has been heard here ia
msny years; aud we question u she has a hving
superior 10 a certain range of charscters
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DVcrox YoURssLE-rvR rwENrY-rIvn cxNrs-
~ ~ means Of the foehet oslapas, sr Evsry Vps an
own fhysesan. Thrtieth edtion with hundrsd en-
grAvmas. showing Discascs ssd saoruAtious ~ ever
shape nnd FORM ey Wtlian reuns D. orsauass sf -
University 81 fennsyivana The forms sssvs
Dseases fafhfslly described. ell rsops. nva
In plain language Tho chapter se Ahuss is worthy
pArteu stenon and shouic be read BY
mcn whe have been unorsubsts 10 dissass
previous 70 placing yourselves under the sny sss,o
40 matter What hts prsscntions s~py srS
those contemplating Marriage topthns rstrrrisr hous
without oopy OF the Pockst ssuls cspssas -
persons going 70 shoud f Youngn frsatlss
harrsge. the Posket xsesiacius Every His D-r
PhysoiAn any ssndins twenty sasss<
letter. v receive copy q this book Nv nail ~
sx copies VIII he seat for dollar Address DR w
YOUNG, lbl spruce street Phfsdelphia fcv
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In sfseions sohty trouxht
tnerepef hasita combine medicines With me local .uss
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rithept ~ ss have daily, sf yy,r-' -tsrdi,s fro@
tho other rhysisiNsa an gusr-ntse p.fmsssas ca--
have oontractons taiiy ~tthsss asnsrss. sn.k
ethrs ace, sansso by their rrprhAa
eacnsh NJ diploma With thess "a hansr.cs %
naettss shsv hat nons equal ~, Yss
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hourt DsroeG was una.r ths s,hst pnysesNas
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hrFivod-sebr Helene NYork.
Ces hary, and schr Jonas Smith. Hrorf; bsrx
JUbipsr. B0ston.
h)su.r, Dsolt.
Aui,ed-sehr Henry. from New York
SAVANNAH. Dee ~.
Ani,ss-ss,msr rsrids bark Vernon sad brig Tastohsr
IRON fNotf.
cissrsd-Bsri Bouisps. D .s,ou.
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Tei.crnnhlr nererts.

CI~cir>att Dec. ~. 1880
ordinsry hos, are shade c,sier s'is' 2ooo a, sls
s.1S H.,s pork IL At $40 6l Receipts during the
vstS 22Vo0 bbl. aour E1ports IS co bbis -Four;
G5to btls rorh; ! 900 bbis lard
Lshog market throurecu, the rho's of the vest Il
busJsnt a. 81 ouis the,r hare s-~n bat sac p.cses
Esstrn sxcbangs In Cinsinast 10 ssas asyssiesasy.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

TtkhkW fukk A. ID LiykkfOOL UNIrkD sfAIss
Wall nes-Tle ships con mtri,ing his lias
ATLANTIC, Captain Nest. BALTIC, Ctptain Comst9os
PAgltlc. Captain Nye. ADRiArIc. Captain or.ftoa.
Ant Tic. taptain Lucs.
lh-ss 'hirs havRr heen built ~ oontrno expressly
rovshnent tsryoe, carr has tsksa fs
structiOn asa IN their
snd their accommodation Tor passsu xers are use
quslcd tor ois comiurt.
Prce of psssags from Ntw york 70 fiv rpacl f
sve nee q e1-ra sire stse $40. from Lvrpsot
N.s Nork G8
csy,rsRc-d surgeon vii 10 attached ~ esoh sat
y. ttrths sosOted uutii paid for.
The Of ttess ships will sceauntAh Fn1
silv,r aalon. specie. lewelrY. prucieua
uaieef bills q la4iua sgusd therefor.
thereof theron sxpressed
The New York herald., 1850-12-22


wvxlAL LIVES LOST BT TEE BuRxuss or VESSEL.
Nsw 0aLEAss, Dec. -, 1850.
Last night, the steamer South Ansries took are,
near Bayou Sara, snd. In less than twenty ninutss
totally destroyed She had on board two huudrsd
persons including hundred United States soldsrs
seven Of whom psrishsd, who we're going to Texas.
II II believed that between thirty and forty passengers
lost their ivss many Of whom, to avoid being burned,
jumped overheard, and were drowned All tho baggage
belonging to the passengers destroyed. This ID
the third distressiug steamboat accident that has
Cured In this vicinity within week
Many PERSONS KILLED, AND SEVERAL SEVERELY
ScALDBD.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. II, 1850.
This afternoon the steamer Fashion No q collapsed
. nue, . short distance above Pittsburgh, on the
Monongshels river, and severely ssalded many Of
the passengers and crew. that Of them instantly
died. The list Of killed embraces the names Of Joseph
Carol and A. Little, passengers Isaac PEBBLES
sstsnt engineer of the captain and James Louder
back, fireman The soalded are, W. Gsskil nrst engi-
peer A. PEBBLES, assistant engineer son OF the cap
tain; Jesse Gillilsnd, passenger; John Psttigrsw,
deck hand, Pindley Gould deck hand. and one cabin
passenger. The boat Is almost q total wreck The
forward part Of the cabin blown overheard. and
1t b supposed that several persons carried along
but, yet, bodies have been found in the river
Tho scalded were conveyed to the city, to receive
medical treatment
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

nv MoRsE's LINE W TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER IN CANADA.
MosrREAL, Dec 21, 1850.
The weather to-day is mild, although it is showing
The wind s south west and the Thermometer Is deg
above zero.
QURsE0, Dec. 2l, 1850.
1t is showing hard, and the Thermometer is IL deg
above zero.
ToRoSro, Dec. 81, 1850.
The weather Is cloudy, with an appearance Of .
STERN.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22
sHIPPire.

NOTICE ~ HtREBY GIVEN NOT TO TRUST ANY
one On scountn the schooner nebeoca aud AhagNfI
Tor The ye',el S not be aosountsbls my ills
Dec. ~. iesU GEO. uUNTOS