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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
npu7v WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 49,

Ffahcsco w'-vsltb.ra no
date str Hie. Hsmin, hReord, p.
OIL Had ed oil s. ~ ss fo perm, All 81 81 inc
whaic
C-arrd gcun'I1 Oct Lsyss, inl sax ,ra
sGtpat.or for No" tsn5aa 7h f Cas- OF
Gteetpoft, H1bonk Gail Of Foat 20 6th, co.fn
ba s~esuey. ead rf srE Harbor
do OCT ~ he i,o"ias ~tae' JAMS Aee Smith slp-of
swan DaGl Wsb=t6r hesdsrj AoEsi Young Mu
per Fourlef Hood Baker lits Sknnsr r,n
e. Ps1ti-teai fur1. tsarmaa Nivy Fo71 Ss Cas- Rls
vile srth. 6ecrr Merston Cortss, Cf5mssl Abla, Hcha
V.n,re Hatfs, Wn T-.l rh4r fhlq Isl Wotlflf, Last,
Ani gupstsa Crosby Uneas Edsanis Hnca" B19socs ca
Cleared At Labaua Sep, g lndsn Cssf Rey e md
Ion9ar Sara Thrresa Army, sal Nav 5dfoft, Sarah
F1r.ngion. of auk hat-tpo.seit
A,St Augustine by h,isgasr sptjs SHIPS Canon r5'r.
Enedfori lta 20 30 XII; 30 se2t Fiords Weeks TO- 80
~ go IN Boyaaaa Bay. adlssf Anze, Congress,
os co '5fp 80 sa' 7tb bu sac ua f5er, DO 50 %
OIL 80 Heard from s. Aotau5u5 Chanasi fte!1s
soeyeas, 5tolastoE, 90 50 and humpbaes
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Disasters &c.

snow storm from the eastward her Sunday ngh
tct urr ed INTO rain about II clock Psi blowing all while
with great voerce raued until O'Clock day when the
change NV still blowing gale again commenced sao"ns
ard continued up to about loP The Vessels me haroof s
tanned sight by chatting and few small craft were
Soop Avon Ct and from Gloucester, with $50 obs mackar
board sunk oil TIE END OF India wharf this morning. ana ballast
lighter India Rowes wharf met the fate brig
anchor about mile from Chelsea Beach
both away and signal OF dstres flying but er
on the The Forbes proceeded to her assistance
O'Clock have heard tho result The gale must have
been very aoug the and feared that many disasters
have occurred last nga Of vessels being ashore
the Cape but mails reached hare from that place they are
snitjed To- credit. CBostOn Post 7itn.
b. pEc PuR,rlT bound Philadelphia totally With her
cargo OF salt. at Fortune Island, Bahamas.
EUFHEosrsE jazz ofand for Achat IRON Sae was
lost ArIchat, date
master cargo -four sailed from New York for Yarmouth
Ms the 10th nit hare heavy gale soon AFTER AM vessel
description had been aenn With Nantucket Shoals on s
22d her beam ends ssted aud abandoned she mas ouoe'
lost with all on boar.
LrwEs Del Dec 23I21 PM-The prevalence OF eyare snow
storm from nterspts all connection with the Break
Steamer Osprey for Charleston went out saturday
O'Clock Yesterday the brig FAIRY from West indies
passed banks two og and ten sche out
ward bound ned the Roadsead by the Storm teen
doue sea running al this time -. 81, .,, ,i
ence much that boat could succeed eachg the Bre
great numbir Of vessels The oade3d Two sths
ashore de the Pitch OF the Cape tbs afternoon also
Ch have sunk in the RaIbor aud two others mao 70 nave S
prevent the coming on to the beach Inc sac"
ard wind terribly fierce from NV
ported tins River of Pae was fast breaking
the 18Th Oct She filled the day after she struck and her car
nearly all wet Much OF was hro"n oVeeos tHl was
driven shore surf The sails rigging 2c ann all this spafa
except the lower na landed on the beach good order
Pant OF tie cargo vas taken buenos Ayre o4 e lo anu
the way Capt Grsg wrote on the 18th that u ship was &
sinking With the hesvy weight her bottom 3s
un coal aud quantity OF stoVes would soon o oa oil Ss
sHf HELM Cav taken tbs port for Government to oai
Old Point Comfort with ordnance stores and troops Tor CAofn
The new ship Johs White recently launched the yard Of
White Conner Belfast has been sold Tor s25 500 Her ptehas
Mr. Chapn Boston, aud Capt Bafton cNea also o.
Be stUn, who IS 10 command her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
PHILADELPHIA.
T,ings in Philadelphia
correspondence OF The Tribune.
S'''''f' PniLApELPuA Tuesday, Dec a.

"o'rsSp0''''NN PnLApELpuA Tuesday, Dec. a.
rather desperate of suicide occurred doG op
pose this city last gveang DoS one G man s
s SOs,s wn7 ppecptated himself overheard with
the limits s n Il. On a my asa his motive ''
Tse marse G The 0g
y, nv IL limited $50 bills standard brands soa s ~
FV sol AZ hbl which is uniform asking rae, 3
a,s G 10 he trsde at IS 50 for COMMON anu ls * ia
o.s 10 I d fncy lots at higher rate RYE FL0Uk Is ~
ses r n1 al So and CoRN Mai al 9, op
Tc 10 AIR inquiry for WHEAT and prices are T WJ1
.1eaS sales Of 200 bushels prime y va ma a e
Va - h,sh in store and Zoo Southern ted az lof ao4
a. a. a. "neIitv an IOOc for ordinary Further sac ol
m ~ ets GoRN is in demand for shipment oul mere
y a. H. arriving and prices have further improved
saes Of 00 bushels Southern Yellow a. 7S @o1 c
666 usbels good Pcnnsyl OATS sold at 70 Gus Y 01sn
Iot Of jaena LEAD the only parcel in first hands sod al
as % 100 10 cash In GROCERIES ana fRoNlsioSs, out
biue dong, and prices remain win cnaGge SAFES ol
ursKY in bbls at 2Gd2S cts and hhds AZ %53 Gus o.
SIZES or sTocKs-Fnst Board-l0O MOTHS lana, -
500 Lehgh 6s 8 ZIG vckshqgh R 90 $l9CO Camden
Snd Amb0y RR 6s 10 &c. rs Union Canal ~ S3Oo lie
sish Mort ss 81 $40 State S. 94 $4,000 County g. 49,
Second BoaYa-SlOO Camden and Amboy RR 6s 10 9:;
North Amer Bank, las; ~ Camden and Am5oy Xix, 80
81 Coo u &c, SO, 1906 800 State IS, 94t.
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DAMAGE BY THE BLow.-During the preva'
lence of the high wind yesterday several new
buildings were more or less damaged The wall
and aoaiiolding of one on Marketst near the
Schuylhill was partially blown down and two or
three others on Coats st. near the Eastern Peni,
Tertiary, shared similar fate. Sign boards, trap
doors, and pieces of timber OF different kinds were
torn away and thrown into the streets. Quite
mn excitement was caused in the vicinity Of Ches,
nut and Third SITS in consequence Of number of
boards being blown from the scaflolding on por
tons of DR.. Jaynes large building, several P9er
sons narrowly escaping injury from them. wv, WI
was seriously hurt by the sign Of the Black Horse
Tavern, Market st. near Eleventh, falling upon
her as she was passing along the pavement the
unfortunate woman was conveyed to the Hospital.
philadelphia NORTH American, 2i'h
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bbs Massachusetts, Msckerc sold 81 10 ~ and l2 of
Nos 2 cargo OF 100 boIs IS t1oaL held hrmy al
q, without buyers
HiDEs-The market Is dull and prices droop, t19u{n
holders are disposed store han to cofceae n
price The GALES comprise 90o dry Marc4h1 I'D, at
t9lc; roo ght Barcelona 1874 D. at y 163 Yetsated
Texas g. and dry do, 10! less y cent Al auction
600 ST Domingo sold 81 for damaged and l0 Tor perfect
BHyers are offering 4c for light Bnenos Ayre5 and ID Tor
Orfnoco which importers decline
TOBACCO-1s but moderately active for Leaf Ihefe
has be- ratler mere dong today Manutac!nfai yo
packap sold nj lg2c pounds and ges Al act o1
This morning 2G bxs sold 9d2 &c for pounds ana mes
Nnoiice sales znO bales Yarl 42c and zoo Ssga ut 81
a}so 20 cssps Florida = 2GG5tjc.
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Demestic Ports,

pArr1yoBF De,q2--Arrb,r,. .-ty. g,,w-U H., J,o--o
NILE " II u e yyri,t ortE1,,on do: Kirkland We co.
~ pr Tyo Portland CT Nathan Dase james Fll Ryer;
I'm tIsI1ry Kyby Ssw Yof Cssnan - Boston CD sch4
p,sban John lotion
GSheS n''Gop3 mt' W. sJi 5sI!. Top,a Psr.et H9Ns
ytarTo',, a0fsso. yl,its Rio Jansro
l3d arr ship A5any shesfmsn S4aV W. 1o. g5a
~ I'm; snLn s 80 .l Isng,s,t, Hrrmsu Att,xaps.; H
peale L2ls zosen, s , I1 DE- Ci,rest5n General
9AInofc ~ W DIST b. (iroa Poysisacs;
ScotI ''i'"15, 70 ~ Gus ca ,,,sI1 ,harlss,on
nar1 S.S 2srob pannor Ton.-co, pacit.
c Sn,i! 80, LsI,f,1 ia Hs55ber Hslar; Chtflss,
9aNyer Nofsdns ot KIN Pt i'm P-Iciya Gsorrst,wn.
RSiaiuoon lf,r,riiis "a ,io sos Hound
W ftsH'es a uoIH4 t ssrsr WI Ioa7 f,r ga.
ol tE p9t 80 .n,, 1S , LIN ~, be. C,r6en,s;
HIaniN of5 of, & Ia - s,l, aleysrd W n snow
~ N N faD ~ Tue AN - IVr p der
BARK ds.en mara 'y.H. % 20 ~ a;;,,ys, i;o,t
lee ann - fslsHa Fere fl-i0t ~ - Syo,t 81; .Io
BRISTOL DEG u Ar 500 Esse'' o'i"i''se'
'S 90 Tl s.os 70 , = p w ss yaD,lsf Phiasa
~ t s. tl~,s- h5- Io,ber1 Bsnteg vi
lna w u Vi ps,,,na. Sostsro lSp) OF yer 80;
3-io' - ,ho I.i,rd Iy.n 10 sea shins Cora
IN MANURE Tysrnoo AnuH B Mearas do; bNks Jupiter
Beiey Rostou M,ry Aud YORK. w Bentley
DAVIS Bstimore r P Brown sy,nons, do.
DlGaTOS DIE a-Beow schooner supposed to be the dur
DARTNoITg Dec GlArr sch Alabama Sears, Philadelphia,
win cohI for a msrsst
EAsTPORT Cl4-Arr brig Hounanssr, Han fcoG sou ~
~ Susan KIb. Boston h Arcade Cook do; br, Caroline,
Tomth Tnmbe Phitiephlsi fti
hin RscnIac ports York: brigs Protecon HILL do Calis
Hoyt BaltimoIe
GALVESTON Dec SIN port, chip W Wharton, Gates Tor
York 5y barn Scare Boston, dOi Solou ' off
log; dcg Reform I'm do dos MARI 'hor
WOOD 'or NYork, ready for sea ~, Z tt po.sb,,ok,
GfORGEToWS DC. Dec ls-Atf scha otd ts9W nisuus,
Providence bound TO Bucsvls; Gunare Moore, for
Haock doi brgs Sea Beau hefh- Boston Dsnph, Ts
uiiuh; Nt"'ioIA' '"'"ii '''"i 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, Dec. ppm.

TUESDAY, OeC -i--F
In Stocks the market was naturally lower this
morning after the large ana rapid rise of yester.
day. Erie went TO sol, Farmers to 50, Norwich
TO 6s, &c but at the Second Board the market
was again active and buoyant and everything i'm,
proved, Erie went to S93, Norwich to 693, Far
mers 5q!, Harlem 67ss, &c. and closed very firm,
The improved condition Of Norwich is established
by the result Of the years business has attracted
the attention of moneyed men andlarge purchases
have been made for investment and it has become
one Of the mos; active stocks on the list. There
is less Of the stock in Wall st. than when it was
90 2 cent lower. After the payment OF 2 cent
dividend the fiscal year ending 30th Nov. shows
fair Surplus carried forward. There was an ad-
vance Of p cent in Madison and Indianapolis
with good demand The earnings Of this Road
show considerable gain over last year. The nun,
Der Of Hogs transported last year in thrty.one
days was $1,000 and this year in twenty-eight
days A, 295. The earnings have been as follows:
Nov l6is Gve weeks S2i33 20
Nov 1850 four weeks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A724 b7
Adding to the 1850 receipts for the remaining
week would give an excess of $500 or over IS
2 cent. December Will show the largest busi
ness ever done on the Road. Mohawk was in ac
tive demand and firm at SO. There were large
orders in the Board at something off that figure.
1t is becoming established that this is one of the
most important links in the chain OF roads from Al.
bany TO Buffalo. When the Hudson River Road
reaches Albany the connection with that Road
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Foreign Ports.

- Rio nov Ii, -ap, Cooper F,aer IN Ph1isl
pba California Conrad Snack, I'm praam5uco Tor Ps
deptl ds; Thomas Watts Lyaa I'm ca4io t Pnideiqha IT,
fgsts Congress Com hcH--rer all wsl corvette Saratoga Capt
W4 Ell Rbt Morris Homer or Nodsan- s Hsasas;oa
Baxter, i SforN To- Panama, DO: Po:omac, Ltr1p m 50 u
May Quesa Walker In BIeaos for N1re.a' g
Areua Ctow-l I'm Lisbon Tor do do Iowa. Con In Baltimore
Peuamono, do; Nw YORK Ayen I'm Peroan
suco Tor California "a bnss Wm Price, Ggi Bia for Pail
sderha leg Rus Veare I'm Bangor Angola stkney
Boston for California deg Envoy Hobart IN % for do California
Htchboru, In Boston, urc, dss
bssco Nov 70, brig Reuben Garrett Carver from anl Tor
AtsaTana Nov Is sch Sarah Nara Downs scr New YORK. an
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To Mariners.

The the sailing Tor entering the Columbia
hsrbor Astoria Lieut. Cong W Arthur
L S n, Assistant IN the Coast Surveyi
all circumstances 70 have pilot but should Dc
Necessary without one the directions for The nth
are first bring sard Island with Point Ice and
toward SAND Island passing the south end OF the north
breaker when Cape Disappointment aud Leading Cliff are IA
haul toward the keeping Leading II CHI IN range TN
nearly the cape the cape small berth ard continue
Bakers B, NATL the second BLAND the be
keep Island and range
viii pass part ofts Middle Sands As he
outng shos tcourt keep of toward sart saad lnd
close the end e st get the beacon on the island
range with Cape Disappointment which trimmed Up Ike
umbrella and with that range stand the bay ut the
Custom House With Young Point when hul the east and
keepthe last range ual nearly lp vita Y0uas Point Pass
along the shore running the lead uai Up 10 Astoria
To the the Sand Island 10
40de (truz Point which
Font Ece ant called jim Grow upon which hsr4
notable leIt range the VIII be then the bar
the beet steer for the 1eaoa akag 10; TO lay 10 tins
the eakers the sand l5ls shore
Pess c0s sand Island and tall INTO tho Of hs beacon w.
tie trimmed tree Cape Disappointment and proceed as already c.
The best tine for entering the hr or last OF the e5o tide
The Inst The ebb lde preferable either channel
lie sh boat iestea Sl1cGm arrve a. New BEDFORD on on-
dl atsd from the SOW aa Pigs staten
tie gale %! Hat morning..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
RIO JANElRo, Nov. II.

j
The steamship New,York from your port via Pernam
tuco &c arrived here yesterday. Tie Coffee market
IN consequence OF adyces from the United States to 18th
Sept also from LyerpooIto 20th Oct has advanced and
4GeO demanded for mixed lois for the United States
win be large to the United States about 10000 bags Eu
rope io0Otn TIE Flour market very dull; Richmond l7G
l75G0 nominal Baltimore 4.; by retail sale for export
hus been made al 0ICop. Stock q 900 hbls, all sorts
FREcHrs are mpr5ying-906lQ0 p bag 10 United
States.
FxcHANGG 2qt firm viii, an improved tendency.
Goals abundant al ljfdf.OOO T. tun, according to
quality
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FINANCIAL.
:. :,
pUTLAND AND WASHINGTON
IL 6RAILROAD COMPANY.-TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR MORTGAGE LOAN.
S25O,OO0.

fA&0WsVVO'
Sealed proposals will be received until Saturday the in
day of January next at O'clock for One Hundred auu
Ninety Thousand Dollars OF The first ana only mortgage
Bonds OF The Rutland and Washington Railroad Company
bearing Six per cent per annum interest and redeemaDe
in annual instruments OF So 900 EACH rom July 1907
These Bonds are in Gums Of slCOo each vita Coupons
attached PAYABLE the Mechanics Bank Nav orH' on
the let OF each January and july ,..t,d ., .ta,,.
The mortgage covering these Bonds IS executed 10 9ueP
herd Knapp President OF Mechanics Bank and Dane ,.
Miller. ESD l6l Fronst New orr, IN trust tor he Dohd
This mortgage covers the line from Rutland VI to Sa,
lem Washington Co n Y, 80 miles which contracted
bonds take possession Of use or sell the Whole properly
of the same for The benefit Of The bondholders
The proceeds of hete bopds are 10 De devoeu 70 Iu
chase Of Iron for tae Road from Iund to Salem me whoe
grading and uperscture being provided Tor by
subscriptions along the line of the Road
The Rutland and Washington Road forms aA Oh ue III
road communication between New ork and s2nTea va
Troy ard being ne shortesI0uew cQhuld!io
ton ofhe throuqhrave Itrns through some OF me chs;
Counties OF NewYOrk and Vermont! and me local uafe.
between Rutland and Troy, lis OeIeYed WI! !elI A.
revenue The Road passes about midway Lmougha as.
ct so miles vide between the Green Mountains On tu
East and tae Champan Canal on the West ana haS t-
wing population of $4,000 The marble and other qqerfes
and he water power along THIS route are very YauaD ~
will furnish large amount OF lrahlc 20 me NJ o. nor
The line will be completed in July, 1901 and hife PC
Gel / OF straight line, and no grade over % ee 10 @ Lii,
The Road is entirely completed and Is Deng
worked from Rutland CasetOn,, II miles, FROM CaS
Teton Salem is nearly ready FOR the suPefsruc.ue ~
VIII be completed in the Spring Theron IS o9usn e
raining from Rutland Salem in August next %ae9 e
road from Salem Troy will also be completed ana e
whole line from Troy Rouses Point 10 opesaon - the
Full particulars can he obtained by applcaon 70 VIC
Trustees where the can be examined anu pm
ed exhibit OF the affairs OF the Road obane1 ooo n prds
twill be seen that the holders Of these I2ogooo nil
have The first and only lien upon property costing one MI
lion ofdolars ...o.,a a zfr,irg
and f u e cent on the Capital annually, amounting 10
$4,000 5r the punea redemption Of tAess Bon fan.op
20 WaI.st and indofsed Proposals for Rutland ana
Washington Bonds -, 80,
len o he acccplance Of toe bids forty per cent
on tie 10Th OF January AID per cent on the goth OF jan
Interest viii commence from the st OF January next
GILBERT. COBB < JOHNSON, u WaHi ,s;
New-York Dec ), 1890. u~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
WhaIers.

The amount q o. taken toe whaling hes:u ts Arctic
mort "hh have arrived II me Sandwich s2nds -.r
homss nnsHsetLose reported L45aaa aavng Il 100 oos
SLae afd lto ob. sperm Oh ae isaaiy u Fass9oRe u
prcpoTt 70 Inc catch OF phRo
AR at Ntfiofd LIST snip ForI4 wesss Iaaa O.ssa s. Hss
- NV = 59 hb's @ 20 OF 30 b. LEI. At s.
hrl-n big lAsf tie IS utsrs S Habar, abs 50 Gil 5Pot-
~ lfs5as4es[ 'I Cz-Gs h-ata, W say .s1n -
s1s;Iue 6aS 10 p, q m In- .1fis Of
-ckat-- - C. - tF--SA
a.7F ID 1assh DeI,er A.llri 1.ss-
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Arrived.

Steamship Florida Lyon Savannah Dec II 70 SAM Mitchell
North OF Hsttstas ed heavy gales from to NV
Sch Honduras of eroynceown Cross TN st ao De Cuba ant
l9 I'M Tobacco B. Thompson Lett no Am ysssss
AZ sr mort The up yesterday and anchored under jersey
City.
Sch James Fisher Anderson, Dc in }Ena, Del, CON- ~
Fellowship Blaaclard Leondasi bark Tdest brig HAr
sluED-shps Queen of the West, Halet, for Liverpool Geo
West HAVE; St Louis, guaker NV ota,n A6eiesa
hubbard Mohe Repnbuc Gayeston bark Mario
rfatte.on San Fr,ucsco bras Lawrence, WAL Nengas
Peggy B Smith, Cadiz; Mason, Skoisd, Cnraco anu
Tiers
WIND Dur1e the day N:iW, and fresh
The ship Niagara Liverpool that lost her pa IN the gale OF
Monday Vii III anchor Spit towed up TO tile en-
vest. rjy afternoon by Wave and Samson We earn
that the had l broken BY spar falling on him "ho
u barge Of hs duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

sbps Geo Turner Mcclellan Orleans Eagle Hazard Star
Republic Jameson, Galveston, Hussey Murray.
Cnudor Wright, New Orleans Ladd Arthur Spear sac
rameno City n L McCrssdy a Co
Od,lmarke -, Beecher Draper Deyhl Herd; GRAY, st
Laid; Harongsr tPettgrove Norfolk Smith & Boyu
nah Deml & Co. T. Fsnas, ST John, Nh. Negns Il SON
Sch, Edorsdo Il.mba City William i-nry, Hclntyre
Portland, Balance machis Wilmington. nc; II Smith. Smith,
Charleston mcCready Ruscus, French Taunton isa
sl Arb.cam Boston, Henry Guard Hammond Baltimore, Mailer
& Lord
Sloop Victory, Baker. Newport
Steamer KenLebec. Fowerr, Philadelphia
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BY Telegrnph.

BOSTON Dec 2tArr ship mouth Rock Liverpool Nov IS
Spoke Dec 81 Mary Morris, I'm Glasgow for New
YORK
Abon PHILADELPHIA o. Sunday catavsy masts to
cd steamer Amerta liverpool ship Cohls Islands,
bas Firth San Francico Delaware Phaielph bus
Bahia; Argo, Cardsna Neasco Georgetown Dc Gpod
Hope NYosj sos Sarah Mary, Port anPnce susan, Jereme
Baflu1a Sagua Wclcot, NYOrk.
NEW BEDFORD Dec SAT- schs VIM Brown Baltimore; o5
car, Jones. Norfolk.
PROVIDENCE, Dec 22Sd sch Lonsdae, PhIadehaj sioop
Brown, hYOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

kw Gen. JOHN BELL of Sandusky Co. Ohio
has been nominated by the Opposition OF the
With District Ohio, to ill the vacancy IN the
present House occasioned by the death Of Hon.
Amos e. Wood
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Spoken. &c.

Dee 10 of Double Head Shot Keys! Atca, MeLsan ftoa
New Orleans FOR Boston.
Dec T. Cape FLORIDA ships France, Gibbs Ellis and op
zee, Tcfcrd. bo,h from New orleans for Boston
Dec % south Of Lookout exchanged Signals wh snip
Marion, bound sogih.
Dec 60 Cape Hsttefa bark Georsaza from Boaae for Kew
y TX.
Dec lat &c by Heuie:, a. Haf41, loh sap AT Ulioa
tom Boston or Nsa Orieans.
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M a a TED,

On Tuesday morning. the Third uavefssls,
Church Nv Rev VIM Balch THOMAS CHlhNEf TO MISS
On mondey I'D INST by Rev Mr. Crosby, THOMAS ToWSa
FSDosARAH T. daughter late Robert Brett scbsnck all Of
thIs
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. FL MERwla. Aucuoneer
Wy BANGS, BROTHER Il co. 2O4
4-SBRoApWAY.-Cash advances made upon all cor.
nAn
THuRsDAY EVENING, DE-. %,


at O'Clock.
Choice English ard American Standard Historical, Mis-.
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trsed and IN fine bindings richly gilt Also largea
sortmenl OF Animals for 1851, Illustrated Juvenile
Books &c. Bibles aud Prayer Books In Turkey, Velya
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Among which are:-MeXcO Illustrated, 20 pltes fohoi
Rohertsons History OF America, $40, cloths Hume and
Smoets History OF England vols $40, cloth Bakers
Works, vols toYs Book OF Martyrs, vols $40, clohi
Bloomfeds Life Of Christ syo, cloth Bunyan's Pilgrims
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rd London ArtUnion Annual, $50 plates folio Adamss
fully ususted Historic Gallery Of Portraits and Paint.
ines vols Picturesque Tour OF The Thames; Walkers
Analysis OF Beauty Art Journal London, 10 superby IL
Illustrated and richly bound il Turkey; Women Of the Old
and New Testament. line engreylngs, roya 8yo Turkey
beyeled, &c
Catalogues may be bud nj tie salei.ro0h
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec n, at O'Clock.
ENGLISH tSD AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD
BooKs-Beiug choice collection Of valuable orntmeuiaj
and standard English pubicaous, and variety OF fine ed
onR Of the most popular authors Of Europe Also, an ex
teusiYe assortment OF Anne lean Books suited The holiday
season, fine Juveniles IN gilt bindings, sc. &c
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 20, alG o'clock
HOLIDAY GIrTS-A great variety of eeganlly illustrated
and richly bound Books suitable for presents consisting
beautiful editions of the Poets large and small Books OF
Scenery and Costume AnnuGs for 1851 miniature editions
OF the writings OF Tie popular authors &C. Also an
assortment OF Fancy articles, PAPER Machc goods &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
L.G. CApRlycTox. Auctioneer. -

y. Q. JANKINIIUN. AuCIIUItFI' :.
EpY JACOB S. PLATT,--NOIlCETO
IL FCOUNTRY TS.-CROCKERY CHINA,
GLASS and EARTHENW ARE.-JACOB 8 PLATE
VIII SELL on FRIDAY Dec 18th at 10 O'CLOCK in the large
Sales Room over the Auction Room % Plat ST. the whole
ofhe stock hand aud opening in lots 10 lt country
granite dpt and &C ware Also 80 sets girandoles aud
solar lamps Also china toys and fancy articles tea trays
and maneI ornaments Sale positive above, Of which
Country Dealers viii please take notice. d25 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
Passengers Arrived,

In s!tqnsRip Florida from SavaHnch Mra N Charlton MIS-
Arnold Ryder Orlando M2ds and 2d{ MRS f99dey and
sevan Mcclure Moore NJ Hnrsoy, Or Sofsil turlss
AID -ery ants Cspt M7 and friend, Chas K Wlsgn jos WE
pins Mrs Wsfe and II IN tie ateerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

Tie steamship Promeens for Havana & has been at
the request Of her passengers until tomorrow
The ship Oriental 03 uns register Capt Theodore Pe1et
lett New York on May bound Canton remained Il
days came China gas the Southwest Monsoon and
av in the Dock the morning OF the 30 D.c,
rod of only months and Is DAYS. London Morn Chron