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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
PHILADELPHIA.
Suicides Accidents Markets - Stocks &C.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PnILApELrHlA, Friday, Dec n

PnLADELFHIA, Friday, Dec n
Last evening Henry sasse, German, aged 81
wears, and baker by trade cut ms thr oat at his
residence in the Northern Liberties He is not
aynected 10 survive Jealousy wa the cause
The Rev j. w. Wiley, and che Rev. James
Colder will be ordained in thu Union Methodist
Episcopal Church this eve aing. preparatory to
proceedine to China in ne Spring as Mission
aries,
Daniel Miller, aged as years, and native Of
residence in Ker .sington, by hanging.
man nam I'd Edward Sheridan was brought
30 che Hospital this morning, severely injured,
from the elects of severe beating which he re-
esiyed last night, from some rnfiians.
John 'Aartindale, "A years of age, was drowned
ut Frenford yesterday, while skating upon mill
pond
The Inspections this week have materially fallen OIL and
common shipping brands offered 62s r Dbl without
finding purchasers The saes for city consumption continue
limited within the range OF yeiterdsys quotation rye
There very little WHEAT Offering and the demand Is nm
ned small sale of good red at OF 9 bushe we gaote
white ld 10 The last sale of RYE was at 70c CORN
Ia in demand and the advance noted yesterday mas nee
and 5Sd59c for damp. In OATS transactions nave been
reported The market continues quiet and prices
are unchanged WHISKY in fair request at 264c in bills
and 254c in hhds ,,.npl -,
10 do 400 eco Reading Mort 6s, IS; Y Mechanics
Bank 29b 81 600 Susquehanns CaDa S. So $S75 do 80
s56o0U &c. 81 l44 100 Vicksbug RK 20. lou Reading
RR, S7s .,n1c. IN eel.
al00 State S. 49, $500 90 94 100 Reading R 81; Penn
Bank 49,; s., 600 Sch Nav 6s, 6S, 46.
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Ry TpIeRraph,

BOSTON Dec Q7-Afrbark A7oa CHARLESTON brg, NAL al9
China Phdelrba Albert and Thomas Fenner, do Law
Ga ship Compromse New Orleans bark Samuel Hi Calcutta;
Ella Savannah bigs Nile; West Indies via Wilmington NC Chico
pee Philadelphia; sch GleLvisv Batlmote William New YORK
BATH, Dec 27-Arrbrg Creols, BucksyIle SC
PORTLAND Dec chs Mary fredericksburg Sarah Nor
folk Nicholas Baltimore; Martin AID Eliza Ann New York
CID brigs sssans I'd, 81 Jaso sohia, Havana
sALEM Dec 26Cd brss Argentine, Buenos Ayfes; Heutco
Para; sch Geo and kuly. P-rmont NY .
PROVIDENCE Dee 27-Air Sleeps Rhode island, and Wa
Sauferi New YORK.
SAVANNAH Dec 2cld ship Denmark bark pster Dsm and
y CHARLESTON Dec IL Ga ship Buckley New YORK.
Steamer arrived "Wednesday morning having bsen
detained by bad " Gather
NEW. ORLEANS Dec l9Ar steamer Louisiana; ship Hitch
cock, and barG Conway, New YbIk
NORFOLK Dec 26-Au ach Tho Cor~In Martinique. On Sun
day off Hateras spoke Brem ship Argentine, 70 ds for
Sail Br big, Ind pendent, and Bermuda forNew York.
The sch Hale OF and for New York driven ashore IN
The gale Monday She sustained no damage lt VII 70 ln
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PHILADELPHIA 26-Arbr Pina Sprou New York. scbs
Jane, Mah P1oydeac Henry DsIan9 Dale York
Joseph Bell Edw Steel do Joseph Fhed
Hoover Deep Creek Atwood, do Cicero, Baker,
New York steamer Penobscot, Seymour. do.
Lowell Hathaway Havana saragoss Smiley
orean Adlia Roger White, Boston brgs MARY crowe
Lamklu, Moore Yot; Pna. Stout Aevburyport;
sch Louiea Sharp James Brra May New ork
Joeph brand Bell Richmond Cicero Baaer New York Mount
Vernon Leyvss hobie Worcestsr, Rhodes, Providence
NEWPORT, Dec 25Arr brig Undoras. Garrett i'm Pott-au-
Prince Invoice Glover, I'm Phl4 ephtaj Cenu
RON Hatch I'm Bangor York Edw Everett Roberts from
Boston for Norfolk Rocket Wells I'm Calais for Norwich Loniae
Tsy Ior i'm Proyidetce Philadelphia Toman, Young f 10
Baltimore; WIN Bard Stubs, I'm saam for NswYorAi star
Thomas, IN Rec land for do.
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M A II "A YEN

On Monday evening Dec 80 by Rsv Henry Chase Gu AR
Lo1TE Pr REIANAl and Mr. THOMAS Nj. HEaPSrEAD, ali
thus City.
the by Rev Tbos Armita;e Mr. TAOS. WALLING
20 Mes EllAABErR GALLAGHER On The 2th tg ,he ssIa
MIR WAiTlR X MOOR 10 Miss SOPHIA PELL Same iaY.
nessue Nj, JOSEPH BREyIIT To MISS MARIA VELs0R, all
o ths City
1ucsd,y by Rev, II. Pratt Of Perth Amboy
LEWIS o. CARPENTER OF New Windsor n Y to Mss MARY
r. eldest daughter Capt JSDEDIAH PAINE OF Bronkyu
In the City o. New York. the 9Th by Rsy Henry Chle
Mr. jobs HOW'D Miss ELLES EGGLEST0S, both Of :hs
town Of BzrAh.mp,t-d. CT
u Hartford papers please copy
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IMMATURE ALnAsAc.....rHls nav
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEvIYoRK.
ClPRrpd.

she. Robert Ksh Barstov Mobile, " Ewe Warehouses Of
Cly9eseale. tB') Ferguson Charleston
Brig. Brothers tBr KGouton Cadsnas Brett voss
Gibbs Martha DC Everett Brown; Isabella Reed
A.hDy, Key West. Ashley d Fish.
schs drca tsw Ohson Tes.e Thompson N4uhaus Ioven
Armnco (Portu Silva 0porio, Osborn Aou Br Stubs,
Turks Issud Haesd Chamberlain Coz Mara, JONES'
bern NC W Mailer Pres Richmond Mailer & Despatch
uddsr Wilmington Norma, Matte, Fredericksburg Chas Fry
soor Rienzl Daree, Sc NRort
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The Loss OF Life an New-Orleaus by the EH
pl0siOn of the Knoxville,

The Ne,o Orleans Picayune ofthe 8th gives the
following list of sufferers by the late explosion OF
the ste amer KnoxNSlle, in that city;
KuLED-One whitts man. name unknowni one Oiack
man RIie unknown.
MissISc-Nl Samuel Shields. second pilot, from Louis
vile; Smith first cook, white james Mutt, bar-keep
er; colored boy, name unknown
WoUNDED-CHpt j +. Harris OF The Knoxville, slightly
bruised Phips OF he Ne Plus Ultra badly scaded
Mate The Ultra slightly Injured, Mate OF The Buckeye
sis hv; Nc Coy, pHleot Knoxville badly; Geo Oldham,
st cond ce of Knoxville, bad scRded VIM. Henry, first
pilot of Knoxville scaided and confusion on the head I'M
Doughty second engineer 81 Knoxville very badly tcaded
and burnt-no expected live; negro belonging -
ke OF Mr. Pkns, fracture OF the skult-no expect
cd to live; Abram Young, second cook, badly scaded
Henry umnn third cook arm and leg scalded burrel
Franklin, fireman, badly sCaded; Patrick Connolly, hre-
man. badly scaded; John Burke fireman badly scalded
John Burns fireman. badly scaded aud severe fracture OF
the skull; Peter Mullen fireman, scaded John Collins.
fireman. cut and scaded Patrick Conrey fireman. cut and
scslded
The nine latter. with Henry and Doughty, are
at the Charity Hospital MIR. Brown the first
clerk, escaped uninjured.
The Knoxville was between the Martha w ASH
ipgton below and the Ne Plus Ultra above. One
whole boiler passed through the cabin OF the Mar,
tina Washington abatt the social hall, smashing
her machinery 1t then entered the ladies cabin
OF the Griffin Neatman, and lodged there making
a complete wreck the cabins of both boats,
Another entire boiler blew out on the levee,
passing directly throug eighty barrels OF Hour and
large pile of chicken coops, reducing them to
one common mass, aud stopped in its fearful ca.
reer within forty or fifty feet OF the brick buildings
at the foot of roydrus and Lafayette SITS a dis,
tance Of fully three hundred yards.
Tha side of the Ne Plas Ultra was greatly shat.
tered, Capt Phillips, her commander, was badly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

By Tic Ere Railroad, Saturday, Dec 27,--50
bile Whisky IS casks Provisions 90 bbls and hslf do
Four IS sacks Buckwheei do lGt bdls Paper 4S nkgs
Butter "a casks Ashes Is pigs Domesucs IS bales Wool
$500 sides Leather, l6 Dressed Hogs II pkgs Poultry IS
co Leather l5o Sheep Il head of Cae Is Calves 2pkgs
dried Fruit and 4 bbls Eggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

INST, oa Ha,t4as brig Mary Ann, Kae'toa Jam for New
Yei
rseqo 80 TO- lon M brig Hibsraa, Of Portland,
steering NE
nov p ht4 y long 445, Garland, Of and m
ssen1 tsoY s. ofPsra
Sehoia. hes date Fo-ter Douglass in AuI
sov 20, in the E1If, saw ship Forbes bopad South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

~ We see it stated thatthe wife OF Professor
Webster has been presented with fine house in
Ash st Boston, which she viii in future occupy
with her daughters
FROM FLomDA-By the arrival OF the schr.
Caroline. CSpt Hays, from Indian River, we learn
that nil is quiet in Florida-no signs Of Indian dis
turbances in that section. Major Loud scomPany
Of u. s, troops are at the pos, on Indian River,
bat viii shortly proceed 10 Fort Monltrie, ;. G..
and the company at the Fort viii proceed TO 10
rids. Isavannah Georgian
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w kalers.

er Capt sesba'y OF shp Minerva Of New Bedford re
poTth her nov b. it 20 W, Al well an SPOKE date
on Cape De yeds Coral Sherman hsnc tor scah6e- c-au.
Sailed from Poyinceiown Z5t sch Hsuist Se Bash Nofth At
anic
trt7 96 cE Cape Verbs Coral Sherman, s
New Hedferc North Paerfc, clean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

THE STORM-ITs SEVERITY.-A gentleman
who has lived in this city 80 years says the storm
of Yesterday surpassed in severity all others he
had ever known here-nOt IN its beng very cold,
but in the quantity of snow that lell and the Jury
of the tempest. The snow is badly dritted, and
some Of the fences are out OF sight. No trains ar
rived or left yesterday to day, Up to the hour at
which we write The roar from the Lake yester
day was terrific, and when the storm closed up
this morning. the piers were found covered with
mass of ice The Harbor is closed over at its
mouth and the River is full of running ice and
sleet which will soon close it over if the weather
does not moderate or the wind change.
Oswego Journal 25tl.
FROZEN TO DEATH.-The mail stage, when this
side of Hudson, night before last, overlook a
sleigh embedded in snow bank, containing
woman, several children, and quantity OF furni
ture and bedding. The driver, a colored man.
was found dead, having been frozen in his seat
The woman and children had been preserved
from q similar fate by wrapping themselves up in
the bedding. They were Immediately conveyed
to 4 house near by, and kindly taken care Of
They are not likely to suffer any permanent ill.,
convenience from theireXposure.
DORCHESTER AND MILTON BANK RoBBERY.-In
the Court of Common Pleas at Dedham Mass on
"Wednesday, John II. Brooks was tried and cen
viced OF receiving portion of the money stolen
from the Dorchester and Milton Bank in June
last, He has not yet been sentenced
IL Navigation on the Mississippi River is en-
tirely suspended above the mouth of the Illinois
n The arrival of emigrants at New. Orleans
between the LIST November and the middle OF De-
cember, amounted to 1895.
~ James Carey was killed in a renconter
| with VIM. keeler at MassilIon, Ohio on the 18Th
inst. keeier is under arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

MORE BuRGLARs--0 On Christmas eve the house
of Mr. S. H. Sterling, 937 Jayst entered by
three colored men and rihed of upward Of 500
worth of plate, and quantity Of cash from the
pockets OF Mr. Sterhng's pantaloons. The same
night, the house of MIR. Elvell, within few doors
OF the above, was entered but here the rogues
had only their labor for their gain
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More about the Steamer OhIo-Terrible
Scenes In the Gale, &c.


The Phladelphio Evening Bulletin Of yester
day publishes the following telegraphic dispatch
giving some further details in regard to the steam
ship Ohio
On the passage from II avana to New Orleans,
the Ohio broke one OF her engines Not beng
able to make the necessary repairs at Havana,
she sailed thence with the other engine. She en-
countered rhe terrible gale of Sunday at It's hight
and on Sunday night, when 40 miles south OF
Cape Hatteras, her other and last engine became
disabled, and she was left at the mercy oil the
storm.
She thus lay in the trough Of the sea from Sun
day night until w ednesday, and during this time
the terrible weather she encountered caused her
to leak, and there were great apprehenslons that
she would sink. All hands, both passengers and
crew, were compelled to work al the pumps At
length, the wind subsidng. they were enabled to
get the ship under way with sails and after sew
eral days of agonizing anxiety on the part OF the
passengers, she reached Norfolk yesterday after
neon. The scene is described as frightful in the
extreme. There was no one injured during the
gale except one man, who had his arm broken.
SECOND DIsPATcH.-Since writing the above, l
have conversed with Hon. Reverdy Johnson, who
came as passenger in the Ohio. He describes
the scene very much as l have given it to you
He abored, with the rest at the pumps. Toward
the last Capt. Schenck told him privately that II
the storm did not subside the ship must sink in
the unremitting labor of the passengers and crew,
safety was secured. 2he waves swept complete
ly over the deck ofahe Ohio, but nothing was lost.
Capt. Schenck anxious to go on with the
ship to New-Y York, when the gale subsidized but the
passengers insisted on landing at Norfolk. They
have published card exonerating the captain
from all blame and bearing testimony to his good
conduct during the trying scene,
The Ohio had sixty five passengers for New
York when she left New Orleans, and at Havana
received large accessions making the whole mum
Der on board four hundred including two
hundred and fifty from California. About one
hundred and Fifty of them came in on the Norfolk
boat and vert North this morning.
The Ohio brought also the San francisco mails
of November 18th, the same date as the { nero
KEGS advices, and the mail agens eft here in the
II o'clock trim with the mails for Philadelphia
and New York
The Ohio was considerably damaged in the
hull furniture, rigging and upper works The
damage is estimated at about $50 Co., She will
remain at Norfolk for orders fro her owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

UNFORTUNATE Academia lady, the wife OF
3 blind man named Ackeman was run oyer by a
horse and wagon in Myrtle ave- on Monday and
severely injured, and now lies IN precarious con.
dtion though the chances are in favor OF her re-
covery. She was the principal support Of the
family her husband being blind and sick, thereby
incapacitated from pursuing any kind Of calling,
We understand this family stands in need of pc,
caniary aid, and are deserving of it, therefore we
hope our phileuthropio citizens will render them
assistance. They reside at l6i Gold,st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
ADRIAN II. MULLER, AucuonSeRl, nm
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALVE,

vY A A.
UDEREMPTORY SALE or VALVE,
Il BILE LOTS ON 9Th 18th and zd-ays. 5la ts e. n W
69,hsts-ADRIAN H. MULLER will deX a. Aa ac.'g h
MONDAY, Dec. 3oih, at II o'clock, aIfttf hcfeE'a1
change the following valuable properly, pr: q, =, s
I'd ay-4 lots situated the wsT Tde OF Et taI,,B Isl
meDcing al the northwest corner ofd2st eacu 0es'
ia width front and rear, by 30 fin 9eYh p1
Also lot Tire north eide OF iha-i ,sa; no
rear ofhe above, being Is II IN wai2 front ana iea
Il in dep.h o., ia 7,hs, h
7thay-3 lots situated en- he asz side OF mo agsI
tween 2st ana z2dsts each being l9h9 ms ID VIVA
and rear by 100 FIN depth -<-...,, ,,4as
lot situated or the n0hhTt'st corner o. itn-@f ~
at being Is # f5iusiu wi1thSY eJf 10 depn' tsssf
alh-aT2 lots situated Oh To-: easlery slde Oh w gsg
CONNIE nciHg on the north. earl corner oi3lstSL e'
ms in width by 100 q In depth ,,t.s ~
Jstst-i lots situated IN the s0uth s'oc tiiE5
esst from the 9thav each being . Il IN w'dtn
II depth. .,3oo f asst ~
east from the 3d-aY. each being z u ips IL "'-'1
lrs in depth .,.t ,i..-s, 100 n siEf@
the 9Th az each peig = II IN %idh ~ so u i4tAM
4zdst- lots siYUB.e on ne sonH s' os oi1sss9@
fs,yev saci being > tD widhby ~ S' egS sf
loo m lbe sOath eide Of u a. l3O II Wss' h'-
s.Cs MA width by 80 na ig deplI. 90. : s.
salbstL7 loia situate on the nofn zoe 81 6faE
EAST rom az each being y 4 IN ~ldtn ~ ~"
large porton or the purchase money Hsy "a n .
bord ard mortgage Maps Of the properly eAh V5<g
he otics Of The Auetioneer, ~allsL
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Spoken.

Nov Oh Fortune l,iaad, ss Egyptian and for neea oa
NV "a, y o. Ion So shr 6lnroy o! Gadas s~aE hard
10 al - 81 lon s. passed hg Trspeu ct BostoR '''sTRk
Nov ia, Is S. on ,k Ret Roy Of sAta;oge ,senas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

10 At meeting ofthe Elizabothport and Sta
ten Island Ferry Co. at the Elizabethtown Court
house, on the l8,h inst the following gentlemen
were appointed as Committee to procure addi-
tional subscriptions to the Stock of the Company,
port Co as the subscribers may profer-viz !;
Messfs OMAR, j. C Fairbank, Or. q. stearns,
James W ApEns Cyrus Marvel, VIM, Ssiles, 81
mon Eckert a. w. Miller Elijah Kellogg, VIM
Reid VIM. w. Crane, ] s. Spencer.
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PAPF CHANCE 10 Make MONEY.

IAIlL A'1N-@AO =.
AArv person having $500 at their disposal may heaf
az an opportunity Of investing /, IL light safe aha
able business already established noy9 pslng l0 per
win ;oqr wears OF unexpired lease Tie bldlhg
he business i located Satisfactory reasons si'fI ~
ing out Address Daguerrean, irlnal' O1sIl
staring when and where interview can De h9S Sfa,i
WI meet with prompt attention. u+f4"
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tSso The steamer Passac has discontinued her
trips between Newark and New York to' the sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

Hs The Delaware and Raritan Canal is to be
closed for the season on the 9sth inst.
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BOARDING

pOARDING-A few select Bo9rdars.
Il gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen a
be accommodated with hfst rae B0ARD and 1,le9sant
modern bull, house, and Agreeable locator a
stage Fulton Ferry minutes walk froul soma
Ferry by applying west side Ut Hoyt ST. next to The corner
OF Stale 81. Brooklyn. d8 Il
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

70 The Railroad train this evening Saturday
from New. York, will leave at II, PM and the
evening train from New York for Elizabethtown'
Railway and New Brunswick, on the st Of Janu,
airy, will leave New York at II I, NJ. train for
Newark also leaving New. York at 1ol, NJ,
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BONDS $1,000 EACH.
EXECUTOKS' SALE OF REAL Is.

4 y h TORS SALE Or REhL E-
IL YATE.-Ae excellent opportunity TO pentel 81
..-, -z.T. y SKIER, ast.blnga VALUABLE FARM ae1'
vs-. eGi 2ccess 10 New foCs aud Philadelphia
TIE .ehecribers Executors OF SAMUEL BEEhE4i
GeceaIed wi. otter al Public Sale, at tho HomeiIsAa
sad 5ecessed in MongoH cry Township SomerseIV.,a
~ y J. on lie OF 9Th January s5l Two valuable f1ls
No IS farm Of ]00 highly cultivated and Nls
excellent water almost every field truit oil elmosey
Mind and In great abundance Tie improvements cosAi
ing OF large Brick Dwelling House. two large Baeiss
all other necessary cut buidin s-5 OF TIE <VV srfesys
excellent wood and. - ,oo,,,., Is
No adjoins the above. and contains above loes!ss.
being wood land Of he best description, me blases
high staie Of cultivation, with beautiful ssrsan ~ -
running through Il and awel Of good watef ~ aYg
There Is young apple orchard OF The best gfsiet III
and variety OF other fruit The Buildings conssT
two-story House, &c. -. v.,..,kgl
The sbaye are In all respects most desirable Fnf!isY
aed they ere, between TWO great CUES ana on44z g
from Princeton and q from D and X Canal nasg4'
wei worth The attention OF hose wishing TO PpIe5a.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, NJ, when HsSy4''
win be given and conditions made known, by
PETER T. BEEKMAN, tEs5cagi
FREDERICK Y. D. VOOBHEES,Y m
MONTGOMERY Somerset Co N. j., Dec. IiH w.
d23 81 2sih&3lst,Jsn lst,Sd&4th
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DOARD.-A back Parlor, suitable for a
BDGentenan and his Wife; also Rooms for one or two
single Gentlemen Apply at II Leroyplac Bleeckerst
~ 9taN wv
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BOARD WANTED.-By Gentleman
"a ard wife child and nurse either in NewYork below
Chambers err Brooklyn the Fulton Ferry References
exchanged Address D. box 04l, PostOfce, stating terms
and accommodation. DIS 81
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DOCKY BAR MINING Coz

public are hereby uogsed hist the Stock book d, =
sale ofsoca IN this City WILL De discontinued on ia =
pruximo The same. however. viii remain open =
NalLsl for the transfer o. sbsres-New Yn.k n. Z
1880 PHiL0 D AtGKLES PFes,ds,,
JAMES DELAvAS, Secretary Sf,s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.

l VC0MPANY-The stocst holders ara hereby 80
that the srpua election for Directors Of Tie Coyp,s,
the ensuing wear VIII be held NJ the East Brood ysy
corner Pikas srd Fast Broadway on MONDAY a. s.,
of Jenusry 1851 The polls viii open at 9ck snSf
al o'clock PM ldslJ6tl H, V. MASON, SCI,
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NEW york AND ERIE RAILR0lG

l. CONFERENCE.-The The Semi Annu,I me- me-
II the rate OF SIX per ceu. PER annum will be paid ups
stock Of the New-Yofk ana Enc Railroad COMPANY Us
Office. No - W ais or and after the ii Of Janaary Ia
The Transfer Books vii We closed from the 18th rs -
January. 1881, NATHANir' = MARSH Secres1
New-for Dec. s. 1850 G5&
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DOARD--A gentleman and wife, also
ADsinge gentlemen can find desirable rooms for the
winter at Al Warren-s cult OF rooms on the first foor
FOR small family Terms moderate, and references re-
onired d4 I'm"
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BALTIMORE, Dec bark Sarah Bridge strou Lverpooi
bnss Mary Emily. Spanking, Cages Scotia Hubbard, RIO
Grand; chrs Eco Brglane New York, Chas w Bentley,
DAVIS Chsr-tor Henry Cheon, York; Davis,
de- BALDWIN Parker. Charleston CD brEs Harp, krwan,
West ndei Fl Ia Waite Deunon New York. schrs General Irwin,
WhoIt Wilmington. sc; Men phis. sEsI, Charleston
BATH. Dee 22-Arr bue Creole Youn.. Buclsvulc, SC
sehr- Hylas Snow. Boston; swallow. iaun'k do
BUCKsPORT Dec 1S-sd seh Mai5r Rngsod, Pnkham New.
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GENTLEMAN and his wife. or one

or two single gentlemen can be pleasantly &ceonmo-
lated with GOOD BOARD and desirable room, furnish
ed or unfinished application 20 SiZtlay The al
yeriser has just taking boarters. Applications
received uulIi after he lst cay ofjsnuav dl5 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-

Gentleman and his Wife ard TWO single Cen
ueen can be accommodated with pleasant Rooms IN pri'
family Al Sc Firss one minutes walk from the feck'
alp Ferry Boats every minutes during the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

pOARD.-Two Gentlemen desire a
EBRoom with Board in genteel private family, where
there are nc other very hoarders Location 10 min
utes walk from City Hall Address g. L. Tribune OF.
fee d27 Stt
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ROARD.-A gentleman about removing
, his f1uily from AZ Hudson-st opposite 81 Johns
PART would recommend The house respectable family
who wish unfinished hack psror with pantry. Access
the PARK, good hoard agreeable boar0ers aud the
OF home The best references required by the lady
oftbe house Terms moderate Gail after Ii a. NJ d2S H.
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FNTEREST ON CITY srorvS

c. JOSEPH E. TAYLOR. Cogirona,
GoATRo1t ER's 0FFics NY Dec. ., lS5G, So n,