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xxxIss C0NGREss...sec Second Session
SENATE. .wAsn1NeroN. Tuesday. Dec. u.


Senate. WAsnNGroN Tuesday, Dec.l7.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate the report OF
,he Board Of Officers called to consider the pro,
pricty Of establishing the rank of Lieutenant Gen
eral and what measures are necessary to quamy
military officers for exercising civil duties
ferred to Military Committee and ordered - DC
printed. .o..o;.,
Mr. FooTE said 81 hold in my mana 'eI'"'"
resolutions Of censure upon mysclie w I nave
MON nasscd nv the Legislature OF mississippi,
pesh pass =? been sent to me to be presented
- ~ corote | do SO, but desire to say one
sUor ,1 The Legislature of Mississippi is body
rn,nnosed of high minded and honorable gentle
con but they have wholly mistaken the public
sentiment of the State, and ! think that by next
Autumn they and all the world will have evidence
Of the fact F."
I'he CHAIR asked what motion was made.
Mr.. FooTE said they sent to HIM to be
PRESENTED and he had complied with the request.
The Senate might do what it thought proper with
the resolutiOns-hls colleague might make any
motion he pleased
Mr.. JEFF DAVIS moved that the resolutions be
read and printed. The Secretary commenced
reading from the papers sent up, when JEFFER-
SON DAVIS said that the papers the Secretary was
reading were resolutions OF last year Inc last
on the paper was the one to be read
Mr.. FoorE was sorry the mistake had been
made-he had not read the papers. They were
received in an interesting epstle from Gen Quit
man Governor of Mississippi. He read that let
ter and nothing more.
The resolutions were sustaining the course of
DAVIS and the Representatives of the State in
the House. and disappearing of the course of
FooTE on the Territorial questions last session.
Printing ordered
On motion of Mr. SEWARD ten thousand extra
copies of the Report of Secretary of Treasury
were ordered
John DAVIS and FoorE from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back the bill to estab
iish Western armory, also the bill to refund to
South Carolina the moneys advanced and losses
sustained by her during the Florida war.
Mr.. Owns resolution to print the Presidents
message in Spanish was then taken up, and MI
WALKER moved to amend so as to print it also in
German and Norwegian.
MIR. BRADBURY moved and the resolution and
amendments were laid or the table.
A message from the House announcing the
death Of Mr.. HARM0NsON was received.
Mr. Downs delivered Euogy on the deceased,
and Mr. JEFF. DAVIS also spoke of his many
virtues. Adjourned
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NEnryInud lteform Convention.

= IUtsUdY5
a letter was received by the President of the
Convention from President Fillmore, ackno VII
edging the receipt of copy of the resolutions in
favor of the Compromise bills He expresses the
high qualification he derived from their peyusal,
and trusts that his future conduct will justify the
confidence expressed that he will faithfully per
form his duty in the present crisis. And he is
gratifed at the assurance OF cooperation from the
people Of Maryland in any emergency which may
require it in support OF the laws and Constitution
of the country a similar letter also re-
ceived from Hon. Daniel Webster, expressing his
qualification ut the spirit Of the resolutions, as
calculated to circumference agitation and produce
Cancellation aud harmony, and thereby perpetuate
the Union.
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Foreign Ports.

A.PAa No, - brig waef w,ch, con"y from sa'aa arr 'h
cHt An vessel -. IN. W.. ., > las.
Sarah Mara Downs. from chasss captain anu Iis - ,
A. i,y,ns n. INST banks M4ry Lowell, G0o ing from
arr stu Dig lsa de Cab, Mar'eash, from 2s a" So -
81 a. Rutil Naxw4 ter IRE ght or tbkfef; 9a2us,
ms joln Bach Melville for Bristol ri soon tf'; u, ~
ram, john Aired Johnson ts Henry Marshall ~ Se., ~ %
Els IN Sa,ia Me'ser cardsns>. - oad Tor nforA' ~
nu Sid It'll F.ciac JIfTi- Chesre ath oth
49, Yors bss Dolphin nauishl. Jahl L9na GU On,
- PAX Matausas III; aarE Crime ST John hoiSu az
~ I'm Sierra Aiorera Rb-too Wn Eayey Ssffi 1iV'e9"i
~ iaJ or BOSTON brs Carii. Melville Bo7tan r., ~,
A, DsfDadoes a4ih ui; bsrk FAnonnt "9t2ey fg nue.
Philadelphia dtsE ,,,, -, tI-,d,,a. Cro., Boston sd
2ftb bsrt tlnla, Tafr, Tuf.s iaiTad
Ne IN ls.''' al @ G c Hanier Means. foa Porla1i;
So, TIerio Avo.d BAn6or to had Tor S7soI sailed h'
bur. @ sq,f Nh Sars Jnbe. Parker, Portland
sSPs maspp sii bark Villain Baysy 70 load Tor Boston
va Ga'sts,g sh u ss Louisa Ggofd PhsdsPha
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Dnnlesfic Ports.

.pArACHICOLA Dee Arr Nov =, snip Erc'lsoL snla,
-, 9e bass Triton, MafrmHD, Prpgpjsneei ehs Poc4h0n
49, gr-tn satncrc; Pee beg Mas so7 Clark York 3d. ach
apok NOfeau sch " Harrson Harrison, 10.
II r. prIrr Hsuts FoeAwsi for Autssrp, bE vtatati
Notion N1qrI com5a Aere-q Tor 89stna rs E1csl
49, ysrny Mc6aw Ce I'm DO wig PfoYiteacs CATT for Pfov
JeSer e Qausbaul Springer i'm York, wtE Robert Wat; B
nm. m, ,epon Wig triton, sictrGen. Providence Wig
WAloa, Baker. for Nfok, H{ Eliza jAn', Carlisle
DO ~. LaHtegce 1f bo-on s 'as l. Cirh, H Nfoik
~. mr. -slat;a,. 81 Cham. I'm Bat more, F'S
nay ITF It * Dec aArrs-t taeia-f's, llr,
etttl, fg DE- - &5r s-t iissi E-at 2. sim.
Ufrs-
..trH zFaf,. Casa17H slriz; At'y Ht,aa Ia
rg,.> Ia1 CJ brs MIR G1s-aiae kHs't7a. Jan.
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Interesting from uayr,.

B0sTON, Tuesday, Dec. II.
Further accounts from Hayti to the lst inst
have been received here, The panic on account
of the rayages of Cholera at Jamaica had subsd-
ed rot a death having occurred from it at Port
au.Prince. The Emperor IS to.be crowned on
Christmas day-the Crown and other insignia Of
Roy atty having arrived from France, The LIST Of
February has been fixed upon as the time for
marching against the Dominicans, The Empe'
rdr had gone with his new Feet to a port about
twenty miles distant u pleasure excursion.
Three men had beer shot at 2ort-au Prince for
treason, The new or2p OF CoAee came in slowly
on account of the heavy rains
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Arrived.

Steamship souihsrae Dickinson Charleston boar zs Spot
ford Tleson & Co
Big Warren Brown. -. View Haven, ballast
Swedish brig Rapid Od=mss, Boston Ii Dc, ballast Draper
Deylin. he : bound 10 Trieste.
Norwegian brig Solid hu.ea Lisbon "a d. dze to order Has
had for the last Spoke nothing
Sch Anu Elizabeth Whitfield. Newark.
Sch Tariff Dihbe Stamford iy swo ids, Sanford -
Sch Elizabeth Huh Tuh South Ambo, bound to Alien FONT
Sch Ju,tte. Woglam, Wilmington, c. days Stores
Powell It..
sh James W Mckee Woolsey. Providence d. N ballast
Sch Montezuma Bayls Bridgeport, in ballast
erl,s BrEinerd. HllHrd, Portland, c. ds, 'rses'one
son Chief She'd Portland. Ct d., stone
Sch Hiram Gerard Hammond, Baltimore ant four 20
master.
5ch Ruth Thomas, rant. Midlstowu : ds, IN ballast,
Sch Marcia Trbon Seeetzsr, NHayeu, IN ballast
soop Emily, Briggs SBedf I'd, OIL Burt
sloop Republic; Some, NBed'ord oil
soop Helen Smith Smith. Sag Harbor de- Thsa master
BELOW bark south Of the Highlands at sunset
sALED-shps Pnceton Russell liverpool; Sullivan. Edwards
Charleston; brig Solomon Eaton Sparks, Hueytsssnd others
WIND During the day from NNEv, and fresh.
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OIsnsters, &c,

Sens Pz.so from Bangor Hayen reported ashore o.
No Mans Land and has biged ,.
scuA MeRr Newberu, n c. with naval stores bound 10
New York about niles north OF Cape h on the
mo e of the 18th during A. Last accounts they
we're chargng cargo The vesse ul water and the pros
pect of get X her of was very small -.
state that ship Perkug from Manila which wen; ashore
on he OH ust on Smiths Point VIII total loss Part
cargo consisting hemp sugar Nc has been saved IN
aged state ~ :, 49,, r.,,4 s.,
Boston oats barley &c prs,ioq; to Sth INST - mule;
F Of sh.burne Light nearly asunder mshps l. 10 supposed
bs run INTO BY some aud the late Of tbs unknown
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Great Loss by the Fire In y uZoo City--Eerged
NOinh In 81. Louis.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday. Dec. 4.
The recent fire in Nazoo City destroyed proper
" amounting to $4,000, about half OF which was
insured
10 lawyer in St Louis some unmatured notes
OF hand amounting to large sums, with instructions
10 negotiate and remit-they were. however, dis
covered to be forged, and although some had been
negotiated no remttauces had been made
before the discovery took place.
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weights Hemlock Sole a, l6a sc middle do, l439t5}
heavy do si@lti good damaged do III 0l55 poor do,
aiall The advance dates only from today Oah-t4nned
Is stl scarce ard wnnled.
HIDES-The Marietta quiet TIE hrmness Of holders
restricts Transactions l97 wetsalted Buenos Ayre5 Go Y
sold al SIC months $50 Bneuos Ayres. ~ 10, At II Z,
less y cent Thisis resale, having been previously
sold l4!c but thrown mp $500 Rio Hache, Is IL at 1871
mos Some further sales OF Rio Grande and Curacao
ere rnored bnl NOT he partcu!aLs The soch s00lQ
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OhIn s,n1e Cnnyentio,r.

CINcINNATI Tuesday, Dec II.
The Convention has been engaged in the dis
cussion Of the proposition to tax Ohio and United
States bonds. The Legislature passed law ex-
empting S3O0OO0C OF the former from taxation
forever, but the transfers in Ncw-Yorh having
been purposely confused, it is impossible to dis
tinguish one class from another 1t is, therefore,
proposed to tax the whole Sl8,0O0,OO0, and the
proposition viii doubtless be carried The propo-
sition 10 tax nitel States Bonds will not pass.
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Passengers Sailed
M1s1AruRE ALuAnAc.....rH1s DAY.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORk.............DEC.
Cleared.

Steamship Asa, Judkins liverpool, Cunad, Jt.
sApA be Peel CHADWICK. LonjGn. Gnantl Mnurn Co;
Alien Miller Watkins; Defence tBrl. Kerr 81
vannah Tuking Sullivan, Edwari Charleston, Wardle;
ucorn Pollard Noeans Laid; ha.e Hunter Parsons Bra1os
Texas.
Brga Moses Bukley, Maks sc, Hurblt CO. sehago,
Shaw Portland Cstlsrne. Henry. ST Jaso de Cuba
ssurcp Guule, Richmond c g w Piersoni Elem h0f
man Sherman Sgs1ord; EHco Kng-ani Batim0rs Wells,
Griffin Charesonj MARY Cla Swift Saemi W Brown Hulse,
Wilmington Doler Potter Dtego PettnslL Jacksonville,
F Bent Means Prince; Oser BIZ Porter, Yarmouth,
Ms; Kahroah Ga1r ST Martins. Harriet Brl, War
rem ST Johns. NJ. C & Lauues Il Co.
soop Warren, 5tann4rd, Maven.
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SnolIen. &c.

Nov lat So long passed America sark standing E.
painted bac with rcd streak and showing red aaa He
wi black Dart o the white -
Dec lat s. TO- long Isabella from Boston for Charles
South shOal bearing Why 10 niles, sch Eu'oa from
Boston for SYo-k
ward OF Cape Haiteras Shoals
Dec a. NJ lat 81 exchanged signals p Ii small American
steam BOA: bound South and earrs dessra Rowland
AsnlnrhlI. .Ienel
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. MORSE announced the death Of John IL.
Harmonson, Representative from Louisiana, who
died in New. Orleans last October. He passed a
euogium upon his memory, and concluded by
offering the customary resolutions Of respect.
Mr. BAYLY also spoke few words in praise of
the deceased, who born in the Distric. Of
Virginia which Mr. Bayly now represented
The resolutions were passed and the House ad-
lOnrnp1
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The Georgia Convention.

The Convention finally adjourned on Saturday
night, after adopting the Preamble of the Gem
mittee of Thuty.three, and the Resolutions slight
" amended. The vote was Yeas 231, Nays 70,
not voting 8 The tone of the Convention has
been firm but concilatory.
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Western Nariaa,Ion, &c.

LoV1sVLLE, TNesday, Dec. II.
Weather cold.
The steamer Bay State. in comieg out OF the
canal, ran on some rocks and sustained some
damage extent not know
The Pike No. ., from st. louis today, reports
navigation s,ill open but the river full # ice
The Amazonian, with cargo, Tor New7Orleans,
hsE been seriously injured in the Ice
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To HInrfners.

c4rrcx-The revolving light al Roster weak tia; It can o
he IN liz vicinity the stationary light can DO seen at
thereby similar 70 tho f'rde h m
t REVOLVING ht also that easily be mistaken Tor
~ Frd.r sI II considered eIpeiient to make
nj they be on their guard aga INST
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Mnrkets.... ClsclNYArl, Dec. II,

Hogs are firm with sales Of 2,600 at u004 70.
The receipts Mess Pork s in demand at 10 50
al d he'd higher
New-York sight Exchange al = cent discount Cur
rency exceedingly scarce lncessan rains and river in
fine 6avgabe order Freighs TO New 0fieans-Flour 3d.
D. M,
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BY TeLeGRApH.

The sales Of Cotton yesterday Saturday, were
SO bsles establishing tie decline OF TT. since The r.
cept Of the Americas news The week sales haze been
l4G00 bales Midding is quoted y, Dl22
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NYeafern NnrigafIon.

DETROIT, TuesGay. DC. n.
The Ohio left for Buffalo last night. The river
is full Of ice and the weather is very cold.
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Political Ailayrs in massachusetts.

busTuN, IuesuaN, DEC, n.
The Governor and Council have counted the
votes for State Senators-22 Opposition aud IL
Wings are elected, and there IRE vacancies.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A NJ MERwIs. Aucuoneer
HpY BANGS, BROTHER Il co. 20A
.ASBROADWAY.-Ca advances made upon all cons
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BOARDING AT BROOKLYN.-Very
rs - 1s viii, BOARD to be mad al 81 Willow
place, TWO minutes "slA 10 v Won BIBRA.
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Markets.. cIscIxsAr1, Dec. I7-P. NJ.

The receipts of Hogs till this evening have been
$1,000 being 100 600 short l4st year The market is tm
4GGo sold 81 iGdS4 l5 Flour declined S. caus
Ing an active demands COO bbs sold, closing 10
Ereigs 10 New Oreans 40 Tor Four and 65c for Pork 3
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NJ B. BUTLER, Auctioneer.
Observation-Disclosures E.
a On WEDNESDAY, Dec 10, e. 10 o'clock, a! IL
Spruce It I'd door The effects OF irwin Coulter Beslaa
cen, and other integates consisting Of dry goods aan
Tbbons ladies' collars sewing silk, thread gmPs buttons,
stockings tape, sc. Also, books dozen wa!ets ASo,
male and female clothing Trucks chests, carpenters .oo
bedseeds bedding, watches, ieWery, &c BY order "a
JAMES s. THAYER, PUBIC Administrator,
ans $40 A---- - 7 Nassau e.
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Nnvleo,ion of lhe ,IIssis.ippI.

ST, LOUIS, Tuesday, nec.l7,
The Mississippi between St. Louis and Cairo,
lie fnll of floating ice and several boats are ice
bound Navigation is suspended
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Richmond Esirncy Cnsc.

NICNMOND, Iucsday, Do. i"
In the case of Reed for Piracy, the Jury
have rendered a verdict of Guilty. p.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There is Increased hrmness and
activity in the market for the low grades State and
Western our, and descriptions better prices are
obtained. There is good speculative demand and fair
inquiry for the East and local trade Canadian is active
demand and is better sales of 1900 bbls 7504 81
The sales OF Domestic reach 10000 bbls 81 81 for
No snperfne 15Q4 81: for common to strait State 81
ass for mixed 10 fancy Michigan and Indiana 1915 l2t
for pure Genesee 605 II for fancy Genesee sri
for fancy Ohio So 40 70 for Ohio and 50D5 62f
for extra Genesee Southern is plenty aud tie markell
dull Gales OF 500 bhls, S505 III for mixed 10 good
strait bTArns al 2Id5 - for fancy Rye Flour is easier
sales OF 200 bills at 4d3 30 Corn Mea is steady; sales
OF $40 bhs Jersey at So aud $50 bbs Brandywneat 3
GRAlN-Hoders very firm, at prices aboye The
views of buyers We hear Of sale OF 1000 bush red
G,nesee at Pc for milling Canadian firm and in de-
neud sales of l0O00 bush common 81 about i05ic Rve
IS rn: sales of 4c00 bush nc. Barley Ii firm but
quiet ~ 85G@c Oats are rather better Soles f Cona
and Canadian at dV475c t2G4l for Jersey and 36 for
River. Corn Is more plenty aud The market is easier:
sales OF 10000 hush al 64tc for Northern 65865t for
new Southern aud jersey 81 d6s for and old white
oo9ta or od ~ esiern and Northern yellow
w HlSh There Is less buoqaury AID ac.viiyin the
n 81, "itI sas o Lou DDS ONO and Prison at &c
DIuHgel5 dIiI al @1tc
oI PR BOY Is better feeling tie market
or fofki contracts for 100 bbls settled at II p for
Mess the sales are eebbls, at 25d ST for Meas and
- 40 % lof fhe ne lhlteT du! and nominal Mess is
NO. ilopy suH quiet al Il oft Tor City cut. Bacon is
scarce safes q 120o0 lbs Long Middes at 81, rib In
bee Hams ere hrn; sues OF $40 bbls at <I4 Lard is
nm sales OF hbls prime At nc. Beet is rather lower
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MniI-Gen. ChnpIin. Nc.

BALTIMORE TUESDAY. Dec. Y.
We have no mail tonight South of Washing
ton. General Chaplin has failed to obtain bail at
Hartford District where his trial was removed
from Rockville.
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Receipts Of Produce

By the North Rirer Boats, Dec Ut, 500 bbls
Flour 705 bbs Provisions 1874 bbs Ashes - bales Wool
900 bush snip Stuff, l.sC0 bush Feed, 6,000bush Malt
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all
l persons having claims againstW LILLIAN ALBURTlS
late OF the City Of New York deceased, present the
with vouchers thereof the Subscriber All per-
indebted the estate Of said William Alburs are
hereby not ed make payment Of The to the Sub
criber St her residences 10 Broomest or before the
inst day Of April l85I-Dated York, December l6
1850. ldl7 lw' SARAH ALBURTIS, Administrative.
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ROARDER WANTED.-A small prl-
ADvae family have large front on the second floor
with bedroom adjoining II desired. 10 Let TO gentleman
and wife single gentlemen with board For further
information inquire In the Drug Store, corner OF Bowery
and Walker sis Good reference given and required
d
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Counterfeit Ellis.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday. Dec. II.
Counterfeit Tens Of the State Bank OF Ohio &c
circulating here
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New York Cattle Market 80" Dec. Il.
lRennrted for The Tribune

Al market 200 Beeves (i60 Southern the remainder
from this State and the Eastl 80 Cows and Calves and
Prices, Nc.-Beeves have been rather plentier the
famed The range, to-day, tor good retailing qualities is
from s. to 81 p 100 lbs About 200 left unsod.
Cows AND CALyEs-Sales at from p l2GS30Df4 80.
as 10 quality All cold.
SHErp AND LAMBs-Are in good supply but the market
is duh and prices are lower Sales OF Sheep from 50
10 : 25d4 %; Lambs 25G2 p To- 25. unsold 900.
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TAIyIDEND.-NORTH AMERICAN
EEF1RE INSURANCE COMPANY 81 Wailst New.
York. Dec e. 1854 The President sad Directors have da
cared seni-hnuual Dividend Of Eight Par Gent on hs
cspitsl stock payable on demand
do w r. W BLEECKER, Secretary.
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Arrival q ,hc S'iorida ~ ~aya,nui.
StgsSNtH. 34e7ifg, De- z.
:, IHe tte1 osdip fatl2a aas eegiyeI hae from
IKE" of' ~ ~ ho0ssi .on "har! 80 wbaa
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CITLENs' FIEE TNsUWNNcN Co1IPANY. Dec . ~
s DIVIDEND OF EIGHT PER
IA CENT has been declared This Day. payable on De.
nand al the otlcc g. Wailst
d. w n MCLEAN. Secretary
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+. Cotton, Auctoneer. -
NAJE on GENI'EEI HOUSEHOLD

Sr1PNITITRE. &c-F COTTON will sell. THIS
DAY. Wednesday, Dec 49, at nv oc ock at l79 Forsyth
ST near Ryingtoi, The entire Furniture Of &mliy reaog
e!e a.tee and plain sofas, pergass Brusses l9sePy
and ingram carpets oil cloths mahogany French oe SsSaa
mahogany chairs feather beds hair mattresses Goduh5
and hall lamps, gandoes China and glass ware cutlery
and plain breaux, paror stoyes Atchen iuiniuo
&c Sale positive md catalogues ready at " cocA ~
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BOARDING

BOARD Wanted by a
ADsingle Gentleman. large second story Room win
Breakfast and Tea BreaA fast only. Location not lar dis
an from Broadway and between Spring andF ourih ss
Best OF references given Address s j. Office OF lhs
ulo II,
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TUESDAY, Dec. II.
ASHES-The market is dull sales of 70 bbs al 30 for
Pots and > 10 for Pearls.
COTTON-The market has again decHhed ic all round
with sales OF l,500 bales. The extent of the declne since
The Ameficas became known is full c t. To- and the
market closes to-day with strong downward tendency
CuErc1t RLlces for Li.e1z.aoL On ...G..aa
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A. NJ MERyIY, Auctioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGLISH
AAAND AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AM
NUALS &c-The undersigned invites attention 10 The sale
commencing THIS EVENING at the saIes room, ~
Broadway, and be continued throughout the week y
embraces rich variety of books suited to season. m
particulars of which VIII be found the catalogue, to De
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O'Clock precisely BANGS BROTHER co.
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a GENTLEMAN wishes rooms hand
IA omely furnished floor il possible, comprising
paor bedroom and for with private table Tor
himself wife child and nurse Theuppe part OF me Guy
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j. w. BRown. Aucdoneer .,,
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l MIXTURE, &c-THls DAY, Wednesday, Dec 70 at
eTge assortment Of New and Second Haud Furniture, or
the convenience Of GALE consisting sofas iabedsteads
rocking easy paror chars dressing aud PLAN Olrea
French bed seads hair Mattresses stands wardrobeg
bookcales French secretary carpets mating amps Y
randoes China crocAery, glassware, stoves, &c nc. II
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DOARD WANTED-For Gentleman,
ADL Lady one Child and Servant in private family los
below Bleeckerst west Of Broadway preferred ESy
would require two Rooms unfinished Address BOZ t,.'
Post Office
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COPPER MINE SPECULATION :

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