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from te present channel for nearly the whole Of twenty
miles distance
THAT most II not all the companies engaged In those
st De ndsus works will be abuudanty renuue rated
scarcely admits OF q doubt when the facts are
known relative to what has heretofore been realized
in sirnilar prizes the stream That the
main beds of all streams are not rich alike is well
knawn Yet at the time. IL has been thsrou hy
ascertsined that the main bed OF the Tuoiumne Is
quite pregnant with the precious metals and needs
opy the assistance of the energetic mining accoucer
to enable her to bring forth abundsptly
am clearly of The opinion that there Is n, other
portion of the mines so inviting TO the newly arrived
smigrs mt as referred There great iuq uiry
for ers assist In working the varou. int
rests IN the dsmming associations, and from three
Ave hundred could now find ready employment on the
river referred TO- at liberal wagessay 200 dollars per
month and beard the or loo dollars per month
and board.
A correspondent Of the Courier writes that great
discoveries OF gold have been made little stream
between the Trinity and chasta rivers and a5o the
Chasta and klamath
NAVIGATION STOPPED.
From the Stockton Journal August I0.l
Tho Steamboat running between sscra nento City
and Marysyile have ceased to ran. as the depth of
water between Eicclsus and Marysvile IL too shallow
at this of the yer to admit Of steamboat navi
CATION The last two which ate pied run tn US Ear
the Lawrence and the Miner, we're beth snasgsd aud
materially injured.
and upon which the success OF most all the young and
Furnishing above Ss -amento depend Is at this
low water stage much impeded by arse ssudbars
and snags which, ty their size and frequency remind
one strongly OF tn Mississippi
TIE NORTHERN MINES.
From the Pacific News Aug. l61
gentleman who arrived yesterday from Nevada
City, on Deer Creek, about forty miles above Marys
ville informs that the miners in that region are
doing a very gratifying business. Six weeks sinoo
when he located there, the number OF nRaged in
digging small; but he is of opinion that least
two thousand are now working tde mines within
circle OF three miles Most Of these from Missouri
having come across tho plaus and are a hardy, en-
during class. The yield st the Deer Creek diegioys
frem i've to twenty dollars per day 0ccssionsly
dYpar N Ian hat NtAll .ttRh
than this But very little sickness prevailed among
the miners quite u number came down wiki our in
formant with the intention Of returning the Stses
their posi essioa.
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=
RHs Hyde. has been appointsd dsi.grsts to the
whig State Convsntlon ron tss second District OF
Tonpkins county.
We have q lovely spripg IKE morning, sf,er the So
we're rain storm 81 yesterday.
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Democratic ard WING Meetings.

I0NII- NV IThT-
Another attempt g. got up a dagoora'ic rsuscstion
week
A large .hig meetiur ~as held here last evening.
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LORD Eigin- D.a'h Of t. Di-tiaguishta De-
mosrst, &c.

irffst sept -, lhso
The Eerl OF III gin .ni suite their war homo, ye-
ttr5sy psid visit {, the s'ats lgBstic asylnn
John Baxter 90 sod este EN- Cd merChsat OF thlz
city. ded YESTERDAY lie vas the dsnocrslis card
dste Tor mayor two YEAR siuc-
Charles p Tenssy kicked to death by . horse,
- rnlIl va Lar.lau
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puu,oytanra Septeassr ~ 1880.
Oaeer ssep.fps retorns 60 Nsv lotk TITS .ternoor
vIth tho r,kn liz custody, for sit@npupg 70 SvM
IxtkS vu1ntity Of Silver WAres yestASsI
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The Demonstration at PiacerviiIe.

Early yesterday morning soms nifty OF the squstters
nTs. hied al the aud second streets. snt
announced thew d. patton 70 resist this OF
ia. shrH should he att-np TO take OF the
hopse md lot 70 rrston To vhich thu verdict OF rhs
District Court had been given publication was
mace III the fT01scrtpt. denOuueing ana asfyiug all
eourtsal process OF law aud declaring heir xrd de-
Termination To resist with their lives Il necessary any
sterpts TO rroover siou o, land under color II
writ of execution restitution. based upon the judg
ment or decree Of any court Of this country poster
was dlstTibuted am beuI aJd about tue city con
tanning declaration OF their rights. and pledging
their lives their fortune aud their sacred bonor to
ms,ntsin them The mayor OF the city went among
THIN III the course of the f>rsuoan snt told them L.
would be becesarJ to oisparse. They concluded to
ttnd committees at 80 u msks Gisnts WITH
the mayor thst all further l. cat adtJn should be dis
continue abiding the drcsfnp OF the y, .ral
They were Essurcd that such prcr.ise could bs 90
tbnGd. and that the law II taks its cuuEre
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Tho ubln R,vsr.

Ross rsIt - 1870
The attendance a. eve fair 20 dAy VS. ts-es. The
premiums sore declared thu. Afternoon
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ks,. TsSps1ss. isasy, "a a.d fsas
fs az S sG. iS1a c.ss fs.a..sd
F-r p ssi ssr aT ss f ~ W. s S
' ssT S.sl, l, ss> s: Sa Nit ass az. ei1
,s' s g. l. Z, FEWER :r sec aap ssA s o.
u I.ns. 9 " Al'sn, sern.au aoyiass Aedr Allen.
ss.1a 4 cs.sSs VIA ssaasss. Ivy. eieS,si;
n's prs or s, coz. as,s.
gisrs, ays,rslie; Main L,srpeoL Lees s.ss n,ssei
i Lei ss1 fsr T1a sysy
nes.s,Jr. u Coleman. l.sr,as,s Coils. Maine
P..sns u Benton fstosh. = BaTnsii, Oates chars,
sssJsr u sisshaFa,, ; risr CSli,olhis g " Ls',A Il
iisre Knss.sr. J.pr slisr. > Ssrdsn. pt@srsr,i 4
R-yns, cVssAlspsi DslspAus, P-sans Biseh, soEl-
h H. MA sna lay ts s,si.y S.sa j-a.s
Some Of the from California Is Of distressing
character. On tn. 18th sdrraofa riot attended With
ioss Of lie. occurred AZ sscraoent1 City, bstsesn
eoSy Of people known as the slusttsrs sni the real
estate owners. IL is wen hnosn that for some time
rast nuek IA cling has prevailed between these tro
classes aud Il has 70 aud vent In open warfare
the saying Of many persons and As buraius dssn y
~ am A. We are Informed By de.pa.eh put on
board the Csroiins just abe was Weighing snchor
The outtreak commenced on "wednesday, Augut
IA When at armed body Of about sixty Of the squat
srs were proceeding 20 the prison chip to release two
Of their party uho esnensj ON beard They were
confronted by May Bigclow sni members OF tie Cor
gorstion. An sEray soon connsncet anl the city
vr aroused 20 srms Mayor BigsloE as shot Ia ihrer
places and die.. In fifteen minutes after. j. WOOL
Land City Assessor shot dead and several other
citizens we're Killed sad wounded Dr Robirson snd
mar named Mshoney, two leaders Of tbs squat,ers'
we're shot dead as we're sovers others the party.
The squster force soon tseIed from the sixty arst
emerged IN the aarsy, to body Of armed men, nun
isling between seven aud eight husdrsd. The keep
e. Of gsmng houses and sporting generally siisi
ei.h the real estate Owners, citizens proper ire
mtuioas force fast sccUmalating
Bisut Gov NcDour.i rersires 10 the city a. soon
~ b. herd Of the saIsy, snd proclaimed martial
iaw.
Ths steamer neKim was despatched TO Denisia, and
s sonsior e. San Francisco for arms aud men 70 use
.hsa.
Tao G'ove T. ths news published in the san Trsn.
-i 20 papers Just ss the steamer Carolins get
,iur ur der ~ogh (ab0ut 4 2. NJ d.spstch wa 70.
.,vsd on beard from she Paolfc Nsrrs Of stiling
mas an trprss hal just arrived bFins ing the ntsli
renee st Sscrassno Gig he1 been reduced asss and
h. ,s.a,i,,s wsse ,eerring reisto,c-ms,ii n rsa
-,s.inss. This ntellisence, h9~syer needs conarma
tion
We shAii look -itA much anxiety for the next arri
,,ltror csiIornls, 10 learn the result Of this most
aistr-sssng sfIsir.
The sexs from the nines eontnussto be o. the most
suoo-r.4ing nature. We notice that several iump'
..s,ss,ng con 10 10 ao lbs had been found ard q
esao @. Ia. newly dissorsr,i plossrss the yield "a
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM The PACIFIC.

TERRIBLE RIOT N SACRAMENTO CITY.
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TWO CENTS.
ieTg-rIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
B1 MoIssE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHINGToN, September % 1880

NAsHfNGIoN, september 10, 1860
RECIPROCAL CANADA.
After tke consideration OF business Of general in
terest Mr. HAaLS moved that the Ssnst take up ths
bill TO reciprocal free trade with Canada which
was rejected-A only voting in the Affirmative.
FRAUDS UPON
MT DAVIS, OF Mass submitted q resolution, which
was dopted requesting the Secretary Of the Treasury
to report what have been the adopted to prs
vent Frauds upon the since the passage Of
act Of 1916, and what has been the result.
THE rosr ROAD BILL.
The bi to establish post roads in the United States
was taken mp Numerous amendment: to these were
made, and the bill passed
LAWS CALIFORNIA.
The Dill TO extend the laws and judiciary system OF
Tn. United states to California then considered
and having been amended passed
ThE PORTS CALIFORNIA SC.
The bul 10 create collection districts In California
was then taken up sui amended After debate mo
ton BY hr Davis Of Miss. prevailed to strike out
provision to make Sacrament city and stockton porx
OF entry and thus make them p0rts OF delivery only
Mr. 0wlN then moved that BeRicia be reduced 70 u
port OF delivery also, which after debate, was
jected
The BIN having been nisi in various particulars
II was reported 20 the Senate aud ordered to be
crossed.
FUTURE HOUR NESTING.
resolution fixing he hour Of meeting ST the Senate
81 10 O'Clock from Monday next adopted and the
senate NJ jOurned.
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IMPORTANT FH0E1 CALIFORNIA.
y~~~->~~~y~~~-~~>~~~~~-~~~~
ARRIVAL Of THE PHILADELPHIA.
NEWS TRoNa TxzE TIAclzs.

ARRIVAL OF TWO STEAMERS AT PANAMA,
WITH
Over a Million and a Quarter
iri Gold Dust.
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TIE TrrKtsu AMHAssAror--R N MorrD CrrAr rsrE-
DiTioG, And ORDERING or UNITED srArrs yEssgLs
TO TttAr fsLAND-kossuru Am M CONrATRtoTs,
ErJ ETC.
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rriYed,

Br bark Lord sandoa Welsh Liverpool 81 salt aud 22
rers Barclay Livingston Ha experienced heavy Gather on TIE
passage The ssgaaah put to hand passengers
Abel Jensn. Philadelphia as coal bound 10 SorTich
Sch saral Perry, HB-1i5rd, oil.
Sch May RI Passport d. lath Smith Boynton
sch Ee Haven. Kelley, Maven. IN Da last
Sen Abanbrs baucnard 81 1glsne ds live oak 18th ns
mics o. Bsrasat, blown of By nnrA sasr - Cape
Henouen p0f sc Ida tr hence Ivsd dag
Sci Adele u an1uel. Ds CIty ds, coal.
sen A.usgcsa Beil-, 5sIter. Boston q, rl1Le
Mar3n ProyGcstowu d. fish ant tnasers nhstef
Sci Real Beach, snail, Caio, he, ds, sd and pastel
Yet-. B. rj LNerToo Ale7 dl= fer Frsnet-eo tni
corn Pollard for N1r=ars Admiral Casto have Sir Ha1sf
PEEL cbcdwla for Londonj WA Fans, B fer Galveston
WIND-Drring the day INV,
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Foreign Ports.

sars So' y Br Big Arrow tz.e Galway who died o.,
iof sr Of iq Is SD Nov2. big Albion hzney for
F0 IShs hA1 lost 'o mates and four BY fevetl
1ns'ou NC arr 9th spaar Laueero Boston IN or le days;
Feades, Center. ior Gloucester. UNCERTAIN
81 IRON Parsua, uh, Henons starr for tue States
ielgha - az A' - ~
Al A., Hot: Neg SEP, IS ship Sea spas. -r Whsupoa L,
An ST Cahsrnes Srptl shin Yos rrs7 pbtf5aob,s f,s
~ and sd fih san FratclscD.
4. 3Iselo0 = sssa Nj big Assae Norteo oa York SCH
John Hracock, suset iu7 d. ashore
ton oal, An Yssssl
y Csai7esos IL tre AHse.s Cochran fer SYork
I-e-s, Cane. NYork
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Buner m good demand, at s811lc for Ohio and lfSl'
1or R'e.tern diaries Cheese ls gerry qrei ;. s9efc-
Export spo1n let 9Th Dec 1850. ISA9.
Beef'.......e.,. 80. ,........bbtz- 6-9l7 5h99
Pork ly1%1 80
led .........,....,.......,. 800 e78
NAVAL sTOBEs-Are quiet; sejes leo his spinis
T6BACCO-Isin fair demand for the Feasoa. sales 100
bhds KtulurEy 263c for shipping 50 DO Mar lard At
a. % uIs CONNECTICUT - and 100 balea 81 ago at Il
RFATHERs-Tbe marhe. il firm for pine. E1Ih q tssr
demand ardsatss Of ooo prime OHIO a 35c, c4sh
TALLOW-There Is less trInI esq n the Market win
ssies of % bills prime Chicago Il 7Ic md - 30 IL prnas
Lag-A b8ogaal market sa.es Of 20 6ais Rocssnd
al &c fur
WCOL-Saule large pure 2ses haze been t9ede At Hart
ford ard 10 ottr in-rof p9 nj tor i7f-1 org account
An eciiye inquiry pre7ais <5i-o i3s Domestic fises
"a Which F AZ sdvsoge u pa t.
sEED3Th efeis far demand ~ 1.'Ie[ oa iae l I'm
seed Is buuiaut ard waoe1; snai sales Ct s7athern q
81 for 50 ibs.
LEAD-Ror sqsni.h 81! cash va reported today
CERIES-Theref i no change III importance
on SIT lie Fast 2f00 5000 gals Crude Sperm
sod n, N Lnsee4 Is he'd at SfGS7 win iiie offering
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Launches.

The name Of snip Zee Trader recslt s1ncsi Martsssd
has been changed 10 Comprnmise.
The shIp Cincinnati launched Cnc!unat dvs since
She san to be beautiful and substantial vessel and
at hat place for California
line sp Of about o1 named Chea was recently launch
81 at Cumberland Me from the ysrd Mr. Thnr.to Ao
he fes So ans, but b. Murray Dyer Back Cove Village
WhIook Me- The Lone star OF about 500 BIZ Don,
ne Falmouth me6ot hGt material structure ana I'm
sh Ihe bark IsDger, bull Yarmouth Ne by Means
bsss ir asssrs c SenA Capt VIM sveeLser aud others
uFrr Waite oak craft Of about 1 register about ready Tor
SEA and TO De commanded BY Csps Bark sarah Chase OF a5sR
5tV t'ns c1' al sesrooro, ty Master Jyhd Moll;oa
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Domestic Ports,

A4lt1ASDRIA Dec i5-Ar 5fies Nara ,swl R4od..
- EAtansta !aas, Wlss. Ph sd.phs Thompson Gf.4t,
o-ssGt SO sen Arctic. Wsoa, SYork
oAtNS TABLE, De- lo-sH .ebs E1f Hall Deauis Cor3 -
o. =, s37p Steele B7gsss Hyannsj 4tA, Per -,
9tlsiOL Dec l4A,r sch 8 ro. er Keller Providence FOX
. oaS 7o@. ief Hos;oa l5;a, Sip Harriet, Brsaaaa
B9sFo. De- l74-. tre 8nlu5a ~ Barrett St Thomas;
egst5 er A fei CT ard tsry, ,SNrrsa, J-
% .- Als-isx. B45z. Gel in, tiai7eS- As
zesse- Pr scree2t c. '9snaf; }esF VI
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEW-YoRK....
Cleared,

Ships Iasn Morse Perry. Savannah, Daubam Dmoa May
Flower Cfa5tres, EOsisaps, Foster i Sictetson-
Bart G1iiord Leslie Sacramento Ci.y, d r Osborn
Brgs Mszepps CosOn Nay Bay, Bsdge PECK Coz sasc'
Jane Alexander BoeFi CHARLES H"rEy wilson Boston, Bret,
TUse.
scs Consul Adams Philadelphia Geo Jcnss. Look Sayaan
DENIAL Coz kstahdia Wallace, Nancy NILS Ty!=r,
Phlacephs june, and Domingo. F D Harog u Co.
Frarsn Hsiock tdYsnj EsseI Cummings, Bristol
Fashion. BIZ denb2T, b, Pravldsure
Barge Nj5e-,x, Kiy, Phi3ds 2ha-
Steamer I'd an Ham. PaIadelplls
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GRAlN-Therei is better demand FOR Domestic Wheat
ana higher prices are obtained Tic demand fair for The
East for milling here. The sales are 1900 bush Ln7g
Island mixed par al les o6c and the residue on ps
terms; 2CO0 bush prime Ohio los and $500 bush prime
Genesee al l9i5 Canadian IS trn, al prices above he
Y!sws Of bGyer Rye rather low; sal-s II 500 bush
Al 64971c Barley IS moi plenty, Rad there il more u-
qaiFy, bui Tor small lots only sale OF zoe bush
good rowed a. SSc. Oats de IL good demand the al
vance, sales OF Canal al 4St &c, River 45475 and
Jersey al Kat Corn Father lower, with moderate
demand for he East and for disery sales Of 200 bush
al tS&tsc for new northern yellow 81 for new Southern
ana Jersey yellow and 6 o5 new and old Jersey mixed
Export from LIST 10 l7lh Dec. 1870. JSdo
W le&t. uGsh. l2.o6S 79,tSS
Con- ..'...'''.'.'''...s..... 2,l5t 77Os
Wa iSkYaThe market Is heav5i some l65 bbs sold n
lois 81 ;, c, Drudge IS dRll al 254 lime and Interest
PRoyis loNs-The m narke' Tor Pors coninass TO i'm
a. the INSIDE price Prime City in deAnd al SIS with
aies Cd Pri,4 Is du arc eainsl a: 75a8 81 Beef
ins q sg73si0 6r Mess. ard 75d5 - Tor Prime Beef
Hams are IN steady 9and al 81 Prime Ness Beef is IL
- ara s. d4aeud q! "a iresn Hans, Cry -1 SCI
Ief'Y 81 &C. Lard =, &c 2i l7e 1his god si7}c
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5tA-AIT brig Sleeper, IRON New Yafk.



PHILADELPHIA Ice Is irrtrzt-R4A L1toua HAYES 30s-
toni Brss Canton cowe to srag1za You1s CALAIS shs Charm
Beny, Boston bcshsws d DO, Empire Pnnc Richmond; Pr
aefya Robinson >Yo5kj Marcy W do E1g-de. Potter
Ffe q lett Boston sally te4oa, Harlem, ~; Sarah Ella
boh English, NYuk: EgaTy Smith, do; steamer Psnobsooi,
Seymour, do.
Ceartd-Rsrls Lowell Hathaway, Fs7aaa Paez Williams Ia
guas bnss -Four Brothers soue Cariesas Carleton Lbby No.
bic; ABdofsf psIly Booa: sch Black Hsk, Dix Gloucester
Palos, Bartlett MaasusG, PR; Like LAKE, Wa,eham. Marcy,
Wallets Wamsbufgh Expedite tier Providsccej Frsnl Hal
lett Boston Lady safk Baker DO Minerva ROBINSON New
|ok ss Wheaton. Wheaton, Harlem ~ Abeoua Doaue Ply
mo4lLi saIal Ella. ea. Elz. Nav leA; Eva lg.ar.
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tug aiarket. Packing &c.

CIscIssATI Wednesday, Dec u
Hogs ar. less fra, but prices are unchanged
and pens are vel flied The sales lave been $500 at DO
n 4l5 Currency i coming from TIE county 70 2if1ase
Ch4c:s On New York haze advanced u paf Al Madison
s. $50 hogs were picket up Saturday night against o.
lCf last yeaf III LadsNHe the deficiency s Only few
f1ou.apd head IL Cncnna the number Lhls season VII
not be far from 1go Acb viii he deficiency Of 10000
nr-ca. CLLLLLcnl- :. q te lLm 8 =
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NEW-YORK AMPHITHEATER, 81

| y Bowery.--JAMEs Nj. JUNE L co. Propnetors.-
LAST WEEK OF CiNDERELLA.-This Evening Dec
1a VIII be presented gren display Of Equestrian GYM.
Dgsc and Acrobatie eats by he besl Equestrian CORPSE
ever organized in America Nile LOUISE the greatest
female rider living, Will appear N her beauif1 Grands
Scene Ecuesre. Nile TOuRNIAIRE VIII iniroilce her
horse BriiantiDthe grand act Of Inc Ma1ege Nile ROSA
Private boxes. 80 csi Boxes . cts; PHI II ca Ooors
open 81 s., Performance 10 commence al Il 0clocE.
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Spoken. &c.

Dec3, s;3S 81, long rs sch Cesry rom SYo far c.4z
Tor York AM @ Nv f
phis @ ~
Boston. ~ - =t "
Dec Is, 49, lons Is Indus from Ha.a1 for Boston.
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Disasters, &c.

BaIa Az AZ Bo,ton from Philadelphia TIE INST of CAPE
God, in gale lou (, losr deck load OF coal
sAS hz1EEo OF LaJ0H7 Bragg Bangor for Haven
WIKI lumber eefoe eposd ashore Normuns Ledge
40 Ut week and A. last g water nui sill
rrote total loss Her cargo vii r. mostly savst the
spoud be favorable The sailors have saved
gun 10 take the from hold ohayns hall that
ssa1et hevssse not usqrsd but the cargo sappo.- be
Nm Rnstur
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a MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE
REDISTRIBUTION VII AXE plsce e. Ice
TR!PLER HALL,
OaERIDAT EVENING, DsczIE6sr 11
Alembers aGd La.iies admitted.


0NGTH0UsAN WORKS OF ART,
Including Paintings. Sculptures. s.aaeles,
Aeias 10 Bronze &ct
WILL RI Allotted TO 1HZ MEMBERS.
Amo8. he Paintings zrs the worss OF Gee, Leat1e
Dsrerd Weir Huntington Church G5lzss Doughry, Keu-
sef1 Cas1ear Msreson Giq101x Roster Boaula Odiie
Lang Bakef Ma Hicks, Dsas- Cfopsey R@aaeg. Innes'
sz4u4. Psee, Haess3 a.er01. aat at-er agllshsd
Aneaeaa aud fes1ag af-s;s, sou1s Of Elico cos. sf
80 ard maa5 - saca
among he sForzs 20 as 4isisaa.ei are SIXTY proc
Impressions froza ne aFgs agraazs aar coo1e Fran
o1.,s celebrated p.ersrss Of he BATTLE 08 BUNKER
HILL. and IL DEATH or MoETGoH5iERT
Esea member Il TIE pregel year BESIDE s5afe z ne
3l.trs-loa fin st1ve W9r.s ~ ~ "a ENTITLED TO
~ ENGRAVING Il Als y Bvz7, gsizs - D. i5i
.nctes) rom
NJ LEsLIE'S celebrated Plstars d
ANNE PAGE, SLENDER AND SHALLOW,
And set Of Five Line Engraving IN the highest style
size Il By 10 inches) hom paintings BY The following emf
nent Art,sis:
THE DREAM OF ARCADIA, by COLE
DOVER PLAINS, by DuRAND;
THE INCONOCLAST by LEUTzg;
THE NEW SCHOLAR, by E0MoSDsi
And the CARp-PLATER, by WooDyrLLs
Specimens ofInos, Of these Prints exhibition inIae
Gallery 10 which attention s respectfully invited is
dnaled by Engravers and Print Publishers that the En-
cravings which members OF 1880 receive, TO CERTAIN
TY could rot be sold BY them for less than TWENTY
DOLLARS.
II Is acknowledged by al whc have examined the pre-
sent collection ha none has ever been exhibited ia Aer
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OPERA GLASSES.-Just opened,
Vcsse ofsuperor OPERA GLASSES. Also a splendid
variety OF medium and low priced Opera Glasses Also
Opera Fans in elegant variety at TUTrLE's Emporium
Of European Fancy Goods S5 Broadway, next door 10
Hitchcock Leadbeaiers dry goods establishment 2wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
r. C. KEMP, Auctioneer.
IL HANDSOME FURNITURE, RICH

Il a House Furnishing Articles French Clocks Gina
Cut Glass and SiiyerPlsled Ware. by catslosue-aC.
KEMP viii bell at AUCTION, above, T HIS DAYa
large assortment Of rosewood and mahogany paflof 1n
ingroom and chamber furniture, consisting eli rosewood
parorfuuUTe, en- suite IN on velvet and pGsapysd
mahogany sofas, teEe atees easy Noiaire and sp1sgta
chairs walnut library bookcases rosewood dfe.sashq.
reaux. and wa5hss8 with marble tops Painted can.
Der furniture suite wardrobe harss sofas and tsas,
French ana cottage bedsleads hair mattresses, &c te
French Fancy House Furnishing Ar.ces-A large nd
beautiful assortment Of Paris fancy goods. VIZ sch
msnIel c0cAs q days and warranted, some u Which
very beautiful rich China aud Bohemian vases, eto'
China sets, etea-letg SETS toilet wars, eaAaa
decaners and f1rbers richly PARTED tea silver.
plated Cnstors with glass cake baskets, sitvervi
waters table bells and great variety ofrch fancy ass
sntfabla foy fba su1roacbinp hohdsys dlsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ntnrhe -. CAREFULLY RsPoRrED FOR THE TnRuSg.
WEDNESDAY, Dec, Is.
ASHES-The market is finn with fair demand; sales
Of $50 hbIs at ) - Tor Pearls md 5005 II f3r POts
Export, from Isl 10 l7ih Dec 1870. ~ -.
Pcls .''''''''''''' 'pO-s''l'
Pearls. '.'''''''-' % i9l
COTTON-Is rather firmer. The downward tendency
has been checked $50 bales have been sold
Export from Isl to l7lh Dec 1870. 1919.
Cotor... bales. 1850 lI,5lJ
Export from The United States
Since ls September, baes 3t55i7
Same lime, iSi9. oood4
Comparative Statement Of Receipts Exports and Stocks Of
Cotton, at the toA0uiag places at The dates aaae1: