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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-23

On Sunday g. Mr.. JOSEPH BEAM the 10th OF his
ars, after long and tedious illness
friends as1 the friends n his sonsIn law, Edwin
invited to attend hs funeral IRON his
III Bfoome Tuesday, 2ih INST ut O'Clock
2. NJ without further notice as u
South Aeboro the residence OF his ahrr oatu
day the plus ysI JOHN H. RARkOW5 OF the tm
Of Baows Pitcher merchants Of this City in h" Ith year s
APE He was professor and member of ChrsS Church, con
honorable merchant warm Trend, aGo uhN e
saliy beloved aud sste nv all who knaw hun ,
On The morning altar few day illness caused by
npope1y ISAAC CHASE for the ls Sentceo ears cd states
Consu Tor the Cape Good ol South Africa deeply and deet
vsdH anented . =,
acquaintance espectulb invited to attend ms
fuera from his No sos Wusl FNeaty fourth st
Tuesday s4l mat Mt O'Clock NJ without further Invitation.
Sunday morning the l3y his age WILLIAM
HENlY HlGELOW youngest Of honzo b. and Martha A.
p,Ealow.
The othe family invited to attend the mnaa on Tues
DAY o'clock the ebIcuce OF HE tho No 81
Murray. without further Invitation.
Dec 49, of ApopeSY Mrs. JOHANNA k0RsINSkY, IN the 3th
ysar age Hen inferred IN the Vault of the SUI
hsAust HI, L, Church.
u, sonmeryilo n. j papers wllpesse copy.
daughter Vim Charlotte Leara aget menth aud
Relatives and requested attend hn funeral from No.
~ Second 81, on Monday ia met at O'Clock, T. NJ -
UfConssinpton, the island Of Jamaica, Dec IL tN SS
aged Ii Deceased the ouk OF Mrs VI Goes OF We
City and Of unco nnu promise beng
for Intelligence and anb
Ho saed New York exactly
his DEATH the hope that The esral climate of Jamaica he
lingering di-eaaa which finally took ham
the wotd OF the living lie young who WI long be
remembered ty many bettje his sorrow stricken parent
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BAo A1rA1r.s Mobile fron PHILADELPHIA experienced yt
heavy weather split as And o "o fis Oh ds'
load ,ouss,iug OF hbds Of ms 60, ,.z l-. -.
pst from New Orleans nrc@cramsuto Cyrpu
INTO cta,J.s;on 10th INST thFonomser repaired
San Gro PKooEA At from Portland an The 9h AS; % ss
n g rom os, part Of deck load OF n1iasses
t. reucft from eF"ri iof ffanhlrt vas +e
"a Odiofo-- POM, 9Th inst was incorrect
Io, or BrTLEa American mp ~tiea was PteEl
"a p},o nJove 10 se thslnev Brer Capt Gregg whrh lett
this ro sbou The ash July, Tor California The and pas
ss had eauson- cargo nsujl4g
ntuus Of coal together sned at abou, sd 20 $4,000 She
wa, b-t in Portland 1870 or hsr frat voyage and Taued =
5000 The .hip aad arr largely usaed IN Walls
srrrok Haskell Boston from Harrington, No ras rn1
t Bo.tnp Bag ou night o The ih INST BY
-. md had bos sprt ever hing attached carried
s wa, seen ashore the Cspes 0. tie Delaware tho lsa
inst did not ,ppear much rJursd
Tn. BODY OF Capt lusrsol a- Of the shp Clifton sio Ted
New Orleans OF Cholera placed board TIE Na1-s9.l
Can't Allen aret port yestefday and on the sth Rhen II
Ha,t.rasa 73o Am obissd 70 commit 70 the deep, w
ceteuouy ferirmed presence OF The ohce and r ~ b
bscnr1j'g sulsmuiiirs
hound 10 New York 20 miles the north ofss Rok,
snurg aeak shortly n1ewari elin will the sch Traces Ei.4
fe Cf nt Nichols from Boston, who rendered all tie
cnn b. crews working The pumps To keep her from n
auzy her n:o MsJsgrrz and run ef ashore, where sur
yey was called me condemned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-23

Deceit lat 39 10 org s. 5fg Rowland lo Thomastoa from Ns
Orleans Y d., for Baltimore
Dol \ Ion. 81 w bark cbase from New York or
Navy Bay. days
for Newt riean days
lat IS long w, passed barb Ralph cro from
Valparaiso for San Ffaucsco.
G. gong RIO Jaueo, supposed the Fa1ws
from Baltimore.
81 $50 PH steamship Arctic Luce from York 0r
Liverpool 80 miles east OF Sandy HOOK
Oct Is lat 81 "a opg Il o. bark Crst B Quebec bound
Glasgow
Nov 2s lat So 80 w exchanged signals with big,
show signal with red and WHITE stripes fore and att steering
By w
nov p of Cape Good Hope Br ship aeea Of England Canton
~ No olaG no lat &c sim Roman I'm Cantor for NYok
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Rara3gn PorrR.


AtPorto cab'o Nov % bark Venezuela Wilson from Laspya
for Philadelphia, days sch Eleanor Johnson OF and t.
New YORK day Mary Ellen Darlington from Berb!ce ia
quarantine at Lseusyra on the 25h ult.
AtVaar4so Nov bark Edwin Johnson Cam chartered Tor
Sacramento City not Tor New York before repore gets IA
per tun.)
Bower Goth u brig Angostura from and for NYoik 5s
AR ST Jopn, NB 18th brgs Britannia, DIVER Margaret
Hotr lns Coyei New YORK Victor, Ksnnry, Boon sell
Eliza Jale, Mclean, do
Oct =, brig Maria Perry from EastpJ
lost deck load the asagei would sail soogt LIT lee
ward port, to lead fer Boston.
Atkrgston Jam, ship Frank johnson Brown, from
ls LARK Elem Mitchell, CALAIS Nov ON y
American vs;se SD 5,h bark Kingston, Bower, Philadelphia;
brig En- ly, Young h0rieaus
so-Bdg Egyptian, Roger Tor Boston. dlg
Apass Brown aud Angela Howe Tor DO dg sch Monsoos Sill
for Philadelphia daya
Maracabo. Nov 27Rs. GLscan Bl Smith from nd for Lor
poolu 10 Hub Schmidt from Hamburg for liverpool
day; Maria Perry from Bcrncc for New York soor; sch
Charles Appleton Gslerwa from 81 Thomas for Boston IA
Monteveo Oct SID 5teAmer Wilson Hunt BOVINE tfrom
York California. Com Prebls, Ballard from NYok do.
At Mayaguez Dec H. sch Frances Elizabeth Nichols New
leans. loh-only Am vessel in po't.
Tobaco Nov ls Reuben Carver Carver uncony Am
vessel in port
SID In Busnos Ayres DC, Is, bark Wabash HILL Boston, asi
Marion, Lowry, Buceo and New YORK
Hobart Town Aug 49, bark Rory ohoore San Francisco
Sid 74th, ship Isabella do
At 26h ship Chasoeg baks FAR Tas1naou and Dachsss
Clarence, log for San Frsnesco brig Dorset for do 28th
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l,ondon Markets .. Dec. c.

Prices of West India SUGAR are rather better and sales
are made at full rates:
No public sale Of COFFEE today but privately several
parcels sold Native Ceyon brought 5s 10 5s sd for good
Ordinary
The TIA market closes dull still prices not lower. or
$500 packages al auction only SEQ sold
SALTFETgR firm, but there is much done, and at
auction Calcutta taken in at 28s
RICE in better demand toward the close. Private
sales OF 1900 hags East lndanat firm rates.
TALLow is firm and fair business doing. Fine new
{ is SIS Sd 10 37s sd per cwt.
For Scotch PIC Iron The market quiet No sales under
4os. Rails and Bars are in good demand
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l,,saafrrs. SC.

~. MNlpgtt. whh T. Cost Island on'st ha5af
Of Ne9poit 20, mefuns Of the 6h With the s
atc. Of he Golfer spea aud proceeded to Ne" for
supposed wiihoG; damage
hlc osl.r Trr bound ~ Mhsat, conn, To load ief chae.
ton returned 10 Newport ts iSsh TO on tie railway her bet
It's, be " foul ~. ,,s,-.
AZ dh,hed This morning sticn, 9eFfree II sseAA it"1
Eoslcn nt,esd 81 10y ision,
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YoRH........
Cleared.

Steamers Souheruet Dcr,oa chsrsto spofod reston 4
Anthracite Morley, Philadelphia fsnobRco Seeno"r do 10Y
sity, Bryce, do, -,
Basday RIO de- Jsnero saa lronsdss Qasen OF The West
tpkU EAiqit. Liverpool GTinas!, Antutn Co
Barrie Kathleen Conway, Rn ds Jaaefo MaeA Ihopa2M
Heels souper hattpras &C. Read Chde Harold Ech ha
vana Taylor Edgar omsesd DO frGIio BaTtcfas
Bryce Gskaua. Chace, Hsaaiba Co'hes Co taeecea hs
nam Windsor MS, Sonls Whitley Coz Esp0nas ts~) Lord ia
Belle HRsn, dol JaaG de Cart asna Hooper uas
,onj Chseh, Morris, Apslsctcoh u Ws'f, Ctabee, WI
YirEton, Qy,poret HSsael Wlscotstt
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

There has been considerable improvement, freghts to
New YORK and pariculs' IN measurement goods 9th
tr ports here is esa alteration Passengers continue
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TO us cd 6ne goods lis I'd; hardware Us I'd 70 los
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6ne goods EOS; hardware, Eos; esrhenware los Phle
delphia-dead weight, i2 id to COS fine goods s hard
ware 2os: earhenwAre rs cd. Ba timorc lead weight
lis cd TO 7 cd fine goods EOS hardware @1s eaItheo
ware 100 New. Oteaus-dead weight, ga 6d to Ia Oh :
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rFte;p out'iserre,poudcut J

FHiLAhbLfHlA. ~c ~ rprdAtf, bti.s Delaware Hard
CAsEes'oni Kr Rd, Ro,,on Mstanoa Caoa5s ~ n,
Bs1hap os1yn saen aias sci, pelawar Haas ttoyraco
HeEon fs;, NswbUtypot Chatter OAK, Saunders Hartford;
TOR chA New fo't Werls' ofows rtor ieaepi Wan Aua.
Osrte saraha Charleston; bars Crrd.s
1obu Batbsd Gent 6at&pqpd, boston, rsW ha ton Sr
Studey Boiton Chsu ey Heos: suens STA sc koii
Sew chs stslty, lIars Jarnsu sew
YorA payp,sr Neal ktsamonS Nstab pssapsh kirtsn
dra Ssuiee kas Ss,apsabg Sea Seai chst,oo, Se,.
mar Rsnl~ do Senator Etk New foTk A5dui Nader ref
New Yotk! W lViraus &isy, do w eaty May, DO, sis
Ktnpskee Flowers Newf eA Hack Diamond. Stevenson
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schs Mason slolae coacoa, Collins; To~n.end Joass
Dayton sscua GRADER Pheasant Cameron, Halifax rs N Ey
Midway, Bcom, do do MARI IN Crockett, Savannah WI
. Smith Warrington NC ScoIa AFssnd JEcs souye Roisy
PafLsY Norfolk jenkins. Vanderbilt Adrian Osborn, DO;
jos Baker Arey Baltimore SAM Lord
do Tuoan, sTitzsr Bam Naca Jones Hsniou
Da, Aetanora &c Jos Gues, Rogers. Pha1spa;
TooisCre Portsmouth EH E-n Paterson Boston; Abbott
renee. do; Ann Louisa, Tuthll New Haven
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yElR1PLER HALL-1Tpxica1 Nsroror

u
d Mr.. B0CHSA. Two Grand
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
To % given by
en- WEDNESDAY next, Decenbs, ~
On Tie ,ged psud9r Of her Sacred Performances sad
American Promenade T3h 6 gipsr
or these brilliant entertainments Tor The Accommodation or
juvenile VISITORS Ind those whO Cannot congenenly attend
IN THE MORNING,
at PM ana comprise effective se.ecions Of Sacred
49, -4e TIE SECOND IN THE EVENING,
ESTI8E REPETITION or. LAST THERsDAYs
AMERICAN PROMENADE CONCERT,
which prog anne has been pronounced tue most
ulF7e, At.Egc,iye and EccegtT Aiscl Entertainment
ever offered 70 tie pubic
PRoGRA yl}lE0F Tbs MORNING PERFORMING IL
l. II comPAal ce WIN re- Request Of any VINO have 1oi
YET heard this MASTER pos.oE-OYerure 70 i1c
Sabat Mater OF RUssj1i co,nposedin sf5 et Naples.
toPrscece the performance CT tsat ,Feag YORK
Ana setoe e!lst toh from The seasons (,ae Spring
Mr.. PHILLIP NAY Eit.,.,.... Haydn
s. Pastors! SgnPhony-A5r, Rejoice. Rejoice Rect
Agd 10 ne Aaggl OF he Lora'-;rom the Messiah
Madame ANNA BISHOP. ..,...... Hande!
by Sisnor NOV Mefcadau,e
5 Recit. And GOD SAID Ara Wlth Venture Clad
ironthc tre9l ION sung by Mad. ANNA BISHOP Handel
Ihabergs Grand Fantasia for The Piano by tue eminent
German Pianist, HERR IoLLEB, MS nrst appearance IN
: Ballad. Miss Z DE LUCE
3 Gayarins signor FRANCISCO BAILINI ........vcrdi
9 Rect Cure ComPagre, Cagsiina Come iyr M"
LIZ Sonambula, suug by Madame ANNA
BISHOP .Rossni
PART H.
J. Grand oyer.afe-La (5szla Lsdra ........,; Rossn.
Sung ny Madame ANNA BISHOP and Sigpor
FRANCISCO BAIblNI
Aria-cada d. cgio geo. from Moses in Egypt Sung
ny slgqor NoNELiI Rosslnt
Pharaoh, King OF Ia Egyptians upbiaidng Moses for el
deagoripg 10 convert MS people
4 Dueuo-'-5uii aria i5e Hozze di Figaro Mozarl
M4Galnp ANNA BISHOP tnd Miss De LUCE.
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M a q arEn.
n T r n

Al ras, Chester Thursday evening Dec - by Ray MI Hen
son MI PETER HURTS 10 Mics HESTER A daughter OF
MI Peter Berthe, all of the same place
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SALES BY AUCTION.
g. GARDINER, Aucnoneer.
FHNO-MORROW .LTUESDA Y 9th. d

Il amond Emersd, Ruby. Pear and other Cod Jewely
OF The latest and most fashionable styles OF setting to be
sold for account OF whom il may concern.
b, GARDINER Will sell a. auction on TUESDAY, atl2
O'Clock, at tile Sales Rooms, SIS Broadway large aat
consisting in part of Brooches Rings and Pins Ene,aa
Turquoise ChrysodZ, Mourning and Box Finger Rnssy
Emerald God Buckles. Crosses. rich Cameo Pins and
ard Hoop Ear rings; Amethyst Mosaic and Agate pi1s,
Rings, The whole TO Do aod, without reserve 0r
cash Tor ot wnom may concern, and may be ak.
med on the morning OF sale d$} lttt
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[. ondon MonttllY Tobncco Report.

At this period Of the year. under ordinary circumstances
have generally observed ndpostion on The part o.
many OF the trade their stocks and during the
present month II has been very apparent nevertess
saes OF all have been 200 hhds, VIZ zoo nhds f
gnia leaf $50 hhds Kentucky leaf, aud no hhds hentnchy
strips The market has continued extremely firm; two or
three sales OF limited selections have been maze al slg
advance and higher prices asked for some parcels but we
have not any change suhceu 10 ihuce US 10 aei
our previous quotations, excepting Tor fire spinning srps,
which we quote at further advance Sanphng mas now
made considerable progress especially in Kentucky srps
some parcels do possess much substance as tue cor
responding marks of last years mporat0n but are in bet
Ter condition more colory and very good in flavor.
Advices from America, received Yesterday sate mat
deinend has quite active with large sales atproy-
ing prices AID for all descriptions there was an upward
tendency . from the reliable the highest esti
mate ofhe crop OF Virginia is $4,000 hhds and lowest Mt
20 eco bhs and Kentucky al 80 600 hhds highest and a.
oNO hhds lowest Imports: 1861 hdS. Deliveries Ills
hhds against 1880 hhds in the corresponding month Of
Ie49 Stock 25G7 hIds against 25005 hhds in l6t3, g.
$50 hhds 1913 27804 hhds in 1917, 32926 hdS in 1916
and Is S4 bids in 1916 In VIRGINIA sales have been 200
hhds OF leaf 10 hhds for eXporaIon % hhds Tor Ireland
and the rest to the trade In strips sales deserving
tice parcel very fDe Harriet Scott has been sampled
and for which god is asked Sd has refused 70 par
eel Of old The ghest price paid for leaf was Oid.
In KENTUCKY LEAF and STRIPS there has been larger
business transacted then was generally anticipated at te
early part of the month"; the most Influential buyers having
supplied themselves for months prior TO the lns al
nprce Sales have been $50 hds leaf and T0 h1s
of strips 300 hhds of the latter taken resale by an l
porter The principal sales have consisted OF fine quality
of the last and present importation; OF secondary descrp
tions very little remains and Of ordinary and questionable
In condition stock is almost exhausted some OF the after
present quotations. consider dearer than good and
MARYLAED Sales about 80 hhds, chiefly of middng quail
~, from Holland. HAVANA TOBACCO, OF good aud fine
quality has been inquired for and several saes etec
ted lat advanced rates. --latest accounts from Havana
state that considerable business had been done at higher
prices considerable purchases had been made for
the United States The growing crop had suffered very
severely from heavy rains but we do not attach TO TINS
much importance sufficient time remained forrepanting
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NTEW-YORK AMPHITHEATER, 81

Z w I WHY H11sf o'
| Y Bower,.-IANES nj. JUNE Il co. Propnetors,-
CHRISTMAS WEEK Revival for The Holidays Of ne
Tuesday Evenings Dec Is and a. the performance VIII
commence with CULVER and the Llpuans After yhca
HE Justly celebrated French troupe Will appear N ineir
nnaprroachabe displays OF Equestrian and Gymnasrc
eais Nile Louise Mile Rosa Mile Tourhiaire IN SUPERB
scts ofhorsemsusbip. To conclude with ClND ERELLA
which will he confined during the Holidays Private
boxes 80 c Boxes . cts; Pi l2t CTS. Doors open al
81 narkorrnR nce TO commence eli II o'clock.
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q! : :. -7777TTON,-A VALUABLE
%T1f01T7NG RATH AT AUCTION

10 CLOSE a coNCERNThe Rr ssdls bans pam
locse al Castle Garden, with s aS .s,s furniture
res eAsirs crocker aud gsss war q H. Merchants *
ta,se IN MONDAY Dec So al Y oc.ocH ~ - .1
COW iies a, Greenwood Wtere IT may 90
d.5lws
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California Vessels spoken, &c.
SDoIxcn. &c.

Nov ~, latin o. 5. log 81 ? ", ship sies Rch
Baltimore Sept . Tor California.
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HY TeIeurnnhs

NORFOLK Dec Gl-Arr sch Mauson i Domingo Tor
Delaware BrsAAwae for orders She putt OF head
wind
Cid bre- lioyslSa,nr. 8ad re'rrl, West Iadles.
Brem OaTA MstauE, rnoe er Bremen, yes.
,prday.
BOSTON Saturday afternoon scho Malta Theresa,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GATTLER'S COSMORAMA, COR
hJNER or THIRTEENTH ST. AND BROADWAY
Vi al ungs Of tEs Find thai we have ever seen in Tbs
country orin Europe, saes Cosoramas hest answer he
purpose VIZ 10 MAKE tie spectator feel always ater &c II
ne ed heen tie places represented One special fac let
De name 10 cur Teaders that these no; coarse
tPecineus OF icere paintings done from ancy or copied
rom oLler pciures ut most admirable oil pttiFs doae
om sseictes taken on the spot g the sbe artsE -
exhibits them. Prot Satuer Vienna, has been for many
yeata traveller and hes visited ana brought pictures
o. Inc PTucpai objects or interest in EurUre Greece Tlr
key Asia Minor. Syria the Holy Land, Egypt NloiR and
Arala de undertook tevere oil IN AIT and has done
1t 81 l6U1aby well No tnsueUeotrpe cou'd be more
sccg. han bis splendid transfers o. scenes caavas
"ti4 n me effects Of light lie a. without doubt great
thd lare mater There t'renysix views all which
you tee for > cents hut you'd take much money bug
from yo eren you could sell L. your reaieEl5ra1ce Of
any one OF mem. The Temple of A3Usi,l1, n N1hia.
5tG years Old and chi in the rock is alone worth much
Hp'he tnd money 10 see As TINS collection Will soon be
replaced ny rev series should nege: Ylsit TO i
thce Our learned travellers, artists and lovers Of
genus au1 enterprise. shoud be reminded that have,
among Us gentleman OF ordinary merit and cjsfinc
lion. In Prof Saltler. ld23 IL WILLIS
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PROFESSOR SATTLER'S Cosmo-
a reInas consisting Of collection of Views taken from
Nature durI many years OF travel through Europe. Asia
Miner Syria the Holy Land. Egypt. Nuba snt Arabia
The Exhibition Is Of Broadway aud thirteenth ST
Admission. 25 cents dig IL
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EOURTH GRAND ANNUAL FAIR

E4NOUKIH NKAND ANNUAL AIN
IL of the NEW-YORK CANARY BIRD FANCiERS
ASSOCIATION-The admirers of the Canary respect
fully informed that the Fourth Annua! Exhibition Of This
Association will be held La Faye.,e Hall 5g7 Broadway
commencing MONDAY Dec. q, end closing SATURDAY.
Dec o. al l2ocock NJ III believed that this Exhibition
will be more perfect in lis arrangement than any before
given Tbs number birds exhibited viii be much larger
while II richness of color and symmetry Of shape they ~"
surpuss any heretofore shown 1t has been admitted ~
European Fanciers that biras uaequaed by any IN
the world Those who ignorant OF the change thst mas
been made in the shape and size Of the little Canary by
careful cultivation will be both esonshed and delighted oy
@ visit 10 their novel Bird Fair"
Tickets which viii admit gentleman and one or more
ladies' can be obtained the various Bird Depots and at
The place of exhibition price % cents Open day and
ning d9 2aw2wtdt28F
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NATTION.-All persons are cautioned
Iarsins, purchasing negotiating any NOTES signed
a. LIE November p, 1880 The being without
eon .d S,sod WM. LEAVENWORTH.
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Cld bsks MIN ul Dion snd Helena Mara Bsmprej
Graudr Georgetown. DC; col Ruuson. ny OK.
2a bsrks Klcu, ami vary SAde, Philadelphia hcgs Muae
Cls''s cage Aatsa ne, aae'' see Turks i.laod New
fokJ Nckefson RAhpefS sun. and EgA fhade
ptni Berpr,t Nfott BIZ E-pr-s, rod Prince
emS Hsne Goooi.r Nov ~ SAs"u Light aud ronon rnnsrr
Arsby Fson suj George pf EdwArt rpa6s aj Soutvnef
COe, i Co, aud Bsy!StAe, SaoIk,
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MINIATURE ALMANAc....-.THIs DAY
ssn-Rsss.... ssis..-..... ~ Heos Rses--s va
HIGH WATERs-..-- DEG IS
Sandy Os Gov. Island lis nln Hell es'e'..l 4ln
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BANKING HOUSE OF j. CARO-.
AbTHERS K co. No. Is Wood-st. PITTSBURGH, PG
Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES ctr
limited STATES Reference In New.York MasRa
Wiuslow LaDier Il Co 20 Wal-Et eulN
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Havre Market. Dec. /.

CoTroN-On Monday SOC bales changed hands and yes
,erday 200 par with quotations foot If de-
cline all descriptions 10 tres ordfarc The out
gongs OF month have exceeded sales by 5001 5000
bales; so stock the 30th November, compared
with the Custonl-Ho1se returns agree with the figure OF
5000 bales The sales Of tho past senngh reach $500
bales against 1888 bales imports and stock up TO date OF
%
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lVCOMPANY .-NoTICE-The serai,Annaal Interest
al The rate Of six rer cent per annum VIII De Paid upon nc
stock Of the NewYork and Ere Railroad Company o. t nc
Office Nc - VaIs; or and after the Il Of January s2 y;
The -an,fer Books viii be closed from the 10Th lns % :"
Jsrrsyv 1881 NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
New-YoYk Dec. S, jG5n. % 10
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SCOMPANY-The stockholders are hereby nouhed
bat e annual election for Directors Of ma Company for
he ensuing year VIII BE held the East Broadway Hcuse
corner Pike st and East Broadway, on MONDAY ON Gay
OF January ISL The polls Will open O'Clock and ccse
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06
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9p ALL ROAD LINE TO THE NORTH.
ma FARE TO BALTIMORE 81, TO WASH
lNGToN s. 5o-Travellers BY this line leave Rich
M, Baltimore at P. NJ Philadelphia in the course
Of the night, and New York by II M. the next day,
of passengers by the James river and bay boats
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore, 81
Do do Baltimore and Philadelphia, 8
Do do Philadelphia and New York, (by
early morning line,) 8
THOS. SHARP, Agent of Transportation.
N. b. For the information Of the public, ii is deem
ed proper to state, that there three daily lines
from Washington to Philadephia--the first leaving
Washington at 6 A. NJ reaches Philadelphia by P
M the second at 10 minutes past 10 A. NJ, reaches
Philadelphia at P. M-and the last (being the rail-
road line above described which leaves Washington at
~ NJ, and Baltimore at P. M, arrives at Phladel-
pha in the course of the night The traveller by the
railroad line has, under these arrangements, the adj
vantage ofbeing in Philadelphia in nineteen hours from
the time of his leaving Richmond; Or if he desires it,
may remain in Washington during the afternoon and
night of his arrival and be in Philadelphia the next
day to dinner, or may transact business in Washing
ton until loa A M next day. and yet arrive in Phla
delphia at an early hour in the evenino