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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
A Sc1rNr1r1c SuoENAKER.-We have

M A SCIENTIFIC SHoEMAKER.-We have
read of an enthusiastic shoemaker who to eN
eel In s calling studied the unaony OF The foot acquiring
which, he discovered that he Ind forgotten me mysteries s, Sl
TREIi,s knowledge of the pedal eXtremit.s came IKE
Dogbeny reading aud writing BY ma ro ana S s
dies Wear CATER Boots Buskins Slippers, Ties, &c OF
machess beauty, which he is now selling daily a. Sg
Bowery Ladies' uuacquained with their merits Shouio
call and examine them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

A SOURCE OF AGoNY.-The languld, IT.
yabe dvspepc suffers untold fortunes of mind aud body
But how needlessly Hundreds VINO have endured me
same pangs, and have tried KNAPPs eah Restorative b
cured thereby Nor they DYSPEPSIA alone Tneyare
sovereign specific for every dsease arising from Suygsh
digestion or q niorbdiy irritable stomach. General Depot
6 Hudson.s and for sale 1870 Fulton-st and by drug
gists generally. Fifty Gents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
N. Y. Onno.ition Nomina.ions.

XXXth--,Stepbep and AHegGay--hE0DN"
ROBE for Congress
StcuJcn-Asscmbly. .; f. e. DfSfSSf.
Enthusiastically J. Julius W. GeAaas"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

THE TESTIMONY OF kAMILIEs.-We
have personal knowledge of the fact through very a,ge
TERs have been used with ung success as specc Tor
Indigestion Flatuence Nervous Depression Liver Com
plant Debility and Dyspepsia in i,s worst forms we
have seen its effects with eyes and are therefore
confident as well willing Witnesses OF its value Large
hnfes 50 Cents Eor sale al ~ Fulton.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
GREAT CARPET SALE OF $4,000 Stock

GREAT CARPET SALE OF $4,000 STOCK.
THE entire stock of CARPETiNc, OIL CLOTHS DRvGG&Ts,
before the st December Having taken the large ana
elegant store $40 Broadway, corner Whes wl open me
Of rci and elegant Carpets, &c Will sell their present
stock at first cost and positively not more asked Those IN
wau should avail themselves OF tie present opportunity oi
pNN'e PETERSON x HUMPHREY,
o14 9,yt 432 Pearlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
BUSINESS ICES.

TO ADyERTIsERs.-The LARGE CIRCU-
1ATIos n The Tribune both city and country and espc
ciay In fses renders the best possible medium Tor MI
those who wish make their busuess and wants known
TO Tie public in the way Which will ensure the most prop.
and profitable renIrns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

On the 2lst at 81 PM of Cape EIaeras lighthouse
bearing w n w passed the ship Fairfield steering S''-
showed for signal blue ball with white Geld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

BARNuM's MUsEUM.-The celebrated Ro
meo and Juliet carefully revised and purified is TO be per-
formed here this evening In the afternoon The great Eyp
tim ugger appears Popping the Question: exceeding
IL comic piece is performed, with dancing, music &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

p1nc-CRoMwE1I & BrRDsALL 209 Front-st, corner OF
Beekman offer for sale 5000 packages Buckwheat, OF
prime quality put up in handsome style, expressly Tor the
Southern and Eastern markets. in barrels halves, quarters
eghtls boxes and bags of 40 and M pounds For sale IN
lois TO suit purchasers. OH ZW1u1h&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

u The JUDICIAL CONVENTION meets
THIS ereniae at Broadway House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

EY THE MoRAND DAGUERREAN GAL
lERY Established l8i0) 1872 ChahHm-st OPPOSITE the MA
TloNA TnEATERThe pictures et this establishment stand
bodness of outline athfuness OF likeness,
and durability ofmpression. 3D. ZineodN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

~ Gov. Marcy's breaches with the
y cent patch have been secured by tho interchangeable tai
lor bcKmM Politicians others nre invited TO areco-
Persons obliged to wear patched under garments
may bauk prying curiosity by the purchase OF Sack ana
Frock Goats, corner Of Bleecker and Carmlne SITS
n1QQt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
ApvERrIsING DIRECTORY.

LOOKING GLAssEs.-RIcHARD KINGS
LAND wholesale dealer in and manufacturer Of Looking
Glasses and importer of Lookng-Glass Plates Large
Pier Han;eI Glasses 70 order SO Co5tlandst
second floor, opposite Merchants hotel, New-f0rA.
s23 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

f4gs ELyeANT INvITANIoN, Ar HOME,
AT (mpcp Visiting and Cake Cards, engraved and printed
in the most fashionable styles EygRpELs 3o2 Broad
wny corner Duanest Beautiful Boxes for Wedding Oqxe'
sn1endid Bridal Envelopes Waters and Silver Cord Mr
fyERpELL has Branch Store at Wallst for the accom-
mediation OF his downtown customers. oz5o OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

ALLEN DoDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
448 Broomest- Glasses Tuesday, "Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday Waltz Polka Schattesct and B0ero &c
beginners. Oh <"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

TEMPERANCE DINING SALooN.-Break-
fast Dinner and Teai2 Beeknen-s one door IRON Mas
sau.st NewYork. Roast and Corned Meats cents per
plate; Coffee Tea or Cocoa cents cup
P'a'e' OO' JOHN S. slavery,
oo21y SYLVESTER CHANDLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

w FowLERs 81 WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers Clinton Ha 3l Nassa-st the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

MILE. JENNY LIyD.-lThe best likeness
OF this lndy und the superb portrait ever produced by
BRApY's new process OF DAGUERREoTYPING on IVORY IS
cor Futonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

t8s THE PLUMBE NATIONAL GALLERY,
81, broadway s the popular establishment IN this
n,rv Is aus,ancd with credit The proprietor and per-
fc satisfaction 10 It's patrons should be examined by
Mi II being he largest collection in the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
BUSINESS NorIcEs:

Tuv SuRTouT OyER-CoAT.- W IldFt
32f 's asy and o ssS p a4a9 and
sensation ~ - ~ eeeance and comfort that Will render 1t
p9s eg popular Every Of taste should paronize
MCELRoY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

FINE ARTs.-TALBoTYPEs Of any SIZE
IN IN life in oil and water coors are daily exhibited by
Tie subscrbers in style unsurpassed in this country IA
GuERREorYpEs taken in peculiarly artistlca style me
public are invited examine specimens al inc Naloha'
Miniature Gallery, 2i7 Broadway ,,,. co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

~ ALBANY has 81 .ooQ inhabitants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

gga FRANK MILLER's Leather PreServa-
five md WATERPROOF Oh BIAcKING For sale by GRAMS
STEWART &C Maiden-ane. For rendering Leather wa
,er.proof pable and durable il IS most valuable Try H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

FANCY CUTLERY.-The most choice Sc
ection Of Fancy Cutlery to be 5een City, it embraces
yr, nosshIe ye OF Pen Pocket and SpOrtmens KNIVES
Scissors Nail Files and Razors the very best yaTraee
at SAUNDERSS 147 Broadway, cor Llhcrtysl anu 2''
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

~ Rev. N. c. LOCKE of Brooklyn has receiy
ed n unanimous call to the Presbyterian Church
in Hampstead l.. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

= But shall Wings take the sulks and
refuse to vote or cut up antics because of
these proceedings! We think not. If
unworthy men should be nominated, es-
pecially for Judicial or Municipal stations,
we trust they will not be supported. For
any Judicial station, we will vote for the
best candidate who has chance of cleo
ton, without regard to his politics. If
neither of the leading candidates are wor-
thy, we will vote for some good man who
can't be elected. For Mayor, or any such
office, we will not vote for an unworthy or
incompetent candidate, no matter how zeal
Gus and efficient Wing, if his opponent
is competent and worthy. But for Mem
bers of Congress and the Legislature, we
apply the rule with less stringency, be-
cause they will, nine times in ten, vote
with their respective parties; and he is
practically the filter man who will give
the more right and the fewer wrong votes.
But it is becoming harder and harder work
for US to vote for poor stick even for such
offices. Wehave learned by experience that
acandidate may be noisy Wing yet a sorry
knave or mere wind-bag of empty pro-
LESSONS. We Ike 10 hear an old man say
he never missed vote; but when he adds
that he never voted for a candidate except
of one party (no matter which, we set him
down as inhamed by zeal which is not
according to knowledge, and which is far
more likely to damage his country than to
serve her.
We know there viii be a great many
mixed ballots in our City this Fall
more than ever before. We presume the
better candidates of either party will run
a great way ahead of the worse-though
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

"TuE LAST OF EARTH. Nothing can
Tee more consong the feelings of surviving relatives and
friends than TO know that the remains OF beloved ones are
secure from any disturbance either from WATER yerDlD or
the dissecting knife FlsR's METALLIC BURIAL CASES are
known TO be the article produced TO elect ts ae
The reach of nl Sales room 40l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23


SAuNDERs's DRESSING CASE FAcToRTs
4f7.sn387 BRoADwAY-These cases combine many ad-
OYER the imported being made with the view for
real service containing tie best quality OF articles IN the
smallest possible space SAUNDERS, Iii Broadway corner
of Liberty-st and 3S7 Broadway OK "
TOOTH BRUsHEs.-SA l47 and
337 Broadway are manufacturing the hEeSt qnay OF
TooTp BRusHEs they are far superior the imperfect te
brstles are fastened in new principle, and are war
raned not to come loose III the mouth o~E q
COME FACTORY, 387 BRoADwAf,-Ihe
assortment of DRESS CONES this establishment Is mol
pUltcd in the city either variety or qualty ie great
es care il taken In the shaping Of EACH thai they til the
head in the most perfect manner =, DOR 7, aa
OF 2t* A. x }. SACNDEfo, 90. p1oa-.. e!-
u SAUNDERs Metallic TABLET STRoP,
for keeping Razors perfect order can be obtained at Inc
snbscTiEers This article has been long and tay0raoy
known 10 the public the first premium at the different
Fairs OF the American Institute was ayarqed 10 tne Ve
Tor SAUNDERS, l47 and 387 Broadway,
or 2t- and z7e Strand, Ilondon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-09
CRY TRADE REPORT.

IJrsrAF. January So 4. VI
The animation snd sIeculstiVs feeling v1tca pre-.
vailed ytstsfcsy g. The cotton msret ccntinusd cav
with free sales chiefly On specus icu This b-ing
tacftt Cay ~ the tfs ct bvstUu trade In bread
81 9, trd ttter articles q produce vas not quite
active. tu' prices remained si'sdg aud common ennts
Of this STATE end Western rtr" 6rmer tantfsn ~.
N sirtd IN ncht request. While southern continued
hfu. there vas marked chang in grain Fork
ctntirusd dui. ard quotations nominal Cut meats
were fiu. While ard VAS ipsctive Better va IN ftr
etmspd While he.se vas dun Coffee cop,inued hrm,
vie sueafs std classes weIe comparatively quiet Al
Tttticut rsfes. -
Asrrs -Tt,re va. . fair dsmspd with selss 81 20
W.. At 81 l2k for pearls. snd o. t2'f y 10 Tor
pots
Dtr,u.1rYrs g. Fisap-Tbe sales for the DAY reached
$500 ttl- including fne. ~ 81 90 - 30 common
20 ttsish' state ~ a. 80 i2t; rixsd aud straight
vheetd ltdtns ct S. Is "a 20 y; nitet ardstraisht
N.fhfen 81 - h As 81 > fsvoritc western AZ -
Us 20 ~. faucy Mah'san. AZ IS ~ q IS co. rare
otntttr ~ - ~ - 01S aud other grades Stthout
sffcfal cttffe Ofthe ssles zoe hbs taradisn
o. q 10 Sthsrn Fieur ss,,. ~ $50 Ibis 81 s5 a.
81 ~ fer missd 70 sood straight bfards; and
AtHstdfis sud Cecrgrtovn. 81 - % Re- Fissr
vas letter ih but lite s9oat and sales % 80 bSls
90 80 eta 90 Cor Msei- 2,a bbis good state sod o.
50 81. Jtruy y 81. WAtrf The salss ger. 4 100
luslts white su,ttrn ~ ~ 70 1890 d. rei south.
I'm. ~ n t2i and iOto Dc rru,e Gtusse- part for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-09

81 50 2rs Soap, yellow per quntal So So 6rs.
Tobacco, Kentucky, In hhds. per quiutsl, So 50;
Chewing Tobacco ounce plugs per do, 81 sla 4rs
Miscellaneous Bricks IL In per NJ S24 chairs
bot per dos s2ss S25 do wooden do per do Slss sl4
guppowder + + and r., per quintsl, SIS $40; paper
post and fooscap, per ream, So So do wrapping
do, 4 q 4ars. Exports-Agusrdiente or tads, per
pipe S21 cochnea in deposit, per srobe $22 coffee,
LIST quality per quintsl Sll 4rs Do, I'd and I'd, do
cask. So; honey, per gallon, 24rs logwood, Cam
pescby In deposit Per quntsl 7rs Sugars assorted,
half white and half brown, per srobe Sc sos s!rsi
74rs brown, alone, per do, So a5hrs Cucurucho per
do, Az 5rs Muscoyado per do meme for sale Seg.rs
Wax, white ar, $40 $l1 do. yellow, ar STA 50;
farssparills, Honduras, in dep, al, $2l s22. Ex-
changes 70 days sight York, . DO premiam
Boston, X 1 do. premium; New Orleans, q 81 pre-
MUM, short sight, Spanish dollars none; Mexican do
! pre- MUM, chip board Mexican douboons.
premium. Freghts, clean freight-United States, q
Srs per box sugar, ga rs. per bag coffee, sax pei
hid. molaseee.
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supreme Court.



Jan S-.Jghn J,nkfHs. ~ BrotLigu and SIpiia iis
Utfe ~. n. EJesBfots ~ Sanpsf LsrgsH THIS ease
care before the Court a bill Of exceptions The
hill states that Sophis Jenkins is the daughter a Jo-
eph Deacruig formerly 81 ibila5slpLs. bat nov de-
csused ard hat she formerly wife q Morgan Da
vie, 81 the city of Ne~ York, psnoforte maker Who
cies in ls4t. la 1926 Morgan Davis became embar.
raced and bic property was levied upon la-ge por-
ton q such property Was purchased by Joseph Della
erik. tie father Of Sophia Jenkins, and included
other thing. the pianoofte nanufactory stocS
g. trade. &c, - ssid Davis. Dcacrcx assumed that
be lad purchased the pruperty FIR the benefit Of his
daughter with that yies be employed Morgan Davis
ftish sud plts certain articles Ia the manufac.
tory dispose Of them Ter sccount aud pr0at aad
% The k q the fad uclscroix that the ret proceeds
q the panoicfte mandatory. and other moneys
aiirg from aid property, from tine 10 time de.
pcsitsd with samuel Legeett formerly Of New York.
hot sfteruatds q Whitostone. in Qussn's county,
IN trust or the benefit Of Sophia Jenkins, some sf
vhich oeVoslts lodged by joseph Delssrox. aud
others BY Morgan Davis by the direction and cent
the ssid Dsacroix for which. from time to
ctpfs ebiorstd by the said Samuel trEgstt ac-
trovlstgirg The zane rsceived from Icssph Della
croix; the amount Ct the lodged not
stated The conplansnts begged several answersfrom
the executors 81 the will of the said Lexrett With re-
gard g. the sums 90 LOGGED with bim.
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Died.


Suddenly, on Tuesday, January sth, ANY, wife Of
Robert Maxwell, aged 40 years.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral this (Wednes
day. afternoon, at O'Clock from her late redence
No. Union Court, without further invitation. The
remaps to be takento Cypress Hill Cemetry for inter.
ment
On Tuesday morning, the sth instant, Mrs SARAH
FoRBEs relict Of the late John W. Forbes in the 55th
year of her age
The friends and acquaintance of William George
d. and the late Alexander Forbes, and of the family
invited to attend her funeral Thurs
day ito morrow the 10th inst at O'Clock, from her
late residence. No. So Franklin street
On Monday, 18th inst, RoBERr s. SAuzADE, native
Of France, aged 6S years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 208
William street this "wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
On Tuesday tho sth inst. in South Brooklyn, in the
10th year of his age Capt THOMAS TsumsLE, native
OF Kilmorgan, county Of Sligo, Ireland after painful
illness of three years and six month"; duration
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from bis late residence So State
street (near Hickey, at o'clock, to morrow.
At Benlomond Va, Sd inst In the 35th year of her
age Mrs LUCINDA s. CARR the wife of Joseph G. Carr,
Esq and eldest daughter of the late Gen. W. X Arms
tesd. u s. A.
At Albany, 9Th inst, FsASK, infant Of Angelica
Tsicot and / Lansing Groesbeck
In Pbiladephi 9th inst, CHRIsriASSA CRoMwELL,
aged 10 years.
In Philadelphia eth inst at o'clock joins HARTLEY,
in the 5lst year Of his age
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The Hotels.

ANIMALS ANN NtfANHNNha
w. T. Cook Boston; T. Q. Bright, Atkansas a.
Mcnae, Mobile; X s. Rose. Geneva; Y Anderson Nes
ten. taptain James Schenck steamship Ohio. Lieut..
Davenport. steamship Ohio; Lieut. Sears lstsr; D.
Danfcith. New oik Mr Munson New YORK; Rev D
v NcLtan. New York. p Fitch 81. Louis; y Col.
line. collins Hartford, George Dcsh0u. l. 4; Z,
y Greene, Maine; q. Laseil. Phiisdeiphia w earle
ton Bostcn; nr q Bailey Buffalo, w. :. Thomp
Nmurgtt the sfrvsls yesterday a. the Irving House
J. N Ihulas. Cambridge; 90. Greene, SsmhfiJg ~;
Mitchell, Gs,restowD; Eugene Bell Msryiand l..
bates New Orleans; D. BELT, New orletns, J Govsn.
Boston; q House. Boston; X FULLER, Dost'n; w.
White. fhuadsll MA; VI. Woodhull L. Or Mar
tin. Ytfsiria. N e.. Blake. L y. James Hoddart,
Esnimtir arrived Jestsrdsy At The AmeTicsn Hotel.
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Cleared
shrs-caIc'ne(s l Marks, San Francisco. Rowland AS
rny an Cabot sev,n doi harmonic Churchill GLASGOW
Phillips Aedomak. Rich, New Orleans. Foster & Nick
EaIt-E Churchill. Biehtorn Cardebs. R P Buck Co;
s' C. o'''i' 'b'', s'as''' St Johns NJ Laurie
Mary Psralh, Csass Porte ESs Lewis: Ger Leo
m,nston Nc Martha ssns.r Rcsin.on New Haven .s
ware, HolbreOk, Portland, W Trundy
Arrived.
UsMsteamship Ohio, schench, New Orleans Dec 80 and
nS ra o% lawn, va p saSd hos oai Tn,
during three Of which she tncouhtered heavy head Winds
S %s to SsEy O. dif
s5p Sn' nsaa aasou ss9 S w &
Lew sTohs IT,, kSs . Ia, y ~ l9 S . g ,pSss bark
Racket ship s9uif aSpton. Grswoid icPdsn and Ports
rsefe ps .SS '' Rss ss sy 1rPo Nov q with
ndse and PASSENGERS. to Kermit Jan La 81 a. len ~ A.
ker tIoaGsde with mast. and Yards sonsdr had green
Bottom and bseh 'ordes with narrow white stripes could
Packet ship Aibcr, Gsilatiu Dssne, Liverpool. Nov o.
rssGsi ship sh:Idaa csrsS LysIesoi IS days with
S isSn'BS .s with
mes and to Grinpe Nintun Co. Dee IS lat
IS len co. exchanged signals with p Anglo American from
Pseiet ship 81 Nicola Foilsnsbee uavre Nov 10 with
sllp u s.ea..sti WOOD, Hl,r. g say. With
sied on the ", sss Jan IL, a. ~ len S.
er bee IS lat II a. ioS IS TO- spoke Dr. sSir British Qssen
nm $. ycl,s bound 70 pSelia 10 NOr.hery sas
by Tire British Queen with Tteysons. The had Mester
gal the Whole rsfssse.
sp rss 0oeorish. New Orleans Is days with mdse to
IagiC Hazard.
bsrb MARY Norris Dsgset ciugov ard the Clyde Nov "a.
with ippl Dimon.
Barb Kahecn Klein Rio De Jsnero, 30 days, with ndse.
g. MASON Eh0mlsn Dee lat 10 ~, Ion s. 81 pasca
An tark lhcEbT rcd rrual With white ball In the
ston and cad OF tsrwas All mr. steering lith.
La ~ ~ Lon - a. spoke trg Putnam. o. and for Phladel-
Iiia Asg $50 d. Jaseire; n iat 81 lou o. AZ spoke brig
Allhe Foara 81 Baitrer fr 50 Thomas daysou Jan ..
tp.Ae ts susaH, Of sssha' hence fer Aanzania days
srr Mirl,trsw, oaii,on Cherry hsid days, with iun
-, % Erftt 4 Noss
shr roe Merrill, al Prircs Dec as With uldse 10
nouFias yussu 10 Nosui mslsh Vessels lef before
Ttfted.
s,lr G l.. Loy,n. Boitoa > days.
Schr jaws AZ ou, LvfruuEis, warren. ri lays
Below.
shin Abraham tsutriaul htoseh ire Trieste o. days,
with rndte, ~ lsvrsuov. Nurrsy iugate.
Nsn southcrltr, from New pfletrs
retk cen winsN tom MauaaHtl'n,
sclr Catherine, -, from curacao, to noonen Grave,
Co.
JAN wind sunrise, M meridian toi az st15et
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A eostt A y Edsinssr naissed. D SMITHS in the
stsersge.
child and servant Of kYork and lady Miss
Cisrk. Mis- Clark, Mr. Young Of London Mr. Talbot,
Talbot and Mr. Brtton and three children, Mr.
Hughes. Of EpEland-6U in the Storage
LN Ar PooL-Pscket SHIP Albert GAllatn-J Porter,
LBadban Ed wards. Nc Donald-aj9 in the stcsrags.
RPooL-Packet Ship Sherdan-E Tooksr. Rochester.
N.Y. Major Dunhipsy; Gooden Ireland; Naming Ens-
land-I9 in secor d cabin and steersge.
LvlErooL-Paeket Ship Constitutionr dallen. of Eng
land; Miss aurris Of Dublin; Grey-SU In the steeras
bAvRE-Packet Ship st Nisolas-Nme Aceio r SA WELL
Louis, j baptste, N Pierre-fy in the steerske.
CAsroN-ship Houqua-w H Babinston, Of England; n
A Field.
Nrw 0nLsAss-ship Inca-Mrs Hartlyn. wilkins,
GLAseow-Bark Mary horris-Nr Williamson. Mrs. 0ib-
bons and chiidren-a3 in the steeraRe,
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.ivERreot ct.ss'',s.I,sr
nARKETs ELsEwHERE.

FoEEigN MAKkETS
HAraSs, Dec - Imports Thread, No. IL 20 "a per
10 Gre vhitsd brown, No. % TO 40 per 10 "a
3isrs. Cotton Ucods-Bisntets, so by ~ inchs. per
risee, ~ 81, Calico. nddios to ane, piece Of IS
yards. rer piece 81 Grs. 50; furniture DO IS per
piece S. 2ts ~; csmbrc " yards, q al ar. "a
.rs eovsrlets - BY ysrds, unbIeAehed' per piece,
o. Ss,rs driil. col a checfs and stripes, per
airs; shsms dark goods, ~ yards 80 inches pr
piece. 81 2rs 81 3rs handkerchief, fucat, "a per
doyeu 81 81 Gre imitation Madras, per dozen, 81
81 RS. do cambria 80 inches per dozen, 81 ssi
ari Jaccnsts white 20 yards 90, per piece, 50 50;
es - ysIds printed per piece sSs - trs Muslin,
20 yatds 50 aud So inch, per piece. 81 s. 2rs um.
brsss IS 20 inches per dozen, " 81 ara thread,
lpch.s p,r tars ssskrs woullens -BsiEes rcd blue
ard green, Per vsrs, 2tsrs; blankets, negro escn
e.,I. 10 Sss. ss@ p.p s,ess ,ia ir. rarhrp and
Gassvare- Bottles. per edogen, ga 4rs dsmvohns'
- sailors, Zach, Slsrs esrthsnEare per
bfs isf. r,r quintaL S1s; sheets. is 70 - OF per
quirtai sa s3i 4rs; nails per quintsl sSi lead IN
inctts psr 90. IS 2rs DO / aud IA alone per DO,
a. Ar ase. cut. ito IL DO per do 50 = 50 oss
al hp.s,d boiled yer do siOa $40 1rs turPsntine,
So sii srs ,retm. rer do SIS q ls paint white
lead In tl Eresh per do, s. ir- other colors, DO,
ssa g. ". pitch t.r bbi 81 "a 81 lr,; blot,
soitst, pr qnittsl, IS Sc LuTeer-hoops per per, y,
SO SEE boards Portland w. per VI ieti sI2 a
$40 other ettttrn ports per do, SIS f24. lumber
pitch pine Ter do SIS go. hid shocks 9Th head
mss tsch. 81 ga 81 srs shingles per VI 81 Yrs So
visot R,sts white, per sirobe, ers 81 2rs beef
No !. Prime and mess. per Dbl SIS SO, do Nes
OH apd Bcson. per srrobe, 81 81 Slirs sacked,
pr guntal. g. IL IS 4rs butter. American yello~.
Per 90 SIS lrs seS: cauelss. mould per do sl5
$40 Sac. sTefn. per 10. SIC a 81 srs compost.
usu, pr DC $50 $50; cheese. American isr do IS
IRE sil, elder Yer dcz~n. 50 trs . 81 eudh-h IN
~ o. Per quintsl So - grs corn Indian shslled
ytlius Der 50. four q, per bbl SiSfa ti44rs.
Etms American Fsst.rp and New Orlesss. per quatsl
- q s18 4Ts Htrrines smoked, per box, Or ;rs.
feid amer Eastern IN kees ebd y Orleans Ia bills
mia II a - : pr4 artnV Ma mar
s3As 50 6rs Ouiops per leo buuches sS4 81.
pctk. Eastein srd nesr sHd Prime Orleans per bhl
Sls ~ fts cher do sit sis; DO In boxes ".