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Arrived,

Shin Harrisburg Matthews New Orleaus 20 days. cot
ton Sc to j. Aims a Co. B., S Sh on Egg Ha'O0r spoke
90. B2{k Nsgan SaTf1sr S ps Se9 2ah and 69tn
strong westerly gale lay too 10 days, back OF the Rock
Dec 20th of HaOTas While laying too IN gale from the
obet to heaye overheard Is 80 Of the cargo The
s. has had strong westerly gales most OF the time Tor me
past 40 days Dec 2ld, of tue Highlands had heavy n
Il sale with snow; had one man fsost bttea. The l.;
bourd TO Boston, but put INTO tins port tor haroor ana
Rng Altoona, Arey, Matanzas IA days. with pine apples
Brig Meazzo Of Sear,por Nichols from BusnOs Ayres,
Oct 18th, hides. So, to master. - -, -,
Big Eliza Jane, Barnett, Havana 70 days sugars cars
Sc IIullo BarIeiros 1Sih, lat 90 ln a. spoke brig
Macon Savannah Tor Boston had split sails and was
bic. The T. J. has been days within 40 miles oi sAny
B%e Croton Of Bristol r. L. Byihr Port Prince is
davs logwood to P0ssell Co. L.ft a Br. bark; sd
DAYS previous i'el Gew. OH pnSs Ms.y rye IoL az
Tie schs Mary Chiffon. Adams, teI Boston Eo,t CJoi
ids' Tor do . Palesilne rs der. for do
da,s cotton and nee To master iSih at 25 lon ~ 81"
BaII Keoph1nde. Bcle Beeclman from Antwerp, and
G5 DAYS from Fu,hg with mdsc and 1876 passengers % j.
R,rbe9s 50 sV1 from cldl f New HaTea With loss Of
sails offered u supply HIM with sails, but he wan'ed no
Brg Pfovidenal, (Br) Ceilings Patras. lGreece) 90
DAYS cunanis 10 Rain Coz has experienced very he ayy
bulwarkS. sc. 1ith inst touched at Bermuda Tor p
ply OF wafer - -,
coffee and logwo to A. C. Rossire Y Co.
Sehr VIM. Henry, from Virginia with oysters. ,
Schr Mara Jane. McAuley, PASSPORT 10 days. iAth ana
fish 10 StuTgcss Y CO.
Schr Red Beach. Wooster, EasPcrt u days, lash and
plaster. 10 Brett * Nosc.
AIIED-Steamship Georgia, Porter, Havana
wlND-At sunrise, EN.E.; meridian, N; at sunset.
| light, from T.
- The Rivers and Bay yet filed With ice. AT the
vessels arrived yesterday tcwed by steam tugs
~ The steam ting Hercules Cap Morrel, that came
VI this morning from the Br ship Independence ashore
shark River inlet reports that the she le the
a. et Il d NJ. Brewer
had charge Of the ship and arranging 10 ge' on; an
obOrs cables "a Keep her from gong up any farther
shore, aud was also putting steam pump board. Tho
most II The cargo v be total loss consisted OF salt
disSolvng and settling down very fast The H. let
the at p. NJ Dec Is. with the AMI passed.
GERS luggage Cap; More thinks she wll De got oil
| few DAYS II the weather continues favorable.
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Launches.

At Canton, Maryland, 18th inst a ship called the
Gun berand flt tuns intended for the Liverpool trade
nom Baltimore, where she Is owned she is % he
handed by Capt. George A. Hooper.
81 B2ih. f2d lrst BY W V. 80 Moses, her xners.
ire slil Of leo .urs easd the NJ De EmlL She be
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pncointS of Produce

BIZ the Ere Railroad F7day-No receipts TO-DAY, n
of he feish boat being detained by the Ice,
n, he NM Hapfn Railroad Friday. boxes Cheese,
50 bis WHISKY. % do Gin, 70 bales HOPS III pGSgs'
- nct es B.ef casks Ashes and lots Oats IN bulk
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81 potsd in the Cuba tsde under nc e'nn'iai 81 'i
snl. 55 hr.e Geek ,hip n ga tun- was itiarAel
r. n he ard ~ 5i6f,rs Fanai - Pet - 700
r. ufs ~ 23l inst Shs : n pre- eni al ills "IH'u -
,bs ,,.b.rg h., -,-.s~ Ga VT b. clnuardei ~
Csut Parsrs lie O.; ship Ele Hunter sac IS Lo' Ye'
an Pocklarde a. I1'h inst - Nsssrs Msram An
d5exs so trn. called Cha,e- Holmes Owned ~
ssssTs Gas Holns. Taos pilsbl'v, 9. ". Ps'1ry.
", |. PITT, ". Thoruess, and Cnpi ho'i Cr'eSer'
"ho 1,, r. ec.nly fom the yard " &c
TborT die ship Emgre. of 800 tuns nur.en
At NeSbnrypoIr hia., IA ,n9 70 al ",'s a ~, 80,
wi ec w slrs.rs. Perry SIT OF New Feis nd nnl
i INTENDED the Pacir whale hsheIy Her0y err ne
ed With same buldeis ior another sup OF the
baltimore recently the bark Lamar. intended fr the
Psc &c tisde and u b. comm andsd By l9t " G'eea,
Al sullivan Sic about an Irs' hy Nessrs L gals <
sbepbeId hre clipper bark Of about 300 tuns called hs
~sr peck & c. Of Ne,v York sni Cat v +. Clars Of
FIar Kim Ne ~hois 10 comma her.
AZ IIa-sv e. NIe recentl. ~ Nsssrs Curtis : Estes.
surpror fsrs n 253 funs called the Coria-han owed
by the builders Can't Dan'el Rand ll aLl hers.
Rris1 ir-or ram Of is6 tuns csnsd Warner Nssrrs
Buler have also hunt ire bark Black Squat aud the slp
Al Cranberry Isles Me Nov o. fae coope--flSts 1ed
hrs Of about $50 tuus called the A1ys ana Maria o~re
Newman. and Capt b. saaldlns Of t emont, VINO s 70
At Eden Ne. recently. by Mr. John Salisbury. dne
brig cal ed the Vermont, fer Sam ell Suea mater and
Also cAr. Grace, built aud Owned by Capt Vim.
Thorn nson.
At Barne. svlle tsvanzcy Mass ) 18th from the yarl
of Mason Darnsy, Eq beau'lfr and substantial brIlt
schooner about $50 TINS burden She IS rned b. the
builder and Capt F. p Davis OF rerset, who %
A. Franklin Me 21d ult from the v,-d Of Ambrose
SosmmonS Go schooner Of about C0 TINS ca ed the
Mael butt by Mr.. Stra't0n anl owned by the Mess
ScamnOns. and Cap. Henry Strston who Is to command
her. Also from the same yard schooner called the
Orion built by s. Smith, and ownedby E. G Fernald, Esd
and others.
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Cleared this Forenoon.

Ships-Hudson, White, Newt Orleans, T. p. Stanton
Vim. RaihboIe, Spencer New Orleans, Frost * Hicks
Bafk-Nontauk. Brewer, Galveston. j II Brewer Co
Bsigs-Wilson Fuller. Lewis, Savannah, Durham Dr.
mon; Bryant Bryant Navy Bay, j. T White Co
SchoOneIs-bIechanc, (Br.) Perry. Antigua, master ;
Bay State, Ryder. Boston Dayton Sprague; Instna,
Spear, Attakapas W. Trundy.
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Disasters. &C.

ErIG PRAIRIE. At Salem from Rio G-auie. had \. en-
10th Of Bermuda u days With hetvy gales fro1 " v
W to -. W: made Cape cd l6h inst and aochore
below Salem midnight of the 22l with officers I'd
less frosted On the 22d Cape CD be arng ". ~
NJ. IL miles, picked small Ian streasei boat pa'ned
light color supposed 20 belong TO Boston pilot boat
SCHR. ENTERPRISE. tof Caais) from Norfolk, before re-
ported ashore Long Island arrived n export the
25th inst in tow Of schr. Martha Stewart, from New
York
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NEADTLE JENNY LIMBS FARE
1..n,-cr.l.r- 4 ,iL,LIGA


lVH WELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA.
rIadTls JENNY LIND has the honor 10 announce that
she VIII give the Frt Concert 81 her Farewell series az
METROPOLITAN HALL, On TUESDAY EVEN
PRoGRAyME-PART l.
Overture" Egmont --.Bctth'Veh
Cava,na" A te diro-tRober,o DevereuK)--- -Donze'h
Air" On Mighty pens -(Oratorio Of the crea-
tonl haydn
Mad'lls JIMMY LIND
Introduction and Variations on a Melody Of schu- -
Violin Solo-...-.-.-Mr Joseph Burke.
Reei'Asy q, An ME ade Beatrice di reuda)Bsllin
Az" Madge JENNY LIND.
PART II
March and Finale from the Concert siucse weber
500 Piano For e.--..---GIr. otto Goltschmid.
Ara-' Deb yieui taTdsr -tNozze d. Figaro'-holrs
Mad1e JENNY LIND. -.
Far,asia on Themes from the ,hsm an Girl B el!etn
solo ClaTioI eite.---Sigaor EuTico Beuetti -. .
CayaHa-'' Fra POGO - LUCIA di neutrality-suspicious.
Sign0r Sslp.
The Cipsy Song Camp OF Siesial; heyeroeer
Madlie JIMMY LIND. ~,
Grand Concert POlcuaise ,nrst nnej Aheo. E4se4u
Full Orchestra. o
JUN nm Msine JTNNY LIND.
MgQlle jenny LIND.
The Orchestra VI e composed Of SISty PERFORMERS
7 - ...-...-----Mr Joseph Burke.
booTs o9.n At 81 O'clock, Ccuceis % commence AZ
TIE rTice Il tickets has been nxed ~ - - anu So
ticket acchm. dIlcd - blulet' e"eNNf WIN
ssrtres a Seat bearing a caYros spending number.
me cfce r the sale al TICS ets VIII De- open On
AtoSs ana Tueslsy the q b. - ai 10th December, az
Oh cIeIipgs Psnsioite Waer'on' No 20 B tvroy
l9e ,..is,p tie words Of the Songs IN Ensl Sd, Ger
nan Italian aAd Swedish ir sale a. the door on ne even
ing Of lie Concert. Pifcs p ee-is ~ as
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. DECEMBER 90.

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship lebanon. Burgess New Orleans. lag Harrard.
Brig Emily, Shaw, Charleston, Durham * DInJn.
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DOARDING.-To let, with Board, q
large front Room and Bedroom. the second st0qof
house No ~ East Broadssy between Rutgers and Jsf'
ftrson -sts., south side. Az lm'
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Passengers Arrived

In brig NJ J. c. Gilmore, from Mo5ie-Capt D. S;ct-
sop, Freeman Crosby.
In ITig Eliza Jane, from Harcnna-T. Bowden, Chas.
Welser, VIM Greenfield.
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FENHE GRAND POPLAR SCOTTISH

u INNI 7 hTo liU IT INARl Nv ~ 7 - " VIC
Misses and Messrs FRASER viii he continued EVERY
NIGHT during this week Beautiful and varied seles
tons of he gems OF Scottish, I'm gsh and lsh melody
Will be given these evenings To commence a.
o'clock. Admission so cents. dlo3t'
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HOLIDAY rME-LAsT GRAND WEEK .
NAORLD'S FAlR.-At Stoppani Hall,
w No 500 Broadway Proprietor, P. [. BARNUM
Chief ARTIST, s. gnor DELAMANo
Conductor and De iiBeat0r u " HALL
Every AFTERNOON at O'clock andin the EVENING
at ~ O'Clock ,-...-.,,
On CHRISTMAS DAY THREE splendid exhibitions Will
he riven commencing OF II AN, p NJ. aud II PM
Doors open an hour pseylons % each exhibition.
Admission % cents. No half-pnce tickets
MONSTER WORK OF Art,
THE WORLDS FAIR;
mr. Mirror of the exterior and interior OF the renowned
CRYSTAL Palace - 80
prpn's EVE VIEW tine CRYSTAL PALACE andthe
West end Of LONIOn
THE GRAND OPENING
nv Queen Victoria ana tie British Court.
SUPERB VIEW OF THE WHOLE AVE-
THF NAVE IN ALL ITS PARTS.
TIE AMERICAN DIVISION
THE WHOLE rRANSEPT
THE AGRICULTURAL COURT
with Mct'ormickr famous American Reaper. Aad
YACHT NJ r Il A
d22 If inherceleorated triumph. on COwes
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SHORTAGES OPERA House,

4 81 Oh-fLAC IA VI EhA HUI E.
"a GRAND HOLIDAY ENTERrAIN MENrS.-
Professor ANDERSON. The great W Zard Of the North
on WEDNESDAY, NEXT. Christmas Eve Dec 2rh
VIII commence his elegant Drawing room Entertain
et SOiTees MystcrenSeS. which durlng his last
vs this City, met with such unpara eled success
Professor A Will perform every evening and three times
on Christina as and New Year DAYS (rHURSDAYJ Va:
The FIST performance doors Will omen a. l0i commence
at III: the second Performance doors open AZ 81 com
mel It the third performance doors open a. com
merce al II On each SATURDAY, IA Afternoon per-
formauce-doors oJ az ?, commence Al Admission 70
Paquet and Upper En- 50 cents to which places can oe
secured at the Box Oiice. from A NJ H. NJ, without
any atdionsl charge; Amohthe afer d cents For par
uculafs your at entlon called future bills Tickets
may may be had the hotels and at Joes music store,
No. 500 Broadway. az /"
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SAMPSON q FIGHTS Panorama and
~ and Doysma OF London, Crystal Pdltce, and the
most interesting places round that metropolis now aug
mented with KOSSU THIS RECEPTION At the CITY ttli,
will be rtoutned the Stuyyesaat Institute, MONDAY,
Dec o. a short tme according 10 the wishes 81 our
Artists Architects and friends who unanimously have
given us u cir applause and enc0uTagement Exhibition
al n O'Clock every night. and WEDNESDAY, CHRIST
NESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 O'clock. d32 6tua'
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sQ.647,2J2 81
aI.s01.76i 81

ro,., $96i7, 2j2 81 3i,oUIfof -
III. &C., class embraces all consolidated fun1s,
fuuded debt. treasury bonds and AUDITED PaPet, II
Gliding the Chains ioi ha'ai 'eSs0i'' i
The second class embraces claims rot audited, but
for cebts contracted by the Government uhuei Inc
sanction of law. ;,5
The third class embraces the claims not provilel
for bv law though many of them are hlgnly mefl'o-
rious. Among them are many Chains io' lossee su'
tanned durDg the war, from the appropriation VI
destruction OF property by our own army or lha Vi
the enemy. lin,
The Board state that they have audited the CLANS
of those who performed military service WneIe .ne
needful evidence was on ME, Iegaroiess % az
subject to his order that OF his iegal -
tives. They say that as many OIL thesS so,S
now deceased, the proceeds OF these c1ai' o
iIure TO the benefit of their hens, anu tiI IL -
yecornmend the enactment of the necessary law W
nrotcct the rights of the WIDOWS ana oIphAHH' ~ "
those who NAV have fallen IN the oeiehSS % -
country, by prescribing tGe HsceSs 70 ne nnrnoses
prevent persons nom a"iiiii''Nio
Of speculation -, .uoio,.
rho Commitfee on the Public Deb: nave 15'teu
III q, suthnyize the Controller to prOceedt0 ASH
;ro,on 10 receive the first five mlilions OF Dohls ion
the United states, and to sell one ,nl4lo1i Va to
same If he shall think proper, ana ais0 70 IecS'e
tn interest due Texas from the United ota'es aso,
a bI anoropriating the proceeds OF the BONDS soIu
for the liquidation and payment OF that potion ..
the debt the late Republic OF Texas Tor "hch he
imnort revenues of Texas were not specially peASeu,
mnfer the decision ofthe President OF the Unlted
States amounting 10 $9SS 3jJ. The same comIntsee
have reported a bill confirming tne action OF tue
Auditor and Controller, under the PROVISIONS Vi an
a., of the LEGISLATURE of the Sta.e Of texis, pro-
vid,ne for asceran,ng the DEBT OF the late Repnonc
of Texas, approved March ~, 1913 and tne ACT
supplementary thereto, approved tDfuaEy D looo,
ara declaring that the value assigned 10 eacl Class
ofl,abhties bv said officers in tEelrrepOt ores "a,
is what the state Of Texas recognizes as que 10 the
respective claimants, dnd no MORE
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OAkNuM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

up I. IARSUN. Manager and PrODIe'ot, JOIN
GR .NwOOD Jr, Assistant Manager. Admission % tho
entire Musenn an performances p cats children under
10 years, ~ cents Pa que 70. ceutS .Itr SATURDAY.
Dec q. 1851 Ci,eat Holiday Arac ions. presented Ia
the most elegant manner Afternoon aad Evening.
AFTERNOON c.mnercng n O'Clock, MAJOR
JONES COURTsHIP or. a Chrymas Ewes Adventures
EVENING a. u o'clock. the popular 'nedy OF AlOR
JONES COURrSHIP After which, She PALACH OF
PEACOCKS. or he FAIRY GIFT. ar -
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A GENTLEMAN and his Wife can be

BOARD Families or single Gentlemen
can Obtain full or partial Board Apply side ID
av second house above ;ethst House with modern
i'm nroyeueuts d3 ims
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THE NEW HOTEL-Completely fur.
n nishsd Rooms at 81 Ger week larger sized Rooms
with Crates 81 50 per week Rooms yer night q esat
This admirable House lighted throughout nth Gas, ana
warmed with Hot AR Furhscss has Wstsr Closets ssea
floor making H. the Of economy orcsr and qysS
ness desirable house for those whO desre such. 1n
rouse 10 Kept open ali night iusuue IN the ercs u ne
Posl (up siaTs) junction of William North Nulan 40
Pr.nkfs n sis one block iron. the PARK 40 lms
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CIRCUS -New-York Amphitheater, 81
~ Bowery, SATURDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING. De-
cemher 27.-The performances VIII commence wl'h
Grad EpiTee OF ten horses 10 be followed 0Y success
Of splendid Horssmanship incl ding the g'eat Somer
set Act of l. Neville. he Dancing Horse May Fly, Mr. K
Sands as the Courier # 81 PeteTeb rgh, &c.
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MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND So
"a CITY GRAND CONCERT .,ov
n MFTFOPOI IrAN HALL. liGfe Inp erJ N hON-
DAY EVENING, Dec. q, 1871. % whleh JccLs4on
S!ss CATHERINE HAYES
IS Indy Cgsrad her liable services, beng het LAST
ATrFArANCE ia ite Northern ; ates -,
The following meat artsis lave ASo 440eta5 VINCE
"a her veirrh Die asslstarcs-
Nr AUGUSTUS ERAHAL.
HEIR MEfGlS.
Dir LANENC.
NJ { +. HAkSE.
Nj J. KYLE. aud
Mr.. THO. AHREND. Nloloncet.st.
lirst a2pe arance II America.
INV VINCENT WALLACE.
sIT TEEO. EISFELD.
Nr. NOLL,
Nr Fl. {. TIMM.
Dir RYER,
NJ. EiCHORN,
ard sIr GEORGE LODER.
With he suYeIb Orchestra Il the Fund Society assisted
3, the members ol tie lake Op~.a Band led by HEIR
kEEI TEA. - -. n. -.
Mr Issld celebrated Class c-l QusTtstte Party have
40 kihdiy rendered theT ces;raa.e attractions
CT ducfors ". WALLACE =. LAY KNU and u LoDEE
Tickets Ihe Hall arc klrs. Cttcte, - tickets y the
Secl Circle 50 may te procured az al The se
Sores Hotels, Sc A few reserved seats, Two Dol
lara each may be obtained # applied for early, At the
stofes Of Nm Hal - Son, and $ [. JolHe.
Doors open al Q. CoIceu commences III dN ia
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a PAYMENTS TO LET-Inthe New

~ House No - East Ilth-s'., midway between lstav
an Avenue A Ithas tn award IS eei deep aGd Coefs
yard Tie and passago-ways vii BE- kept IN erk
The persu IA charge II The house they sill DO ghies
With "a. al the owners expense Every set of rooms hn
tie CroiOn water closets AID other csLyeGIences ~
Ill, an he prentses 10 X EOSTEH d2J2'
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ROARD.-A prlyate lllmIIy. haNing aqua.

y fdance of nom. wOaii hsnisHGey accommodate q
gsLtena and his VT sntrty UnGogntCd rcfsfe
required Apply NJ ll pne ~. up STAIRS 40 a'esck
A. M, aBf4 y. NJ .dtf Ntl J. Il. WEST
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EIvHE LORGNETTE the Studies Oi

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