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Dress. Goods.

as they oosae outin the season, with every article
in the Dry GoodsIine.
| Mon can be snved by those wishing to pur*
chuse, Ivy going where there are cheap stocks to
select from. Additions will be matle 10 the as
lsoftmentt every few days throughout the seuson.
fnAy7 Nv NJ 3s$H &88A t8#kgs ELL sS6#k@F
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GOWSEtS, Colds. ASiishassH, Influenza
aNd COnSssass DtiCN.


and Consumption.
.NR. DUNCAN'Ss' s'EXPECTORANT RE We
4 HIDY.-Afiicted reader do not suffer this dis
ease TO knitits fatal threads in your system; they
are oeIuin TO hurry you to an unhmely grave.
Has not experience taught you~-have not occn-
ar proofs convinced you that Consumption is
certain death 10 ill whom it may encounter,
when left till n late period Then why will you
delay procuring remedy in due season to arress
the prCgress ofthalfell destroyer? A Cold which
soon terminates in a coughing, by which soreness
of throat and inflammation of the mucous mem
brane offtAe hr0nchi is produced, md the Lungs
rendered open to disease. Thus persons suffer
themselves to procrastinate untiI death looks in
at the door--wh they will begin to be concern
ed about their health, when in all probability it
is too late May all who have cold take tine-
ly warning. and get rid OF it us soon ms possible.
Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the public tested by thousands, and daily
used in almost every iamily throughout the differ
ent States for diseases of the Chest and Lungs.-o
Tie yilsr amount sold in thistow aud dthat4lost
many persons whoeome back and obtainitby the
half dozen bottles, is sufficient evidence Of its
wonderful cfBoacyr A fresh supply just received
by lmnyl4 Gml JOHN, BEALLg
shaving! SiassVinE!! shaving I!
9THyIS something strange thu. LOT WILLIS
| can't be beat shaving and he most re-
specifnlly informs lhecitizens Of Cadfz and yicin
lity thai he has kEMONED ms shOp 10 Inc base"
menl room III Mr.. Dewey's bnilding, nearly oppo
site WIN, Hogg's store, two doors from Mr.. John
Philips grocery. and adjoining Mr.. llnnter's.
'risiliso strange that he can't be beat at cutting
hair, blacking boots, andsin fact evBrything ii
Ehis line ofsbusiness. All he asks is fnir trial
! i.- .I TERMS BYT THE QUAR- TER sfr
2aas z 1 weeh est per aaaEer' m"n'Ns sI'% ~
/ Three times asaalo .ist3G n ld 853tNi2.95
4 FoAf Zines do 3F3sia " H 2,5D
Single shaye ga74a5 " Ft9sg-3 3'i8 ~
liair Guitlns l3 a-ffsts- Ss
1 Stanpooning 70
v Shnfpsiing ltixors ~ s5-UH@ AK l23
/ Handling Razurs atf- ~ st-tE -5 &3I4
i AIpkiiids Of tTenoyating, such as taking all
manner OF stuins grease spots, etc .elc. etc, from
Clubbing. dotle ft the shortest notice I'm
Wen shaye you well and wnsh you clean 1 4
] 4 AS any Eody ever seen, sttE@ g&gYS IN
Anlcat yoilr hair and oil ititeo. .8ss
And scratch untiI you say twill doi
heDof'tyou ibplieye just Come and my, fa 4
And see IL what Tsay's tliella III .la5gae k.1
/ Ichtttt Beabeat do declare, 1i.''i8#
i 4 III shaving neator cuttinghair;i HaAEE R
4 t,And n at frat shaVc with ease. o9s XIII z Vi
Yonsthen Daa come whenc'er You please, @gs
| know nv baud is old and tried,
And never / known 10 slip ut Slide, gS
NV Razlts afe ALI snt hiid dried. eE WV
| And never known to tear the hide, "A 7iHs N
Come one come all, both high and low IA
l,Just tale d seats you soopwilt kaowy st4,Is Ii +
4 ap2s6mia n fett} LOT WlLdslS
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COLUMBIA HOUSE

Main street. near the SHspeHsion Bridge.
CtONR AD DSTRoBLE recommends to all vOy-
Jagers that his hotel is the best establishe.; in
the city, guaranteeing the CHEAPEST and the
promnIest servicrs. The best drinks are aiwaj
kent Al the bar, especially PURE GERMAN
WINES, aud good = L oger Beer
-mav7.if CONRAD STROBLE.
GEO. w. JOHNSON
No. 1879, Markef Square. Wheeling. Va
m .NWTur 1sU ~ NlEIk
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TnRssss All Of oar farmers should now
~ preparing their ground for the raising of
this excellent vegetable Sow the seed The
GrsG VI August. New ground II much better
shan uld rsai
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p ONNiG'rS of tie =. RiBs me quick ordCf,n
ADpr0sokipg tO iaok ats Whowants i }onnet
|at less lhandressing anold one will cost Il Par
asols OF he greatest variety. which must be cold
|Iows A good tirticle, quick sales, 1T fiif com
AfaTtjntJs IL the4 motto Of ya3 .U@4 0N ,A9f
|adap9-H Sa&iI nj DDEN ~
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NTESTlNGS, something very tall, we nssarc
Y our customers Gnd others for sale by
.h mny2i As SH0TWELL 4 CRABB.
II ! yOOTIl BRUSHES, extra soft and common
I for sale by ljune4l ]. BEALL.
sITIANGY SOAPS Observation-Disclosures qadi
Z for sale BY Ijune4 BEALL.
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\ Gcvtheal Scvtheall

XTOU ean get the very best Scythes in town n
4 the sign Of the BIG PADDOCK III aex 4
than all tothers---Dunnsh 3 hest. saty4 @F
inre4 a.. Il DITMARS & Tu0Nf sasra
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1fstRA DIES james MilIef's celebrated OTa-
VI dies and Scythess aalalby s.a sH
may2t-4t WELCh EIalltatiFsesg
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Co9am5idaG, Ohio.
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An Opportunity OF Aid 10 Hungary.

Gov. kOssUTH'S Address TO THE LA
UiEs-SlFcIAL NOTIcg.-The Ladies Of New York be Eg
6esoUs Of n owing Their pafhy With suffering HGnss
y ana also OF hessg the voice Of her gToa' a6'ocae,
Gov kossulu mas Yielded TO the soIca ION eli Tn
tee OF Gentlemen acting behalf Of their towns
shd vii address them on Saturday EtGt &C % At NJ,
10 Tiplef Hall
Tckt Of admission for Ladies and for Gentlemen a. IS
each for the yarqgete and first circle aud each for the
upper gallery may be Obtained after "Wednesday morning
al O'clock at the following places and Of each member Of
the Committee
Putnam Bookstore, No l55 Broadway c. s. Francis
Co.'S Bookstore No. l52 Broadway Cr0sens B,sks'ore,
No 800 Broadway Rsyrors Bookstore, No 10 B,"ery
Schaff,nburg q LUIS, No 483 Broadway Astor House
Irving House New York Hotel.
Excepting for guests no seas VIII be reserved Do's
o. en- at IL O'Clock noon on Ssi utday
II Taphan No. II Carroll place Thos III. SKINNER.
G2 Blsecser 81 Ale. Hossck l0l Franklin ~ iona.
Hunt &c Cedar-st b r Mart Ocean Back, cor Green
wch and Fulton y W. EdmOncs, Brevoort place /;
" r McCoun Marcus Spring, BIoad-st X U Gcrna9'
80 William 81. J. Dillon do James Harper u Gun
TT; S. II. Tying Sc East lths Luther sIlsh % Es,s
18th Ct Jonathan StDrgess, 10 FTOat-st H. " Bel
lows 50 IryIpg-pace Geo B. Chetvet II East IS hat
Thoe T. Veimlye,7 Albion.place; NJ. II. Gnnael. 10
South-st: A G. Kipgsland, Mayors Office Joseph Cur
ts Il Lsxinston-av.; II. Ward Beecher. Brooklyn; ,
Townsend 81 WaIlst RObt Kelley, i2 Peari-st j. o.
G. !bt0hs Ocean Bank, Committee,
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uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The srEAKGR announced the Committee on Rules
to consist OF Messrs Jones tof Tenn Stephens. tof
Gal Chandler Robinson, Stanley. seymour, (oi n
y J King, (of X. / } ODDS and Wallace
Mr MARsHALL's bll for the payment into the
Treasury Of Can orns OF certain moneys collected ON
mpors into the ports of that state after the treaty
with Mexico and before her admission into the
Union, was referred TO the Conmittee Of Ways and
Means. -
Mr. McCoRKLE of Cal, introduced bill provid
isg for q survey Of tho public lands In California, and
granting donation privileges, and tor other purposes
Mr. STANTON, OF by, from the Committee on the
Public Buildings, reported resolution authorlziny
the Architect of the Capitol TO continue IN employ
mont the mechanics and lsborers on the wings, the
funds being exhausted He stated that these men
had been suspended, and could not get employment
elsewhere, at this Indictment season and the drchi-
tect had assured him the work. II continued would
not be injured by the weather
MessIs FIcgLIS and NEN,BLE though, this amount
ed to QuaIteIing these men on the Government. H.
however, the work, IL the pTesen, conditloh' "A
likely TO suffer, they would vote for an appfopna-
tion.
". FLoRENcE. of Pa, repudated on behalf OF the
workuon the idea that they wanted to be CHARTERED
on Government. They were induced to come miner
unCer the lmpIe that the worA would continue
Tor years, and they had honestly performed their
duty.
HE resolution was referred 20 the Committee on
the state of the Union
bill was introduced for the reliefof Mr. Darby, Of
Missouri, who Is suffering from paralysis and IN
helpless condition.
The Sneaker was authorized 20 pay him his mile
age ard per diem from the commencement OF the
session. -,
states were called for petitions, and several bills
asking for grants OF lands for Railroad purposes were
introduced and referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands.
NrWAIsH, of Me-, moved TO go into Committee on
It, hut quorum not beng present the House voted
TO al oUrn
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WASHINGTON.
Criticisms on Kossuth at the Capital.

WlsHlsGroS, Tuesday, Dec. 10. 1851
TIE Washington RspubJc and The National i".stIi-
gfnc,r are very severe on kOssUrH's projects, AMI
OF course upon certain New-York papers, which
they assert are turning his head by fulsoms aduaton
The Reysbiic says his money project Is another Lo-
pez loan, and asserts that hundred millions would
be required for successful revolutionary conflict IN
Hungary
Tas E.ielIigegcsr rdicules Kossuths Interpretation
OF Washngtons policy remarklng that The doctrines
Of non teryention and neutrality-,he doctrines
alike Of civilization, Christianity, peace, and OF
WAsrrSero~-hsve remained ike an Egyptian
wntns 10 our countyyman. until the gtfted descend
ant Of Attia. the Hungarian Washington, happily
gave them The key and the revelation.
Mr. Fooie, Of the Senate, has announced Thai ne
will leave on Saturday for home.
Dr. Jackson has been sounding Nh Gays chest,
and pfoleunces /, sound Repose. he says, and good
nursing will pU. hun right again
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'0u MFa DE pGcrInRs, No 1888 broadway. N Y
Further Donations to the Kossuth Fund.

Yesterday afternoon letter was re-
ceiyed ri the Irving House from Rev Dr. lhenhal. the
Jew ish Rabbi INC iosns S2o. ltexpressed great ynPa
Thy the Of hu gary and promised further de-
nation the struggle draws near. -
A donation Of $le0 was received from MI Ehhu Town
send of Now-YoTk.
lady who Is member oil The Peace Society sent do
patton Of $50 10 be applied TO the relief OF the wounded IN
the war for Hungx ran liberty. .
pure wax presented yesterday to Madame hossuth'
beautiful construction, by lady. and IN was dJna
ton Of SlOO to the Kossuh fund. Ii was handed TO
Madame kossu.h By child belonging TO the iadJ, ana
this added Intofes. To the presentation ,
The following short but practical leter was received
b. the Magyar yesterday
BosTON. Thursday, Doc. II, 1851.
GONTRNoR KossUTH HonOred Sir-Set down portion
your friends the City of Boston for three husdred
muskets for the freedom OF Hungary.
have he honor to remain your Exceilencys obed cav
sovyaut CHAS. W DKNISoy.
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Proposition for Raising Money.
Tine foIlowing prOpOsal seems ieas

The following proposal seems feaslole'
and If Gov Kossuth should accede thereto 1t is quite
si1 that handsome additions to the Golfers OF Maenai
aid " would ,
10 fae Eqifor Of The TriJune Louis Kossuth, the
ustrous Exile has appea ed TO the ctizsBs OF the
United States for aid the cause of Hungarian 1ndepen
dence respond with large amount OF money.
effective wsy, produce the result Very lDs
have beer MADE 10 ia for PIC uIe "a me
Governor tai en- by the dsgUerfeOtype. which BeVpe OF
progress OF The We could sail mary pies equal
the oTnal at IS each aud probably IN tns way O01
could he real Zed the whole Of which would to tue
cause Of Hun gary We willlngt0 give time for THIS
ohc for The privilege vi having picture Of the great
Magyar add I'd collection and only be Used as ds
outc,s Thus the pubic would have an opportunity Of
contributing this great cause land have delightful
sOLyeaT OF The Man Of the Age. the entire Proce DIS
If winch would 20 to the of humanity. Thus
win We add our mite II acceptable. 10 his Excellency and
require hut l5ninutes Cf his time.
Youls, faithfully.
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SECOND B0ARD.



The Stock marke. was generally buoyant
this morning with considerable activity IN the lead
ing tanciss The sales Of Reading were large aud
the market improved 70 Git. Enc went TO 81, &c,
bu, Harlem was heavy, there being some disappoin,-
nent among operators regard the amount Of the
debt OF the Company.
This debt has been created as follow
/. To provide FOR the excess OF the cost OF the
Road. of the second nack 10 Wlliamss Bridge, OF all
the station houses machine and repair shops IN
Nev.York he stables and lands appropriated 70
them and Of the entire equipment Of engines, cars,
horses &c, &C. over the amount realized from cap
ital sock, az follows
Cot q above. $4,E3,;io y
STOCK avail. sss, $50 Oo-3ss, 80 ~
To provide for the purchase Of GER
tlfea,es Of The Albany ExIenTon IN pur.
suance Of the agreement for the consGuc-
iion Of that work bearing interest at
cent per annum. payable half yearly,
cow hell by the Company .--------,x.. -~~" "
g. To provide for the Excess over ,As
rnortssge Of the cost OF the Ke<i bsseN
h<ld by the Company In the ehy oi go.
yoyt MOI aDpyoprla,ea 20 the use OF Tue
Railroad. and which, If sold, wo1ia Pfye
ably realize 4 larger amount snan 'he
Cos. on SON Sept. ls5l------*2os 40 -
hortzages - -
r,css. .'---....--. ss.ses 81
Por the advances by the Transports
t,,n Department. 70 Albany EA'eAs'on'oe' 19,-es ~
Total -$scf'So' 20
Delaware and Hudson shows s'iu hafthef in-
movement, and touched par Afer the Board TIE
market was steady, and the secoad board would
probsbly have shown q favorable STATE OF The mar
Ie, bu, fos the break IN Enc which went 10 s'i,
t.cline of II y cent. II afterward reAeted' and
,lo,ed At ssh bid. ThH downward movement IN
Ere checked the tendency Of The market for other
stocks, and al the fanciss closed dull. Reading,
hovever, shows further advance of cent, and
NevJer,ey Mining improved y cent SUSSEX also
vu y Gems better. Coevertisles fell % " esa<
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! Sod Hsrs,.n y cent Govern mont and Safe Wow
are fra Al d IN good demand, bat sos asansty % -
iss sassit There Is soo4 ialEiFy Tar fsrsixn -
count.
The market is firm for Sterling at lot
Esloi prem for bankers signature. the eak q the
sales bong a, istaIs.. some coStoa and Prodsss
Bills were OF the market AMI sold 81 9iG9t ffaseo
are alSaS.l,s Amsterdam Az a4ii Bfsnsa 7sto
'ss Hamburg ~ ass.. The ccniad for sroAasss
has been con siderable aud the supply Moderate
Ia Freights there is less irwaess 70
Liverpool ~i,A a small amount Of srsatsusas Offer
ing. We nst,e engagements for ! 800 bales Cs.soa
,-lsa7. 3sd SEQ obs. Flour at 1919 is,ess sisa.
Wheat, ship 10 bag IT, a. Id Loo Sxs Choose 81 ~
100 bols Resin a, ~, 600 ob!s Turpestise, a. isd-
To London $50 bEs Cheese at Sos ~ hnss. To
eacco a, s5, Flour. Is. o. so bbls. Resias 81
Turpsntine 2s 81 To HAVE. Cotton. ic.' Asass,
Bark and Rice. eesc Resin, sos Provisions, ~
To California there Is a moderate business dsiaSt
Two vessels were taken up load slaves frsn Mo-
folk 10 the windssrd Islands at sls - " 49,
The bids for the 100000 per eSa6
Mortgage Bonds OF the Cleveland gainesville ssA
Ashtabua Railroad Company were opened his q
ternooa at the ohcs OF Winscs, Lanier & 70. There
were offers Tor nearly $500 go of Bonds. The -
Bonds advertised tor sale were awarded - fsS
lows, being ~ an average rate OF SSH VIA ~
TO Harvey Seymor, at s,lGs5 to Carpenter
vermllye, at s7i as6 30 TO Nathaniel Marsh. at -
s4l 10 10 Chas VI. OAKLEY. 81 'e9si Ito J. W.
At s5hGs4 . to Jas. Brown. az SSGsi, Sso Ira y
Cary, at SIS - TO II. Pumpelly. at sS@stt; 10 10
Merchants Bank Cleveland, At s3sosi - 10 Mm-
II. Russell at s5oGsl,.
The amount received at the Sub Treas
uIy is s67 sol paid, $50 800 balance, ta,oss go
The Peoples Bank has made dividesa
of3i " cent
The sale Of the mortgage securities do.
posted with the Banking Department to protect he
circulating notes OF the James Bank and she Bank q
New Rochelle will take place to morrow twednss-
dsy) al Albany.
Is will be seen by the annexed sta!emao>
.hs, the receipts Of Cotton at the shipping pcrs 10
ioOOe bales advance OF last year a! tho sarehns.
but that the receipts to foreign ports show decrease
OF 5000 bales. This decrease, with the loo proc
which Cotton bears. accounts mcasuraoly TOR tAs
small amoant Of Cotton Exchange Offering
The following Is statement Of the movement 10 Os,ss~
the Isl cf sept last compared vita the pre''sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

tf,s vi IN you ibis night eoslsrin s great
FIR wuch slou, 1--we ID e sd tads sssr.l
Ee NH u
cssse % my natve aEd i'hsuk y-1 as, Eps Ar re,J
tie ire~d s'ao- pa'i-as. saa -
retuor, the oaims for and fbassn their struggle
10 he Gus, Their fufgre may y0' be rs kaPsr ~
yours. tCheen
Gtu fiadtod Their ordered the Div soa to aud
sanding unii Gov hossua had left he eDo~. ~
al er lew TtDid iarOSsctt,ns pafseh 81, 81 M
Garden uttered the which awaited hiu and ~as
orvsn 30 b. i0dg
~ he was or the Battery. the military n Arshst
ant arJ 4 asI
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Invited Guests at the Press Danauss.

An errOueeus Impression has got abroad
regard the ingi ed guests at he EdtonN Bssqua
ytirb OuEbt {, he corrected Tao only invited
snests tie Prasident and his Csoaei Coz. HuaI
aver Kin ssspd Charles King President - Cpla abis
College aud Koseuth hi Those aetna y prss
eLt wele K0ssulk and suite. .he Mayor, ana Hr King.
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Meeting of the Clergy

A call has been published by DIR. DE
Witt Dr. Patton and several other clsrgymea for meet
the Tract HOUSE at II o'clock this morning to take
measures for The presentation address to Gov Kos
sutE
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Deferred Matters.

In consequence of the rapidly increasing
pressure Of advertisements obliged 10 omit nun
Der OF letters resolutions &C. csacs.A Kossuth aud the
ravso Hup
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TUESDAY,, DcS 10. 1851.
10. a..trR The weather IL very sDld. win "a "
gcst v'p' Is VISA fre. clear dsT, an sooi sleigh
irs tsussct, &c Thermometer s;osd ~ t"o degrees
c-low
ArRrRN we have hal Sss susshiHlng cav sus
4 WAS co @ There Is Uo~ light west wind. and
sOed sesetig Thermometer ".
SYEAcUsA The weaver IS delightful. bag ear
ani p e.s NJ aud 10; a cloud visible. The VIM u
v,s;. aid very cold Thermometer 10.
UfIcl The weather here Is clear and cSit- Their
monster Is
TRor.-R showed here AL last night, and We have
beautiful sic ehIng 70 Gay
ALBANY.- The weather Is clear and cod, with
wrst ~int Thermometer ~. barometer 2'I', mer'
Guy c..
BUYraIs "A violent snow storm commenced here
lssi n'eht and conrnucc up to n morning the wat
bONuga perect gale. TIE snow Is between
eighteen inches sud tao feet deep. The thernoms-
ter IS eight above zero. The steamer MAY Flower
went up The lake aS night, beng tie last boat Of tie
season
Communicable snow In tAis place Is about
sixteen inches deep and the weather Is cold
az 81 degrees below zero.
DETROIT A. this place. to-day, the thermometer
stood At zero
CLEVELAND This has been the coolest day in this
place for I'VE years past the Thermometer standing
at Ave degrees below zero
SasDUsKY-The thermometer in this place stood
at four degrees above zero
LEwIsrows -Tho thermometer here is st degrees
below zero The river IS blocked up, and boats aave
stopped running above the Falls.
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The Citizen, Of Udea and ksssush-Naii Fail

Thf Citizens or Utica and Aossush-nxh fhfs-
ure-Diviaend. ke.
Urea Tuesday. Dec. 10, ls3l
There vii shortly be held n this city meeting
70 rai,e funds for Hungary and 70 adopt IN Address
10 Ko&srrh inviting bin 10 visit this city.
We had no mail from Geneva to-day, the Post
Ofrse having been burnt down.
The Utica Gas Company has declared divide nc
Of 81 per cent payable lst January.
man named Evan Jones was drowned IN The ca
nAl last night,
We have rcoc sleightng
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NETWORK.
Observation-Disclosures 20 Albany.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec 10, 1881.
At q special meeting OF our Common oounci,
held TIL. evening the wing resolutions were
adopted 4,
Rt.olves Thsttne Common Council Of the City Of Al
hsnt deeply yupa,Elze With Louts heesth ,,TerneI o
Hunsay N rs struggle Tor the liberty snd sntependeacs
Of IN eoun,rIE his eIertsns for .hs eIv Anc fehzs~
.nS a. herehv ny,e tia the CAPITAL VI Le State
Of Nsw-Yori and 70 from Ter etizees thA pei.
ssnA respect 20 Which he a SC eEiAnesIY sALso And
lai synpaily fsr his country which bar suferinTs -
Jassy den and -,
Rsse!tsG Iks; the Mayor Recorder 2nd taree ALdef-
nsa h. epts.n,,d 70 sransomens fer Yscepton
a4c srertssmeni the guest " ;he clly q: fon ns a.
TIE Yayor was directed 20 communicate tie
foregoing u koesu.k-
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MuRprR.-Three men who had been
formerly engaged ON board tho Saluda At 81 Loais,
Ssv xsek. when one Of the laS<ef Wss kllcd ~ .
wound in he abdsnsn. islio>ed " bsWss kAise'
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T. Do not forget the Concert BY the
blind Pianist at Hope Chapel tonight A chance 70
nurcha.o ticket for such concert ought TO DO es-
teemed privilege not to be neglected
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R<rs-f<S d. Tslsvs,i

Mafk o. 80 K<rvSKe ~ To" -
ROCHESTER, Dec. 10, ISL
Our usrf cts are vsry dali heos are aoundan1 70.
d.v' and sseaay II Is -, a. Which prlce miny are
bought for shipCASnS. tAs8~ aeAAA1Hses -<e sS&~e -
Md b. railssad
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MARYLAND.
n.,.v a, the SoutheYu Mail

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Dec 10, issiIIl r. a
have NOT arrived They were due Aere a. o0'ocA-
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u A young Hungarian officer, who
writes a plain and very handsome hand and who
has been at work upon railroad would like en-
ployment as copyist, by which he may earn his
living for the winter Apply at this Office.
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~ The Anniversary Of the City Tract
Society will be held at the Tabernacle ossh when re
porls Will he read and addresses delivered
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NorlcE.-The Royal Mail Steamship
America, for Liverpool will sail from Asr soeA' 'ef
,ey City. at O'Clock p. W., this day.
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~ An interesting Temperance meeting
is to be held this evening in the Rev. Mr.. Bach's
Church, corner Blocker and Downing stS. Singing
and speaking is announced. See the advertisement
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CITY ITEMS.
IT, The weather is very cold last night
was by far the coolest of the season.

IT, Several reports and smaller City
Items are crowded out.