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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-11
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

IEIGHTON'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE.
No. s Royal street, Ne,o Orleans.
8 always well supplied with fine assortment
l. of SUPERIOR LINEN, YORK MILL AND
COLOREED SHIRTS, beautifully sewn aud
made of the very best materials at the
Mauyactory, N. 10, Park Place, N. Y.
Every article of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
May also be obtained, comprising in part,
Half Hose, Superb Crarats, Cambria and Silk
Pocket Handkerchigs, Giores and Sus-
penders, Umbrellas, (siM and cotton)
Purses, Perfumery, dc. dc.
Visitors to the city are respectfully invited to note
the address, and call at No. Royal street, where
they will meet with polite attention and splendid
outfit for the toilet.
Orders forwarded by post with reference to
city house for payment, will be punctually dis
patched by the first boat leaving.
Leighton's Premium Shirt and Gent!emen's
Furnishing Store, No S, Royal street. New Or
leans, and 10 Park Place, N. Y. nov23-6m
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+. ). HlRIART, M. u.
II This company is now prepared to receive applica-
tons for the Lres 0f White persons and
Slaves All necessary information, blank FORMS etc, will
be furnished by applying above, SC. n23-ly
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Inspectors Notice.

THEODORE JOHNSTON, p. NJ.
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Disasters. &c.

THE SHIP GLOBE Of New Bedford and Acushuet. OF
Fsnhaven reported as LOST are INSURED IN
G. Numerical 81 SO at Mn ua Marine - 800 the Pacific
e. he sTs.ual Narne 81 800 at the Pa
cifc and S250o az the Bedford Commercial Insurance
SIR ORION Page from Ragged Is,aals. was totally
wrecked night cf 9Th alt on Maurice Point near Herring
Cove. Crew saved.
srHR MARY Eliza, which was taking in the cargo Of
hrg Name Oa'sy ashore on Wood ERdl went ashore re-
ces'y na' WI pro,aDy JoI s b IN rev .I "a
BR ~Hfp UNICORN Of and Tor St John n. r from Liv-
srroo had asortet valued a. $4,000. probioy
New BfunSWlc, vesss and cargo insured IN ST
John. B. and New York but IN what proportion we do
BR scHR ALrHa Lynch from St. John, \ b., Tor Bos-
ton driven sst0rs Passport, supposed ION ut'
bu; got of and proceeded on her VOYAGE go
TIE brig reported ashore At Wei deceit IS the Eliza,
Spafes from Turks Island OF AID for Eastpor wh car
81 81 ssf letter from TsorDas Holbrook Comm
ist INST and the crew we've rescued with some difficulty
for he tops NJ "A very exhausted state. as u was near
rark before boat them through the surf The
' ss had rsd aa4 S mogS sRs Torrent Of Bath
was owned by Ra ph Kelly, Capt Small and Neaton
Hale. Of Portland She was insured at the Ocean Oce IN
that city for 81 60. about half her value.
ScnR LEWIS CLARK arrived az Providence 81 inst. re-
ports that S1niiy night: dprng hesyg blow while
bsain up the West Bay and when of Dutch Island car
rice sway Itboom head II foremost and nani9pmast
BRIG CREOLE Rondout before reported ashore az
Fdeartown 90; of 81 INST. after dschargng one lighter
lo,d Bng Porto Rico and schr. Sauop still remained
ashore-rhe latter was full Of water.
BARK RIVAL for Yarmouth, Ms. Hatfield, f'om Shed-
fl Glasgow, while enieaysnng 30 make Chlrloetowa
L. on the night Of 18th nit during heavy gale and
storm rlck the SW reef Of Governor Island aud
has become total wreck.
A large blg name I'M nov n, wrecked the Bran
dy's at the sntrarce OF Conception Bay, - UT
BRIO B. NJ PREscoTr.--An advertisement, IN s.. John,
b paper othc o. inst PROPOSES 20 charter avesse OF
$50 uns the hay 70 take forward %
New. York the cargo OF brig VI Prescott now lying at
QuacO Beach" The last remark may apply 90 me cargo
on " both vessel and We have had no pre-
yious adv OF her disaster.
SCHR CHAs ALLsTRUM, (of ProvincetsNn) Lavender,
from Aux Coyss Tor Boston, went ashore IN PoVnceto"n
hartor Monday asht Isl INST and Will have - discharge
be fore she can got OF ercaTg5s cpnssusdto Messrs
u. {. Clark l. Co, of Boston, and IS unnIured.
Schr Charles Al'Strum t0f Prov cetOwnl Lavender.
from Aux Cayes Boston, went ashore IN Proylnceown
arpor Monday night inst and Will have 10 dlschar 20
before she can be got of. Her Is consigned to
Messrs y { Clark Co. II this olty and u unInlured
SnIP AMERICAN UNION, from New-Nork from Mobile
was supplied with pilot the 23d ult but was after
wards blown of.
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Hose: DO, SAT-; Lacets, d. $i,st Bindinss do.
s' ssI' WARP do ss6l; Raw SIR do 50 %!
other msdufaetsres Of Fix do s'Ss le'a pAs' 10
'Aiu'u - MAsuFAcrUREs OF FLAX.
Linens $50 packages, S6aso men and Cotton. y d.
sf srs Hsndserchi. f. 2 do 1880 Laces DO. to.
$500 s4eg7 other manufactures OF Flax. do,
s2l6s To.al packages, i6l; valued at s9o,sle.
Gods p TI:cflLtssoTFs Flower, and Feathers,
ds ssss E%sISds s'7 G,s MIss5 g. ss DE-:
Rrad % sc w.aIns ApPa55cl g DO 5a s,d P:aT
IVuhdrq,en from Warehouse.
ucol.ns. IA pkgs. So i2i; Cotha do $50: Pilots,
Do DO e. 900 stu Goods do. s. Gil; Blankets. - do
81 ios Hose do san Total 50 pkgs valued at sis,s3s
MANUFACTURES or COTTON
Cations 10 81 769 Hose, do S9i Spool, DO,
siss Total Is pkss valued at seS32
Silks anackares ss5o7: Velvets. do, s6l3 Plush.
do ssss and W shawls do; 1897 Hsnds erehies 10
90 s1 s pSP WoIssd Do sso Bndns.
Gimps and Tassels DO, si7s ssNlngs 90 ssg2 RAY
do 1895 Manufactures Of SIX, do, lz2O Total ~
F''A's''' wsvUFacTuREs OF FLAX.
Linens, packages, valued at s2on
hIscELLs SEovs
straw Goods - packages, sS907: Embrcideres, o.,
sal Cloves. do S2!3 Wearing ApPsIel d. ,l5
29s packages, valued at sl5ssl
Enfsred Warehouse.
Wcoiens packages s2s77 Cloths do 81 300 Cotton
and Wsrsted SO do CT Shawls. do. S63 Worsted
aud Cotton Shaws. "A do. SS727: Serges. de- ssjt
Blankets do s $50; Yarn do, 500 Total lO7 pack
ages, valued al S24,7e2.
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
Cottons, 3C7 packages SEA 2ll COlored Cotton do 2S
s35O38 Ginghams IS do. SO IA Hose, II do, 81 81
Total packages 597 valued al SloS,Sio.
MANUFACTURES OF SILK
Silks II packages, s25,20i Haudserchefs do, S7s
Plush, do 81 25o Fringes, do. $500 R1w SAk' u
do 81 6az Total packages. 7. valued AZ SO i27.
MANUFAC TUREs OF FLAX.
Linens ll3 packages. $40 $50 Linen and Cotton 90
1871 Laces. do ,sGl8; Yarn do liS Total PACK
ages, 1876 valued at S22,007
MISCELLANEOUS. 49,.
Straw DDS "a packages. 81 588 Crash 20 do Sol-s
Total packages S63 valued Si3.7io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE ny A
You've LADY About IL o'clock yesterday morning
ayoung female Of highly respectable appearance
while crossing to Williamsburg on the steamboat
California, plying from the foot OF uouston-st .
when the beat IN the middle Of the river iunped
overheard with the attempt TO commit suicide The
tide was running out at a very rapid rate, aud in a
moment of time bore her far oat OF the reach of
those in the boat, who seemed much excited and
were exceedingly ANXIOUS tn rescue her Her dress
bore her up and kept her upon the surface OF the wa
Ter, and she ioated half mile down the river when
two bcatmen, belonging 20 a sloop anchored in the
stream, put after her IN small boat and soon had
the satisfaction OF reScuing her from watery grave
amidst the applause of thousands OF spectators who
Witnessed the proceeding from the shores and from
vessels IN me Vicinity. She placed ON board
one Of the Grand.st ferry boats and conveyed 10
Williamsburg, where she was furnished with dry
clothing and received necessary medical attendance
AZ The hands of DR.. Holmes. who was one of the
spectators who witnessed the affair She is a resi-
cent OF this CITY, but refused TO give her name or
place OF residence neither would she disclose the
cause which led her 10 make the rash attempt upon
her life. NfN"
MALICIOUS ACT.-On Thursday evening,
about 81 o'clock, some malicious persons while
passing the Clothing store OF Mr. Jacob Ssmnton
NO 2lsi so"sry' threw about pint of vilrol over
some clothes hanging outside the door. and thrse
coats we're completely ruined by the danVerons ar
ucle. Some ladies who were passing the store r,
the time, were slightly burned IN the face besides
having their clothes somewhat damaged They as
ser that the vltTio was thrown from second story
wincow, which. however, IS quite improbable Mr.
JARVIS, clstiiler. occupies The upper part Of the
Souse No clue has as yet been obtained Of the per
psuasors OF this malicious business.
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Whalers.


Sid Edgartown 81 INST. ship Susan, (of Nantucket
Smith, Pacific Ocean. .
CID at New Bedford 3D. INST barks Sarah Sheafs w all
Pacific Gov. Carver (of WsstpOr) West
Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Sid ships Cong ess Men
deli, Indian Ocean, William x Henry Mathew Pacific
ocean. . , - -
Sld from do. h. ship Iibsrnia Jeaiey, North Pacific,
BAH Sarah Shede.
le,ter fiom Capt Fisher If ship Wm Writ Of FAIR
haven reports at Lahsna Oct 2, 10 sail next day on
cruise fol tp OIL, having repaired.
EesBeJfoid reports her Oct lat . 10 B., Ion - 20
Ship John Wells = Oahu spoke July 20, Canton Packet,
Rowland New Bedford VII. tins season. 18th, Coral,
Sherman do wins DO :; had broken two tfypos, Aug g.
BIaganza Deyoll, do, wis do.
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DIEp.

OF IhulsdsI Dec. 4. MARGARET. daughter Of Tho
ane aars aret Jack on aged yeas rnrhs al = -
- ~ as a. lrirnd. Of the family. alb msm1srs
OF we nnss wesleyan Church are re gDsc.fuy ag,,s5
70 sttefd the funeral hs DAY istnrdarJ a "A al -
iiom We lcstiesce = ber parents No 50 Ala -
in BTeckiyn DEC s. SAMUEL. SWIFT aSes 49, %
toi The hfm OF SsIt and lie, New Y,rk - ~ =
HIS iiiends are invited 70 attend fanern this s
Dec a. a. 31ciQck, a. h late reslaeLee corner or H.,
and Pacific " e"iF
In tbs CiV Dec Of congestion az the brain II vi
IA AGED vas daughter Of Coaccpeaon Aggusro and
Nelson Polh anus. Of NneyIfas. Cg1a-
Tue friends OF the family respectful invited n AZ,
tend the funeral SaEday. Tth INST s'clccx p N
from the residence # her uncle A POhangs No ~
Cllnton-st. without fnrther invitation
On Thursday lss, Dec A. N Phladeehis Of eongsst,sa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s..
Cleared.

steamships-Atlautic West, Liverpool, r X. Collins
Co GlsseO~, BIT Stewart, G asgOw j. dcSynon-
shlps-Peter Haltruv, Rockwell Alexandra u Hlr-
but l. Co Jesslca (Br HAYS Mobile. Phsingtoa.
BaIks-Paro Will ans, BaImore, Nesmitn so.s;
Grafton. Dodge, suma;Ts, ". A Sale; R,slna, wilson,
Vera CYsz. HafgOss Bros.
Brigs-Suwannee, Perry. St Marks va Kew West CO.
Anderson Co Dart, tBr) Neville. S.. joins sF.. J.
A Lauries Co.: Margaret Ann, Hamahan S4a Juan de
Nicaragua. ID B. Allen.
Schooners-sarab Ann Roe. Furch. Baltimore. Mailer
Lord Elcott kngsland, Baltimore Johnson ,Ijen.
J e.. WIRE Grten, BaracOa. ". VI FrsemiR Co, c.
II. Hale t5hseV, Portland Buck Co.
slo"P-RePort, Wells, Providence Oregon. StuTsess,
Providence.
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,r vopu nA11v TR1BrJNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER g. 1851

Cardiff I'd Nov ", America. Cunningham Tor Savannah
s-nos'd Crosty. 70 New ysrs. ,,fv.o,
leans -. y.,k.h,,e pr~~.
sid Heomie Johnson for Charleston fof''n"e n'ss'
Clvde. sid Nov IT, Kelvin. Psschai. for ssvaIAn.
Smvrra-Arr from NOV 2. Susan Jane = Dun, nsy,
Psnarg-Ar Sept q Three Brothers, Andefson' D''''A
Hms-Arr Oci. 9. Siam. Ring Boston. ,,a,
Anzer-Arr Aug. u. Loochoo, kenIedy' NaAi''
Aug 90 Isaiah Cfowe Rsey. Manila
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from our CORRESPONDENTS J

PHILADELPHIA, Dec t-Aruref- steamers t1-
thrscite. Miller, New-York, Novelty. Briggs do Nu,-
can Hand do schrs Saiy Miller. Law, h ,ston; sarah
ChuIbnck Wareham. Edward Eisnkln, Churbnck DO
MAY Eliza. Apologize. Nesbarg; Telegraph, south
worth. Nddletowu Buela (. Sharp, sharp Boston
louisa. GRAY. Sharp, DO -,
CIeares-Bark Venezuela. Wilson, Lagusyra brig FL
eanora fPr) N;ckerfOn Peinambuco schrs. Ben amin
Douglass Tay or Portland; T. Able. Dcsinson, Ne -
Haven. Harriet Smith Smih. New Bedford AZ an'ic,
Read Newbnrvpor, Thomas Fenner. Nckerson, Boston
MARY Miller. laws Providence propeller lronSldes.
Green, Nsw-York; Anthracite. Mcrey, DO.
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday evening. Dec g. by Justice Bleaklev NJ
wick. al OF tins CITY
rS on slsd.y Dec 5 b Rev d Stocking Nr ROBERT
OtNNt - Mss KATE GUTHRIE Of y y
Az calvary Chstch. o Wsdne siay Dec :, bv Rev NTr
EDrrme MT ADDISON III CORWIN and NJ IS FRAN
eEs RALE, all Of this civ
IN IN bosfoe, Wednesday morning Dsc ?. a. s. Paal'g
xnhi'h o. Rev DR.. NInson. THOMAS MILLS DAY
~ 81 h2atfoFd, Conn 70 A WA JONES DUNN
VA sAlsr o. James c Dur. &c Of Blstan
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spoken, &c.

Nov H. lat 90 y. ship Pyramid, from Liverpool Tor
New Orleans, AZ days out.
Nov 49, lat a, loa IS &c. was ship Hda slandag
east
Nov a. 10 miles n + from South Point, seen ship
Sea King, from Liverpool for New Orleans
BY pilot May CaLbaTne 81 inst ship Galena 10 days
also, Br Velocity, az days rom
WateTford-poih for this port.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Horse Robbers Arrested-The Canal Trade
Riots among the Firemen - The Mar

The Horse Robbers Arrested-The Canal Trade
Riots among the Firemen The Mar
kets, &C. &c.
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Dec. 5. 1851.
Two desperate colOred men, named Jas.
weakley and William Craig, were arrested early
this morning, with horse and wagon in their pos
session, which they ad stolen from farmer. The
wagon contained several articles OF marketing They
were committed TO answer
The business on the Reading Railroad for the year
ending Dec I, was as follows
Coal transported Nov % and 29---- H259 10 IunS.
Previously this year.. 636,Ol0 10 -
Total for the year $50, 270 90 -
Total for last year ,5O1 O3 -
Increase this year-----.--.---- 299,762 ~ -
The new business year commences as follows
Coal transported for four days ending Dec 4, 1851,
23,645 % tuns.
During the week ending yesterday, 1901 tons Of
Coal were shipped by the Schuylkll Canal
Az the Moyamenslng Hose Company were return
ING from hre latt evening, they were attacked az
Fourth and Caiowhnl streets, by some Io~dles
Brickbsts were thrown. The rioters soon dis
persed, however, by the police.
Samuel Thompson, a canal boat-man, wasrun over
the Pennsylvania railroad last night and had his
right arm shockingy crushed He was conveyed
The frcmen INDUCED in some noting yesterday
afternoon. Michael Pagan was arrested, and held
10 bail to answer.
The weather has moderated. Quite beautiful to-
day.
The continued Geld weather has caused firm
In the FLOUR market. The mspectl duTing the
past have been qu moderate aud the stock sale
" small There some little export den and at 81 bb
which is the unfsrm asking rate OF standard brands.
There flair inquiry for city competition AZ SidSi l2 for
and good BRANDS aud 81 31laSi Is for extra.
There no RYE FLOUR Offering Com MEAL is but little
inquired aftera small sale at 50 bbl The supplies of
all descriptions of Grsia dung he past three days
have been quite H. owing 10 the head winds and low
tides and there ut little offering day Pennsylv ana
red WHEAT. If here would command 90 to 50 cents p
bnshel Sales OF white az 89d9 cents No RYE comic
3eo0 bushels Southern yellow CORN sold at 81 cents
sfoat, and some white at SO cents OATS worth SJ6
" cents bushel. WHISKEY fam bbls
and tia2ia cents IN hhds
SALES or STocKS.-Ftrst Bodrd-ll Penn Il. 40, :;
1korrs Canal BIDS 95 $4 500 STATE Sc 81 $76S do 90
5000 Ches Del Canal Is, SO, 90 10 Mort Bk of KY
lt7 400 Morris Canal @l So 900 Read r. 6s 10, 744
$500 do, ~; N Inns lG 10 Nerr,stown r. r., Sal
Is Girard IN, i2; so Read. X r. S0l 10 do. i3t.
Second Board-s2.76a Camden and Ambiy k r. 6s, 70,
eei IS Geo City RR 6s, SO, 1881 2Penn. RR, At do,
toa 81 Geo Read RR Mort 6s Si 500 Ches Del Ca
nA es 67 % $500 Stated 1879 100 Beavex Meadows
kR rs so Read RR.. sos 50 do. SOL 80 BIZ OF PENN
us 500 Leh,gh 6s so SO Grard Bk. l2s; 100 Plant
eTs' Bk, Miss. u.
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nv TeleQrapn.

BOSTON Dec 5-Arr banks Unfcn. B1timore' Echo'
do ; A Rogers PhIadelphia brig Eve, do
pelo~-bark Ala from VALPARAISO -, NJ,
Cleared ship Niohe, Calcutta and Bombay PARKS IN
V -owen Trieste MARYLAND, Balttmore. a.,
NEw-BEDFORD, Dec Arr. schrs- augnfs' New
York
PORTLAND, Dec ted Louisa, Eaton, Cientusyos
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To MnrinPrS

BoSroN, Dec 1.-Two vessels anchored in the Channel
about one third Of the between the City and Castle
Isa fort the purpose OF raising sunken wreck. ship
masters or outward bound, requested t.
Keep clear of them.
GEORGE p TEwKsBuRY. Harbor Master.
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ANrHoNY BLsgcEER. Aactlonesr.

nnlhVNf > bLEk' hkh, Aucuohesf
gbEN EMPIOkY SALE Of the New
n Screw sni Boz Sil'l. Oh 25h-st bstwe On the
ION ald lItb a. Apc no. o. order Of lsssnses-
ANIRONY J. BLEECkER all sell aacfIya, %
NEDNEeDAY, Dec. 10. at y O'Clock. al the Hercaauts
bfctsugc tie ~ loving valuable property. The afse
Drdtg 90 by 20 feet c1ss 81 los Of ground knowE
a. tie New York Screw ard Bl' Nls. sfDs'sd on the
Bonn de u Zjb 81 befweeu he i0h and mn ms
os az, each - feet by half the block IN dsph The
lease has about y a. ground rent II SIg PEI
shn1m WITH t"o renewals of y years each. Also, ~.
sold a. the sane tine ard gacs the Steam Eggihe &c,
Of about 10 hone power ne premises Tae atis-
ten u mActnsts and Others invited 20 the ABOVE s4l
a. the Whole Will Be s0id ~tho1t 10 the kgher
BIDDER FOr an8 further PARTICULARS app 10 we
Anftionscf, No. : Br adj. lob al, 2,+tsb
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If the iurr. CHARLES p DICKIE. son Of Patrick
ID ekie of this CITY, 10 the 10Th yeH II his age.
The relative ard friends OF she family are invited to
tend from he residence Of hrs father O. sirdnv
Afternoon az o'clock.
this civ, Dec. 6, Mrs. ELIZARETd sKILLMAN,
daughter Of Thomas and Jane Fowler, of consu npticn
agea "a wars
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fine ARTS.

EOR SALE.-A small collection Of
a valuable Cabinet PAINTINGS, originals, BY the
great masters beautifully executed and in wonderful
preservation viii amply repay the connosseur and real
lover Ct The proprietor the gentlemen ofasts
and fortune thai they will valuable acqu stoh 70
any collection this country EuTopeath0ngh IN
obscunty Ike many gem and beautiful hOwsT wasting
Their sweetness on The desert Apply al No n Pine ~,
No. John st.. New York ms avs
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DOmPgffc Ports

BALTIMORE Zee Arr bark JUSTICE story RYDER,
Boston sch Joseph lrner Mliiken Providence Be
io~-Shp AlsSanier ehdpfd, lf7m LiFe,pool -
OAK mnie 'ihy' ftaiachis"ia' bH-S hipd' NbfJ
Crow 81, Wet Ibaes OnscO, Stevenson, Vest ladies'
ON Dec f-Au b4fS lion, Reynolds, Bal im re;
Dig owe acDohs'd VI ana tOm ta.lD0fti sens. n
e. Llnhti yng.sf "a, 1fheo sem. NefiD!k :
LsNsf OShi icy, AlDany J0nn o. Adam8, Nor'ls,
Ne" fntk VIA dlarahtlne. shlD President. CDmihys,
iFerp OIL lo"ed ~ BY steamer n met Telegraph Id
BAN hI1n, nom Baltimore shy Ioigoke. Perk ns,
hlpS,t1n "a para ifiam' Bhiey 81 1875 0rgs tran-
ca Lo1, 1-gd hg hAsAAa otAnsy Brl Cove Mat
=; ficset %, rniIaue,yAa ar ~ FsI
, ui 90 r. iAi. an. "h' ~; hiostan
60 III - 49, ntss' T. io.A' aihse bsffet'
ie al a 4, $3.50, sl Ia b 90 q snip neh
49,, ' - ,' w.
I5sNvrpc A. =, .oh.. Co.. =, rln AZ,
~ az 49, '''' ~ ~ 'N'"y' "o"-
iTTECpcrrour n r ~ ~, - III.
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nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors
, OF the Commercial tire Insurance Company Asss
this day declared ID deud Il Ten per cent, payaben
the Stockholders on pnt e@r MondV. sth INST a, hs
Office ofthe Company. No Ne chants Exchange, Wall Of.
The Transfer Books will De- CLOSED until that DAY.
CItAS. J. MARTIN, Secretary.
NEw-YoRK. Dec. ;. 1851 3iass
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; CoLTos. Agc,loneeK
GALE Of II OF : 4, HOLD FUKNl.

- TURF, &c COTTON viii sell THIS DAY,
tsataICsy) Dec io. &c ecs, az The Auction Hoost
No % Beskuarst anc 90 Am large asssftmehi VI
gnoe Furniture Of aims every description And qgsiy,
suc ood and nahosany French Bedst ads rose
ter. C4d 10 and slde Tables mth0gany Chairs. BOOK
Case. Dress Bureaus Cottage Chairs, do. Bsdstesds;
Thue-f AID Irsraln Csfpr's OH Clio rs: several Tey
6be Feather Beds and Hair M.tpesses Pillasters; Hh
SaIss g ssses. CDsftstes Chamber and Kicnca Fafn
TUE stove. &C Asa several dnzen carl maple chars
Rcst.n PscksTs OGce CEaus; PA,ent Bedste al, VIA
an goffsrIs kc s,le po.nfve d6 10
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RlOk1GAGEE' SALE Of DINING
I'VE BOOM snd SALOON FURNITURE. ke--THls
DAY q l oclk az The Albsnlha Saloon No. 10 WaIss
c. kEhP will sell a. auction, above ali me ~,
nnnie. tables. counters. glass and China ware on
rgs. bfglases OystersgaId. chars, table e"'"'
ps table linen &c.
Also 1 large marble fountain silver taps ons large
steam table, with pipes and boiler sitaehsd e ,ss
Rture, &C. ""
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LUGENE CASSERLY having resume,

: the practice Of bis profession As A Attorney nnS
Sou seior al Law IN the Cit Of San francisco w
MS attention 70 such business may Be cunaded him
op. eialJ IN the collection Of debts, adgmenfs &c Ia am
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DORTRAIT Of KOSSUTH.-Sm Small
KOSSUTH. to the Land
TNION HALL Wholesale and Retail

TNION HALL Wholesale and Retail
y CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
Csracr Of Fulton and Nassau SITS. (opposits the Sun
and Herald Bmldings)
This immense establishment. built expressly "a the pTo-
prietor p. l.. ROGERS and opened in November, 1859.
consists Of
SIX FLOORS
each OF which ID. OF itself.
COMPLETE DEPARTMENT,
the whole combined forming Of tho mos perfect and
eonprehenpve Wholesale and Retail Clothing Emponnms
To be found the
CITY or NETWORK;
embracing stock of some
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
READY MADE CLOTHING,
IN every variety Of the cheapest ard most desaes style
of goods of our own mportatons. and nom manafao,G
ers agents suited TO all markets
Particular attention is paid to the manufacture Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
under the immediate supervision of an experienced cutter
and large assortment constantly ON hand
p l.. X has just completed his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
which he confidently offers the public unsurpassed 70
extent variety style, material workmanship and cheap
ness p. L. ROGERS,
Union Han Clothing Warehouse,
ola 2mTuIhSSs Corner OF Fulton and Nassau sts. N. Y.