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resolution was proposed to be amended in this body
few days ago in such manner TO dsapprove Of the
fugitvsslave law and the bill fixing the Texas boundary
The attempt defeated BY the following decisive voss
ayes Is. noes 1853 majority 1877 Honor 10 New Hamp-
shire She 10 a. firm "A her own granite hills.
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THE Of the Western Telegraph Company removed to the
mans apohscary shop, Pennsylvania
a doors Of Browns Hotel.
only direct line Of telegraph from Washington
where with other ertend
Detroit, Chicago, CINCINNATI Louisville st. Louis Hasvis
Memphis, vickshurg, and the whole country.
The northern Morse once few doors OF the National
Hotel.
rho street, opposite In,s,ssncer
ONCE. II E.4
80 AMOS KENDALL,
Jan -du President Western Telegraph Company.
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Wig Caucus Nomination for United Stsfss Senator.
HAxarsHuso, January l0.-The wing members Of the
last night, and ated Gov
W. r. Johnston for United States senator 4a e .A
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Ganxr WALTZ The Arkwrghs cotton mill ownsrs) are
said 10 this ~oahies family in England The head Of
the hoass died tle time and the personal property
he unchanged tho accommodations OF the coffin
vas sworn to be Ave millions asrlng-ss wsntyh
millions Of dollars.
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Hy DYER y mcoUIsE. Aaoslon.srs.

GURNITURE OF A PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE AT AUG
ToNon Wednesday morning. January rs a 10 O'Clock we
house occupied BY Mrs NJ Foster situated
Of 9Th and Pennsvana avenue all tbs furniture
and household effects contained therein consisting Of
Soias mahogany chairs, and rockers
chairs
Centre, dining, and other tables, looking glasses
High and low post bedsteads, BEDS mattresses
Bureaus, washsiands, and toilet sets
Wardrobes, large quantity Of bedding .... "a. .....
Parlor chamber and stair carpets
Painted foorcloh, solar and other lamps
Girandoes, crockery and glass ware
Table cutlery, cooking &c., together with good a.
kitchen utensils. I'm ..... 80 .
$25 and UNDER Us, credit of two and fou
months, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
BAny person DESTROYS Of renting the premise. and conin
boarding here being already twenty
purchase the furniture at private sale
time to the sale by auction
application TO $50 . ,,u
Ian i'd Aucioneeu.
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QIBLIOTECA De LsgtaiAcion Uitrsmartna.-Contiens
histoco
de 1856 1906 Codigo de Concrete
Enuiciamienlo reales Ceduas Ordenss
dsposiciones egsavas splicadns csds
1850 comprenden las del Rsgiuo
opounAs cfofmas, aggregation de Acordados
Bados Autos generates soberno
dc las posesionss los fines de-
administrative me0as adnita,
Don Jose Maria Zamors Coronado Min
istro del Supreme Tribunal de Guerra Marina del
Esngudo Regsnte Jubisdo de Audenca Pictorial
de Ia Habana.
Complete sx Madrid commenced in 1874 finished
In 1850. Imported by FRANCk TAYLOR.
Jan
CRENCH EMBROIDERIEs.-Wsr respectfully invite the
of ladies variety of French smboderiss
which will ODER sacrifice for the remainder
We following:
10 French worked collars with cu6s 70 match
10 do medium priced do
Is do lowpsicsd do
10 do do trimmed collars
w. priced unuimmed collars
Is do cambnc French worked bands.
cAPEs, WE aAvH-
10 a aen and d.. .. ,s,..d muslin o.Hs'
s xss do
real thread berthss
dozen imlAuon do
CLAoErT, NEWTON, MAY, = CO.
Jan p-eoN
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COmostibIe Store will be found fresh fruits,
n SC, such rf
Malaga grapes do. rasins, oranges, lemons
Currant, citron Juube figs
in fancy boxes cranbeTnes, apples ..
Cocoanus candies, Of all kinds preserved ginger,
sardines olives, pickles, cspers. maccaIoni
Salad oil, lemon
LIQUORS.
Champagne hock Madeira sherry Port Lisbon Malaga curet
Muscat other wines
Superior pinet, otard, and London dock brandy
Scotch, Irish, and old rye whiskey
Holland gin, bitiers, absinh, &c. .. .g
Also Principe cigars, superior chewing and smoking
tobacco, sc.
For sale by
JAS T. LLOYD l. CO.,
PsnnsylvauiA avenue, three dsos Of 18th street.
2l--eoif2w -r
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MAItsEiALs sALE.-By virtue OF Of feri (aea.
nj sued clerks ONCE OF the circuit Of the District
Columbia Of Washington, and directed shall
Thursday The 9Th Of February
O'Clock before of said
following described property wit Lot No 3 No.
No. n, in No. 6e lot No T.
No 81 10, No p In square No SIS o No insqanrs
No ll0s and half Of o4 No. 7, In
$50 sei,ed and levied and viii be sold 70 satisfy
Iadicials No. Q and No. to October 1850 -.
Jan Odds E#t t.G4t lta4HMf harrhal D. G.
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Tye--Ths sahscber respectfully
forms washington 'has he viii remain only few
davs oase In This city sudcieny
sdSsd 10 recommend he ahsed ssasa they
v supplying themselves with hs necessary help
"'''' ~" JosEPH BECKEL.
lana ,opdcian 1t Dyer Mcosiss's.
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rrremen's Insurance Company OF WashingtOa And
eETF Georgetown, January 3, 1881. ~
THE this declared dvidasa
.rven pcr of company
profits Of he months payable the sockhosde de
mand. ea@
7-@oA .e.f r. SSsreeafy.
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would scatter and the North and New England would be
inundated by than the Goths and vaAdals,
who Europe in the middle ages The Goths and
the Vandals were OF generu with the people oil
more polite Europe. The blood OF the invaders was
Homogeneous with the blood OF the invaded They could
Europe however uncouth the language and
OF the newcomers
Far otherwise would be an amalgamation OF the
African and the Anglo Saxon boods II 10 said by
philosophers that the union OF OF distant latudes
improves the blood. All experience proves that smaga-
nation OF Africans with Earopsans works corruption to
both. ll50 Hlt44f aa tisaSs ie 4, ssag5
In round numbers. there are thirty MILLIONS Of people
in the United States, and three miions Of savss and
in Msssachusetts one million of iahabisanh. Massa-
chusetts, then, contains. in round numbers. say shout
thireth part of The population OF the Union Sup
pose that all the slaves bheaaed ao-m0srow and
that ihrteth part Of thenths fair quosa for Mas
saehasettsshoud be precpitated, Of oil ages, color,
and of both ssxss the old Bay Stale vhel would he
sAchusettsi hundred thousand helpless, poor, half
starved negroes donicisted in quiet State. half
leg deep in in winter time What would become
Of themi Il is easy enough 70 detssmins. The lew
that there now make respectable living. ~
walters, boot blacks BARRIERS. dealSrs in old cothes
produce Esneral starvation saDong the race They
would become the crowded tenants OF our prisons
and AlmahOuses, even in worse condiunn s,ch
~ may be imagined. We should have 10 odd tan.
fold 10 orr PapeF system, which u already sufficiently
onerous In course OF another generation Of thirty
years. Nsw England would present the appearance Of
Mexico xud Central Amerca, with every aAads OF color
and every species d assstuion asd prositsop II il
high time to meet thsse grave inquiries face to face
truce then, to all mawkish apologies on the subject Of
slavery in the abstract" which 70 to undermine the in
shtnhon IL, and to injure the black race and to
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CAUTION about AGENTS OF Smfder's wfnes.~-Conss
washington essdcasd AesN asy PERSONS rspve
Osden M winss
hc Of importation, have sach aesns smpsoysd
Orders from should ba by letter or Telegraph
scf PAsdsiyn when will ~ Instantly attended TO-
The goods delivered free asM the order safssniy
scufad. lEE g.r1~ ss,Nll.g1l - u. "a Il.
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M THIS CAUTION refers only travelling Agents fos Ne
York may offer sell wines, and ~
reside At Wsshtnston city. 4rr.H WgS as8 \
. ~ $500 sOU6f-Ia ~ #.Ist. ss. Is, M
Doc. ol--dlm s.# ~. #...r@..#.
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Arrived.

Steamship panl Webster Baldwin I'M San Juan, Me }
Dec oh Havana ith, with gold dust and passe
h. Al en- * Co.
Ship York, Hull Charleston Dec, %, With cotton,
&c, 10 &. Bulkley.
nee, to Durham Dlmon
Bank Brilliant, OF Warren, Me, Miller Ne"s@s,ls, ing
81 DAYS ndse snd passenger 10 Barclay lnssion-
has had heavy gales most Of The passage was 80 days
TIE Banss Of New Foundland having bad ne WIND all ms
couniertd gale from the nor'hward aad westward. which
continued days. and which om aod ne inen.
sy The cold the mast tedious and toying Oiany tGat
the master had before experienced fOf many years sph
sails lost head ran and pat If bal~arss has had pho.
on beard for days 7h INST men were 5, badly frost
bitten as to BE- rendered unah t. perform duty Sailed IN
company with the bark Sarah Bridge for IN paT l)h
YORK nth inst lat g. TO- long e Am. steering
painted black with red streak and showing signal with
Big Sc uin of San Francisco, Houns, Dry iaroor Jan
20 days, with pment0 aad copper e. A r. Sgioman 10
rst az night men were 80 bahly o'oIeA - 70 's u
seSr MontTo,s, Lewis, Alexandria D. c, 3 days, -four
Schr. J. b. B.os&cr Mason. Plymouth, N. C, 9 days
Sch Martin Bates, Dawes Frederca, DELI days
schr. Voant, smith Alexandra days, -four, Mott BE
sehr. Ann of noaNaad, p4sseii, Richmond, 30 hours
-four and wheat Gnnne bmtlrn Ca; 49,
bales coto-i 9l6O6usR rice, Fowler 10Th ins oil Hat
teTas carried sway ib boom; sgllt no and feresaL -
scbr Gloucester GaSs ell Little Egg Earbor, days
wood asd lumOer 10 order l7h INST. IN the lower bay VA
run by schT IRA Brewster earned away boom AMI spn
mainsan.
Schr Mary Wesley, -, Va, DAYS, with oysters. -
Schr J. NJ TAILOR Lawrence, days from New5eTn, "
G with naval stores 20 Benz. Blossom and Others
schr Francis Robinson, from Nosbefn. e., with ma
val stores. to Benz. Blossom * Son.
Schr Louisa, Hand, lTcm Suffolk, Va with na'a store
and shingles, to Bent0n Brother
SchT EachzDgc Harrison from Virginia With lumber
to Benton Brother.
sIoop FraI Kim Minard, Newport, r -
Slcnp Fredenck Brown, Gardler. Providence. days
BELOW-Psus. brig iled~ig; 2shl9s ana DARK 10 ''
SIiI EIl-ship Universe Tor Liverpool ~
mel m
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DIED.

SEPT p IN CORONA, New Granada, Of bilious fsvsf,
.fef few ds - Illness, FRANCIS c. HALSTE0 dsst
son of the late Joha 3. Hals;e5 Of EssIok ths I'D
year II Mss age
In BrOoklln, 18th met. Of consumption NJ. DAVID
LUsK aged 81 years.
Hrs friends and aeqGzntasoss and Brooklyn Lolge Nc
POI O OF = respectfully lnvItei 90 attend bus fl
neral Sunday. Act lest al p NJ, from his residence,
No 40 state BroesJn.
On THURSDAY morning, the 18Th INST, MARGARET
LAWRENCE, aged 81 years.
Her friends and relatives and those Of her brothers.
Riehard NJ. and Abraham r. Lawrence respectful y
invited attend funsTa from her late residence No.
II East l. st. Sunday aera psn. the 2ist inst al
o'clock The funeral service will take place 81 the
Afternoon, at 81. Marks Church.
On TUESDAY, Dee l6, FRANCIS only son Of Rev. s II
Meeker, of Bushwick, l. I.
Hrs fsn6s and the friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Sabbath seEt, a. 2P
ffom the Bnshwick Church. dig n
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IL See Holmes Holes, under Domestic Port heAa

~ Sec Holmes Holes under Domestic Port head
Sour BUNKER HILL, OF Boston for Bath, was Ii.h ~
with st inst IN South Channel WIN sis fsst OF Wao
her hold The schr Roanoke took OF her ere" aga
them at Fox Island, Me. , , t,.h go
SHIP EITzABETH msg) OF Warren. J.. when was
ashore ON Ram Island and afteTward lowed 10 pa ~
considerably damaged and VII pf0oaOi De ssAe1 10 'i
land, - be feparet on The railway NJ, -, fh,,,
som WkILINGToN OF Xarmou n, Baker, lfon. a. ny
ior Nantucket anchored IN NaatncAet bAy on SUM-
nieht and parted her cables Monday duTDs the r
blow and went ashore GA ths nis o. c,s~ safs II
is thous ht .ho will be got of Shout dcnJYihs
BRIG FIoRINA Of LInconvllle ff1n Bosoa io' . Am,
den, anchored Monday 70 the n = snOS 80 ys
enc mile E. of RE Beach, dragged her anchors an Wa
coope.d 10 cut away both masts 10 prevent gong %
shoe On Tuesday made Tigaas o. osIess ~Leh
the Portsmouth, pilot boat SPY a1d sehI JaAe Wba. "
ass SARGE and tOwed into Port ,no an l,heI
BRIC a yTED PhiibrooS Garden a. ron Ne y HoIN
had heep ashore on Cruz del Padrs, and received SON
damage She remained IN port about ISL i@s-' DN- O
proceed to Key Nest for repairs 3 u,.,o,
Towsoat II D. Forbes Capt Moirs, sAlrl rom pD1s'n
on THURSDAY night tO cruise for and a,slst oAs oaeu
Hi, from Calcutta for Boston Ihe = u. ~ wv
by the insurance Offices Of his ciy ana VIII ht'o an
suppy of provisions fuel and all articles nSe~isJ ~
cor the saIony or any vessel N distress - O.,
ST. THOMAS Nov 26fhe ship teesss LUZ, - 4.
Kinney OF BaImore which arrived here IN IL tIess an az
l7th inst with pumps ehoksd With Nhs.i a. a.cA -
part Of her cargo 50 far with very liite 0AhAEe
wheat. however. IS parnl ID rec ara ,
ordered II 10 be ut IN bass and landed t9r luI1hsl
a. we'd As TO csas tnbefs of vessel TAe Shp has sos
famed but little any dauAee =. ~. e,,,,
The Br bark Helen Her1g, sal. Tom y JaSooe 49,
INTO Nassau the goth Scs. II distress holla us
charge for repairs having discovered her DOVE very open
KY WEST Dec the schr. Lessolls, OF EEg hnooI;
Nsylor from New-Y0rk, bound "a mobile mas afn,e"
herr 10 distress having CARED away Der ainoOoai tore
sal and malnsaIl. and leaking, WI dslhAss cnsp ~
further examination Sac snenced sttoag success1A
the Dog Rocks ard lost overheard the r nate MIR cni
IN Giles OF Passport, de.
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SECOND BOARD
FRIDAY, Dec. i9-P. N

The Stock market remains inactive, and
ing Fances remain a. abou, yesterdays prices Del
aware Is Arm Reading a, the Second Board was
firm, closing at 6Oi. A. the Second Board the mar
ket was steady but dull Governments are in some
request and firm Skies, 1855, adv anced u cent
but the demand was not large
The market is firm for Sterling az lot
dl0i for leading bills. Some large sales 3-day bills
were made a, l0s. Southern bills were sold at ~ a
lot, and some British Government 30day bills at LOT
Francs, b.I3aSl2l. The demand for this steamer
has been good We wrote yesterday. one of our
largest Banks 10 drawing against credit at loi," and
not lone OF eur largest Bankers" as printed
Freights are heavy for Liverpool with
but little doing. Engagements 90 900 bush Wheat,
part at ~ In bulk Flour Is lsd Cotton, 8l6 07-32d
with less doing 100 casks Seed on private terms
1ierce Beefls.'ed., &c. To London. LOCO bSls. Ma
val Stores, Is; 500 bxs Cheese, sos 80 tcs Tobac
CO. g.. and 50 exs 2ss. The Atlantic has full car
10 OF Beef Bacon, Apples, Cheese, &c. at previous
press0 To Antigua two charters have been made a,
rossd prices To Porto Rico one a, es for Shocks.
Sefor hool-poles, and $l0 for extra Heading From
Norfolk TO wmdwaId, Islands a s,ays fTeiyh, Was
made at slo So and nom Wilmington. y. C.. one a,
sic for culled Slaves. The HaYre packst is doing
but little at Is. for Cosoa 50 - for Ashes Bays and
Rice. To California there is a moderate Susine.s ar
tS(a6oc. per foot.
The Directors Of the Erie Railroad Com.
pany declared this evening dividend OF p cent.
for the six months ending Slst Dec payable on the
18th January The books will De closed on the 9Th
met Thus this question has b ell set at rest, and
TIE problem whether this expensive work could be
made profitable in the first msnihs after liz com
pletion has been satisfactorily solved. In few
days the Directors Will presen, TO the stockholders
plan for iaRdins the floating debt, and for making
one hus dssd miles OF double track.
The payments from the Sub-troasury
were large to-day, si,I.sl2 Received, s5S,93s
Balance, ss,6s .s0'.
The Sub Treasury have supply of
hree cent pieces &c exchange for silver and gold
Messrs. Ladlow Il Go had large sale
n property on Murray Hill this week The prices
'oianed were in many cases il advance Of the ss-
nnaies put on the property by the owner. Tns ss-
'regsis sales were sl7s,iS
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FALL RIVER Dec l9-Capt. Frances, Of the bars
Forbes from Ponce, Nov iIb, repor -let bfgs Gar
land arr day from Philldephla, AreturaS, kJtn
from Wilmington c., c'Inmenotd diss these were ih'
only Am vessels . -
BOSTON Dec i9--ArT ued. propeller Ontaroi New
York: bark SaIonV, Calcutta spoke NOV ~, at - -
Ion t8 sip Caroline, Conner. Charleston Tor bverpgol
2sth lat 49, Ion e. brig Pow ona, Halifax Tor Baltimore
CieGyed-Shfps Amulet. New Orleans, SqnAntum aht
Richmond. do big Sarah Williams, Gentnegos 2nee'
Esther MARVEL, Florence. DaTieni schrs tharles
Ha mon Port an Prince J. q. Adams. Ncw-fo
BARWICH Dee l1-At anchor on inns port snip ON'
ford New. York for Bosom
Clsartd-l8fh bark KopD sen, River Platte. ~
NFW-BFDFORD, Dee. I8-ArT sohr hdrlane Ph.ia'
dephia with the crew fros, bitten ~
ST JOHNS, N b. Dec. Ii-Arr scnr. Mary Jane NJ !"
lOIk
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al q Genoa
"a rs- SLn-t "a "a. Psars Caurea, by Rev. Or Bsi
rian THEt DCtE TOWNsESD II Albany. TO bOv-
ISE F. NICKLf dsg.hier ri A. H. dcte. OF ,hss e1ty
o. Thsrsbss. Dee 10, % Rev. Charles H. Wnitscar
JAMEs nj. FULLER 10 JAeE AUGUSTA, daughter o.
:, musl u sprlman. Of this @tr.
In his ciy Thursday evesipg, Dee Is, BY Rev. In
Thunm q the Associate Pre- hyerian Churen Grand
81 JOHH MORRISON 70 JANE d ASDE9SOS.
December 70 bV Rev. StepheA Reniaet0a Mr.. JOHN
" LAURIE 10 Mrs PHEBE ANNA YOLK, both II
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Horeirn Porss.

Bathurst Afrea ait. 18th ult., brig Seaman Hodsss
fer New York, -,
Al Caesnas s INST. bafks Louisa, Lindsay ron Phu
adeIpbia dsr Hamilton Means, from POftlsrf. d.;
brgs Lon Sawyer Hsnay.r Ysfk sed Poriland stafford
HAVING Seen lahore on CruT del Padre Delaware, Bre-
yocr fof Savannah ds: l. Palmer, PArks or sSaIa.
sTn pOn days Jali& Ana, Conery from Bangor as'
n 4. NJ
York ldz brig CArlbbee, Crsotrse unc
Al 81 Martins rs uit brigs Pearl, Welsh, fot Bar
rslnnd CafksTlne. Hilton, for New-f9rk
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WEST INDIES
From Ja~aiea--rrish,rul Ravase. OF cso,er,

p.n., BoSToS, Friday, Dec. ~ 1851
by Ine arrival OF the Bermuda steamer AZ Halifsx
We nave jamaica dates TO Nov. 90 Serious difer-
Charles Grey. His speech AZ the oosninS q, ,ss
the Legislature had given great ofense 10 bot5
brapehes " N'N
The choiera instead o. being on tAe decline. WAS
offending its ravages an many paris of the island
1As kernsas Journal says Prom ali parts OF the
country our accounts are lamentahlc the meas.
nuy are again being swept of, and the disease is
presdmg fearfaly, while the violence with which
y pets, iesves but b,ae TINE ieT the beneficial Sp
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Pvom Gaofa Pc.

IovnuLLk, To-day, Dec, IL, 1851.
tn. 81 LEAFS e,puthcaa publishes letter oa'eI
santa re, December 81, which states that the
Weathtr ihtre was very severe-thaI there vas
great depth Of snow on the Plains, am tna' macn
suffering Was anticipated Business was very dHii
a, sante Re. The excitement respecting s.inner.
cearh was ata'Dg the Reslmsh' 81 VA
beer o,sered 20 Texas 70 be employed along the
Mexican frontier. One company had ansa1y
started
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SECOND SEkIES-M.s ENv,CU.

~ LiNOuAh sOsrrtcRS -1s lEgs ,xrsI.RI ~
AT nc areeBy sabS. IT as.. "A. "a A., ~
ssi sp5srn'srS Ms HcsTH l.-A r 4! mat r,s,,-.
frNy athuDve. . 80 pubic siV'-cF stss 81 SIX SDF
n rs sOSiCALs. q RI ~ fEDAYgyrN
INC. Dee. &C. 3 y oies : g. 80 ssis Ia.
VIZ o. ensssed - assist Al he svsry sI,r
w re mace 10 rsnces kem tss mo. .sss.ns s1isI.a
m.n's of the season
sao.cr'p'sSA acstt s. 90 ,ntos tie hslSsI % .
sal, a. e. e@eesTL : ~ ,.easf a tts gi1sfsns a.
mHsc stsfs 81 "H. Hal y SEA y. - 81 4a~4y Sa1
s,ult received ~ Wa Hall = sea- q & he<Asr
No. a. LlhNftg ST. l.. C1naa - q wA,sY - q V
1tcs no 70 thl g Gissn.en. No CeaT.izaG.
Ct William It No. So Wil-s 8 NJ Cs,ss,
l'fs Is: Co; James acsilt. NJ lel Bieaf ).
do 3.TurhsS
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Oct y lat II q n, long. lzl, snip Eagle, fs New
York for San FRANCHISE, ll2 DIS. oat.
Oct 81 brig Kite, Dane, I'm San FfAncisco foF san aAh
del Sud. q hoG-s out -, T..
Nov Is ai $40 Ion - 10 ship Darlington, French FIN
Richmond, Va for ydnsy, NSW.
Dec g. lat 70 90 lon 49, ship Macedonian, a Ne~-Or-
leans foF Bost0E -. 4, ',
msca q das Ne~ YORK and received supply VI pro
vI.lo
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NETWORK.
AREAS.

hvDsoN, Friday, Dec la 1851
Twelve OF tne young villains who decoyed and
enmefcifuiiy sli-ueated a German woman in the
woods IN the vicinity Of THE CITY, some ten DAYS
since, have been arrested, and are now in iail The
Cnshse 10 very aggravated. and the probability is
&ass we entre gang will De punished severely
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s y," !. ,,ter,d N ~ quarters A, Le'ia bs'ae.
TIE az raiy ss tes very g to 'nat o,oper,
ob ne 9S VI ~ estates The effect OF tnis dsa~
,no ,,sts Of sffans u clearly nshifes' m efeAn-
me UatleTS
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. DECEMBER Il
u See Third Pag. for additional Ship N.r'. 81
Cleared,

Steamship Arctic, Luce, Liverpool, y. X Cohns Co.
Ships-Aua.ilc, Worth. keH-Oreans Frost HICKS
InviIeioe johnson San Francisco " Phillips; =. NJ.
For, AinswoTth. Havre NJ Liyfngs'o on.
Bark-Cuvingo. Mckenzie, Halifax, A. LeaTy Eliza
beth Means Hallett Lisbon. Hslksr Co; J. Patton
Pierce. ST. Martha, D. Curtis Co.
Bnts-John r. Dow, Oliver Wilmington, ". c., Master
Njaaara Harding Ssgua la Gfande r p. Buck Co.
schIs Hiram Z. Bishop. Fowler Plymouth, N G J. b.
Gaesr: Holman Nj. Price, Chambers Fredercssburg,
Plait 3laght Lucy Bake, Cables. Portland. q. W.
Trundy; Harret Lypch, Phiadelpha, James Hand; Al
ice Mceks BllrmOre, MAILER X Lord.
slopps-wm II. Bowen. ksnny, Providence.
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METRoPoLITAN HALL, late TRIP.

N.1sr LLa ~ HAHDING, ,ole Lessee aad
IsssHng Z, for Musical EnisrtAAments AnnI,sr,ary
Mse.bes heLgious Festivals, F1gs, Grand Balls Public
Meetings, FesiIyitiss &c ~
An eIPenencet and superior caterer Is eonn.c-ed With
he establish neat, where be furnished Dinners and
on tks most extensive scale AMI inferior to mons
IA the Cay Of New-Yosk The xrssi Dining sais,
a'lns ~ Tables Coz persons he nx dashed
- tple coiEtspondirg with The Grand Concert R.,n
Inc etnre esaoshmsnt heated and yeutla.ed in a.
approved sad pesiec, manner whca Together ,1th
.hek important improvements enable tn. proprietor 10
ssle4aei1b 10 all Gho ar the NsrD.sii-
,S- IA pa'Ies.ye Terms ..de ss0wa By appyips on
'S' P'sH"~s dI7 &c
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WORLDS FAIR.-At stoppanl Hall,
kNAsHINGTON CROSSING the

w DELAWARE Over twenty thousand people have
already visited LEUTZE'S great sa,Iona picture u
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE, row
sxhIbitBg al SIUYVESANT INSTITU IE. No so Broad
The picture represents the mt when The ges
General ahead 81 the Of the steering amidst
bost surrounded BY Gen Greene, Col Iunroe officers,
soldiers and b0atmen
Opsn every week dag from A. VI 20 10 p 81. Ainis
children l2 cents tickets - esais
DescriptIon Of the picture s. cents
suhscrIs book open for the PRINT, which Will
be the eeaotiful and lAges, ns engraving puo
hsned measuring 3sI22, inches SBD.c oefs Oniy eA
tied the Inducements set forth IN ths prospectua
oil lmTuThkS