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CHHIsrY's MissrRELs-This band 90 iorg and favora-
bly, known for their excellent delineasns Of negro
character and for their sweet rendering of negro
lodies announce performance.oi great variety tor
this evening The buresque opera performances the
soos the guitar aud violin the polka dancing and
the witty and laughter exciting sayings OF George give
great delight and pleasure to the visitors Chrsty
a manager cannot be beaten.
TsLtows' hrrRsLs-New additions oftslsnted per
formers are every day being made to this company.
The bone player IL considered inimitable as also
the tambourine performer The band harmonizes we'll
the singing is good-the violin solo 10 unexceptiona-
Bile and the socordeon player Is exquisite, The band
bs. character for celebrity in their line and
drawing good houtes An afternoon performances at
O'Clock.
Pats RortTh We learn that thi, distinguished vio
lnis Who has been soj0ufnng At Cherry Valley, has
returned 10 the city. We un aerstand Mr. H. intends
econ leaving Tor Havana.
MopF % JrvSy LSD's CHhRtry Jenny Lind few
days tince gave charity concert at charleston which
ha. realized the Of s34i0 she distributed to the
following socisties .-Firemens Charitable Associa-
ton $3.50; Ladys Benevolent Society $500; Sisters OF
our Lady ~ Mercy With orphans under their charge,
$500 Charleston Port Rocety $500, Apprentices Ii.
b, sTy $500; Ladys Fuel Society, 500; Ladys Gar
me-, Socisty, $40, Female Charitable Association,
Char lssttn Neck $500 Total Abstinence Society 500
FrencN Benevolent Society, 800 Hebrew Benevolent
society $50, Masonic Benevolent Society 500; pri.
vste charity $40. Total, SO 4i0
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81 572COo
slblAlsO IA

Tbese bonds bear seven per cent interest payable
emisnnually, redemsble in ten year. from Decembe
10 1850. The nd mortgage is for millions o.
dollars, ofwhich the above bonds are part
The Fulton Bank has declared a final dividend otter
cents on each share The Merchants Exchange
Bank has declared a semi annual dividend Of four
per cent.
The Bank q Utica has declared q serai.anuua.
dividend Of four per cent The Bank Of Pennsylvania
semi-snnual dividend u Eve per cent The Phia-
dtlphia Life 1nsursnce Company eight per cent per
annum The Commercial Bank Of Albany, semi
annual dividend Of I've per cent. The Bank Of the Me-
tropols Warrington, semi annual dividend Of tout
per cent
The following dividends have been declared At Pro-
WIDEN Union Bank three and half per cent pay
able the 9th inst; Mechanics Bank, (smount not
named payable 9Th inst National the same ith inst
City Bank, the same, 9th inst. Exchanges Bank the
same, eth inst.
The New Haven banks have declared dividends A.
follows for the sir months ending Dec 3l,t viz IS
The New Haven Bank, dts 10th dividenal az Der
cent; City Bank, per cent; Mechanics 81 SO pef
share
At Baltimore, the following dividends have been de
clared Chesapeake Bank, semLannusl az per cent
payable the 10th inst Merchants Bank Sl. payablt
9TH inst Farmers and Planters Bank per cent pay
able 7th inst; Western Bank per cent payable Tth
inst Union Bank az per cent payable 9th inst Frank
lin Bank per cent payable the 9th inst; the Mary.
land Mutual Insurance Company amount not named)
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MOS Ely NJ A r. * IL a !.

FRIDAY, Jan. 3-6P.M
The spirit of speculation is rapidly extending itself,
and stock spectators are becoming more abundant
every day. Prices advancing with rapid strides,
and there appears to be limit TO transactions
There appears to be anxiety to buy at present
prices than when the srket ruled ten per lower
All the leading fancies have advanced rapidly,
during the past two days, than at previous
responding period within our recollection. severs
Of the faneies have reached a fearful height, while
otte range below their actual value investments
Farmers Loan, Canton Co, and Erie Railroad, arc
enormously inflated. Holders must have a vast deal
Of confidence in those stocks TO carry them they
get rid Of them at present prices Morris Canal
was particularly active to day the sseu summing ur
per cent. There is wide margin for rise in this
stock, speculation o speculation and We shall,
without doubt, all former predictions.
realized Portsmouth Dry Dock is steadily working
upward There is very little stock pressing upon the
market. Reading Railroad has taken the start we
anticipated time since IL IL impression that
1t will sell at higher price, dividend OF, than it
does now 1t is the only large stock In which there is
in fact, any margin for improvement Reading Rail
road is better worth ninety per cent than Erie Rsr
read IL worth sixty.
At the first Board, to-day, Erie Income Bonds ad~
vanced u per cent; Delaware and Hudson Scrip, k
Farmers Loan IA; Canton Co, az; Erie Railroad /
Harlem, Is; Reading Railroad, 1; stonington, l.
Hudson River Railroad, X; Morris Canal, 4;
Portsmoath Dry Dock ~ At the second Board >
Erie Railroad went up IL per cent Morrir
Canal, stonington, l. Norwich and Worcester, az;
Erie Income Bonds 1; Hudson River Railroad, 1;
Reading Railroad, a The bears must look upon thiS
rice With astonishment Our advice TO that class OF
operators for sometime past has been to keep quiet
TO withdraw nom the market and let the bulls have
full swing II they have followed that advice they
have done WE'LL II not, the rise going will,
without doubt clean some Of them out. The market
has reached such state that holders of stocks
must watch 1t cissely, they will find themselves IL
tight place. Those who stand aloof and lock or
quietly occupy much the safest position IT lie long
lane that has no turn
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, TO day amounted to sls ls9 10; pay
ments, Sll Az s7-bslance, 81, 4esl03 81.
There Isl demand for Texas seouritio, at Ave per
cent below the rates at which the debt available
TO the Treasury ofthe republic at time Of issue The
recent decline prices IL owing TO tas view taken by
the Governor Of Texas the liability OF govern
msnt only fer the actual smoHnt received when the
debt was created.
There was q large attendance, to day, Ct the Mer-
chants Exchange. during the sale Of Hudson River
Railroad bonds, and larger amount sold thar
advsrtised Theamount sold, prices paid, and sum.
al .x.I
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Jan The Robbery ef ne Helena Stomans Mails =
The examination into the Oh arge against James Max
and james Mclean, John slator having been dis.
charged at the conclusion of the second days pro-
ceedinss was continued aud concluded before the
Commissioner. IL appeared by the evidence adduced
by Mr. owen SUMMER the part the United Ststes
that Max arrested Ia this city while endeavoring
to dispose oftwo three Of the coupons supposed to
have been stolen from the mails of tie eens slomsu,
aud gave contradictory explanations as to the
manner In which he became possessed OF them !;
representing ct enc time that he had received
them from . passenger OF the Helena slomsn
that he bad picked them up from the deck Of the
Devonshire, on board Of which he was seaman, and
which vessel had come to the retcue Of the Helena
somsn and yet again that he had received them from
Mclean. He also represented that In quarrel on
board the Devonshirs In regard to the coupons .
number OF them had been burned up by a man
named LLOYD, u appeared that Mclean had
desvorsd to sell one Of the coupons 70 young
In the fr,t place that he had got It for saving a
mans lite. he acknowledged q day or two subse.
quently that IL had been taken from the mail bag or
the Helena sloman. which had been cut open and
then thrown overheard Charles WHldron, one Of the
semen Of the Devonshire testified that he saw Max
and Mclean. some time after the mail bag had been
brought On board OF the Dsvonshire from the Helena
sloman open the bag In bunk in the fOrecs.tle and
empty out the letters; that be inquired Of them
whether they had tea there ard they thereupon i'm
messtey put the letters back again into the bag and
went 10 sleep; that come time aierrards he Lloyd
take them out Of the bar again and having opened all
the letter. put them back that the bsg with ts con-
cents vas thrown overheard ne xt mornrg, and that
Lloyd showed him a number OF coupons, some COR $50
and some for $50 and admitted that he got them cut
Of porticn Of the letters
Mr. Justice Drinker and Mr. Wm. g. Belts appeared
for the prisoners bst did not call any witnesses Ter the
defence
Upon this evidence the Commissioner ordered the
pt soners TO stand committed for trial
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Lara FRoa HArrt-TsE CoFFrE CKor, Sc-By the
arrival Of the brig Milton Capt Harper this morning
from Port au Prince have from that place e
The 1ltb uit
C.pt n stats that the military and naval prepsrs-
ticns were still maintained with srest spirit at the
tip.e be ssiled, but that tn. country vas In a much
moe settled condition than IL had for long Pc
Rod
Ths crop Of coffee gill fall far .hort q average
crop owing 70 the heavy rain. which had fallen during
The two previous NOR ths and December The delivery
81 that product had been very smaK, compared with
other ytars There an sbundance II provisions In
every port u Hsyti but the BAD crop Of coffee hal
affected their demand and they we're seling at ruin
oUsly low rate.
coffee vss selling AZ sTs 3 $50 PEI l COO, logwood
so per 60. doubloon. $685. sl7e each
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Police Intelligence.

Suspicion of Stealing Eighfy Doiars--A man by the
pane OF Patrick King, WAS arrested yesterday
picion Of stealing eighty dollars the property OF John
Eagsn The evidence suspicion agsins, him Is the
fact Of his being left in the alone, where the
money was. and on the return of Eagsn King was
gone, and the money likewise Justice Lothrop de
tanned the accused for the present.
Departure Of the French Prtsoners.-Natrematre Den
ham, and the woman Bernard the French prisoners
given up under the extrsdton treaty, were placed
beard OF the Havre packets on Thursday last in
custody of Mr. Gilbert " Hays to be surrendered to
the French government
morning cheer Hervy OF the Third ward police arrest
ed ute pretty and gentes looking girl of IA yevrs
of age, BY the name OF Mary Ann Hart who was de-
tectea In Washington market picking pockets. tap
Point New Jersey, was in market making some pur-
chases for the New Year when this young girl crowd
ed herself against Mrs Chadwick, and in an instant
extracted the pure, containing S25 In gold and
bills, from the pocket OF Mrs, Chsdvick, aud was
In the act OF making her escape when detected The
ofccr come time before he could ascertain what
the young rogue had done with the money; but,
finally, searching her infinitely the purse and
part Of her pettieoat The girl when brought before
Justice Lotbrop stated that she had just arrived with
her mother from Philadelphia, and was putting up at
Mrs. LiDdley's. corner Of Liberty and Greenwich
streets The evidence being conclusive Of the girls
guilt the magistrate committed hsr to the Tombs to
await her trial
Robin, ne Police Station "A loaferish looking fe
Low, called james Thompson, was admitted In the
Fifth ward staten house for lodging and ratching
opportunity, the rogue stole OF the policemen .
ovtrcoats on which attached the star Of office.
The thief put the coat not observing the .tsr and
Was walking dswn tn. street, in the First ward when
officer Drago Of the efficient police Of that district
arrested the rogue. believing from his appearance
that the and stolen which proved to be
the fact. The accused was cosveyed before Justice
Lothrop, who committed him to prison for trial
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Marine Affairs

LAuNcA.-Thsrs win be launched to-day, from the
yard Of Perine Patterson Stack, at Wnliamsburgh,
at ten o'clock NJ, the clipper ship Ino Of 900 tons
burthsn built for Msssrs sinhen Ironsides Of this
city and intended for the China trade The Ino has
been built with view for speed under the immediate
superintsndence Of Captain Robert H. Little by whom
she win be commanded.
COMMERCE OF rHs PoRr OF Bosros Foreign .4rrirals
and Import Dues-Below the foreign arrivals with
the amount OF duties received ut the port OF Boston,
from the 1st Of Jan, l840 to the LIST Of Jan, 1851
together with the amount OF duty paid on foreign
for each year. with the exception Of the
lAst uusrter Of $50 which Ia rtained
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CSSgREss AND TIE War ~ SCfEE FscAs - The
presen, Congress seem 70 have formed a wonder
ful attachment tor the wit 1fsoirs fstrs T. i on
every members tongue, snd d referred 70 n every
debate. Mr. Turney wishes e iaaic, Il On pa.en-
iees, by compelling them q show 10 validity Of
their patents a. tn demand Of ny plra.e who as
sals them. ~ defiance ~ All law sud Justice aad
Mr. Benton wants % saddle il upos land owners 10
California, and force them % show their tides be
good Al the request q Spy squatler that may seek
70 possess himself q other peoples properly The
principle J. he same 10 both cases The writ q
sUs fatl9s Is very good ~ Is way, and very well
answers ~ purposes for which i Wa designed Il
% very valuable remedy; hui il was attended for
the promotion q justice, and 80 lts obstruction
II mans tile q land o. his paisa' f1r an inyen-
ton IL fraudulent ~ void. the present law, Ga the
fact being proved in ,ht ordinary way, pronoulces
its judgment e. that effect md there j 40 end ~
The matter The only effect, Of this Law j. Caifor.
mia, will Be q encourage s4uauefs, and o regard
to patents, 70 encourage pirates Ia stealing a. D..
neits Of other mems inventions, and protecting
them afterwards in III enjoyment of the reslls Of
their robbery
We read Of an empric whose remedy for all the
diseases that flesh s heirsto, was fay bottomry,"
a. h. termed pbIebotony. lie resor,ed to his
favoiite remedy in every case that unfortunately
came under his notice and the result was ofc0urse,
he KILLED more patients than ne cured Congress
sppeers To- be a. much in love with the writ %
cus tacios az the quack was with fay bottomry,"
and N u b. 20 unsparng II threatens to be In ito
psei IKE results Will follow their legislation
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Movement. of Diss,nguished People.

q Lloye England, ". h. Alburt, sew orleans; A.
Coz Sylvester Alexander Phiiadelphia v W Wright
Washington. l. G Clark a. Louis. Arthur Hamng,
South Carolina smong the arrivals At the Union
Place Hotel yesterday
lion y Rumsay, ws'hingtop Hon. . Wright,
srLfHeCtsdy, W , smith J. W ROtter. (;
n.n.W n Inlay Hartford Hon. A. W. II Clapp,
Poftishd among the arrivals, yesterday ct the
IrviSR Hooss
Dr Jackson, L s.N n Baldwin Boston ". futile,
New Haven, r. Ls-s T. :. A we're among the srri-
val, yesterday. at the American Hotel
Dale Baltimore, W Gentry, 81. Louis w. 10.
man Boston. N Baldwin Philadelphia " Jones
Bristol. y Newman Philsdelphis v. Cullen, u 8. A.,
rtrs among tbs srrirsls yesterday at the Astor.
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Merit IL certain excite good medicine equally
of having counterfeit. BLISS candy has
trash and perfectly worthless
remedies Now it is morally certain that uuless the me
cine is good it would not be oounsrted But better evil
dence than inference of tho value Of Bliss
caBdy and il is ound in the thousand aud of
cough coles &c. which have been entirely relieved by tina
Of the candy. The countereits be avoided by
tie purchaser Cali for BLISS and observe his signature
the wrapper, without which 10 Price 7s
For sale by y. and Sands 100 Fulton street;
Thomas Maxwell 50 william street Aston and Irving
House drug stores. and 10 and 1S3 Broadway.
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THE WEEkL HERALD


The WfEKLr HfnAlp will be published At 10 o'clock
this morning Its contents viii embrace the valuable
chronology Of 1880 the correspcndencs between the
Secretary Of State aud the Austrian Minister, and
variety Of other interesting matter Single copis,
AZ wrappers, sixpence
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Confirmed Cough.-- We have had painful

that confirmed cough is the prelude OF
consumption if suffered unchecked; and believing
that spOtens Cod Liver OIL Candy B the best remedy that
be administered cordially recommend it, 1t be
had of the and proprietor lis Bowcry and of the
druggists. Price, 2 cents per package
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Hair Dye.-Batcheior,s Genuine LiauIC

Hair Dye, only b. secured the panusctory WALL
street The pubc should guard AGAINST mutations see
various diplomas Persons whose hair hss assumed
bad color IRON the of the imitation Dyes have III
corrected BY calling . above Copy the address,
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fectu cure Tor enapnsd rough hands olscsyered F
the India rubber house gloves. They valuable as
protection TO the hanes while engaged in domestic affairs
mperyious water cold and in woarisg bleach
the hands TO almost Wilderness For sale low, BY
D. Hodgman q Maiden lana Hitchcock and LeadbeAter, 31
Broadway and at all the India rubber stores in the United
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a 1906 Canal of Wooster street has determined be-
fore the close of the Of r offer for sale
at unusually low prices his stock of fashionable
which Manufactured expressly for his La
dies will find his spacoua establishment desert
tion of furs requisite for the
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dress coats 81 TO S. 800 rock 81 to s 100 vests SD
cents 50; C0 eloskt and oyereoat 81 Sl2 variety
Of business coats s. 5u also few pair superhne doesbiR
pants 81 pair OF Nassau and Beckman streets
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arrived at adef the l3th OF Novem Der from Norfolk
u q steamer walker, from Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston, on sats5ssy night
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THE DAILY HERALD. cents per copy-s7 per Gnnun.
THE HEEhLf HERALD, ercry Saturday, at6A4 cents
copy or s. daRVn ne European edition 81
oaHg part Great Bru1U and SIS part Of me
Continent both 10 include the postage.
ALL LETTERS By mail for subscrtpflns tgh adper-
rserts TO b. post paid ne postage i Be deducted from
TIE money RENTED.
FOLUNTdRY CORRESPONDENCE confirming import
solicited from any qHarffr 81 NE cord, " used
nlli BE- literally paid OUR FOREIGN CoRRssPoSnrSrs
- RrlcuLAHLy REQUESTS SEAL LlrrERs
% cks6EssENT
No MOTTO aiken of anonymous cations We DO
return those rejected.
ADVERTISEMENTS rene,red erery morning.
JOB PRINTING executed nth ne3faess, ca pRcss, and
fsTItch
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AMUsEMENrs rus EvENING.

BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-WAvpERIse BoYs-CREw
FGESp-EETER Wilkins.
BROADWAY THEATRE Broadvay-G npPvs-RrvA,s
NtBt0s GARDEN Broadway-TreHr RsPE-JocKo-
BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers street-DAvrD Cor
rKRpIsII- FIcKWICA CLUB.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham square-CTuLD r1IE
REGfsESr-FRisKY CoBBLER-FLYING DUrcHMAs-GoLoEs
AK
BROUGHAAs LYCEUM. Broadw.y-EsAERALpA-RouGH
DIAaoND-DSEDs OF DREADFUL Morn.
CFRIsTY's KINsTRELs. Mechanics Hall, AZ Broadway
-EuuoPEAN AINsTREsY.
PILLOWS OPERA HOUSE, AL Broadvay-EruoPIAS
hINsrR
AMERICAN NUsEUM-AnrsISc PxRToRaaScEs ArrER-
EVENING
NEW YORK AHPHITHEArRs. 81 Bowery-EeursrRIAS
PsEEoRSAScEs.
WASHINGTON HALL-PAsoRAAA or THE PrLGRum's
PRCCRsss.
sATTLERs CoskoRAMA. Of Thirteenth street
Anc Broadway.
sroPPANI HALL-TAELKAUx o. INV EScLASD-HA-
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Expressly to the Ladies.--Chesp Lases and

Embroderies-E IL Newman, 33h Broso speotfuy
invites attention his stock of the above which
passed in cheapness and variety The embroidered CoarG
which he efers at Is 3D. &c., 49, 6s 81. and upwards;
Cuffs At 2s Cd. IS 6s to lss emsreidsred Hdkis at
1885, 49, 16s to S0 Also cambria and Swiss TRAININGS
lnfants Waists &c. particularly worthy Of notice.
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uiroarAhT TELEeEAFHc ARRANGEMENT BY
rev arrangement made by the Washington and
Rev 9rlesns Telegraph Company, messages are
now transmitted direct from New York 70 New
Orleans without delay o. interruption, and with
certainty q their being delivered Immediately 70
tho parties FOR whom they are designed Hereto
fore Dispatches have been dssined IN Philadelphia
Baltimore, Washington, and cities south Of Wash
ington, u order 70 take Their with the business
OF those ciges. This caused 80 much delay and
inconvenience, az to indace he company to set
apsr. one wire az direct means q communication
between New York and New Orleans This AZ.
rsnrcment will be a great accomnos alton % the
mercantile community. This ID another evidence
Of The progress o. the magnetic telegraph 70 the
United States, and ~ is immense advantages 70
the country What will Il hn ten years heuee
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Grand Marshal, Robert r. Story

Grand Marshal, Robert X. story.
Aids Aids
John Cashow, Henry Brant
X. J. Luckey, W. s Sutphen.
Engine Company No. L. Engine Company No. A..
Engine Company No. l. IL III Company No. z
Engine Company No, Engine Company No. 5.
Hose Company No. 1. III. Ladder Co. No =.
III. 4 Ladder Co. No. z. Engine Company No g..
Waterman Fire Engine Company Of Baltimore, with
their band.
Engine Company No. H. Engine Company No. 10.
Hook Ladder Co No. g. Engine Company No. IA.
Engine Company No. IL. Engine Company No. 10.
Engine Company No II. Bucket Company No. i.
FRE-The property destroyed by fire last evening
belonged to @. Il. Hicks. There was no insurance.
ANorHFR SrABBiSG CAsf.-John Brinkerhof IA
colored man) was yesterday charged before Mr. J. q.
Smith, with a.saultiRg and woundpg with knife
other colored man, named Charles Watson. 1t ap-
peaIed quarrel had arisen while the parties weer
drinking on New Years night, at porter house kept
by Tuck, at the corner of Myrtle and Hudson
avenues. Mrs Tuck and the COM lanant proved the
ttabbing with pocket knife produced, and the pri-
did not deny the charge but saii he had been
promised and told story duplicating Mrs Tut in the
purchase OF sleeps carcase, which had been stolen
the evening before and formed the subject OF the fol-
loving
ed charged with stealing sheep, the property OF
Mr.. Peter Dermot, butcher at corner store oppo.
site the POI ter house above named He pleaded guilty
and stated In the most straight forward that
Mr. Tut had told him he would give him q dollar for
that sheep which then hang the prosec
door that he (prsoner) took and fetched it'
he could and Mrs Tuft paid him the dollar. There
was no one present in court who at the liquor
store when he brought the carcase in Mr. Q. Smith
reserved his sentence for the present the prisoners
In this and the foregoing cases.
The case OF John Doran charged with ssbbiRg Peter
Roach, stands adjourned till Saturday this day),
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The amount collected viii average, for the past
eleven years, about $4,600 o00ps snnum. This year
will be seen, allowing average estimate for the
last quarter the will reach nearly six millions
.arrrrais and Cleorsnces.-The following have been
the arrivals and searances at Boston for the month Of
December, 1850
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ADDRESS OF rHz MissvsfFH L-7fsttIrRR -
We publish elsewhere, to-day. ar address . he
people OF Mississippi. BY committee - ~ Legis
iature Of that State Il is an interesting 40 nent,
AID will, doubtless, be generally read
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Sparkling and Bright. The nrst number
Of the series Of Morris WILLIS Home Journal be
had Of BEkFOkD CO.. Astor Bouss. New subseribere
supplied from the beginning the year IL
application be made above Terms 81 YEAR The ora
Of publication is at ITO Fulton street.