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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-05
SgflPPINR.

EOR LEvERPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL sTKAM.
Il ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-Yhs steamer will
depart with she und States mails for Europe positively
Saturday Isny 10, l Il IL o'clock NJ from her bersh
~ he foos OF Csns No berth secured t paid for
Tor freghs psssre having uneauailsi aco0modaions
cor elegaas3 acd comfort, sITfy TO
EDWARD K. COLLINS n Co, IS Wsll 81.
The sssamshin Atlal, will succeed tho Pacific and sail
January Gath. 1852.
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NOR sAVANNAU-U. 5. MAIL LTEE.-THE NEW
aaa sr.sIeid mship ALABAMA. Captain G. D. Lud
lov WI leave New York for Savannah, on saturday l1t1
JanU6rv. o'clock l.. NJ. from Pier No. g. NJ R. For
reea; o- TattaRe. Apply 70 -
IT, TlcgiIs, Captain Lyon, on Saturday January L.
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rIoHE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER HERLIN, CAPTAIN
i sanpsal, will sail i0r Bermuda and Ss Thomas,
Thursday sth OF Januar ~ at noon shs has eIceilons
taon3 for rttscrzerG. Prico passage Ber
uda $35 to St. Thomas ~. There regular mail
fnunica.iol between St. Thomas and all shs Yves. India
islands Havsna, Vera CrEs, Yenezusa, Ga. The Merlin
r. CUNARD Jr., 80 Bro.tvay.
s.-N, Letters o. ais M te received on board Of shs
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XNELCTs NATIONAL CIRCUS, CHEsNCT STREET.
w below Ninth Philsdelphia-L. B. Lent, Aanngec-kn.
kAgemens OF tho great french equestrienno lie Lou:
Tourniars who will evening" and Saturday
afternoons, ia oupers dEautaton supported By
French aad American company OF unrvaled ability form.
combination OF aient hitherto unequailed in Pl,ae
pha Every description CT equestrian and acrobao enss2
Sainmens il produced scale Of syicndo.
passed By esabsnmt the world Prot j. 4. Nxon
Equestrian Director; PeLtlsrd and Worrel clowns.
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TIRCUs-NEw YORK 81 BOwERY.
~ sands & Co.. P-oprietere Boxes IS cents; children
under mae years hall pE!:e P 2H csnt1 French Eaues
sephne Mons Benoit Or Monday evening" and during tho
week. tho above eminent Partisan artists will perform AZ the
Amphtheate in all their splendid feas of the Mnnege
Horsemanshp &c. &C. The superb horses Hercrle Bril-
liant, Achilla, Marer Alma. and ash ngton, Will all
pear Afternoon performances n Saturday only.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. e. A. MARSHALL. sOLKLES
~ see.Doors open a. to commsncs at ocloos Bog.
Private Boxes SIS and So Monday evening Jan. will
be performed new baliSs d,ysrse entitled JOUR
nontes Marco nr g. Smith Tns sns,.sS%snss VIII
Mr. Bonnycsse Mr. DAvidss; Mr. Smuggins, NJ Whising
Mrs Bonnycaste Mrs. Vernon To conclude with NAVAL
ENGA0EMENTS-Admral Kingston, Mr.. Whiting; Lieut..
Kingston, Mr.. Fenno Mrs. Pontifex, Mrs. Vernon.
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FIN CIAg. q

ntr q knty This institution couucuc.l pts
tu the q January, is52. Discount d.ys ~
and SSturdGvs, RUSSELL E. GLOVER, Pr.sGe4T.
JtCcb H. PANTY, Cashier.
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! TINE ALLEGHANIAN5 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
= their friends and the public that they will give vo
cal Concert at the Broadway Tabernacle Monday
ing January 1882 Tokets cents each be had st the
music stores and at the door, Doors open 81 o'clock
Commence ct Ia O'clock
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IT 3. MAIL STgAESHIP C0MFANY.-FoR NEW
u CE.saaS via B.gGns.-Change Of Sailing DsJ-Ths
splendid steamship ExflEE CITY. 1000 tors, J. Tanner
commsuder will sail or the rer 81 foot Of Warren sure
~ r. on Friday, Jann.ry z, =: 2o'sleet NJ pr2eissly
Rates OF passage 20 HEy.na and New Orlcars:New 81
rsngemea Ladies Saloon borths, $40; After do. do So
Forws I'd d. do S5O Steerase do S2 Spsocyonly taksn
uSuai -otej For freight e rtseago, srrly 10
n. o. R0BERTS III West erect, corner OF warren.
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! fTNUE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS SERENADER5.
whose Concerts before the crowned heads Of Europe
and Ireland Scotland Wales, and through the principal
cities of the United states together for eight successive
months in Philadelphia, sailed Friday De, 80 ter san
| francisco, California.
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ORA-oRY AND POETRY OF THE OLD AND NEW
- Worts.-stuyvesant Institute Friday, TUESDAY, and
friday Evenings January 9th, l3th and 6th TX O'Clock
Charles whitney recently returned from professional tour
IN Europe will by request deliver three of his Literary
Dramatic APPROXIMATIONS illustrated With every phase
chnraoter-the indian, American Broa and Ieiskuar.
(see orousr "Ar WhitneJs action s equal 70 The bes
tragedian the stage. .'-Lonlon Times Nay Ge1ts
men tiek Sd censf; Laaes'. 20 eentp
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7yrRCASTr1E BANK THE PRESIDENT h%D 81.
LII c-s c tie Mercantile Bank have decarei GviiA
tttve rcr rtysble The 1911 Of January rroxno
t&ts ltN stLE3De house. II. =. OAKLEY, C&sl..r.
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EEILoWh' MINSTRELS-A CARD--WHEREAS, A
party calling themslyes the Rev Orleans
lave represented that am gong to Caforni. some
where else With them take this opportunity Inform the
citizens Of this city and tho public generally that such ia
not the fact and neither there morse Of truth in the
matter, h. H. Sitter of Fellows Minstrels.
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EELLOWS' MINSTRELS.--THE MANAGER TAKES
sreat pleasure in Announcing an engagement with Mr..
ncrn New lcTs great tavotit and eelebrate
deneator who viii make ha frss appearance Monday
January II, 1852
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MERE WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN, KIND FRIENDS
w The original Hutchinson Family offer their stn ,ere
to the citizens o. New York the
Patronage Tor years bestowed and woad
announce their hrst grand Mu sioa Enertanment Of the
season ior next tuesday evening jan ut Metropolitan
ducipc and choice seecton Of songs, including the
u rill.ng Welcome to the great Hungarian Tickets
cents eah to be med At he principal music and
nooss - Words Contains be SONGS ef tbs usshnson
Family sale the door, Doors open 6 Concert
a. cln
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, December asp. IA.
The story about George Devose representing himself
as being masters mate OF the sloopof-war 81 Mays,
being robbed Baltimore last evening OF between S35 900
and s37 000 seems be diserediled. lie much in
toxcaied while relating the story OF his msiorunes, and
did not seem be much distressed one would nat
urally presume upon losing large sum OF money.
He is stranger in Baltimore; young man. probably
twenty three years OF age, and has all The appearance
OF a sailor. whoa, that apparent stability which would
enable him to amass large amount. | think the
affair may be pu, down iack-tar yarn, spun upon
the big figure.
Preparations are making here to give warm recep-
ton 10 President Pierce his arrival IN Baltimore.
All parties are anxious 10 do him honor He will
meet cordial, hearty welcome.
We have a wet and very disagreeable day. Business
steady Sales of 1900 barrels City Mills flour at IS rs.
aud 400 barrels Howard street al IS 23. Rye -four,
"a so. Corn meal. 80 62 80 IS. Sales OF red wheat
at ll2 a IA cents white do, ll5 1876 cents Oats,
81 40 cents Rye. SO cents. Provisions and groceries
unchanged Whiskey, 25 a 20 cents
The stock market is quiet-prlces without much va
ration The resignation of the directors in the Can.
ton Company Qhe Baltimore drec!ors) has caused some
talk and has doubtless produced depression in The
price of shares This. however, will not be permanent
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omcc Of Chief of peiiesy

following the entitled An
and OF FIRE squhs
published for the information Of al
.snd Be enacted That shall of
squbs, other artificial hre works street
avenue hundred yards dwelling
person and pay fine exceeding five dollars
offence be committed by sbni
whipping, exceeding thirty stripes
Of which punishment may be eommuted
by the payment Aforesaid and " apprentice
nor parcst o guardian shall pay the fine,
enacted That II shall not be lawful for
offer for SALE heorncker, saubs,
artificial without having previously obtained u
which license
6y shall be paid the corporations and
this section such shat
foret pay exceeding dollars lees FIVE
dol offence.
ny order of the Mayer
~. ". STEELE, Chief of Police.
Dec Qt-3uf
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PECULIAR METHOD or OVERCOMING RUvFIASs-A southern
gentleman, who arrived here fortnight ego supped on
Tuesday evening with friend in Twonynnth street.
and started in company with his host for the Asto House
at midnight When they reached the corner Of Laght
and Yarick they halted the southern gentleman
insisting that IL late for the other TO proceed
further down town. and recommending him take The
and home. They stood under lamppost. and 10
order convince the TwenY-ninth street gentleman that
his own domcil the best place for him, southern
friend pulled his watch and showed him the time.
This observed by three rufaus concealed
the shade the opposite They crossed the
pretending be intoxicated and one Of them demanded
Of the southerner know the time will tell
you." he said in his bandest Placing his hand In
Of his pockets il TO take his time piece, and
da wing forth revolver instead he presented the laer
and coolly remarked u is JUST about TO strike three"
The rutIans vanished ia instant moral OF value
may deduccd from this anccdoc by those who
abroad at hours cxacty orthodox
Mao Yok Sunday Tinss.
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Nv GREEN a SCOTT, A.ss,on..r-.

Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-Or
Thursday The 18Th instant shall sell At O'Clock,
premises excellent frame house, with
building containing good md conveniently
wide through the house,
north Of the
4ot having front OF - feet inches
running 100 feet with side alley loieet wide
onsthfd cash balance IN d ~ ~ md - months,
purchaser
payments bearing from tho
deed given and deed OF true, conveyances
pense Of the purchaser Title indsputable -
GREEN SCOTT,
Doci n-d Anctioneera
nyIu Of the rain, the above sale post
Dec Sa-d GREEN SCOTT, Aucuopeers.
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New YoRK, December 23-p IN.
There are tidngs OF either OF the steamers from
Europe, now due and anxiously looked for
The weather is wet and disagreeabe.
The stock market closed dn-saes OF United states os
1867 at 1885, Canton materially declined with sales
al lO9-bsing "a per share decline since yesterdays
second board Erie. 49, Nicaragua, 30 Morris canal
1874 Erie convertibes. of 1871. l0l; Harlem, "; moth
ing done in Norwich and Worcester, and Stonington
Cumberland coal 65:; Carey improvement l2t Money
easy--exchange on London at 81 premium
Flour is firm and upward-saes OF 5000 bbs at 20 o.
for State and IS 6S S5 rs for southern. Rye flour, -
go Wheat and tirm-sales oil southern white al
1870 cents and red l20 cents Genesee, l35 cents Sales
of l5 OC0 bushels OF corn a, IL for mixed Oats
and rye unchanged. Provisions frm-ard, l2i l3 cents
Groceries sieadyRo coffee, 81 ~ cents Cotton firm
with an active shipping dsmandsales Of 700 bales, full
prices Whiskey, 2ia 25 cents
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brilliant Success 1

brilliant Success
THUNDER! LIGHTNING STORM DELUGE.
nR BEALE'S New Dorsma Creation and
~ Deluge has opened at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
With ,Ii umphan
Never before have the
grand painting and have they pauonzed painting
well. Be in time for
George Hieigc truly artist especially
II will enven soul gaze upon evening
Of Paradethe svery queen
ssnt majesty through the bowers Of Edenbowes
hea I'd the moaning Of The very
air and sng leaf
spirauon And the morninghow delightful The gor-
king day. spreading his royal
with such spendor
bird and beast, and brook, aud bouxh, rejoice
Exhibitions evening 7x O'Clock
Saturday afternoons at 3 O'Clock
Admission IS cents children half price,
Liberal arrangements for schools for select parties
sion parties.
"a i
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Siate of he Country .-MTk,f,. etc.

RIO JASEiRo, Nov. ~, 1919,
Everything is going on here smoothly, and the empire
never presented in every sense, more anspcious ap
pearance Railroads and canals being constructed.
and the Emperor is foremost in every laudabe enterprise
s 900 bags at full prices 900 bags OF these for
the States. and generally brought $500. Dealers are
hrmer the stock is not u 900 bags; but as the
weather is favorable, the supply will be largely IN
creased before many days roll over our heads.
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Deo,h from Exposure and Fright.

PHLApRIratA, Dec. 22--Last night Abram Lsk, while
proceeding fsom Lile Rock Eason, Pa, fell in the
woods from fatigue, and was found this morning 10 dy
Ing state from the effects ofeIpoue He carried the
farm house of Samuel Duckwofth whose vile entering
the room suddenly shocked the sight o! the
fortunate man. that che fell the floor and expired ano
instantly L.k lived buta ew minutes after reaching the
house
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Marine Disaster and Loss Of Life

BosTos Dec 22.--The schooner Henry A. Holbrook, a
Gloucester fishing vessel the banks Of Newfoundland Is
supposed stranded during November, and her
crew of eight persons lost Daring the year. thit
Gloucester fishing vessels were lost with 80 men,
nea ry all OF them leaving large families.
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Eulogv on Daniel Webs.er.-Gen. Piere,.

CoaooEp IN. H.) Dec. 22-Ths eulogy OF Judge Perey
beios both branches of the State legislature this morning
was eoq The hall aensey crowded, and the ad
dress was listened with marked attention Among those
rresent were the Judges OF the supreme court of New
Hamp-bire Hon. Charles Atherton the newly elected
United States SENATOR franklin Pierce committee from
Boston, and many lawyers and others
Gen Pieree vas waited during the morning by com
miee OF the city government OF Boston, and accepted an
invitation from city authorities TO receive the hospita
e. of the city OF Boston his way Washington Gen
eral Pierce will dine with the Boston committee this after
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BOOKS FOR GIFTS.

r" hOOHKS FON UIFTSs
YOUNG Mans Counsellor, by WISE
il Youne Ladies do.
The apring Time Of Life, by Or. Msgee
The Daughters Of Zion, BY DR.. Burchard.
The Daughters of China, by Mrs. Bridgemsp
Successful Merchant, by Arthur.
Faded Hope by Mrs Sigourney.
The Home Circle, BY Mrs. Kirkland.
Reveries Of q Bachelor, BY Tx. Marvel,
Sacred Mountains by Hsadiey.
Sacred Scenes do. do.
A larKs selection Of books for the young
GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Dec - Seventh street.
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A rRUMs (vmrsous,) rrench and Erxiish Portfolios.
English Of ali calf goo, skin and velvet bind
variety gold gold
pencils. Pine editions Of all the best English
illustrated richly
French books, in fine bindings, he
subscriber, isportcd in by
direct London and Paris, and just opened.
Dec "a FRANCE TAYLOR.
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Av.ry,s sewing chines-Pricc only say iPnsens~d
p,erI 1852.

THIS acknowledged by all who have sed 10 be
other sewing machine invented, for its
the beasty and Of its teb and
IS lbs only Sa5 $50
smallest thread the finest musn cambnc
wooen, and cstfop goods. and all kinds OF
leather simple that child OF 10 OF under
stand rapidly without OF Its OF
Of than 20 much bet
be done by hand The stitches
mscb that other stitch Is
IL unlike and msch bet
invented This machne Ia
peculiarly adapted family and plantation use as will do all
kinds and when known, win be generally introduced into
= m and psntstiops
The Avery Sewing Machine perfected their
and will supply
machines the shortest Orders addressed to
CHARLES NETTLEroN, o5i Broadway New York VIII receive
prompt attention.
PEE ls-d6m
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sale To-Day.
by GREEN & SCOTT. Auctionesr..

VALUABLE BUDDING LOT NEAR THE CITY HALL AT
auconOn Friday the Gath SELL premi
building 5inches
Fourth street, between Indiana and fronting the
Judiciary public 80
being south part Of lot No. 9. in square No. 532
The described handsomely located
desirable and rapidly improving parts Of the city.
Terms One third balance twelve months,
purchaser for the deferred bearing
from day Of deed given and deed OF taken Title
dsputabe. GREEN u SCOTT.
Dec 2i-d
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Confectionery.

IouN MILLER respectfully Of his
and the public general his splendid confc
holidays. Al sizes OF cakes from one
pound hhy. -H..
Bon bons candies French kisses, md large assortment Of
rr.p articles in variety.
importation OF French vegetables,
tue stewed corn,
sauces, &c.
Halls parties dinners, hc, win bc furnished In elegant
ohH Miller respectfully
liei the honor He will his
ton 10 parties, balls, &C. TO superintend them.
21-u
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7 osr, M,sLAID. or stolen, a b,s

7 osT, MtsLAID, stolen, black leather Trunk
Ii uoh generally used In packing shoes) hcd with private
belonging member Of Congress and no n 70 any person
bu, miaaid about
,smsr either Al occupied Merican
n.sion on street, 18Th, carrying thence the Cap
Capitol liberal reward will he paid
recovery the trunk and papers it, being sent 10 O.
Stewart, the Capitol.
23-N
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10 CONTRACTORS.

/ PsrsKsBuKs, tva-,l Dec. al, lasa.
y At Pstsrsbus Virginia u hs ist FebMary sss or dredsns
the channel Of the Appo~Aton s indicated
ssa nssr oio~ins dsphs
WI ,sst. aesosas 20 .as 1slosa, q funds available
feet The bottom, and from deep
I'd 10 sord ten feet water mean high uds r breadth Of
oar feet the bottom, and from deep water % The
high
Of The bollos and nom deep 10 the
To AFFORD twelve high
The material bouom BY dredging % he
deposited shore along margin nser beyond
IN such places and abandoned channels
distinctly proposition be accept,
win from aap yards
saoa ,ean1'd standard mals % s s mean nigh wss M 70 cor.
low win be made whavss Petersburg and
distances viii be esiabished By undersigned facilitate
Not a Of viii inspected
ssvsd a. S m and m On $ :" @ wo dome no q M
whole job sh. have been completed security for the faithful
proposals win be endorsed envelope proposals
dredging"
| Captain Corps Engineers aud Brevet Colonel
1s ass M g. s
sun The philaaephia and North Ame,ean; u.
Boston Post and Courier will publish the above ill the 18th Jan
o'Is, be. ana ana's.ais S,masn 'Ds' '''''
4 MAMMOTH Plumb Cake-weigat 1000 Pounds
M This cake be esabahsn, Christ
when will disposed
contains SIX fine gold and for
ceed. Call and yourselves.
Also 1900 pounds plum and pound cake Of various kinds
| $500 pounds mixed eaAdies Freach and common
50 kegs grapes
/ 900 jars preserves
| Almonds, rasins,
| Preserved and dried ginger
| Sardines, trunesv
word everything connected with first class
The particular paid furnishing pares dinners
| and private
Ice every favor, dollars per
gallon
rase, ehes NANCE pyramids every kind
made
Manufacturing confident
| satisfaction 10 all who favor with d call
| III. ECkARDT h BROTHER,
| Old stand, corner ind streets,
| 2l-6 Near he
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HnrrihLr Murfitr

BUFFALO, IN Y.,) Dec. % John Brown, aged and
wealthy citizen OF Pembroke started Monday last, in his
own team with his wife and son. visit the city He
was afterwards found the road railroad with hs
pockets ed The team, With his wife and son, also
missing and is suppo,ed that they have been murdered
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Burning of n. Ship afghan

BosroS. Dec 22-The ship Afghan arrived to-day from
New Orleans with cargo OF I,i00 bales Of cotton and
200 kegs OF lard took fire in the hold this evening" and In
order prevent the entire destruction Of the ship and
she was scutted The cargo is valued AT S50.OD The
vessel is owned by Cunnngham Sons, Of ibis city and
insured
The daily union., 1852-12-24

AIDES CLoaKs AND CapEs.--wh splendid assorr-
IL cloths, wide msnta vetve Grape
Ray printed Cashmere shaw all Of which
received ai the dry goods store of
MAXWELL, SEARS, A. COLBY,
PenusYlvsnia avenue, between eh and 10Th stre-.s,
Dec a.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3
Stocks ste adyUniad states6s llsi Pennsylvania 6s,
81 Flour hrmsaie 100 bbIs Mt So 81 30 81 Rye nour,
81 81 Corn me al SO 40 Sales OF 1900 bushels whea al
AT ll3 ll6 cents for red white llS l72 Corn,
62 81 cents white and yellow. Provisions firm. Whiskey
Is 25a cents
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Figs. p,unes aud

SMyRsA Figs. Psones and Erusta.--Ls Lsnding this
- 900 drums smyrna figs
cases prunes, In CARTOONS and glass jars
Alec, In store, raisins, cnrranu
Cifrop, falies, Canton ginger lemons
srpnb~rfies, almonds, shstbarks, Brazil
For sale by GEORGE THOMAS PARKER CO.,
Dec 9i--steofruIhksat Opposite Brown'a Hotel.
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OFFICIAL

Iiar4 fsla@or sf Usa saass " assisa 20 al
WASa. u may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited that Fanei.eS
appointed consul Of le republic of Chill
Ioa Of the Stale OF California do hereby
him and declare him and enjoy .aei
funcuons and privileges allowed 20 the eonsuls Of ts
favored nsuoAs in the United States,
In testimony whereof have caused tess letters 20 be made
patent and the OF the United States be ared
Given under hand the city OF Washington, 2o
H. a. December A ID. loo2 and Of the independents
United Of America the seventy seventh.
M#A MiLLARD FILLMoAE.
BY tas President
EDwAKp EssRErr, Secretary OF State.
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Array s~pplass.

oyFtcs o. As1Y CLormIss Esotr.ss
Philadelphia, bee. "a, ic5s.
y eee, unu 10 O'Clock, February neIl
e ss & y @ ss "as. . .aS sS sss
All arsenal "a equal monthly greater proportions, as ths
ressrsins lAe pan q uls Gal.ea sa lbs sss,
necessary, increase, ~ hrd additional s quantity .ay
% yards blue cloth, sssoa.ly
!. oo sponsea by me msnu.e,u,s before delivery
isSSs sSsS e r. so''sS a4ss ~,sAiHs 4 /: y
IS;sS lSSSS q 4 $ : r. !: /: % % sss T.
5000 dozen pairs halfs,OeAnss. sizes weighing pound. pst
rompoon-Yeilov, crimson, orange green, aud biae
s,.a,. s,.s. .sals., Gales. ios I'd a,asoons ,,..
Epaole's, n q s.-Enssssss, ordnance aIuen, and ia
Do sergesnu eorporals, and prisare. enx,ns.r. s,s
w.. nance, artillery, and infantry
H,an o,,sa s sasAss, , s"n'on @ On
Sa0n'cos. A. and yss for sas,assI. ordinances dasoOn
famSsr "a common, per 1000 feet tS0r sun nsh)
Spades
Drums artillery ana nfanuy
Drum heads, batter
Drum sticks and carriage.
DO DO cords
Es.S Es.S'.''ss y poles and pins, .si.
Common do do do
Cary combs
spurs, pairs
HalIatds, garrison, and lecruing nag.
Bunting, red, white, and blue
Hue serge h#E
Hue flannel, Innings
Al Of WHICH desirable should be Of domestic anufac.ue
sy supple. % o. eos.e. s
will be tested samples Of which, coslon cohs
will be information upun thc su
sci which be dosed from wishing Offer pfo
posals- ar
Contracts will be based upon proposals. for the ai,hfu
ful6rnent Of which roqu,d ANN
unreasonable
hen, Of the will be regarded sufficient sr can
ceiling the eptance Of The favored bid
Bids desired only from regular in the
article proposed furnished Be respected or
sidexed mapufactuer or rssn
lar dealer in the desired supplies which fact
distinctly stated bids offered names
dress of intended proposed secues case
contract 10 Obtained.
retained untI
the contract shall be competed which be forfeited
ted States in of failure the of the
stipuiations Of his
IT. CROsMAN
Dec 2--lCtdk k3tawtFebl Major and Oussteymsss
The daily union., 1852-12-24

CiScINsaT December d2Flour is inactive, buyers and
sellers being unable agee-sales OF 700 barrels at SO 10
81 % Oats in good demand 30 81 Provisions,
hrm at further advance
NEw ORLEANS, December 2o.-Couon is quiet IN couse-
quence holders asking ndyance-saes Of barely 500
bales Lard has decnedsaes OF 600 barrels II
There 10000 bales OF bought last week. and
stored 10 wait for lower frcghts.