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In Press
A CHRISTMAS TALE, by the author Of

In Press
A CHRISTMAS TALE, by the author Of
"A Frank Fairleeh, &c.
VIII be issuedsoon new novel BY the same author.
Nearly Ready,
HARRY COvERDALE'S COURTSHIP; AND WHAT
CANE OF 1T. By The author of Frank Fairesh, Lewis
Arundel. ke
The above work will be published from the advance Eng
lsh copies. H. LONG BROTHER, No. IS Ann-st-
Published This Morning,
THE OCEAN-BORN,A TALE OF THE SoUTH-
Il ERS SEAS By Stuart Adar Goldman, Esq.
superb story; rich in description incident and
adventure; delightful alike to the andsmsn the sailor
The author hes displayed ability of the hghes, order in the
conception and working of his story HIS situations
picturesque his characters happily contracted and
wildly drawn while the adventures that al the
book wrought up with adremsts skin that makes many
Of them absolutely thrilling We confdentially commend
it all lovers of stories Possessing that picturesque
of description, Of situation and abundance Of
adventure which the affords the novelist
Published in octave volume and illustrated with
teverslveIy spirited engrayines. Price 2jcents.
BUNCE s BROTHER, Publishers,
No. l3i Nessau st., NY.
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Mem publications.

NNUALS, GAMES and JUNENILE
N BOOKS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
HUHsTIS 4 CoZANs, Nos lea andics Nasau't~ New
York are now prepared TO sell, at wholesale ana re'ai
larse stock Of ANIMALS and GIFT Books foenea
Wo.ks Bibles &C. Alsc 5oo kinds OF PLAIN ana coli
ored Toy Books and Primers Bound Juveniles IN VARIOUS
styes Their stock Of GAMES the most extensive !" .he
,x .mops which may be found the soeiAble snake I'M
Il. Tom Mansion Happiness, Golden Egg Happy Hits
Ar.s,,m. Dr. Busby Aphsbets in boxes Dssected Maps,
&C. &c. They have also fine selection Of Pearl, Ivory
and p.rier Msche Stationery suitable for the H0Sday.
are requested to give call before purchasing
p'" HUESTIS COZANS.
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w;nhe pulsi.hed on Monday, Dec, IS
vv>uE DiITGHTERS OF CHINA; or,
Sob. Of Domestic Life in the Celestial Empire
By Ella j. Gils. BIideman na,t..s5 lsH'o' ''sen''
THE v,pryRS HEROES, AND BARpS OF The
sCoTriSH COVENANT. By George GlhilAn- lHaf
trsted- lemo. - ,,...,-,h
THE COURSE OF FAITH. By Jno. Angel James
cy.nxocx IN rHE ATTRIBUTES: With his Life.
Ry Dr. Eypinston. vols svo rvp . RpOrHERs
AoDINA Mo- Us Broadway.
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Gonses 10 cet.

broadway PROPERTY.-The owner Of
- two fullsizsd Lots the corner OF Broadway ADD
Wsuen willing erect two first elias Buildings
the same suitable either for stores banking purposes but
would prefer finding tenants before building 80 that tho
buildings may suit the occupants the Lot. will be leased
on gToundrent. Apply before 10 A. NJ. or after NJ
at the Astor.Place Hotel, No. 7o5 Broadway 10 3. "
HOFFMAN, or at No. 81 Plnc-st.
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WANTED-Part of a small House or Cot
w ase nthe upper part ofths city or Broosyn 'or
nish,d Rooras would answer If Board be gwen Address
s r. c. Tribune Office stating location and terms, which
n1pst he reasonable.
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az Five Points.-The Grand Festival Concert, Ora;
sso Nc in aid of the FIVE POINTS MISSION, will
ale place at Metropolitan Hall next FRIDAY AFTER
NOON and EVENING. The proceeds will 20 TO the erec,
ION Of the Mission Building on the site OF the Old
axewe
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RoWERY THEATER.-FIFTH ANNUAL

ROWERY THEATER.-FIFTH ANNUAL
- BENEFIT ofthe
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND
will take place
WEDNESDAY Dec. IS 1852
on which occasion the following eiuep. performers have
already volunteered their aid
The Hsters ROUssET Mons LEON JAvELLL
Miss G. WEMYSs, Mrs. Mons CORBY
Miss MRsTAYER, Mems. CORNET
Mdlle. BULAN, Mr.. c. w CLARKE,
Msle. FRANCES Mr.. EDDY
Mdle. HENRI, MrTHOs HADAwAY
Mr. HAMBLIN Mr.. BELLAMY
Mr.. II. e. STEPHENS,
with the highly efficient of the Bowery Tbeater,
together with several volunteers who will be duly
DoUrced.
To commence with Shaksperes tragedy Of
MACBETH
Macbeth. Mr. Hamblin Macduf ........Mr Eddy
Banquo.. Mr. H. stephens
Lady Macbeth Mrs. Duied late Miss Wemyss)
ASCENSION OF 500 FEET ON THE TIGHT ROPE,
surrounded by an illuminated star by Leon Javei.
Great Spanish Pas de Deux of
LA MASOLA,
by the wonderful Caroline Rousset and her sister Adelaide
Grand Pas de Deux by Miss Bulan and Mons Comet.
Comic Pas de Trois Divertissement by Mdles. Fran
ces and Henri and Mons. Corby.
The fsyonte one-act comedy Of
PERFECTION.
Cbafes MI y W. clarke
Sir Lawrence Paragon. Mr. Bellamy
Sam........ Nh. Hsdaway Kate OBren. Miss Nesayer
Susan Miss Flynn
Concluding with -
LOLA MONTH";
Admisson-Boxes, 50 cents; Pit, 25 Places and tickets
to be had at the Box Office Doors open at O'Clock;
commence at 7.
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A S NURSE and Seamstress, or Chambermaid
"A AID Waitress By respectable Girl No objections to
boarding house. Wages object Can be seen for two
days at No. 56s GreenwicE-st. corner Of klng-st
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~ Mercantile Library Association-CInss
In Vocal Music.-Those gentlemen who have subscribed
members of the Class in Vocal Music under
the direction Of Mr.. BOURGONNIER, and all persons
whether members OF the Association otherwise, who
desire 10 pursue this study are requested the
Lecture Room on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th instr
~ O'Clock, when the time of meeting the terms OF in
strurtion &c will be definitely arranged.
Particular attention is called 10 the instruction OF tins
gentleman who promises to all who shall follow his course
with attention, perfect knowledge OF the theory OF music
ard the reading OF music at sight ,
For any further particulars apply to the Librarian
* w r. ODELL Chairman Glass COMMITTEE.
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~ Catholic Institute of New

II Catholic Institute of New.YOrk.-The
sIh and last Lecture OF the Course will be delivered on
THURSDAY EVENING Dec 49, at the Stuyyesaut Instr
tuie by Rev. JOHN BOYCE, of Worcester, Mass. Sub.
et-"Mary Stuart Tickets 25 May be had at the
door on the evening the Lecture The proceeds to be de-
votd to the purchasing Of Catholic books for charitable IN
stutons. Lecture at o'clock Doors open at O'CLOCK
DANIEL d. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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6onses t)ante0.

CTABLE WANTED-ln the lower part OF
- the city, below Grand st. with stalls Tor tour OF hvo
horses Addr,ss Box No Coz rost-Oihce, with pace
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A S Cook by a respectable young Woman
N understands baking and pastry: understands wxhing
and ironing Beet of city reference Apply No. liz
West leth-st-, between 9th and 7ta-avs.
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n Mechanics Society Lectures, 1925
rechsncs' Hall, AZ Broadway, on MONDAYS, at u
s'eloct First Course
December 2O-Prof X. o. Doremus. Chemistry, with
december I'll r. o. Doremus Chemistry, with ex-
January 3-Rev. Thomas Starr King. Mountains, and
Air Meaning. -
Hrnrrefs OF Popular Liberty.
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A s general HoUsEgAiD in small family, or
"A Fi-fn Cook Washer and Ironer by seuee Girl
give hood reference from her last place Apply AZ No
81 sulys1t IN the Can be for three days.
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~ Emmett NJ. II. Il. SOciety.-rhe members OF
ina Society hereby notified that regular meeting viii
h Ield at Montgomery Hail. No. rs Prince st., on WE'D
EEsDAY EVENING 18th inst at u O'clock at which an
election for officers will take place.
JAMES HARRINGTON President
Jops GRACE Recording Secretary.
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r., Notice-Parties indebted to the late firm OF j. GAM
BiiN Co are requested to make no payments to II. "
HART whose authority for colleenns money on uS &c
csunt is hereby revoked. VIM WAho' n00e'oi'
4 New.York Dec III, 1852.
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A S Cook, and to wash and iron in private
family by one, and Chsrrbernaid and Waitress,
as Lsundress and ChambeTmd BY the other These Girls
are experienced and have excellent city reference
CAL q; No ~ e;hsv, in the Book Store
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Socicty.-The Twenty.sixth Annivcrsary OF the New
York City Tract Society and Thirtieh OF the Female
Branch will be held at the Reformed Dutch Church, La
fsyette place. ON WEDNESDAY, Dec Is, 1852 The Char
20 be taken o'clock in the evening when the ANNUAL
Repors will be presented, addresses delivered by REV
ISAAC WESCOTT Rev. f. o. HAVEN, Rev: j. s.
LORD and Rev. GEO. l.. PRENTlSS, and contribution
received in cash and subscriptions toward the support OF
the Society for the ensuing year.
In the earlier parts OF the day, meetings for prayer
praise and exhoItaon, Will be held al ~ IN the morning ~
DR. Fishers Church. corner of Broome aud Geeness and
at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Alenst and az j
O'Clock I'm the Afternoon the Reformed Dutch Church.
La'ay ette-place. . -. Al, h..i.
All persona who feel interested in promoting the best IN
teres ct their eowu en- very cordially invited 10 De
present.
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WANTED to HIRE A Workshop In
w building where power may be had II required
Address c. f. T., office Of this paper.
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HonsenId, in small private family by respectable
Woman Has good reference Apply at No 80 ilths near
5tt ay, u the store. Can Be seen two days
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A s HoUsEKEEPER, BY an American Woman,
or TO take Of invalid lady. Is fully competent
for anything she undertakes The best Of city reference
be gwen. Call No IS Fac. 2stst Can be seen for two
days. pious family preferred
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A 5 first-rate Cook, and an excellent Washer
"A and Ironer, in respectable. private family, By CIR
who has The bes Of city reference from her at place Cal
at No 40 Houston Of the Bowery Can be seer
for tw0ssys
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Gperial Notices.

~ Thackeray's Lcctures.-The Fifth Lecture
~, Course viii be delivered On WEDNESDAY EVEN
nc Dee 49, al o'clock, at Rev Mr. Chapin's Gate Mr.
se;jcwss) Church, No. 5i8 Broadway, near Prnce.st
sheet: Hogcrth, Smolett and Fielding.
Teke,s IS cents EACH may be hac of Evans Britain,
"a Ca Broadway; c. S. Francis 4 Co.. No. 2J2 Broad
nv, WIN. Hall Son, and at the Mercantile Library
s.9sms WILLARD l.. FELT,
JAMES ID. SMITH, }Lecture CON-
JOHN II. HALSTED,
nd sf delivered FRIDAY
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nLD BREWERY.-GRAND FESTIVAL
" CONCERT, GRAFTON, &C. for the benefit Of the
FIVE POINTS MISSION Of the LADIES' HOME MIS-
SIONARY SOCIETY, will be held
METROPOLITAN HALL,
FRIDAY, Dec. H. AFTERNOON and EVENING.
The following eminent artists have been already engaged
for the Concert
SIGNORA PICO VIETTI,
MISS STUART the celebrated American Vocalist,
SIGNOR VIETTI
SIGNOR COLLETTI,
Mr.. YLE the renowned Flutist. &c
ROBERT HELLER, the celebrated Pianist,
from the Philharmonic Concerts London.
The Orchestral Arrangements will be under the direction
OF the popular Conductor, Mr.. BRISTOW.
The Concert will commence at O'Clock.
JOHN b. COUGH, Esq,
will deliver an Grafton in the evening.
The Children of the Mission School will sing several
pieces composed expressly for the OCCASION under the drec
ton of Mr.. G. A. CADY
The evening Exercises viii CONNER at u O'Clock.
Tickets for the whole entertainment 80 cents Reserved
Seats 81 May be had the various Music Stores and at
the doors of the Hall, &c.
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U,HOMAS MOORE'T MEMOIRS:-D.
appIFTON & co. No 200 Broadway, viii have
ready for delivery the trade next Week from cary
i'TEoMAs MO0RE's MEMOIRS JOURNAL and
CORRESPONDENCE. Edited BY the Right Honorao's
Lord John Russell with portraits and v1snetes VOL
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Il Psntres, Wardrobe and Cose<s, eemm.nieatss %
the I'd eoor Of modsrnbut Hoose. The whole o. part
men desirable tsnAnt, The door I'D hest 49,
mont Only the advertsers hmily IN Tie hease, ~ -
caetns or cleaning required Of the tsnant Apply he
premises No 26 Nosscsst, OF 10 No. q Oh onp - dsoe
from Frcntst
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j .hs.bed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
= = snum. Two copiesfor g. Ten for SO. Adver-
Srrosnts 6 cents line for each insertion.
GREELEY & McELRATH. Pubhshers
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AS WET NURSE, by a respectable widow
IA Woman with fresh bresst of milk. Best city refer
given No objection to go short distance IN The
country Apply at mo IL lthst the rear, between %
and f,h-ay.
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AN ENGLIsH GIRL, Protestant, wishes {
~ situation Chambermaid, SesmstresI Nurse o
Waitress Inquire AZ No. Bleecker-st for two days.
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Just Pubiished. quarto, Price 81, post free:
EOSTER's DOUBLE ENTRY ELUCIDA-

Just Published. quarto frlce ~, post nee:
FOSTERS DOUBLE ENTRY RLUClDA-
TED: A simple rational scientific exposition OF the
principles and practice of Bookkeeping For ae at the
Authors CLASS ROOMS. No. j37 Broadway.
From London Tines.
teaches book kceTns not BY dfng te eh o
mac enabling him o. reason upon am on
pehend What shout do The .crncc - az
cleanes rersycuiy the rules are plan, cnpfcn
and unens illustrated by examples - that shy
tfor the system and he abe 70 un'e any e'
accounts however complicated Ieep has osh or his emSs'
bockr IA a factory manner
For sale ~ above
Fosters Peneilled Copy Books, II Nos'''''''sS So'
Fosters PenmAnship illustrated. ~
Posters Couutr House Assistant ;..'''. "
Fosiet's Clerks Guide or Merchants Manual ~
MUSIC from MAEDERs Opera, II HE
WI PERI !" or ENCHANTED FouSrAiS-The snosc SUBS;
on, are pu hl.hng the entire Music Of this Opera when
having such at the Broadway Iheatef me
following Ballads are ready:
QUEEN AM l. tSong OF the " Stet NyihPh'
HOME or MY YOUTH. -, GU. Co.,
CONE TO THE FOREST. THE Indian Gris S song
THOUGHTS THAT HAVE FOR YEARS DEEN
SLEEPING. NJ
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/ ~ Association for the Exhibition Of the In.
dustry Of all NatiOns-Office No 81 Broadway-New-
York Dec l. 1352-The Stockholders OF this Association
ere hereby notified that call of Twenty Per Cent on the
Capital Stock being the Fourth Insallmen thereof has
been ordered by Board of Drecos aud they are re-
CURED pay the this office, or before the l1th
nat By order WIN WHETTEN, Secretary.
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sdeous Of procuring the services of Spirit Medium who
fully developed Physical and other Spiritual Nantes
fatoss To person fair remuneration will be made
for the Sooietys Rooms Address T. r. IVES
Secretary No. SO PeaTlst-
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ITO LET-A number of STORES, corn
i Of Stanton and Lewissb. Aso, apartments win IN
Csofon wster, No 2lz Esst llthst No - Houa0o Ne
sor-st. Also for sale HOUSE and Lot n 0nsale. Al
two small mms Of money 70 loan on property h 0Hees
point Apply to JAS CARR No SIS broomes&, n. T..
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TJNO LET-Te one or two single Gentlemen,
with or without Breakfast and Tea pleasant parlor
and Bedroom at No 23 sth-ev between 18th and ionss
Cali before IL or after O'Clock.
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VXvANTED-A Three.Story and Basement
w Brick HOUSE ard LOT situate in this city, Brook
lvn or Wiamsburgh II II Newfork, the east SIDE pre-
ferred if in Brooklyn or Wiamsbursh Iursth 10 conven
lent 10 the ferries Price no. exceed LOO Afrsss
A. b. c, tbs Office, stating definitely None other
will receive attention.
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4 YouNG GIRLS years of age, wants a situa-
~ ton to do light chlmberwors, to take of chill
drcn Good city reference Apply for three days, at No
297 CthAv between 18th and Bthts in the shoes store
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TIE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

l.. CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLAND.
.b,,shed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer fe
+. sssues Pnce Ct cents per copy.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Richard, or Bros & Cas- Circular.

Pr Aaal LIVERPOOL. ist NJ "a ta,s
EsrkHMED fRiENrs. Since o1r last Il l.h s, IA. ia
Maha ioT COTTON has only been moderate PATTY IN
guence Of The state q Foreign 2s well As tb uSua
nacATly n purchases Il this We quote prices ID
lower han on the above date with steady make. AZ
reduction The yearly stocks the d Il MI
showing ssf5o bales hEn9 aslIst fjGSTg bales ~
ulIe last year We Quoie Milll x Uplsad sf "a
sad Orleans Old Far Uplaads a aud Orls4ns 81 n =
SAes shce lNh nss % tbs date 50 07J bales ~
witch ble we're zen ,oT export Rni q On srscDt,
The demand fof ASHES IS limited P0is g5s 10 Is 81 :
cwt -
QUERcIrRcS BARK II far demand S. IL 10 =. 20,
No sale Of Baltimore 10 rep1.t.
Ols-F4n IS "A m1fe Ielaess ani "a sivtase nj "a.
fun has been obtained 10 ghae or Sperm ths-s IL M,
Change ne ierisE IS he'd a. So iua. al which retail
sales made. '''A-'
TAII0W has received but Little attention SIN. .,,
Butchers Association were made SIS 10 ia ii ) 80
LARD-Ihe sales Of ths arr Gle have been spa IN -
sequence q h1ders demanding higher prces Sars--l
parcels were sold a. 4ls 20 42s IN c0lse ler e. a,
Ass adsices from the United States 3ls 81 ~ 43s 81
81 fans Ae1 a.
RACoS far demand II retail Al sas 70 .ls q ,c
cefcinS 10 sr2y Tor new received ~ steamer thu ~
ply - moderate for the aud STOCK anly 30 b,rss
BFER There has been good demand ior n. loze, 4.
few snail parcels of Gales and Bsli~ia's ~ -.
rsIoe TIE small quantity - BEEY does nj r.rss
any anxiety on the part Of purchasers 20. ia;o e.
lie Only sales are % Asurgh at 9's ere IN rts
GRkIN-Ihe hohcags consequent On the p@rfod ~ ~.
year hAVs as usual Interrupted he course Of
PAL cllAily among the mers an1 dealsrs IN. secs
sptcuztors have been ouyers Of Wheat AID Pio., -
bonner al % for prime Baltimore White s. 81 ~, 80
sy'an1a White, and IS. ID 10 s. Sd iss CaRa.ian ~
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Or Friday. i5'h ms OF sarlet fever. DAVID LEWIS.
youngest son OF William and Cat1anae Taylor, aged
year ard DAYS being the second death IN four days
Tie friends and relatives OF the flmlg and a. Sc also OF
his sI9gdia her, John !a59I and Johp. W laws a,s
tsYeosfli Stilsf WiliiaiaS0urgh
A. Jacksonville. East Floriia WlLLlANH CROSiER,
of John NJ. Cioser Of Buffalo, New York, aged %
yeas ,
inteTmeut.
Fqsa YS fse 'e's %S6 asa NE: % 'r s
William II. and Nnlctni A Wood, aged yelr aud 10
mon hs
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
tend he fur era sunday, 1871 INST a. O'clock from
No 8 Hammond 81 The remains VIII be mteued IN
GTsenwco Cemetery
On FRIDAY morning Jan l6 Al wlliamsbursh, ANTOG-
NE1IE BROWN inian. daughter Of John ). aad Ann
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
On Friday. the 10Th ns' OF scarlet fever, JOHN ~,
infant ohld of NJ. r and john Hlfbsrges, aged 10
m-Lihs.
Jan 49, II consumption, u AHY JANE only child OF
Mrs Mana Gillespie IA the 18Th year Of herage.
The relatives ana fends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the reHdencs OF
uuc e. Samuel shadow Esq, No. - 5,h 81,
on the morn ne Of Friday TIE 10th inst CAROLINE
WILLIAMS. wife Of Frederick II Marlborough
The trends of the family invited = attend her funeral
~ her late residence No 40 Fourtl-s Sunday af-cT
noon next az T. O'Clock.
On Thursday, Jan IS, IN the sld year Of his age, Mr.
He trends and those OF the family are respectfully ~
Ufed 20 attend Ia funeral on saturday 8t eInJ0n at
out further uy,ltian Ms renfns viii be taken 80 Trn-
ity Cemetery Tor ntenmcnt il3 %
On ~ rridav, lJh Januafy 4 disease 81 the heart,
JOHN { WlNSLON, IN tho 9th year # his age.
TIE relatives aud friends VI she family also tae members
Of Company 81 the IN Regiment. tAuilleV) arc re-
quetfed attend hs nefa lniay the 1871 INST A.
remains vii bsisAeE 50 Greenwood Cemetery lr inter-
meat Jl52.'
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~, In ,artsls II Wheat froa sore Only 4" FetAi
sales have esen made. ,,-,,-1.. al p.lti,,,-e
vIcrR ~ -o,f claiy haze seen iI8ty taS q. -
t.r,t 2pc hcl fs-s are nlw demanclas n Ah'-H'' - "
NJ bnvt rs tenlur 70 paving over 20. -. h,. n.
INrIly CORN The demand has reea ess ~ = \. -
,bs ssS "a ysry sas ne 10 not qasIe any caAhis " -
value c....,1.x shsi' contain A brief
r,vev al he trade flr the past year, ahd or ''u ~
Of imports, &c -. -.,..l tr,o,shout this
80, IN aIl the IL admc articles Of ne tra4e .,,.
AZ our market IA morning We had sooa -,
arg ma IA, demand experienced l5 az -
~ u grAT AZ an advance f ID - %. 10 ~; - -,
elso rsrticipated and Improvement 81 IS = " -
n. orored N the value of each since tnis daf N.A
~ -,o-s than on TUESDAY No change to1N pitcs ~
So ~ INDIAN Com but the m I1fF tor y vas l,lN
O.rs ana 4TWEtL were UNCHANGED N FalH Win pn .
- III br~resS do "a In either EGYPrIAN BEANS ID sl'N
Seu9nt hui are Z quoted lower. 80.
The a-rvas Of foreign WHEAT and + LoJ since nj
~ Rave consisted II q So quarters y 5- D1 an
-S scks with 22i5 quarters II INDIAN CORN EkP's III
III. laI'er6 rs quarters . .h,.. wur,r
IS 10 -, ID nch miVeo =. I'D 20 os N NeI .. VI =
M Cspsdi.n hch mixed Is. 81. 70 8 100 tLooA-On.o
90 PHI sdelph a. Baltimore aad PRIME Nt>e,Dt Us
a. Cd INDiAN C0RS-Pnms ye l'v 2Ss n.k-,i 80 ~
v,bte ore hn. w0rI 30s. for PRIME nst OoAN u 70
Iuourrtrt Se shall give fun statement OF ssoN - >
AZ H. fnd If the year We Teu ala, re. gectit.y' -
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