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F0rea1n Marketa.

KINGSTON Jam, Dec n Flour The marke. is well
Stocked Some fresh Baltimore (sbout 200 were
to sell under us which rate may be considered the
ket price, but the article Is In small enquiry thereat
2es is freely offered by spectators for fresh parcels
Meal in light supply and good enquiry The late ope-
ratops have principally by retail at EOS per barrel
Rice "A cargo Carolina arrived has been moved
at lis some triing operations in this description of
100 lbs Codsh-The st arrival after our last sold at
las for ordinary and los for large in cask and lis per
box For the next advance of Cd. obtained for
cssk fish, large and ordinary The boxes put in at
The last receipts eacy placed at 32s per barrel
H.rrpgs-23s readily obtained for the last arrivals
Bread in heavy supply and small enquiry so barrels
Treadwen and Co.'s Pilot have changta hands at los
per barrel Other brands may be quoted at 17s lSs.
aud 2os. for crackers Butter american Cd per ID
Prces the decline, the market beirg well supplied
Lard bad 10 I'd per 10. but IL IS thonsht the ps viii
still go lower. Canalesl,0o0 boxes Cooks, and CD
Douredcre'r. sold at gid per Id Soap 200 boxes
St,eles 60 lbs Pork I79 barrels New York Mess sold
at Pas 96t per barrel and 80 barrels ear Mess al ess
consequent however. short weight, allowances OF
3s per barrel subsequently made Beef smiths
and Hastesds, in moderate quantities may be quoted
the latter has changed hands at As Tongues Pigs
very scarce. Ok Tongues are unsaleable. Hams Ams
rican 4d. TO 15at as in quality Oil God has been
placed at Is 90 per gallon. Tobacco "A rather coas-
moved at % for Iss and l0d for 29's Leaf is ipa,
the market is hi avily suppned with all
per bag Onions-aevera large parcels have been SOLD
ut 20r per barrel Cheese is plentiful Americas I'd To
I'd per ID. Lumber White Pine is worth 5os. Sos per
l0oo feet. Pitch Pine, and STAYS ana single ar
wanted Gold American is plenutui, at pr cent
FreiSht Nothing is being done asprerent All vsssrs
prccurable at ASS per ton Tor England
PERNAMBuco, DEc 4-Our -four marke. is pretty we'll
now. The article has been sagnant bat the last few
Is ~ milreas Sugars comioe in trsky and it is
said the crop is large
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DEATH OF WILLIAM GRIMsHAw William Grim
shaw, Esq gentleman widely known for his literary
attaipme died at his residence philadepha
the Sth inst at the Of seventy Mr. Grmshaw
native of Ireland but has resided in this
for many years the time being divided between Phiia-
dephia and Harrisburg He the author Of numerous
excellent school histories, which were ~ the time uni
versay received text books and which stl highly
esteemed. He also the American Cha.terheldo
the Ladies' Lexicon and numerous smaller works,
all evincpg very enlarged iufor nation and clear,
vigorous intellect His reading very extensive and
his knowledge of the progress Of things during his lite
time particularly in relation TO British politics.
probably thorough that OF any this country
His mind lost of its vgor with the approach Of age
and in his fine intellectual nance bis imposing
and active figure there we're appearances decay
His love Of reading continued to the last aud he has,
within year, frequently employed his pen upon such
subjects as he took.an especial interest inPiadepha
Erening Bulletin oh inst.
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FEARFUL RESULT OF PRACTICAL JoKK.-A
checking occurrence recently took place In the Female
Seminary 1t Washington Pa. II appears that several
yeurR ladies wishne to have fun, undertook to
convert the h.rtett u their Number into gigantic s
partition. broom was firmly bound spliced to the
young adys person in such that 1t projected
two or three feet above her head pillow tied ound
the middle and arranged In such . nsnner to offer
rude representation Of head and shoulders fas-
tened to the top ofthe broom Drapery then
fully arranged to make the figure complete The pre-
tended appartion followed by her companions started
to try the eject Of their contrvsnce They entered the
room Of young lady, who fitting with her bssk
toward the door The apparition stepped forward and
leaned the chair. The young lady. hearing noise
mediately behind her suddenly threw back her head
The moment she the strange object her upturned
eyes became immovsbly fixed and she remained motion
lees The others that something the mat
ter and attempted to rouse her They succeeded in
short time but the change ON unconscious stupor
to rasipg madness At the last the
girl much better and hopes entertained that
she would soon recover her reason, She has however
euf red great deal Her incoherent rawlings showed
that the horid spectre created in her imagination by
a nomentsry glance still haunted her Pinsbu Jour
nal
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;s:: :ssss::s n, &: :: II Il;
which GOT Island last night Brss
sss Also h III ;s
81 d sSs
SsiT9 brig IlsIds sBr ATs:s.op Cosnw Lin. Ns old
Sc,nSousi M: Hops. siSss, w::s i.siss Alice. w:i.
nil ssss Gould rS.ssr ss1sniqas; i liz: jane SNOW.
-H6LHiss HOLE il. g. PM-R.sur..d soAr American
.s,: iSs.i S.s g;},s Fss Boston
q ffs ksesnd sD:.i and g
Eis,sIn s,,s Boston -
26:h nit for Boston.
HY0rt for Bo'on
s sf ss. sasS
:i ossa n. aszss for
II pert Ah.wnd Sc, snp Sterling saris Helen. w
Fnancer Alexander choctaw Ipuel Dido, Condor, Ci.
Mary cy 'SSss shss asu sSs
Ds Ii City Of c..
sew for Liverpool came down last night discharged her
Bake Pa1n. crexsl
,isis
.ssooost this alternSon ard stood wi.hGas
morning for the city the Is st anchor off the
morning being out bound in have decided this
afternoon.
th AN-The steamship City Of Pittsburgh from Lii
vsrposl 10Th of November took pilot o'clock last
evening miles south Of Cape Henlopsn Her
ashore and states that she lost her when only
days out which accounts for her detention together with
having encountered the most tempsstuous
GALXEsT9M. Jan I-sld bark Trinity COiburn, Boston,
NoRToIk. jan Arr soht chss Parker. York River
bound TO N York, put in to repair sails.
NEWPORT, jan 9-Arr the new clipper ship Governor
Norton. Of 1900 TONS built ~ somerset Mass passed ths
place At AM in tow OF steamer Achilles. bound to NYork
the Gov Norton and steamer returned and At
In port brig John Balch MELVILLE for Havana to sail FIRST
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 8-Arr ship Congress, Sherman, N
York TO fit whaling schr Sarah Perry NYork Sid 9Th
| schr Alexander (from Warehaml NYork
NANTUCKET, Jan S-Arr brig Chas Henry, Swift, VIII
NEWBUR YPoRT. Jan ssld schrs Kossush. Page, Porte
| NEW LONDON, Jan S-Arr SO hr Mary Lowell, NYork
| sloop New London Latham, do.
NEW HAVEN, Jan S-Arr brig Harcellus, Simmons VIII
| mington, NC.
PHILADELPHIA ian 9-Arr bark Elizabeth J, Brooks
Havana Selsh Atkns Boston; brig Fawn Blanchard. Isl
days SFrancsco via Rio Janero 10 days Experienced
tremendous weather the coast bound to Boston put
for harbor.
PORTLAND, Jan 8-Cld ship Grecian (new ll3l tons
| MLellan, NYork. SID bark Susan Brewer Ain ali.
SALEM, Jan SID brig Elisabeth Felton, Upton Cape
Verd Islande
WIsCAsSET, Jan 2-sld brig VIM Groton (new), Geyer
Havana h bark redmond (new 453 tons Albee, Boston
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Movements or the Ocean Steam
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN 10, 1851
Cleared.

Cleared.
sss.mshsip ohiS sshspea Ch.Css Roberts .,
Ship Margaret Eliza, Adams. Buenos Ayres W 10
Ship Rodeiiek Dhu tBr). Rel !, sava nsh, A Ls.ry
sR ss.sS sns
1f s. Laurence Prince s..p. Sss.e sons
BARK Nv Codin wsison. Wilmington. Nc. RIB
Bs % snss' eisI Sass c.
bg H Hna,a smith Jaemel geoh q Kuoharot
ssst Sss:.a. Ia"s5a;. Ponce, r. Fs' 1 seg,h~.yd
eehr Chesapeake Babbage Attatapas, Psb1rg Il a.
sehr Emily johnson Cole Baltimore john - Louaen
CITY son sefssss Foster ts s ss's E,
Lord. ="
ssms; e W,lsv Pss.sns
sloop rsshit n. bly, dsnburg. Providence.
SSP S yssn A%sE si pr PTisiSss's
sloOp Gaelic, Versusop, Bristol. verguson
Steamship Brother Jonathan Kiteriage Cbasres Dec %
and Ki1s,sor JA ian with psssepser..o EMills.
passnss Tkonp.o aeis Nephew S Wa.
sv.d into s nss might Experienced succession
I si' Rss: Jssn Gs49 days. sal,
vsstsr She is bound 20 's iSsannsS
pg s,i II e .,s s port /. ssS pIss,,nsrs
-, q &. 70 Dsn,m Iii pi%.n Has
has had pilot on beapa DAYS ne'f' "h0'e '' Of sa'
ssip sssas.F Bower Isssorn, Nov 20 with ua.e an,
ss. RON ssss "n
Ibnndf; parsed several pieces OF
boUthwsrd Of ,hs GisndBanke
10 sttt cosr,r DsThnr,, Rio JspsrG No. 20 with coffee
Baitino - ~ w. "' e'''i ''
slip Brewster, Googins Punts de sro.ag. sa1tI e.a
lrs New nsnpsirc, from Noutc,ideo 10, nY,r an ~
len ~ bstl Huntington, Jones from ~ itrttfnis ~
CaluoTnia ~ 0ayb OUT 18Th lat IS 80 bYr ar
2s from Petnsmbuoo, who boarded ub ae,nsf + 6t4
papers che also bronpbtt an Am bar hosroo1 I'll.
Dec ~ Jehp HsrfId, .ihro. ID 4 l4vs4
ocnplant TIE has bad vioien. 10 SO 81 ~ ron H.
t6IFete 20 40 south atlantic; has had NJ ~ w~da
thIr otveso Carroll New Orosns, rs Days with pdse
iU
Bari Eerfsehus etts pritohrrd Stockholm Oct win
iron &C, to master Nov 49, lat 81 ~ N, Ion espsri
hntef eyefe gaze from n, tbited cargo; 6th 43 40
len $3.50 W, experienced heavy gale in iyns 20
tvjitto rttdtr head. blew fore topgsan syss and
main 70 pieces fhifted cargo which thip
iss end vac obliged to continue ssrhosrd tack and
orofttc the Gu Dec the the
ents on deck for ohservstion found we were 80 10
Ion 20 w. vas obliged keep OF the In hold
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Tar WEATHER n CALiFoRNth-ITs EprEcrs on FuruRy
MINING OPERATIONS SiDce TUESDAY, heavy rains have
continued 70 fail with but thort permissions aud &C
coDrsniec 81 times with strong winds such were not
experienced during the whole OF last winter rapid
rise in the rivers may be locked for immediately and
very wioetpreGd aatactioD among the possessors Of
piles of dirt, Of whom have waited more tina half
year for the boon that row seems forthcoming The
Dry diegings throughout the mining region will receive
jnourons OF thousands who have been engaged the
beot o. the shallow strtane become swollen
sDd wit torrents Ion wko have been long without
resource impstently watching the changing seasons
vii suddenly ind their pockets well lined with the slo
5Dg dust and all the Of business enjoy
1nent vii bear iiver look surely contamination
<svouuy TO be wished-SGcrdmenio 7iaes, Dec
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CTEAMBoAT FOR SALE-A HANDSOME LITTLE
MEDIC Al

THE MARRIED. WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
panion.-By Dr. A. N. Maureeau, Professor of DseAsss
of Twentieth edition, lsmo., 2o0-Prico 81
suffering Of physical and mental anguish
might have been spared timely possession Of TING
work. II intended especially the married. thoef
contemplating marriage it discoses important
ahieh should be known TO them particularly.
TO those whose health does increase VI
family. it ia OF special Importance.
Eerc, Also fem Nethe wife, the mother-the Ore
either budding into tho other the decline
Of in whom contcpates important change
discover the symptoms and the most eoiens
and most certain mode OF care in every complaint
10 ,hich her is subject.
tEztrsc of letter from gentleman in Dayton, Onio
DAYTON, May l, lSES.
Dr.. A. NJ MAURIcEAU:
lily DEAR Shiny wife hiss been perceptbly sinking
three years Of great
snd suffering months before and during oonfnc
meas; every successive mere and moro debtatiEx
and Frustrating her putting her life in imminent danger,
and which the last occasion, despaircd Of
posed this things inevitable and resigned
self to the worst. At tha time, (now shout twe
months heard book highly spoken Of as containing
reaching On its receipt and perusS,
che relief IL afforded dis
mind and the joy it's pages Impaired wife, learn.
that the great discovery Of NJ n. Desomeaux
reEedy. 1t opened prospect 30 me, which little
,elyed possible But for this another vonlS
psesed my head in all human probability wife
nave Dec" N Aef grave anu my ''''n '''' m0'"e'
u.s. Of couree inpfacsicabe convey fully
subjects Of they If nature etriott
intended Tor the married. those marriage
Liberty street. New York Little Co., Albany Joseph
Fucker Mobile Alabsms B. Peterson s6 Chesnus street,
Philadelphia.
must be addressed post paid Dr. A. NJ kaurocau. box
l,2l4. New FORK city. Office lG Liberty street.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATUNDAY. Jan. IU-b T. NJ.
ASHES varie little though the salee reached but so
bbls and the stock 2034 casks Of all kinds
BREApsIuFFs Flour remained firm. the business en-
bracng 4oC0 bbls State Southern. and Western at yes
terdays prcesfancy Ohio and Genesee at Sd 81 SIS,
extra Ohio at So So % and extra Genssee 81
Rye flour ruled steady 100 bbls fine fetching So So
Nothing has been dene in corn meal Wheat seemed
inactive only zoo bus hes Long Island white realizing
ST. Rye and barley were unaltered Oats declined to
S91 45c per bushel Corn appeared the same 10 600
bushels mixed Western having been taken at Csc.
Coryyr-There were 100 bags Java bought at lie 200
Lagua,ra and Rio at ga SIC; and $50 St Domingo
at72ic.
171ac. perlb.
feeling for this article better to-day
ID by the advance announced by telegraph the
vices 600 bales changed hands at advance of
&c. We continue our quotations as they within
the az Isge rates paid
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phaJobn Bux ton. John and William Bonjaique William
McI ntosh ME- Shea p Cheesman, Mr. Dick, George Lam
bert, George Gum, Mr. Dunn Master Dunn Mr. Preston
1. Virtue Mr. Minderhall M Ellsworth, John Craw.
ford Masters Edward Cyrus Min derha Mont Soldrer
Miss g. Cheesman; Master Cheesman. samuel Tobey,
CURAcoA-Brig Aoorn-Capt Parker, Capt Watson
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PglL IpTLpHIA Jan. lO.--Stock Board-S2D0 City Gas
w ioW C,y Keilrosd g. 1908 400 City 81, 30 ZOO
- enhi o ~, ana va l%OO do sg 1890 Penr Dss Co.
Tesd es 1909 do, 7s% 40 sshgh Nav Os 7sK;
a. go 100 U. 8. Bank AZ loo susq Canal b5 sI9E loo
Morris Canal, s6wu f6 Nn do, 10 10 Penn. kailJos Az
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PARTISAN Fashions FOR DECEMBER, lS5l.-At
the beginning Of the presert month the favorite
color was shot, which met with aim ost every
where in the promena les on the Boulevards. Steel
has been almost universal Ia Paris, aud great
deal OF II has been seen in points by way of trim
ming to the jacket The material most in reaujsj
ton has been Muzzlin, which has been much worn
by members OF the Assembly and the writers for
the newspapers Punch.
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experience exceeded. : lnnur.erable cases progress
hraush aner terrible stages wlsnout ohes phs
relieve All ins.sntsncousy those s.sappontea BY hur
rss signal aSvantaS in every instance the a. -
,oEs patent ssom suffering oeton cruel
" saaV eLu sni." eesufty. Office Canal street
rsadway, the place where you properly fes
No fee till cured All consultations private.
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STRIDES OF RUSSIA The growth OF ussian
power is in part shown by the following statistical
data, from the Cologne Gaeate:-In the year 1852,
the Russian empire covered area of 100 900
square miles, and its population was 900, 900 In
1884 the numbers were 100000 square miles;
population, 12,000000 In 1859, IL SOC, 900 square
miles; population, 100000 In l725, I0, 800 600
square miles; population, 10000, 600. In 1925,
80 600, 900 square miles, population, 100000
IN 1851, 22,000,0O0 square miles; population, 65,
600 600
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SUPREME CouRT-SpEclAL rskM-Nos 2 80. 81. SO, SO,
20 Al a. 49, As So to and including h4 and SIS. CRcuIr
CouRT-Nos &c. to ana IL clu ding 90 92 to and ipclud
ing 99h.
COMMON PLEAs.--TRIAL TERM--Psrt 1--Same Satur-
day Part 2Nos. 10 % 90, l(2 ia IFS l22 l2t 1925,
sl2S, $50, 132, 1856. So 1873. l40.
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B.rrisbu-s Railroad. l2k 50 Heading RailrsaA. ssN 100

do, ~, Y r.: Co DO ID, .f7s.
BALrIM.ns Jan 9-Sfock Eoard-S21O Maryland 6's,
Io2 40 Beimors o. 90 os 500 Bait and oio kaiirc ID
n d. ~ - ~ sirs Chess oeass Rams. 2l ~ Bait.
shd Chic kairoai o. = do time oia, IS do y o.,
time. fik 20 do, 6ss! 20 York and Crml R.ilrasd,
A. the Board this dsy Bait Ga, ~ closet 1t 1903 bid
led; Is. and o. R. Bonds; 81 ss bid. 50 asked; de
aGkeA. - - ~"
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;ssss:s v: . =. 81 4:
:pissaia new deus. snIns :.ssn;hip - PSRADo.
At. sas :si' ~ J.
4 siss K: s ss
direct to. Chagrs censestinS with the extra Isbrss
ssSy ..
!. the Once. the morning Of sailing.
JINIT.D STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
S5 S1sy through In. fos Ban u.
Ths ;pisndld n.x double :ss.nshp IA
fns D.
0sl.st p,ss's,y a her pie. a foot o.
shssrss e aa aI1
II s p ssn es
9 apply ." the Ss m sss street Of
on the morning S Of sailing. N's '' ' 'm'''
ENoR FAN JUAN AND CHAGREs. JANUARY ~ AT
tan. sSaa ch.sss sersy
will sail as sSoye she !, new steamship built in shs
repees, first class steamer. Her accommodations for
cabin and . are
SosS i 80 w. .;ss: third
FOR EIo ,., DE JAMEIRo. VALPARAISO. PANAMA
snS sSSssn Ksnn.y Con-
ss f q 18th S1ss o.
FOR SAVANNAH UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
viz ; @ si,
River. For freight or passage, apply 70
SAMUEL J. MITCH ILL, 194 Front street.
The ALABAMA Captain Ludlow, on Saturday, Jan. q.
NoTICE.-TO MASTERS OF ALL VESSELS BOUND
for San will please have two reporssof
vessel cargo, vessels spoken passenger names 49,.
All
uons in San Francisco, which will be called for your
arrival by Commodore Robert s. Martini Marine Reporter
for the Alt and News Room and lsse of the New York
HERALD.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-A HANDSOME LITTLE
y Steamboat ninety feet long n9etesn feet BEAM cylinder
inches in diameter six feet strobe her wheel
Twelve feet three inches in diameter four feet draws
from two and half to three feet water saloon
feet long, htted in good STYLE boiler and will barn
either wood COAL low engine; she i'll thirty
niles half ton Of coal She almost IS good new,
having rebuilt tho best erals and
partly fastenings She 10 we'll cacuaed for
ferry boat we'll found, with full set of
good order immediate business
particulars apply 70 JOSHUA BAKER No. 81 Water street,
Hiimip gtop, Del
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BErR-e5O caiks bottled.
BARILLA 400 bbls.
BRIsILEs --43 casks.
CoAL.--lS4 chaldrons, $50 tons.
CocoA--226 bags.
CHALK.--S90 tons.
CHEEsE- cases German.
CoRDAcE.-855 bdls coil yarn Z56 cells bolt rope.
Day Goops-2 ooe pkgs. per steamer Africa LAO per
An c4 per snp 'e oaa ~
lin 2l5 per ship Manus 3s7 per Duchess de Orleans;
70 per stanaus As per Columbus; 2l3 per bark
$40 per Sarah Boyd. Total, 63s4 pkgs.
DRucs-e cks csmmomile flowers; 10 cases phospho-
rus 400 canars birthstone; 10 hhds. bbs. drugs; AZ
bags dividvi; 20 cares OPIUM boxes root: 800
cases quoice paste 80 cases quorce stick 81 boxes
camphor.
FINK CRACKERS IS $50 boxes fire. crac kers.
FisH so terces codfs lie bbls slewives; 2 bbls.
trout; % u do salmon Ill do 1875 half do mackereL
GuAro-6l6 tons guano
Hlpfs-1e7ao OK and COW hides; 17e horse hides 222
bales goat skins bales calf skins
HoRrs 900 horns; % bbls do
BAR-1S bags; bales
HoNEy.-6 tierces
INDIA RuBBER-l23 baskets India rubber
IvoRy % tusks ivory
LEATHrn-2 boxes leather II casks skins; 20 casks
skivers
MATING q lg4 rolls mating
sMETAL.-19h tons copper
DYEs-2o Ghosts 9 cases indigo; II pkgs cochineal
Drrwoops 2a7 o5o lbs logwood IL 100 lbs brazileto
PAIST III casks colors boxes vermillion
PoTAToEs-60e7 bushels, 70 bbls.
RAos-240 bbls.
RAr1AN-10o bdls rplit rattan
6UGAR. ~-265 hhds. Is bbls 3469 boxes
SALT. - 600 bushels 6,460 sacks
SrIcEs--6 $50 mats, 500 bags cassa
sEEp --l26 bags canary, 81 eks., 2hampsrs seed.
SPEL1IR.--1 g67 plates.
STEEL --e3 cases, 81 bHs.
sHELL-2boxes
TrA--S,6S7 pkgs.
TIN B 246 boxes. ], 900 slabs.
WiNs 1850 baskets champagne; so cases Roealio:
butte 10 hhds 81 qrs Spanish wine 1853 pipes IS hhds
3l2 casks 80 fftbs 60 octsves port wine; 20 SKIS
hid, 2 butts sherry
WooD.-e32 logs SAC crotches, Sol pieces mahogany;
l464 pieces henumvite SO logs rosewood 28Il to ms
Donar wood.
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SHIPPING.

EOR LlvkRPO0L- UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship Capt. Jsmss West.Thls steamer will de
prt with the United states mai for Europe positively
saturday January 9th. At o'clock M from her berth
tho Canal No berth till paid
For freight passage having upequad accommodations
for elegance and comfort apply TO EDWARD X COLLINS
4 COMO &c Wall street
teamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic, and
February 7th.
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Telegraphic Reports



The Gales of cotton day have ched 500 bales
the market closes firm at 73.c. Sc
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Died

January 5, Mr. Gro, z. LosEE, OF Brooklyn, to III
ALETHEA 2. SIMoNs, of New York
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAyRE-THE UNITED
II States Nail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton
Commander will leave for navre touching Southampton
land the mails snd saturday th inst at IL
o'clock, from Pier No. 4 North River,
rrioo of passage in first cabin $40
Do. do. In second cabin -. ............. 70
merchandise will be received board after Thursday
she 10Th inst Specie will be received board until Friday
evening wanted during the voyage should
sent board the day before sailing marked Below Fer
MORTiEkR LiV NGSTON, Agent SO Broadway.
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DR;rhl;A!s o sss,I PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIshz

~ ain eai.lon ny =. a. ma Crox Albany. NIX
:he Ply sology Of Marriage and the nGrmes and
disorders Of youth and maturity resulting from
destroy the physical and mental all Diseases
ri ing from indiscIeon with plain and simple rules By
with the suthors observations marriage its duties
squaihcatiens, and their remedies; with colored tho
eases Of the organs Of both thr true
uses, and functions 1t contains many important
nrts TO- those contem plating narmony. which viii over
cone objections against marage none however shouiS
sabe this important eep without first consulting pages
Il treats Of diseases of females whether married snss
snger wno require medical aid before consulting ans
eroseod By those whom they employ and thus against
tse imposition OF duackery prevalent in popular cities
Dr. La Croix is legally qualified physician and Tor the past
twenty years has been daily consulted upon the different
letter Any person sending twenty FIVE cents in lettsi
post paid will receive one by mail free Of postage
I've oopes for ST. Address Dr. n B. LA CROIx Sc Beavss
street. Albany. n Sold by Garrett Co., q Ann street,
offo GA Lloyd street, Buffalo.