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MARRIED.

On Thursday Dec 25 by Rev Dr. Mclroy, AZ the Scotch
Presbyterian Church Grand-st, !. FERGUSON, ESQ., TO
ELIZA ANN MCCONNELL, both OF New York
to Buffalo papers please copy. -
ON THURSDAY Jan. by Rev. ! X Stone. Mr.. GEORGE
MARTIN, hiss JULIA CARTIARrT, all OF this Csy
Al ST. stephens Church. on wednesday Dec 81, By Rev
Joseph II. Price. d. Mr. WI. FOWLER, q Mss
ELIZA RUE. bo.h OF this City.
r. Albany papers please copy.
Az jersey Cry, NJ New Year Eve. by Rev BENJAMIN
{ Taylcr, Of Bergen. MI WILLIAM VANDYON. Of
Sescsucus TO Miss ANN ELI ABErH, only daughter Of
Col. Lincoln Bates
" Windsor AID Bellows Falls VI ,psrers please copy
At BROOKLYN Sunday Dec. %, by Rev D. Bacon
ROBERT II GLENHAM, Esq, Of London, to Miss
FANNY O'DONOVAN, of Cork, Ireland
At BrooSlyn, Thursday, Jan /, b. Eev. Or. Farley
NATHANIEL WALDEN, Of Boston, to MARH \
STANLEY, Of the former city.
la WILLIAMSBURG, Wednesday evening Dec. 81, W
Rev VI lassins, ANDREW WHITE. Of BROOKLYN. %
Mas MARY ANN ELIZABETH TILLY of Williams
buish, l.
AT "A .annsh, Ca On Tuesdly. Dec %, Ca1t CHARLES
COLLINS, Of New-Nork, TO Miss ANNA NJ, dlughier
OF Owen O'Kourke
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A, philadolnbia On " dne DAY. Dec 81. JOSEPH Ell
lis sen assd S. native Of Ha.es hut ioag cIsn oi
this country. -,r,ry,
POWELL. aged Is. u,r--ro~
Az Richmond. Va, WILLIAM {. CAhhiNUEoN'
Fdsr Of TIE RirlnoaS TrrlIs aged 81. lie Dale
rate el.c; 10 the legislature. . o,,oo.
Ip BarkhAmsed, Coma on THURSDAY, Dec -, hhoU.
rAeE x,Sax Of Andrew Case Sen, aged 90 years. AZ
TIE tine Of her death Mrs Case had twelve vIng eaea
over &c Of aeeths eldest 81 She ad over -. S
funeral and had quite number Of descendants Of re
fourth generation. =, r,,z
a, Astiria L on Wednesday evening. Dec. H. ELlL-
ABFTH FRANCES. wife Of Stephen A Ha'sey
The friencs Of the fimy respectfully invited az.
terd her funeral from her residence at Astors on SAT-
urlsV. Jan g. at o'clock p NJ
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

II New Year Day in Brooklyn passed
of very quietly and orderly, and independent OF the
time honored custom Of calling upon friends and
partaking Of their hospitality, nothing OF unusual
import ranspired. One creditable feature ooserVa-
BILE throughout the day, the scarcity OF drunken
people, and in this respect yesterday conTasted Ia
vorably with former New Year Days. The Mayor.
Sheriff, District Attorney Of tile county, Alderman
OF the Second Ward and the city functionares gen.
orally kept open house. and were visited by throDgs
during the entire day, who had their wants supplied
by the fair ladies' in attendance aud smiles and
compliments, and pound cake and lemonade were
passed and ackno wledged with all the poilteness
imag in able All passed of gaily, and Happy New
Year" seemed TO beam from every c0untenance
SUDDEN DEATH-A man named Gabriel
Sprawl. FIenchman, was found dead in bed, at his
residence in York.st, near the Navy Yard yesterday
morning The Coroner was notified, and proceeded
70 hold an inquest yesterday forenoon
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SAD CASCALTY.-A meIdhcHUIy "OOfu"
occurred near the residence Of DR.. b. Brandie.n'
Sing Sing, on Monday last, which resulted In 'ne
death of his son, Benz. Brandreth, Jr WINE pay
ing near the rsceway OF mill stream the oeceassu
IN company with an elder brother, a.iActeu oy tne
nIsted NV freezing attempted to cut II loose, when
owing 10 he recent thaw, 1t suddenly fell upon the
deceased, prostrating him senseless on the groune
Ths moor child fingered great pain until Thurs
dav last, when death put an end TO his suftenngs
he was in his eighth year, and his death will prove
a sad bereavement TO his parents.
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Passengers Arrived.

II steamship McrlIn ron 81 Is0ra, and Bsrrsdi-hrs
Perkins and servant c + Dalton, Joseph SarabIa, b
Schomburg Pedro Perdanso. J. De Jonge, f. W. Preston
John Brown James Brown =, -,
Ia sap TaadQha, from Nsie- OrleaHsA Randol h, OF
NewNork
In brig SraH from Ber7'Hds-Mr Jones and niece Df
Ia bark John Srssey from Bseaos Ayres-John Bordea
Joseph Borden. A. ~
IN Prnss BART Adclise from Cad Mrs. Rogers; ~
IN BerI Aroeiae Burges. from Santiago d CHoa-A
Youlton wife and children. Pedro Sales.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Markets and Stocks.
pun ADEIPHIA, Friday, jan &.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, jan ahs|
Business continues excessively oull anu
1n.etye The export demand for FLOUR 70 nmtsd, sn'
a 4, hbl al which holders are Arm The sales ilr oy
consumption limI cd within w rsass % Ue' .a.
~ Sso hbIs Cons MEAL at 50 Dbl There le" ngnry
Tor WHIAT and The only sale reported .a 10y o. pm
pa,r.,lyania Red from store. al DC. bush hik ~
w.nfsa Tor disabling al 72c The market is bare OF CORN
but supplies Of Southern are expected Up ms
lot IN prime old yellow store, sold at TIC OAI. are
v.ry scarce. and worth 3sa39c bush CLOVER sEED
= in stesdy demand Sales Of 100 bush prime al - MS
~ held at 2sc in bbls and 22G2z.c II hhds, with Inn
red Gales x.o n,.p 70
SALES or STocEs-First Board -S1oo ksaoios n %
Mort q, AZ al: 81 coo ALLEGHENY COnaty r. 81, 30
4Penn r.. IO.; So oOo City X g. ~ lo .u..h.,
Second ROcyd-30 Mech Bics BIZ 28t SsDOV
C.untv Il 6s "a; 50 Morris Canal, l3.; 30 90 lst
A. COS Cty 6s 81. I0t. $500 Sch. Nav g. 90 80
<lCO0 NonstOwn r X O., 80: IL Harrisburg n ~ t@f
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THv FIVE PoIsTs' MrssIoN.-This eve

Ming Jan g. meeting will be held at Metropolitan late
Triper Hail. behalf Of the Ladies' Home Missionary
Society," who laborng with such earnest devotion
end self sacrificing zeal for the religious welfare Of the
wretched and de graded denzens OF the Five Points The
meeting will be addressed by Rev. Henry " Beecher and
by Mr. John b. Cough. and there viii be singing BY the
ANeshanians There religious charity worthy
support than that which this meet called to
advocate and hope to see the hall thronged win
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Of the business Of The v.1r ending 3Olh November
which shows thai ce'rl,e the great cepfe ssion OF
the manufacturing Interests Of the country 'He
traffic of the Road still shows gam Ia nearly e'eV
department. The aggregate business has oeeh a.
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Recaints If produce

By tie Ere RGirOqd-Friday. Jan 249 packagesP oul
try ri do Butter % do Cheese 1862 do. Beef 1914 bags
Oats 235 do Barley, SOC sides Leather casks Ashes
80 dressed Hogs, 8O7 bbls and 1911 bags Flour
Iy fhf Neto- Haven Rdiir0ad-FTlddy. jan 2-y9 bbls
Flour 81 packages Butter 4j2 do Cheese 80 do Poultry
3i6 SIDES Leather 200 bbs Whisky 81 bales iips ~
bbls Beet 10 do Ashes f9i bags Wheat bales WOOL,
bars Iron. II Hogs, and lot Oats IN bulk
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Cleared.
Bark WANDERED (Br) Davidson " ndsor J $. whitney
Brig PhiiuIa TAacher, Savannah. Durham DimOn.
JANUARY
Shps-Tclpse, Hamilton, Saa Francisco, T. Wsrdle !;
S0lsrdd Hissins, Hare, W whitlook JT, Lorena, Ur
qre hart Pensacola. d. HuTlbut i Co; Compromise.
RI ey Mobile L. Klmbal Co.
Bsrks-Byron. StackDole. Bordeaux. Nesmi.h Sons (;
Ella. BRYANT Wilmington. PIllsbury Sanf I'd.
Bngs-Cushnoe. Lowry. 81. Marks, Ladd Church;
Metamora Latham, Mobile Eagle Hazard thomas
Troxbridge. rIoS bridge. New-Haven. ThOs TrONbudgs
4 Sons Alfred Avail Colder, savannah, N. M'Cretty
CO Superior Adamson. Hull J W. Elwell
scho0ners-Wake, ggs. Wilmington, =. $ Powell.
pocahcntas BINGHAM San Juan J. n. eager. CT. James
PAGE Edwards, Philadelphia J W Mckee.
SlOop Oregon, StuTges, Providence. master
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS

IL BhOhD NUN Nt+NN' u DUN 'H''
4 The undersigned offer for sale -
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the Buf
lo and State Line Railroad CompanyAeen years 10 run
Coupons attachsd-payabls la April and October.
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds OF the New
Haven and New London Railroad-6tees years to run
Coupons attached-payable losh March and September
$40. 900 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds of the New
Haven and Northampton Company, Canal Railroad
eighteen ysars un-Couponspayabe 10Th January and
July.
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the North
orn Indiana Rail- road CompanytenJears to run-Coupon'
-psysb. LIST February and August.
These Bonds are all secured by first mort tho
spectve Roads and ths and principal payable
In New lOIs. NAhD Y W.,
dis ~ No. 81 Wa-st.
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Increase over the preceding year-.--- $500 %
The receipts for the elk months ending Nov. 30,
1851. have PCS IL
The expenditure for the same period for
eIpenses Of road bed, cars. engines,
bridges running expenses, and damages
paid Rev. J. NJ Bidwel and others for
damages sustained personally by the
5000. have been, O. 7O.535 90
Net earnings. 1890 is
Infeyes, % 40 s.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1852

sen n Eagle. Racd.:; SIS e. R,c.,a9d. l'ne.
sehr Cadet - ds. IN Recslanj, line
sehr Rebseca Secor Pierce d. n James River, with
'y sssr. ia. W Mckee, TO;isn as I'm GeOrss'o~nsc
~ Srer riss,.. Robinson DAYS I'm Wilmington. n {.
With naval stores, 70 y MeC5eaSI T2
sehr $ Powell PoSsI p. q I'M wilmington " -
Scar Charles " Bentley. Mills, ds. I'm. Nsw-Haven.
0I sebr Msrr ADELAIDE. Avery ds I'm New.Hnven.
Sehy. Lew Rove weGmore, ds ~; Men haveA
schf Sea Flower Da'on Is T., I'm Ne New H aassn
Sem Mail. Cropper DDS. I'm; Nes-H ,5.
SER scsr cas. ss.tson. iier, is i'm Ne~Havsu.
sehI A. Heaton. Thomas. Dis. I'm Ne~-hsven;;
sehr Emma Hoehs.' Fansn; Is I'M nm S. SsTinsh
SAIL Ep-stsam,Aips Europa, Lott Liverpool San ia
BEL OWES, MaTcergs, from SasSA Ia Grade
,tor,, : shi7s Bark, unknosn.
WLND-At Sunset, N.NE.
II The ship Jane, Pagan anchored on Quarantine on
the 3Oth Of Dec short Of Sons VITA V
Francis Metallic Boats and took Provisions and gave
all the passengers hearty supper Il being very osgY ana
large quantities ef ice at the time
BY telegraph.
BOSTON. Jan Arr brig Abano, (of Wadooaro,L
1o1k. INC sehr King Philip Tor BCstoa jan 10 Spoke
Dee TO- la IS %. Ion 70, brig Acsrn, Curaeoa tor View
renly Just gone on
Schr susan Scorer Gonaives Dec 9 Left schrs J. A.
Cook Pierce for Port-au Prince Manson, Tor Boston,
DAYS =,
The bark FAIRY al this port from Marselles reports
having left Gibraltar Nov q in company with tae bIS
Trenton from Beprou for Boston and saw her sooai we
s7h IN lat 23 lon Is W SPOKE about Dec lat o. lon
90 whaling ship Emerald, OF New Bedford bound south
a cruise. =, An.
sewell, Georgetown S George BROOKS Stetson fort-
land -
ward bound
rFrosn our Corresp 1nients
PHIL ADEI PHIA, Jan 2-Ar1rcd-Schr Cabot, crow
ell. New York.
Cks,ed-Ship George Rayner. Penhallow, New-Oreans,
barkf Japonca Ga lagher, Havana Emily banning RAY
Cienfueeos Chester Croely Boston: brig William Price
Qulg 81 John, p h
Spoken, &c.
Dsc TO- lat 20 lon Is, schr Good Hope, from Rum Key
for Elizabeth City
Dec IS lat as Ion. a. brig BOomer pokman. from n
York for st Marks: same day, bark Empire irom bati-
n ore for Apaachlcola
for New Orleans. NJ.
de Janero for New York IS ds out and seen again
on The 2Sfh. lat. 30 o.. Ion. - 10.
Dec lat rs TO- Ion % 80 ship Isabella OF Boston, re-
ported So days from Liverpool for New Orleans.
Dec 5 aG So lon Il H. ship ANbar GIBBS OF and IN
Bosiontor New. Orleans
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Gold Bullion deposited for coinage, from Isl to Jis'
December 1851 inclusive: o,o ~
80 o,ha, sources 10000 %
To,al . s56l0,O9o %
Silver Bullion deposited 10 same nihs-' Sy,y-J ~
Sols ~ 1910 o.
S,Ir., iof vbicb sis3 422 ct psJ. 4l6,797 %
Copper 800 =
$50, o. SIS -
Nur,beyo ~ Cold Denosts IN 1851 li,i70
1SuuSe, ~ ~ So, nero.its N ISL 355
large supply Of small gold com remains on ha'i
beyond demands Of depOsltors
The receipts at the Philadelphia Sub
Treasury in December were s52s,sgI Payments
$7763s7 Balance, $3.50 936.
Markets-CAREFuILY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE
FRIDAY. Jan 2.
ASHES-The market IS very steady oit q1e' tOf fo''
~ 81 Sic Pearls are salable AZ s. 63sc.
TION is dull and heavy ODlv poe bales sold 70 daT,
ahd the market rs evidently SHAKING Quotations are
nominal
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. Tbs Seventh Semi AaauAl
Divide TIE Preferred Stock Il the Company a. the
rate u Lsht per cent anasm wal be paid the ucs
~ Their sisufer. No Centre st. On and A0ef Tues
day he Oh Il January next The Transfer Doks ~ The
PTs'lr,d stick wdl b SGD Saturday December a.
81 y o'eiecs 4 M-Da,sd New. York. Dee H. 1851
d6 Use sAML. M. BLACKBOARD Treasurer.
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financial.

Gan FRANCISCO CITY BONDS or
- SCRIP wanted Address San Francisco" Tribune
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THE EMPIRE CITY BANK, No. 6s3
Il BTOsdwsY. corner Anlitv-st.Ths institution vii
business the ~ January, i35g The following
gent emen COMPOSE the Bard 4 Directors.
Russell T.. Glover, George Steers. Wa. r rhomIson.
John Green, Casper c Chds, Hart,
Deans Nin Lew, b. aauliD = Frsnch
John 3 WRksrshsu. John H. hogencanp.
Discount dsys-W edI ssdavs ali Saturdays
RUSSELL L GLOVER, Pres dent.
JACOB r. PENrz. Cashler. DO ~
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AND ERIE RAILROAD CoNPANYj

NEW YORK, December 10, 1851.
hlVIDEND-The Directors OF the New
l/YOrs and Ere Railroad Company, have declared
dividend Of fur 90 Per cent the capital stock Of tns
Company ont II the net earnings for the months cad
The transfer books will be closed from the ZIh INST
I'll the 2th Of January next By order 4 me Board OF ID
rectOts ld22 3wl NATHANIEL MARSH, Secy
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IREAsuKER's OFFIlk,(
NoRwrcH AND woRcEsrER RAILRoAD Co, Dec. ISji.}
hINIDEND.-A Dividend Of two and
one half per cent On the Preferred Stock OF thus
fer Agency, No. 80 william New YORK and after
the 18th Jay ef January The Transfer Books will
be closed on 9Th aud reoysncd tho i7th Of January
next l33w'J g. l.. PERKINS. Treasurer
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PHENIx BANK, Nav YoRK Dec 81, l8jl.
nIVIDEND.-The Directors Of this
~ Bank have this day declared Dividend OF four psF
cont u per cent out OIL the net profits Of the lat SIX
months PAY able 30 the Stockholders aud after te 81
January 1881 By order II the BosTd-
2w Z. VI. BRfSON Cashier
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

re Serenfh Page for additions! Ship Ne'e'.
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Astor-place Opera House
% Ne " T. T. Il LONG ER y IohtI

ONE WE Elk LONGER.-Nightly
~ crowded and fashionable aud lences PROFESSOR
ANDFRSONS fatewei visit % New York, previous 10
h y Southern tour THlSEVENING ard THIS AFTER
NOON al 3 o clock. etapd pe,tormance 81 new won
Ssrs. THE BOTTLE. THE ELECTRIC PHfNOME.
MA THE CRYSTAL G. ASkEI THE BELIONlAN
CREATION THE FNTRAOROlNARYD DISAPPEAR
ANDE and THE MYSTERIOUS PORTFOLIO
Dav and Evening Performance. THIS SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON doors open AZ o'clock Admission 30 cents;
Children under twelve, % cents 81
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DARNUM.S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

LIP +. BARNtM, Manager ana Proprietor JOIN
GREENWOOD, Jr, ASSISTANT Mansger ADMISSION 10 me
entire Museum aud performances p cents chden nnlef
ten wears l2l cents PHgUet ~ cents EXTRA -SAnnR-
DAY. Jan g. 1852, Afternoon. AZ o'clock, PAt l. Phn
Evening, at u o'clock. MAJOR Jones COlhlsHIP
ana the PALACE OF PEACOCkS CHINESE FAMl-
I y doth
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THE ALLEGHANIANS respectfully
y announce 10 then old friends and the public that
they VIII give VOCAL CONCERT. a. ths BROAD
WAY TABERNACLE, on MONDAY EVENING, Jam
nary 5, 1882
In addition to chocs programme Of their best songs,
and old
MISS GOODENO
Will tho Bird Song. which receiyed such
enthusiastic applause the National fenperanee
Convention Also - conclude the evenings enter-
t9mment they VIII ~ request Introduce tLe song Of
WELCOME TO k0SsUriL This song, written and ADAPTED
the National Amenca En- and and Frsnce was
before Governor Jsslih and suite the Of
his reception al PlymOgtn Church and Tnpler Han.
Tickets q cents each be bad the Muse and
al The door Doors open Al u o'clock, ~ at
O'Clock. $50 81
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rlRCU S-New-l ork AmphItheater, No.
~ A. Bowery-Clowas Nlght-SArURDAl EVE
MING, Jan g. ls52 Benefit Of JOHN GOsslN-oa
winch occasion viii 10 gwen superb display OF HORSE
nanship, sc Afternoon performance Will com nence as
usual al half past o'c' Ock Ga MONDAY the entire
French Equestrian Troupe Will appear -
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SCOTTISH CONC ERT. Grand Pop
~ ular Scottish Concerts by the MessIs and Misses
FRASFRS the celebrated SCOTTISH YOCALISTs,
who are nightly received with the greatest enthusiasm
These Muscta andlIteraTy Evenings Will be continued
TO NIGHT IN the Hal Of the Society Library, corner Of
Broadway and Leonarls Splend selections Of the gems
Of scottish English and lsh melody Will be gwen on these
evenings To commence at 8oclock Admission 80 cents
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. :

nv ING "a lNbo l-NS iON.-
This institution organized under act Of the Legs
atue Of the State Of New Iors VIII into operation
Tuesday. the 23d day u December. 1851, a, NJ 10
GTeenn Ieh- between Chambers aud Warren SITS, and
continue spen daily. B0urs Tor receiving dep0sis will ns
fIsm g. o'clock.
sI per cent interest will be ao.ed al sums no,
cesdng 500 IRtersst viii also be allowed "a al suns
deposited or before the l0Sh day Of January.
THIS institution and % females married
unmarried he full anu exclusive ngut 70 al none
vested therein, IN Eser names
TRUSTEES.
CALEB s. Woodruff. President
yANBERBILT L BUXTON. 1T Ncs-P rest
WILLIAM Il PULLS, I'd Vice President
J Phillips PhdnI, John Anderson, Charles JsnslIs,
Edgar n Lang, Reuben Il Wool, George II. Bell,
Henry X. COLklin, HsDy l. Hart DAVID HOrns5a,
WAlam RaAioTd, T. Tldsn BlOd gett, Edmund Griffin,
Abram WakemsR, VI Jason Thomson, william Flasg,
Allen schultz, 1homas Cara'y. Abraham Frzzis,
DAVID Moses Alex Mckenzie HJraflo Y. Feus,
William Gregory Warren Cha pslan, Rchd. =. Carnaa.
HsnIy J. Allen John R0mer. Dis ia
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! CARD-BROUGHAMS LYCEUM.

A-M.nday Jan 5. I85l-Nr R. NJ MAhIlS iIeA-
surer date n Aston place Opera House, osgs cave TO IN
form his friends and the publc general that hs hrs'
Benehi viii take place above when an ettia lnnay
hill OF attractions Will he Gated Box bo0A NO" open
vh,re seats and private boxes NAV be secured IN
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This return presents some important changes.
chiefly consequent upon the revolution. The STOCK
OF bullion shows a large falling OIL mostly IN Paris,
while there has been an unusual extension OF tile
discount accommodation afforded both In the me-
uopolis and the departments. The augmentation IN
the item Of Government Securities is caused BY the
withdrawal from the Bank of > 600 600 francs "a
million stering) by Louis Napoleon, to detEay the
expenses attendant upon his coup d'sfaf. The adj
yancaS to the State the treaty OF the 3Oth June
ISIS as thus raised TO 5000 Oo0 OF francs.
The Merchants Exchange Bank has de-
clared semhannual dividend o. y cent. The
Clinton Fire Insurance Company mi-annua divi-
dend Of p cent.
The City Controller gives notice that the
interest ON the Public Stocks OF this City due OF the
LIST Of February viii be paid on the % Of that month
Monday BY shepherd KNAPP, ESQ, City Chamber
lam, al the Mechanics Bank.
The Alta California states the exports
of gold IN November az s2.lo7,762 and in the ars:
i've days OF December at $2,S64,O02
We annex the full operations Of the Phil
adelph!a mint IN December, Of which we gave an
abstract on Wednesday
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The ss'mate see last yeMsEePsIr- I7I,2SS %
Excess over estimate ....--.......- $3.50 81
This certainly shows very close calculation On 4
Business Of that magnitude.
4 short statement has been made by the
Directors u the Norwch and Worcester Railroad
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WA NGTON CROSSING the

WA ASH n G TON CROSSING the
w DELAWARE Over twenty thousand people have
already visited LkLI/ES great satiOna picture u
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE now
exhibiting a. sTJIE ESAAT INSTITUTE. No % Broad
The picture represents the shsn tae great
General ahead 81 the mass Of the steering amidst
the ol floating 10 the opposite shore small
boat. surrounded b. Gen Greene, Col Monroe 0ffcen
soldiers and b. atmen -
Open every week DAY from . A NJ 10 Top NJ Adpis-
Is cents children q season tlcsss % esats
Description Of the picture 8. cents.
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TFrom our COrresp lnients
PHILADELPHIA Jan 2-Arrfrcf-Schr CABOT Oro"-
ell. Newly
Ciss,ed-Shp George Rayner Penhallow, New-Orleans,
barkf Japonica Ga lagher Havana Emily BannIng Ray,
CenfuseOs Chester, Croely Boston brig William Frce
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-03

TT The ship James Fagsn anchored oil Quarsniine on
the 30th Of Dec short Of WITH wv passengers
On the evening the 3st Dec Dr. Doane TOOK oae OF
FTsnoss Metallic Life Beats and took provsoas and gave
all the hearty supper Il Delng very Vst Az"
large quantities efice al the time
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John Seton. rc>rls Sec Private Bones - Doors
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THIS EVENING. ia ; NIL Ne neFiotosd
la IElE CHAMPErRE
Characters Nv he kage Famy Nth performances on ne
Double Tight h pe hy ALt1ne Aad Madame AKtl
Afsr which
LA FORTUNE Or. The Queen q ;hs World
t. conclude with
THE CONJUROHs GIFT.
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-11-05

CoUNTERrEIr BILI.-Tho Editor OF
the Augusta, Ga, Chronicle d. Sentinel
has been shown a counterfeit twenty
dollar bill, on the Bank of the State
of South Carolina which is SO we'll
executed as to deceive most persons
not familiar with the genuine issues of
that Bank. 1t is payable to James
fenton, Mt Charleston, dated May 4th.
1852, and signed M. A. Moore, Cash
ier'' and r. II. Goodwin, President.
In the centre of the engraving, on the
left hand end, is tho head of Washing.
ton and on right hand end Lafayette.
The yignctte in the centre at top is a
female figure seated on some bales
looking at q ship on her left in the
distance. Indeed, the vignettc and
end ornaments are the same as used
IN the old counterfeit twenty dollar
notes on the Bank of Georgetown IN