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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

OK Packages of loaf, crushed, pulverized and
~ clarified Sugars
20 hhds P. X. and Cuba Sugars
25 do +. r. and Cuba Molasses
100 boxes Brown Soap
rs do Mould Candles
35 do Adamantne do
Is do s x 10 Glass, for sale by
d. & S. BLACKLOCK.
Alexandria, Oct %, 1852.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17
FIVE HUNDRED AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 A YEAR.

WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE UNITED
w STATES, active and enterprisng men, to en-
gage in the sale of some of the best Books publish
ed in the country. To men of good address, pos
sessing small capital of Ss25 to 500, such induce
ments will be offered as to enable them to make
from SO to $40 day profit.
C~fThe Books published by us all useful in
their character, extremely popular and command
large sales wherever they offered
For further particulars, address, postage paid, }
DANIELS & GETZ,
Successors to w. A. Leary & Co,
No. 1873 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
Sept. %, lS52-6m.
USHTON & CLARK'S Cod Liver Oil, said
IL to be the best made, for sale by
nov 5 WIN. BOSWELL.
EREsH ORANGES and RAIsINs just re-
ID ceived and for sale by
dec 9. JAMES 0. KING.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17
RNC ALLISTER'S ALL-HEALlNG ONT


BY this means it opens
those avenues through
which nature carries off
the impurities within, s
thus relieves the body OF
disease. 1t is thus it
cures Consumption, Fe-
vers. Scrofula, Eryslpe-
las, Asthma, Salt Rheum
Sick Headache, Quinsy
Sore Throat. Rheumat-
ism, Sca!d-head, Pains
in the chest, side, and
s, Sore Breast. sc. sc.
nav G. pa ETUN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17
Alexandria, Va, Sept Is, 1852.

DEARs OIL AND OK MARROW PO-
I'D MADE.-Put up in bottles, in handsome
styles, and for sale low by
JAMES ENTWISLE, Jr, Apothecary,
je9 opposite Sare2ta Hall, Alexandria, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17
HENRY PEEL,

Late of the firm Of Cook & Peel.
HAS enlarged and newly fitted up the Store at
Il the corner of King and Fairfax Streets, ALEX
ANDRIA, Va.
~ H. P. respectfully presents the above
~ announcement to his numerous friends
WTMaY and customers, acknowledging his CRATE
3 Es.M3 fu sense of their past favors and support,
sAMfsNA and hopes by continual perseverance and
watchfuness to the wants and advanta-
ges of his customers, and presenting inducements
which economy demand and improvements create,
to deserve their future favors. The stock will be
greatly increased and sold at such prices ac-
tive and personal application to business can Afford
OJAll orders will meet with prompt attention,
and any article required not Immediately in my
line of business will be purchased to the best ad
vantage without extra compensation.
Alexandra, Nov. 25, 1852.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

N s. S. BLACKLOCK invite the attention of
IL. merchants and dealers generally to their
large and well selected stock of GROCERIES,
WINES, BR.4NDIES, DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
&c.. now landing, and in store from schrs. States
man and D. l.. Sturgis, from New York, and Kate
Stuart and Harriet Garrison, from Philadelphia,
all of which have been bought at very low prices,
and will be offered to the trade at prices that can
not fail to please.
Alexandra, Oct. %, 1852.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

CADDLERY.-Justr received lot ofsuperior
- Saddles, Whips, riding and carriage Brides,
Heads and Rims, Martingales, Stirrup Leathers,
cotton and worsted Girths and Sursingles, horse
and mule Collars Blind Brides, Halters, Plough
Hames and Plough Bits. For sale by
oct 90 DAY & PADGETT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

TNOBACCO AND SEGARS-Just received
Il and for sale prime lot of Chewing Tobacco
and Segars. Also some fine Smoking tobacco.
oct 80. DAY g. PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

nOWDER and SIIOT-All sizes of Shot can
Il be bought at MEYENBERG & BROS.
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NAVAL BOARD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUTH-
RES EsTIMATES-THR GLOBE NOT P.<RTY PAPER
THE SUPREME COURT, ETC.
FROM REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT

THE SUPREME COURT, ETC.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON Dec. s, 1858.
Tie Board Of Examiners for promotions and adm ssons
engineers into the navy convened at the Navy Yard
to-day-EDgineer In Chief Daniel B. Martin, Preside mt.
From the number Of candidates present it Ia believed
session will continue for three or four weeks
The Secretary Of the Tressurys estimates for the
fiscal year. handsomely printed 200 pages, were laid
on the desks of members this morning The entire est
mates for the ending the 3Oh june 1885, are SSH
600 277 IL.
The estimates for the army proper So o00 for
the naval establishment, So 2s4 900; and the steam
msil service, 81, 400. O0O
The Globe is cut this evening. 1t has leader on ib
new orbit in which it states distinctly that it will not be
party paper adds that hitherto it has been almost
exclusively employed in rejecting back the country the
action OF Its representatives, it is proposed make
1t act vscprocay and present to Congress tho dssss &
the world at large.
Judge Young publishes card in .morrow's SrsSre.
stating thst he neither candidate for the Osrkshp
Of the House before the democratic Saturday
evening" nor sthe House to day and that his name was
used contrary to his wishes and Intentions
The officers elect Of the House are being serenadsd to
night.
The Supreme Court met at IL O'Clock to-day Present.
Chief Justiee Taney Associate Junces Mclean Wayne
Nelson Grier, Curtis, Catron and Campbell After OPEN
ing the Court according to CUSTOM adjourned and
compaDied by Its officers waited upon the President
Purser Samm has been orderid to the sloop-o war
Portsmouth, now in the Pacific.
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Broadway Theatre--NIiss Davenport ~
Adrienne.

"Adrenns the Actress" . play translated from tho
French for Miss Davenport represented hs Broad
way theat last evening for the Hrst time In New York
The main plot may be stated in few words -Adrisnn6
Lecouversur (Mss Davenport actress of the Theatre
Francas (regr Of Louis XIV } becomes enanored Of
Maurice Count de SAKE, Mr Pops) who Is beloved 81
the time by the Princess de Boulon (M,s Alb
bott) The princess is betrotAsd to the Duo dAuont.
BaryJ The Count de SAKE ovss Adrenns but does not
love the Princess Like many other Of genius he h
poor and -pends upon the Princess to for him the
fitting out Of two regiments with which he intends b
conquer his duchy Of Courand He therefore pretsnd1
affection for her Both women discover that they
rivals when tie Princess sends to Adrenne poisoned
bouquet and the actress des from the of inhang
the odor Of the aowers Several other characters and
number OF rather weak situations worked into this
plot The language s sometimes forcibs and brlliants
Miss Davenport played Adrenne very WELL and the dying
in the last act finely rendered She elaborated
the cooquia dialogue, In the nrss and soord ao, to
such extent that she seemed slow ct mes and
reading Of the speech from Ph@dre she turned to the
audience instead Of the Princes and snd BY whoss
request 1t delivered This was rssrfcs of nature
to effect but the intensity with which sac delivered ths
concluding lins-"And bears . brow insensibls to
shams"-wOsld recompsnse for greater inf actiss
OF taste. Az whole, her performance was charaotsr
lied by adeity to nature; and the n which ahc
venge-gses far TO place her high upon the roll Of living
actresses IN fact do not remember any actress In
America w-o could play the character erectvsIy
Che not we'll supported deserved M Pore
very careful with his part bet he WAS hardy easy
enough for tho elegant Count do Sae severa, Of his
prcnunciatons wsrs hardly correct Mr.. DAvdg0 mis-
conJsved the character Of Mchonnst and made pre-
cselJ like his comic old Michoanet eccentric
but not a bufo'n. Mr.. Davidge ais, imperfect IN
the tcrt In fact, several spoiled by the
foult in others MRS Abbott seemed know vsry
little acut the wordso her part but her last In
the fourth act pretty weil played lr Howard bur-
lesqued the character Of the Able Mr. Barry had bus
little to do, and that well DONE The Ap.
pontmers of the stage good The rst acto
went oil heavily, but NUs DAvenports excellent acting
In the fousth and afth aroused the audience and
their applsuse hearty, well dscrim mating.
The piece lauy, because it wants connection; tho
characters vi th the exception of Adrenne and Mehon
net, hing but skeleton sketches and in d.
noen not told anything about the fate of amp
of them exc ]pt Adrenne. AS medium to display Miss
Davenport aients the pisoo well chosen and Adrienne
is one of her best ch haracterss
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The Mortality mt Sea
CsI1ca or THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION,
NEW York, Dsc.5, 1858.
To THE EDIT0p or THE UvuAun


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
DEAR SRI would respectfully call your atten ton to
Injustice done the Commissioners OF Emigration In
the article in this mornings HERALD under the head of
" The Plague Ships"
The Commissioners OF Emigration have control over
the quarantine laws of the port of New York. They,
however provide, by act OF the legislature apart.
ments food, medical attendance and all other necassa
res Tor the ick emgsn's at the Marine Hospital whom
the Health Officer may find 1t necessary to ssud to tbs
hospital, or whom the Board of Heal may send thsrs
subsequently to their being landed in the city, sboring
under Infectious diseases y
TIE Commissioners of Emigration have never declined
furnishing any Information which would be useful for
the pre- ervson Of the health OF the city; and though
much Is imposed on them. they have, hope through
themselves ard their agents. done AL tbs possible for
the comforts aud protection Of the emgrant
When You bear in mind that in the month OF November
30 sol pcrtous at the port OF New York ship
board, With such an unusual mortality, you will readily
conceive What labor It's concomitants have pacsd the
Commissioners and their agents under
The Ccmmissorers make annually report to the te-
gsstue Of their recei pts and peudure and all other
details under OATH which report is by authority printed
and circulated as widely possible BY giving this
'pse on in your Issue OF to morrow you win plain only
what ia due 70 the Commissioners. e.
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Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. s. 1883
Our cotton market Is wthout ANNA III ion-dealers
awaiting the Euroras arrival
CHARLESTON Dec s, 1883
Our cotton market to day has declined &c Lc prin.
cpally mic ding and loser descriptions The
were 100 bales at Sac l0sc 300 bales fair Georgia
brought l0hc.
ALBANY, Dec. s, 1858
The receipts during the past twenty four hours have
been annexed Flour, 10 600 bbs wheat. SO 600
bushels; IL COO bushels; oats 900 bushels; bar
ley Il ,0t0 bushels Our markets dull ana the only
sales worth noting II 900 bushels of sa ley at S2c
s3c for two rowed Ssh for Wisconsin, and S4c for four
rowed; oats dull at sic.
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Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE CALIFORNIA STEAMERS The raail steam.
ship Illinois, fer Aspinwal and the Nicaragua steamship
Northern Igh for San Juan, left yesterday afternooa
They both crowded with passengers bound to Cali
fornia.
DEATHs AT SKA.-The ship Athens, Capt Robertson ar.
rived at New Orleans the Goth u, with Immigrants
from H.vre reports having had twenty two deaths
board duiIg the pas,a Shs left Havre with 328 o.
board and anchored OIL Point with 3Oo
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The An,i-Renters-A Assnals Trial.

KINGSTON, IN. r } Dec. s, 1853
trial took place here Saturday growing out Of the
celebrated anti rent suit in New York; last summer.
While that suit progressing, young man ma med
Croghan Of Color NroghAn, Of sandusky nsorisy
attempted to get up fight with the celebrated anti
renter Neil Benson and iostled the old about
sidsrably Benson sued Croghan for assault and the
trial ter minated Saturday in verdict of $1,000 for
plaintiff Judge Harris presided. Mr. Sanford, of Had
son, appeared for Benson and j. Hardenburgh, of King
ston for Crcrban.
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Canal Navigation,

ALBANY Dec. s, 1853.
Considerable ice formed the canal last night but
boats st arriving and tbs weather is moderate this
evening
SYRAeusE Dec. s, 1853.
The ground has been frozen here for days past and
the weather threatens snow The cars from the West
are covered with snow.
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The James Adgcr at Charleston.

SHARiEsroS Dec. b, 1893.
The United States mail steamship James Adger arrived
of he bar here at four O'Clock this afternoon from New
York
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House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1856


THE OPENING.
The galleries densely crowded. and all excite
msnt until noon-when Mr.. FoRsKY the Clerk called the
House TO order With the OF the House. he pro
cesded call the roll Two hundred and seventeen mem
hers answered to their names.
THE INJECTION or arAKKR-cREAr ExCrEsKNI
Mr.. Oips, ldem) of Ohio, moved that the House pro
ceed TO the election of Speaker riua roce.
CRns-" Call the absent.es.
Mr. MACE, (dem) OF Is., moved that the members be
6rst sworn.
CHEs-"No, no.n
Mr.. oLrs' motion prevailed.
Messrs lrger, OIL Chandler, Davis of Ind and Ewing
appointed telers.
The following ~as the result =
Bailey Of Ca Iayly va rhsdal. Barry Beeher
GsiSSt Curtis
bovas, Drum Dunbar, Durham Esssnsn EDDY Edsss
Tisysnec Fuller Gamble Gosd. Sfssn, Crow msnisSn,
ss % Ali yI hsus,s ss s uss..
gsr.oil johnson. Jones Of N. Jones oi Kidweii
af, .n ifsss
MeSs, Mace Macy nsuEoS sasy. May Kaya Miller
sob oIa Oliver Now YorS .rr Pscfor fsct, Peek
Philips ,iss d shfl sGs
bins = E2ye M knn seymsur Shannon ssas Shower sLsl
ms snoasrs stanton Tennessee stanton fn Of %
stevens OF Michigan Stratton, Sraub Smst OF Mchga
Taylor Of New York Thur ton Trout Tweed Vail, vansan
Waltrdge, Walker, Walsh, Warren, Wells John Went.
For apsrrn r. CnAsDnsn {whp Of Pa;5Msss.. Apple
Eduonds Eyefhart Faley. Faslcr, Franklin, Goodrich,
narlsn of Ohio Bolster Howe Hunt. Knox McCulloeh,
seady hchcy Russell sabir Sage Taylor of Ohio, Up
For SOLOMON c. HAVEN twhig OF Y. Y-Messrs. Aber.
crombe Bennett, Chandler Ewing Stephens Of Ga and
Reete-6
For JAMrsL oRn Is: R. dOm) Of s. C.-Aikon, Boycs,
Brooke, and McQuton-i.
FoR H. d. CAMPBELL, (F. s. whis) of Ohio.-Mcssrs.
Btnson, Iarpcntr Dewitt Gidaings Mateson Nor
gar sspp Tracey Washburne Of Ill Washburn OF Nell.
Fon JonE g. MILLER, twhip Of Mo.-Messrs Caruthers.
LindIcy. and Oliver, of Mo--3,
For ". S. AsHE, (dem) of N. C--Mr Clingmsn.
foR WM. PREsroN, (whiD Of Ky.-Messrs Cox, Haven,
and Zollcoder-3
For PRESLEY EwIso. twhb) Of Ky-Messrs Ethsridgs
Grey, Kerr, Pur, ear, Rogers, and Smmons-6.
ron J. N. hrILsoN, dem.) OF vA-Mr. Keitt.
foR J. g. DRrcx RIper lsm.) Of Ky-Mr Sollses.
FoR 7. n. HowE, (whlO Of Pa.-Meoers CampbolL q
Ohio, and Msaoham-2
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STATEMENT EXHIBITING THE AMOUNT OF COM AND
BULLION IMPORTEo AND EXPORTED, ANNUALLY,
FROM 1921 TO 1858, INCLUSIVE; AND ALSO THE
AMOUNT OF IMPORTATION OVER EXPLOITATION, AND
OF EXPLOITATION OVER INFORMATION, DURING THE
sANr YEARS rn.... az r.. .r
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BALTIMORE DEC 3, 1893.
The New Orleans papers of Tuesday last received
The Picoyne has read the evidence In the case OF Dr.
Steiner charged with the murder Of Major Ripley Arnod
and rays iusains the defence that Arnold attacked
Steiner and fred at him with weapon prepared for the
purpose
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Ths Ice in ths Psnobscot rrsr at Bangor has broken
depart.
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Non-Arrivai or tho Europa.

NOn.Arrivai OF tho Europa.
SANDY Hook, Dec. 5-10P.M.
There is no appearance of the Europa yet. The wind
Is light from the E. 8. E i, and the weather hazy.
HALIFAX, Dec 5-l0HP.M
No intelligence has been received OF the Europa at this
port up to the present time.
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raj departments containing explanations In regard to
them. am, very respectfully your obedisnt servant
JAMES GUTHRIE Sec'y Of the Treasury.
Hon. Speaker Of House of Representatives.
Statement Of the aggregate amount Of balances due
from individuals the LIST of April 1853 the books in
the Treasury Department, and the payments since.
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Total aggregate. slo4 637 59s 16 SIT $50 993 SO
Many Of the items forming the above aggregate are in
the hsr DIS of disbursiDg officers and will satisfactorily
accounted for
Statement of the advances from the Treasury on ac.
count Of the expense Of each Custom House in the United
States, during the year ending June 80, 1858 =
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Personal.

- - - .
written long letter to day, giving full particulars.
Address q. L.. Post Office, Hartford, Connectisut.
If InE YOUNG LADIES WHO WERE AT HERR
Driesbach's and at the New Haven depot SATURDAY.
afternoon will address a line to s. NJ d. Broadway Pest
ONCE they will hear something de ddedly to their ad-
vantage
NEIss MARIA MOLLoY FORMERLY OF GREAT BRI.
l tain street. Dublin Is informed thai her sister Mrs
AoFinn the place is anxious to her Inquire Of
Mr. Ephram Cannon, staten Island Ferry Saloon White
hall, New York.
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STATEMENT OF THE REDEMPTION or TREASURY
NOTES DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE
80, 1853. Amount
Reimtur,s ment Of treasury notes, per act prior to
July %, 1916, Of which 81, 200 funded and
$3.50 received for customs. ............... s74o
Reimturtemant of treasury notes per act of July
% 1876, Of which $50 was paid from specie and
sa,25o funded. .:................ $500
Reimhurfeme of treasury notss per act Jaauary
cs 1s4,, Of which $50 was paid from specie and
s5,e funded. ........................... $3.50
Total. SIG 700
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Two FgRNIsHRD OR UNFURNIsaED PARLoRs TO
lea with without board with two bed rooms in
sntssl family, 70 gentleman and lady TO single
tie nsn In club. Location Broome street, one block
9en Broadway. Address Lewis, Herald once, for tive
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BffB bOttOm Vp-vcifcIs AsnOre, &c.
CHARLESTON, Dec. s, 1858.
The steamer Florida, from Jacksonville reports ves-
sci, supposed brig, bottom up, nine miles north Of
Point Augustine light.
The brig Melissa Anne is ashore on Talbot Island
The schr Citizen from Wilmington ashore a Nassau
let and the schr Longfellow ashore on the south end
OF Amelia Island,
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7 .0sT-oS MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, IN
~ Caps Elm Streets russct yalise liberal reward
will be paid by leaving 1t At Canal street, J. PHELPS.
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THE LECTURE sMAsOU,

nR soLGER's LECTURES ON RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
~ The second lecture of the course Wedn ssdav maya
Deoen dnstead Of Tuesday, the University Chapel
Waships ton square SuheotInterns condition Of Turkey
cents -
MR: DION B0URCiCAULT AT HOME FOR FOUR
.lu Literary soirees entitled Winter Evenings-Tuesday
Dec 6-sketches OF European society Thursday Deo s.
The story of the stage or the and adventures Of
%a Of wSman ThpS.sSay Dec Amy e literary in
celebres in Europe. The orignas London high life
9rom which Mr. Bourcicaut drew the popular
his Comedies &c DE. Hope Chapel 7l8 Bro Adway
open =. lecture to commence at o'clock Admission
nifty eeEt Tickets to be Hall Co.'s Broad
way; Naanorden Kings, Wall street; the principal
ho snd at the Hop Chapel the Of the
ment these tickets will besr numbera
cured se.is jim the Hail. Tickets course
will secure the same seats each event ag
PHTs IoGN0MY.-DR REDFIELDi THE GREATEST
living physiogno omist will lecture subject
sTstd y splendid diagrams at ~ this evening at the Mu
Admission % cents. N BNo connection with the spirit
ual Manifestations in an adjoining room.
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The Steamship Andes atHalifax.
HALIFAX Dec. s, 1863
The screw steamship Andes, from Liverpool the 10th
utimo for Boston, put into this port to-day for coal
er dates the those already received by the
Atlantic at New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AMsEIcAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-A REGU
"A lar meeting will he ht this day noon, its
85l Broadway. Subject Frauds in Packing and Want Of
Honesty and knowledge in putting Fruits the best
Method OF Keeping them. Admission free.
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RUkS, tURS.-$lO00 WORTH OF rUR5 SELLING AT
II hal pdce to close the Tho stock consists
cch mink sable, stone marten, ftoh and ermine opera
cloaks vicorines mu and cuffs Tho whole TO be posi-
lively sold this week the proprietor declining business Call
~ "a Cortt andt street, in the basement
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E,oR sALE-A soRRgL HORSE, WHICH HAS
been used family horse for u last the pre-
cent together with leather top and
which hs sheen very little used Can be at BarIs
bic, 80 rankin street.
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Ravages or t:c Cholera Mt New Orleans.
NKw ORLEANS, Dec. 6, 1858.
The nerrents during the past week. in this city
372 including 2l4 from cholera.
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THE BALL SEASON.

Gy0MPLiMENTARY n soIREE TO e. GILBERT WILL
the popular American professor Of the Fashionable
dances he commit would notice TO pupils and
friends hat tho arrar completed for the eemp
mentsry md goree ho given at Montague Hail. Brook
lyn uosdsy evening December H. whre they will be
happy to meet them that Tickets viii be fur
nished Mr. WILTON, calling at mis-
street. B -ookiyn; price 81. Music ~ Dodwor b.
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Total s27as7sss $685. l5AO7O slsssl SE sl26sn.eOo
Year. s.d!,s Sept So Mae nsa,As 70 Jsas -. Year
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THE TRADES, sc.

VONr ECII IONER WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TO GO
" South, to very healthy loca'ios-oae who knows
thorough the business of making candy ia all its branches
with cor e.p,nding knowledge 4 psstry rks An
married preferred. None need apply who
willing make then selves general5 eul Sat SIS ctory
references required character and ability esp
temp Apply this rnng bet she hoars Of
ii and j.. at rs CortianGt street
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VyHE SOCIETY OF UNIVERSAL DEMOCRATIC RE-
pub.icauism will meet this evening, Dec g. at o'clock
ut No Is in tho Stuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway
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THE MILITARY.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DEM0C RATIO
IA Re- ubican General Co nmttee will be held this
ing a half past o'clock, ~ the Stuyvesant instu to
make this gements for tho
THOMAS J. BARR, Chairman
&C.. &C. peIsssEn: s,nIs }secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06

sIhs sum includes S. 5S5, ,428 94 bonds in suit.
Accounts Of the
9Th Auiu0r.
Ledger Of Receipts and
Expenditures. No g. $l2 373 749 So $37Z 43S 81
Auxiliary Ledger and
Expenditures. 49,. MOL 248, 1856 OF -
Total 9th Auditor ..$l2, ,622 t34 SO s377,438 81
Accounts Of the Commissioner
General, Land Office
Auxiliary Ledger Re
ceipts X Exp'rs... No. 8, 1880 28
Ledger accts. of Re
ceive,r Public Mon.
eys, &c............N Moo, 1,4e3,63e SO s4e,l75 So