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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

Fsysl SEPT %. ships Montreal Gray NT Baf1r cl-An'
Erie JeInageu Fabavs DO sept p Otho Bectenan New
bedford lsrdsd g. bbs oil 80 Chs Msner DO el,sn; t'Se
sfugton hroih-son DO do, jill Cesar Bah
oock New-LOrdcn esr; 25h. bsr D,nnell Chery N'w-
BEDFORD ship Louisiana Norton do do - lark sr ns
in Packard :h LsFk Tened Nome New 10 don ssded
- ths oil. Oct bark Hope Waite New Bedford 40 y bos
ship Sfeison do ceaH, Sd bark Aired Iy' RIP 0y
L6fait1wp ships MoD'peter Mcom5'r Seb d. I'd
laId,d q his. Wssl Brown Seq iarbor clean Ira sS
Earle Adene Obhs Ponsr0y farhsven do
4th .hp Gideon tovl.rd Bryant, New 'd2t au Cd % e9s
oil btt SheI herdsss Waross Ms clean sth ships Robert I'd
Kelly Nes Bdf d do; s. Geogr Dies Do Do ia frank
In Richmond DO do lh ship Triton DorDn Do landed % ob
oil; brig Eetou. OrlsGus clean l3 bark America
West New Bedford 100 bb oil not iandas l7h On ieogs
lsrded 7bts oil Mosul Clark NeFL0nc0n do ll1tsi
18Th r. ndeer Cromwell New Bedford clean ah SHIPS
tsrOlsDus jwyn Mytc clean Minerva Tease New Bedford
lsndeo b. / oil WIN Wort Asbby do. clean 2s Champion
NttslInsn landed ~ bbls.
Sal ed iron Fdartowh 7 ZeEss Coffin Rose for Pacie Ocean
Sailed from Warren l. 18th ship Hoogy inian and fAehc
Oceans
Ar Hong Kong seps. T. Barclay COe Nantucket; from
Bcuro ell not ststsd
Cspt Luce ofbark Atlantic OF B. reports her Al
ST Iahalinss Sept had taken whale last cruise .
SFoienSspt TO- OF Bravo ships Ocean Faler 81 Ss dnll
Nichols 90 Jsmes Arnold SULLIVAN CO. oil IL not stated
lzth Hibernis, Honeywell oil nee leaving the saad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

ARio Jnsiro about Hlds Charotta (S~ for New
York. ds Cynthia. (Brl for do ldE
siS SEPT IS Glars River Of Plate with mos, o. IN
vad csrso. bris Oh iiauO) Newoteans <th,
Albotsfod 29h hsrks virginia Ana Robertson
New Orltss; Up.huT, from Nfors san Francisco 3h
H1ghs DO ut V,s1yus Clsgg River Of Plle Sea
bid Smith NewOeans Cd c. Oden Watson, Philsdslphf
oh < A Nickels Nickts Mobile
Adyfrtad Liverpool 5h inst Cslafa ( for Boston llh
Andes and NewYok 10Th Edward stanley Robinson Tor
5h Norh America Gorhan. DO n Clie Wlc Jnbs
Hrpegbe Htwts ink Gay stephen Clover Badry ADD
do. with Dispatch Atlantic West tJr
Yok 18th Europa do 18TH Shannon Thonpo1 DO 9TH
Wasii Couinr do sthi West Point Auiinr
Clay smith and C0ns uiion BrtOn DO 7h r. dirs
do Sh Argo saxon suo do sth 5dd0ns Bggs for DO
Ith, Mimi Allen DO 18th. Orient H 81 Andrew Fster
Houftop DO 18th; YORKSHIRE Young and southlmpton fssy
20 ieth; Oo Kesesa O.. 2sti Ahburon acWans d. p,
Waterloo Harvey 70 26th jersey, Day and New Hnpshirs,
cpsich City Of Leitch fr Phl-
A.rek Stevens. do 18th Mary Piessnfs KeDnani do With
dTstch NsTsgsn FAYE for baltimore Oh My Hale ROLLINS
60 tn Scotia Mclean do with Dispatch Fzjanes Hoyt for
New Orleans 9Th Clara Wheeler Nelson do 9Th Nsy N.ug DO.
10Th Roekawsy Goodwin and Mary Adelaide, Vspsr do 9Th
Od Dominion. SsnpsO do with spsich
Ar Of Fort Philip Australia Aug a. bark Nmrod Nichols New
Ycrk April So via Rio Janeiro
Arr Halifax Ms 18th inst brgs Laura Day NewfOrk, J0-
seTh FugsTe from PictOg for P0s.on chs Elena sp N1vaus
via Newiofk; Herald CrOwe. Eew-YOk
Arr &c. John. D. l7fb inst brig Huron Watrrs Boston
CID 18th ship Fsfx Munroe Yrp0o brss Belt Rshtlrn, B1t
tonlth 0Acaor salter NewforA schrs Pilgrim Morrn aad
laviria HuiG Eoslou.
Nessin ih 1T bark spsrd Savage m Vow Orleans
18th inst
Genoa 2oih uf brig Chatham HARDY. Or SICILY Tow DAYS
losd for foou SD date barb Mary a. AcBda roinsn sos
LsghoTn aud n. l1rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

One lot foIa Mr. Cruon OF Caftsrsugus Co y Of lSs
y,rv GOOD craze price s. eseh sheep very inc 80
1he tbcve-n entonsd sheep BOW W Caaao-.Nr
T. e yery vefhsr Of the Co,swod breed osF y.Ns OIL
Sh,ep Az lug from TO &c q r. as IN ln.iy Ate
sYg In Wssh rstcn Msrtef from - - y D - IN q1e
b he eses ibe week with good supply on hand s7d
the n srkef Doll ., . u.,....
9Th. tfutlsTrly inht have rs.e sHs hte acsei = ~
trnaies EsIl3 81 the eslssso n, cows 'oa ~ A
,rd Is ~, az the hatcher matter wletn
two t,v az ~ moths old The number received L only anoa
half o. 'tte rrrIl her The week before . e-,
Cows CiLvEs MIX csvs have not arrived qaife 80 Icy
~ be. wi suoush dfrnsnd Bat few hand
,.,sv trt,gn ever, buyer with yoang
calf Win brirs 60 about the price o. ths
eafcss, fr tsef ~, -. ..
SWINE -Tts tss been bad week COR PARK TIE wAn W.
deter and they he'd on hand neaVy
M f1s me week have been thousand more
than III ve,k tefoe hf bs teen All on se hns
l, wei ard fsi the week before Ihs Harlem ro.d rs ~
wei Own the weather to-day We nay i0oA '' sI
fhs Wsek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF Nsw-YoRK.
cleared.

st..npship Georre Law MCGOWAN Aspinwsl NJ Roberta
shirs-ffas Holmes, H.wki New Orleans Wn Melon n
Son. J1s Nesnth Miller, Liverpool Nesmith sous Man9A
Lee London MsrTrion Hadly. Liverpool Tsy Merr O
nee Nsu Anfwerp Poppe Coz kssnlzoo Taylor Slyannin
int rhof Piter Co: ksie Morse London w T.
well Co; James Wright HgchnIs NewOresns, Jss w hill
lips; Arabia BouteLe, Liverpool. acsmith 4 59ns - -
Bks-Hudson B. snsv Norfolk mls.er Wave Harpn SaVsn-
nab, Lorfn loliIs
Br1sEMsa Brown Mobile Fosdiek sc,mOni W 7 Dgsan,
HoroD Wilmington nCr,sdy, Mou Co. Lley Was Hal,
Ihlfdelrfia w Ewe Co Isabella Siekers0n Con sve
New world - Cadz; Auesbury, Guild, As9in~al, j. '" El'
well Co.
scLooners-iSr1as Wilen (Duehl Seheeve, Ansterdaus
Punch Ueiueke Exsmpl (Br Smith, Psiseof0 Ss,
o. De Wolf; Jarnestown Peerbug Js Hunter Coz
Fers Goee ss'spush Scranton fsllnsni sani j. W4nhs
Ffarei. Charleston HcCTesdy Mou 4 Go
Progellsr Novelty, Bell Philadelphia J Brisse
sloop Charlausgae Crawford NewOIleans Sesmhh Sons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

By 81 horty ard tie request Of the Banks inl se1
M se ou;-sesous sriee published IN TIE Heran Of tas
xerurg IN regard to Bank dealaioTs give un4ua
fsd denial q The truth Of the charges therein made q far
e. gsrd, tire Bank q Commerce Merchants Bank Metro
tor<sr ReEk md Anersfsa Exchange Bsnk Tie Han
svsr Bsnk II uaimpOrtau, and Old difficulty
Ro.g tzfk tie administration Of ike frft officers Of that
Bank Tie State Bank sfsir have already given the
tat IL regard 70 The whOe foundation Of the sweeping
rscrsn.s q TIE Hro6 T. resolved INTO these two min
y01sni cfeul:e We think The officers Of the Bank Of
III ss,e eynee Ts; lax u jDdgnast in allowing ranor
10 tlsecsgsie tie les he Bank has fer inssad Of max
irg gubf sor TIE information O! ia 70 kbotcr ~ ON
eI estssr; q The souuf ard tsye Esason - believe
hat the Beard q Direction d tha op10n The
-tfcsrs may airs and asfsn flEi h nob14ys
tusIsss q h Bank what lie ~ has been bu' ibs
pubic very sTi make sseh rsers heI as'nsss ard
crsp Imagination II hey osBH0 oan fcss Ia regard
% the meeting u fo1yseven Banks which TIE Hra4
1isd he led E ihe psfsyas II eosEi3efng here
dsiak sfnf Il il Only neeesssTy " s;as TIA, really
eaGd ar he psTpeae u eAsDz.ag tie seensas hpur ~
III Gssrrg HoUss firm y SeDck 70 % >cock, silcA
-UI.Bg iks WI b ouF AID ala
10 csogls f9z1e OihfF oes1lE d lie Clesrng systfa
If ssTnIgs q the Contra OLlo ia way IN tie HS9s
, II Aneasi eetternl.f eI1 OeiobeT lsss we're.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
Domestic Forts.

Alexandra Nov ia Az sehis A. psvrsus saivaa Eos.
ton Am y nasssway New NuA PA aha Nsfhaair. hamas
Coafy rro,dsu Mary Guv1 fcanstan tSA
hats Rehs srsi Aud nsht'g seAr Lawrence WicshaN aa
.,ls wm wslsss lal iisr :, isAs Na El.s Fess New
Nwh
fuatoN Ne, q Az ts r,esrse, ~ raei, Waao.,i
Fstes, Nesfs New NN NJ GsAsas.las 'skss
ws tts, rtu.s, rtt, t,,ks a,,so ,nsl N,issA 8 iAa
FNssts,h ise.t - "A. N.si ts'rl y - Ass@ asas
ir"i wN.~ fsss f.' Ns.AfAsd t,.. N,ttaN ,arl Ncs
fr~ p fs~N o. lave ~ sefts ~ iff~s y = hsstsa
f-kh "a. tNs-.r H-s,e fsAf-tt pe,tssNih = fass,
TEA hA.r YAej.tA. N-~-fs Nv. ~ esA-'~ Saves
- b.rii. k...v~e +. Fh,al, N.lh, rst.4.lfA., "a
t~,s- ~. ~ ,s.A, t,e - fs,-M ~ y-lsA tS.A u
Ni,- i..,y-ro t-~ Is = At.--e Ns~a Nae is.,s- ,
=. ~, t..,s ~ s-'. $50 As-s4H ~ ~.
,,~ Fh.,-[ stl..1 ,t.A' N.Y.. E..s 49, 49,.
Nt~se f,,4t u N,.4A f,.l-- f.t.4y-e ~, !, as
EA tre,r~ lfsh4ee ~t@ 'yys ,egN Y fVss.-'
rMbSg, IN n 't,s.s- Ny,E 3 NJ 81 y ~
NhNss. stkk s,.s- ~, Ny ". ~ s,.-,l,,, 49,
kVWtbie& fH Ap~A.et4 fSl4 N.,,. NV--s "a EA..~-
I5Ntrfls M 49," ~ ~ y. 80. w., w.
faSs Na'Ya,saAGSa gsN'..S S@Ag Y 49, i.
,AEN'taa MwAy MATes w ~. ' Ssss
s W.rSS.ss Nj az. ss'a ,, s.Ass ....
sw,Ne}ps WIN xS'sse e..AxaA ,eas.. s.v.
@vtsS i s.a..a x' s... s.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
geetipts Of Produce .

r, he North Rer s6 Dbl. Flour 81 d. Ahe. loo2
DO WHISKY I5c Corn. 272 DO Barley 5000 do Whes
Lis is Leather 200 bxs Cheese 81 b0s Pork 80 do Butter 10
DO Beef .,., - =.
lshe, "a 90 Beef Leather loads Of Hogs DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
spofreu. &c.

Nov H. of Cape Hatsras brig Live Oak Of DsI.en boua
noTh.
Nov ls souih Of Cape HepoPep, brig Ae's from Boston 70
Philadelphia
Nov is Oh Cspss OF Delaware brig Alura Ann
Nov Is lou 60 brig Maria, lBf) from GAsow 70
Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

7.ssl..... sss 81 sz1es ssloc7 sls ~ 81 ~ "a
.T.tss e-.irt Bssts .xes t1oO-2os.sd BalIs
ts-E1ec 1rc-r
AZ. n ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud NEw. HAyEs ..

~ ROAD BONDs.-By farmer recitation Of ne -. ,
tie holdsr Of he Bonds Of tee Company tAns
L. d DECEMBER have the privilege q sD1rtsnsl
n 1866 par provide the holder thereof send
nee Of the Company no dSnoyef-st ioT rfdp y.%~
veni.r uext This m1y be dom BY letter sdirs<e ~
rer living the name and numbers o. he Bond. -
rb.ns. WM BEMRSf frss
B.-rbe exchange of Booss shove sothorsed ny 49,
ueostsy for tas accom- nodation d the boce-. un w.
10 the Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

naval r,ans sta hri~Ssl '.'''.,' H'"''- - W.
u, ~ na.ee, "a "~l. a. "ss
me,.ss. y,N,sm,' ttinH's" 100 TIE '"".T'
Asuv. .b,a, te ae's' w''ss' ." VI" ""' ''''' :"
ftt' we te slats n r'i a. israe 'i l-i I"
M .,,.k h itk, tssNs ZEN talHst N' 'h" "t'A ppN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

s.sSas,,.>sxss>s 4 - sse w. \, -. =, v,ssy,s
a. w. - - " "a seNN . ~, b fet,.i "a. '''fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

The cattle THE out heavier than those Of last
ere man brought in 2sl, which averaged 6ss ID. net
Another ll3 head, average Gee ID. Another lo G6G ID.
The range of prices paid for the past three years has been
tt follows.
lf5 = cwf ret. wa ~
1852 = cwt net. ....-...s.s............. N9 %
= - Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
Ivy Telegraph.


pOerON Nov ai-Ar bail Mao.A IN rna s'resnln,
Crsnost Lrbo saganna b Absona Rotterdam Charlotte
l. MalssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

EILCUIAk.-IDe nndersigned lave oPensdk ~
~ irE Hous. az No 10 Walst- New fofk, sndd ~ ~
SIUEGFs FILLS .Id are prepared 70 receive 1891
eAterd lie usual facilities such thnk proper 70 opsss
with them nj, a. -.
qhe houso will Re conducted in connection With oeSt,l
Sfrtese Ia ilciruaii The senior OF which has bad esee
reriencr IN boIt NJ for the last dfteen y-en ...l
Partc or attention will b. paid 20 the purchase
and otl,r Sec rtiss on commission BY c DELAsO -
petro pnnlev, 4 Co > who In connection With 80
"'i''sN 'N' nm" " ~ WIN SrUkjN
Naval oc, ! tesa ROWLAND ILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

CTATEMENT of the AFFAIRS Of the MIYTpl1
- LiFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of NETWORK ~ y
Cutrtsf sItrE OF 81 1883.
Net asset. on hand Aues ia5 per bsisncs BOOK Al
RkDEltls DURING THE quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
nudnclai

,..rvo,- Nr~ Yosk NV Is Ri
"a Rsnk will be he'd - rhs hsnklns hos. on TUgsDly "A
dsy Of Dec, mbsr The Poll VIII Be oessd . Y asa -
NJ. Fer order \. 6 bRADfoaD n ~.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Daniel Webster aud EIderado a,
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. THE Chagres
steamers Daniel Webster and Eldorado
nave reached their wharf in this city.
lhey bring news of fires at San Fran
CISCO, Sonora, Stockton, DownieviIle and
sacramento. Losses not heavy.
Mining is encouraging. one eleven
pound lump has been found. A brural
prize fight took place at San Francisco
between man named Carrigan and an
other named John Carery, for $1,000
side. Carrigan was the victor.
There is nothing further from the So
nora expedition.
There has been an earthquake at Hum
boldt bay.
Several murders have occurred at San
Francisco.
Trade is more active, but prices low.
The health Of California is good. The
crops yield well.
Captain Brown, Of the ship Ontario,
was accidentally killed.
From the Sandwich Islands we have
no further news Of a change in the min
istery. The Small Pox is raging in the
Islands.
Late news from South America saws
there has been immense gold discoveries
in the region of the Amazon.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

uS Mr.. l.. '. CROSBY, who sung t. crowded
i.uJ for many nights i'll this city, some years ago
~ leader Of the =" Harmonians,' and by special re
quest gave concert at the Presidents House and
" no is III fact one Of the most celebrated ballad
singers and conn Oeers in the country engaged t.
give OF his rich enter t;nuents at the FAIR in
the spacious and finely decorated supper Of the
new baptist Church on 18th Street near G., to night
December lotlI. at O'clock, and another on Mon lv
night, December 18th. Among the popular pieces
which will be Suag tonight, are the following: The
HaFPiest Time was Then, The Grave Of " Washington
The Aeily Ballad, composed of thrty-two different
airs, Meet me by Moonlight, The Gamblers Wife, Ly
special request; and number of others entirely
new To this community.
Abundance TO the Exhibition and Concert only %
cts Children half pric-. Refreshments of all kinds
furnished TO order dee IO-It&-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10

&s- There is no bstter time than the present "a
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
10 those Ill want Of superior low-pr;csi apparel
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE III LLCLOTllIAG EMPORIUM Browns build
ing, where they be suited With every variety and
style OF clothing. Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists In part OF fine black and fancy co ore
cloth frock suck and dress Coats superior plain and
fancy CASHMERE business frocEs and sacks: rich
talmas, paieats end sack Overcoats: with tn. beet
selection OF fine black doeskin and fancy Gu simere
pants cut velvet silks sutin cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts, collars, drawers, socks crayats
h"IId&erciiefs, suspenders, gloves, undarshirts &c
All CT which tsy Will sell lower than any other
hots" in this or any other city We would also call
the attention Of iies 10 their complete assortment
Of Boys Clothing. large supply Of servants wear
aiways on heuJ
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10

Re AN ouS7E of fact is worth POUND Of theory
Rnd The swarm Of coucu i've facts that cluster around
tht i'c' ElpaFal'e Preparation. Iionhand's German
bittr' "rcFared hv Or. &. VI. Jackson Philadelrhia
estah!i hing IFS sa.t!r rs "A tonic and restorative arr
-ueh ~ wou Il prevent incredulity itself fr M ones
'h"Iuc ITS efficacy. In all eases Of disease of IA,
stomach whether acute Or chronic il NAV b+ recon,
ieh ied l'l rs So9liuI cordial and ranovatinp in
iueuca. dyspepsia. hea rtburn loss of appetita nan
sen. nerTOGs trrrn"rs. relaxation and debility &c
axe relieved - the iters in IA very short s,nr.. o
uihf; ani Jersey crncc III their ne never fail. T.
work Il thorouI care
For sale bg DRUGGISTS pyprVwhrrn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10
I'D Il II, ID

ON Friday morning the 9th instant, of chronic
Group, GEORGE MARION, Youngest son of Thos
ana Mary Ann Rabbit, aged years and months
lonely and sad Is the household band
That gather al days decline
f"r We miss the clasp of Tie tiny hand
thu Tie smile that would answer to thine;
M stloufs iias Ned from the little mound,
WI mere on IN your anguish We bow,
e.ech .he deep sigh, though the teardrops flow
FOR thy Mannie's angel now'' r r
inaitlihofe and Richmond papers please copy.l .
=, Al New Orleans, Of cholera, On the 2srh ulrimo
Mrs. JANE J. HODGSON ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10
AUCTION SAG6S.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auotion..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS near the NAVY
Yard On WEDNESDAY afternoon. Deem
Der 18th, at o'clock, the premises shall sell
original Lots Nos and 2 in square No SAL, 'front.'
ner of 9th street east The property has been sub
divided so as to make three building lots. with a
front of % feet inches each Virginia avenue
running back lilo feet ii inches; one lot with a
front OF 80 feet inches with an average depth of
about so feet; and three lots of II feet So Inches
each, with depth Of so feet inches.
Title perfect.
Terms One-third cash: the residue In six and ] 2
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing in
lefcSt. j. c. McGUIRk,
dec Cd Auc,ioDaar
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10
FIRST BALI
THE
MOUNT VERNON CLUB

'j'hk Executive Committee of the Mount Vernon
tlub Jake ? easure In announcing to their
rends and the public in general that they will have
Tie honor OF giving their first BALL on THCRS-
DAY, Dec 18th, at CaruSis Saloon when they pIedge
themselves that nothing will be left undone which
tends to give pleasure TO those who shall attend the
Ball
The refreshments will be furnished by an expert
enced caterer, Mr.. Hammersly.
The best coIiilon music has been engaged for the
OCCASION
Erecutire Committee:
Chas. Holbrook, Quinn,
Ed Warrington.
Managers:
VIM II. II Towers, John Nelson
& Howard, James Williams
Il orme, VIM. WorthnTpn,
George Dom, j Clarvoe
VIM S Scott. NJ Dove
ID Gallagher, George Cation,
James Owens
On the part Of the arlington Club
W l. Jones, b. w Brown.
On the part Of the Island Friendship Club.
j Dudley, Alex TATE
On the part Of tie United Club.
Geo Smsllwood, j Coleman
On the part Of the Genesiere Club.
D. Davis, J Brooks 0'''
On hs part Of the Island Social Club.
Driscnll, H Dudley 0"'
On the part Of the Ugly Club.
MeGhan, GraH,m
On The part Of Georgetown Social Cub.
c A OIutt c w ScbeJI e'"'
we would respectfully inform the public that they
VIII nave no OCCASION to leave the hall tn
each person. ~ "
nckets ONE DOLLAR-to,be had of the Managers
dec 8, !, 9, 10, IL, ID, Ii, lists
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10, II M.-Flour is
dull. Buyers offer for Howard street and
City Mills, $3.50. Wheat has advanced :
prime White, 2l.52 Sl.59. Red Sl.44
a Sl.4S-l2,000 bushels sold. Corn :;
prime White, 81 So cts. Yellow, 81 a
Go cts.-l5,000 bushels sold No change
in other articles.
The brig Olive Branch, Of Baltimore,
for San Francisco, was totally wrecked
at ICELAND Point, Bermuda She was i'll
Sured for so, 900.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10
New York Markets

New YORK, Dec. l0-1P M.-Flour is
dull: 10000 bbls. State brands sold at
1913; Southern at 81 S7.18. Wheat,
Soathern white at 81 &C: red S145. Corn,
mixed, 80 cents-30.0O0 bushels sold.
Cotton firm. Stocks quiet.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-10
BY j c. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.

VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT iu the First
' ward ut hucton.-On SATURDAY afternoon
the 10Th instant at o'clock on the premises shall
sill SUBDIVISION No. IL, in square No l63 fronting
30 feet on ;north X st. between 18th and 18th SITS
running back l46 feet IL inches a so foot arley
with the improvements, consisting Of snug back
huding.
Title perfect.
Terms; One third cash; the residue in six and II
months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest. J. e. NrGVIRE
dec I'd Arct.onoa-
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Sailing Of the pamnaro

New ORLEANS, Dec The Panpero
sailed to-day for California, with ninety
passengers.
New Orleans papers contradict the
New York Tit,a.s's false dispatches
about the cholera. The disease is very
trifling.
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The Cattle Market.

GEoRGFETowS, Dec. 10, 1853.
Ihr supply Of beef cattle during the week has
hrrh large, amounting 10 $40 head, 300 of which
were taken by Di-trici butchers. at 81 u n 81 -
and i; few very prime brought 81 ~ 100 II. Sheen
continue very scarce and in demand, selling Al
81 l2E q i 30 T. loo n gross 100 head of hons
sold n :" ID q s. -. Large quantities OF pork j..
arriving ny wagons, and finding ready market a,
- - a. - -.
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DIR ESERVES, JELLIES, 81 MA II
L malades- comprising Peaches Pears. Quin
ces Lines, Raspbcrrirs, Straw berries and Ciron IL
ligallon and quart Jars. domestic.
LINES Ginger, CitroH, and Pine Apple, West In
Ola prsS+rvtE
Canton, dry and preserved, Ginger and Chow
chow fresh.
Red Currant. Ounce. Peach, Apple and Grange
Raspberry and Strawberry Je!ies, in quart, pint
apd Lalfpint jars. domestic.
tiuava Jelly, in pound and halfpound boxes.
Brandy preserved Peaches, in gallon and half
aUn jar, domestic
Brandy (rreserv.d) Ap.irots and ;'olchrs, Wcs
Iudi4.
IIaIfpr"spryed Frnits, all kinds. for mailing pies
Fresh Peaches and Pine Apples hrrmetcaIly
sealed. SHEkELL & BAILEY,
Successors to J Z. Kihhey Co.
dec st No > Cpp c, mtg Market
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F-- C"NSuMTT!oN AND SFIITING EL0OD-s.a IN.
Certificate # vi. Gunner IL. Ramsey tor many ycurr
Proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel. Frc!ericEeiurr
w ana late Of the City Hotel, Richmond. Va.
pr john hing2. Of the City Ct Richmond tioua h
lfz Lisir physician, aEd of course opposed to what
iie called q'I1ta me!i,ihes, WAS obliged say That
IL good rt 5 III t { 81 MIR RAMSEY were won
d,rtll indeed.
lie tird been given up b. several physicians: had
tried mot OF the quack medicines, and on tlt
Ter" 81 DESPAIR ~ "cli a. the grave hen he TIED
Caters Spapi-.. Mixture
We ref'r the public TO lis full hnIl Lengthy GER
iihcate aronui the bottle, stating hls cure.
<.*:et aliy-rii-culrrt
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The Resurrection Excitement. &c

SYRACUSE, Dec, S.-Twelve students
concerned in the recent body -snatching
affair have been arrested, causing great
excitement.
Ice was formed to-day in the canal
basin.
The Chronicle, a free Democratic paper
published here, has suspended.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. pECEMRy,

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER
ARRIvED-Schr. Eagle, Willett, Norfolk, to Ma
ter. ~ 'iAe
sc.lr: Rebecca, Humphres, Boyd's Hole, corn and
wheat TO Shnn Son.
Son. " -'''A"
sehr. Independence, Reed, Mattox, wheat to Shipn
d Son.
sloop Three Brothers, Dixon, Pennington, corn 10
Roach Washington.
Steamer Powhatan, Mitchell, Bait, to Shipn &
S.n.
Steamer 0sceola, Mitchell, Bait, to c. Iewett, and
freight for the District.
SAHED-Three masted Schr. Gulf Stream. Gran
mer Boston, coal by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co
schr L. III. Nickerson, Chase, Boston coal by the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co
schr Maria Jane, Jones, New York by Fowls 4
Co. y -0"'e
MEhoRANDA.-Schrs. Sea Witch Hawkins and q
port. i s0
DECEMBER g.
ARRIVED Mott Bedell, Tredwell. New Yo,k
to s s. NJ Gsters & Son. I'M
MEMoRANDA.-Brig Fidelia Hicks cleared at New
orleans, 1or Georgetown, LIST inst
echr. 'olant Oliver, cleared at New York. for this
port, eth inst IVA '-'
sehrs. Arlington, Murch, and Lavinia Hopkins
tiaeneid, hence at New York, eth inst