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} 'fbo Treasurer, or his deputy. viii attend
at the place Of holding elections in The
several Townships, of Putnam county, to
receive taxes, at the times following, 10 wit !:
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF
RHEUMATIC FEVER, In VAN
DEEMEN'S LAND. s 81 .

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF
RHEUMATIC FEVER, In VAN
DEEMEN'S LAND. 'f.s " ..s
Copy Of Letter inserted in the Hobart Town
Courier. Of the LIST March, 1851, by Major
]. Walch
Margare, M'Connigan, nineteen years
Of age. residing arNew Town, had been
suffering from violent rheumatic fever
for upwards of two months, which had
entirely deprived her OF the use of her
limbs; during this period she was under
The care of tho most eminent medical
men in IIohert Town, and by them her
case was considered hopeless. A friend
prevailed upon her 70. try Holloway's
eel ebraled Pills, which she consented TO
do, and in an inercdiale short space of
time they effected a perfec, cure.
CURE OF A PAIN AND TIGHT
NESS in THE CHEST AND
STOMACH OF A PERSON 81
YEARS OF AGE.
From Messrs Thew & son, Proprietors Of
the Lynn Advertiser, who can vouch for
the following ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'd. 1851
TO Professor HoLLt WAY, ... t..u
SIR,-I desire to bear testimony TO the
good effects Of Holloway's Pills. For
some years ! suffered severely from a
pain and ligh,ness in the stomach which
was also accompanied by n sborlness Of
breath, tina, prevented me from walking
about. ] AM Sd years of age, and not
wlfhs'anding my advanced state Of lfe,
;hese Pills have so relieved me, that |
am desirous tha, others should be made
acquainted with theft virtues. am now
rendered, by their means, comparatively
active, and can take exercise without
Inconvenience or pain, which could not
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Mem pnblirations.

A PPLETON's ART PUBLICATlONS-It is the
IA the eAs
us the Painters Of Amsuos and Europe OF tae wo Of AMER
nPan th four beautiful q the anented
Cole entitled Voyage o. Childhood Mlshooi Youth
spsocd ard 0s Age forming seoca series Of Engaving Of
oid Of mer They intended 70 be fthfe representa-
s ,t aSrsSe painters great efrt are 20 TO say the only Sc
w FsRn the snb.ber hs preparation ne mastery
~ Ne S~ns celebrated painters; Raphael CoEegEo, Ma
~ "a Soene. Lawrence LAndseer, Wnoe Wehsser UInfs
NC otne~ Of hike high professional Aacter The sub
Pictures ----~
WI b issued prices fourth
ofthose sked t< the "a ne o Of Eanope
arfisfic execution. ' ~ 49,
Now ressy 70 receive sueerpons the great EnssyingOf
John knox Preaching 70 he Lends fnvsa
in line after DAVID ~ie Pnee s Pu,hcsfisa Pree in Enr-
land go.
slant nrelo3 ven, in soliciting subscriptions Eosrsvnr
GEORGE 8 APPLETON Pr,nt Publisher
w 80 Rlosdwsy, Neu.YsIk
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Chances for Business Hlen.

GOOD CHANCE for BUSiNESS-FOr Sale, or
n EXCHANGE for ty Property Lease at Furnace situated
IN he OF healthy and pleasant location
srd Iron me ~ CHARGES included for s0 % sZ
There market the sp0s Loco 30 tuns per year - per
sbovee Baltimore whatever that pree may Dc Aoaes'
FURNAIE- frbune Once.
CRYSTAL PALACE.-Any active and intelligent
- business Man. possessing capital the amount o. go % 49,
will hear Of chance that vii well Address tAhioiiiOs
Tribune ofice-
TOR SALE-The Pstent-Right Of SHERWOODs
PRIsMATIC TURNING LATHE, for the Counties Of New
Yof for Turning pillars Newell post
bssnrs bed piano efs eh. pos abe ess ootae una
d. eorrer Of East Riyer where orders
Ssiv received or al poyEs1c turnrE Purchaser apply
VAN AEDEN Of IenpSins ard oszn&T1s or 70 l.
FLEETWOOD, No IS Broadway.
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GIANTS.

4 PLAIN Cook, Washer and Ironer, by q respectable
N YOaDg do general hOuwort small family Ap
ply West 25h the Has good city references
COOK and 10 wash aud iron, to do the homework
IA of yafe family by and Chamber maid Waiter
by the Oher These GTs
have es pesence Cal No u tthay IN
the Book Store.
A frst-rate Cook, and good Washer and Ironer by
IN respectable Protestant Woman IN family Has good
reference Apply No us AotsL She excellent Baker
A 5 Cook by a respectable young Woman, in private
IA family; would washing and ironing has objection
40 the country The best Of reference
Call Ne Ia Haond second feor Can be f0rsEo days
is Cook Washer and Ironer by respectable young
IA Woman The beat Of reference required Can Be
days, At No 81 CsrTOllst SozGh Brooklyn
A s Cook Washer and IrOner or TO do the general
"A houewOt Of snail family. BY sady capable Curl with the
AveD1e A
AS CHANBEExAu and Waitress, by a respectable
"A yS1ns WomAH pcvse family H good references Apply
Nos Peuy-st, ~ the Fear
4 RESPECTABLE WELsH GIRL wants a situation
N AID 10 DO plain sewing Hss objection take
children Has GOOD oi reference Cal No 70 St hAss
place.
VNANTED-A respectable Protestant Girl to do gen.
w eA housewcrk szsa emily that well
sash and and DO plain cooking None other need
apply At No. ~ Thirdav- IN the Bookstore
TIN PLATE and SHEET IRON WORKER
N WANTED Peeksk COCO workman VII tns sss1y
employmepi-no other need spply. sTION
PstiskiD Nay IT, NV
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
DUIIDERs of HEAVY MACHINERY and PAT.

BUILDERS of HEAVY MACHINERY and PAT
ID TERMS Ray hear Of lsrse o job likely eouaue for
Of OF AIP Gsi Io . s'o 10 the WORK to Box NJ ~
NOLD SPRINGS, CAPE MAY-For sale, the Lease
- Of the celebrated Cod snss With rse ac'es o. Aa cog .
sTH tenn -s Apply At No Il SIisoi s. fhiisePhia-
STEAMBOAT for SALE-The steamboat COL.
- FREMONT Of the following aiHsus@ss cq 'ss. kss "a ss
bes Is tie Eaaes; VIII stern Wheel = tee, s meter
the te msnDe TIE bSsi and ,nasney are orsy new ass
NiTroS, Chairs Table, SC CAa be r,sd once The
nam ec bos built the Of the Fraakd Creek bat
he's proved too age for the same Sne vii Be SOD g % Ap
ord Pa, or JAS MARTIN Nc. s. Ma'ketst. Philadelphia
CTEAMBOAT for SALE-A small Steamboat. about
cut dollars outlay well sspsd tO~iOE feEp or t-sntlus Pu-
E0,, S91.gns s ssosi aI PRs SSs bshs e
XNTOOLEN FACTORY for SALE-The Trustees Of
w the AUBURN WOODEN COMPANY VII sell a gaeae
Aoetlo1 At he once OF the 1opaa{ AgauI On W ~
Bui Machinery Real Eae Water Power stock IA ProeSSs
BGRN wooLsS COMPANY WITH or ssary to the
s ha can Coz .Ss b is'P Parc oa @ Mi
and AisEy are g. .'.i5a,e eioss, WIN e 81 we o an, s
tie stating al power Ieess.9y i2T that oee The Ma
OF BY aprieaaoH O tie Trustees before tia; DAY.
DAYS As,ru' AF'N 10 THOMAS Y HOW IT. Secretary
$500. yrrRf i61 siE5 81. sg !"
nluus wax FULTON Ferry hons has thirty well fur
tim has wears at $500 years mOosy-masas 80
Enlistment The good win and furniture wall he sold a. sl'
81 balance time Apply TO BhONSON. hNAPf Co.
Metropolitan Bank Building. ITO Broadway.
- 0O0 CARATS Of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
%.OOO be sold AZ as per car,t Ap0ly 70 LOUIS an
RIG H. having large diamonds 20 sell
viii do well 70 call Aueh The highest cash price will BE- given
GEA A MONTH can be made by an active person.
ROO knowledge Of two discoveries, which will send
to person recipe 81 post paid But few so capital
required To axe this oner more advantageous vii send snow
EDGE Of equally lucrative kinds OF business which have been
adyerd by H. Holt and }. Cook either Of which will weld
from 81 70 per week Address prepaid b. b. LESLIE, Nall Port
Chtmuug o., NY.
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Gunner Retreats.

BOARDING at THROGs NECK, WESTCHES-
ID TER-One Families be provided with pleasant aeeom
Ps aps rsp,od situation very healthy Inquire UNDER
HILL on The place, or al No $50 Green&chs
BOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY for the SUM
ID MFR or LONGER the Ire Of the Nestiaven Hudson
River or Harlem Raos5 three hours nom the
MY T% S 'f Boz No % Po6See stating
BOARD in the COUNTRY is WANTED by family
,a %: sadS9 9. OF 9 ' oaad s and oo
the Vicinity are Isq9issd f % gwen
BOARDING in the COUNTRY.-Mrs. SEBRING,
ID Tsytown prepared accommodate families and 'ndvdass
With and Board for the summer season Applications
o be made in person
BOARD at FARMHOUSE.-Ihe subscriber Is
ID prepared make with parties %saas eos
rooms large airy and the situation pleasant and heau re'a
She pacSar. address CHARLES UNDE aHILL Glen Cove ILL.,
COUNTRY Families can obtain good
- Rooms dshshta aud hesny iq p tpa o
t1r Depot IN the New Haven Railroad
COUNTRY BOARD-Snge Gentlemen, doing bust
the city a ;1S, p Sso 's9 eon aai his
accommodated by applying on Moe-av tOd Boston
ROsd) one door fr,n 7th st
COUNTRY BOARD-In the Town OF Cornwall, Or
- Go, " miles from Cornwall Landns ana . ron S
,be ~ can be during nudats
sppeatou unsurpassed for health aud romantic
CHICAGO.-GEOW GAGE, ofBoston, and DAVID
- GAGE Of Bellows Falls VI have ed ora term OF years the
ep BY Ira ouch Esq The fremont OF the largest and best M
shd furnished hotels IN the nited states aud the uosc WI"
are no pains or all hrstclAss house
connected with the Union House Spring
I'll be OF the principal as saits
Travellers respectfully 10 try us OAbE phOItiEf~
fremont House Chicago, =. D IS, 1855
COUNTRY BOARD " ANTED-By family con-
~ .aus OF gentleman wifi AID three children Address Box
2i74 Post-Ofiee.
DAVILION, NEW -ROCHELLE.-'lhis very delight
fol sumner ned for the season Fine AIRY rooms
large garden shade and stabns sd y
is attractions Application &C. be maze by mail or IN
person.
GUNNER BOARD-A family or eight or ten per
- sons Board private family The situation on the
banks beautiful lake unsurpassed for ITS saqbfy and prospects
oeod fishing house the Hudson River within
IA Neiork by Hudson River Railroad Address
THE LAKE., office of The Tribune.
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,,,,o,,s Lectures on Physiology.-Tesh d ~ en-
10 Dr' ssenre Coures these Lee u N 80 81
insie sses Al his residence DAVID ID u IN u y
W" ,S.- al 81 nea Broadway west Of hadison-slaV
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.,bAsa cay lUa.oa1 sse fk,pAY ofass eeais
$50 ~ 20. GREFhEY L NcGLRArd, fr0lslsfN
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ID DAY AFTERNOON At ocl3ck, ihe anEh'pe pee rsy5
ard sdsptsd 10 the this establishment Oi tn
HINCHBACK. THIS EVENING, ct y yo'0sk. the comedy
PAUL PRY. Mr. Hsdawey Paul. Mr. Andrews as Col Hard
Adm aIce whole Museum, Entefanmen &C. y ;ent
PsIouet and Upper Balcony, ~ cts extra
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Vl VESAHT INSTITUTE,
No CSC Broadway
Nov open the and valuable collection o. Fsron and Poe
direct from Egypt md formed
by DE- Abbott during fence upward Of twenty
sale in the rOosnS. OPeo during the Day aa6 Evening
AFIkII AL MANIFESTATIONS.-The Han No
~ as Broadway Of Lispenardl having been repaired has
been taken BY Mes d. BURKHART Rapping and Tipping
MedUns who respectfully invite the Of the Ladies and their
friends the Manifestations which they permitted their
Circles EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING, fom 70 5, EDd
from s TO 10 Adnitarce %
Csoisnt ExSmnans from te every morning Il their
Room No II Huasoost.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN.-Now open
IN Gslares SS Broadway opposite Bonds from A.
to Top daily the th Annaa kxhiOson nsszy 500
artists Single sanission = cents Season Tickets 80 cents
'1NHE WASHINGTON EXHIBITlON-In aid Of the
GALLERY Of the Fine AsA choice collection o. Pie
open hon ga NJ I'll 10 P. NJ, al American Ar Union
Galleries No ga Broadway Ambulance Season Tickets
AN ORIGINAL PORTRAIT of WASHINGTON, by
N celebrated Swedish executed Ph
depbS 1875 Pseuted Washington hlSsef 1871 70 Baron
MATtaOrd Swedish then travelling IN the United state
aud whose family sdeE IT has renamed aee the latter dae 70
che this city, AMI the
great Wt but deemed b. one Of The best Licensees ever skeu
WGshreton THIS portrait days
at The si0Se OF WILLIAMS STEVENS, No SIS Broadway
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Now Ready,
CULVER AND PEWTER: OF IHE CoSTRAsIs OF

~ NV. YORK LlFF i.lu.tated
Ihe TIM hing narrative founded facts the
itr norton which beneath the authors 1bsevs
the reliable Tue characters
e without exception from h aud OF thsm vii be
readily recognized by the reader although the have been
changed and Others cob
ovets by which those who them each 0teS
!" Pic IS cents H. LONG BROTHER No 43 Arns
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NlRCUS NEW. YORK AMPHlTHEATER. No 81

y Bowery Clowns Rockwell and Burtisi riding Mater H.
Nolo Fxrn performance Wednesday ard Saturday Afternoons
al o'clock unusual entertainments both E1n
trian and Dramatic SATURDAY AFTERNOON and ENENIN J.
Nav Ia Triumphant the National spectacle of PUT
NAM Augmentation Spores Of the Circle Hiram w Frank
IN B. sfeSeus Kncsde II Nichols Misc Rose Msdigsn Herr
Wiliaws Master Bure, Mr. Pastor Mark Madisan Rock
wei and Burt nightly appear .-,
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rnR NRW.YORK TRIBU


-. c.tucaNTs. DkHGOrs AID ihh 'AHD"i~h -'-N'' D.
20 Js departure q esel sis Steamer f9F AsP.a"Al-
!, "a cents pci c'Iy'
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HNE 1EAk Oh W LDDOth.-Ch AhLES SChlD-
" NER No is Eassaust, n Y. publishes this day
ONE YEAR; TALE OF NEDLocK By Emile Clieu. From
the ougDsl by A L. Kause and Ebert Perez vo l2uo
Cloth IS cents. Paper 81 cents. &C..
weave and instructive story from the incidents wh;h
uopis trsnspe during year mGlnmOuy original
in ms conception difficult cy effect without trpssng
n,o ne bo d. Of oecacy. here Msdame Csrcn been
en fuccessfu although the story repee netaent and d
No read her books who
feeling that thoroughly embued With sentiments Of te
allied character This book Is one Of ne best o. Madame Cens
woIs and evinc high degree the chssteness and Of
imagnGil0n"
with dehcacy puity and y1vfness which
challerses our hishest admiration" London Dispatch
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=, rev. Augustus LiuieiohB, (E.aDsea't u ins 'es,j
Al The ClnlOn6 1t Academy neH tJoDst BfOoSyn on
tslsiitY the I5tn INST, at - r. NJ. Seats ifee
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T. h would Rooms to two Gent emen aso,
r1e Room The house new aud has all the modern improve
localities n tho city, and ooavonent %
the cars les Of sta6es Apply No. % fhst h soase
.AnlEll .ar
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supreme Court or tho United states

TUESDAY, December 81. 1853.
No. 10. The United States, appellants, u.s. j. McDonoghs
executors. Appeal from the district court of the United
States for Louisiana. Mr. Chief Justice Tia ney delivered
the opinion Of this court, reversing the decree of the
district court, OF the of jurisdiction in that court,
and remanding the cause, with directions to dismiss the
petition OF the claimant without prejudice to the legal
rights OF either party.
No. SO Henry Choueau plaintiff in error. Us. P. Mo.
lony. The argument OF this cause was continued by
Mr. Attorney General Gushing, who interviewed for the
United States. and by Mr. Reverdy Johnson. OF counsel
for the plaintiff in
Adjourned until to-morrow, III o'clock. a. m.
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ORDER or PROCEEDING
PoK YuE FUNERAL ov TnE

ORDER or PROCEEDING
YoK rae FUNERAL ov
HON. BROOKINS CAMPBELL,
membsr Of the House Of Representatives from the State
Of Tsnnessse.
The Committee Of Arrangements. Pabearers. and
Mourne, will attend Mr. Chases, Capitol H the late
residence OF the deceased at III o'clock Wed
sday December ~ le68 whicn time the corpse will
removed, in charge Of The Committee OF Arrange
attended by the SegeantaArms Of the House Of Repre-
senavss to the hall Of the House, where Divine Service
will be performed
AT tho conclusion of The service the funeral win move
from tho hall TO the southern boat In the following orders
The Chspsins Of both Houses Of Congress.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee Of Arrangements
Mr. f. II. Stanton, Mr. 5. Caruhers,
Mr. J. L. Orr Mr.. ]. L. Taylor,
Mr.. j. g. Davis. MI W. r. Smith,
Mr.. ID. r. Jones.
Pall-besreu:
Mr. w. s. Ashe, Mr.. L. M. Cox,
Mr.. J. L. Dawson. Mr.. d. Hem.
Mr. T. }. ID. Fuller, Mr. T. g. Hunt
The family and friends of tho deceased.
Tho Senators and Representatives from the State Of Ten
nesseo, monrners.
The Sergeant Arms Of the House OF Representatives
The House of Representatives preceded by their Speaker
and Clerk.
Tho other officers of the House of Representatives
The SergeantatArms of the Senate.
Inc senate OF the united pfoceucu ny
President Of the Uaiied States and their Secretary
The other officers Of the Senate.
The President of the United States.
The Heads of Departments.
The Chief Justice and Assoc late Justices OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and It's officers
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges OF the United States.
Officers Of the Executive departments.
Officers OF the Army and Navy.
The Mayor of Washington.
Citizens and Strangers
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DR HusrxR 1T will be seen, by card in another col
umn that Dr. Hunter viii pay professional visit 10 this
city his day. and remain Thursday His mode Of
treating bronchitis. asthma, and consumption by inhsa
tion, ha been tested by many in this city, and MI have
spoken fsvoby Of his system. The Doctor IL staying
Mr.. Duvsls, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browa's
HossI.
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n Ra. He~ssas PoetsesI Wcrks-l vol. sve.
III Ruvns Complete Pceicsi worts-I vol. svo.
Childe Harold Wi. evo.
Lady ~ the LAKE. vol. evo
Lomgfenow's foeticaI Works-l vol svo.
Bryanrs roeticA Works-l vol. svo
agpuvp~ys rcetcai WORKS. vol. svo.
LsiIa Rookh-I voi evo.
Hsiieckr Poems vol. evo.
TIE shove srs editions, beautifully bond, p,endsdy
lussrstrd. rRAhCK fAYLoh
Dee -
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NY >. c. MCGUIRE. A~css.seev.

DEAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE or THE WASHINGTON
Dressing Company sucdcnOn this Wednesday
O'clock the premises shall sell al the issA
ensss, nschnesy pasntriGhs hc belonging
Washnesoa ssoas Dessina Company
Twenty of the purchase
when the deed delivered
in and Twelve months with interest by
mortgage the premises.
JAa O. MccUTnE
Dec 70 Aucuonser.
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DIED,

December q, CHARLES sTANl5LAU5 son Of IrAGISTH and
NANCY LAsssLLE, aged years. months and II days.
family invited attend his funeral from the
residence father I'd and ID streets, at ~
day The funeral service win be performed at b. Pat
ricks Church.
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Medical Gard
E"kaafe~ IL Co~s~~rste~ Bvo~eAisd, and .ssfh.rn.
ms HUNTER NJ London, Physicians o Dsessss
tnnes, Ac Will their patients IN Washington wedses
Thursday the 2ssh and s0h Mrs. T. Duvs
opposite Hosei
should their prsvoas tho day
arrival
2S--d2t-
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Under recent enactment, which. IL embraced in the
code OF Ohio laws, debtor who is suspected OF
having disposed of his properly for The purpose OF de-
frauding his creditors be brought before probate
Judge and required testify urder oath in reference to
The matter The fret under th. law broush, in
Cincinnati curing the last week and The result was the
defendants gave security for the payment OF the debt,
10 be worth go,hing.
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sales To-Day.
ny GREEN n sCOrr. A.ouo~ssrs.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Ac, AT AUcrio S-on Wednesday,
VI sell,
wroe and 10 O'CLOCK
n family groceries, wis
Brown, crushed, and pssf Sugar, COFFEE
soap, candles tobacco, sad cgah
FIour, hsh, starch indigo, spices
Sperm asd oil
Vinegar and nolass~s
0ta~s, crockery, and wooden vrrc, brooms
Brandy gin, vine, wbiskey, and spirits
= weights, stand cssks, and fixtures
With other artccs, which deem
euumersss
Under eq5 ~, credit Of and su
months, for notes satisfactorily endowed
GREEN h SCOTT,
Dec 94-d Aucsionesrs.
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ny- Susaithsonfas will given
Monday evening, December @.
Wednesday Friday evenings, December % aud 1 Prof
c. W. HAcky OF New York, will lecture "lnstutions of
Learning and Science"
Doors open a, 7 !; lecture o " O'Clock.
u.~0S
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f- Religious Notice.Eider ID. q. Burnett OF Cincinnati
preach Baptist Church, Wednesday and Thur
day evenings 2sh aud 2oth inst, at O'Clock, p
Dec %
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me, Mr.. Editor thai must dwell on this ceremony -
honorable TO tho ndeliy with which The memory Of Tho
bIayost the brave 10 cherished In France Nor must
say word Of the Of the imperial court from Fon
,snbesu tho Empsors shooting parties du.
ring tho season cholera which has already counted
over three hundred victims ia Pads lyoar readers VA
thank mo for ,hs Of tho in tho East. which may alter
NJ. G.
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Arrival Of the Northern Light.-Twe weeks
Latex from California.

Stsspship Norhssn Light, H. Churchill. commander.
arrived u New York Saturday with $40 passengers.
and 81 900 900 Ia sp.cie on freight 10 c. MoM.n
1t IL O'clock m, with SO psssengers and u 10
specie on irsgh and large independent mail with sd-
vices from San Francisco Of the LIST instant bringing the
passengers and specie through from San Francisco 70
New York in ~ days and IS hours-irom San Juan in
s days.
The Northern Light connected with the steamship
Sierra Nevada. Captain Baldwin, which lst San Fran
cisco on The ls instant. at ~ O'clock p m with oS7
passengers, aud vi 500 900 freight Tor New Orleans
and New York Che arrived at San Juan del Sud on the
The transit OF The passengers and specie across the
lslhmas occupied IS hours.
On the 2sh instant Mrs Gary gave birth to fine boy,
weighing IS lbs, which chTisened John Nicaragua
by Father Gaaher OF San Francisco.
Bremen brig, with 200 emgraals for Costa RIGA, ar
rived on the 18th. NJ San Juan de Nicaragua
An Efgish brig-o-war was gong INTO the haroof as
the steam r left
The Northern Light encountered severe gale OF
wind from N. w., from the north OF Cape HatscTas,
which lasted is hours.
SUMMARY OF CALIFORNIA SEws.
The Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco November
I0b and the Sierra Nevada and Uncle Sam the l7lh,
bringing an unusually large number of passengers.
The expeditions fitting out in California for the pur-
pose OF exploring the aurerous regions OF the Amazon
seem have made progress and the excitement has
in great measure died out
On Friday previous to the steamers sailing. the State
visited by south east gale. which did some dam
age in various parts OF the State. Rain fell copously
for several days, causing great rse 10 inc mountain
| streams.
George w. Hail. convicted OF the murder Of an unof-
Tending Chnaman sentenced TO be hung at Nevada on
! the 30h OF December instant.
/ Among the deaths in California is Aphonso Brooks,
| of Virginia; also, j. s. Bowman, OF Pennsyly ana.
| Another prize fight between Allen McCloud and Rich
ard Shaw, for So 900, of in Georgetown, Fl Dorado
county, on the 9Th OF November Twenty rounds were
| fought when Shaw was declared the victor.
VIM. hi. Vinton, late clerk 10 Capt Chase. on board
the soreshps Mayfower, Gold Hunter, and Rhode Island
was drowned al San Francisco the 23d OF November
| by accidentally falling overheard
The committee ra'sed BY the legislature TO examine the
books OF the comptroller and of State has made
a lengthy report.
| or July last was $2,390,7s0 90
War debt exclusive of interest soc, 0O6 al
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The returns 10 dictate choice.
The Great Republic was only Insured for go 600 in
state street The New York Insurance companies suffer