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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

NV YEARS BEsETscTTOs.-For several years
past some Of the lsos- connected WITH the Home %
the Prison Associstio have preseuted each of the
sick and IDIOT children in The Hospitals at R.uj.lis
Llsnd with dolLbaby, az New Years gift. This h =
become spOual festival for those unfortunate
and fri. ndless beings The preaeuts scene is rich
in overlooking delight and gratitude List .r one
Of The loiO's IN the ulness of her bear, elterained
the donors with sorg. Ga being asked. az Why do
you ~ che ANSWERED, with az expr sion Of great
surIrise ct such 8 quostion, Why, was bern 10
sing"
The doll dressing comes OF this week and the Ia
dies will re hsPpy to receive donations OF pieces Of
bright colored six suitable for the purpose-slso,
few oclsr. pay for the dolls. Any bright coloed.
dazzling stufi of elk cotton, aad TOYS Of shy kind,
will be acc ptsble and may b. left q, Mr.. Hsydocks,
No. II Br .ads'.. at EIery Gibbsns's, No 10 Wal
st., OF at No..l9 Lamaltine pace.
A n. GIBBONS.
HANNAH ~. HAYDOCK
ANGE HICKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

The house Of Joshua P. Calender. Dean-st nes
Powers. wss entered on Saturday evening ~
1880 and clock. and robbed OF clothing, AZ
Sss so.,, IN money, with which the thieves escaped
No arreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

ISAAC L. TATEs
PANTS CoRpIUN Doors and SHoss, for tender feet
No 4ss Brcsd~sy, cor OF BIoomest, New-fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19
LAW LNTELLIG ENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Dee. 10, 1884
psfor Ind Al

TRIAL on ISDICIMESI FOR sNUGGrfNG
Senui Heibuth. indicted on q charge of smuggling
in steamship Washington, in which be was pas
sepgsr, in August Last, quantity OF diamonds,
we'cLes, jewelry, and precious stones. ssrs:
o ConOr and DOnohOe appeared In bis behalf, aud
Mess,s. Joacbimssen and Cochran Tor United states
Mr.. Thomas j. Brown testihed to being an Inspec-
tor of the Customs; be boarded the Washington, on
her arriv al from Ca off Quarantine; ne proceeded 70
inspect the baggage OfpasseDgers; saw Mr.. heuou'n
in The cabin who asked him 10 examine his baggage;
witness went iaio state room TO examine the bag
gage OF asst nger nah ed Furstner aud Mr. Heibuih
came in; witness asked Mr.. II. il he had any goods
about bis person, 10 wbioh he replied on the word
and tOrCr Of gentleman, that he had not; pro-
cee6cd however 10 search him. and discovered ia his
vest pock ot end also in la'ge linen belt around bis
person the articles spoken of the diamonds he said,
were only con NC paste stones OF little or no value;
be offered lsrge mm If ] would re-tore tue large
package and not expose him; said Il would ruin him
that lie had been caught, but he had neve.
been caught in such a caper beiOre he offered to
expose the names of other parties, who he said had
been lareely engaged in smuggling diamonds, II !
would let him have the packages and notexpose him;
told him | would speak to Capt. Rynders and see
what could BE- done about it; Capt. X. and myself
called upon Mr.. H., afterwsrd at the Carleton Iousc,
and he walked with me down NassaG-st he required
the suIrtncer 81 the articles before he woul make
the affidavit ss 20 other parties; told him they had
been deposited with the Surveyor, and he must 20
there for them; he made offers for myself and Capt.
R,nders if we would let him off | told him. when he
fret IT sde the Offer that was a sworn oihcer, and
wa. bound on my oath, 70 do my duty snd 80 would
coi slider in relation biz proposition with view TO
getting the OF other parties; he did not give
any Names. I conveyed what ] took from hun, aud
.lfo some articles four with Mr. Farstner AMI an
Other 10 the Office Of the Surveyor.
Mr.. W. c. D,ny-e, sno her ln'Pector, also testified
10 n articles being found Mr.. II ana large offers
made by him to have them given back 10 bin, ard he
not to be exposed he said money was no 70 n n
The witnesses closely cross examined by Mr.
O'CoIor. To be continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

ten's Y SEEMS n ~ invrlvei n Considerable n-,
eey. The case will be Investigated before jus, Q
CLARK in f. = dsy..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

CAr1URE 0Y POcyET Look DkoPrER-N
fou'he ans Frsrchy, old sfseader xss yes;zr ~
tuesieo Tor s@'noiug .-eeeh"ea mined R,tea.
house, out Of $40 BY picking 10 asaile; which ap-
resr.c 10 be ws-.tored with slO snc ego bsrk bits
sbj IS rg him 10 tai il uoti toe oxnec called for
i. 1tfh the vercs-i c1untiyman cid after, 8;
Pouches suRges,ion giving he latter go f,r being
the fortunate finder The wallet c)ntsinef nothing
bu, worthless ssop bills resembling some WIS In A.
pesraIoe bark bills. The prisoner held to bail
by Justice O.b9rbe in $500 10 az wer IAe charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

coAI-It Il stated By one who q engaged in the
co.l businCss that there are 30 coo uns Of coal ia
boat. nov fast in the canal, between Esstcn snd
New Here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

Simeon Drapers regular semi-weekly auction sale
Of Stocks viii take place tomorrow, at lai O'Clock.
at II o Merchants Exchange.
The comparative receipts Of the Nsw-York and
Harlem Railroad Company, from August to Novsm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

FoorNes-TotaI amount Of Capital. Dec IL, sHsA. 80.
Totsl .veraee amount OF Loans and Discounts Dec =.
ss0 fqS s5l Total average smouat Of Specie. Dec ,.
@IoN3Si Total svrrsge Of Loans and Discounts,
pee 49, TOTAL average amount Of 9eeie Dec 10.
gil IA pI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

Tie exports Of domestic produce Bgure very high,
beirg exclusive Of spe e 10000 900 yeater than Tor
The fan ps year Of Is47 when the amount va, $780,,
$4,000.
The following sales Of Stocks and B,nds we're made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

FoREIGY OPERATIONS OF INK TRACT SocHTr-
Interesting intelligence was communicated at the
meeting of the Executive Committee Of the Ameri-
can Tract Society yesterday afternoon, the 18th inst,
from various parts Of Europe, Syria, West AFRICA
Northern India, Siam and the Micronesian Islands.
The Rev. Dr. Batb, Of Cologne, Germ any, reports the
publication of the one hundredh edition Of his b.
." bic Stories and their translation in dozen new
languages. The Rev. Mr. Buel, Of the Greek Mis-
son states that the Pilgrims Progress has been issued
in Modern Greek and that Ceporeur is sue ,essiuy
employ ed in Northern Greece lie sOllcis English
publications for The British troops at Athens and the
Piraeus. The Rev. Mr.. Hunter Beyroot, requests
appropriations, and writes that works Of the Tract
Society in Arabic from the missionary press, have
been called for at ConStantinople and Alexandria.
Zone result Of the war; be says, will be An in
"creastd demand for them, wherever the Arabic
language is spoken. The Rev. Mr.. Galich Ascension
Island MicroI ess, Acknowledges the timely receipt
of grant of publications, and writes of the CONVEX
zion Of a sailor in that remote region, by means Of
tact. The monthly report OF the Treasurer showed
the receipte to be s23 Gle. The number Of Colpor-
teurs is ncIeeipg, ord tho field of christian cutter
plisc charging. No fnsncsl difficulties should lead
toretebchmont in benev oent gifts to this and kindred
charities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

William Wells Brown, a fugitive slave. and author
OF " Sketches Of Places and People Abroad, mo-
tced in Tx TRIBUNE On Tuesday lsst)-wiu give the
AniiSIaverJ Lecture at the ,ber lscle this evening
His residence in Great Britain for the last ye ye 4rs
has, doubtless, qualified him to utter much whole
come truth on his chosen topic" Our National
" Charactor and how il il vinwad from dlstanoo :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

sS2T Iue.s ess $40 Dec =! s'2l lee sa
DeducIipg the Empire City Bank, which Was no<
ncuted in the previous week. there is decrease in
Losps Of sec, l5e, aud Of Circulation, s5ss sIs.
coMPsRArivE q loEss srssrs. Crcesssa sss ~
yosin " ne BaAks o. the On II Ns0 fsrk. ~ Ne sss
sadiz9 Sgfs fdS De- y 1884 lad Sdisydgs. D<s ID 1874
To -l1 ~ RtEk he sffrs fsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

Cihfs IN ~ oeys
tHARoE OF GRAsp LaHCrsr.-Beuj. Springer We.
ytsi Day err stsd snsreH1 With tasinQ on Sundty
~ Dr. 81 iereo to- hou-e of Absie Gpdsnish No az
Gi"nEfb-s', IN company wi'b two "Saarr-BDys a"
NJ = IT. cus'odv ard sier abu.in- he in n-tas saf
tsstSiiinR tie complainant ran Oft with her wa'oh
spo ch-in vslued al GO. 1ts chain Wa found il
Ioss 'sion Of Springer no Tas hsl ~ justice Ciat
q il nfirr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

BuDce & Brother, the publishers Of "Fashion
/" and Famine" desire US TO say that Mrs. Ann 5.
Stephens has published novel, either in Boston or
elsewhere since issue Of that book in July last
and no work recently announced by any Other house
headed with the name Of that lady is from her pen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

HOLIDAY FEsTVALs.-A Fair will be held n the
Chinese Rooms, commencing Thursday, (instesi Of
Monday, as stated yestsroay,l and continuing
through The week, the proceeds Of which will be de-
voted TO the fund for the construction Of free Ep'-
copsl Church on the we<tern side OF the City, a.
"Ladi.s Memorial Of Bshop Wainwright"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

TIE CASE OF DR.. BEALE.-Dentists. Physician,
and Surgeons, who signed the petition for the pardon
Of DR.. Beae, and others iptereste1 meet this even.
ing at No. 81 Bond at t. bear the report Of the gen
ileman who was sent to Philadelphia, and to atteni
to any other business which may be properly brought
before them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

The annual presentation engraving for the sub
scribers Of Tie Alyton is a view OF Niagara Falls,
giving spirited and faithful sketch of one Of be
mercus aspects of the sublime scene It is seldom
that so distinct notion Of the grea. Cataract ia
veyed by pictorial representation as in this well
executed plate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

Eoorfycs Total amount Of Capital Dec rs, eHSftSS
To, svef.se unolnt Of Circulation Dec 81 fS1e1 Tot.i
eytlsae amount Of d, posits Dee 9 $50 HsBe IotA ever
age ar Of Crcu alton, Dec 10 ~ N i'll fSe~ aver
az al oqnt cf Deposits Dec. Is. fsl DIO3S . A
The BsDks I'd below the Atlantic have no o"oaeea'
Nth tho Clearing House
CLEARINGHOUSE TkASsscri0ss
Pxchanrs wses ending Dec ll...........elH.S,sH
EsshaL ses week ending Dee B........... l6zlsttsS
Bslsness week ending Dec. IL........ Ssoes 10
Balances week endins Dee ls......... 5Jbooo
The redemptions Of Public Stock last week were
si55,l5o.
A considerable portion Of the funds required for
the pay ment Of the Ohio State interest h1 already
been RENTED to this City,
The comparative Imports and Exports OF this
country for the past three fiscal years Is ~ annexed;
UsfrED STATES IMPORTS EXPORTS. FISCAL YEAn hN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

The losns ,sew TO charre Of Importance. Tue + n,
pire City Bank IS iuclu'ed this week. and ~ssscs
last week which accounts for he sPpSrecs increase
Of loans Ire crcuis'iou shows continued do,reiss.
The sexual contraction Is sJ5s as ,kiny s5t5 900
in two weeks. The deposits shox incresse Of
shout 81 100 oco The increase Of specie aa@depo.
si,s i manly 10 the large backs. Tire small up to IN
ir,trcb. continue TO show the eec, Of toe dis;rus.
which hss prev ,e3 for some weeks in res,rs 10 them.
Txs Of then, have no, even the full amount Of their
cspitsls under discount Thr,e Of TIE street banks
lod over ,hr G sud-s half millions Of coin. Or
tsnhs are rev in strcrg position, and ore nos
likely 10 be weakened for some time to como BY
specie experts LITTLE judicious extension OF faci-
tee TO their dealers would give considerable relief
end could be extended without danger TO themselves
It should be done not in the shspe Of call losns. but
in the discount Of business paper and not to an ersns
which will require contraction hereafter. The com
psrstive figures are;
Losrs Specie. Ciesslstseo Desssiss
Dee. H.. $50 saS s. sio.tSSSt Slt'sS sS.EUNS
Dee. Is. sossSstt u,Gi 81 '-Sliit siSHS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

--Dcc
Amount Average Aver'xe Average Avecsss
NANs<or Of ism'ut Of amount smut " amount
BAsks Capital Lcans& Of LasnsA OF
Dee. t. Dsc gts Specie. pise'Its Spees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15
LAMENrABLE DISASTER IN CANApA.--Abou

LAMENTLBLE DISASTER IN CANADA--About
the end of October last Mr. Jean Rancour traesman
St Roch suburbs, in easy circumstances embarked with
his family and edge in open sailing batteau to pro-
coed to Escoumns below the Saguenay, where he had
comfortable farm His family consisted of his wife, daugh
ter aged sixteen, and two aged thirteen and nine
years He possessed four houses in St. Roch. Rough
weather after their departure and the fra
vessel was very near laundering off Goose Island How
ever, Nov the vessel being tossed by strong
ery wind filled with water but the ghtness of her
prevented her from sinking Their suferings from cold
being in the water the waists may imagined but
not be described They drfted into Tadousac Bay,
within few fathoms of the Shore and soul in view
to assist them In this critical situation young man
named st. Michael threw CHI st of drawers overheard
and by cngng to reached shore in such exhausted
state that he lay down senseless time One the
attempted to land by the means but persisted
St Mchaes faithful dog at length brought of the
inhabitants to the spot where his master lay senseless
They gave him every necessary attention, The Rancour
family succumbed from cold and exhaustion, and soon
after their bodies washed ashore The bodies
brought up to st. Roch and Sunday last the collins
presented melancholy spectacle they conveyed
to their final resting place. after the usual service Que-
bee Mercury, November %.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15
Z v ~
Passengers Arrived by Steamers

FRoM MEsipms--By The C. Hugs:
children, sparkle Mr. eess Young 8 Buchanan Nj
Summers Rumble Nj asr, Mr Penny Wenny Bourgoqus,
Dir Coleman sprsgue Dir Bowling Mr. Trund,
Ju,Es Bolinge Mr. Bsks Mrs Books family
Murphy, Mr. Copeland and lady. Gilmore, g Couri.
FnoM PIrTsBuRGH-Bg the Ranchcro: n.lIe.-
servant, The Bellies Coss
Bowling and nephew h Hopens Bush Parks Foye, Bride,
w G Hsrsnworsh, Barleu.
FRod CNcINsArI--Bu the Mediator
Flanagan, Young Davenport, Nelson, McCay,
Kendall w Kendall Hamau, Mcmillan, Raphael Cook,
Ely, hir Msy Mss Boengar Cecfl
Brown, Heney,J Gndu, Allen, Fleming
ShngIs lady and child, M Price adl KerchYa
| children.
FaonI WILLIAadsPonT-ByH HE Bella Donna 4s
Mt Holt Farnr. Fubar, Loag, Mceiufy, Tsy
Boatuer szdsr W 9urnay Slaughter, BOYD Dohey
Dupne Paffey MeIesn MT Hardngsfel Clais
Lombard Moore, w Bsauchamp, Kirkland,
Mcoute Mr. Smith, SprgeS Bertrand G VI
Miss Brown Mrs Taylor Barron
Gill and servant Thos Hut hnsor
MIR Connolly Mcclellan M Seofsld, Mir WeiIbein
Tigner, Burke Pugh Rob Muir, Berwick, ady child
and two servants Mr. buguoy lady AID child Mr. Whitman
FROM yIcKsBuRe--By the Frank Lyon
NJ Bailey w iams, Gresham, Capt Hendrk MIR plua
1ady Mrs Newso Mrs. Gshams child Mr. Gray
an, fl Phillips, Brues
| FROM NAPoLEos-By the T. p. Ledthers:
Barreughs W Jehnxioa, Dusy, Good, Humes D.
Gibson, Mr. Rsbin, Sanders Simon, Galloway,
Winston aud servant Winston. N Baldwin, W staelsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15

saSs FsoTs fp
rlsss eseis
Hssy des6 Mspewsl Mls aco ii Dc MsIlhonny sole
III TsRsSsg
orders do Male q FIissson Conway aso5
% Thsahf Carter hhds .agsrJ De
Egana-Total 1871 bales cotton.
Williams, Bathurst Carroll
DO
81 do George smeaes Robson As9ss Do Nelson
4 ssass fsss.ss
saP sgs s.s wilson Ys g
wsma do Anderson Mssefs a9 Felix Walker &sos
deo2 do Henderson, Acosandrias TO ordsTota
10 ptss yaa wassfaas ss@ls Do
IS Ss e
Msss as dc W nss @
DOZEN chars hf ssss OK. cheese g beg,
e 4 Ed . I'll 100 sss. .s bo s & aa %
@ Ps feet I'd sosah drug.
sf
hoops mae Hottie % hb whisky James conhoy eco
50 casks DO Ysat%sa eos Marlin cesS piece;
d &eo98 hit
characteristics ellis Boyd bbls -four hid hama
Helm d Chsm--sundriss o order.
MEMPs-steamsr HaysssT bales cotton Feioves Aco55
John Watt seo7 do Deasgsn &cao do Rnbsnn Asnso
Davis xco64 do Nelson &eo54 ByTne
Bradley Wilson &co&0 do Puryis, GLADDEN. &coaa
&oo-2i Meegof-sD head cattle Boil
ling-Total $50 bales cotton.
PITTSBURGH 400 bbls -four Harris Norton
beef Taylor COSTLY do8 hhds
Martin Owen Cobb AZ hama VOORHEES, GIeggs &cs6 hhd
bacon Woodruff Aeos Male Summers &eo96 dol Boyle
ao4 pieces baggg Whitehead bbs and q half dc
&eolo9 coils Mahy
smith, johnson bbls pork Feewes &eo3o bbi
whisky Dugganlot Naue Price Beu
onJ SaliysnJ McCsyo Ssulay-J Dsyesux and order.
wIIAMsPoRT-Stesmsr Bella Donnals bales cotton John
Lee5o do Frelon &eoa1 do Camnaek SquiIea Weaa Dc
BeocQ aeolss do WahilEton jackson &eoa3 do Nelson
Wa,d Jeaea4s do Wright Davenport 1co9S do Payne
& Haron13 do Anderson Meat-iodo MsKeoy Bradford
IS do Oakley Havhna2s do Mtsnbsrgr &eo-lO9 do ns
Vance so3 Do CARROLL PnhaEd &eelo do Buchanan Carroll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15
EXPORTS.

LIvERPooL-shp Edward Stanley $3.50 bales cotton
LIVERPOOL Ship Csrasts6s ba cotton $50 slaves 1877 logs
cedar, 81 hhds tobacco.
Phoenxs bbs and 10 hds 10 bbla
-FOUR so BIB bblB bbs whisky 20
bnga coffee, SO empty barrels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15

Captain Foster Of the ship Cruck from Bordeaux reports that he
fell the 2d November with the brig auanu Of Boohbay under
Jury having whirwnd the 10th Noyen
ber Tie brig from Island bound for Baltimore aud
trying make for 81 Thomas sho would probably reach in
orse ndayE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15
peonle

A party of twelve or fifteen English people
paid visit to the French corvette the Inexble Calais
days since They treated with great attention.
and shown the vessel by midshpman, to whom the
spokesman Of the party offered sovereign leaving
The young admiral future promptly took two Napoleons
from his pocket and said 1t is very kind of you pre-
sent with likeness of your Queen allow to give
you two OF my Emperor -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15
4 MEXICAN ARTISTS UNION. --Tnp AMER.

N ARTISTS UNION respectfully announce TO the
the purnose
cuisane taste for the fine arts throughout the with e
enabling family gallery
CRAVINGS FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE they
mined order extensive sale for their Engavng
thus only
butinpre among couuymsn art present
purchasers their Engrayng when sold
$4,000 GIFTS Of the actual cost Of 81 600.
Zach Dollar therefore,
only Engraving richly worth the money! aae ticket
titles him to OF the Gifts when they distributed
Dollars highly nshed Engraving beautifully Painted
ia Oil Five Gift Tickets will be sent Fivs Dolars
splendid can be selected from The Catalogue.
oths Catalogue, together with specimen
cravings, be at the office Of this paper.
each dollar Engraving actually worth
Gift Ticket, will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
This cemsise believing that the of this Great National
ofingent peeserng Agents. have resolved
the liberal terms. z57f
wishing become sending (poet
will of mail dollar
Prospectus Catalogue, and all other information.
On the final compilation o. the the Gifts viii be placed the
the Committee ofthe Purchasers
will given throughout the United Canaaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15

C RUPTURE Ia all tss
popularity the Afflicted proelaa
heirirsnda with hssrsoy II carsdIsm enthusiastically
cured, by ihe use Of
sHKaMkNs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEpY"ti
Medical Fsnly this well
their tn
the only u
Surgery AZ dins IN sHee so
light eaa and comfortable 10
wear closer hsFna and perfectly retains tbs
lss observed that thet
nv the rnfeunse must look
care; they asmueh 70 s correct ApReae tya
&omy The bod the aaaptsttoa
So that good wrssn o II. Dr. Lawrsnss The ess
hraed Egh Hens stis sEgnss il Of the pifsst
/ one atcnstu mechanical sssgsfy :.
ssn absorption adding % ears
Its pevertse when hsre seakresf
abdomen, or prediaResiiiont 70 rupture.
The hs popular sr snsay
the study and Hstna q
select Of the right
ste md promote speedy and radical eaTe.
entiur RupfuTed Chiiatsn
ksif SLAVES CuaMG wtkns1t
ntsrfsring sad enhanced in VALUE and uskfuL
NESS. ..,-., =, n, ,,,..x....
REMEDY and seElhse limitations, b pzsteaiar
the AID 70
| "a and have onaiihsersisw wish
| DB. SHERMAN.
NIsbss Iysp las ST Gharlea Street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
oARD-THEArnE p,oRLrANs.--GEo. 4

la CARD-THEATRE DORLEANs.- GEO. HoI-
LAND respectfully informs his isudn and the public
Boudonsque Proprietor Of the Theatre
that Theasr wish the the
Company for his Benefit which arranged take place
MONDAY December 49, The vii eonsa Of feen
ntsrlHda with Engsh Burfetta fauEha
Mre. Coleman Pope, Mrs. O. Barton HUI, Mira Rove hss
Deoru Mr. c. B. HILL Mr. White and Mr. Deering have kindly vol
uneered their services for this occasion.
FAY open Boz oce Theatre doeans
= EDENEFIT OF G. g. MIN0R-PEEL's Sour e.
& ID ERIN OPERA HoUsR-TUEsDAY EVENING, Decembel o.
which OCCASION West PEERS Original Campbell Minstrel
viii perform seat with the hnrlesque
On ChGmouni, written ny g. q. Minor.
will assisted popular volunteer
Ticketa For sale Al the and book stoss
at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15

Reference regard 70 the Real EatAts r. ]. VSSCHEH
CO., Real Estate Brokers, NewYork.
Orders fpo paid) with enclosed 10 be addressed
j. W. H0LBR00kE, Secretary, 50b Broadway, n. Y.
The Engrssinga the Catalogue ready dsry
a Saia
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ARRIVED

There were no a11iyals from sea yeslefday.l
Below Coming Up.
tBy Telegraph
Ship silaa Holmes from New York.
Steam boats.
Bella Donna, McConibs, from Williamsport.
I feathers, Bennett, from Napoleon.
Frank Lyon, BurrelI from Yieksburg.
Moderator, Williamson, from Cincinnati.
c. Hays Sweeney, from Memphis.
Renchero, O,Donnell from Pittsburgh.
HR W Hill, Newell, from Memphis.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

NEW JERSEY ZINC Plaintiffs sub
scrhers have hand will be- constantly supplied u
ths manafsctory Of Zinc Paints made b. The Nss
Jersey Zinc Company which they offer to the trade aud
Ground in Oil In packages Of u.s. So aud leo
Lbs. snaw white Brow and Stone Color. For sale by
myl g. c. B0GERT u CO., SO Camp street.
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r YoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA

q YON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
GINGERNothing the attention Of
the public this article when convinced that il
rated Medical those seeking harmless
the nnwholeaom effect bekish and urbd upon
also
In avoring cakes, preserves, To Dyspepsia
Summer Complaints choera Nervous Debility Agna
General Posason,
equal effect Manufactured E. THOMAS Lyon Chemist 6i
Broadway, New York.
Ey Inquire LYONS PURE GINGER by reputable Drug
ssts Throughout the world Sold In Grleans by
ole emsp j. WRIGHT & co.. Isl ehartres street
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FRtpAr MORNING, December Is, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Carack, Norris, or Ii ,erpooi P Whitney Gee
Ship Edward Stanley, MeNit Liverpool Ginay Lowell
Sshr Phoenix Williams for Araachtcola, Master