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MISSOURI HOTEL.

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(fSa "a i'se4sf JaEd.Eg.J
SAINT LOUIS, NO.
Baggage carried 9, aud ffoaa The House Ice OF
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CKYNrAL pAI.AE.
DRUG IT Ls;4iEs

IPsrifs Far, .,eie York T~ued .S,ai,s o
A~e1ies-iss7ciatis- 10, ne Exhibition
u FAC Industry 81 al .SalioAs.
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Jefferson Fsrrn.fog S.ls

Tut us ,.'rsigIr.i IN ~ ~ ~<ls-e o. sSu 90
a Shbh BE- ts,ss-s 10 ID f.cn cosety We
} silks ssaiA.sss Of chsrsesiowR. Ths uset
conssiss ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-28
Wheat Wanted.

VEHaiN PofsoN. ~ rs,sty
Ner - 80 T. " svrrH
EFRfNc'l woaK - ls,f, a.ss u r--l.s
Oriefrf ~ 1884
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,,,,e,. p r.rh.n, eonprns 1850 s.ss 'od l'asi'a''

,,ae,. y P.r.h.n eompns 2,seo esea cod M ietsiotc
flour AND MEHI~Ths muls opened heavy and dull
for rcu but ecsi with more n%ss from, ono
Europe sIporteI. buying spsiintly the sale. Are ~
sS s.s s.ste &c 4Sss Tor .uprne Indiana and Iowa
s6 a5ds 10 for common 20 fair extra Ohio; =, Ydts o
O. ss IS for s1,n St Louis br.se. Canadian Flour is
quite i the arrivals ar. isht add the demand
Tor s1 Ss brand. souh.1n Floor 'sa steady
request sale. Of 500 bill. 81 ioa e. IS for mixed to good
Nc; heavy md q. Tgy g., s: Of .ss s
:.l.s %t !. q = i a;a !ssSsIcop ~ ~ w -
dunes but owing 10 toe very limited receipts previous piece
GRAIN-A fair inquiry Tor Wheat, but OWN, to the extreme
white southern 81 ia 81 &c. Barley quist small sales
State and ssac for Wertern Rye /: Quiet the supply Is
limited sales Of coo bush nienor s5c prime held Soc
new. from Europe and with .or.e adS.nce IN esh pcs
the buyer the close the sale. $4,000 bush 50 e72
White Bean. are in demand at ga 81 ~ y bush.
GUNNY BAGS Boston the market quiet and We have
GUNNY CLOTHING BO.tOa shsspiag List remarks that
lie for n Cloth 100 bale. Heavy At c ana 50 b.es at I2
HIDES continue active and firm; the sales to-day are 5e
mos, the spot 1890 AngostaIaa sic mos and 10
do; Rips, an, al aic., ca,h, lee. Y cent.
HOPSThe market quiet at 7dOc for common to choice
Eastern and wesein old are quiet and nominal.
HAYIhe %ss1 h. again 1ss, b.; The stock In store
lRON-A finn markets Scotch Pig hTn, but du, o. 500
$50 So 6 mos.
LEA1HERThee continues q, good demand full prices
for both Hemlock and Oak Sole.
LlME-Roeksnd is hrm sales Of 200 bbls common a. sc
snd 81 do of Lump ~. We notice the arrival Of 40
bbl. ihis afternoon and did not learn Of it, sale
LEADThe market quiet prices raihe, nomipsl; 30 tuns
refined Germn sold Saturday terms did not learn
MOLASSES quiet prices rule steady; sales Of 50 hhd
Cuba Muscovtda 81 4Sc and 80 bbs Ne~Oreans AZ soc
NAVAL STORES-spiri,s rurPentne has been in improved
request and the msk. closes with much buoyaacy
the sales include goo bb in merchantabe order a. &c cash
and no bbs In prime shipping order Bc with none to be
had the close below iic cash Crude notwithstanding an
effort TO keep secret has been in good request and sales OF
1900 bbs Wilmington effected Ton Saturday. ~ m
T. $50 n. Common Ron 10 ao in better request and the
market slow recovering from the depresson sales to-day
800 bbs so = so ~ delivered yard 10 other
descriptions nothing special has tAnspred previous prices
maintained.
THE RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS FROM the Port Of Ntp York
for the teek ending Dec 30 and siaee jan 9th e0o'
pasatire Todi 1855 and 1885, hare beea az Jouo1s:
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Arrived.

Ship Macedonia (of BATH Preble Shields Nov 49, with coal
Manhattan Gas Co. Experienced heavy weather, had
dscks swept buwsrk lost and split sal. &c during
gale had washed from deck and saved them
landed Of at Quarantine with bip broken.
Ship Plymouth Rock Hammond London 80 days. with mdse
and S8 steersee passengers Grnnel Mntun Co. Expert
eLced westerly tales TO the westward Of the Bsnks sJh
inst the Highlands bearing north west distant miles spoke
bal Ella (of Bostosl, bound TO New.YoIk.
Ship City Of NewfOrk, Sater, Liverpool Nov. IA, with
mdse and i52 pass 20 d. 4 A. Kingsland L Co.
Bark Elm City new, OF New Haven't Maxwell, Wells. and
10 days from Boston, in ballast to MASTER She is intended for
the " est IL dia trade.
Bark Benson Smith Havana IS dsys with sugar cssrs
&c TO stprses Co. Experienced very heavy weather
Brig Doroihea (Nowegsn Thorwsdsen fieste ia DAYS
Gibraltar Oct. Is, with mdte. and pass TO Punch
Meincke. Experienced very heavy weather.
Sebr s. j. Warns Smith Savannah days with cotton Gc
to MeCready, Mott Co.
Sehr b. T. Tufts DI.coe Machias, with lumber bound -
Hsil-m.
schr. Lewis McI.aip Bucklin, Rockland.
Schr. jose ph Franklin, Thomas, Virginia
Schr S. T. Cooper Godfrey, Bridgeport.
sctr Sprightline Sea Kelley, Wareham.
Schr Blsckbrd, Weaver, Baltimore.
Schr. w. L. Davis, Smith, Providence.
Schr. w. q. Agdenried Brown, fhiadephia-
Sohr. j. y. MORGAN, Parker, Virginia
Propeller Josephine Bescf, Hartford.
Propeller NJ W. Chapin Smith Hartford.
Propeller Black Diamond. Allen, Phisdephis.
Propeller Novelty. Bell Philadelphia
Propeller Shetucket, Geer, Norwich
Propeller Ospray Kenny. Providence.
Propeller Sophia, Green, Philadelphia
sAlLED-Shps Reporter, Howes for ssn Franchises Creole
Pierce New.Oissnt, and anchored al Quarantine.
BELoW-BIigs William b. Nash Of tCneryfeldl, Nash,
from CsGz; -, of Boston, from ST. Domingo
WIND-Sunrise, n MeIidsn, L Sunset, ENE, snow.
There is considerable drift ice in the Bay.
The clip jeremiah Thompson arrived Sunday rish saed
from Iiserp00l New g. moi I'D As printed.
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Disasters, sc.

BIZ. MAky from ST John, N. b. for NewYJrk was a.
ohor of Truro 18th inst with loss Of oeysrd aud calls.
leaking leo strokes per Eoar hsvns struck on WOOD End Bar
while attempting into Proyncetown lstl Tae
CT X. Il. Forbes Aoak side-
BkGG MoSTIcELLo, Holiness Hole from Per Nn- Once
reports that the 18th inst, lat " S. Ion Z: a. passed
ships lower aud two topfslsni msss painted white.
ScHK A 5. ELLIS Holmes Hole from Charleston put In
leaky. split s4ils. lost boat, &c.
SoHs. CANILLA-cAPE ISLAND n. j., Dec. H-The schr
Camilla Shaw Of Brand ~ire Dell lahore Thursday
morning Cold Sprinx Bar VIII che maids She
part Of I'D of scIsp Eswfofk for BrsEdy wine No
pIospeot Of getting of this evening.
SeBR BILcBER VeiT of and from RO.ssnd for New York
with lime sshOre the side OF
o'clock morning of sfh about mil frone Rac- Point.
mate jumped OyeTboad and ashore with line, BY which
the remainder Of the got ashore safely The s;h took Ore
and VIII be total loss
seHs W.vE. from Yarmouth N. s., with hay ashore
about y oeoek Wednesday sight the side of
the 18th
BRis IcAtIly, from Aux Cayes for Bostor, Q. HolmeSs
Hole lth experienced very heavy weather. l+th In Gale
nom 3 l. 70 :. w. lost galley and split sails
ssnA. EpwAAp EyEAErr, d ksrfs-t lIsh 6en Bostep,
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....... p
Cleared.

Shps-Giad Tdpgs Nelson, New. Orleins VIM. Nelson
Sons ChiisiaDs Owens, London, Grnnell Mintlrn Co
4. Lawrence, Knapp Liverpool Foster 4 Nieksrson
BaIks-Convoy Hoyt Csrdenas N del Ro Gypsy, MAlari
Mon,evdeo Carlisle Zmmerniani Restless Lohrop, Ca
thageua Everett Blown.
BTiss-A A. Tying Wswall. st. Marys William Ingas;
NJ Rogers Carver Trinidad, Walsh Carver Cha.e Joseph
Psrk, Pak Csrdens Walsh, Carver Chase Hsnty Handy
Thompson Hunter Forest (Br UBrien oporio, e. A. De
WOLF; Msders, Bobbins Boston
q. o. Bgelow Whittier Bermuda, Permission
Jones; Darnger Boston James Hand Seaman Lauk Sea
ford Del J. w Mckee O. Wbilien Je'm.p rhlsdei phia
James Hand N w smith Wyatt Charleston pcCready Mot
Co Taft Rand, Jacksonville Thompson Hunter ORR
en-, a. Chase, ST. Thomas, Russ cell Il Vinipg
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a.. shipments Of cotton both 10 quantity and value
and the average value Of the latter per pound

The total shipments Of breadstufs and provhoos
no.nv twelve millions Of dollars larger than for any
nevious YEAR. the exports Of cotton also show large
Increase, both in quantity and value. The average
mice Of the cotton shipments is nearly three-quarters
Of cent above the value for the preceding year. but
ahout the came as in 1854. The number OF bales OF
cotton shipped was 1884, l75, against 1903 4o3 bales
for the preceding year. This shows an average weight
during the last year Of 45l pounds per bale, while
during the preceding year the average was only 437
pounds very important difference upon nearly three
millions Of bales.
The following will show the exports Of rice from the
United States to foreign ports, with the average price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

when Is niles g. T. Of Csve HenIopen PICKED up u empty oil
esshs Married Fl. r. supposed They had been used IN
getting weasel OF. -
esnn HaRaIEr HssxER, q, Norfolk l7:h from Cap
srss with railroad iron Of the Of schr jesse
stsrke that was stranded weeks ago.
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Markets. ReDor,ed 6v Teleeraph.

NaTRcts- :N'LOIIt" UV IettRIuPH'
NIwORLFAss Dec. -CoTToS Ia but prices
cbangod sales to-day $50 bales WHEAT declining; West
erp is selling S00tl 81 FKEIGHrs-ro Hayre ltc.
o Session. llc.; o Liverpool steady
NLwoRL FANS. Dec l9-CorTos has advanced tc sales
today 300 bale, Midding ~ d9lc Sales Of the week So 500
lst stock in port ST 900 bales Receipts less than last
years. $50 baes COFFEE steady at 0BGiolc r Rio; sales
Of the week IA coo bags Stock in port 5000 bags Receipts
last week. u $50 bags MoLAssEs Gle. Flour advsncicg and
selling for Sc 4Oa e6 TO- STEsLISG EXCHANGE firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

Ne latter da<e Of the week. Tee cePNn o.. 80
$50 600, down occAGsaed to corsdereo'e eAen' "
the drafls Of the Southern Banks on Their oAances'
TN. loo. IN deposits il by the Shoe and Leather
ss1o eco that Bank having dssursed largely on ac-
co... Of the city. The cleariDg' have been very
xe, but are SO nearly the same "mou0t a, last week
A.. ,he .c,ua and nominal decrease of deposits are
about che same. Compared with the same penod OF
l..t wear the Banks stand az folows:
rSSx n. a Ds Specie. Circulation. Deposits.
bsoSS; ssseus7 siiMi'ss s7sN,al5 s76,5Cs.sd
psS g.. rs,ss4ses n,isl,slS sss7'"e ss,oas'oO
.sY2ss.ss 80: ssn,a'6 si2sOs,sSs
neS &SNViS
The cantal of the Banks in the mean time has been
increased about g, 1000, 900, which added TO the in
creased deposit line makes go 600 Of increased
neans against $l5, 800, 600 increased loans.
The figures, az compared with last week, are as
Above: ,,.
Loans Dis Specie. Cirenlation- Depo. ns.o
Dee i3... lo8 $50 5& lO83254S 856st o. 70 20 20
Dec No.. 10, 334,595 lI,i5l3l6 sY',Ho @oi1o~
- - --------
l n.sss. Aida ssls11' sIisa4 s;Si111,s'O
The movement Of the banks since Nov. !, 1872 mas
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TIE MICHIGAN GENITAL hAILRosD COMPANY
IREAsuRERs OvGIcs, BosroS, Dee I6, 1855.
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT has IN;

day bee. deelsrsS payable the FIRST day Of JAN.
cAhI nsxf 70 su:h shall be holders Of AZ
tose o. business on the h day present mouth Pay
ment 20 made 10 Stockholders in Michigan and not rsss
tered New fok the Oce Of hc Local Treasurer in De-
mont to hods ofr sstsred IN the City Of New York 4
the Once OF the FamerS Loan and Trust Company in New.
York ~ others the Oce Tasurer II tie Civ Of
sesseA ISAAC LJvE&h0RE, TyssgSVVl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

Up to the year 1854, the exports Of rice were all
reckoned into tierees, being chiefly shipped in that
measure. During the last two years more has been
sent out in barrels but the value is given only in the
aggregate. OF The barrels shipped the last year,
Il, 81 were sent to Denmark 1880 to Belgium, and
l3,7SSto Buenos Ayres.
We have also compiled a summary showing the
quantity and value of the tobacco exported. Previous
to 1856 the quantity was all reckoned in hogsheads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23


The Banks of New Orleans held on the 18th
81, 42,4T Of specie. The Loans were sec, 567, 796;
Circulation g. CSC 04 and the deposits $l4 249, 1873.
They held of Exchange, t6,O4S,7ll. This statement
shows the following changes from the previous
week:
II in Short Loans s1 $50 Dec in Exchange $50
Decrease in specie... 40,ls9 Dec. in amount due ,
To- in Circuaton... 196,2tI Distant Banks ozs3V
Dec. in lDeposits..... l56 64eI
At New.Oreans the Money market is more
active and paper goes at 7a9 v cent for fret class
signatures. In Exchange the business is no, active,
and rates rather easier
The Albany Statesman says:
" The New-York Central Railroad Company manu-
faeures its railroad iron at less cost than one
half ts market value The average cost to railroad
companies $50 to Sos per tun, while the cost to
Central Railroad Compsnys ironworks, all complete,
including $50 acres Of land containing their ore was
3l45, 600. This sum the Company saved In one year
by making for itself the iron necessary to supply the
annual wear and tear of the road.
The Report Of the Secretary of the Treasury con-
tanned the total imports and exports for the last fiscal
year but referred for details to the accompanying ia
bles, not then published We are indebted to the
courtesy Of the Hon. p. G. Washington, Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Treasury for copies Of these tables, and
also for the Annual Statement of Commerce aud Navi-
CATION, from which we have compiled usual COM
parative summary. We have also corrected the dis
crepances in last years table, which grew out of the
necessity Of adding the items from California after the
ether returns were completed.
IMPORTS INTO rHr UNITED STATES FROM FOREIGN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

OLS-EIgsh Linseed is fairly inquired for but for future
shipments h demanded which restrict transac
tons materially American and in moderate Teqae
sales gallons e2d8c Crude Whale quiet but steady
OF Crude SPERM learn Of sale of ITO bbs al New
81 IS = gallon In other kinds, nothing OF importance ha
transpired.
PROVISIONsThe market for Pork is irregular The de-
mand il fair for Messthis nerbut Prime lower ana III
active The sales go bbis sl6 5oa s for Prime
el9 l2ldl9 % for old Mess sl9 81! for Mess and
7 80 for Sour do Beet is held firmly and is in fair eman
for the rade sales of 400 bb Sc 5Jd 50 for country Prime
&lod II for country Mess and repacked Western tod and
s4 5Od 1 rs for repacked Chicago; Prime Mess quiet
5000 5 for Beet Hams steady sales Of % bills
At SdS9 Bacon buoyaut the supply moderate sales OF
400 boxes Western 10 arrive part Western long and part Cum
besnd cut lee Cut Meats h sales Of 10 b5s $40
lCic for Hams and shoulders Lard heavy sales
AS bbls and 2 0l2i Dressed Hogs are in demand
stqsc: Butter is heavy aud dull at Dc for Ohio aud
g q sc. for State Cheese is firm a. ga IOlc
RCEThe receipts ahead Of the sales and the market
dfoops with few sales prices fsvorng the sellers closing
dull and heavily. ~
SUGARS continue steady and quie sales OF $50 hhd' Cuba
partly AZ 81 ds,r.
sALTPLTERA Boston sales have been made of 900 bags
at II a &c. for consumption.
TALLOW-A fir market, the demand is not very active
sales of coo h al lie, cash.
WHISkY1he market opened easier bat closed firm, with
good inquiry Sales Of 500 bb ssaSc for Ohio and Ps9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23
by telegraph.

BOsTON-Au Dec. -, ships Victory Gardner Calcutta
Charles d. Merwn MerwiD New Orleans Frank Pierce do
bark Henry Warren, sanwood, Hssans steamer Pa netss
Philadelphia fellowship Doreas, Prince, New. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23
Professional Notifies.

A kTIFICIAL TEETH.-M. LEVETTs nea
IA and improved Atmospheric Pressure Plates for AR1i
SlCIAL TEETH remarkable for the increased hune.s
position and power Of masaop and very superior 70 re
ordinary suction plates well adapted for connuousrp
and 10 really worth the attention Of bose wearing qnss
Artificial Teeth examae this great improvement befor en-
SslIg else where Teeth removed BY the benumbns pseee~
H. LEVETT Dentist, No. II Wsverey place. brostsy
nENTlSTRY.-Dr. r. G. DURKIN inserts
~ PREMIUM ARTIFICIAL TEETH at ~ eachi also, IN .
proved Atm Pressure Plates zpted the continuous
gum. Teeth removed without pain b. the new pro
The best Of references given. Old No. i7s ne" NO. W.
Canal 81.
ELECTRICITY Va. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
al Baths No. ITO Broadway Dr. c. Phsce Med Attendant
HAVE di,coyered a new mode of benumbing
j the Gums for the EXTRACTION Of TEETH, which can
used in al without the slightest pain to the patient -
which am now setioipe the sstonishment 81 W.
witness H. II entirely dfsreut from the freezing groec
and Prseteed BY only ss my rooms No. 20 rn.sSS -
DycoAlya. Dr. " D. VkuS"
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Receipts Of Prod nee.

EBy Erie Railroad 500 bb Flour ~ bbls Whisky, s7i
pigs Provisions 34 pkss Wheat $50 phss Buffet bbs Ashes
kidea Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Cossixy.
Office. Notice is hereby given that the
~ TRANSFER BOOKS Of the INDIANAPOLIS and
CINCINNATI RAILROAD COMPANY, a, the efhce Of the
CLOSED the 18th inst and remain closed until yaa
q BY order. A. WERrH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

There was considerable falling off, it viii be seen, In
quantity, but the comparative value has increased
We have also compiled with much care our usual
comparative table of the total imports of wool and
wsolen goods from foreign ports In the statistics ac-
companyiDg the Secretary report is summary pre-
pared but readers interested in having the
particulars have carefully compiled them from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

The Fair Of the Ladies' UnieB Aid society viii De
op.p,d At NIBLOS THIS DAY and will comm 90 SA
Day 2otb, al.o on MONDAY and TUESDAY, "a and cd
n IL expected the present Fair will exceed The former
one held BY Society which considered the pest Of ne
hind up TO date in arrangement and accommodation
well a. in variety and style Of goods which VIDA De SOLD a.
prices TO compare the general res value lsee Ss3r,
men of Useful together with rich variety Of Fancy articles
suitable for Holiday Pr, sdents. will BE- le In eonsders
ton Of the object the F the Patronage OF the Pablo re-
specifically earnestly soced. Tickets of admission isie
Season Admitting two 75c May be obtained at the door,
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Kings County Republican General COMMITTEES.
Al iius red on MONDAY EVENING De- laS6 .ha


Ats mt. ting held on MONDAY EVENING Dec. 9, 1853 the
following RssolGon was sdop.td:
hesotted, That recommend 20 the Wards and Towrs
bold eiines on TUESDAY EVENING next (sSdins
mencng O'clock fer the purpose of eecting five Deesaes
from the respective Wards Town. represent them 10
General Committee for the ensuing Said Delegates
be residents 81 he Towns Wards which they rprese
he Of lection and that the Delegates BE-
Mrs PRIESTS Joraemon-st, the secord TUESDAY e
January ne1t 20 org.nize.
By oder JOHN @. BERGEN, P.e.idert
:. ALPHEUs SMITH, Secretary
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cottons. 90, S34033 SCI, ga $780, sO, 1853
The embroideres are all classed together, and some
other changes in terms have been made but the above
will be readily understood and embraces all the partic
ulars in the official statement
The following is the comparative total receipts Of
foreign Silk goods at all the ports of the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

Hebrew Ladies, Charity Fair.-Toe Ladies Of the
Consr,sstion SHEARITH ISRAEL tCrosbyst will hold
FAIR at ACADEMY Hall, No. eeS Broadway, ON TUESDAY,
Dee 2 to open from u m to 10 m teIcePt FRIDAY
evening and Saturday during the day. until Dec 81 The pro-
c..d TO be distributed by the Society for the Education OF
Poor Children Relief Of INDECENT Persons Of the Jewish
Persuasion Dodworths Band r. B. Dodworth Conductor
will awe Corcer every evening during the Fair Tickets 2c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

a Course Of Lectures on Music viii he delivered ~
IobhS WILLIS esg Of The Editors Of The Musical
Void st the Hall Of the Board of Educson Grand
and Elm before the members Of the Board the School
Officers and Teachers Of the City Of New York, on the
Evenings Of the 18Th goth aud 18th Oece nber inst
r.nepg u O'Clock Gentlemen and Ladies' interested the
s1bi,et are invited 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

To Paper.Makers sboE laying il .ser Winter stock
offer from store:
Nos l. q s. and LEGHORN RAGS 100 bale. each quality
80 bales Domestic and Foreign oolorrd RAGS.
100 bales choice white WEST INDIA RA0A
eco bsles blue RAGS
10 b.lss fine light blue LINEN RAGS.
IS bales ROPE CUTTINGS
80 bales choice mixed RAGS
We shall eel stock this Fall prices hat Will lake i:
the Interest VI psper makers to CALL and BUY B.No
delay in shipping. JOHN PRIESrLEY Co.,
Paper Warehouse, No. 10 Nassaus Rag Warehouse No. Isl
FIontst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23
6pfriaI Notices.

The First Ward Republican Association vii. NEE
THIS EVENING No 81 Greenwich 81 for the purpose o
ell citing delegates Central and five 20 the Youns
Mans General Committee The polls will Be open from 70
ocoek Only who members Of this Association viii
IL. GARLICK, President
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Z
THE DIRECTORS have THIS DAY declared
Il DIVIDEND of TWELVE AND ONE HALF Pen
CENT 2S) Capital Stock OF this Company fro IL
surplus of the Road payable in the ock Con
psny par. The Transfer Books will he eosed the ltA
of inst and remain closed until the 9Th day Of Jss
nary 1857 when the certificates viii be ready Tor delivers 10
the stockholders their legal represeu tsiiyes
A. {. fLAG0, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

ting TUESDAY EVENING the I'D i0st o'cio;k
AZ the Republican Club Room OF Fulton and Orange
for the purpose OF ec'ins FIVE Delegates The Wd
General other
kiIss County Republican General Committee.
A q. CLEMENT, President 4th Ward Rep. Assn.
J L. DpRYEA, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRiBUSE
MONDAY Dec. p 1856
AsHES-The market 10 firm for Pearls AZ IS. Pots
steady. sales Of j5 bbls at 81 61i 81 10.
COTTONA fair demand has prevailed, notwiths'sn ding the
sbsnce Of the steamer Americas The sales to-day
reported 600 bales and the market closed hme We
tnue our quotations.
sEw.YoRK CLASSIFICATION
UpiAnds Florida Mobile. n. o. Tex.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGES

The senior proprietor of the Edgefirld
.ldceri;scr, proposes TO sell his half interest.
We think this n good chance for invest
mcnt. Tho paper has two thousand paying
subscribers and large advertising patron
age.
The Kingstrce Star is the title of new
paper just started at Williamsburg, S. c.
1t is spirited sheet, edited 10y J. l.. Nc
NIcIrr. Terms $500 pcranum in advance.
Tho Georgian and Democrat has just
been received. 1t is published by J. II.
GossErr and j. a. ToLLEsoN, at Marietta
Ga, at $500. Mr.. GossErr is favorably
known to many citizens Of this State, hav-
ing been for some time I.ditor Of the Green
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