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LATER from Havana.

NEWUkLEANs, Monddy, Aug =, Io0''
The steamship Cshawbs from Havana, With aivices
Of the 18th ins anived today. The poll ics news Is
unmportsnt Two additional csrgoes of Coolies had
arrived at Havana. Sugar il frp, at sc. Lxd IS
buoyabt and sell ng at is l9c. Exchange on Lonton,
I4al5 y cent premium; Exchange on New-fork, Hat
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RaiIrOad Accident.

NEWARK, n. j., Monday, Aug y NJ.
man named Matthew Dolan, from Ne~-iork, IN
attempting to get the p. train from this city
while in motion, slipped, ana the car wheels passed
over his legs. They were both amPutsted oeio" tne
inees. 1t Is hardly likely that be Will sarviye.
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Assault.

UTICA, n. Y, Monday, Aug. y, 1872:
Mr., Cleveland, President Of the Syracuse ana Nal
waukee Railroad, was knocked down near Rome IN
the smokng.car of the Central Railroad today by
nan named Warner. Dir. Cleveland sscused MS as
sasnt Of stealing his baggage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

IsDiASA STATE EAK.-If the Fair of the Ipdisea
State Agricultural Society, to be opened Sept &c, a.
NswAbary, beans any relation to the show.bill is
suej, it will be mammoth affair.
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Nttp11ork DAILY Gribnae
TUESDAY, AUGUST %. 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

N,o,,c. -, 10 t.keo Of ANONYMOUS Communospons What
ever offended ipserop uC' be suhen''este o. the
name snd sddres OF the wrer-no nsce>sauy iF Ss0uos
ton but As . guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communiostions
Bus,psss letter. for THs TsiBuNe should in all osss Be
Addressed 70 Horace GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

The mails for Europe by the steamship Arabia,
from Boston, will close in this city to-day at and
4 o'clock N.
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The Agate Climb.

INV LoSDos. Conn, Monday, Aug. -, 1859.
The Aea ate Club arrived here this morning and are
eroyiDg themselves hugely. They viii return 70 New.
Iak On " Wednesday light
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TIE TRIBUNE IL PHILADELpHiA-W. h. ZrEBER, No 10
su,b Third street our In Philadelphia and subscriber
can have The TRBuyE promptly served BY csrei' in almost
pats o. the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

NEw-ORLLANs, Monday, Aug =, Is2y.
Advices from Tehsuntepec say that the mails recently
sezed oo the Isthmus by robber hsd been recovered
The robbers hsd obtained nothing valuable.
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For the week ending Monday August y lsf car, Cattle "a
cars sheep cars Hogs and Horses making 10 ears s.ook
Add loads Of q, sd freight making the total nuu per OF cars
baued BY IL during the week zIs showing an an
creas- over lat EEK Of u loads Of live stock.
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CINtINNATI, Aug. =, 1913.
Messrs. Hewson & Holmes stock brokers on Third
street, suspended to-day. Their liabilities are not
stated.
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The Tribune in London

Nessr. ALGAR s1REtz No. II Cisnens Lace. Lombard
viii receive Subscriptions aud Advefaemen~ Tor TIE
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BY Rebrsol Bslhe Co London entirely fr~e from the inn
paritses aud crooes which contains
eQuaed article Il nvads
pootd packets BY Erooeis and generally. Also
koRlNsoNs fArkNr BAILEY and GKoArs. Sole Agent, O.
lvnLiS No. 2l7 fulon-st.
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HoLLOwAYS PllLs.-Are you troubled with
drsessi DO 700 heel ana heavy II 81 you
the Of b io1s stack delay moment;
these ri they you months Of sickness Factory, No.
50 Maiden Lar e. v,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

FKsIoHIs-Ntts "Hre sttHuy WItn rather more Cotton
Offering To Liverpool 300 bales Of cotton were ENGAGED
at I'D; 200 boxes bacon at 20s. tons seed 25s 100
terces rice al 90 $50 packages lard 30s and lo tor
whaeioots at 2o TO iondon $50 casks rice we're taken
and IS barrels sprs turpentne a. 5 There was nohn
new TO the Continent
PROVISIONS. -Pork-The market was quiet, and sales
confined to 400 $50 barrels including mess at Sl6 O6
sl6 i2H, while prime was nominal at $ll 62H
Bsei was heavy, while gales embraced about $50
800 barrels, incnoing country mess at SIS a SIS So
repacsed Western at 80 80 625s, and extra do. a,
$40 10 a u hn R,af hams MORO qaet, prfocr
,,,..vrn and a sale OF 90 bbls prime mess wac
,.,.a E, ~ Cut meats quiet am se,
messed hogs were Selling az osc, q &c unchaT4rd.
~ 10. a,lc Lard was unchaDr" Tor Western, aud
20o bbs al 10 &c loAG ssacos nth sales Of l50
e.es light at unchan1" =. Unfair request, bu
Grafton to notice u - III prize There Tas no al
SUGARs-Th~ ,er ana cheese
braced - market was firm. Tho transactions en-
pou, 400 hhds Cuba muscova ado. chiefly refining
goods al 7t4c ard about ,ooo boxes CHIEFLY a. 7c iol
| raln
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Died.


BBANFIElD.-W consumption, JAMES BRAysFHID,
tive Of Cork, Ireland, aged 60 years
The rieDos Of the family and those OF his in law.
Thomas Hines, the st. James B society also the Fifth
precinct police respect uy invited attend the une
raj, Sunday afternoon, at tTo O'clock from No. Van
dewater street
Richmond papers please copy.
Cur-Ob Friday morning, Dec 30, after short Illness
THoMAs CUFF aged &c years, latye Of county Roscom
mon, Ireland.
The friends and acquaintance res ectfuly invite
TO the funeral this Saturday, afternoon, at Two
O'clock frum bs late residence 1876 A, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
CoFFls.-At Hudson, N. Y, on Thursday morning, Dec
90, after brief though painful suffering, ELIZABETH
SuKIEEr wife OF Urish H. Coffin, Of Catski, in the 2ssn
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Christ church, Hudson
on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
DENyY.-On Friday NOR ming, Dec 80, after lingering
illness, CArERNx the beloved wife OF CHARLES Denny, IN
The .nds Of the family, and these Of her son in law
Charles heii, are respectfully Invited 70 attend the
late resi1ence No H6 Eighth avenue.
Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
And thy loss des ply feel;
But It's God that hast Derelt US,
He all our sorrows heal
DONOVAN On FRIDAY morrng, Dec co. after short
but ssvere ness JAMES DoyoyAs, nat ys Of me parish
His iriepGs aad acquantances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral sunaay Afternoons at O'Clock
from his late Residence No. 2V3 III come street.
Cork papers please copy.
DoUGiAss-On FRIDAY morning Dec 80, HRSRY vAs
DYKE, infant son Of Benjamin and Julia a. Doasas age
The featiyes and friends respectfully in yted TO ~
tend tho funeral, this l5aturaay) afternoon, "
O'Clock from Their residence, Fort Washington. Car
leave Chambers street - lz.z0
lAnE lon Thursday, Dec %, ADArrn EADE ONLY
daughter Of Andrew and Alkaline Eade, aged years
] month.
inc friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral tins (Ssturday) afternoon
at O'Clock from the residence OF aer parents No
Bowfon place, Lee avenue Brooklyn.
Fl;DlEy --on thursday, Dec 20, CHARLES N Fi'D.gY
alter ong painful iIEess.
liz rsudp M 80 f..a M IN
funera at Tie r.eidenca ~ his ato.nsr, No 70 rhrI
street, Sunday alerneon st two o'c3cs His rsmaiI
VIII b. taken 70 Evergreen Cemetery III ihtsf,ncut
Gnoss On rbufeiay, Dec ~ ~ ciHnEIss GR1sl,
wldo. Of the late Doidr.sk Gross, 49, 49, Of hef
age
The srsDts and acquaintance q A ,4y, an elso q!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Dec. 3o-6P. II.
The feature Of the day s sudden and severe strr-
Doncy in the money MARKET which has affected TIE ex
ahanges and the stock market very considerably The
svement chiefly due 70 the calling IL OF large num-
Der Of loans by parties have dTidends or interest
Ssnpons to pay at New Year, and 10 the general en-
beaver on all sides 70 be prepared With means 10 close nd
accounts at the coee OF the year The stringency has
been more felt in Wall street than elsewhere in the mid
de Of the day nearly all the brokers we're busy engaged
n looking for money the rate on call closes al aueS
Among the discount brokers' the inquiry IS active ana
paper which week or ten days could have been
$40 al "a, VIII not pass today at 4 There not how
over, much paper pressing the MARKET holders are
waiting till after New Year. when the present furry will
have subsided.
Is very difficult to give quotation for foreign ex-
snange; most OF the bankers were Wiling TO sell q. al
most any price thcy could get Messrs Belm ont 4 "a
asked 1o9s for sterng and 517 for francs. bn, mr.,
leading bankers sold at 1o9a "a and francs as low a.
-. If a large salo OF sight exchange on
:. inoiZ-a bankers bill Until ine p'eAeAs
- !, ,,e money markei subsidies, iofe'sn eAonANso
~. 800 ,ne- We hear that the specie "uiOn "''
= oorrow IN the Gig Of Washington asS wv
Sountsrmanded, .t
the demand for money cansed gsnerath''as "a Sigh.
s..,na IN stocks So obvious was the cap OF he IAN
,ha. Contrary to almost all experience stocks were this
sfernoou higher Oh sellers optoD man for Missouri
State stocks declined y K per cent since yesterday
NE decline is ascribed IN quarters to the easc
u the new negro excitement in that State
hut the calling in Of loans was probably
- more efficient Central opened at 754, droppet
p6 TO 49, and closed that oda decline OF q, as com
pared with yesterdays closing price. Gaena and Roc
Island were moderately active the former fell of ~ tn
latter " as compared with yesterdays closing price
Reading was firm; the new arrangements which are i
uFoxress are well viewed in the street. Panama decline
per cent Erie 4 lower; the subscriptions toda
- the new programme amount TO q million do!iars.
Ne afternoon the market inactive, but prices wer
nsady The following the last quotatons:-vt
snia es, 90 H Missouri s's 50 q; Canton, leh i
Cumberland Coal preferred 10 3s Pacific Mall. 76; Ne
York Central, IS q; Erie, So u; Hudson River, a
All Harlem, sx 9; do Preferred 33>S "a; Readini
NZ a a.; Michigan Central as14 "a; Michigan souther
and Northern Indiana, g.. x; DO guaranteed, le15
4; Panama, LOT %, Illinois Central, 81 u; Gaer
and Chicago, 641l y; Cleveland and Toledo le1s z
chicago and Rock Island, 62H q x.
The price Of sight bills New York OF the cities mel
Nened follows the price being expressed in the GU
vency Of the cit,ea whe re the nils are drawn
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The meeting Of parties representing the various inte-
rests of the Fttsrurg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
holding at Philadelphia has resulted in an arrangement
satisfactory 10 all Mr.. Bgcrton, the receiver appointed
by the Ohio Cour, has resigned, and Mr.. William b o.
den Of Chicago, has been agreed upon ~ receiver for the
comi any.
Ioerest coupons Of the third mortgage bonds Of me
Tas m Ra lroad and bonds Of 1872 viii be paid al the
asurer's office, corner Of Twenty sixth street ana
Fourth ave ne On and after January 3. 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Washington tBr) Petrie, LyerpoolJon
steamship United Kingdom (Br,, Mikelried Glasgow
Ship Neptune Car, spragus, San Fraucsoo-suoa Co
ship Zurich oldaSer, HARRY Drastsn -
Bark Indian Queen, Thompson, New Orieans-N Brig
Brig Rolling Wave Enquiss, Marssiles.
Bis ee6ro .sp) koss b na
sris Mar9aTct .sr, scponald. s. John;
Brig khyHas rsndslon MoeiienS s,ishaI
sehr Peerless Doe sermnda-MeCali Firth.
sss1 Asss
Steamer W Gushing, arlington, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner Richmond, &c, with nndse
and passengers 70 Iadam Heineken Passed large schr
shp caharne Foster ManilaJuly a. passed Anier Sep,
Mn n ia v passed sais Eurqpa s0nad SCUM
close reefs Robert Lorer boy Of New YORK; fell from the
American Eagle M,ore, London and Graveseud NOV
IL w spd I'd, M ~
NY where she AReSo1eSw ,,..r p-.. - a.v. NTH rds.
SaE fe1sss, fos.s1 harssaiec pses with coffee &C. 70
Pa De Ocean Rope. Boston Puerto Fr1e,s
been beating against strong North winds with cold bluseng
BARK Gushing tof Roston cooord Havana Is days. with
una Nelson
heavy weather days the with heavy gales
pilot on board days The vessels completed, iced up and
1S S,sIa & Eys,PS9 Israel Havana days
sugar and mols sees, % master.
Big barrie. syr consdon Halifax, days. with fab and
Brig Onward OBJ, Higgins, Sydney, CD, Is days. with coal.
sc ch Pearl, westerveN Seybern. NC, sdays
JXue dav
ssST ss@.ai bo;ss
ed at Eiiers and the morning Of the 2h
By bark ,s1sna and had loren b9wser and everything
this city by seamug James Stevens The bark lost fore
schr Anna Smith Smith, warchan sdays
slOop Charles, Henderson, Providence, 2iays.
snip wssamo, from Rotterdam.
One ship and one brig
steamer ., Co. win Lieu. Wilkinson coSmsnas Key
rom sw Spit, ship Eloise, for Liverpool.
Wind during the day NV.
Telegraph Marine Report.
s nR bound H. VIVA S bark and o briggs IN
sells sight wnd Ssh es bound V''
s sss wsS nv Pee inward bound vessels
Miscellaneous.
Loss or SHIP PLurARcH-A despatch from Messrs P
sellars Of Liverpool dated Dec l5 PM Rowland Fro.
ngham from Capt Barker the loss ship
lh inst OF Pushing AL hands saved No fr.hsr par
cular The built Al Boston 1897 toms register
rated Al, and owned by Messrs Rowland Froshnham Of
this ethyl
STEAMER 0RANApA-The steam pumps that were placed on
board night Of 18th succeeded in raising her about iucbss
but the Ice yesterday morning as high water amed alongside
force that the into tho hatch
way and filed Der again. The hulk Of the old steamer Ell
dorado BIAS been hauled alongside lee which VII
enable them 70 raise her.
AMERICAN LoYpssuppiement No IL 10 received from
Blunt This work approved by Board II ader
June 49, 1897 ny .be Board Of hnssaa ioyos Dec
ess srs By tho British Board T-sas ROzs-s Inter
nsiona Gosr OF -arine -g as Ju1e 1850 he stand
American work for purposes
sHip PgNcyssh Letter fror, ,ssfse Of S11 Princes
from PhlAde iJb2 Tor Hsi nj sin coal r.
put into talpassiso. slalss b eh.a nsar p
u st1g - IA 10 ", eEeoaa7a L~e.e-sS@ Of ge-tsrg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31
OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

During the first part Of the past week business W..
very quiet in the retail trade at Washington market but
within the last two days reaction has taken pce aad
the prepsao necessary for happy New ear brings
the RS market in large numbers In the msa
trace prices remain unchanged as poultry appears the
article most in demand. The goos qualities OF the latter
article are quito in consequence Of the limited sup
plea from TIE West There is abundance of scragg,
aud poor stuff be bad most any price, bat is almost
entirely unfit Tor human In other articles OF food
lar domestic use have changes U note.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

DAy-HnN-Op Tuesday, Dec. Is, at Beverly Place,
near NcLez MISS the residence Of the BRIDES father
by the Rev j. B Stratton, D., Mr.. THOMAS d. DAY, OF
St. LOUIS, Miss FANNIE daughter Of John N. Helm,
Esq.
GRANr-DuDIEY.-on Thursday, Dec &c. by the Rev. 7
Sawyer, D. D, HENRY L. GRANT, 70 Mrs. ANNA E. Dun
LEY, all Oh this city.
HAmITcy-LAISc- Monday, Dec 20, by the Rev
I
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FRANCE.

THE DIPLOMATS AND THE boURsH
PARIS, Dec rs, 1850
Prince Netternich presented his credentials yester
day and was cordially received dc also paid the first
easls VISIT to the ambassadors OF England Russia and
Scam
Their Imperial Majes.es also received the Prince OF
Orange
Count Iavradis aud Count Pave, the Portuguese am
hsssadors London Paris would represent Portugal
b The Congress.
Prince Jerome has again been attacked win inamna.
Nen Of the lungs
Rentes closed on wednesday at Tol 5oc,, being de-
She Of nc. per cent since Tuesday.
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Sales OF Real Estate.


Buildings lot Stanton Chry SITS, 25x00 700
House ard lot lis Pitt street, 25xl00 ....... 4,25u
IL use lot ID av, and 4Sh ST. 25xl00.. 5000
lot on l2d street, 9Th avenue, 25xl0o 49,. $500
lot al 9Th street, nth avenue 25x98. 2,l25
lot Wle street, Stanton street, lsx75.. 342o
By A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.
House and 20, AZ Elm street, 2oxso ......... 4,lbo
House and lot a Elm str eet, 20x60 ........ 4,l0o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 10, 1853.
Cotton steady sales TO day 1000 bales, of which 900
went exporters and spectators.
Another despatch from Liverpool, dated Thursday,
p NJ, says sales probably about o0e bales No
hnports- Arrived previously during the week 81, ls9
hnles.
BreaSstuIs que: and steady. Provisions dull. Lard
heavy and nomnaly 1c. &c. lower
Produce generally unchanged.
LONDON, Dec 10, 1859.
Sugar unchanged Coffee steady. Tea steady At pre-
vste rates. Rice shade cheaper. Saitpstre firm. Tai
~ firm.
Closing prices for consols:-For account e5s 95a ex-
a1yidend.
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The import of dry goods for the week is again very
heavy-s2, s37 ooo against 81, 42l 900 same week ast
year, ana $3.50 900 week Of 1857 The total import
Sor the year.-for may consider the year endcd-s
ooo against $780, last year. and $50 534 900
We year previous We have bought far many foreign
y goods This years the effect Of the has yet 70 be
perceived 1t will be sisastrous.
We have by the Angossx one days later news from
Europe, but nothing important Coosos were steady at
Se y, ex-dividend Cotton Aud breadsturs are Ike
Whe quoted steady; provisions ouii
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Hoase this morning
were Si7 oi ee6 "a, and the balances 81 o5a574 a.
The following dividends have been
Bank has declared dividend OF 80 a share na,oh,o
January 4; the Harmony Fire Marine Insurance CON-
1any, semi annual dividend Of i've Der cent pava,L on
january q the New York. Providence and Boston fsson
ngton) Railroad, dividend Of two aud hsf ae, can,
payable january 4; the Guardian fe Iasurasoa
ny, dividend the capital, rate OF seven n,r
pcent per annum, payable January 10; the Park Baok
ssm annual dis dend of four per CENT abo Of the lo
Of January; the Irving Bank, annual Gyiie8d Of
thr, and half per cent payable J+ngay g. the asehan
ics B,Nk, semi annoal dividend Of Gss ad the City
Bank Of ihrec-r eo'h q Rev Hay.n. c2an and payabe
JAunary2.
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ - = ~
A BDIfOR's NOTICa.-PHItLP esK9xAE W. ras
"A Cumberland CITY Back Ard - Annsn ts"v1 , r.s
Of MaSyand In ~ iecree pssed Va ne snoyo
culssinu and nhsr % ne CnmosrAnd wy bank
sGresah NJ prdre bar other claims before
me on or before hs sfrd Monday IN January n s yosr
AMMAN Trus~e sSovessd and NE creditors 81 sad bank,
raeabIe AOer pr0p0r oodncuons made fr
payment Of comm,stcn and and he oosi
tares IN The aloys all funds b Tie hsacs Of xd(
s,uste. The credtu Otherwise csy WIN ec|
prScn6sd from All benefit Of esHsouucn amongst oors vi
% "'"' u ''' WILLIAM kILGOUR, Special Aud.sr.
CrnsEsiAND ND, Nov N lsS9
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % STRICT SOUTE 4.
| rolira James r, Addison and Elizabeth Addison W.
Mary jane richards George hirb~ys husband,
AID abers Hill for Rss and ~
ard Fosdhan, decs ned Pnsnsn, msds 10 nl
csnss the On ~ sepsmbr 1855 bs undsrtaned orsny
calls John and se,lapiu Eorihm oh'd gu Of Benj4rs
rodham who brother n RicoAri Fnrdban bate NJ
Charlesrn tec"nsed ard eeo npon s psz. another cai
OF the said Rec kurdn sad the Cdr~n ~ the eai1
parties fsspecveiy ~ before him before ta tst
day o buary next rd esnlsh their ,hs $40 eslnt
% e 1sbartA from 81 hgneai under tbg ascrt q e maze
,n DID cause. JAMES rUSPHA,
hescr IN Equity CsArlcs.oa, :, G,
srrrEuprR 70 l55a
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700 LATh FOR CLAssIF1oATlON.

TOO LATh FOh CLAssIFIOATlONs
BOARD wAErEp-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, IN THE
vicinity of the Mercantile Library address, stating oca
ton terms &C, With ire .. x, Herald Office.
FLOWERS FLowFRs.-wILLIAM FITzP ATRrcK FLO
ansh bouquets and baskets Of flowers hs ,as,e
baskets on hand Q selec. from
UoR sALE-A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, WITH STOCK
1ighboThood win sold ms owner
Ct TS hs h street. from 70 ococs A''ADs '''As'
SAMUELJ KNAPP, PASTOR OF BETHESDA BAPTIST
church, T~enty second Al Get Third Vim
oduance Believers Baptism viii De admnistsr d after
..EARCH THE SCRIPTURE
See Ia Hn USro Sasss' chapter Il s xxn.
See "a Chronicles, chaptee VII.
ss zee h lss GS;s SnsSsf shs ss XII
See See ais Cnso sSs ssr esA vi W.
See "a Chronicles chapter VII.
See kings, chapter viii.
See cs nSaiss saspssr VIZ VIM
Sc - kI Hs;o sssRs:f chapter X y, XXI.
See "a Chronicles, chapter W.
See k x. snsassr e 4 y, XXI
Adms.snoe rs con cent, = S Children, u csnss -
W .na family without children: In New Yori. no.
ss q M sS 81 on
- sS'dA
yIArTED.-A ROOM, WITH ONE OR TWO BED
w connecting with crate and pantr1ss urfurnshed
AZ pleasantly located Rent not 10 exceed ~ per week
"a, ~ quiet habits preferred Address D. p Box l0Q Her
Office
&oOO FOR SALE THE LEASE. STOCK AND FIX
SOUU. of hrst class restaurant situa ed Ia the
best business portion OF broadway Lease for number Of
years full particulars address j. y. LORD, broadway
Post Office.
THE TRADES.
4 FIRST CLASS WATCH MAKER, WHO HAS RECENT.
"A ly arrived from Europe, wants situation Cau ~ 81
west Broadway.
understands the manufacture OF all kinds Of
malt drinks and thor ,ughy master Of every branch o Ma
busness open TO engagement Addresa VIM bcy
nepr, Post ONCE, Portland, Maine
UO PRINTERs-A GOOD JOB COMPOSrTOR NAY
situation At tne best wages, on appca
don 70 Vim. j.. =. Harrison w and " Duane a.
yxyANTFD-A GOOD ORNAMENTAL CARRIAGE
App'y STEADY mept gwen. Apply 10 r H. oiosdaie
eSDeS Para and Lrown sueets, rev Haven, Conn.
f1v ATCHMAKER- YOUNG NAV OF G0OB AP
who pndereands his trade iaoronghy, wtshrs
sntcr where be copd act salesman Aot do tne to,bo
work rcfels 70 present employer, Address u A. box w
r. Office.
ylT .NsrED--A 3LAcKsllrTu. wHo INHERIT AIDS
sugdsy) ~ 9eoei. on bon ne scssscr Isenas F93s
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The exports Of nonr and grain Srom New York for The
week ending Dec. IS, were:-Zo Great Britain "a GOA
bbs -four; 10 British provinces and other places 6T07
bbls. flour, and To- bushels corn. ~
toIFEE-Ine sales were limited, but prices were firm.
small lots OF Rio were reported at 1l7Sc. a 1890
CsrroN-1he market steady, with sales Of 400
bales, closing ON the basis of the following quotations
w. u ClQssifc'n. Inland ELoridn II hi. ~ q IA C..
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE ANGLO CANADIAN POSTAL SERVICE.
DUBLIN Dec. IA 1859
Mr. Sidney Smith, Postmaster General OF canada, ana
r Ousack Roney have gone 20 the Continent 10 negotiate
arrangements with the Bgiap, Prussian Austrian and
0avarihp governments for the TRANSMISSION o. mails 20
- Omitted States by the Canadian line Of mail steamers
ssa via Queenstown, IN the same manner as adopted oy
ne French government.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON.
pHE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
PoRrA~ Dec. 80, 1850.

PORTLAND, Dec. 80, 1850.
me steamship North Bron, Capt Borland, from Liver
veal on the 4th December and from Queenstown On the
Jtsh, arrived here at three o'clock this morning
On tho 10th, a. A. NJ, passed steamship Bohemian,
nom Portland bound for Liverpool
the adyices via Queenstown are one day later than
Aose by the Arago at New York
me marriage Of Ga BALD was authoritaiyely contra
as.ed.
DY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Dec 15-P. NJ
The Great Eastern Steamship Company have made a
BOAR Of liz Mackeuze Of 100000 at tx per centcn.