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The New York Union Meeting.

New York, December 20.-At the Union
Lieut.. General Scott for President, and Cen Sam
meetings the nominations were carried amid the
plandits Of the multitude.
The resolutions read IS follows:
Therefore be 1t resolved, that the Union thus
formed, constituting as il does, the clearest. most
delicate and important relation that can exist
policy tends to subvert this end hostile to the true
Resolved, That the Constitution, the treaties, the
laws OF the United States, and the judicial decisions
thsregpoI recognSe the institution Of slavery es
by that Constitution, those treaties, those laws and
points, the supreme Court Of the United States.
Convention which framed the 0onstitation were
Roger Sherman one Of is most dting authors,
until compromise was agreed to on the various
premise embraced restriction on the power to pre.
vent the importation Of slaves prior to lSOS proyis.
ion, binding on each State and upon the Union, to
Congress- founded in part 10Th Of Of slave
population and other guarantees for the protection Of
s whss a
stitution was established all acts OIL, infammatory
appeals which tend to make the Union less perfect 10
promise and concession upon which tho Union was
formed by our that we regard the recent
outrage at Harper's Ferry as a crime, not only
against the State Of Virginia. but against the Union
treason has been duly punished that In our opinion
the subject Of slavery has been too long mingled with
party politics, and the result has been the creation
OF sectional paries contrary to the advice, letter and
spirit of the farewell address of the father of our
country; that, therefore, 1t fs the duty of farmers
planters, manufacturers, merchants, mechanics, OF
every citizen, North South, East and Wes! to dis.
countenance all parties and organizations that thus
violate the spirit Of the Constitution and the advice
of Washington.
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Monetary ana Commercial, /,

Eastern Exchange was frmer yesterday than
Monday and dealers we're more desirous of buyipg
at s premium; the selling price being uniform at u.
The demand 10 not very large, but it is fully equal to
the supply. ...
The failure Of the mails and expresses yesterday,
owing to the cold and snow the various railroads
lar financial operations in Third street. bnt tSsps
was no particular change In Money matters. The
market continued very close, and interest figures so
season, that il Is dificult to give quotations.
Business was quite active, and would have been
SS p had
slaughtered about the Louisville falls, where the
season Is about closed. IT
The Imports and Exports OF various articles du.
ring the twenty four hours ending yesterday noon,
were: &tr'- Ak w p " Y
~ pr wShsSky sa brs
bushels; Barley 26l7 bushels; Hogs 21S head; Pork
~ Coffee, s2 bags Apples, IA brls Butter l6 egs;
ExSoaTs- Flour, l,i2o brs., whisky, 1895 brls.,
R ork &, and Bacon % M hhds ., tierces; 20 boxes;
1s 5o.es Potatoes $50 brls it, 40 brls.. ''''''
Mondays, New York Times observes concerning
Saturday last:
The market for Money has undergone very little
he to sqs sRoss a. call b quite
good employment for Money at 4 per cent in dis.
counts: The Foreign Exchange market was very
reduced rates London to lO9h, and on Paris to T.
5.l7h@f6B4 by the leading Bankers, attracting a
large demand from the Import trade. For the Havre
steamer on Saturday, there was leas business, with
ont change In rates. FiF lE Y 4 N
Flour was dull and heavy yesterday, and Whisky
without change. Wheataud Oats were inactive, and
other kipdgi OF Grain were unchanged Provisions
were excited and buoyant up to Change hour; the
buoyance was moderated in the afternoon and offer.
ings were more freely made at an advance.
Holders were greatly excited yesterday morning on
account Of light receipts, and advance of 2 per
became more subdued, 2o4o head selling during the
The Bank Statement for the week ending satur.
day, the 18th inst, shows:
Increase Of Ss7s OOO
Increase Of Specie: 00C
lnprease oi Dep0slts: 7l5 0Od
Decrease In Circulation .....,.... $500
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Meeting of southern Medical students,

PHILADELPHIA, December 20.-At meet
ing Of Southern medical students to-day It was re-
solved 70 secede In body from the schools In this
city and 60 to Southern Colleges There was q large
attendance. Jefferson College will lose two hundred
and the Pennsyvana University one hundred They
will proceed In body tomorrow night In special
train from the Baltimore depot. The proceedings
were conducted throughout with great decoruIn and
propriety, and there was no exhibition Of violent
feeling;, number will go to the Richmond Med
ical College.
SEcokD DIsPATCH-This morning the Southern
Students who are attending lectures at the Medical
Colleges In this city held meeting at the Assembly
Buildings to take into consideration proposition to
secede In o body from their schools and 90 to Col
leges In Southern Cities 1t appears that the officers
of some Of the Southern Medical Colleges have made
oyerures to the stdsnts attending the Colleges here
schools and proceed to the Institutions In The South
list Of those who had determined on leaving the
tutons was read IL cSntained soms th1sa o. fn
hundred names, and large number were added
pr. Mcguire made motion that they leave 10 q
body tomorrow night at ten o'clock In q special
train from the Baltimore depot, which was agreed TO-
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Ratification Of the Juarez Treaty.

New ORLEANS, December 20.-The q. s.
steamer Brooklyn arrived here to-day, bringing
Minister McLane's Secretary of Legation, bearing
the ratified treaty with the Juarez Govern ment.
The. treaty which was ratified on the 18th inst
provides for the perpetual right Of way across the
zatlan, and from Glymas to Arizona, with ware.
houses OF the termini Of each transit.
All goods between the Atlantic and Pacific States
pass free Of duty goods shipped from transit ware.
aonses duty free; our troops military stores and mu
nitions pass over the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec and
through Sonora the sameas Mexicans, ,theneutralty
United States with or without the consent of Mexico
possesses the right protect the transit and property
by iorce, perfect religious freedom guaranteed and
no forced loans on our citizens,
-. A supplemental convention permits the interyen
ton OF the United States to protect our citEens and
enforce the treaty stipulaions. -
In compensation for the release Of duties and the
passing transts, the United States payssS4 900 O0O
x29O0,OO0 q which is reserved for the payment oi
The above 10 reliable.
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COvINGToN NEWS.

CIRCUIT CouRr.--The Court was occupied the
whole Of yesterday in disposing of the crlminsl
docket The following cases were tried: J. Nc.
pro fine issued; Terry O'Brien, for keeping tipping
house, fined $50. Capias pro fine issued. Jessie Mas.
sic, for passing counterfeit money Court adjourned
pending the trial, which will be concluded to-day
INDIoTnEErs.-The Grand Jury found indictments
against the following persons: Ed Sullivan for stab
bing with intent to kill, four indictments PAT. Don
ohue, burglary; VIM Taylor, stabbng with intent to
XIII; George Wollenstein. burglary; W. P. Dweiey,
parglary; Daniel Sullivan, msdemeauor. The Grand
jury will continue in session several days longer.
LEOTURs AT ODD EeLLows HALL--profsssor
NJ Sayler delivered the first lecture of the season last
night at Odd Fellows Hall on the subject Of Besuty
and the Beautiful" The attendance was large, but
the expectations Of the audente were far from
being realized. The lecture was exceedingly
common place. and far below the standard at which
Vo'uroTSo ousht 10 aim.nr2' 81, ln-i1li '+.
POLICE CoURr.-But one case, and that
only ior dsorderly conduct was tried by the Mayor
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Distressing Accident--seven Women
Burned to Death.

HARTFORD, December 20.-The Fuse Fac.
tory Of Joseph Foy, at Sunbury, took fire at about
seven o'clock this morning, and was entirely de
str0yed. The fire caught in the lower part Of the
building while the employees were ct work in the
upper story and the flames spread with such rapidity
ss to cut oall chance Of escape consequently seven
with boy son Of the owner SO badly injured that It
Is believed they cannot survive S'- :
The names Of the dead, far as ascertained are,
Gathering Briasey, Of New York State, Mary Jane
Bacon, ofSunbury, Hannah and Harriet Head, SIS.
ters, two other females whose names are not ascer-
tained, and amarried woman named Sampson. I.
the injured. The origin Of the fire Is unknown and
the loss Is not reported, -, -
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Additional Foreign News.

New YORK, December 2O.--The Arrival Of
the City Of Washington from Cork on the sth inst,
furnishes the following latest teegraphic dispatches
LONDON, December 8.-The Government OF France
Ia opposed the of Count Cavour as rep.
resentatiye Of Piedmont to the Congress-.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the French and
ment of the italian question, which will not prob.
ably satisfy Austria. No. serious obstacle, will
be encountered from Berlin or 81. Petersburg.
opening OF the Congress- but will be replaced after
ward by another plenipotentiary. d
uThe Tuscan Moniteur says that the Central Italians
are better armed now than at tho end Of the war and
will perseyere In defending strong italian Kingdom
nj. De Sanbross has been appointed Piedmontese
Ambassador to France The editor and printer OF
the Ami de Religion has been sentenced for publish.
shing letter Of the King Of Sardinia.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river came to q stand here yesterday
morning, and last evening was slowly declining op
posite this city Our latest account from above re
port the OHIO rising at Wheeling and Parkersburg
but the swell will soon be checked, probably, as TIC
present cold spell has doubtless extended as far as
those points.
At the Landing not much activity was observable
yesterday; freights for the upper ports continuing
light, and those for the South having fallen off
During the greater part Of the day the Levee was In
such dsagreeable condition as to interfere with
shipments.
The snow that began falling on Monday night con.
tinued until daylight, and was rapidly running Of
Thermometer went down o number of degrees. Last
night was very cold and every thing wore decidedly
wintry appearance. ..l s'lJidI t.uf E4a
hafnra y = - -
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The receipts about 2O0 only At the close there
was disposition, on the part OF buyers to hold on
and the market closed tame.
PR0VI6I0NS--The market for the Hog product
ing and up to Change hour, there was quite an OK
cited and buoyant feeling, and holders generally
prices eQuiyoentto TO Il, but buyers not coming for
ward, on Change, the buoyancy ceased to q great
extent, and the various srticles were offered ut an
advance with more freedom; $ls0l6 Is we're offered
for Mess Pork the latter rate for established brands
sales Of 3oo barrels country at @l6 25 but holders
on the spot, packed, and "a and SAc for February
delivery, but we heard OF no sales; buyers at first
seemed disposed to pay these rates. but at the close
Developments. 100 terces Lard sold at iCc and a
small lot At this latter being the rate asked
the morning, but fair amount was offered at IO5lc
at the close uyers did not willing to pay over
l0c Green Meats adyan ced, with GALES Of 1000 piecss
at bAtkc for shoulders; &C. for sides, and * axe
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New Bacon was offered at IN and sxc.. TO be dsliy

cred next week. '''' ~ ." anu '''''' '' '''''
ssa q 20 Ssds s a1s da.sss IL sS0d s xtS
sales Of 900 barrels al 41c 5srt at tbe isndie oe
un%Shns1sgss. nc g ..,..',''-..''--.,..
are Unchanged sales Of sc busb me rad a. A. 10
CORN The market 10 frni. with a FOOD demand
atNc.
bushels at S dG.ed o do onsn AZ s 'Aso sales Of 200
RYE-There Is an active cd demand, and prices have
g. sss'n advanced &C. per Dn'Asl sales bushels at
BARLEY-The market Ia dull. and nrca. ,o,xar
We quets prime fall at &c, and fsir TO GOOD ssssc
Arm At our s z aO seys ssss % and prices
pin, 4 sNc. ''''' = ~ O0AS' 'n'p'
l6@7c for Central Ohio and sIS for reWsna W. az
Reserve. = - '>S'''' '0' "e''ern
APpLEs-The market Is arm, with good demand
POTXT0ESHThere Il 'f GOOD aa y SemSnS SneSs and ,
arm at our last quotations. eN N''"A'' anu prioes
GLOVER SEED-The market continues dull. bpt
bris at 81 D. 80 ''''' " " '"oA' ~ ~ ~ io'
CIsANBERRIES-There is a fair demand at sla6,
- ''' '",ion WI 'Ai - en0ioe' iail osfrei' -g.
lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.l
new Y9RK Market, December Pop. M-Flour
s Gull ana prices are Without material change sales
al e s barrel sTs1s A. % es supsrns sate
sfnj IS 1905 80 for common to medium e1tra DO
and Us o@5 70 for inferior to good shipping brands
extra round hoop .Ohio-closing very quiet. Cana.
Co sSoss ss, S 200 HF F1
Flour s IN lair request at $3 64 40 Wheat 10 dull
at 81 % S Last evening buSbes Ia q RaeIrs
vessel, which Is considered an outside price Rya
stssSy sSi.t e salss e bushels Z A. sc sost
9O6O bushels at 926glc for nsw ssiiovs ai az ~ "
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crisis can approach that will paraze the arm of the
DemQcracy. They will stand, and always have stood
nrm Dy their fellow Democrats all over the Union.
After call Of the House the fourteenth ballot was
taken. Whole number Of votes 22s. Necessary TO a
Gnoice ilo. Sherman iii mcClernand 81; Boteler 30;
Barksdale 10; Scattering "a. -'--7''.'
=, Fifteenth ballot. Whole number of votes 22s.
Necessary to choice ia sherman l0;.Botoler l3:
McUiernand %; Barksdale TO- Scattering "a.
Necessary to choice liz. Sherman l09; Boteer 3S:
McCiernand B. Remainder scattering. Adjourned.
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River News.

ST.. Louis, December 30, M.-The river
has risen one inch since last night and Is now sta
tionary. The ice 10 running more freely and fears
are entertained that navigation. will DO suspended
within the next two days. Weather very cold, snow
Sr, Louis, Decennber 20, p. M.-Rivsr rising
slowly. The Ice IL running heavily Weather cold;
mercury 70. No change in the upper riyers.,gsg 4 .
LouIsvIILr, December 20, p. M,-Riyef rising
slowly, with eight feet nne inches In the GanR and
six feet nine inches on the Falls. p bSfRss sH hF t
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Fins JEwsLBs .-0ne Of the richest and
rarest collections ofjewelry in the city is that
Of VIM. Wilson McGrew. Diamonds, rubiss
and corals are displayed to the eyes Of the
locker on, who, half incredulous Of their
reality, wonders If he dreams or not. The
display is magnificent, and those who refer to
their advertisement will perceive that their
stock is large and varied. Ae- A'
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ARRIVALS. -Melrose, Maysvile Prloress Madison;
Bostqna, Portsmouth; Telegraph. Louisville; Bos.
burg. Defender, do; Dunleith and Virginia Home,
Neville; Lebanon, Nashville. q
DEPARTUREs.-Melrose, Maysville; Prioress Mad.
ison; Bostona, Portsmouth; Telegraph, Louisville,
Liberty Wheeling; Freestone, Nashville; Kate Msy,
do Ida May. Pittsburg; Empire City, do; j. b.
Fremont, New Orleans; Boston, Big Sandy; Dun.
leith and Virginia Home, Neville.
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OHIO AGRICULTURAL RRpoRT, 1s5S-SEooND
SERIEs.-We are indebted to Mr.. ]. II. Klip-
part, the capable and enthusiastic Secretary of
the Ohio State Board Of Agriculture, for copy
OF the thirteenth annual Report, containing
matter Of more than ordinary interest to this
important branch Of homo interest. One of
our city representatives, Mr.. Dobmeyer, also
furnished the PENNY PRESS with copy Of this
useful work. .g A at.f eAtt
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HOLIDAY RAFFLE.-Thers is on exhibition
in Wiswell's window, on Fourth street, a beau
tiful diminutive brig of. war-whioh is de.
signed to be raffled for on the evening of the
Slst. Everything about it is in pefect ship
shape, and she is commanded by regular old
salt sea captain. Chances only 81.
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HOLIDAY C0NFECTIOSs.--Persons desiring q
variety Of oonfections for family use, or for
private parties during the holidays, will find
Nick. Morris, No. 264 Race. street, fully pre-
pared with the best assortment In the city
Mr.. Morris invariably ren ders satisfaction.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Our regular notices of amusements are
that this evening Mr.. Murdoch viii repeat HAMLET
at the opsra.hou at Woods Theater Maggie
Mitchell appears in the HIDDEN HAsD and FOUR
daughter In several popular pieces. The panorama
81 DR. Kanes Arctic Voyage Is still at Smith Il
Nixon's, and will be exhibited again tonight.
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CASE OF JAMES BURNS. Arguments were
made before Judge Msllon, by p McGroarty and G.
r. Donnell, In support Of the motion for new trial
IN this case. The principal grounda are there was
false return to the venre, and that the verdict was
against the evidence.
Room No. l:-Mina Witshorne w. Barney Wits.
horne. Judge Mallon heard this case, and allowed
duty. "
Crentz for petitioner.
=. Ruth A. Cornelius W. James Corneilus The par
TIES were married In lS7, and separated about two
years ago. divorce was gran ted on the ground OF
adultery: Alimony was allowed In the sum OF 800
and petitioner was restored TO properly she had
~, Smith Gilbert Us. Isaac Bates. An action on
Dis OF exchange. Several suits are pending against
the same defendants. In which most Of the questions
VIII abide the issue Of the above. The names Of the
paintfs IN the other suits are the Lafayette Bank
ing Co., A. Burt and J, U. Rawson d %. A defense
OF usury 10 SET up, and the defendant an accom-
R. n: Corwine appears for the defendant. The
and Judge CALDWELL
CRIMINAL BUSINESS. The State VS.. A. Sisler, tried
before Judge Collins for larceny Of money The Jury
were unable to agree and were discharged.
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CHRISTMAS HArs.-Any one desiring to
present friend with an acceptable Christmas
token, can not do better than 90 to Alleys,
No. Al Broadway, and purchase one of his
elegant Christmas hats. They are finely fin
ished, Of good material, and can not fail TO
plsase .s
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SUPERB OYSTERS. Our citizens should bear
in mind that Peter Cavagns, No. 81 West
Fifth street, is now receiving daily fresh and
delicious oysters, which, for size and quality,
defy competition. Remember this, and when
in want Of oysters 60 to Cavagna's.
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THE PALMER
PUMP COMPANY,

G0RNER OF MIAMI CANAL AND
~ TH1RD-STREET, Cincinnati, Ohio, are manu-.
featuring largely, Pelmer's celebrated hydraulic,
Force and LII Pump. Also, his Portable Steam
nangne@ a All those who are about to purchase
snpts.' Gtmrs nor lor Ta1ceries, Brswsries, DistiI;
stations, Mines, Wrecking Purposes, Or In
fact' for any purpose where pump Is needed, will
una to their advantage to call and SEQ the work
Ing Of these valuable inventions, or address the
PA,hMER pi,i PUMP COMPANY for q circular, whici
Pumps with perfect satifaction de2Idm
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@rFor splendid holiday oysters 60 tc
Waggoner's on Western-row, above Fifth.

Coal On LAMps.-Messrs. Gray, Hemin.
gray Bros, by their usual energy, arc at
last able to place before the public decided
improvements on the Coal Oh Lamps. By
reference to their advertisement 1t will be
seen they are "ahead Of competition"
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NE WPORT NEWS.

POLICE MATTERS. Philip Snyder, for selling
ardent spirits on Sunday, was fined $s and costs.
Two boys, for throwing snow balls at some persons
returning from church, were fined 50 each.
ARRIVAL OF GuSs.-Two brass cannon. de.
In this city, arrived from Frankfort yesterday.
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arrival of steamers.

NEW YopE, December i2O.-The City Of
Washington from Cork on the 9Th inst, the United
Kingdom from Glasgow on the 30thl ult., and the
yorktown from Havana on the 18th inst, arrived
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CITY N EWs

ExPLAxAToRy.-Ths great pressure upon our
advertising columns must again excuse the
appearance OF our paper this morning. We
are compelled to omit and curtail the greater
part Of our matter.
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HOLIDAY BooKs.-Applegate & Co., 4S
Main-street, invites the attention of those
designing Christmas presents TO their stock
Of books, standard poets, fine bibles, portfolios
and albums, In every style of binding.
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Lincoln VS.. Gardner. Before JUDGE Hilton.
Order made distributing money in Court N payment
filed an undertaking In error. a- ~
d. T. Hummell vs., d. T. Boke ProceediuR In Ala
Of execution. Order made for examination OF de-
fendant and other parties. - :. :
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LOOKING GLASSES, &o.-Great bargains in
looking glasses and picture frames can be
had at ]. O. Cowpland's, No. Q Fourth street.
See advertisement.
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LAW REPORT.
suPKRroR COURT,

Judge Hoadley sustained demurrer in the
case Of Hartlipg and Others against The United
McCAbe W. Jacob. Tried before Judgs 8 psncer,
ssnd heretofore reported. Verdict for plaintiff for
Baptiste Igelman, by nsxt. friend VS.. Casper
schultheiss Tried before Judge Storer TO recover
damages for an injury resulting from the bite Of
dog The plaintiff 10 boy twelve years Of age. He
when the dog chased him. and bit him In the calf OF
the ieg-severely laceratins the esh and occasion.
ing lameness for time. n
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suicide.

MADISON, December 20.--Charles r. Hubbs
committedsuicide last night by taking laudAnhm. He
left letter In which he stated that life had become
burden ifF.71 20 n III ~ f| u
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING--Tw gentlemen can obtain q
- front room and firstcIass boarding In quiet
home, at l62 Plum-street Also, few boar rders
wanted. Ef. de2ObF
ROARDING-Two more gentlemen can
~ secure pleasant furnished room, with good
board, by applying, for two days, at No. 10Y Long
worth.street, between Elm and Plum. Terms mod.
crate. de2Obs
R0ARDING-A gentleman and lady, and
- two or three single gentlemen can be accom-.
modated with pleasant rooms and board at 29S West
Fifth-Street. A few more day.boarders wanted.
Lde20b%l t..Nl tt.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvArIoNs-For the
hnny Frees, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. Z
West Fourth-street, December 20.
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n UCTION sALE,-RY H. g. MILEa.

"A UCTION sALE.-BY H. s. MILES,
- sales.rooms No. 50 Main street Positive and
Oosing Sale Of Groceries, Boots and Shoes at Auc-
tion;-9n THURSDAY MORNING, December q, at
Ocfee, 70 boxes Pearl Starch, (0 do. Common Soap,
% helf-chests Teas IS boxes Virginia and Kentucky
Tobacco, l00 brls, Smoking Tobacco, 20 do. Older
Fancy Soaps, Indigo, Nutmegs, Ground Ginger, &C.
u oALsO-75 cases Mems and Boys' Kip Boots and
ALS0-AIl the Fixtures Of Store. consisting OF
large Platform Scales, Desks, Stoves, Shelving.
Trucks, &C. ~ Nl de2l