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IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
STU
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~ ssass Boston call ~ Harfax and Cork HArbor.
:ssiAs' cat. udI,n. A.s! "a cs.s a., SHARON
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~ IN A. .aISs NlAGARA, Capt 1Andersou.
cspi = II Hoss,sv. 'Jk0PA, Capt ). Leiscs.
SCOTIA mos -, ING. ~.....x ~~~~n
hese vessels Q clear white u. - - snosa' s'0oA
asrbosrd bow; red ut bow. - - .,
Van. srdsssoa 800 .o'ss Nov. .28
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tABIA. Sore BoAto,. Wednesday, Dec. - ~
IA. Lou New York wednesday Dsc 49,.
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keIA, Judkioa New York, Wednesday. JAM.
NADIA Anderson " Boston, We. nosdAy, JAN.
JkTRALAeIAN
Hcchley, - New York Wednesday. Jsn....1
Il ABA. Stone, Boston. Wednesday. Jan ks
iefhs not secured until paid for.
An oxper fenced xeon board. -
he OF these ships sill not BE- accountable FOR Eod
FER bullion specie jewcry, precious sones or metals I'M
bills OF Adrg signed therefor and tbs vAiuo thereof
rein expressed For frcgat or psasAGe apply 70
3 OuNARD, No 4 Bowling Green.
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NKw BowERY THEATRE.
IN sole Proo<eor~ Messrs o. Z. For al. " Linxara
MONDAY. kOvEhBz8 10
First Night OF an entirely NE. drama by j. p PoqIp usS
THE sCAFFoLo AND tn. THRONE
Or FRANCE SKvKsrV YsARs AGO.
This drama sbounds with the tnrlipg situaous Sns
eec and fully depicts the dreadful fsArfa
I
TERROR AND BLOODsHRD.
Hvary member OF The com pAny In the
After which the romantic drama Of
VALENTINE AND ORsON
Concluding with The pautical drama OF
BLACK EYED SUSAN
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Assensers Forwarded 10 Parts Havre Hamburg Bremen.
erdam. Antwerp 10 at reduced through fares Persons
ring their friends buy ucEes here 1t the fol
ING rstee 20 New v0rkFrom Liverpool or Queeuslown IRA
In. 6, S6b and sos StoerAgo from Liverpool $40 fron
ssasown, SO Tbess steAmen hAss superior Accon noda
bI In tight sectua md have pstest nrs ami
or on board Fur furhsr information apply In LiverRool
I'll an Inman ageut ~ Water street, In glasgow, to VII
Inma,, st epoch square; in Queenstown 70 @ ID.
Co.; in London, to Elves Macy 81 King william
at, In Paris 10 Jules Decouo Place de Ia Bourse In
ladeipb.a John 20 Dale. 100 walnut street, at the
''--' JOHN a. DALE, Agent, is Broadway, ny.
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SHIPPING.

;gE BRITISH AND NORTH AM xKI0As ROYAL NAIL
seanishps.
LIVERPOOL
Mel csb.n pAssAxe.
PROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL "
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)R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRl, ON SATURDAY,
December 8 The United states Mall steamer nkAoO,
Snes couamander win sail fron Pier No 81, North River
u Beach street sasrrtay, December q q noon rsh
3 under deck encloset BY water uxhs conpartmers,
ch hesdes other results tends In the event Of coslon OF
ndnx 70 keep the pumps free TO work. And secure The
Nv OF weasel and passeneers Price Of pasA9e In second
N. ~ and go For freight or paSASe apPly
FOX and Ono. MACKR SZIA Agonls No. bruAdwAy.
aeansr FULTON VIII sail January
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yIyO BOOK. PERIODICAL, AND NEWS
AGENTS.
FOURTH EDITION FOR Or ihE MONTH W 'ohi
.pptEToNg OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY
a. ANN GUIDE,
sksTIFS
THE TIMETABLES Oh HhAhbi %hVUV MILLS
RAILWAYS THROUGHOur THE UNITED STATES
MIL AND CANADA .........
TOGETHER .,.oo
,,,111, NEARLY ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY hAPs,
BHLISYATik6 ... 90, ann.
quE MOST IMPORTANT RAILWAYS Or THE
COUNTRY,
90, .,,o,s nIsrANo Es CoNEECTNG LINES, &C.,
0'N''N' Is Now Ready.
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A"'' d. APPLEI0n Co. Puplishers,
Mo-, 443 aud s4J BIO1dwsy near howadsl
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WILL be ready or sATgRDAhYfi y sDhf.h1e the Id LIE
w CONFESSION, LETInks q, =" ~ d. II = CSnrch
Mont Lebanon HunisGdO County me Is'e VIII DC
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PubliGhod fbis Day: ,ou.
T ICHEN TmTS FROM THE ALLEGhA-
II hIhS
BY ELnABKrH C. wBIoHT'

- ~ u,oS. The Nature CuTe-Por the Body me ~
my .n 10. the Mind The Pereodon Of the Nstauli
Pilgrim Pss.n Dream Anthem The Los. lake By ;Ss 81.
Sss ssersroent Mike not Poverty Cup too bitd 10
Day Sumner FsndhP by .S sfa f p n Sudias
266av"Eouality- Ihe PisaLo on TIE " AZ
One o Evsj Lake side Tie Dean a. dow Land
ssson Lullaby Of Zines hSr'iss ns SOlSf SDasIa tS%
A6r, Anniversary Letter. Anhi,ss . oDin, Song. The
Moon Of Blossoms in Prairie Land Revere, Alter Ls,.
sGa,G Iso al sent fee by mail op receipt d pfce
N'oN' '-" "" NJ DOOLAUY, No. ~ Waiker'N
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\ A NOIHER NEM 81 lOKY'
ANoTHE, NEW STORY.
ANOTHER NEW STORY,
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AGREAT AUTHOR,
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Ts ARTHUR,
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VIII be commenced
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MYSTERY IN THE CORNER HOUSE.
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MYSTERY IN THE CORNER HOUSE.
MYSTERY ~ THE CORNER HOUSE.
MYSTERY IN THE CORNER HOUSE.
MYSTERY IN THE CORNER HOUSE.
MYSTERY IN THE CORNER HOUSE.
T, vreat story which has been con Will Do nu OF
and int write Dut the greet
American Author T. s. Arthur. Mr. Arthurs name Is known
wherever the language spoken Ills popularity ss all
sptbor has stood she test long years aud every ucc eoins
story from his pen sought after With an svidy which proves
now greatly he admired the readers of chaste and eesan
fiction OF all his works however do not believe he has
ever given to the anything absobiny interesting
the story above named the opening chapter tine reader
inppaop kept on a stretch fatuom the great mystery
which hangs around the singular occupants o the CoASEh
HOUSE. and us story and the plot thckens TINS
mystery Grows more ana intense till tLe conclusioa Is
reached
The friends of T. Arthur requested to meet Q" ~0~ at
al, the New, AGENTS MORROW, and procure the mug
ebsprs Of this charming story which has been written excu'
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MASONIC and /. 0. of o. +. REGALIA.-
Nl Pricess Patent Sword Hanging and 5word Jewels fot
Iooges Chapters &C WM M. PkICE "a Broadway, N. T.
ITO LET-The 3-stOry and basement Dwell
LING No Il Ludl. place (toustonst betw Sullivan
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proyenents Rent n7Ov ger year. y. b. TALLaADOE, NO.
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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

On Friday morning. at q o'clock, after 8
long and painful illness. fELlCITETHE-
RIOT. wife Of FRANofs CARaorA az
yssrs.
The friends and sequsintances OF Mi
cbsel Prspdsreast, are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral Of bis mother, Fktio-
rrs TsrRror. from his residences on Main
Street. this morning at 10 o'clock.
On Friday evening, gath inst, JOSEPH,
son ef Joseph and Julie Arbouf, aged is
months.
The funeral will take place this evening
st4 o'clock, from their residences on Amer
ica street. Their friends are invited 70
attend without further notice,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

RioHruEu.-The New York. Al.
biop, one Of the few good critical
papers of the north, thinks that
Booths Ricbelieu is a great per.
formance. II says;
II must be frankly owned, that
he has succeeded in obliterating
the Ricbelieu Of Mr.. Mscready by
his own conception of the roie.--
Mr.. Msoresdy's Richelieu was O
decrying ootogensrian-his pas
siohs candle Hsrings in the sock
et-feminisoences and stimulations
Of King Lear on the storm swept
heigbts-wsvering. Pickering with
the gusts of the grave. The cres-
ton wac pathetic certainly ly-spd iD
some oI the closing scenes. as in
the grand tsblesu Of the iDpreca-
ton which saves Julie from dis
honor, almost frightrully impress
sive--but IL was neither the Ricbe.
lieu of the play, nor the far more
magnificent Ricbelieu Of history
Mr.. Booth comes nearer to the po
etic as well as to the historical
truth Of the character, in the physi
cal aspect which he gives to it,
The Richelieu Of Bnotb is a man
still young. Fioureps. who knows
more about our internal constitu-
ton and our secular growth than
anybody in the world, has proved
90 us that old age begins at seven
~. From fifty to sixty-iive. he
tells us. in the "age IF invigors.
ton and Richelieu, at the epoch
of the play, had but barely entered
upon this ripest period of the life
of man. His infirmities were not
constitutional and muscular, but
nervous and iffitable--asd Mr.. Booth
therefore renders the action Of The
play with infinitely more truth
than Mr. Mscready, when he invests
the cardinal at the most critical
moments with sudesn splendor
Of defiant strength in gesture, stti-
tude, aud voice.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

A WlNprAlL.-lt is stated that
Gen. Harvey, by the decease of his
wife recently in Paris, has come in
possession, as the property of him.
self aud children. of $4,000, ,00o.-
He is a little rising so years old,
and by much service and much ex.
posure, is somewhat broken in
health. He is the fourth in the list
Of our army officers, Scott, Wool
and Twiggs coming before him.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
JUST RECEIVED

IRON France and for sale by Mr.. The
II ophile Bertrand, a large assortment
Of Embroidery, consisting OF Collars,
Sleeves. Muslin and Jaconet, Valenciennes
and Guipure Sets, Jaconet and swies
Bands. Linen Yokes and Bands, Hand
kerchiefs, Reafs and Sails for brides, Closks
and Shawls. silk Dresses, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Straw, Velvet and Silk Bonnets, Shirt
Bosoms, Black Lace Walls. All for sale
at the lowest prices. dec4.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

RsroHrEp DIseovEHRv or A Nsw
GoLp REeros.--The Denver (Jeiier.
son Territory News, of the 18th
inst, says
Capt. Bridger, the old mountain.
eer, whose reported death we pub
lished spine time since, is neither
dead nor sleeping. He has rccen,
iy returned to- the Kansas settle.
ments, az we are Informed 10y Capt.
Beckwouftb. who has received y
letter frum him within a day or two
past He reports having found
sew gold mining region-tbe exact
whereabouts of which will not be
published just yet-which far er.
ceeds in richness anything ever be.
fore found IN North America.
Capt. Beck wourth has written TO
him in reply, and will learn by due
course OF mail the locality of this
new Eldorsdo, which he assures us
will be published to the world some
time before spring. The probabil
ity is, that IL is far to the north.
ward, probably on the headwaters
Of the Columbia o, Missouri, as that
is the country where Capt. Bridger
has spent most of his time for sve.
eral years past.
Tus RscsSrLy DISCOVERED CAvx
IN FLORIDA "A correspondent Of
the National lntelligencer, refer
ring to an alleged discovery Of q
cave in Florida. in which was found
. Latin inscription certifying that
Il was inhabited or visited by Eu.
ropeans in the eleventh century,
directs the attention Of American
antiquarians TO Cardinal Wiseman's
treaties on The Connection Between
Science and Revealed Religion, in
which that accomplished scholar
aud arch@ologist states IL as a fact.
when speaking Of the aborigines Of
America, that there are manu-.
scripts in the Vatican Library at
Rome which say that this conti-
nsnt was known TO missionaries Of
the Eterual City in the tenth cen.
tury, aud concludes his remarks by
asking the question, "Who can en-.
tighten us on the subject p The
records found in the Danish ar
chives since the work Of Cardinal
wiseman was written. prove that
this continent was known to the
Northmen before it was discovered
by Columbus.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
palIp c5a,etts ano Comet.
saTos RoeeE,
SATURDAY .,;a;;:;;;.;;;;:;;DEC ~, 1880

ApPtARAsoE az THE SourH CARo.
LIN. LEeisb,ruRE. The members OF
the South Carolina assembly sit
With their bats on. The clerk,
clothed like an Episcopal clergy
man, calls the roll. The messenger,
IN front If the speakers room.
strikes his staff on the hoor cry
ing out, make way for the Speak
err the dettaeeper repeats II loud.
" with three heavy rsps OF his
stafI. and then the speaker himself.
clpthed in = rich blue nszsrine
rpbe, marches up the aisle to his
sest.--Erohtngs.
This is borrowed. Mr.. Dickens.
In one Of his excellent stories, uses
the same form for announcing the
President Of the Royal Bengslee
Mutual Life Insurance Company
"By your leave, gentlemen, make
way for the Presidentp