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GRATITunE OF a PALrARLE KINp.--It will be
seen from correspondence published in another
column, that Messrs. G. Flint q Jones, furniture
dealers Of Royal street. whose large warehouses
are immedityely opposite The scene of the great
conHagration Of last week, have given evidence Of
liberalty alike ereditable to themselves and the
community in which they live. Perseverance Fire
CO. No. Is, 70 whom this high compliment was
paid, has long been esteemed by our citizens for
being as gallant a SET Of men as could be found
anywhere. We congratulatethem upontheir good
fortune.
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pSslA Word to tho Ladies-In recommend
ing yog Hosteters Celebrated stomach Bef it Is
bat just state that stmuan 10 the system in importing
strength and yigor during certain periodical stages which
ofme attended with much pain and trouble we know of
preparation highly adapted all affections consequent
upon this and for mother nursing babe the B'ses
be dispensed WITH especially where the moiers nonr
hsen Inadequate the demands Of the child consequently
her strength yield and here It is where good tonic such
Hostetters Bittcr needed mpar temporary
strength and visor the whole system Ladies should by all
Try this remedy and before doing, ask physician
who If liz acquainted with the virtues of the Bitters will
commend their IN all cases ".e. NJ.
Sold New Orleans wholesale and retail byJ WRIGHT
Co. q and ISL Chartres street. sole agents the Southern
States oil addressed and by drug
eists dealers generally everywhere. auis 2ps&1tW
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- FeuRTH DIsrRicr UNIoN cLus.-A regular meet
,sss this club H be held id the Union Hall, on
e III ~ rect this evening. at O'Clock. As a
O Ia saIksapAsisn is extended to the public, a
ssrEe 4 had iii al fas..ss
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- Mr. III. McKeever, the polite asd accom-
1nodasing ageat Of Adams Express, has cur thanks
.sar s,aysrs In advance Of the mail.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted othe deficiencies of the Blood in different Diseases For
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis any affection whatever OF the
Throat lungs inducing Consumption No which also
the No for Depression OF prts Loss Of Appetite all
Chronic Complaints arising from GFeruse General Debility.
and Nervous Prostitution No for Liver Complaints No g.
for Dyspepsia Beng already prepared for absorption
taken by drops and Immediately the circulation
that what gain retain The No is for Female frregn
arites Hyera, Weaknesses special directions for
this. For Salt Rheun, Eruptons scr9ulnus, kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No s. In all directions
be strictly followed Price of The Blood Food 81 per
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH 4 DUPONT, No 4g5 Broadway, New
York J. WRIGHT CO., No q ISL Chegirts street o.
j. WOOD co, ST. LOUIS No. and BY I'll respectable Drug
gists throughout the country
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W. ssr va q " o'cloes at Nos . ana 2 w
sss uetween uasseahause ana Bansis STREETS ? tlIse
s,ss.asts IL foress aud domestic dry goods, etc
s,ed gapin sell - II O'clock At &c eiy fae'
st.ees.she fne low pressure steamship jasper
sraieulars uaer auction ness 81 PAGE
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TIE Toilet.

"TRGFELIon Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIo" Cures all Ernpions
"TREFELTot soitens the Skin.
"TREFELIo' Beautifes The skin.
"TREFELIo" Eraticates Hunpr.
"TREFELIo' 81 cents bottle
Particularly adapted climates few drops pouret
The Bathing dehcoHsy refreshing oxera
ing giving the Skin Freshness smootbness Elasticity, soncss
Brilliancy and Puri Cooling and Acknowledgements a
flesh firm and Of aabaser richness Of Beauty
Eruptions Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
ps-Sold everywhere at % GEMS bottle
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYME No. 1874 CANA
street, and by Druggists generally ..M=.@.r..
.=.. = TILESTON 4 CO.,
my2s 2ply General Agents As Broadway, New York.
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Blood Food,

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALyzED, always pre-
sens US with the same essential elements and gives
the True Standard Anayze the Blood person suffering
from Consumption, Liter Complains Dyspepsia, serofula etc.
and lind in every iusaeeeerta cieneiss gob
niles of Blood Supply Observation-Disclosures yo made we'll
The Blood Food is founded this Its
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So Fourth District Union Cissb-A regu-
lar meeting OF said Club will be held THIS EVENING,
Tuesday, ilth Inst, o'clock, Union Hall, jackson
street All persons the election of Bell
are invited 10 attend. By order:
ANA 2plt AUG. s. PHELPS. Secretary.
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The Eate Fire.
CoRRE POI DI1 N G E.

NEW ORLEANS, August 10, 1850.
To Perseverance Fire Company No. ID:
Gentcmen-closed please find check for thousand dol,
lars $1,000 donation rendered You for valuable
rendered saving buildings from destruction at the
cou 4gratou which Thursday night August g. 1860
and time allow to tender our sincere thanks 10
Messrs f. p. RAREsHIDE, Foreman and H. TAYLOR and
NJ LARDNER Assistants and The members Of the Company
for their ndomta6le energy displayed that OCCASION With
every prosperity 10 No 10, are yours respectfully,
q. FLINT Il JONES.
NEW ORLEANS, Angu 10, 1860.
Messrs. O. Flint Jones:
GcptiemenYour kind note enclosing the liberal donation OF
thousand dollars r. Co No 49, has been received
Nothing gratifying Fremen than to merit aud
receivd the appreciation Of their feowrtzens For This
that when danger threatens they battle with the destroyer
and the in which been pleased to ackn0w
ledge services will but greater and renewed
exertions when the for services be reQned
Iu of the Company, accept thanks and
suce thai will be deserve your good opinion.
Yours most cspscfuliS @-..-4z
E. P. RARESHIDE,
auis 2plt Foreman p +. Go. No, b.
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rasJames Beggs is "A Candidate for Assist
ANT ALDERMAN in the First Ward, First pistrie to Gil
,he vacancy occasoned By the resignation OF W S. Pe n
Esq Election on Monday next, 20th inst. aul3 ID
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.vatiomal Unsom Ticket.
FOR PR EsTD EMIT
JOHN BELL, ef Tennessee,

JOHN BELL, ef Tennessee
FoH VICE REsIDEET:
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA
FIRST Electoral District
RIvfERE GARpERE, o st. Bernard, Elecor.
g. DEFERRttT, Of Orleans, Alternate.
..@ Second Electoral District. -~ .-.
Hen, RANUEfI. HUME, OF New o. cans, Eleeor.
JULES LAvERGNE, of New Orleans Alternate,
-M Third electoral District.
CHRISTIAN R0SENluS, Of Jefferson, Fleetor
DUNCAN s. CAGE, Of Terrebouue Alternate.
Fourth EicetoTa District.
j. FEQuA, of East Fcliriana, Elec,or.
I'M, FAyKor OF West 3a;on Ronse Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS II. LEWIS, OF opelous4s, Elector.
v&IstN GOURMET o. st. Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, Of ouncEa, Elector
Hon. Il. h HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate,
Each the Polls cssts his for SIX ELECTORS
sach which sesidein separate Districts iy2i
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aul32p6t

kBBeSSare of the yOica mic dyes that SINCE
the hair poison the blood and change the color of the skin DR.
Chiffon Chemist Of the Croon Board TIE head Of the profess
sion has analysed Crstadoros Excelsior Hair Dye,
clares that this machesy Dye particle deeteri-
matter Hair Of amy obnoxious color is instantly etanged
to black OF any shade Of brown.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresssrs
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
WEIGHT Co. q and Isl Chartres street. General Agents.
ai9 2pln&W CRIsTADoR0, No Astor House NY
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as..,rhe c,rnac.t Rs,nenr ~ thn Arn-Ri

Aa-Thc Greatest Remedy of the Age-Bil-
INtS SYRUP is fast becoming the greatest remedy OF the
age for all diseases arising from any egular of the bowels
II has been correctly called the Great Southern Remedy being
composed almost exclusively from and baks indigenous
country 1t has been thoroughly tested in every country and
climate and its effects have uniformly certain
and permanent for all irregularities of the bowels
where The disease has advanced the last stage The public
may be assured that this purely vegetable remedy and that
does not contain anything that in the least Injurious the
constitution II qnackery The result OF long expert
in the of the peculiar disease for which
intended.
For sale by all druggists
W00DMAN 4 BEMENT,
..z Sole PROJECTORS.
Corner OF Common and Magazine streets,
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Eisaess E9rascers.

a large invoice OF FRENCH LINEN DRAWERS, ius
received, by
LION & ANDREE,
81 and So Royal street.
an6 2ptf BenviIe st.
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Roar.s sEe.s..t. d.

In respectful fam y iy,te boarding house. for
elderly lady daughter md hire cide Apply by
nication address 10 A. ut this ofFce. aus 2pH
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GRsRasGE' SsSrgeasn.

DIR. lfEohco+h w. SMITH
Has removed no III street TO the opposite ride
No. 20o from Rampant will be pleased
old friends ahe ns prossslona
ssrv1ce4 1I6 2ntf8w
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UdOipho UrOtfe's
To the Travelling Community.

N 4 Il II L Il IL
To the Travelling Community.
woLFE's celebrated AROMATIC sCHfEDAM sCHNAPPs
should be in the hauds of every No family should
leave the city be hout supply during the weather
invariably the III change weather.
beverage it Is the purest liquor made in the world
Put pint and quart bottles Sold by all Druggists Gro
and Frui. Stores
Udolpho WoIfe's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles imported by himself Warranted pure
and the best quality with his certificate bottle
Udolpho WoIfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in each Ger
tifcate of its purity each bottle.
Udolpho Nolfe's Pure Madeira Wine,
In Of dozen each with his certificate the bottles
guaranteeing its purity. -"
UdoIpho Wolfe's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by se Warranted pure, with his certificate Oh
the bottle and stamp the cork
UdoIpho SNoIfe's Genuine ScIsiedan
AK0MATI sGHNAPPs,
Pints and quarts, The best GiH made tie world An
sold under Inc Of schnarps put up by hi
position on the purchasers. = M.Z =.=.=
UD0LPHo WOLFE,
Sole importer, No, Y Beaver street, New YORK.
Fer sale By the following firms in New Orleans:
EsJ. HART & O., =mm==..=z
/ i Td i 5s 4 @s} \ SASS$s b CO..
. MyRfAN HALL,
$ s '5G5$R. tsgg99s .,.
BtNNsEIL y bA1EIEFF,
seaNiib5T &zlt1GLER,
Bis a1lSa | s i Ms
GE6 i wffTE' Co,
L ALLEN CO., zm
KARsfESpfEK co.
@ ~ E s,,EiEs
h4Nrls% II,
Y. |. LaSI RElnSe e..
4. MokisoN 4 CO.,
+. GONERI,
FAYE g FGE { hSE sI6rRr. lels apsn
Watches, 5esCeyl.y, etc.
BEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY BUSINESS.
Offering my Stock
| WITCHES, JEWELLERY ST. YER WARE, ETC,
AT COST PRIcEsl
W. a. WILSON,
| iy2 2pf % Canal street.
eRsRasEI Sssyge0n.
| DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed nom No III CANA STREET.-THE the opposite eide
No. EOS, Rampant. viii pleased
ceye mia profsssiona
| serv1cea 1le 2ptf8w
.YasOsl's. EsssfeEss
SCREW TOP PRESERVE JAR.
NoCemenT or Wax Required.
The sNLY RELI ABLE acle in the market. For sale by
B0WLES Il JUDS0N,
nano rAIo 80 IN ON
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The q. S. Mail steamship BienvilIe, j. D. Bul-
tech, commander, from New York via Havana,
arrived at the leyee on Sunday evening. On ac-
count Of Gle quarantine regulations at New Or
leans, tie Bienville did not enter the harbor Of
Havana, but was detained off that port twenty
four henrs, enaeagoring to send in her passengers
and freight ny means Of boats from the city. On
the passage oHer from Havana, the Bienville ex-
perienceda violent hurricane in which she was
obliged to Lie to for forty eight hours, and was
forced to sso1, at the S. W. Pass for coal. She
has, however, received ne injury, and made ayery
quick trip up Tile river. The health Of Havana is
remarkably good for the season-the total mum.
Der III deaths for the week ending July 30th being
only 40. There had been received two cargoes
Of coolies from Macao, and one from Manila n
making 5sk of This class Of laborers for Cuban
fields and general industry. under contract for
eight years service. No local items Of interest
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Cigars Ctgars !

Cigars Cigars!
will always ind the
saown orands-Inenuida Flor de Pnadas Merdana Flor
saueho Redowa eaborga Partagas, Know Something
agton Hormanss Mazo Hahano. etc. etc. the lowest
P. PRATS & CO.,
u 4n,s 70 Commercial place
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Notice TO she Public.

The Proprietor II the LADIES' BATHS at Lake Pontbar-
train takes pleasure that the damage they
during Of Saturday last has been repaired
that they will be ready for this afternoon aul4 2pls
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FR0A MEx1co.--Adyices were received yester-
day Of the lst inst from Vera Cruz via Havana.
News Of the 18th ult- from the capital reported a
battle near Lagos, on the road to Queretaro, in
which The army Of Miramon was utterly defeated.
AT last accounts the fugityes had taken refuge in
Leon, where they were surrounded and likely to
be captured. We find little else Of interest in the
news. Vera Cruz was visited by violent hurri-
cane on the night Of the slst ult., in which the
American schooner Oregon, Of Mobile. was driven
ashore and completely wrecked, without loss Of
! life.
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Wines, Br0ndies,etc.

W &c I1- MA I O. N "A M =,
II ST. LOUIS STREET, told 2O9
Sole Agents for the South of
Alexander selgnette's Rochelle BRANDIEs
Champagne Vineyard Pfopretors 20. Gognac BRANnIEs
Goldenburg C0GNAC 1896 and 1906
Gauier Frcres G0GNAC, 1853, 1919 and 1921.
LIS. o. Lawyer C0GNAG, 1863 and 1925.
Importers Of
Larronde Cognae fine CHAMPAGNE 1925.
Larr0nde extra old GOGNAC.
And sundy other brands in half pipes quarters octaves
under Custom fouse keys.
WINES IN BoxEs-Chaean latour, B. Meuton, Haul Bon,
Leovilie Iafe Margaux Gisconrs quarts and pnts with
cork and glass Shoppers, and ST Estephe Flag
from P, F. Eyquem n Fills, Bordeaux Ckaenn Margaux
and Haul Sautene from Lartende Feres Bordeaux
various brands, in quarts and pin from Rodolphe Bay
Co., Bordeaux,
CLARET AID WHITE wINE-in casks and barrels.
CoRDIALS-From Marie Brizard L Roger and L. Rambean
Bordeaux.
sARDINEs IN oIIr-From A. Gillet & Co., Lorien,.
CHAMPAGNE-Rosal HUNTER Comte du Montet Fleur d.
Bouxy and Creme dc Bouzy quarts, pnts and quarters
from X. Deshordes, Fills, Ay; from f. Lamare Fills
CoRKs-Bottes and nemiohns assorted no3O 2pMol,
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The WoRK Co.'s BRAvELY Os.--Forty-two in
hnentia citizens Of the Old Third, issue call this
morning, for meeting to be held tonight at half
past O'Clock, at the Hall on the corner Of Elysan
Fields and Greatmen streets, for the purpose Of
organizing Union Club iii their District. We
have no doubt but that the meeting will be large
and enthusiastic, for in quarter Of the city is
the Union sentiment more general than in the
Third District. And they are jealous workers, too,
down there; What they undertake they do well,
and on The day Of ELECTION when the majorties for
the Constitutional candidates ere counted, that Of
the GA Third W. are sure Will be among the
largest.
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W'uH Paper.

wan Paper. W'uu Paper.
+ T. FL W Fl R .,
83......,......, Chartres Street...........9z, Ga
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
French and American Paper Hangsngs.
BORDERS. ooRNERs. OAKS AND
MARBLES in every variety
Particular attention paid ali work in bis ine die 7py
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.EGs. Ks. Thompson,

MER q H A N T TAILO R
No. AL BROADWAY, Jnear Canal street.,
ie22 Ppm New York.
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As00Es, SFs0es and RSgoyUEes,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dltehing ROOTS Russ
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican Pain Leaf Straw and campeach
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street. New Orleans
HATS CAPS. etc.
AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving general of SILK
Fur Cashmere Panama, Leghorn, Straw, Palm Leaf MexcA
and Wool HATS. at this lowest market prices, by
FROST u CO.,
jyl5 2pAw Magazine street.
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Watches, .5esOelry, etc.

WATCHES, JEKELRY, SIL KERW4RE, ETC,
AT COST PRICEsl
W. A. WILSON,
I've 2ntf % Gnnal street.
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edged necessity in very hot or very cold weather
is shady retreat where we may procure some
thing very cold or very hot Such place has just
been opened By br. Garry Odds, on Common
street. nearly opposite the place where he was es-
tablished for many years. He has built large
and airy editice, devoted mainly to the purpose of
accommodating his friends with frst-class bowling
alleys and sundry other good things, and as he is
one Of the most popular men in his line OF business
anywhere 70 be found he will unquestionaby
have his tremendous rush of customers as formerly
We are informed that bis opening night was one Of
the most lively affairs imaginable
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A1ul,1roN sALEs .TaIs pAY

TUESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST n, 1850.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
DIED..

CHERshAE-sudSeniy. on ":11aesdsy, Dec. 10. John
Chtc.msn infant Of Homer w. and julia b. Cheesma
3gea'9 mouibs
CAHsELL-ln this city Tuasday, Dec 49, Eliza Canse
aged 81 years, months aud days.
DYKESOn Friday Dec 81. Charles youngest Of Villa
and Isabella DYKES, aged years. months and 10 days
funeral today (ss,udsyj At O'Clock without further
DOwDELLIn this city, Thursday Dec. 10, Chris,isr
DordcI, aged - ys@yR
GUsTIN-n Brooha Friday morning Dec a. Thomas
Gusr, In the 56tb year Of his age.
relatives ends Of the family respectfully tavts
TO attend his fsneral Monday afternoon 24ta inst at
oclock frc his late residence. No 81 Clermont
rsmsins viii BE- tshsD 70 Greenwood for intenment
HOUFLL-On Thursday Sept. p. 1859 board tho shi
Haze Shanhse Chine John w. Howell Of Capt Gsore
Hos ell Of Sag Hsrbor Long Island.
BAMBLTE-In this city, or Thnrsdsy Dec Do Walter Raecc
HsublI, secoSd son Of Eliza ~ A. snd The late Thomas
Hamblin.
MERCEIN-in Brooklyn, Thursday, Dee 20, Mrs. Nsr
hercein relict Of william A. Mercein aged 70 years
Her friends aud those Of her Thomss and Andrew Me-
eein her sonsinlar William Hyde and Charles W. Thoms
sud Der b0tberB Budet and Francis b. SlTyk invite
attend her funeral from fhe Washington y. Church
Sunday the I'D ins at o'clock without further ne
tce
ONEILIn thie city, Friday Dec. a. VIM Wallace o. el
The sn5 Of Ii. family ere invited sterd hi. funeral
the residence OF bis father nlew John Motif No Sl Es'
Twenty street AZ o'clock p His remains win B
taken 70 New Haven for intorment.
PARSONS-In Wscaaaet. Me, Friday, Doc H. at the req
dence Of his scuinsE r Baker Jonshsn Parsons ago
n yeus and months se ofths firm Of c. r. PsTson. Co,
sOUTHERLAsDOn THURSDAY, Dec. 20 a, nj. residence
Gre6' Bens Pa after hngsrns illness Charles H. southe!
Land, 10 the SIth year Of bis age.
TOWNSEND On Thursday Dec 20, Arthur b. Towusent,
TIE srds s,i relatives Of tho family invited attend ID
funeral Sunday afternoon, Dec 70 a. ocock from al
ate rSsdsace No s.? Third avenue Entrance In Fori
street.
WHITR--A. Hartford Conn., Tuesday Dec. is Mr. 0eoa
White, aged % ysars.
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MOIkssPS-Nc Orinsns continues In vsry fsh dsmt,H
and prices are sustained saIes ct =" eb,s ~ Sn 4s go.
T., n,ic Al scion 20 bids Porto Rico sold for 81 csss
NAVAL STORES-spbits Tafpentine has been In i~gevss
%snd ssT b e.fe 81 . 81. Of y hpp.s
200 bib, soo;ec ,1 'hspns :. % Ss s
JsnuMy delivery -es option and y" oes o. s 20
EsDsy de. At &c. pO'; n. o sns and SS eds% sas
Ros are very quiet and prices sl unsettled we hear
70 police 1s e Of rs bill oonon saSsd 81 IS de,er.4
s@ Sa. Eo,S b. ep sS Il ys s 1 s.I T
arioH az" a %aSsoa Tcb s" pc. degs.ed =.
H. TnPspthe. 2oS2 bb Crude 49, bS ROain Its'eo"
oIs-LnseeI quiet =. soaae Grade Pi.h Oils have be-.
very dn ard heavy and tho only sales we have 20
PRoyIsIoTs-Ths Pork mako. /. srmer thu demand :.
ses ;ss The 1RP 81 Pos '' Il rs for Old
d. and sIs rs for Western Prime Mess Beef Is aIm an
s IL ns tas S and 80 T sef
sm T dG%sad ;,s. Of si so cs, TsD n t.d
&c Lard steady and in demand for he trade rad ana
Fine Co, Meats are 10 fair demand and sdy sales q
10 hbJ. and tc At sasc for shouderS and sae for Hsn.
Butter !, in fair supply and limited demand O5c for Ohio
and i2ec for sfae bse.s is quiet a. 91llc ,. h.,-,
RICE1he denand hs been good, and there ,. 1ca 81
feeling In The market S.es Of 200 casks - S7ia*' ni
sARIbe demand hs. been s. active Sales Of 800 hhds
Cuba mainly Sic 70 hhds New Orleans at pc Snd go
boxes Havana private terms Az -.
brown Pavsna slightly damaged at Sdc cash hehnes arc
quie, We quote crushed Powdered and Granaaed a. SIC
Soft White 81 7lG7.s and Yellows 81 es0I4c.
sPICES-ses Of 500 bags Pirnen.s to arrive on terms 'o'
made public. ,u- -.
sALT-Ths make. Is quie. and prices are nOmasiEy n.
changed - A. -u.-
skINsThs market for both Goat and Deer hs@ sseo very
quiet and prices alto geiher nominal ,
There fair demand 'or Clover SEED "a - o. s
bbla ana bass At 81 a8sc Rough Flax Seed 10 fair qnss
81 asa I'll IS y bush -.-
TOBACCOA few sales have been effected a. eonoes
sion although IN general prices comparatively steady ses
ia bids Kentucky a9c l37 bbs Havana, t. III fAs
for export pr. and l3s Seedlesf at i1lic. -,
TALLON-The inquiry Ia steady and the usrts arm saes
Of 10000 at ai09lc. Rough Fat 10 steady &C., "ssh
WOOLIhe market s, dull and depressed, nd the ms
actions are very limited We hear Of but about Is 90 n Fe 90
on private terms small lots Donsioi for cash ala on
private terms. \.
WHIsKYThs market vel supplied and IL lower sales Of
go bhls At lst6lsc. .
WHALEB0EY-There s rather better feeling In the mar
iet spd prices 6mer. We hear cf no important sales
MUAIEFOO1SThs demand Il limited Wa bear Of sssss
Of 20 Ooo D. beacAed at 6ic.. TO arrive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
THE METEOR.

To TIE Editor Of The y. Tvfbtrnr.
SIR Inoice communication your paper from cor
respondentin Ohio stating meteor was
Feen by him on The night Of the Sth inst about o'clock
WIS witness Of similar phenomenon on the same
night at about the same hour, in Brooklyn az doubt
not others were. Walking in Bedford avenue saw
suddenly brilliant ball OF fire, of ustrons white
appearance apparently rising from the earth until 1t 1T
tanned the hight of ordinary rocket. The night was
very cloudy the day had been. and snow had fallen
in considerable quantity. My first impression was that
lie appearance rocket but its intense light, cast
ing distinct shadow, and its being round ball, fol-
lowed by no train M rocket is, forbade the suppo-
sition The whole phenomenon lasted but few Sec
onds 1t appeared in the southeast and conveyed the
improsson Of it's being at an immense distance
AN OBSERVER