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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experien ed Nurse and Female PhysIoisp,
presents TO the attention Of mothers. her
SO OTHIN VRVlP


AN Exlerien ed Nurse and Female Physician,
presents TO the attention of mothers. her
500 HING YRUP.
Fer Children feething,
Which grsatly seitss the process Of tssthns ssss
ing the gums, rsdAcI ali Inflammation alay Al
PAIN and spssmsdie ae usn, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsnd spsn IT, msthsrs, will give yssrs.lvss and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
CAN slr IN coNFIDsycf TRUTH it, whs, We be "a
M'aein:I, ,rv.a Mrs. si.I FiILiD. IS
r,cf a cuRE, ,wINsLOw'S sh.S 5m,I, v,,s "a
S:,;, dld y: in.. sOOTtRns an instance. d.
d: sc..rsy, snar: SYRUP, d.ight.d Win it
highest eomm.nds,iou Of is ~ csI .x.et, and m.se.
virtues We spsst in his matter 'w WHAT DO Hrowr
after tsn yssrs' sxpsnsncs, AND rLEDeK RRPuTi-
CLARE In almost infant 10 suffer-
nE from and exhaustion relief will be found 6ftssp
This prsparaon rptIon Of enc Of IN,
NEST Hxr rfRIENcED and sIILFuL NURsfs in New Enr-
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
sny rssvss frsm pain but the
stomach and bowels eerrseu scldy, and givss and
Energy the whole system IL will almost instantly rsisvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and .vsreoms eenvslsisns, which, ,pssdiy rsmsdd
AND suSHsTREm- arr FOR Sr%.ss s .ns .onsp n
10 all case, Of DTs- CHILDREN ~TraY and DI1R
.r.:. ,.S ,.asnc TEETHNe Rhs from -G,A:s
We would say every mother Who has child saf
nnng ,to| any Of th' or.gong eo%Pl.ns.Do NOT LIT
stand between your suffering child and the lief h.
sURf-ye, AssoLUTELY sURE-to follow Of tn
CURTIs PERKiNs New 7oTs /, on Il. sss.ids .rsRs.
PGioeip.I ose.. No. 10 s;.ssr s,,..sY
Price enlv rs Cents Bette. % il-dkvlr
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. 346 Pa. Av., MAR 7TH ST.


Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in
quaed Family Sewing n hachines which for the
last eight years have most trIumphanty maintained
compeutors for popular favor, the Agent has taken
one OF the hne new stores lately erected on Pa av-
enue, near 7th st where beaut full assorta,ent o
al, the various sty may at all tunes he seen.
There were q ySo6 of these Sewing Machines sold
n the year 1882 Ladies are invited TO cali and see
them, together with certificates from many of the
best citizens of Washington and Georgetown in
relation to their well known and thoroughly tested
for circular by all means. II is high time every
fam ly H. the land was supp led with one of these
tons both printed and verbal given free of charge
" VIC 1''' " viz Agent, No ss' s4s Pa. "a a1enGe, H1M
jy Him Between 6th and 7th SITS.
SELLING SsRIr 9EE! BAReArSsgE SELLING Off
in DRY GOODS.
Of HSb S sry sIs IF s1s
Black Lace Shawls, and Mantlllas, in fact a
Fancy Dress at greatly reduced Pnces, many at
less than cost OF Importation in order to reduce
Large Stock.
Domestic Goods, for general family purposes, all
j. W; CoLLEY co.
au 46t 923 7th st., above Pa. av.
h6i SEVENTH STREET. dct
AT THE OLD STAND.
The subscn Der, grateful for the liberal patronage
f1f-S pleasure to announce TO his former IN
If1f2 customers and the public gene ally thatt1W
Nff ne has again opened .tore at his old stand,
and comPlete sss1Ttment of fine
GROCERIES,. TEAS, LIQUORS and CIGARS
line intending TO spare efforts to give entire sat-
Flesh BUTTER and EGGS constantly on hand
jy zs-eo2w WIN. III. BRERETON.
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OFFICE OF gNsPEcT9Rs AND sEALER

WAsHINGroN, July Is, 1850.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That, agree
ably to the provslous the ordinance of the Cor
poretion approved May ~ 1850, the undersigned 10
now prepared, "wheneyer reg9ired In writing. and
examn test, prove, and ascertain the sccuracy on
registration OF any gas meter in in this city
and another, sealed and marked as true will be
set IN i-s place. III proved 20 be accurate in its
and .. am put in posi,ioH for use.
once No 310 Seventh street, (near Odd Pei
lows hat Open from .. m. 20 D. m.
CHARLES w. ..CUNNINGHAM
Ns h Inspector and SeaIer Of Gas Meters
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M SALT WATER BATHING.
PAXIii6N' HMnor.,.

N w
tssARSHALG'S PAVILION. (Moor,'s Land
lngl will be open for the option Of yIsi A
tors on the 18th of June. THIS delightful &HkS
resort for those seeking health and pleas ILL.,
nre II unexoelied b! any place of the kind on tha
Potomac river Ii 10 situated ab ut one hundred
niles from Washington Immediately on the
Potomeo 0, and n full view If 'he Chesapeake Cav
and famous for line o. sters Soft Crabs Sbee phead
and other Fish. aud easily aooessible b the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltinn"re anc
Norfolk. The updersIgned has maJ g addliional
improvements IN his Bath Houses apd many other
improvements 10 the conf rt and enjoyrnenf of his
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed Splen
dId AnEing and ? enty of Fishing and SAILING Boats
Tree OF charge. ne has spared no expense 10 pro
vlding good Cotion Band or in laying in ms stock
OF CHOICE Wines. LiquOrs.Segers, &c and for Ihos-
VINO wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and 20 seek 3
retired aoe where they can mske themselves AZ
home, there not more pleasant place In the Uni
ted states. The proprietor pledges himself tha,
nothing shal be left 1ndone on his part 90 rendsy
them so. Terms for board: Sl-50 per day, for less
than week; Tor longer time, SI.25 per cav: So
per month";. Persons wishing 70 address the PRO
county, Nd.
jes-2m r. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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NEW MUSIC received ssm- weekly, and for
wi NNnHsrdsd By nal frss Of poigs66SHsN og6SHNr xI,,
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486 PApERHANeINGs, &c, 486
! Fine. Msdinm, and Lew-priced PAPERHAN6,
PRINTS, PICTURE CORD and ITAsSEEs,
60, &C REDUCED prices: Remnants Of lov-p priced
Papers and Window Shades. at greatly reduced
prices Orders for PaPerhang,ng and window
Shades executed with skiii and dspsfch in city or
sGnlss snmssy Please sivs '; RSfi tpTE.s the
:. .. No. le6 Seventh 9 ) doors aboye
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Prof. AgassiI gave some remarks on an az
rangement of a Geological Museum. He said
that a museum indicated the condition OF
knowledge in = country. In regard 10 the
Cambridge museum, he said the frst beginning
was the SO, 600 bequeathed by Mr. Gray, fol,
lowed by SIS 900 from the citizens; also by the
State, 500, ,OO0 With such support, he laid
out a plan which in the end would be second
10 none in the world. One teuth part Of the
plan had been carried out, and the specimens
were being arranged.
He intended to avoid all the previous models;
they were antiquated because they were sys-
tematc-not giving the progress of science.
He considered them, if any hing, impediments.
DE desired to present system which would
show the progress. Conceive Of the vast col
leotiOns in the Jardins des Plsnts, extending
a half fmile-bewilderng to the student. Be-
fore the student ge.s through with the birds,
Tor instance, he foEgets that there are animals
All Of the festuTes Of nature must be studied,
sDd lt was his aim 10 make the complete study
IN the easiest manner. All things that . ne
brought into museum should first be brought
into common ROOM then specimens Of the
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MASSEY, COLLINS Il CO.'S PHILADEL-
VA PHIA DRAU6HT ALE.-We are constantly
receiving fresh supplies of the above delightful bev
erage, and invite all persons who want a pure nm
adulterated Ale, TO give il 8 trlal,
ARMY & SHINN, Agents,
fs 81 GreAn st.. GeorgetOvp,
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The venerable Judge arrived at lsae hour % ~ '0A!
evening AT early hour saturday monil
he repaired TO Mr. LncoIns the State House, and
remained closeted with him until the public morn
ing reception commenced. Ths interview renewed
at one r. M, and continued until three O'Clock. Tho
duties Of his profession allowing but short absence
from 81 Louis the distinguished Missourian returned
home on the evening train Of the same day
Mr.. Bates presence solicited by the President
elect FIRST for exchange OF views on the present
ditiou Of public affairs and, secondly for making Tire
formal offer Of seat in his Cabinet TO tho unsuccessful
rival aspirant 70 the republican nomination Frank b
Blair r had been deputed mediator during his late
stay between the two high contracting powers Through
him the invitation to repair Springfield was extended
to Mr.. Bates.
As TO Mr. Bates views able to state that they are
most decided and uncompromsing the secession ques
ton He proclaimed boldly that secession is treason
and must be put down. He furthermore urged with
great energy that the mAsty Of the laws should
be maintained all hazards II is said that he agreed
with the President elect all the leading points that be-
came the subject Of discussion.
universally asserted that the Secretaryshp Of the
Interior offered to Mr.. Bates and accepted by him
In quarters his connected with the Attor
ncy Generalship. The authentic information possess
warrants me- however, In contradctng the offer Of the
last mentioned office.
In addition TO Mr. Bates several Eastern politicians Of
note have been invited hither The invitations are re
ported to have been made through Senator Trumbul
The recipients expected here in the next
fortnight.
John c. Fremont is strongly pressed for Secretary Of
War by Ohio influences. The last psV express is also
said TO have brought several strong appeals his favor
from California
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Before Edward c. West, Surrogate
WILL OF KLIzsBrTH cLEU.

This win involves realand personal estate TO the amour,
a 1850 600 and has engaged the attention Of the
Court At yarous tmes during the past nine months I,
hns Al length been admitted 70 probate The following Is
the text ~ the will
T. Elizabeth Ceu, wife Of John I. Cleu Of tho city ~
New York do make, declare and(Hcclam this my last
wil and testament, follows'-rNve, devise and be
au.sih unto my beloved husband, John v Ceu, above
named all my property and estate real and personal
What nature kind ~ him and his heirs and
signs hereby request my sad husband t. aid
assist my relatives sni coDnectors and 70 give 10
them respectively be may ~, such sums % por
tpne would 10 alive in distributing my pro
perty constitute and appoint my sad husband, John
II Tieu executor Of tlls my Last will and testament,
hereby investing Lsa With fn powers Ia sell and dispose
~ IN the property In testimony whereof have here
unto ~, my hand and afvok mr. seal this 10th day "
December, 1851. - -
ytffTH cTfrT.
In presence Of Stv r. krC, ~ D~rraw street, Brorf
hn and r. CvSSGcnls, "a Wet Tw-nty -siyth street,
New York
Appended 10 the viii the usual testimony ~ the wit
ne-sas under their signature that the win was signed
in their prcscnce aud declared ny the testarx 10 be her
last viii and testament The statement that appeal
had been taken against the decision of h- Court in
correct The decree n the Surrogate has not yet been
issued and hence appeal could not W made.
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WINTER GARDEN -Debutantes are plenty this
We have yet reached the Christmas holidays and
have already had candidates for hstrionc aures
Both mild both from what called the upper classes
and both promising well for the future. Miss Amy Elliott
undertook last night rather higher fight than that
e=sayed by Miss Henrques but has occasion this
morning to regret her temerity. She played Juliet,
OF the difficult characters in the whole range Of the
English drama, to the Romeo q Mr Edwin Booth. Mr..
Booth is just now the fashion with Young New York,
masculine and feminine, and Miss Elliott has been
threatening TO come out for long a time that
her debut quite relief, and therefore,
though the night what the sailors dlrty" the
dcnce Of course brilliant fashionable" Miss Elliott
l. brunette, young and fair 10 hook upon with fine
stage face splendid eyes and the poets say wealth
az raven hair" she reads inelligeny graceful Was
considerably scared and seemed lack power for the
more intense q the play Her deficiency in this
respect may have been owing 10 stage fright, which,
like sea sickness. " more disagrceable than dan
rerous Before criticising Miss Elliott closely We
intend 20 her again; and, in the meantime,
can say that her debut q the most sue.
cessful that remember 10 have witnessed In the
course o. rather extended and always agreeable
pericnce that way. Her line should judge 10 be
comedy domestic drama, rather than tragedy Melpo-
meme is the most exigeant Of the muses. Mr. Booths
Resneo was not up 90 his usual mark. II simply a
clever performance and showed sign OF that genius
which this actors admirers claim for him Physically
Mr. ooth the beau ideal Of Romeo, and At times he
azed the authors idea but only nj times Dyotts Mer
QUITO pleasant and the other actors were more
less dsarrecable We do not purpose 10 enter into any
particulars unimportan matter. and attempt 10
ray who were the worst.
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HAvay AND sorrHAsrros steamship Atan'ic-N- Y
Kelly Capt u Tucker. u Coxr-ns Nine Ia-kyn and son.
Mrs Drake Mills and daughter, Townsend. Raymond,
M Woodbridge, chas Person. lady and two daughters
u smith, W Crane, W @ Tompkns, Capt Godfrey Capt
Baxter Tsyor. y Moore, Rev T. Rankin, Rev
Lowe, Mrs Bowler aud six children. Daley Daley
n ID Howell. Banchl, y schmidt. u BaughmAn. JT, q
n mossI' coasoeT. s2sT.s pion.c' H Morsnd
A xondos. NJ Month. fsfe, Weia. Bcndesn,
lIeweiL Mr. Dutlon
Posr srars-Brg AtlanlIc-E X ossood.
DEPARTURES.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY A-ia-cap, and Mrs Alfred Brown
Less and two daughters England; pr HOLLAND New York
Mr. and Mrs Tulin and infant Consul ~ Mobile.
and Mrs Leak fondn; fr~d johnson, Belfast; Chas
VI Todd, New York James Halnsworh, Peru; ID w Conne
" Nr and Mrs Ja rhsnton 1y~rroo John
,iordon, Tnronso walker, Tornnto; sybrandi Ncw
Trcl Parts: Paul Nosl~ch Russia; james Maxwell Liver
rpol; W Tbnua. Fr~nrlsco; Thomas, do. Arthur
Sksvrross North Carolina Smock, New York " Klein
ian Trsnfsco: Wet, d.; Ihos wragr. Montreal sapt
YORK Mr. and Mrs. II Hrsdhurs two children and ssrvsn
York; Miss wllmering do I'd Power, LoDdnn James
Mellin Berlin; Nr and Mrs VIM Arthur, cornwali "
nsld New York: Hawkes. England, VI D. Peters Do
Lyle, Toronto.
NonvvIK. Ac-stesanshp Janaestown-P Fslon. Carpen
1aw1on Scho-sberpsy, q w troN Capt Higgins
Miss Tally CHASE ID Gait u feibls man, Mrs
u Gardiner, Mrs Bow and child, = Waters LADY and ser
ysnt-snd In the Storage.
cHssrxsrox steamship NaEions'has nlllnsn, Gsn y
sloan, " Odenheiner Car, pslbdga " y
Sps~k. Thcs Gunp, yudg~ Gvshsn. w~lch, Mr. Wilson
infant ana ehidrsr " ROOT Mrs Fsgr, infant enl
tvo children; Mrs Kelly ard infant Mrs Andercr and
RoSrn. ~. EcIrvy N ssarsrn,sn u. wilson. Lrr5o.
- Elchd uartity,
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, 1850
Stocks firm Pennsylvania state SIS, 81; Reading Rail
road l7is Morris Canal so; Long Island Railroad 9&
Pennsylvania Railroad, 35%. sight exchange on New
York at IA rs per cent premium.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. Is, 1860
Cotton buoyant sales to-day 90 500 bales at 1o4c =
10c for mddng the sales Of the last three days add
500 bales, and the receipts for the same time 81 900
bales against 90 900 bales last year receipts at this port
up the present time less than last year 120 $50 bales
do all Southern ports less than last year. 40l 500
bales Sterling exchange, 20 101 and with bills Of
adlng, 94c, ole Freights 10 Liverpool p-i6d Sight
exchange on New York, IL per cent discount Sugar
dun at &c. &c. for fair To fully fair. Moasscs 23c
24c. Flour, - % S. Corn, 5sc. a Csc.
BALTNoRs Dec. 10, 1860
Flour steady Howard street at IS: Ohio, 81 s7h. City
Mills, - 62L. Wheat dull red, 81 10 81 II; white
81 20 81 40 Corn steady sales 10 900 bushels at 4sc
a SIC for white and yellow. Provisions dull. Mess
pork at SIG lard, l0c. Coffee dull at lie. i3c. WINS
key steady at lsc.
TnuiApXPTu,, Dec. To- 1860
Flour unchanged. Wheat hrn white, 81 20 n 81 40
red. 81 IL 81 q Corn dull. old yellow, Ode; new,
SIC. 5sc. Whskey advanced nc: at 1880. 1sc.
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Personal Intelligence.

Antonio Flores, Minister from Ecuador 10 the Untes
States and Nine. de Lseyric, OF France stopping
the New York Hotel
1T. Blunt, Of the steamship Atantc Lieutenant Stan
ton OF the United states Army and j. Hayes or Wash
ington, are stopping nj the Aston House.
r G Calhoun, of Bridgeport; II. J. whiting and wife
II Camden Mrs. Tucker, of Virginia, and Miss Hsrring.
ton and sister Of Baltimore stopping at the Everett
House
Governor Buckingham aud family, Of Connecticut Hon.
T. Cook, ~ Iowa Hon. ~ A. Baldwin, W. ~ iarnum,
and T. u buckingham, all OF Connecticut, and Colonel
Townsend and wife, Of Albany, stopping at the -.
Nicholas Hotel
Col Reynolds and Major Rendrick 81 West Point Capt
" H. Abbott, Of the ship Judge shaw; DR. &. = Coins,
of Great harrington, Mass Dyer, OF Paris J. Hop
kinson o south Carolina and Marguand and party, Of
southport Conn stopping al the Firth Avenue Hotel
Hon r. Beardsee and Hon. W. II. Dimmick of Penn.
sylvania Col H. a. Littereld, OF Massachusetts,, q. III.
Van Elton Of Canada = Seguine aud wife, Of New York
and Mr. smedy and wife, a New Orleans, stopping
at the Iaiarge House
Col Alexander. Of the United states Army G. r. Eddy
az Delaware, W. milford. Of sag Iarbor; W. ~ Cush
man, Of IN. Watson and Howard ADAMS, and Mr.. Pier
ron and party az New York; y. q Compton and wife, Of
tharlc~ton O. H. FLETCHER OF Texas, and W. X Greene
d - Louis, are stopping ~ the Metropolitan Hotel
Horace Bsbcock and wife, Westerly r. T. Chas iud.
inrton and = 4 Rose ~ Milwaukee, W = johnson. lIo-
race A. Fcote, H. &. Wooster aud v l.. Nulte a New
York George Cooke OF New Haven and Misses and T.
Ihlr~, o. Montreal, g. w., stopping AZ the Albc-
marie Hotel.
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state or Trade or Buffalo and Oswego.

c.
The amount Of grain in store at Oswego and Buffalo at
the time according TO carefully prepared state
in the Commercial Times of this city, is 3343 900
bushels embracing 2625 900 bushels wheat AL 900
bushels corn AZ 600 bushels oats LAT 900 bushels bar
ley 81 900 bushels rye and 900 bushels peas but this
does include the amount ahoat Buffalo. The total
receipts of grain at Oswego and Buffalo for the season.
reducing flour to wheat, in the aggregate nearly
SIS 600 600 bushels
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Railroad Accident In New Jersey.

BOXING SPRING, n. j., Dec 10 1850.
An engine of the Hackensack Railroad this morning ran
hand containing twenty two persons, near
Hackensack instantly killing person named Reardon,
and iously injurng two others. The road is nearly
finished and was expected 10 be completed to-day The
band proceeded from the junction of the New York
Erie Railroad with borers for that purpose followed
by the engine The engineer is said to have runaway
mediately after the collision
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Nv. IOtrs Nee IL, 1860.
The - Louis Brigade returned from the Southwestern
torder yesterday morning. They were received BY
detachment &C the National Guards remaining Al home
General Frost, N brief complimentary address. dts
missed the troops after which they rarook q sunptu
ous dinner a. The National C~ard armory, Bnrnurn'H
fofN and oshry places Tie cccaann was replcts with
expressions q Friendship end copgrn.uatoe.
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Narrated.

ENoRy-SxsRMG Son Wednesday, December 10, at
Mneoa, by the Rev VIM H. Soore, rector a ~ Georges
church Homestead Mr. GEoR6E w Emory, Of Mary land
Miss SUSAN e daughter Of the Hon Jshn A. Soaring
Of the former place
HANTs-DoRFMvs AT Astoria, Monday December
H. by the Rev. Mr. Hardenburga, Mr.. A. HASrs to Miss
MARY DoREMus.
JcNE-CRosBY. Poughkeepsis, on Tuesday, Deem
Der Is, by the Rev Mr.. Hegeman N WITT CLINTON JOINS
to JosEPHA daughter Of Professor William Henry Crosby
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DEDICATION NEw CONCERT HAII~-A new salon de
concert called Ebbtt Hal" and located at No IS West
Thirty third street, will be opened this evening with
concert in which Mr. C. J. Hopkins, Mr.. Willard and
glee club OF gentlemen win assist.
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The Canadian Rmnks.

BUFFALO, Dec. 10, 1880
The official monthly statement Of all the Canadian banks
for November exhibits decrease circulation for the
month of 81 OO0 gain in specie 81 500 and increase
in loans 81 $50 900 Compared with the month last
year there is increase in circulation Of s. 900 600
and Ia specie, 81 500 600
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teries-woOb, EDDY a CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, xENTucKy AND MISSOURI STATE LorrERiEA
DEIAwARK-ExrRA CLASS COS, Dec ~, 1900
s., Is, SO, u, Is, 1, SO, 81, 8, SO, 80, 80.
DKIAwARE-CLAss GOA, Dec. 10 1860
81, 80, "a, S. ~, "a 81, 3d. 50, %, 43, 20, %.
Circulars sent free q charge BY addressing either 70
Or 70 WOOD EDDY Co, 81 Louis Missouri.
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CoSc,Rr IN AID or SGSoR AssoN-rhe tickets to this
affair sale at the music shops. The pro
gramme is well worthy the attention Of amateurs while
the object Of the is that should appeal to
every patron Of art.
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Later from Havana !.

NEw ORIEAs, Dec. 10, 1850.
Havana dates Of the 18th inst. received News
important The money market depressed Sterling
exchange selling at IA Is per cent premium.
Exchange on New York quoted per cent premium.
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Drawings OF X. Frances Delaw

SUSSEX COUNTY, Glass az, Dec 10 1890
&c, "a, 80, 26, 3, 10, 40, 5. 81, 50, 70, IL.
Consolidate LOTTERY, Class 30 Dec 10, 1860
81 &c. 81, "a, 6, 4s, 50, %, a. 43, 55 %, 49, 81.
X FRANCE
Wilmington, Delaware
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TIK ZouAvE COMEDIANS, whose arrival have already
noticed, have been engaged at Nblos Garden and will
make their first appearance in America Saturday
ing next
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sinking Of the Schooner Richmond-I0ss
of Seven Lives.

BALTIMORE, Dec. ~, 1850.
The schooner Richmond, Captain James Chirbod, en-
gagged q lighter, sunk yesterday morning near the
mouth Of the Patapsco river. The captain and
others drowned. The Richmond engaged in
tightening the ship MONDAY, loaded with cargo Of
ullaQO.
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Bp-uos, Dec. 10 1850
Constructor Samuel HART, United states Navy, late
Chief Of the Bureau Of Construction Equipment and Re-
pairs, died al South Scituate Last night
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Court Calendar-This Day,

SUPREME CouKr-ClRcun-Part 1, oyer and Terminer
Part yesterday with addition Of Nos 1885, 800
20OQ, 2011, 1892
SPvflnoR COURT ms before.
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Holiday Presents.
Those wishing present 70 their friends their Photograph
flor holiday psrsenp couN not get suitable finely
finished style OF Portrsure Than the Ivsytype made by
j. GU2NEY a SON 7T Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-20

and winter weather everywh, Ladies skating Hoods,
Ms IeggnA, Hus Nc.1Glt- sleeves and Armles. Boys
skating Helmets. Taps Mite Iegrins Arnlsts and tom
fortsrs thldr MS Hoods Sicsyet LsGyns, Ms .l0ves,
lndcrshirts and Drawers a a. remarkably low prces.
THOMAS REYNOLDS.
y,3 Canal street, three doors west y Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-20

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