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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

nISSOLUTION. - The COMPREHENSIVE
~ heretofore existing under the firm name Of WHITE
MACDONALD THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent The
business will be continued and all debts collected by WILLIAM
WILLIAM WHITE.
EDGAR J. MACDONALD.
VNHE firn of EVERETT d LIVERMORE is
i this dsy DISSOLVED by mutual consent: T LIVER
MORE viii continue the business OF MANUFACTURING
CHEMIST, at No. 244 Cepats.-NewYork March !, 1860
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w EXPRESS,
CALIFORNIA, OREGON,

PACIFIC COAST,
vi1 bc dispatched MONDAY nsxt ct H. by the North
Atlantic Steamship company, steamer
sonpecns Psnans with The Pacific Hall Steamship Com
psny's steamer nono,
.h,onsh 20 SAN FRANCISCO Greatly In advance Of the mails
No freight except small parcels received the sailing day
LETTERS in GOVERNMENT ENVELOPES win oe To-
eeiyed tn O'Clock MONDAY.
Letter. sent BY OFT E,gs:s delivered q Ssa Francisco
BON TBREEto SIX DsYsAuFAD OF the MAILS.
eisnt e1shsngs on San francisco for sale.
Colsctianl and cash advances made on goods.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. No 81 broadway.
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EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
Il Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsnys and fsyorits
leave Pier No. u n r., THURSDAY March at o'clock
Passage Savannah with unsurpased recommendation
e5 Through tck to Isl to Mobile s25
Memphis ssl 49, Nashville, s27 Knoxville, $25 So Chat
si5i Montgomery f25; Albany S2S Atlanta, 81
Columbus S2; Macon S20 Augusta sl7 So Also to prin
eipa places In Florida lowest Freight 10 cents foot
Insurance per cent No taken under 800 Apply
10 II. b CROMWELL Co., No. s6 Wes,-st
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NEW ARRANGE

III MENT-steamer to leave New-York 3oth March-AT-
LANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP Coin addition TO
ne psIures Of the 5h and Of the month"; this Company
VIII dispatch Eew.Yosk 2h OF March Of their
srca,s with steamer Of the Pacific mai
Steamship Co., which will be 10 readiness at Panama For
nssss,e or freight apply 10 ID. B. ALLEN, Agent
49, No. LII WeatAt. coTnhr Of Wsrren
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DEFERRING TO the above notice, tho under
h signed viii continue the bushes, on bis own seooGnt S
rosd Company New. y Ork March /, 1860 o,,,r,,
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Arsusrrs S. MAYSARD Co Auc;ioneers.
EhCNiFICFNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

w at AUCTioN-THIS DAY, Thursday, e. the elegant
eDeng lel o'eockcon.istins Of oessye oISe
patpss Vases Bronzes Easy CHAIRS Lounges CHINA Glass
end siyeIwsre Cutlery Velvet and Brussels CUpets
EuTtps "a Hair MattYesses, SC.
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legal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County notice hereby given 10 s persons
having claims against JOHN r. ROBSON late Of the City Of
EewYork deceased to present the With vouchers thereof
the subscriber her residence In West 6eh street. near
Broadway In the City of Newly ok before the twentieth
1879 Of Ap'' EIiz4BETH RoBTsoN, AdSinistTstris.
OIL lawtmoTh
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County of Notice l. hereby to all
sons having claims against CHARLES THWNG late Of che
CITY OF Newly ok broker deceased to presen. the with
vocbeIs thereof to the subscrbe at the Office Of CHARLES
rHWING Co.. No 20 Wast, In the City OF New. York on
or before day Of June nextDaed New1ork
The 14,h day Of December 1889 ,,,. 1880,
dl5law6mTh. CHARLES THWINt, Adfninlstrstori
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the City and County Of New York notice Is hereby given to
ali persons HAVING css against GEORGE w. GEER, late OF
he City and County of deceased to present The
the subscribers at the Office OF D.
( It. MCMAHON Ne. 81 Broadway in the City Of New
York on or before the LIST day Of April New ork
Sept Fl, 1859. BEHSAMIE "; w 1919
s29 law6moTh' Administrators with the will annexed
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nlsSOLUTJ0N.-The COpertnershp heretofore
existing under the firm Of GkENELLE, TALMAN, BIB
BY Co. ia this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mach 1860 WIN. H. RENELLE.
ALEX'R IL DRUMMOND,
WIS.,. l.. TALMAN,
EDWARD A. BlBBY.
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Btsamboats an6 RAILROADS..

TOR SAG HARBOR, GREENPORT, and ORR
l. ENT.-The Steamer MASSACHUSETTS. Capt w. l..
HAVENB will leave Pier No IS East Riyer foot Of Catherine
st. for the above pors FRIDAY MORNING, March at
O'Clock.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
VIM H. 0RFNELLE and EDWARD BIBBY tof the
late ym Of ensue Tsman Bibby Coz this day formed
copaItnershp, under the and style Of GRENEhLE
BBBY for the purpose Of ransactng Custom House Broker
age Forwarding ana General Commission business, at No
BIoadst-NewYork March ], 1860. 1880 49, ,,,,r,,
EDWARD A BIBDY.
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VIZ. DuKoST, Auctioneer:
nOSITIVE SALE of u Valuable j.

nOSITIVE SALE Of ~ Valuable LOIS on
S3 sAd 3b between 9Th and 9Th avs being part oil the
property OF the Institution for the bnnd .,
Mn DUMONT WI sell at anc;on on WbDNEsDAl'
March : A. II O'Clock al the Merchants Exchmge-
On Sbt u lots begnnng 100 feet from the s. W. corner OF
eh-av
each 2sE989 70 cent remain on oon ana no
sss. Maps ). the Office Of the Ausioneer No Wall st. on
ts 2Sth The Of the above property Will De aosoa
h. purchased property adjoining the Deal ana
Dvmb for Immediate Improvement
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D.
VALUABLE IMPROVED and UNIMPROYED
PROPERTY CD BEDFORD AV. and on GLOVE ROAD,
naOOKLYN -FRANKLIE BROTHERS will sell at suction,
on THURSDAY Mac a. IL O'Clock, at the Merchants M
change: -, = -. 49,.
BEbyoRpAv-The tbreetoTy and attic brovnstone mont
Aooe on Bedford sv, directly opposite Moron IoHooiest
cut connecting with sewer and ia perfect order .,
Also two the southeast corner OF bedioAV ana
Clymsr II. eseh lot 2sxlOO 49,. -.
CIoyk RoAp-A that certain parcel Of Land usted lying
nd ns In The Xh Ward Of the City Of Brooklyn County o.
KiD and state Of NewYork aud Known - the VI clotn
WoTts Dor full particulars and map a2Pyto -, r., ,,,-u
p60l FRANKLIN BROTHEho, NO. SO "AhS1
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The undersigned viii continle the business Of GENERA AL
RAILWAY AGENTS asd COMMISSION MERCHANTS at
No. Exchange place. NewYoTk and No. A DeeTbornst
o' NORRIS X. JESNP,
John KENNEDY.
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shipping gnttlIIgtnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER G

PORT OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER c.
| Arrived.
Steamer franklin Dougherty, from New York mde to
j Shriver
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, from Phadelphia-lndse
to J. A. Shriver.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell from Norfolk to NJ Falls
steamer Columbia, Harper, from Washington, &c to
Worthngton.
Ship Jos Peabody, Whitney, before reported off Swan
Point, from Callao via Hampton Roads, guano to Barril
Bros; towed up by steamtug Hercules
Bark Osppay, Nash from Buenos Ayres; Oct Sd, via
towed UP by steamtug Loness
ballast to Rose & Lyon & Neild Moore. 5 DAYS
from Jacksonville, lumber to Hand Co; lowed IN
py steamtug Nigilant, Encountered continuation Of
heavy westerly gales.
Ship Joseph Peabody Whitney. off Swan Point from
Cailao via Hampton Roads, guanO to Barril Bros.
Cleared.
Steamship VIM Jenkins Hallett Boston, Higgins,
Steamer Louisiana, Russell Norfolk-M. n. Falls
Steamer Octorara, Mclaughlin, New York, James A
Shriver.
Steamer Elizabeth, Culinary from New York, mdse to
Jas Shriver
schrs Florida, Hayes, Wilmington n c. Dunnock &
Weatherly.-M Durfee, Robbins FAN River f Pratt,
Bro--Mary Taylor, Bassett, New BedfoId, S Phil
lips Co.
Sailed
Brem snip Roland Wicke, Liverpool, in tow Of steam
Bark Isabella Jones, WOODBURY., Roternam, in tow
of steamtug Ajax.
Brig Humboldt, Carnage, Barbados, ~ tow of steam
Brig Frances Jane, Kirch, St Johns, + R. in tow of
steamtug Lioness.
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamer Brune Foster, New York 4th inst
Steamer VIM Woodward, Cundif, New York 4th inst
Ship VIM Sprague, Bahr, Valparaiso Oct 2sth
Brig Jas Carey Coale Collins Richmond, Sd inst
Schr John Lanthal Vanderwater, Providence, Sd inst
Schr VIM Allen, Gray, New York 4th inst
Schr Samuel Eddy, Patten New York, 4th inst
Schr m Salisbury, Hudson Fall River, I'd inst
Clearances Tor Baltimore.
Steamship Georges Greek Willes, New York 5th inst
Bark Bay State, Mayo, Boston, Sd inst
Memoranda
hetch Laura, Crook, hence for Kingdom ia; was snot
en- Goth ult, lat 80 so, lon 60 60 F
steamship Jos Whitney, Loveland, for Boston, cleared
atSavannah, "a inst.
Brig Aounkus. Mitchell for Alexandria rio ora5 =,
Calais 22d uIt. ~ a.
Brig A II Campbell late of Baltimore was condemned
and sold at Rio Grande Oct 18th ~
ochr Sea Nymph Dawson, for Baltimore sail ed from
New Bedford, 4ti inst '' 'Oi"
schr K / Tay from Boston, to load for Baltimore ar
rived at Wicasset. Sd inst "
LIST inst. ' 'eu al newark,
Schr Minnehaha Young for Baltimore vent to sea fin
Charleston, I'd inst NV ~ seu III
Schr Maryland, Knight FIN Portland for Re- l,;or ,,,
from Holmes Hole, LIST inst %io'' 81 "
Schr Sarah Jane, Hartman for Baltimore sailed from
Salem, 29th ult = ~ i
Schr Susan Mary, Cooper from Mort ok arrived at
Fall River, Sd inst mi "
schr Heaton; Ryan, from Alexandria arrived at New
Haven, Sd inst. ~"
Schr Sallies of Milton, Del, from Bait more for New
ork with COAL sprung aleak HamT ton Barvessel
and cargo Will be saved.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, December 6,-Ar sts amshp Augusta,
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Meeting of Electoral CoIIecss

=, HAkRtsBURG, Dec 5.-The Electoral COLLEGE, of
the State met to day and organized by selecting ey
Governor Pollock president. The twenty-seyen
Eotes were then cast for Abraham Lincoln and
mahnloal Hamlin for President and Vice President
me non. David Taggart, of the Eleventh district,
was elected messenger to Washington, aud Henry
depha. ~ ma
TRENTON, Dec. 5.-The electors met to-day and
elected ). Z. Hornblower president, and Gen. Run
gan, secretary. Four votes were cast for Lincoln
ana hamlln and three votes for Douglas and John
son. Henry j. Mills, of Newark. was apnointed
messenger TO WASHINGTON -
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-, ST; johns, N. F., Dec. 3, via Sackvie, Dec. o.
me Legislature met to-day. The Governors speech
stated that the House was called to consider the
destuton prevailing in the country in consequence
OF the short seal and cod-fshery. 1t condemned the
system of giving relief Unfortunately without any
equivalent and alluded to the Irregularities of the
ua.way steamer, to the decrease of the revenue
and increase of indirectly taxing MANY to banaft .
lew. 1t recommended to the Ministers to use
greater economy; it regretted that the Commits
sioners not having completed their labors the terms
OF an adjustment with the French relative to fish
they were mainly agreed on
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BOARD OF TRADE
BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE Of Arbitration for month of December
- ,,r- SAMUEL R. SMITH,
d. u o M; nrCE, LEWIS E. BAILEY
--- D...sL bahhlL. FRANCIS BURNS, Jr
Glunstarg aM6 Commercial 4tbifbo.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 6, 1850.
There was further heavy decline in Stocks at New
York again today the stock market here was also
much depressed The leading security baltimore and
Ohio Raroad fell Off SO per share and most Of the oer
socNS on the INST were weaker than yesterday although
there was no very marked decline in them The sales Of
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad reached col shares The
opening safes were made at $57 buyer co days. hut it sub
sequenty dropped of and the closing sales were made at
s5lA cash, and it left or at s5iH bid s54 asked regu
lar way. OF Northern Central Railway there were Geo
shares Sold 20) at $7 buyer co days and 400 at s16Z
cash and buyer days and the market closed at
Sl6h bid Sl7 asked regular way, these figures being
decline of on the closing quotations Of yesterday
There was some inquiry for Railroad bonds ana sales
were made of $4,000 Northwestern Virginia unendorsed
third mortgage bonds at 25 and of 500 Baltimore and
Ohio ls62s 1.-THE extra dividend bonds) at S. For Balti-
more and Ohio 1888 81 was bid and 81 asked and North
ern Central 1855 closed at Sc bid SIS asked For
there was some inquiry and sales were made Of Il GOO
lo'eS at 9o9a and 1870 1905 at from 81 down to 9G
lS75s closed at 95H bid 90 asked and 1905 Mt o6 hid
9G& asked the prices bid asked for the latter being
y to per cent. under the closing quotation OF yester
DAY. Nothing was done in Bank stocks but the market
Tor them was heavy. The transactions in Mining stocks
were very light the sales embracing only 100 shares
Gardner Hill at 1910 seller 60 days 200 shares North
state at 30 cts and 200 shares Silver Hill IS cts
GuiOrd frmer today IS cts being bid and IS cts
asked for it, cash Springfield closed at 81 bid sex
asked, and Gardner Hill left off at $3.50 bid s.
| regular way.
New York Exchange is scarce and wanted and rates
! Tor it have advanced since yesterday fully y per
cent 1t has been selling day 2d2H per cent pre-
MUM, and it closes firm at these figures Money con
tnues tight but we material change in condi
ton Of financial affairs Rates paper street
still range at from to y per cent but it is impossible
negotiate anything but strictly first class accepances
There is but little paper making and consequently but
| tlp
| fora very material advance in rates
Foreign Exchanges very dull, and rates in great
degree nominal The quotations day are as follows
viz; London, bankers bills, 105@1o6 do commercial
do 1oi@lo5 Paris 60 day bills, ST. IS; do short sight
do, 5f3o; Antwerp, $3.50; Bremen 76976%; Amsterdam
4OCg4O& Hamburg 36d36H; Cologne. HIGH 4; Frank.
| fort-on- he-Main, 4ld41N.
In New York today Virginia G's declined /, and Mis-.
souri, per cent; Erie ST. New York Central 81 Read
ing SlH; Cleveland and Toledo 81 q; Michigan Southern
K; Michigan Southern guaranteed So; Rock Island
Harlem q; and Gaiena and Chicago SIX.
A
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savannah; bark HobrOok, Havana; brig G T Ward
St Marks; schIs Ned Thompson Wilmington; Edwin Cor,
Giasgow-Cld ship W Bailey Melbourne; Bowen
Providence; Golden Eagle, San Francisco; Schmidt,
Charleston; Gondar, Liverpool banks Marmion London,
derry; MoXley. st Marks brigs NJ Mayhem Bermuda.
Water Witch Wilmington; Jersey Blue Newport; schrs
ton; Godfrey, Philadelphia.
NEW YORK December 4-Noon-Arr steamship Jas
Adger Charleson ship Victoria London; Gibraltar Ham
burg; Creole, New Orleans bark Corolan Bremen; Light
brigade, Bermuda; sChrs Wyhe, Richmond; l. Pharo
Alexandria.--Cld ships W Bailey Melbourne; Au
Halifax. law pun JIG Jana
vi PHnIL;ADELPRIA, December 5-Arrbark Wilson,
New OrleansCld bark Hamilton Cardenas. briI Thos
Walter, st Bartsi scllr Geo Henry, Norfolk
- SOuthernP Ports.
a AL LIE iia E December 5A scdr Yankee Doc
Riyer--Cld schr Danl P ITic4man, Philadelphia
:. NORFOLK, December Arr steamship Ben DeFord,
5 d Bellows, Philadelphia; Pearl, Port Deposit
peeem1sr 5-Aar steamship Yorktown, and City of
Yorktown, New YorG bark Escoraza Havana; brig Is.
lannd Queen, West Indies; Elizabeth do Abby Watson
WILMINGTON december Arr sahr Jonas Smith
New York-Cld schr Equator, Harbor Island; Geo
harIlSs Cardenas; l. b Cowperthwae, London.
RICHMOND, December 4-Cld steamship City Of Rich
moha fhliadephia; rktown, New York. bark Pioneer
Liverpool: schr Covoy, Boston.
SAVANNAH, December Arr steam ship Florida New
iori; ship Ann Decatur, Brunswck.--CId steamship
Augusta and R Cuyer, New York; ship Argo Liver
pool; schr VIM Ellis, New York
CHARLESTON, December S.--Cld ship New York Lii
verroo schr Araminta, Matauzas
CHARLESTON, December 3-Noon Arr schr Mary
Haley philadelphia cid ship Zclie Ilnvrc schr Ann
| Il Susan, New York.
| Notice to mariners.
Treasury Department. Office
| Lighthouse Board, Washington Nov. 20 go
Official information has been received at this office from
the Admiralty that II steamer Victoria, on the 18Th Of
August last, from Labuan the NV coast Bornco,
passed over Coral Patch til" least water obtained on
which was only II feet 1t beers about SW rs nearly
IN miles from the westernm0st Bruni Patch. Also that
two Coral Shoals have been discovered this Coast
| BrgArtnp ACiS lion of he Eug I,,ai
is given lat "a n Ion liz y T. The other shoal
lies on the same parallel and short distance the
| westward.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
| CENNrC
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Official Vote OF Missouri

ST.. Louis, Dec. 5.--The official vote of Missouri
has been announced 1t stands as follows:
For Douglas 58.sOl
60 Bell rs 379
g Breckenridge 3I,3l7
" Lincoln II O2S
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cSnrNdWff.

cgHtNtIHkL.
q A. NATHIOT 4 SUMS
F1s SpFs AND FURNITURE WAREROOGS
ysI Nos. - AND - NORTH GAY ST.
(Ns1r FGystis 81
Extending from Gay to Frederick
Always on hand large assortment every variety OF
dpuSEH'tiD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
SuTetus2 Assorted cnlors ofTete-a Tetes,
66eiSteads, Cottage Furni Arm Chairs,
MashStand3 ture Rocking (Ia,ys
NGrdrOtcss Wood Chairs, lEtIpprer
Spring Beds, Office Chairs, Marble Tables
Haran and
"oh ana mar Grps anu Cradles, hoistered Chairs
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
Persons disposed to purchase invited call and give
our stoet examination, which for variety and quality Of
workmanship cannot he eScricd ny any establishment in the
COURT. A. MArHIOT son,
aHZi Nos. IS and q North Gay street.
HENRY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. Is LIGHT ST,
las on hand large stock Of and is constantly maDuractp
tnE, every description Of CABIN EFT WARE OF the nc ma
HAIR and SPRiNGG' Mattresses, SPRING FINDER
Beds HOLSTERS and PHI LOWS Of Hair or Fea bers IRON
Bfi'STEA S, suitable for Hotels, servants, &c fs5f
@ NEW FURNITURE
Na TAREROOMS.
1.-THE undersigned would call the attention Of his friends
and the public to his WarerC oms. and his laruf
ana varied assortment of furniture His stock being ALI
NEW, and the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance Of the patronage he ha5
50 long enjoyed Gt'the Oh dStand.
TH0S. McGIANNAN,
w . ~ Ne. 49l West Baltimore stree,
% FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
REMOVED WITH CARE Mis- ~
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Dec G-C,rrtr
The Cattle market moderated active o-day and the
sales made at about the figures as on last mar
ket day The offerings at the scales reached about 200
head 200 Of which driven away $50 were left over
unsod, and the remaining 500 head were taken by the
butchers and packers here at prices ranging from so
So 70, and averaging S3.lSa per 100 lbs gross
SHEEP.-Sheep still selling at 81 5Oa350 per head
but they are dull at these figures
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&hfnnlnn

81 FOR RIO nm T.1,,,,,,.
asssE5z VIM ~, IN Dh JANEiRO.-The park
ri icIrT "a L =. y, Ca SaFtain Peacock VIII sail from
,T Ia oq SG .2th or 10th inst For iot frcS
s-ro. LAMBER4sF Gt!? IP4lTTi'%&cs
No 80 Buchanan's y Iarr
FOR LIVERp00T M
100 cTPvT I'LL CCL.-iHe hne A shin
rig Wharf win yri mas now leading at Crrn,r
muck disn4ci Fr~ f,ff ~ POLLS aud VIII have
;,,, Foam & ROGERS
~ l6 Eowlys Wharf
Ii FOR Liverpool III
rE7.l ,,y,1t no 49,, ~ 20 - he line shin
loading ut Commercial wharf f,c- ~ R,s'cr' now
have dispatch. For freight amply to "' ana viii
Ir.r 1HARh Z ROGERS,
!" i"Ely wharf.
FOR LlVERPOGI,-Th Ero \ Tft:
@ more built ship JOHN cLARK 9,ournan, master
TE VIII .. NoiGTC,ai WAR; i'I VS. the OCEAN
''1l,r IoARD RosF
;" Bo"iys wharf
- FOR BREMEN --Tho a Rra,oo, Oil
~ W if-i'NI = ~ ihleTrHn, master, will
.or i@ aoGEe pslI For passage and
TSn - '"'"' "!Piy 70 49,, !. a. bkAt Ms ~ co,
- '. ''ii'el io'i,.'.N street and thsapsd'
- FOR LIVERPDDL-A1 liroroa, barI-
Etta.Tz TH-Df-sTr,Tt M. - - H'N!'SI pdTh
'''" "'t'--'i i'' u .Hl III t &Iply to
milf - 3D. ~ ~, q ~,
5,5,T, u ,7,7 ~ ~ :. W, al sIu'.
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Bursting OF Wafer Pines

we" DIRK, Dec. 6.-The bursting of two i'm
mense water mains on the Fifth avenue last nioht.
Il occasion shortsuppIy of water for two or three
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH
through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South stfnat
The New York Tribune of this morning saw
The stock market appears to have reached

The New ORR Ifl5NRe OF this morning says
The stock market appears to have reached almost The
point of actual sagnaton. The transactions are nearly
all for cash, and speculation especially among outsiders
is thing of the past few small parcels of stock are
still being bought by the public for cash. to De held until
the potca skies are clear, and the remainder of the de-
mand comes from the shorts maturing contracts
There as little disposition to buy to sell on BUYERS
options, and although some parties are still willing to mt
out sellers options to some extent they find but few one
rators with nerve enough to take them. In the immed
ate future of the political world there too much
tanty to afford any encouragement for bull movement
and bear movement could have little vitality from
the impossbty of getting short options Under these
sances we see but little hope for any activity in
the stock market for the present The corapromise me-
which be proposed Washington even if even
tually acceptable, will require long time to consum
mate and returning confidence will be of slow growth
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= - - 7
IN, . or



ess vessels all Of superior class and insure s t
oTeSt gUre. They sail regularly ycrL!spCi and
manded by Captains well experienced in The trade The 90
pacy, Too Of the above vessels in such as will afford g
Lacl 70 Shippers Porfrtght, cabin st-erage passar.
&ppy 70 JOHN HENDERSON & co,
rro VT rr,r,-,.,- %, No. 81 Pratt street.
their aidrese = - ---E.i
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SAUSAGE SKINS.-2OO lbs. for sale by POU
- NAIRAT.& McCULLY, AZ and ( Light st. dl-Iw
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IkrfbaaGt3e.

4 Lh.-.l55 casks Tenants in pints % do
q F&lEirk s. IN pnts For sale b. FOARD I; ROGERS
10 ho|,y $ wharf d6ti
A SEIGNETTE high favored Rochelle Brandy, |
B9ld aea By RG a5Fsf Td i2E3a$
~, 81 F&cliahse Place drtf /
A PPLES, BUTTER AND CHEESE.
IA 50l barrels prime Winter APPLES
go E Eirkins superior Goshen BUTTER
80 Keas Glades BUTTER part o Prime
l ~ i9 }y,5 superior ,a c,qIttnG,pg GHEfsE
Ii store and Cor sale by
,g,r uEI.. EILgUaN,
A LUM:-lO0 bbIs. COPPERAS.-2OO bills.
4 GtS,2M IS-lgO ibis. In store and for sale by
" ". DAN! SuA & 90, l0i Lombard st. au24tf
q LMONDS.- 100 bags s. S. for sale hy PAL
AAA-MLk y TIoAA&,I5 Eowly's wharf au22 If
II A!SlNS.-Faleucia, Layers and NJ r., whole.
loI s a and quartz boxes WILLIAM t. PRICE co.
IUL I.oiholrI street d6tf
pRAZlL NUTS 30 bags prime new cron
t SS19ap s,2eS, fer sale by WlLh4 PRICE co I5
H9ACuN.-200 hhds. prime Sides and SbouI
-asder8 Tor sals hy JOSEPH CARSON \ O.. dG-tf
EEAI RUM:-20 cases very superior, Tor sale by
~ J SMITH, Gs Sauth street d5-tf'
PAGS.-Mier5 and Farmers Grain Boc=
aoaour"r BY @'i 2Pa 2fn 9a ss safe at
Goors above the Corn Exchange. al
BUTTER.-l, 900 kegs choice Dairy hacked
race, cGfner Commerce. st G@ II
RANCA TlN.--50 slabs Banca Tin 10 arrive
VIII ff ms Sosia' frGm Rotterdam for sale by GEYER
: :, I,, = w = ~ lombard street n21 If
ESUITER.-l0 kegs Of fresh GIades received
Z lotiay. EILIC0TT & HEwES, 50 Exchange Place n2i
E9UCk WHEAT BAGS, printed or Main f,r
S1sae IN lots to suit by w. J. SMITH Gs south st. r.
| ESsAGON AND LARD.-5O hhis. bright Sides.
fes FOR sas ~ GH IirS; Ty gg2%s E h
SkANDY VINE KILN DRIED CORN MEAL.