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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

EXCURSION TO NEwPoRT.-The excursion
by the National Band and their many friends
to Newport, announced for next Wednesday,
promises much real enjoyment. The fare for
the whole will be 81 so.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
DIR. Eaton,s Ipfaut,,e Co.,,,,

NOFuiaI.-F1Tf T-,--.
obvious TO every attentive person that lie A. must be
% iias arise chiefly from the bowels and H., cases
mfenon we know Of medicine that can be reje con
VIII perfect confidence in all infantile complaints on
IdLe oGkDIAL IL contains no opiate Of any I'LL AN
rtieVes me sunernes Of infants as If Lu no
&c Mothers! nv all means try this-even n ~; mag
ega,es eaSe JAILED See the advertisement in Other
York, who sole proprietors and also soi New
M " renowned "Dr BRoNsoSs BLOOD Foob T The
i preparation for the relief alt connlain1 which
from deficiencies Of the blood from whaever arising
nehelences may proceed 1t is without excents such
most strengthening cordial any invalid coud I'm The
Is immediately absorbed by the blood witbon ~ as it
SO through the process of digestion: and rs % ing 10
lie OF the human body by nOurshing and nr5u IS The
II soon restores to perfect health even these ~ it.
Deeh suffering for years. We consider the ab nave
Preparations decidedly the best of their Kind 81 Two
the publicly Chronicle, Q4eBec. e. f. 'N 'NeIed TO
~ See advertisement. For sale bv GEO r Spr-r
Sole Agent, Worcester. dEIyI,n ' n ~ 1 RR
AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

The DEMocRATIo CoNvENTIoN.-It is un.
derstood that the democratic state convention,
appointed to be held at Springfield OH the 9th
of September, will not be held till the 18th OF
that month, the horse fair occupying the best
portion of the early part of the month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

HATCHs SALOON, Nos and Piper's Block is in
particular degree the tavorte of the eating public for
such as desire good eating Hatch is hard to be beat
in anything in his department all who patronize him
can testify Try his chowders and other ixins tonight
and en- vourself
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

PATENTs.-Of the patents awarded last
week was one to Ebenezer w. Nichole of this
city, for improved holder for polishing wheels
one to Chas. H. Brown of Fitchburg, for i'm
proved low water alarm apparatus for steam
boilers and one to Baxter d. Whitney of
Winchendon, for improved lathe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

EXCHANGE SALooN.-The Dormans, who never fail,
hot weather cold wet dry have every thing tip
top in the eating line have unusually tall bill of fare
Tor to-day including the choicest decaces OF the sea-
SON Inc Dormans are always up to the times. Give
them call tonight and test of their extra nice
chowders.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

THERE will be a special meeting of the
Young Mems Rhetorical Society, this (Satur-
day. evening, at Warren Hall, at quarter be-
fore eight o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
CHERRY VALLEY, LEICESTER,
March q. 1860.


Dear Brother-I write you these few lines
to inform you that my husband, your brother,
has been very unfortunate and has got into
prison; and he wants you to help him all you
can, as he is stranger in this part Of the
country and has got no friends We have got
to raise rs pounds by the second Monday in
May as his trial comes off then, and he wants
you to raise 10 pounds amongst you if you
possible can, and when he gets free he will re-
pay you three fold, for he feels that it would
almost save his life, as he is here all alone in a
foreign land. 1t was foolish scrape he got
into. Dear brother, l cannot write you all the
particulars, but when he gets free he will write
and tell you all about it, So no more at pres
ent. Yours, G. KAYE.
The letters getting into the hands Of Hayes
first wife. produced commotion, and brought
her back to this country. She landed in New
York on the last day of July, and came imme-
diately to Worcester, She has two children,
one four and the other five years old.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

OAKHAM Rev. James Kimball, pastor of
the Congregational church in Oakham, has
signiied his intention to resign the active du-
ties of his ministry in October next. He will
complete at that time the twenty. eighth year
of his services as a religious teacher.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

BAPTIST ORDINATIoNs.-Mr. Lemuel Moss,
the pastor elect of the First Baptist Church
in this city, will be ordained on Thursday,
August 80. The council will meet In the
vestry at nine O'Clock A. NJ The ordination
will take place at eleven in the church. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. DIR. Scott OF
Yonkers n. Y, the charge to the candidate
will be given by Dr. Robinson of Rochester
University, the right hand of fellowship by
Rev. Mr.. Wayand of this city, and the address
to the church by Rev. DIR. Warren OF Boston.
The ordination of Mr.. Judson j. Tucker,
the pastor elect of the Pleasant street church,
will take place on the afternoon OF the same
day. The council will meet at O'Clock in the
vestry, and the ordination will take place at
o'clock in the evening. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. Mr.. Girdwood Of New Bed
ford, the address to the pastor will be by Rev.
DIR. Ho ey Of Newton, the right hand OF fell
lowship by Rev. Mr.. Moss, and the address to
the church by Rev j. D. E. Jones.
Both the new pastors have just graduated
at the Rochester IN. ~ Theological Institu'
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

AT the anti slavery meeting tomorrow, at
Washburn Hall, Parker Pillsbury will hold
forth, also Ford Douglas of Chicago, the new
colored star, who has won some fame for elo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

We publish to day decision in a sewing
machine case, which those interested in Soats
machine will like.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

The STEAMER "Gov. LINCoLN" The steam
fireengine company has been organized as fol-
lows: Foreman, Royal Combs second fore
man. John A. Simmons first engineer, VIM.
Duncan; second engineer, Darius Darling;
Hosemen, James Shaw, Richard Dexter, Au-
gustus Ford, Timothy Kidder; driver, Car
mel Head
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

The Great Indian Remedy for Female.
DR. MArTIsoN,s INDIAN EMSIkNAGOGuE.
This celebrated female medicine possessing vrtues mn
known of any thing else of the kind and proving ectal
after all Others have been tried in vain is Drensred and
sold only at Dr. MAFFFSON'S REMEDIAL INSTI-
TUTE for SPECIAL Disc Asses, No 2s Union street
Providence r. L. and sent by Express secure from OH
servation, to all parts of the country 81 For nortic
aul0 dEweonf F9 - ''' P"Pei'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

ruin ny NO. That | shall keen the hest assort-
Other C keeping Goods to be found in this or any
bod is anu sha not be undersod by any, and every
oiss TO call and examine INV crockery and
fbsv hn ~ nXanne both price and quality whetbar
| sell to suit everybody s'N"N variety OF goS~o
n New Carpets, all Wool for sale for old ones
also Tor Feather Beds and Bed Clothing or Cash naiJ
9r we same Call and the Poetcal TNchonee in Tho
aul0 d,f mali PROPRIETOR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

Mrs. WinsIOw, an experienced nnrse ana ,o,na1o
hGseial mas soothing Syrup Cor children eethng
] tIeauy aclltates the process of teethinr nv sof
miig tle gums, reducing all innammaon-wIlIal ali
" amu rs sure TO regulate the bowels Depend upon
,1tes, IL VIII give rest to yourselves and relief and
70 your lniants Perfectly safe in ali eases See
advertisement in another column dGyIv on9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

aI me worcester CITY Agency.-In Board of Al
dermen, March 9Th, 1860, John o. Ii was annnntnd an
stn nUT w. CITY Of Worcester purchase and sell
sptuous liquors, for medicinal chemical and 1nechani.
p 1oI the current year, in conformity to the
mS VI ms Commonwealth. and rules and regula-
LUIS Us may be adopted by the Board of Mayor and Al
S S me Agencyis at JOHN O. HILLS Apothecary
app d6Nygm "5' ~, !, w SUI fer oTder,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

MI: l-egg, DYER AND CLEANSER continues the Inns
hessoi Cleansing Redyesag and RpDajJna Nien's n
Ke I so Ceascs Ladies Shaws Riding Dresses &c
ana Cleaning at shorter notice when the neccss}t nv 49,
Yenlence of customers requires it, '' VI 'oH
He has increased his help and facilities IN ,oo+ -,
lhSIease III ms business Office No. Pleasant street
W Every description of FANCY DYEINC exccHtcd in
the best manner at fair prices, and with dispatch "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

Union Art Gallery" 1917 Main street
fnoloSrapc FIXTURES here produced which in noint
OF shl ana artistic talent surpassed by none The
coiieGon % derent STYLES exhibition will convince
suu Ny WISH to "Ihe Union Art Gallery l97 Main
1u jy2S
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Spetla[ 5iotrtes.

Attention, Company I-1he Members of the Wor-
cester ight Infantry are requested to their Ar
business Of ipportanco. Per order ' va
aull DIT j. STEWART BROWN Clerk Co. b.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

N0tice.-Non. ELI THAYER will speak in Mecban
lcs hnll next MoNDAY EVENING, at One-quaSer to i
0,clOck Subiect-Republican Princinles dat nnIn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

Friction Matchcs.-IIaving been appolnted by tho
osV Friction Match Co ms Agents for the sale OF their
notice that we shall keep constantly ON hand an assort
ineht OF their celebrated Matches which will be sold
low Tor cash, and satisfaction guaranteed.
DRAPER Il CLARK,
Jy2l ar Nos 10 and VI Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

al Of Dr. Humphrey IL Co.'s Specific Homo
oPac hemedes, put up expressly for family use with
p02k Oh lu,i directions Sold in Worcester by DAVID
@ ,zo Main street, and Druggists and Stores gen.
1870 d&wly DE-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

New Carpets-a fine lot, nice all Wool ones, Just
received from the New England Carpet Co. SO durable
the Poetcal Exchange in the Bay State Block. for |
shal be happy to show them. ORSON HEATH
aul0 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

Agents Wnnted-ro sell Lincoln and Hamlin tn
uQhery Packets Call at 2i5 Main street, Worcester
je2S Diff WIN. ALLEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

- George Sessions, FURNISHING rNpgRrAKEEAND
0rI.S Collins, Caskets, Patent Metallic
haul soS nlu hoDes OF every description, always on
sizes. A " iAh'i0 NN'NHi' " ~
Every tmngconnectcd with the nagement OF funerals
Ropty attended TO- No. AZ Front street; residence on
HlohtsTcel worcester, Mass. dawtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
70 ARRIVE.
Pass4nRera SAILED

IN s,Gn,hip Bremen, Jar B,ener-Mr Hermann Noble and
lacy Baptist Oy ard lady Anso!e f-nore lady and child
tonstan, Oaasche and lady Victor Matte all OF Newly 9ft
Mrs Mole Miss Adelaide PIne,ur, both Of Pans George Rob
and children vancouver. Island; Samuel K Rich
Msss. q. Mo.er Penn. Louis Lacouiure, Nes York; Phil
Ronde Iowa Mr. Emile, Porto Plata hsthes Deterle, john
Bop California Fred. O. stahhu Robert Lacy, Illinois
Jon Wege Pennsy ssua jose " T. ds silva Psrnambuco
iohn z. Grocroit Oregon Henry Edwsfds San Jose Cal
Aor santos San Francisco; sdney w Howe bo.ton rbeo.
doIe PRES Staten Island Cornelius PaFsons, Nefof and
ia the steersze-total, 20. xs-x.
In se1rEap Ctv Of Wilmington for QHeenttot-n arr %
poll ROM Peter Ni-emsn H. VI. ddey, Frederick ~ ~
bose J. ard X. sanchez, w Gsrcia NincsHte Csiea2 b.
Foote British Consult lady, two ch1fen, ard On Al
and friend W frazer lady, Lonis yaS,msn
Vh,use Es er Phlsdelphis W. Williams. W. i.dy nr.'
fdIoud siso;ts. Michael ipoey NJ Biangurx Mcdowell
Loyeock and child sr sewen Mr. Assop 1hc tee.
snc NT.. Paul Naples, Mr. Howard s1a
Total iSs. - U,,,s cu3 Ham
In aegnstp Bora,r far Sovthanpsor n "a dy Henry
btrq- .Ino Green n. King L. " I'll gf AID one
Hen. n wife nad Carol WPpeTn.s PHI Ack- m4un
in'snt r. Fentaine. Nr Schumann go. j. lnus Lev,
Mis- Cstisrine J-,seL Adoph Somper Csil Fnk
Moss sy-r. J. z. schmidt Ce' md VIC and others Ia
steers together ~. 49,. "a, gIrsgg.c-Wliam J.
t. sie0nsi ip Tnfed hlngiy.1
CI.s D. H. slon sst IN me ssee''t"
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MARINE .AOUINAL
PORT os NEw-YoRK..-...pyc 81.


s'eqrr.f,rs-CHv OF Ws.lipg.ou. Pc'-ie Ite-pcoi q
p.,. ft.a Kingdom Nr'ckIerd. olts-ow, AeDon4d A.
CO prsnsn tHreui Wss's Brsren and >ofhsnp,on, B-l-
teke Eratf.u prrhet. b,Trssia Ham Ersiaann Hss,-
k-i KuuLar1t Co. FkrJa Crowpl ssyannaAs M,ehil
Son; Jamestown SHINE Norolk &C. Lnasss Henehsn
houiieeIo Gss,r =. Alexandra &c n Cfomw'; 60:
SiipsLnrifh Uidske. havfe, " > Dayton bssn Marsh,
NevOrlcsus Robson sosoick Thornton Cosir Liverpool
wilkins 4 Cuiout
FAfis-Msry ZEE Morton. Masrgs. Lawrence Giles Co +,
lev johnson ~ South Nl tic and lnif Ocean; Iy.
rrrsn ard Tnucse samson Robinson GaiVe'"n DUnhaa
4 piucr.
BTs.-redro (Stsn) Ross Ia celonA Riverik Hell, A.
Peter NcFsflare. Cenns 2 q T. j. Peers I'M A@Ix-
der Non-ovis a'es Por'rrh.'i Co.; 4 N~i'en JACK
son Mcrteyideo ourg Apercs Pool Rio Graad4 eager;
Franklin Davis FaTbados, J. : Whitney Co Jecptns VII.
son, kits Smith, Jones Co SalG an tBr ON 81 Jigo,
I. r { haze
Scboorers--I Lesmnr. Tidy Mobile master " ID
srds EdxKfds Grrfa Middleton Co I.rfless Doe
Bermuda Vocal fith Eleanor Hosmsr Fort ,hsr-, Miller
hopshton Dsllug Msrshsl, p.rnsnbuco, Npier Wilson
Rursiu; James fugsh Hlari, Msysgues, cha pu,nAm,
jacusl r. f-ch. ADV Curry. CORVALLIS. X ne~plf,
tua tRrl Hsrdcnbuos & Andrews d. X Dcsof; Norfolk
scket Rsc. Apsschcois X. Poet, Martha Lsnhet Jack.
loN e akey keatirg Augusta Cole, nAren, Thompson
Hunter y. I. iams, " ilams Savannah, ID. e. Marry;
John Boston Lingo, Charleston, W u. scrau't y Brnen,
lopgas Eeoi gstown r. 4. Ward Hoi Nilmugtn Dollnsr
ioferi 1. II Noer Allen, P.iersbnrs Van Brat Slash;;
Bergen. NcOse feinbnlg James Hunter NiuD Law Aus.
lu fhilsdepbis, Ncicaf DaRosn Chase J.ye Por, Jc
. rson Merrill 4 abbott:
Sloor-W. n. Bowen. BrctheTtou. Providence. sl.,.t
steam w. = hing harrington, PHILADELPHIA MASTER
eaware, shaw, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

ruI or the Troy UsIoS RAILROAD DEPor-
o,r.r CRlH-At precisely thirty five minutes after
o,cloek this morning the north half Of the roof of
the Toy I'm on Railroad Depot fell suddenly, with
arssh and Jar Ike thai Of An earthquake. TIE build
ing il an immense strlctu.e built Of brick IL wa
epmreled IN SI3. II u 40 feet long inside ron Wal
10 wan The roofba q span of 80 feet. The spr'ls
Of the arch OF the TJof is 81 feet. The . lance ~
t,e top OF the arch OF the roof to the floor OF the ndd
n il S feet TIE roof il one Of Hows Patent Truss
Roof We believe h inventor was from SPrliiSHHlu
Mas In me construction Of the ROOT two men We're
k,led TIN. roof j. an irOa H. was supporter Dy
twenty tIusses nine Of which are broken ne trusse
were ened and supported by literal IRON Srd-
ara these iIders sweeping ecas across tue lower part
Of lie roof forming conunuous stretch OF FOh OF
oxsr 80 feet These qird,-s, contracting under the
,,,ense eoN and Weekend by the mass Of snow On
he roof must have snapped leaving no support Tor
tire roof. Lest Winter hese lateral grders, when the
weather was cold had T. be ,oosened uP by means Of
tte screw nuts at The ends. This railroad depot IL one
Of the largest IN the world there beng none larger on
This continent End being only exceeded IN slZe by one
in Russia. Tue Rochester and Buffalo depOts are buit
upon similar plan. TIE entire north wall OF the end
o: the depot is level with the grOundthe great pll-
Lrs the immense number of brick, and the materials
Of tue roof lying in a confused msss Oh the east the
norh ialf of tie wall is completely down. The
whole Of the north part Of the roof has fallen in COM
petely M to tie central tower. Some OF the east
walls vi the offices broken in. There was, toriu'
naiely, nothing under the falling root family living
in 4 tos, or TOous considerably scared, but un-
i uted. The weather was intensely cold at The time,
the tberIa,meer the early Part OF the night being al
1 degrees below zero There fall Of snow last
siglt-sbout ELK ipches-and il wa saowing al tie
tine Of tie accident The dam8ge mast be 70 the eX'
nj o. from $50 coo to $4,000. Daily Arena, Dec 81
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Az. IL
Steamship Huntsville Post Savannah udse md to n.
steamship Roanoke Couch NorfoH, te Dse. and pas. 70
Ludsn He.ncten.
sesn hip ra.esourp Powell Baltimore ans Norfolk mdse.
and PASS TO II. a. Cromwell n 60.
L. .loopowar sndslia, Com. Arthur Siniar Valparaiso
al days to [ nce sam.
ship Wn Fro;bugton, steson Havre Nov q ude snd 2,i
Iass Boyd Hinciru births experienced heayy westerly
tie Western Islands, iDc- had hne weather and Fast
ry winds TO Dec. H. after which heavy T.. aud westerly
al-s srlit sails SC.
ship Point Allen liverpool Nov. 30 rise and
G. Cs'ow; towed into Quarantine this aeioon by steam
ug ankee.
Bark John Benson Gardner Turks lsanila days salt 10
Sturge Co experienced heavy weahei and two OF tho
irostbn.
Brig Lostene Causen (Norw Storm, Csdz 20 days wine,
&C. to Gawsy Caado Teller; had heavy ssther lost both
tor gallant u.asis.
Brig Brothers (Brl McRse ChsrottownP y. L. % days,
cats G. H. Tmbu has had heavy weathr the passage.
Schr Hiawaths (Br Huchngs, Dec cs.ee and logwood
20 Reck Dec IS lat IS 30 lou n So passed double op.a
brgantine steering = - sho Eing white black letter
r. in Dec of Jaeme bark Supposed be the
Clara Windsor The H. experienced succession Of heavy N.
". gales the passage.
Ill., smith Portland, Me-, dys lumber
ter.
schr II. NJ Jenkins Robinson Eizabethpr coal Bos.
ton.
Steamer Boston, seew, Phisdsphs an Cape May mdse.
and pass 10 +. Perkins
Steamer Pelican. Adeb. Providence NEE. to Is.sc Odel
WIND-DurDg the day w.
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Arrived,

steamship Monticello eager Washington and Alexander. Is
hours mdse. 10 n. Cromwell Co
te. hip jsmes AJger Ada Charleston NEE and pAs. 10
Sip absmo Gcry ROTTERDAM Nov AID Itvos !, ud.-
and rsss Uiolrho Wolfe Had very heavy weather dang
tie lasssge Il ssis, stove buv'rss ic. De. a. la, 70
or Boston Dec a. Davis foa. bearing n va miles passed
large quaue- wreck tuf eh shp's timber. and decks
Sci" cs ras toGfo.,cn Cyo.el MsnAu, .a,,,
hemp &C. TO AlThtus. Hardy Co Of b"sid tSpsrencei
Shin ~ ira tof Bos,on) Andr Calap lo days saano 10
Barlcl Muir EApeicuced heavy weather
fruit. &C. to Cones " sliis s Co
BARK Cara whi.or McEweu Port az PRICE Dee L. log
ocd aud coffee 20 H. Reckcs Graeyc. Dec Mrs heE~en,
wife OF Capt. Mel. died ofconsump,ion.
Bark Dublin (of Msehiosl luiry Havana oay sugar To
Brig Thos benson tof Sorvich Hathaway Msnsans Dec.
20 Is % S Me- DAY. ron 4resa. for Bos
ten he T. d. has experienced heavy wether split sails.
the Highlands, into BY uuknow sehr, outward
bound. hch carried sway the ore'yard -
line to master, Tia, Spenc.d very heavy hhc los, iib-
boom md heed gear lped heavy "hchhsd the cabin
ksgy sa %yv Ysfac,bo Dec r. hiie fu.,ice &c.
Maitland hrJs Co Dec J oil Cape ho,ron spoke sehr.
srg Bclard T n.y. Cole Js touvie II hys yellow pins
to Pcck church Tia: had heavy weather passage rt
ssils. &c. la. he'd plot on board days - go,
tobacco &C. 10 smith Jone. DO.
Ere W H. h6b Co New Ocan.l Otto, Havana mdss.
Big Lillian lof Buchspor swaey St. John B., 20 day..
laihs SC. 20 A. Suiiher- Co.
Schr Mary Sedmaa GrenoI, 81. Mays, Ca days naval
stores 10 Douet. Potter s Go.
Scbr J,mes II. sesone Enis Deep River Va day. ship.
timber to easter.
Schr u t. fixon (9.mssed Ward Petersbvs day. -four
and tohar 60 10 g. II. Iierson 60.
S,hr l. and City, Conklp, AeNIndria days, oa.
Sohr Sardinia Reme Jacksonville 10 days yellow Pine 20 J.
Holmes 4 Go.
Sehr Sarah Maria lofCodspdng Underh Myssuer, p r.,
IS days oiarc es 20 hos Gilmar,n.
Steiner Ospray Kenney Providence mdse toIsa.c O6eE.
Steamer Peire Baker Providence mds.. to isac Ode.
SAILEDSesTnships Borussa, Of and for Hsmnrg Florida,
caysunsh Marion Charleston; jamestown, Richmond; shps
Neptune, Gar, San Francco H. Elliott An Francisco;
Orient Liverpool Zurich Hsvre r. G. Scranton svrei bass
Golden Age Euenos ionic Havans Souterne Mar
settles bngs r. O. Field, CaIaenss Thomas Connas Trinidad
Also smshps city of Washington for Livesool United
Kingdom. for Glasgow Bremen, of aud for Bremen.
BELOW-l brig unknown.
WIND-Sunset, w. s w.
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Z" <rl7 4 To-. Samuel EddJ & Co haze s5i! 'ous o;s
.a,t side II Fifih avenue, Commencing The 'oa'h
eap core. Of OnoAurdr-Jih stree, lHl Que ~. -
joln uu the soatb side 81 One-lunll ell -,-ee, for
r,ls.75Q: forty l.o) = cent os.h-baiinee on mort
.ege. Trif sale was Incorrectly reported, by ctlef
tar,ies in yesterdays TRIGUSr.
The disbu semeps next week FOR principal AMI IN
terest on State, Government, ard otter dees, divi-
d.rds OF banks, railroads. &C., a-e e-tiuated 10 be
abou, si5,coecco. THE ntere't aud dividend pay
meDis Boston in the irst two weeks VI January VIII
be about ilee ml.o1s.
TIE weekly Bank Statement shows continus nee Of
the expansion Of loans viii DO increase of specie TIE
eIte California receipt of las. Monday has been men,
trzpd Nv the desceT ding averages Of the previous
week, and the DIAN of gold into The Sub Treasury
and 20 the South. Ire Sub Treasury gains about
million, and large amounts have gone Snrfh and Wet
for the purchase Of Exchange aud aid in Strength
snr the banks which required to Dase up their
reroIts on the lst Of January. Under this drain
orr bark have Just been able 70 hold their own even
with the aid of considerable amounts received from
Boston. The loans s-and low some $500 J higher
u Az in October, when the specie wa. At the zane
point rs il is now, and they only go DVp below
tue line of last year this time, when the spees re-
serve was over 81 600 600. TIE gnres are as fol-
Iowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

BALTIMORE, Dec 3l.-FLoUE quiet Howard street - IS.
No offered prizes unehsng@d CORs hrm a. 702c for
White, and soc. for Yellow Provisions dan Mess Pork,
+i6 ST. bscon Sides se. WHISKY dull at lo!c for Ohio
PHuADyIPHIl, Dee. 3l.-FLOrR dniet. WHEAT steady.
CokS 6tn sales Of new Yellow at &c OATS steady WHISKY
better; sa.s at 2Gi d27tc
tINCresArr Dee 3l-FLoUR unchanged demand limited.
WHsEl dn' t2lc Hoes buoyant at $685. ~ Receipts
hr.. days Provisions buoyaDt Mess Pork active At
sl6d 4ls 5 holders ak 20 50a t7 Lard loo. Green
Meats FINER. Bacon held at y Q9ic.
NoBns Dee 3OCorToS-Sales TO DAY 500 bales At l0e
Middhng sales Of the week $50 bales receipts last week
zoo baes against $1,000 the last receipts
ahead last 90 325 bales stock Mobile 29 800 bales
93Gto eights Of Cotton to Liverpool .d
ETcB,sGE London, 707s y eeut preminm do on New
York lal q cent.
NEuORig.ss Dec 3O-COrroS-Sales to-day, 10 500 bale.
lO3Olc for Middlne; sales the week 1.5O uaes;
op,s the lest wees 1900 bales against 49, 500 the tme
la,i yesr experts 1900 bales receipts ahead Of last year
60 bales receipts at all Southern ports ahead Of last
3.51t0 bales; stock 1t New ORLEANS, S8l goo bales.