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w rI4 MANUFACT0RY. D. ~
have one Of Che best establishments, and fur
ing every description Of fns Watches, and ~
particular attention give to tbs same, by d
thorough competent workman and a. work gnaran-
tied. AFRO, every desorip ION OF standard SILVER
WARE. PLAIN and ornamental, manufactured under
py own supervision, which my customers viii find
sold BY dealers In general and reRIessnted q their
'. .st nanuiA'sar'' ms Pr. .vl =; o; ao9p
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks
Nervous OF Sick Hsadachs may be prevented and
II taken at the commencement of an attack mme-
dste relief from pain and sickness ill be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nasssa and
Hsndnehs to whIch females are so subject
They act gently upon The bowels,-removlng Cos
fipsHsss
For Literary Msn, Stxdssts, Delicate Females.
and ali persons of sedextary habits, they are val
liable as Lazdtirs, improving the appetite, giving
tone and cise to the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPAALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted OF perments
having been In use MANY years. during whioh time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orIgi-
mating in the asruoKs system or from Q deranged
state ofthe stomach.
They are entirely vegetable their com position,
and may be taken at oil times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the a. -
ssses e aay disasreeabls taste renders Is easy to
adngiStstsr thsm TO ehildyss.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have 1--WE signatures of Henry G.
Spaldins on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi
oines.
A Box will be ssnt by mail prepaid on reoeipto
the
PRICE, IS CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPAT.DIN6,
IS CEDAR Strict, NEW YORK.
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Form Of Gnoraste

"e certify that hs- prop.r fao,li.
ties, ard able 10 fulfl oontr act for furpis6irs
ing the year ending June 50 1881, should - bid be
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NJ r. The updersigned bess 70 ,ntotu tne
st MONUMENTS. TONES, HEADS SEE.
L. &C. a. barqmore and Philsdslphie pnoss Also, !
neN style OF pl1vngs oen be seen AZ The ard and
pew style Of Merble Nantes. Table TOPS &c.
sspt n hand. Provn Stone end Granits work
Hisssss p ~. 70 III Isl ~ u
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II FRENCH RlCHsTEIN
-, c,l J1sf rseelved frssh supply Of Note Pa
velopes 70 match also, lag Paper Of sIi fii,ds.
with And WITHOUT M oitoes; Envelopes to match.
turses And Poeket Books Of every description.
New York Pspers received daily; Papers from
FRENCH 4 RIcHsTETN.
!. mhot aa.r..E en-. e. -.. MS Penn
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MRS, n. CO.'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTTON

VITA regard to this almost in.sllible specific
lOsuaf sentlmslt has sPOaan ia doolded fsfrls
snd ne evldenoos OF this great ottoscy srs sus-
a. inoc ~ e3nsts9t .sova Of curative ELECTS and
we hspplest results from ito use are after an other
fomedss and the best medical skill have failed.
,n Le. us ssy, In eonclusion. that certificates
noie., Pnt they are volunteered from the most re-
ScSSpis sources and Justify tho highest terms In
sPeolio to public approval. We MAJ add aIso Thai
Me curative properties ftho medicine are 60 ualied
fng from disease with renewed constitutionrI ~isor
,fof sale ~ all respectable Druggists In this
oi.y' ana Dy the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox.
N0ne genuine unless her name Ia blown nm thu
bottle and her seal on the cork oH N'
per bottle, six bottles for o.
Seor:etovn6 D. c., Wholesale Agent Tor ths BIZ
u,o', sna vii supply the trade st my DTloes.
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Joy FOR The SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ILL WHO ARE AETTICTEO
AJF4Y Fife EHAI SxxxDY
.r,o,c. @

Friend. do you -uffer! Arc you the victim of m,
eithose numcTouE ailments which arise from i'm.
SaIitJ OF tho oioodt What are they, do you ask !
source o; lite and health, and Ii Is the rst eemert
q our being TO respond to Any cause whieh Affects
tne eygten 81 the rrlse infalibly etesss The eyeI
PREVAILING Eear.Es, tho irritating Erysipolas, tie
s .oD. s2IHtns the sEonsnE Rheumatism, Ner-
sorsor and objection, and the numberleas lIIs ths
nesa heir derive their hideogs oriIip from the
Poodl Dssi hinddJ then and gently with tho blood
And srser Is 70 commend to your condolences and
sse mat Tniy valuable medicsInent known a
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The MANY THOUSANDS cured az this institution within
The last seventeen and the g
cal operations performed BY DR. JohnIon witnessed by the
reporters OF the and other persons Of
which have appeared again and bsors the public
tides his standing gentleman RESPONSE
sility 10 SUI GUARANTEES aHictsd mar I5ly
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Frozn tbs Democrat, st. Cloud, Mfan
lfyou are, or have been troubled with tho hesa =
sche, send lot box, tCephaic pIlls,) so that you
may nave them In case OF an. attack.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
DR.. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEAKNESS IND IMPOTENCY

hs great and vtakness The
are speedily cured and full rEo Thousands Of
and ssbiltstsd who had lost hope
been Immediate ly relieved.
All imp .dmsnts 70 Marriage Physical Mental Disqual
Iheauons Loss Of ProcrsatTs Power Nervous rtabity
Trembling and Weakness EIhsrsan Of the fearful
kind .pssdily cured.
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From the Wssssrs X. r. Gazstts. CAieaso, Ill.,
we sesraly endorse Mr.. SpaIding, and his I'M
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from the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
cases, with entire success
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From fhs Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for vhiol
they were made, Viz: Cure Of headaohe in All ii
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Tales Of Grandfather By SIR Wster Scott Vol, VI
VII. IL mo- Household Edition. Ticsnor Fie!ds
Sod by Shoidon Go.
Thoughts Holy Scripture. BY Franc, Bacon. Compile
yonn @. Hal. ismo. PIP. 4Oa. Robert Carter .
Brothers.
Old Magie's Flower STALL add Other Stories, l3mo Pr liz
The SEINE.
The Scripture History Of Our Blessed Lord and Savior By
NJ. b. Sterling CLARK. Third Edition. iSmo. pp lr5
II r. Durand.
Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning vols l8no. Jane
Miller.
"A edition IN bluo and gold for the holidays from tn,
London edition OF 1886.
Notes the Surgery Of the War in the Cmea BY George
H. B Ms ieod. l2no. Up. 40J. !. u. Lippncott Co
Sold by ID. Van Nostrard
Sermons Preached at the Church Of 81, Paul the Apos,
New York during tue yesr 1861. l?mo. pp 3i3. Van
Parys, Hugot Howell
Treeie the Legal ard Equitable Rights Of Married
Women. By William IL. Cord. 8yo. pp TO- Kay 4
Brother. Sold By Banks & Go.
streak Light Fits Two Facts from tho Bible for the
Fifyiwo Sundays Of the Year. BY the Author Of
MoTe About Jesus 10. limo. pp. 3iL Harper \
Brothers.
Notice to Quit. BY w G. Willis. G,o. pp 1856. The
Same.
Wolfors Roos,, and Other Papers BY Wellington Irving
tAuthora Revised Edtion) l2mo ~. A. @. r.
Putnam.
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Movements Of Ocean ste.m.r.
Passengers Arrived

In steamship Yan6ertHt Jrom Port R,val, q cv.i ~
Hewitt, Payroasfer u. 8 Samuel y. Barr IN H. o.,
asl. E1 CT Cart C. IL Farrell Gen vie's', .aa Charss
Weed. Government supsfcsrgp, Capt John A. Fseonsr
" Y. 10Th Highlaoders fdssrd ". Wslsm Psymsster;,
Clerk; Lieut. HoIaio BslebeT Sch Michigan egimsnt; w
Mcclellan, master peDte.i VIM. III Beard Of broolyn
Mofne Regiment; W. j. Skinner T. 5. Engineers Cspt L.
Chn1ie aud five Of BIZ taken prisoners while yg 70
the block de at Charleston; Secession spy u ds
charged add carpenters from the QuaIte stet
Department IS invalid msnofwsr sesnlen and soldiers
Total 81
In 1c9Msiip 3ararid from Hamburg and Soatha-q,'n-
Arthur rspe Anna Siocks,etter o. Websrsnke. A. Koch
y Schmidt g. w. HsydoIh c. Weineke Paaine Wsincse
sen, d. Peryroya c. A. Wencs rsth. Cl aries Miller VoE
Cable. H. Schroeder D. CTun Scheidt L. Gmssow NJ Schq
bach. A. T. Ran o. Brukug =. p. Kaft, i: p RrsHt,
WEBER, T. Peter T.. EVAN. a. Pennington, W. CrApgef
Benedict r. Wilisms. K HeimbHsrer, N. Nstsbieson,
histtbieson, ~ barlay. ". Hugsien.
p In '1hocnsr n s. Harding from, Masamords-MessTs.
In orig Detoasaire, from S. TaomasJo.. Rich.rdson
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SANITARY COMMISSION.

Az q meeting Of the Sanitary Commission last
night, debate wins had on the relative quaiifca.
tons and efficiency Of volunteer and regular reei-
mental surgeons. DIR. BELLOWS was Of the opinion
that the volunteer surgeons were generally of toe
better class Of physicians, whose superior opportuni-
ties for practice gave them an advantage over the
regulars. Their only deficiency was in military
routine. II wac also decided to apply TO tho Secre-
tary OF War TO issue order prescribing more def.
niiely the duties Of Brigade Surgeons. Their duties
and powers are 60 uncertain, now that there is no
uniformity Of action.
DIR. Vas BURY. offered the following preamble
and resolution, which were unanimously adopted:
Uhereas Th. absence Of medical literature suitable their
pro ssoa wants al the comsnd OF medical officers In
The held, demand our efforts 10 supply Il aud
UaSrel5, The medical men q country who unable
90 do service In the field 10 conseqge.ce Of their
On the great l0tss aud seats Of medic earninz should do
their share Of labor IN behalf vi occr aid soldiers now ga
active seTVics, therefore Il i
Reaoired tbs. Sub Committee n the Commission be Al
Tciaird 10 from such high aud sound professional
series q papers upon the sabect. best
object Of having psd prpe, printed documents Of the Com
mission Int circulated by their sgons 20 tbs gems and
siitant, oftbe volunteer io!crs &c in tho Il. ID.
DR.. Van BUEES stated that he already had pro-
cured two valuable trCatises one on the rhine of
racciHqtioa ~ armIey,' by Francis Quincy Smith,
IL. d., aud Alfred Siilie, N. d., associate menlbeT,
Of tie Sanitary COMMITTEE from Philadelphia, and
tho other on tie actual aud relative value of the
ampuaions in use In the Lei yhborhood OF the ankle
Joint" by Drs. Stephen S.oith, Gordon Buck. John
Watson, Valentine Mott, Alfred G. Post, and q.
Krek0witzer, atsocate members Of tho SANITARY
Con.tiee Of New-Yegk,
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ARMY AND NAVY.

A recruiting Office for the marine corps has been
opened ri No. - Bowery, ard the number Of sPpu-
cants so far has been very satisfactory.
The new side-wheel steamer Octorara baa been
completed, and will be launched at the Brooklyn
Savy-Ysrd tins afternoon. Her dimensiJns are:
Length all, 2O7 feet; hretdh Of beam, 20 feet
depth Of hold, IL feet; tuHuage, abOut SO tuns;
draft OF water feet inches Her nsclinery has
been CONSTRUCTED ~ tie Arptine Iron Works. The
OctOrara Is supplied with steering apparatus at each
end, after the Of ierIy.boli, ard she VIII
be Of the most useful vessels OF hor tize in the
navy. Her armament will eoneist OF two ll-inch
guns anidships, and two Tifed Parrot guns.
The new gunbOat Owssco, built on the Mystic
River, Connecticut, arrived at the Yard yesterday,
TO be armed and put into commission. Her ma
chinery was fixed before she left for NevforS and
she steamed here in very satisfactory manner. Her
model is the thst of the gUuboats Chippewa,
Wi1ona, Seneca and others, built here.
The Bnw gunboat Cayuga, built at Portland, has
left The NavyYard for private chip yard, 10 have
her machinery, which she bsought with her, pat up
The ship Nightingale has gone down to tha Bat
terry and anchored there TO receive her powder, and
The u. S. steamer Wyandot will 80 there to-day.
The Nightingale will all Immediately for the South
Atlantic Blockadng Squadron.
The gunboat Winona was Roated into the dry.
dock TO receive como repairs, having been slightly
injured by her collision with the launch, which she
struck on coming from her trial trip.
The Quaker City has received her armament which
consists Of eight long 52-poundors and one Parrott
gun.
Another purchased steamer arrived at the Yard to
DO armed and put into commission.
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DISTING UISHED PERSONS IN THE
CITY

Mslor-Gen Fremont and family are still at the
Astor House, and are not expected TO leave for a
week. TIE General saw no visitors on Friday, be-
ing engaged with private business. Tomorrow Gen.
Fremont is expected to attend divine service at the
Rev. DIR. Cheeyer's church.
Com Wikes Mrs. Wilkes and child are It'll nj
the Bleyoort House, and are constantly rece wing
visitors. The Commodore has been waited on by
Messrl Brady and Fred.icks, with a view Of taking
biz photograph in full uniform.
Ex-Gov. Clifford and Miss Clifford, Mr. and Mrs.
Bartlett and Miss Bartlett of Boston, and A. Shaw
cross Of England, are at the Eew-York Hotel.
Ex.Gov. Hunt of New-York and he Hon. W. II.
Russell OF New Haven ere at the AbemarIe Hotel.
Ex-6ov. Fairbanks Of Vermont Gardner Colby
and LADY Of Boston, John Bsrstow Of Connecticut,
II. j. Harding Of Albany, w. G. Weed ard family
Of Albany, Capt. James Lawless Of Wilmington,
Del, and Major Alson and Capt. Rabbit OF New
York, ake at tie Astor Ilouse.
Hon. ]. X. Hale Of st. Louis DIR. G.. II. Stewart,
Of Minnesota; Ira l.. Hewett, Paymester United
States Army from Port Royal; w. II. Bell, Of the
United States Army, Thomas F. Ms, of the United
States Colst Survey, LieutCol Fellows, of Boston,
and Robert Irvine, of Illinois, aIe ut the Meuopoli-
tan Hotel.
Judge Nelson, DR.. Wayland and lady, OF Saratoga
james T. Ames, of ChIcopee, Mass; and DR.. Hart,
Of Connecticut, are at the Fifth avenue Hotel.
Dr. j. II. OTIS, Of TIE United States Navy; Lieut.
Col. Andrews, Of Boston; Z. S. Clark, of Phiade-
phia and Ira Chase aud Il. l.. Wood, of Boston, are
at the Brevoort House.
Lieut.. w. Kidd Of the United States Army; A. A.
Hammond, of Indiana, and A. @. Fisher, Of Prcyi-
dence IRE al The Saint Niclolas Hotel.
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obstacle TO a beneficial change of the charter was
now removed. lie believed that before the end OF
Mr.. Ordyk e term Of two years we should have The
bet mnLicipsl government in Tbe world.
Cha les s. Speneer made brief speech. ~ rye
l1nder." "You don t suppose, was - q rIply
that am able 70 talk down br/.s hand. 81
youl"l lie congratulated them ng1 d, the election
10 the chief magistracy of this cilyS man of ourv
of character, oil cultivation OF intsp ec and who had
the confidence Of the Aanls ion Of the country
drews, Distlct.Attorney > oitb. and others. Mean
while within doors, The .,npspy partook OF refresh
ments-short speeches. sentiments, and flashes O
merrimen adding to the festive character Of the oc
cssion. Al a late our the company feparated.
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SERENADE TO THE MAYOR ELECT

The eerenade given to the Hon. George OpdykC
10y his friends last night at his residence, No. e
Fifth avenue, was a very pleasant occasion. BY
O'Clock there had gathered, on the sidewalk and
street in front of the mansion, an assembly made W
of citizens who had strven to bring about municipal
REFORM by eleciing the right man in the right place
They now came with hearts rejoicing in the success
of their efforts. The assembly was most respectable
in numbers and character, especially the latter.
There was also large company in the parcrs. among
whom were Judge Woodruff, Judge Slosson, Judge
White, Surveyor Andrews, Ill. j. Raymond, Com
missioner Acton, Royal Phelps, VIM. Allen Butler,
James A. Briggs, David Dudley Field, aud others
not less distinguished.
Dodworih Band was arranged in two circles, al
outer and an inner. As usual, they discourted most
exquisite music. "The Mozart Requiem " was sug.
gesied as an appropriate piece, and that, or some
thing as good played. In response to loud calls,
Mr.. Opdyke appeared on the balcony, and was in.
troduced by Judge Woodruff as the Mayor elect.
II said that he sincerely thanked his friends for tho
compliment Of q serenade they had rendered hiai.
Tcey had greeted him as the Mayor elect of this
great city, The title sounded strangely in bis cara.
He could scarcely realize that his fellow-citzens had
conferred on him the honor and the responsibilities Of
that high office. Perhaps slight doubt existed as
10 the reality of his election. Universal cries OF
"No," "No."l lie himself was fully persuaded,
that from the care with which the returns had
been collc cted, the result which bad been already
proclaimed would be verified by the official
canvass. Cheers. They. had won great
victory, and were entitled to rejoice over it.
Those who nominated bin placed his claims On
purely patriotic and public grounds That is 20, !"
and cheers.l One Of their objects was to do what
they could 10 strengthen the hands of tue General
Government. [CLeers.] Another was to procure
municipal reform "lbat is what we want" and
cheers.1 They deemed il Of the highest importance
that this election should show the Government Of
the United States that the City Of Newly ork was
ready TO sdstain it. They felt tie Importance Of
giving il that moral power and strength which is
sential 10 enable ii TO vndioate the Constitution and
to establish the Union. In regard TO municipal re-
form, bis highest ambition would be TO 80 administer
the Office of Mayor that when he should leave it he
might be rewarded with the appreciation Of his
fellow citizens. Cheers.
After more music, David Dudley Field was intro
duced. Tho election had resulted ia a great triumph
for tho cause of good muni1pal government. It
showed that the lowest political arts were not al
ways sg"sessful. AS they had taken from tn ranks
OF the people the best and the truest Of men, il WAS
Their duty nov 70 give him generous support, The
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Tbe Burning Of the Harvey Birch
Solution Of the Turkish PriHEipalitieS
Question.
PORTLAND, Friday, Dec. 6, 1851.

The Canadian Companys screw steamship North
American, from Liverpool Dist ult., via Londonderry
Friday, ed, has arrived at this port.
The North American reached her dock at $3.50
D..
The dates by the North American are one day
later than per City of Baltimore
The steamship Glasgow, from New-Yorl', arrived
at Liverpool on the 22d.
The North American spoke Nov. 10, in lat 10 10,
Ion. 25 80 west, ship Rather, from New-York for
Hayre Saw Nov. 10, ship Minerva, from Liver
pool for NewYor lat. As 80 west, Ion. 10 ~ north.
Nov. %, lat. a west, lon. 80 north, ship Atmos-
phere, from Liverpool for New-Yorki ship Moinces,
Norton, from Liverpool, q days out.
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stesmsbip-City of Manchester (Br), Hacrow, Liverpool
J. q. Dale
Ships-sandusky, Lipekin, London, sturses CleamsE
Glad Tidngs Nelson, Glasgow, WIN. Nelson Son hide,
men rhrae Shsughse f. Hathaway Star Of the West
Non.or liverpool s. 1hompsons Nephews; Celestial En-.
nire Pierce, Live rpool. Snow Burgess
Barks-Oreptsl johnson, Hong kong, C. B. Fes,eDd,rt
Charles Keen swan, Port Royal. 8. c., McCeady Not
Co. n,
Brc.-Atlantic, Black. Barbados, II. TToytrd,e sos
NJ Horton tIjrl Reynolds, Hsvans. y. DswoG
scbotners-sprsy (Br.l Morris. Wolfviile, ~ D De
Wolf; Equator ~. Abuny, Hsrbor island, Eces n
Platter Blizzard Wilmington, Del H. NJ Harding MA
sharine fBr Bul.rd srbor leland Jas Douglas fseths
& Hsnnoh Mcneil Norwslk NJ. Briggs CO. Anne D. New
ton Baltimore Mott Bedell Co. Odessa tbrh Brady
Halifax, ID. II. DeWoE Wy n,
Steau ers-Wm Woodward CuDdif, Baltimore, Wn- Dc
zell; Aida Robinson Pbilsdelphis J. Hand
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FBEScH WAR STEINER 0T.-The French wal
steamer Bellone sailed from THE port at II o'clock
yesterday morning. A the French frigate Ponore
wgs being towed down the North River yes
to-day afternoon by the gun.boat Catine,, she
came ia collision with the British bark States
man, lying in the river, outward bound, ear.
ying away the bark's bowsPril and all Of her
head gear. She also came in collision with tie
Mexican steamer Los Marines, lying further down,
and carried AWAY her foremost aud maintoPmas, ana
all her head gear. TIE Pomone had her ~ ing jib-
boom carried away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UsIos.--A public meet
ing of this Association will be held tomorrow even
ing at Irving Hail. in behalf of their Army opera
tons. The Rev. DIR. Tying will preside, and some
interesting speeches will be made.
CRY TRACT MIssoH.-The annual sermon on
behalf of this Society will he preached tomorrow
night by the Rev. DIR. Rico, at the Presby terian
Church, corner OF Fifth avenue and Nineteenth
street.
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y was resolved to print Immediately an edition of

y was resolved to print immediately an edition OF
2 900 OF tie treatise on vaccination.
The Trepurer made bis report for the past five
months from which il appears that the cash receipts
for thai time have been go, c00 aud expenses
$4,000. In the same time, $50 regiments baye
been inspected. There were at first six inspectors
only. which have been increased to fifteen, and will
be further increased to twenty-five. Hospital sup
plies have al'o been received to the value OF aoou
s501 eco. and in ADDITION there are now on the way
from Boston 400 boxes of clothing and bed'clohng.
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MURDER IN CogcERT SALooS.-About IL
o'clock Thursday night in one Of tho concert
saloons in Broadway, near Blocker street, man
was fatally shot in a drunken dispute. Thomas
Mccormick and Thomas O'Brion, Fire Zouaye,
got into q dispute in the saloon about one of the
girls In attendance, 10 whom both were paying
somewhat partial attentions and from words pro-
ceeded to blows. Finally, 0Bren, who was con-
sidersbly intoxicated, drew a revolver and fired
three times at Mccormick. One shot took effect in
The right side, passing tho heart, and McCor-
mick Immediately fell, exclaiming, I'm murdered"
He WAS conveyed homo and died in few hours.
The Eighth and Fifteenth Ward Police arrested
OBricn, aud locked him up in the Fifteenth Ward
Station-Iouse. The revolver and largo dirk were
found on his person.
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gr.rhe,.-R,Dor,egB y Ttl.era,k.

OswgGo Doc. o, l3Gl-FLouR steady. WHEAT Ia limited
demand and The market ia withou. material ohAnee sales Of
3Cco bush Chcrgo Spfiug at 99c $500 bush do 93c
sioat 600 buaa. choice Canada Clue a al o.. CoRN and
OAls guet. No receipts by laks CANAL LxPoRfs-3Ot
bush. Wheat
BuryALo. Dee G. l8Gl.-FIouK and GRAiy are dull and
nothing doing WHisSr steady, sales OF 90 bb at l6l Z,
IMPORTS: go bb Flour II $50 burhs heat No exports
CnIcAGO. Dec 6-fLoua lrni WnRAr dill; s0Idl0lc
for No tfG5i.c for No. IN store CoRS dnl Mxedir
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

ARRIVAL or THE BiyARil.-Tbe steamship
Bavaria arrived on Friday morning from Hamburg,
via Southampton, the Goth ult Her news is antici
pated. Tie Bavaria brings the following specie
from Hamburg: WIN. Scbail n Co., si,ili 90;
Amye & Heye, $780, Total, sl,Jli 90 From
SOUTHAMPTON: King & Devene, $500. From Havre:
T.. Buckley and Sons, .3220 5li g. W. Yonle,
- Cf7 30.