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JOHN MIIRDOOO, IR_,Pittsburgh and Oakland Numeric.hhds. prima now crop Now Or,LTimos scam., lendingfrom steamer Ileptooo,for was byJOIIN FLOYD it CO. IT3 Wood arm&•gnDOZSILAKERety6 t,ra Erosmg.,lll Coro BROOMS; 50 doz ex,am! for.ssle VANGOILDER. .

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Fort Eanr..--Threo Sr.huh /Aipt for n full ei orreof Nor tang and Boolz.keepinp, ( Iwo unlimited) in ILeBirini gtium Commercial Collego. + Ico it au Or'porturliry rarely atered fix MIY one intending In at-leoil a ustiist4itm of iblot kind. and ono ittalrbouhlakin ittirttotaget n.. thoko Fold very 'he'll.. Thir term In Fie-fernil operation ft, over n year.atti.t it to, PLC,.icany any i.iruilar gine in mid reminoily:furOteti partittthtrA ntply at this officr. uenv,' thescholaiehipc ran be bad.BANE STATEMENT for the week preceding Ore. 26th

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Coi-tt eo (traits.Ert Sassiown—ltelere JudgesM'Clire, Mellon and Parkeruhday, Dec '.27ih.—Mnrx Hersh, ago.' 20,residing in Third {Yard, Allegheny, was found,'on legal inquiry, to be instusenod thCourt r-! dere& his retention in the, toseat Hospitoal,where he has been already for unne time past,He is 'now to he kept there of the expense of thecounty.Charles Hawkins, indicted for the larceny ofsaddle,. bridle, some carpenter's tools, etcpro-petty of fitatticd Russ, of Robinson township,was put en- jriai. The artioles wore stoke onthe night of the 221 of September, 1558, nodfound at the house of Hawkins by hillier Clark,oonetable, In floVentber beset. Suspicion hadfastened upon Hawkins, and on oath of RutsextbPilberron, Justice Tidball issued n search warrant, Which wits served by the constable, Mr.Cu rb, and the reatilt of the search was a wagonload ofarticles found in the house of accused .Verdict of guilty.:

Hawkins was abet) indicted for el oiling a pairof hipstraps nod a.bluott bridle from Henry Ma.Closkey, of Robinson township, in August,1858. The case was a clear oneand the verdictrendered was the samosa that in the other.Stillanother indictment watt pee ling agaiuotflawkide for stealing a grain cradle, a piece ofrope, and a log chain from Alexander McCurdy,of Robb:rade' township. Verdict of guilty. Somefour or five other indietmeots for larosny hovebeen !totted againut this name man.Law& Winter pleaded guilty to a charge ofassault anti battery.a„,,SPUBLICAN NOMINATiOII.9 to one SIM:NT/IAND Nznin Wauna.---Following are the !tondos.tuns for Councils and Ward adoers in the 7thand 21k;wards of ibis city:Seventh Ward—Solent, Council, W. C. McCarty;Co&mon; Council, R. Morahan, George Sonia;School Directors, Hugh Young, Biddle Arthurr;Assesaur; B Thompson; Judge, A. M'Creery;Inspector, 11. K. Moorhead; Conatable, SRichardson.

Ninth Word—Select Council, J, M. M'Cargo;Common Connell, W. M. Wills, IV. M. Edwards,J. 11. SoYder; School Directors, J. Harrison,Hugh diVlielvy; Asouesor, 11. Hammond: Con-stable, Gl:Keyaer.The naives of candidates in all the other wardswe kayo already publinhedAizandllarr ittI.U7sLICAN NOMINATION.Fire! Word—Select Connell, J. Atwell; CommonCondoll, A LI Smith, Wm Dyer, C Arbuckle, .4.8Love; School Directorth J Bingham, 3 W Bs:-ter; :Alderman, John Dyer; Constable, DavidGow; Assessor, 8 BulforJ; Judge, J Drennan,Inapcotor,,W Robinson.Second Word—Select Council, John liopkina;Common Council, James Sloan, Joe Kirkpatrick,John Brown, John 111'Dortald; School Direntora,flans Dunlap anti IV A Reed, each a years; DrBain! Lyear; Constable, Jae Aasea-@or, Starritt; Judge, Geo R. Riddle; Inspec-tor, John Ballentine.

Third Ward—Select Council, Jno Brown; Com-mon Council, Simon Drum, James M'Brier, D I.Smith, and John Alexander; Assessor, Bawl WM'Ginnies; ;School Directors, Wm. Walker, J. L.Graham; Judge, Joe Mlleker; Inspector, 11Ray; Constable, Wash. Swain.Fourth It:id—Select Council, John Wright;Common Connell, Win Smith, W W Ball, .1 Mes.kimen, Wm' Miller; (the cloee vote INS REI fol-lows: Miller ±45, John M'Graw 242;) SchoolDirectbre, S Lbty, ItlB Fronds; Judge, R BIM;Inspeolor, J.O M'Pherson; Arsossor, James Geeham; Coostablc, Wm Hobson.OCR faithful 'carrier ill Olillbgon the frienfriendsiof the Gaulle nd others, with the Ga:etleCouot-log-roomAlma so for 1860. Give him a benefit.

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(Jno JungoJOAN Hour&Andlikinkirclut. rFred NeffilermUtz HellFlorence CultW It Iliggvbv

C IFWostvnintuPeter A °maltDodd Jonas

. ,3tS3IOCrtATIC Crrr CoIII-ZorrONt—The Coma-lain for the nomination ateandidates for Mayor,ChritreHer and Treasurer liras lind Tuesday, atHie, Court House. John IC AfeClottry, Esq.,celled the Convention to order at: eleven o'clock,and. appointed T. B. Ihoidten and J. N. Rich-. aids, Secretaries. The credentials of the delo-gales were called far had handed in.,We have heretofore: published the names ofthe:delegates in full, and there is no need of re-00i/thing them ] [deo. 11. Keyser, Esq , woo tinanirneuely elect-edChairman of the Convention, and on inkingbit treat said: -We meet for the first tlean- in several yearsunder very peculiar cirontruidenees. I thankyon with my hand on my heart for this flatter-ing, token of your conlldeneer I am ready toyield up all personal cooeiderations for the gen-eral . good of the democratic. party and for theinterests of the oily. lam emuly;to eacrifico allIni,pereenal feelings on tbeteßae,Of the demo.cretin party. Men live ond'4l4r, but principleilremain. Upon the permaneimy glad oUccaini odemocratic ideas and polioy . 'depends the petangency of the government. I nay thin in nodisfeSpect to the Republioatte, who I believe arehoneat in their opinions. I cannsel in thisConVention harmony, concord and peace. Letthe. nominee, be be who ht- may, receive ourundivided support. Let U. 3 go forth topot him inthe Mayor's chair. Now M the time, and thereis no doubt we can elect him, (Cheers.)Moises. T. 11 Hamilton, J. 111. Itieharda roodW. C.;Moreland wore elected Secrotarice.OS Motion of Wm. Alexander, the delegatesfront Ile Third ward substituted flenry Stonerto platie of Ed. Aurentz. In the Fourth ward,J. afetenna in place of A. Holstein : nod in theNinth 'ward .1. H. Weeks in place of flannelHaya,

TatJewish people of this city held a meetingin their Synagogue on Sandal evening to deviseways and means for raising a subscription forrelief to the Jews who have been driven outofMorocco and have taken shelter in Gibralter andother placed; of safety on the coast. D. Stras-berger was chosen President, and J Iliertnett,Secretary. The meeting, after passingresole.dons sympathizing with the sufferers, and prom.i4ing to contribute cheerfullyto their relict, tookup a handsome collection, and afterwards ap-pointed the.. 'following gentlemen n committee toobtain subscriptions to be appropriated towardsthe object art forth: .1. Morganstern, A. Fink,W. Frank, L. Mayer, H. Rosenbasb, F. Bach-each, H. Ilibberman, B Prayer.1111111111,11M11 PAS9ENGI6II RAtLITaT —The rarson this road aro now fairly going. They runyesterday full of passengers, nod appeared tohodoing a first rate bueincee. For tonny'reasonsthe earlaro more neat, elegant, and convenient,than even those on the Citizen's road to Law-renceville. There are several cars on the track,and the names of the condoctordAre as followtoGeo. W. Pierce, John Obey, Michael ',Wl:ho-ley, Wm. Livingstone, Nathan Plummer, JosephO'Brien, Nano Patterson.

Rom Ilaatic, Chief of Police, returned yes-terday from Wheeling. with a young fellownamed John Williams, in custody, charged withbeing concerned in the theft of jewelry at Ken-nedy's etore, in St. Clair street, some time since.The particulars of his arrest at Belle Air wehave already published. Ile eaye that he didnot fake the goods, but that they were taken bytwo other fellows and given tohim. The Moyercommitted him for trial.

James Dlorrir-MornD Drones

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JenniuoDeel.l 113leW f 1 Thom.F W Deesenseid JonasDsel4llVm Leerid.erJames Lex teJab urea••James DunniusoSamuel Joins.Joseph Neu On

• IV tonvenquit then &rounded to nominatecandidata; for Mayor, Controller and Treasurer.Saroll ITarper nominated Alex. Mellwaine, ofthe lqiith Ward; others nominated Jas. S lion •Alfred Anshuta and J. Miclory Phillip,.Charicii Barnett, , moved that the iota forcandidates-ha given viva race, which was adoptedClutention then nominaled for ControllerEdw.i. Campbell, Jr., and Alex. Minter, ,and titupioations closed.

Tne lectors of Prof. Barker nt the Universitylast evening, it being the twelfth rind last of thecourse, sins a meat brilliant exposition of elec-tricity mognetiion. Fie had a battery set lii ofono litindred tops, and with it ht pt rh,rniedsome of oho moot brilliant ext,rinients Sits,were ever seen in this oily. The whole coursehas been highly'sticcessfoland we trust it is theinnugoratiou of a series of courses Of ecienlificlectures in this city.

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. Ith ,rit. 0 Nit3lFred P Shall,Nabaltlei Iits,ArtJamb V.,el .II Greiner

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• .Jolin!D. Moreland, John C and .T.imesBlack:dor; Clop., were nominated for Trenourrer, and nominations closed. Tilr. Blackm..redecliusd to ho a Candidate and so aloD did M..

•Wr Ittarn'that'a landlord lir3P murdered onSaturday night Jaat, at TrilJelphia, Va , aboutnine raileo east of Wheeling. We have no par-ticular°, hob proodone the atriir Jai the reoult ofa drunken bratel.

Mr; Steel:rue Bahl that tut there *au now butOne etitididale fur Treasurer, hoinoved that Mr.Moreland be the candidate of the parry, whichwam Sacipted by neclamationSecretary than proceeded to call the roll, andfound Yale dercootes to he all present .The:flonvehtica then proceeded la holict forlklayom •

IPe are iude3:ited to Case & Co , ChronicleBuilding 9, fur the Atlantic Monilily for Jutiuury,1860, which is the time. to eutiscribe. The aboveis au excellent perkIlesu Csnarsor.—The Independence lisp,Ninth Ward Engine Company, hare just pro-cured ut au caprnsc cf some $5OO, a splendidnear hose carrius, mord in style or finish toany in the city.

it tit c.2') 20 21Phillip i_ .... .3_l .'"i7 11 16 21lieneetry G 1Anshu 4 3 0Arta' the 401 t Charles fispoctt withdrewthe name of Mr. A dehutr, nod his &legates vut.C4fir Phillips

.Aftet the fate ballot, Mt. Bartlett towed thattho nemination be declared unanimous, whichROSS carriedMr. Wllwaino was called to the stand. Ilesold tw, to ho the stendard-boaror lof the de-mecraoy in this city, at sunlit a time, with eogood a prospect of emcees., excites) feelings thatonly hie; glistening rya and his quivering lipwere etiffteirnity eloquent to thank his fellow-tloncrale for. Should ho he elected, ho wouldmake Old' aphrrc of .the office wider; ho wouldnot I.nvit It t;.4 now, ttembbeJ, coLlined and con-fined,- fop would maks it powerful, not only forWe eal3 of jtoie, bur foe the advantage, also,of .the cfeinueratic p ly, in which he wan hornand reared, and to which he had sworn fealty.Thesrentarlit; were PrPi Ved with vociferousapplause.

The flitavetition then proceeded to the nomi-nation or (iontroller.Mr. Brewn withdrew the Lame of CdwardCampbell, Jr., at Iho request of that gentlemen,Witerautioh a motion was male that Alit. flun•tor, Esq y fn ., the nominee of the donmeracy forController,: which was earritul by acclamation.0. Moved' that 'a committee of two heappitinted 'from each ward as nu exeeutivc com-mitter foi the city, of which the chairman ofthe 'Foreiing, Dr. Keyeer, he whichwaac-arrfed The Doctor said is' ittuld lake alittle iliac! to entiaider the appointment' of theOutdid), the names in duo*rNotiorentinir taryindjourae.l.Ei.avtairn.r Lan old Jan, r a Hoot by birth,can. I. Om May,w'C olive yesterday, and madeatinlitett I,llnt n person named Francis Loweryhad yon away from Baltimore with his (Thornp•nil) Rif,' and that the pair are now in thiscity; that, en his accosting her in the etre,here, site :10.1.1 him that Lowery wan Carryingbig linifejn'y.l would take vengeance on himthryonet.,

/11TrIoVEMENT rN PIIESCOVe CONS.—Mr. Carl-ton Newman, ofßirmiogham,Allegheny county,Pa , has just received from Washington a Potent,dated the 20th day of Dec 1F59,f0r an lc:wowedPrenreve which he exhibited in our officelent evening. Like most Useful discoverie., thinin exceedingly tnmple,nud we Coll very confident-ly any it will tenure for Mr. a very flatteringiribuiefrOno the ladies, whose experience in thematter of putting up fruity hoc not hitherto, inall cases, been of the most sanisfaci try kind.This very simple contrivance of lie Newmanconsists in a gurnelastic !nand which eu,relesthe jar or eon, tirrellelrkbliy sealisg it. Theatmospheric preesure upon this ring, tonally ex-eludes t beair arid perfectly f reserves the fruit Heexhibited specimens of preserved peaches, 'errfine. His cans have been adopted by and metthe approcatlon of Gen. Negley, Prof. Pryor, ofAllegheny only, and others In short, Mr. N.'sinvention will supercede all °there new in toe,se it is a perfect success, and any lady ran putup securely in an hone no much fruit as she maydesire for family use. Thin invention will alsohe not fuel to apothecaries hod eliertlillt,Go .n rdt toeb's Sorting Alm:binan are rapidlyvatting publie attentian. Ilandreill h.no eXans.NI theta in operation, and expreendgreat admire.nn at the splendid specimens of mark exhibited in.how ease at the entrance to males rano, Thearhinen challenge the most critical examination.II who here tiered them creak in tartan of the high-I praise of their operation. Cali and nen them,er Ilbrrea'ritarr. earner et trker. Anil F Itb Orertß,story

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RECEIVED AT THE DAILY GAZETTE OFFICE.Thlrir-51.11.1 Congres..—Firb, Sr+olnn.

IVANIIINGTON CITY, Dee. 27.Stso ter..—The President's Annual Message wasbrought in by the President's Secretary.r. Jeer:son, ufGO , moved that it he road.Mr. Collett:ter, of Vt., objected, as the understand.ing among the Senators, was that no business shouldho done during the Christmas week.The question was debated by Messrs. Doris, Fes-sender], Bayard and others; when the motion of !res-ent] pre railed--Yea, 2.d —Naye 12.The C err-et:lry of the See ato.dhen read the Mes-sage.

Thompooo'e story is that some eighteen years[lgo he win' living with rnine laird," i 0 loot•nod ;that while there he formed n connec-lion pith lids woman, whom be has ever sincebeen living with as his Tian, nod that they hovehad threechildren the eldest of which is viz-teen yearn Of age They came to B.ltiruoresame yent;or more ago, where Thompson woolinto the gfenery brininess, and his "wife'• kept nhinter stand in the market. There she became'nmiuninlei With Lowery, who won a huckster inthe tlonr line, nod the two getting very well on-~uniuted eloped one fine morning. the womentaking with, hot TlitempeWs watch nod Romeother offiolOaaf clothing eta , rdsorno rider! Helearned pair had gone welt, and arriv-ing in thisnity met hit late spouse in them/net,00 whioNiiine .he told hint of Lowery's inten-tion total, hie knife oppeiro from Ilia elate•mow ar _Thonllool {hot the parlie.,of whom heline been iti *carob, lily, been, f,,r enmo vp,pko,huoktiters in the Allegheny market. (inthis affidarld n warrant 01,4- iesord, and officerHoutilton {ins sent in putrid: of the individu-el., hut muild not find them last night. Anothersearch will Itirubahly find them if they are stillin there parts.

Mr. Clingrnan, hf N: r., proporced to postponethe conrlderation of the Message till January 2d.Mr. Bright,. of Ind., raid it recoil he better toadopt the usual col.b. Ile me•e.l that the messageand documents Le pribted, but asked that hie motionover until after the holidays, of the Senate bedno printer yet.,al:ihniairzoo r n no. porened, and tho Senate adjournIllittest.—The message of the President was re-ceived. Mr. Coatraneof N. Y.moved that it be laidOn the table until the Manse e11...Li an , r gaeizalioa.Mr. Craig r ,l N. C. moved to emend the motion, sothat the message be reed. Mr. Cochrane acreptedthe •mandment. Much excitement prevailed, theRepublicanmembers calling f the vow, and nays.A ran of the house was ordered.Mr.Stenton of Ohioargued tha t thorn on. r.i. pre.rodent for reading the mossege when the use weenot organized.

Mr. Craig then withdrew his amendment', and theoriginal Mildon was agreed tn.Mr. Smith of Va. rosproctl his rentaas on the sla-very question, referring to its history for years past.,and causing numertms long extracts to he read insupport or his position.Mr. Ilostaten of Ala. alloyed A resolution praposinga temporary Speaker for ten days, nothing to Itodune in the meantime aiteept the passage ”1 a bill tanstot the dea,tioncies and liabilitios I 'ho Post t,llisreDepartment, when the office shall beesnto vacant,and the House proceed to the rlectico r f aThe Republican side nhjeeted to the intiAoluetionof the resolution.

Tits AitILEITIC EArC iL re-ceipt of tki number of thin Nlagazine forJanuary, 140, from the publishers. Dr. Relatescommencer''. q story in this miaow whichhe eellh the'Profeseor's Story. It is written inhip peetiliar. and racy style, tad premiere toequal his othi productions. The current num-ber has ReOral fine articles in it, hut in thequality of the Taper on which it i 8 printed andin the ChareCter of ecTeral of the artic:es it hard-ly come, up',Ati 00100 of the beat issues of thatvaluable monthly. We mint it may bet lose inthe handl of- the present publishers that hightoned Indopondeut eplril which has always here-tofore characterized it.

Mr. Moan° wanted it mink known that the oh-eeticn earns from the itepublicarte, who ewe,greatry rn patby for the silvan, went Wail con trnctorn, butre not Willing to adopt a Mcastlro with view toheir relishAt r. Washburn of 111. said they m•nld accept theresolution if John Ilbernitah't name wore inrnrted inthe blank.Mr. Washburn et Me. abliell it to be known thotthe Republicans want to elect a Speaker for the whaleterm.

•meeting f.,e rho election of offi-cers for the Yertog. Men's Christian Asseciationwas held on ,Nlenclay evening: The result of theelection wan !is fDll.ll$9:

For President, Win. H. Kincaid, of the Libertystreet M. LI. Church, was elected by an unani-' moue vote; hi Vice President, Jas. IL Reed ;2nd do, W Kotimerts; Recording Secretary,Andrew Look; Clerk at the Exchange Bank;'Corresponding Secretary, Henry A Lsvoly ;Trensurer,.o Ppillips; Librarian, Fleury It'Eli inkier.

The societywill enter upon the New Year withthis hoard of oflicerii, Orli:lent for good us theyhave hitherto proved themselves.

Alter a call of ;he House, tb224 ballot as hod;whole numberof votes 20S; accessary toa chowice 105;&Armen Scott of Cul. IT; Houston lo; 41LImer14; Bocock 14; Slaelay 12. toritle:ing 35House adjourned.Wastimuvem, Dee. 37.—The Secretary of theTreasury, in his report, does not doubt t bat the ac-tual receipts of the Treasury fur the present andnext fiscal years rill be folly .1.11 to the estimates.If the appropriations made at the present session donot exceed the atueunt contained in the estimates, itis lolieved they can be met with the ordinary nodextraordinary receipts already provided by law. Theestimated balance that will be in the Treasury onthe !10th of JunC next, is only $3,530,000, and kartsno margin for additional appropriations. If, there-fire, the approprtations should exceed the estimate!,or Congress should determine to provide within thisperiod for the payment of any portion of the publicdebt, it will become necessary to wake a provisionfor such contiogenvien. If Additional demands arecreated upon the Treasury by legislation of the pre-sent Congress, prevision must he made to meet themby meth on 411,1330 1.0 the tariff duties as may berequired for that purposo. In soeh covets he re-speclully refers Congress to his lost report, as roe.wining the views of lie Department on that subject,es no prevision is ionic for the permanent redemptionof nay pottion of the twenty millions Treasury nataland as the noilinrity f.r issuing 1110[11 will 031149 onthe 30th of June next, in Wl,l b, ovo.o.snry her ran-yens to extend the 1.01 liter 1111/1.1.10,ter weatherverbal.

A New Parpa --The ArePrcia' and ehanira'JOurriat 19 a am paper, the province of which toindicated by :ile title. It is puhliebed iu NewYork, at Iwo *there per annual, by Alex ilart:hill. It preoepts a very Peat appearance andappearn to he Well conducted. It deserves to bewell sustained.` by mechanics and artielne, whornsy deeire to I)nve no especial organ or theirinloresis in lfte metropulie, and !bee., wouldseem to he a need of ouch a paper.._•Accointmt-4 13 aacortlstirm vricti n rencilittionof the Repulditenn t'rimary Meet tug, i have op.poiuted the fell/1101)ggeollement ,r 4 an executivecommittee for tb4 Third WardJ. F. Slagle; Robert Allioghani, George W.Leonard, Jonordlraetinga, .lames Antherlaud,A. M. Brown, Gilbert MoMastern, Jo.epe A !il;H Miller no/ J. If. Itobineou. •

J AV: LKWIR, Prot. Prim. Meeting The Post-Ilasb lioner•il given en inicre•l iog nonot the niTairs of the department. It.miens reforms. ltx (roots that COegfeTe will Tithegive Ito repress sanction to the specific rentraemails between Portland end New Psionnc, by voile,the nor cesary appropriation, or will indicate the deportment; such a emir., of administration, as stintwarrant i:, in closing with some one of tho prepnealiwhich have been roveiveil, end now. hall under ad•vertisoment. lie urge. action to i.ecore imitablePost Irfiicos in Non Verk and Philadelphio, recom-mends the repeal of the clause in the Act of 1555,which deletes that iu forwarding mails to foreigncountries, the preference shailalways ho given to auAluerione, aver it foreign steamship, when departingterm the =MO port, for the tame destination, withinthree days of each other. Despatch is in thehighest elegant In the mission of this deParolml"oand hence that legislation which provides forretarding iostead of accelerating, may be safely pro-;flounced at least extraordinary in its character.fie thinks the Post Office Department should notho charged on the:coalmen tie wary. He advocatesthe abolition of the franking privilege, nod substitu-tion of prepayment by stamps, when itlinses wouldfall whore they belong, on thezovernment eineials byphew they wore perpetrated.

A cotoonvic *We regret that we are unableto present, nneort(ing to promise, thn remainderof Ibe sol rab)ul paper ou Iho ^Formation ofWaikingtott's FhOwell. Acidrees." Tee portionwhin, tins already" been published hen attractedmuch attention., 'The:m.4ller which wan rotatedupon our paper yesterday was no great that Wewere fumed, ariti:it has caused Its great regret,topontpone the rith.r port.PATENT. —A mien( has been leaned to ALIA,IIReese, of this city,, for an improvement in ragefor Street railwaY4 This improvement consistsin making it nhouider on each aide of the tail,and when one becomes worn down, the railcan be aimed ovor and used again as well en new.The patent wan procured by Messrs IlakerrellS.: Cashing.

IN the nominefinn for !gayer, in Allegheny.Mfr. Morrisoh, tbr present Inm:unbent, received,a handsome majority over both the candidates,Messrs. Alexander and Enos. We have alreadygiven the figures for the wards but the firm,.where Morrison hadra majority over all.cloning eafe' of cabinet material, tenni.'ore, So. , takes p)sOo'atNo. 61" Fifth street. thia'Wednesday) mornipg, byorder of !ho adadnie.,

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191911111CT04 CITT, Dec. 27.—The proposals forthe remeinder of the $2,000,600 Treasury notes wereopened to-day. The bids amounted to about $575,-000. The sum of $120,000 tau taken at 5i percent., mid the balance will be dbtribnied pro rotaamong ate other Diddariq, who all offered 6 Per coati• ,

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AX/Kittle, A WItlitc, 110_,TON.S THE L.% RoF:sT AND BEST AI. pa.*rt.go4 11..te4 in the Frat, 1.tvally ...I• en fr.r., rt..rr.a‘el. It coilmina ail H&c, uellertt troprovflueut., sudevery tnnrenlee.-e•La the counfuit and aneottin,d i.. 1the tn•vvllo6•Vul,... Th.•.ln n,u:ne aro kr,zuveatilstod; the sone. rPornas Ara wAilarmor. 4, and runs.plotely rnrtad,ol for frvthre tr.ev.l, rvid theboa. erdlcanilltlut to be 1,14al n filetri,.sInevery roncl. Pn•pel,t.rr.

FLOUR-3UO bbls. Extra Family•200 do Euro cbolco broods.To orriva4Lod for salt, by W3l. 31oCUIVITEON.dra No. 795 Liberty el, Pit tiboryb. Po.jo,OBERT DICKEY, Wholealo Grocer,AA, Produce. Anil Vocoanlagion'Alorcheuti an Libertyatr.yonar roui Panacogerr Pl,A4bmia, Pa bpiiIIiKESE-200 boxes Checie received this " iia./ dayand kir ode by 446 111011 Y Asir

TTE,IT...raltnlON, Dec. I:7.—The ottni.- ArroroStr ..loft Washlonton torerol day. e,30. has OLlirlogio d oIhr3larylsod oyster ddllcultirs. a. errnobt% tea I. ontrot government m.rrars.,the natnro of 5.1.1chaseertalnrd. the I, folly armed, Lot ,

~Senator Itruern, of ,1L.3, Intimatrol to013.1 his ...lionto attoot that part of the firrotidett's llesilogfi, lr ifqr sag.'riots the., n itckry or the ',roper tribunal toafford lemaamrsinerly In corm or Ir.terference with the filthier e moo.tar to Idastave In the torrltroleo,!Lamarl of reborn ending ['IT'S'S11111.4.4 11 EtrittALECTS.Cougr,l3lool.l actionfor protection. f s`'`r"' l .Spociaby „f`or Li, fiLlifirre 5 Ce,ke.The deo/etas, or Warsoy., of on army fif noir! 17,500,notmore than /1,t5..0arc ',snail., for 11[01. 21 Nei '.. in Ohs : , ttrtscrtall. Wtt.l7M.:Lit, Dralltin ::;, ISZP.11, 1,1; scattered ore.. an sroa of 7/000.6.00 of ri le o miles, 'LOU a—tlf,re I, Letnou,li r bongo, but thedofir.fd 3,..Ilehop. to maks ouch • dropout fon of the:K.lu nAt year lord.i.T ...mob scsfse., solos at depot of 1:4hbls acss,2o,rill lis‘^fft o repetition .4, utra,...l rata tlio *Lilt ern aLd $5 , 45ars! 5,,,,, tor the throw, graolooer !nom:term, 100GLIlealoon border. lb recommonds the onllofnMpt f 'or, In Irde at $5,13`a.6113 t„, 5„.,,. , ~,,,.., ,5.,..„, tf. ,,,,,,,, ,for mounted corm to 1.11 months, tesinnEng in lay; on 1, E./mi. VL5761.5". lof bend; Ao; sod se, ~66,7,0 f ,,,7 k ,,,,

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tbogroom/ of economy. sod Arlo, of ouperioii ty In •ghtlng bfstfil. IlYs Flom', It; 11-3.from etorosrii,75.walla I othons. Uo rocorronerob preriol-u for reeirl da Mo.ahloof std infirm otLeors. It duos not appeoi sec. sr,' to 62; I'34° rm. """'s * 4 55 , . 13 '.1 %. do st 5,3,.,...,'N.1, Boater,r.,,,,,,,~..,,,,,,.1„. ~,,,,1,, 00, for ~,,16,,:o! ,7LY, boobst C. 3for Spring and 73 tor tall: 4fiobosh Spring etwort r.r2 fortifiroftion, Tho army In Utah riimrins sailor 6'; C"'"o';') serf o°..i 'soh 21.th".1"0", 0170, 3W doEarsod otorols Inthe *liftoff° of s me:forint fore.; to ards a from atom at 711, and 1101 do at 75 War.or, Ami,i,,h Rea! ~,conquered and 10,11.0 toople. Ils is ostiffird that be prepervasion cf rt,;ht an I justt.o thron.ch coestilior an Inert . GR°CERILI—sIÌ •°".O"4 N.0. Matson., " stt i t' 40pa tloncii;oown nrrroognisoad by lb a poopliaof 11,6 uoiroa • 51:4(452; Syrup, 60 table at retberrenord printtSavor, le,Staten, Is impo,siblein thugLortitory. Therlteitofs only .13 and 6 hi.do st 94,0%, sort 11(4 bolo Ornehed and coffeeany ~,,,,,,,,,, f„,. liar i.,,.„,0„, of troop. metaotherviso clispcted of rlntlngthe coming sesecin. ' ' . BUCKWHEAT FLOUli—sales fru+ store or 2/3.4 bit et $ll.,The Secretary of the Iafericr sity• that ilbriai t a tiro :and Lcold. at 8 1.93.quarters ending in Srptomber, the oal,s of thonds folded SEED—a boloof 100 both Closer (Mtn storeat s4,ot*.$1,20 and 11a0do prime White ossl,3a. 1

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1,worrants. lb reorn.Lmendo that a low be pasird In spirit ..and 2 bblo Ma:goat 10; ILO dcn doat IS.of liberality to tmttlere on hnocenplod Inerls. alb log to ' DRY fllVlL—seals of 33 bosh Peachus from goreat$l.cab two yearsfrom thedate of fillog hie derbriolif land, ellrESE.—ssirs of 75 sod 75lt.t.W.ll. at 10.moat,osltaln orb .1, to make Lls proof and pay for hi foal, A0PLES—rates of 21) bble at $2,62land 50 do choir° at $3.at the some limo making It Incumbent on the Utast nt to ONIONN—a solo of 10bosh at CO. .offer et publicsob, by proclamation, MI bend. ill t mos , ilthid—stoody, roles of :heal at Ll 4, nob .3 6t. offbare been sarreyed by anthority of cargrfpi, at iv time "," 1".„'„'.."; " i.'•4..W.; do Al 3;and 46 do dresrod at sod.withintwo years after theplats of eurserhova nap. ~ .̀......—""i5t of 33. lodes Chlokerm at 03 m poli, 13'doIle also sago,. the manner of preventing liando:'' ere. .'",,,".,..;" If rstr -f rand 15,.../dles Vehi,Lota,, 12, .Frets that orScial doeurcentoJnolify the holierthatth Most ' '`N'; ', ',a'. loTonl noolity .11iddlIcano st $:.5 1,1iattrocionoClOlO3 of murder sod rapine charged Olt e In. .Ismand 10 1030tdropf.rd t1.1.0 soul (tots at 1:31 M ten.dlsne,h.oce in [- vilify racoon C0,11110.111e1l by dlognisw b ff. HAI ---ealea of 15 Loudest ars,.at SiSyr22, ton.. Sfr,or.men. at tiremsons; hove torn taken for lento 11 on. •'..' 1...7.Whi.7.s9. end sl7( (i3, ` .113LT--e solo of CVO bush at06.Milian ln/ lien; tho policy now bOothortb a,froth tr.bal resersattons. The seiner; reponse IrLthe will requiro at hunt $10:0,000. ItLibelant* tILtho oforstiono of purchooo anddfsenholion Item thd A.,:zcultural office should be confined to so. h vorbly of p antnestle, rotting*, etc, se horn 11,,1 already boon rltatrocin ed itoo confab). Ile re.antimmlcan appropriadbe Irtp Yinofandconynnier ft sic notnodstiono far Inc utof the United litotes In New lif lb in liarton'enicotreWosnroorost. DI, 2.:. —Tto, following Is 1110ballt • krI.y Th. nowe lent ot,t,ittg Twrelytlint t0,114C3-51r. 'hemon 10. NI,. fLmfork 70. Sir. flamer 17; 11r.; li. t: 1Hr '('tine 0; olr. Lori • It; sratterfne oilman yo ~odi liltbb strode nu/Door nt r,lo, roiled •Afff. nece...9..t to me norlot. 14. torooL 1., .4.: ter-fret the moon., 11,1p.niiitr ,ClMI 2,l,m•ltty.

COMMRCTAL RECORD.L. J. Fir,

COInITTTER OF ATIBITVATION I'Or.,DECEMBEPJ.ums Very V

I (hulas Pstr.sov.Jossru

30AINTAIL le AND CORIZIEILCIAL.cri• .; Torte axe sumo veryrtiosillortst facts connected with thetr, Arfolftn grow trade, says the Jeurnal of (loan-notc It ,lin gated on sped anthority t hat !stmt.:Tan. much lower atWe ILlvettaasl than at any ot the Pealing Baltic ports Thisrid wonru appear to show concinsirely that the Quart:rat haftalready made nu over export.tron, and that tLofetnre sopon Olen for Brithh nvirketyntrort.ronre eht.hy from this tido?.tr. Tan excellentquality of Artieriean ',heat the surrett.Y.Lat17, wall favor ouch • flernatd, earl we eestaluly loot La- wennf „ farther 'nate.. in the export trade hence beton. tile teatIncluding Use auppiress at tear tuba ports, theretfd terlL„erteabstout four trillbon Inwh wheat astrfahlo for ~hiprrtent..'cad trtrik forett-a dettatrl need tot fail et tieing "net.on lewl to any rattler -due.) .drama re print, The Jour -r. I emle SUattni,s.er, froutrt Cet:thowever. 1, eat V.ly ort authority suPnIZADELYHIA, Dec, 27.—A h.frnet of:trhe. I. oprlcrti. .11.4guye.—Through the courtesy eilbS. D. An- ',..r.raratida ur , g,,,,,. If,_, ,,1,8,,,, chief dark of tho Post-oflico' of thiS ity, aria nosed ahw ee,• eit. i:11:01 itt'ii 'n' t' sl c:,h t..'oA.,—; j:the Associated Press is furnished with an' early opy o 'k.",, ,4,27,7,i, i tit be...mot, :two, hot .cosp.-,;:tr . 1i.4• 1?,if the President's :Heritage, of which Oil; folio ic • "'''''"*.`" n''''"="""'1. '. :•1•e leitthat about shunt o of Floret.. ti!la oro in vita'.is an abstract. Intim, and that the daprellta with Cool,' dOur deep and heartfelt gratitude is item to het StlttbotO. Tab flope.itern urn trios;pin'sod '"g''''t r'''''Almighty power which has bestowed tipOri no .5 eh °Mo. nun of Passe :Arc Imgtei I a 'r 'ler tthblh o'wbt'zi-varied and r,11,1),r0p, blessings throughout, the net ecter.ekifibeniie cloy. What rho rot tioliaV b. wl' ll Lie noyear. May we over be under the dial. gurd co ÈZ It'''''''''''''' b"`• '' Pr'"l. '''''`= ^,ll.

/ 11041 tr 2III born en enfrtl 'o.F . 7,len' c'e .V 1r 1-=he.l'wear'•brf., .rr°'and Foto:ton.Whllst it Is the duty of the President km lieu to 1 rdi We that knothir heavy firm ir,rat ' ' "".to thue to giro to Congrecti information Or, the.s ale "gar./ In inf -vrolh.rt hoes either suqpend.,,in„drV ifrg„,'',4of the Friinn, T shall nut refer in detail •ii the re at 'i141.. ,,,,, dad.-I ~sad and bloody occurrenees et Harper's Fiii,ry. l- alvo,'",."'"'," int Ini=4 = l'illP.v. , by rail hare comince-proserration id the first instinct of nature,'sod lb re- ,`:,`",,71.",,,,a,',„-",Pr' •"I•''T,.. Float la 13,..,- foram.tore .y Irate of society In which the .!.Yartl is all fa un a washed- 1.:,--h",,1 1"'„,„z, , .),."t'or, 3`': '',, "44, 9,, ',"the time responded over the beads of tho pant le, mend, To Tbfq fact, can manyr.c;lllciditt dr"‘,..'r ."--Ca-:must tit lost become Intolerable, hot I indtHge in no ter, shows the: even It4:amend le vellltag Ca brZlilrlor erebetr'nsuch gloomy folebodiogs. Oa the contriiryl I fir lyS

eatt doh to the beet advantage Commove acOrr a the Id.-tetttrirrn til th tr . strodo or polttical .in, sad were liter tobelleVe that the events at Harper's Ferry: by ea /s--lug the people to pause and reflect upon the puma le furnish triq aifer jir"rar ' i:b,7,i;,.,,L7,,,r, b,!:;:,h,r i,„!'. ~''' 'clrlillperil to th eir cheriched institutions, will lio,the me s [Chicago Prem. ,;- '' --"'"'uutter Providence of allaying the excitement a d Tem number of li, gqki 1,1 here Up to thi is opreventing future outbreaks of a similar ilfba.rac r. ..-41X, 'Tito...Let •cdtdinn. eine. tadtaltact:ndtl'o.Tgr f ti . -t_; 'When in the pro-res. ..,r erects the inhabitants of I,',„".'"g ==,==oPt vot'itt than Let 5... C. rfv 'ei'nfe'Tireany territory sholl nave reached tho cumar ratio r- t=i °.‘"br.'" I'l'4 e:ne'l l b ' ll" ''' :."rr,.id fsweil to f arm a State, they will then proceed ill a re,g - . puf te"s-ars7criPerLlots ''r "on'T;":"arrlT''''por- ' 7t'-'"J:iV.,1tar manner, and in the exercise of the rigblet,of po . owked teleg hem al un't‘jtre,',lcA,o hi'grer.-lOht."Culi'll'ete:ular sovereignty to toms a constitution preparrito y '4'4-to oidnalasiou into the U... After this l,tras be n TAILYZ2 of IlvdalittaCZ CelfailYlLL—We learn that thodone, to ~.,1, lay the ~,,,g,,a,:_ . ~._ ~,t,,,_ . veasanigton Insurance company. c 4 et-eetehd, ii., (taw1.,,k4 A.,. ~,,., ~„,1 1,0 ,„7„ist' ,:d '- tir,°,,,ty:i; ulio , taroXitt ana nota ta.n nignmeet. Tire on.e.ohant Alottual loam-area.1ash trio,,with ,u, sta. cry a+ their constinitiOn rti y. insuritoed be...Ler e's -otl4liji':;d Th" 'l4.' "" anT. doneI at tire time ol tit...admission. Pile sou 1rirslcs. hew Joao tern oreg,,rnried InaVr ", t';',;"'„,, 11l r „-`,.i,,,idirreople ha* hanpily been recrignrced in totiso hit 1 Otna Leydslatur e hoe pruslitvo stringent, end iTthe. mare,or tither by an almost neenhuond rod, or h..11i. head g I aholecome wad prop, lea, for the regulation a f fore( aI agarrefes, b. regard. bon., luititutamp, the intonateof the last Congress. .... ~. I the Public have barn ro agree tott.--iPail. than. Llst.Tlas bog market e .ined on Monday at a dd.:Honor 2.5c,All !avail! rut.ann at my eurntaatol naVo nem en -ployed and shell continuo to be,,employed tiha. I from: Stitordne I it!' b .the laws against lb° African Siavo- trade. Therm .dttwit day thc:o. vh."4:.no'l'lt'Ll'Zl'l; I*, /4i" I"' '''' ji.fb 'of Congresi reairekaini ng the clove trade,Jl id lid_ favnruhlard.. et 11,w.oltlier for kfvinuTl°4-?,jf."..etthr°!loved, have, with v cry rare and iusignitirio4texcepC ",""„Ftr 1.'".61̂ .,,,' tt,u, Cinemas., bare oincalans:rtiana. acr,inpli-lled theirpurpose fbr a perioel,tif mute ; `,'T.i,r,,'::,,i'' ti,i.:ltttiserrattr a renew, and 0,1 !OE Wiranl(dart half a century. There has becti no itrt:e.piibt , ; are ehytwe' `;'rid etticr:7l.r"rftV'gT.- .4)-. ,i,""d, i '' '''''.=addition I , Oro number. f Our .I,arke,t'u• 2 ,1.“.1.,: Du teurro..ldribit nOto ...r0 Int ;7..4 trrlng'X ';''''. " ' o'i"ring thin period their:Armin:went in eivilirition.ha ! rrn;rr osereleo, r,.. —, , ' ''';'' ,; i,for stmpasseti thatnf any other portion of HO, Alm I higher, on i ton ...on 01, 1110k111,'nycl.4:Inzrron,:%riV,,,-rcel,d.11can rase. This lights and blessnigs of Chris Hank I nit, :have been extended to them, and both thole moral 'and physical condition has been greatly imjerneedIte.open the trade and it would ho diflicult tri,delermien whether the effect moult lie more deleterious ntile interest+ of the sna.lor or 11,,,n of the-thatlybdrn stare. .1 the orale to rho master, tiro nap mo, ,to de droad,.l houdi In (do ihtrodutdi“n 4. wild,heathen and ignorant barbarian. a tering th;44/!it.°rain, ly ant ,iniet slaves, ,rho-0 Len.ters hate bee.on Ihe soil for several ganero: ion,nTbid might tendto borharire, demortilize fond exarperate IEI4 vwholemare, and predneemost deplorable ~ensequeliet. Titsefloar o11, f,..•hog •lave ardold. ifpa•,ldleitostill 'orre denpt. rat Ir. st .. ora ..1.1

~ Io • d t'ars.dtar. and.oral n.ation to r- .;slur "list worrid In I hle,etreirtupon unhappy .liti..ap,clf, ii no yhould to opc!n teamslave trade.The ivindom a moo,o ovo Nimrod lby thiatgue,ernment towards China hes been vindicated lip the Ievens. While we curtained a neutral pinitiondh thewas waged by Ilreot Britain and Francs airninstthe Chinese Empire; nor late Minister in obedienceto his instrnetions, judinously en-operated with theminister. or theme powers in all peaceful Et:teaming tosecure by treaty the just concessions demanded flythe interests of foreign commerce. The result tithaLsatisfactory treaties have bean reminded with Chinaby the respemive ministers of the United States,Great Britain, Prance and Russia. He relates outdiplomatic esurse with China. I: is Lut simplijuslice to the Chinese authorities to observe that threctilib.,out the whole transaction, they appear to hare'ActedFin good faith toward, the ailed State, It is herdthat this has been done in their oven peculiarfashion:but we ought to regard with a lenient eye, this artshient customs of an empire,dating back for thon4indsof years, as taras this may be concistant with ourowns national hon.r. The conduct of our tuinrseer onthis occasion, hos received my crittro approbatidttIt affords as mull, satisfaction to itilorne ye:ell:atell our ditimnities with the Itepairlio of PorakieThare been satisfactorily adjoined.

Ile relates the eirettnistanCes in relatinn b; ;thoFan Juan affair, and concludes by raying. that (Jens/feet' has recently'returneti from his mission, boringsuccesslolly aecomplished lie object, un I there is nolonger any good mason to upprehend 11 collision be-t triton theforces of the two c.ma ti les during the pend-ing of the existing negotiations.I regret to inform you that there Ems been ne;iin-proicnent to the affairs of Ale:clefs since my last: on_noel message, and I ram again 'bilged to ask; the.'eoraedt attention ot Congress in the unhappy cenifi•610 of that Republic. Ito repeats the recunamatiti,dation that authority may be given to the Presitlentto establish one or more temporary military sihitetter,iss the Mestean line, in Sonora and Chihmittria,whore id., May Ina nexeisury to protect the bitesand property in, Artismean aid Mexican citizensagain s: the inni,ions as t! depredations or the liai.

5. Os nail as rd I„o:el ror or. on that rvuhqes,f,_ginThe failure to Tro, the Post-effort Hill, necessarilygives birth to serious rtheelion.. Congr,a, by 're-fusing to pass the general appropriation bill Ilereith•ry to carry on the government, may not only arifleits action, hut Might even destroy its existet*C.The arm), the navy, tho judiciary, in short everydepartment or government can no longer perlobtotheir function 0 Congress refute the money necesSO-ry for their support. If this induce should teach the

country the necessity „f electing a full Congress,lnsufcient tune to enable the President to couvetiethem in any emergency, Dieu immediately after theold Congress boo °sowed, it re 11l bare been prodde-tireof greatgood. In u time of sudden and alarni-log danger, fnrolgo or domestic, which all nanniesmust expect to encounter In their progr/ss. The ~‘very salvation of our institutions may bo stated ',.upon the assembling of Congress without delay., elf 'iunder such eircurnstancm, the President shouldfind himself hi the condition in which he was placOil f,at the close of the last Congress, with nearly hdll 1the States in the Union destitute of representatirds, ,ithe cmmquenees might ho disastrous. I thureramirecomroond to Congress tu carry iota, effect the prh: lirisiims of the Constitution on this subject, and in 'pass a law appotnting some day previous to theAth ' ~of March it, each year, fur the election of an odd ''number of representatives throughout all the StatOriThey have already appointed a day for the electionof electors for President-V:4 Vice President, ari,tl ithis measure has been appruvgdeby tha country. l.: 1,I would again capross.a mostleeideil opinion in :,trfavor of the consuetion of a P eifle Ilailroa I, for ri,reasons sta,ed in nrylisn annual; neeMligini, Wheh .I reflect upon what wOuld he the defer:moles. condle It[loo °roar States and Trsrritcrie•, welt of the Rocky, 1.1~,,m„,,,i, I„ e,..„ of war with to naval power suf.. 1ficiently strong to interrupt all niterneurse %Mital orthorn by the to 0 seas. the I,Ortnus. lam 'till femore ronvirp.o,l rhea .ern rf the vast noportancoriE n:

hith Ilalkood.

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.1 fl:,Su4,4t dull ant 110141.1, anzi.ol, to at dot ii, •el Molil.ur'pl lot fo,rwre /441111/Ip.,d. .I.erIrioetruvuere 11%1.: •nr.l Pro.] Troy rr rrTho,iro wr-.,^PIfiru >nd .1.rtg- 1, 1 thi-1113.k•t tar ..ron r y, los!,

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i -,.'' .4".'.." 5. ",; ,bP,,"'k:',.h, -I.'!.' '',' ,I ~,,,„,,~,,,,..-4.,,,:-.z.7;',/,‘g.! ,:„:.:!;_.f.„;,-,:-..,!:•,;,;- : u.. H",.1 Iht at S;lgc .breslted lioilll —olklket .1-nd'; tlaln of 1,1 at -eroding T.211..Illdek--tto hide MOOS,. lo Stoll doll Rod oo•rttled; a feTrmslso, hive Pe.at rondo, but at talc,' which Itsvo no marginf., tbotkoller. iVo quo. ',re., 41, do triromod, re; du,l dry IC, dry Mut pima. 12, dry salted 8, dotrio:m.ln°, dr.,' oar, 14, preen c.... IfLI hh,p pelte, 12dygSI--iTqlpdo Illsdp.Cortldt;--Tber, trete oo Salo)r•ported this tonrniog:op tothetiro. Of stoats; the rrport. The market runtlonm (Inn.For qupttatotto Ito Wir-to thenottlavl eircollr of SlestroWhitt45plder :. .

IiTtELT cents ILLTOfir.F.tr.cl,r.l'Rlo Cr.,lT:e. DfC. 17_............11,..irrAl 914, el ter Lark It initryd—.........

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Taken for c:r/titmptiort.to Itlct.abd

.........2{500

:re ofRI, this elan.Fa-eS 3,sio

10,570

•F411,-21:06 Fge t u ITinifred,flont, nt 120142,4: 1500 duJun %ling, Inswre, 11.; 1000 doMonditniollkg 1140&cif.I. rowiliiien gentle, 11; 1000 do In lots at 11.?:;67;12;4; 1C0 ,,,10to 1 1,4411,j. GOO do do lifi,ii?,ll;kW do itoegreile, takenn pil,t9 CIT..ILPLIIIII*4ItIO marlitt tontinona Wady, with:s fefr de-;and ior,nil doscriptious of Lentil. Thu heaviest aka,ions 01 OMrout aork bare niniorlwel n larger propigetioti ofhe lo woggredes, kr which them IS P.ltnn epegolatien fog wiry:he einol, et freeent onibrates o letier onnortment than' eon% ol 'iho liinonfiencripthion Ww gnotg ptlalt• Wont 12...t. ,!..it. fah 115,/,::11;i.,c, Liigusyro 12,413c,•Jgra I.s@hie.1i , - %Yager it Ei.rn, c.,,nv. Brok,r ..Bof iinegr, Dec. 21, 1159.ColegoOPßOnt'Cg AND PRoCZSIONTLADL—Tbe reesibln andn lifinieeleol',endure tor the p„...vett, rOnMared VriEtt (hoe,tea Vert* trrertnus uttl the turn. Week lu ISLB,:willla• f..0.1,,, lb., following teitili,lltchlos. .•

letPeer.week.q'ic woe,b11•1nr,1 10—....12 till 12,130 6,114 ,:ISS t'.36ear, 1.n.14..-.11,741 40.571 :13 32.. q 10,C.14 12,119 14...,1r.1.7L1 27.5k8 16.373 f1.111:G 2,435,.I b n,1,...•-.11, ,,54 II479 535: /1M;en,..... 1,7 ;AO! Cl.*rley, 0.7.1 1. 1,1Z...07 ,170 4.7I. 4:n 0 51l• aed Llog2n,.1.10 12..4 71.23 :133e. '275s,

V,138 77.114 51311 31;0 ,3 SGSCi 1113.3N033.133.33 1.774 1,101 1,114 .263 .710 'll-- thaw, lbwrtc.t.lpla cal atdpmento.11 J 1.3031 detasod bog.cue Ilrat of November, compamd7.O1:11 1F1,7and ISSY:IS:2 75.59 1557.

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L.ll r.riT for p,l,.ers, 145,z12 47,724L,Prtan & TEII3.

ILIV.Ett NCIVD.Pro itf cent • P,lntno r cobargo on oar port, front the stu.ll.Jjnelr oxoJao elstsue•LeThiolothe ens. rho ricer IsJurno ebt•od. T

TpeopP. aro gotttoe Ice totheir hoot I'STtout, Loweret. Tim weather )..t.e‘lay lens poo.l winter6l'o'ji.P .l'lribetriT:rrrit 'e'llioni tjaot,rill, nod self I startrritt•bc6“. I wt.), tin,, tuts tOn bJlos cotton, IXO bble• r. and SO Woo of rag, for tto 1....b. Tbo Argan•ut 05.1

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