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k6& For LONDON-Reguar packet of the goth Dec
hkX\-The wei, known favorite packet ship WESTMlN-
N&ak STER. Captain HoyeY burhen 1000 tons will sail

as above, her regular day.
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin and
passengers spendidy fitted for the comfort and
renence Of passengers Persons intending to embark should
make early application to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine II. Of South.
Persons wishing send for their friends residing the old
country have them brought out by the above sh
of the regular packets sailing the 7th 18th and 9th Of
each month by applying above; by letter post paid
p s. Drafts at Sight far large small drawn by
the subscriber the Provincial Bank of Ireland payable in
throughout the country also Mess Spooner
Great Britain DIR
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THURSDAY. 2lst December, 1919.
GRAND CONCERT,

COLES PICTURES of Mount Etna, Voyage OF Life Pas
and Present &C. &c e!hibitipg at the rooms 81 tn
National Academy Leonasd and Broadway
Admsnce IS cen-Season Tickets 50 cens Catalogue. 81
cents IW"r
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MONEY MARKWT.
Wednesday, Dec. 1916 p.

wednesday, dec. l3-O II. M
The advance in stocks still goes Several old fancy
stocks that have been dead long time been brought
into market for speculaonPaterson Railroad advanced
S. per cent ) Long Island II Canton p Harlem / !;
Ohio ]; Kentucky q Norwich Ohio Life and Trust Ii
Farmers'2 Auburn and Rochester Il Illinois declined
per cent Indiana do Tennessee SIS do. There
per cent offered for Morris Canal but the holder asked
per cent II was offered for Southern Life and Trust
Co. The spirit Of speculation is high that the regu
lar stocks the street not sufficient the
sources OF the brokers. There must be tremendous
crash shortly.
Foreign exchange is in fair demand for the next packet
Prime bills command 81 per cent advance The supply
OF southern bills in the market is quite large.
The Guardian Insurance Company Will return ten per
cent premiums paid all policies that expire without
loss.
The Williamsburgh Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared dividend of three per cent.
The official report of the receipts on the canals of this
State during navigation for ls4a compared with previous
years, show an increase Of $4s3s4 ls4l-the
cepts for that being larger than for any previous
one.
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NIBLO'S SALOON.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,


IN ANNOUNCING ANOTHER CONCERT, deem t
proper to state that IN Of hundreds being
unable to obtain admission by Of the which
attended their they have consent
e. contrary 10 their previous design to aud
their
LAST VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT,
on husday Evening Dec lith az Nibo Saloon Broadway
THIS VIII be their last their visit the
souhon which occason they wi Introduce choice selsc
ton OF their most popular podu rtons
iicke; 90 cents Zach 70 be had az Atw Ps James L. ew
G. T. Geslans aud Firth Halls Music Stores at the Book
Store Of caxtcn Miles, and at the door.
To commence at hal past o'clock. No postponement
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
Quartette-Blow on Blow on "A Piries Glee-Baker
GuartetteIhe Land Of Washing ton-Words by q. r. Msr
ris- arranged by Hutchinson.
Basd-The Irish tmigrant's Lament-Worjs by Hon. Mrs.
Price Backwoot-Music by w. X. Dempster.
Quarette-Ths Grave of Bonaparte.
PAhT H.
New Sons-Were with you againW rittsn by q. p.
Morris.
NQuarette-We happy and ec-Subject from Rainer-
Hutchinson.
Trio ockaway-words by Henry J. shsrp
New -Excelsior-Words by Heary w. Longfsl-
low Esq.
PART III.
Qnuette-Westward lilo MELODY by Richie Arranged
by Hutchinson.
New Qusrtfte--hIy Mothers Bible.
Sol The Maniac
National Song-Once time; or. The Origin OF Yankee
Doodle.
Finale-yhe Old Granite State
have come from the mountains Of the old Granite State"
vd to Asa" We have come ON the mountains &c. &e
d1i
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would receive revenue what was consumed in the
country and should Congress levy small duty on TO-
reign exports, recommended in the Treasury Report
the receipts from our foreign trade would be greatly in
creased without placing the burden people.
Every commercial nation in the world has this system in
active operation and find all the anticipated benefits more
than doubled Congress could not pass act popu
lar than one to create the warehousng system The geo.
graphical position Of this country, would require
peculiar features in of this nature that other
tries do not possess but Improvements could always be
adopted Our mercantile classes demand attention to this
business
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ror,,gn Importot,on,

LIvERPooL-Ship Hibemia-3 pkgs John Henry Cos Hy
Bayis-T L Is Mabee-2i0 George Morewood-30 Kendrck
Brothers-6 James Mccall coz Blackburn-5 Reiss
Brothers cot Stone X co-le w Whitewrgh col Edw
Mashal-3 b Eye-I II Haight col s COOPER
g G Thogbun,l * C9yT3o lvesI3t Garner col
% Coffin, Bradley cos Hubbard-l Brown Brother.
co.. Wight, Surges Shawl Geo stacy Bird, Gillian
eo29 Stone Coz chains Harvey Swann3 pkgs Tuck.
er-ii John Ghon colo Bolton-2O Richardson co-22
Allen, Hagen co-l2 Nevns col2 tons coal 81 do salt
II Marshal-sundry pkgs to order:
LIvERPooL-Shp Coumbus- Reported yesterday I'D pkgs
Wight Sturges X Shaw Chester Clark A Van Nest-2
Sheldon u Smith, q Peck cot Garner cos Grips
& Coz Wyeth-3 Wonel Wood x Coates-it Peabody,
Riggs col John Stll-3 Jas Leherts-7 NJ Bebee COL
l. N Wney-2 Bird Gillian--8 DORIS Cofo Bradley
Robt Gro;s T Lie.e1is fookeI Mead eos Fsirmsn &
l6 Chas Adshead col w Spes-s Gorton Hodges co
co-i8 Smith, Thurgar Coz rs Hall-2 Parsons Can.
ming 4 cot Mitchell col J Chapberain-2 A P
FORESTS Carvilleil Patton Sewat Brothers,
Langley-l Griffin Pumsn-2 q Pearce COLO n Auchn.
closs-l Nichoson-7 Ghon co., Richardson x Wat
sou-2 Manning Brothers. Bumham Baldwin, Eli.
maui u Wilsoa-l6 Neyins co-3 Stewa-l0 j
Worre scn-i2 crates hhds Kissam-t pkgs Cooke
Carteri0 Whitewrghtl026 bxs tin plate Phelps, Dodge
col chain do cables Aymar COLOR bars iron kear
ueys Bleecke23O0 SKIS salt 100 tons coal Marsha92
pkgs to order
CARTHaGENA-Brg Chaires-i752 hides bxs old copper
basam S333S specie Everett Baele1s8 hides box old
copper VIM Chapmsn-i76 Zachisson col9 bags coffee
do Lawrence, Murray Ingate-s7On BslenSl627
o Varet-Sl0o0 Fairb,nks-S72 A Anngureu-S3l2 @ Do
minguez-s36 Gaillard-S922 ID x q Pell Il co-S3a82
Murray Lanman-S25 Grsnja.
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The bounties salt lead and coal paid out of the gene.
raj fund.- are about $4,000 which should be deducted
from the nett amount of tolls received
The total receipts of -four at Albany for ls43 reached
2,246,62l barrels which is much larger quantity than
during any previous year. This amount would have
been much larger had the price Of wheat been sustained
In the interior. About the time the crop came for.
ward prices declined to point that induced the producers
to hold on to their grain and keep Of market This
fact had so great effect in the State of Ohio on the
canal receipts of that State that the Governor in his
nual message gave the principal cause for the de-
cline in the income of the public works The Agricut.
rats of this country particularly those OF the great
West are able to hold to their productions for
rating prices The Of this fortunate condition of tho
principally to be attributed the
in the currency of the most extensive agricultural States
They have been compelled to depend upon their own ex-
ertions, without receiving the temporary facilities high
prices carry with them and consequently have acquired
the knowledge necessary to supply most of their house.
hold wants from the soil under their feet This fact will
prevent any very great deviation from their present policy
which, strictly adhered TO- will keep them out of debt
and enable them rapidly acquire wealth and indepen
dence
The Legislature of Ohio debating the adoption Of
system of free banking similar o,that in existence in
this State The citizens Of that State will soon be with
out banks unless the assembly in session perecs some
plan to create them The banks of other States bordering
on Ohio have sent into that State their bills which have
obtained wide circulation and afforded facilities to the
people their banks could not II snot the absence
of banks that the entire Of the difficulties the PEG.
pie of Ohio labor under in regard to currency It is
the tremendous and sudden decline in bankngit the
great contraction that has suddenly been resorted tot
is the enormous fluctuations in discounts =
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Ths
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is confidently re-
commended and prescribed by the first medical practton
ers ofthe city for all OF debility produced either by
secret indulgence of any kind detrimental the
constitution: 1t is an invaluable remedy for impotence
tery or baroness (snless depending malformaton
and Will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitated state of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases of half dozen S.
carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
once and Consulting Rooms of the College, o. Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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Died,

On Monday the 18th instant after lingering illness,
which he bore with christian foritude Mr. JOHN SKINNER
Sen, aged 63.
The friends Of the family, also the United Benevolent
Society of Journeymen Taiors and the members Of the
18th Company OF National Cadets respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No rs Reade
street this afternoon, Thursday, at O'Clock NJ with
out further notice.
On the 18th inst, after long and painful Illness LUcIN
s., wife of Joseph f. Mills, aged SO years.
The friends of the family requested to attend her flu
neral from the residence Of Samuel Jones' 1854 Monroe
street on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
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PHILADELPHIA Dec i3-Cld Ganges Leach Gibraltar anc
Leghorn.
BALrMoRr Dec l2TArr Fdelis, Small Eastport, Below
chester, Edmondson, st Johns PR Gallant Mary Evans
Mayaguez Sid Vicorne New Orleans; Maria, and Direct
NYork.
ALExANpRa. Dec loArr Mozart Reynolds, Boston, L L
RICHMOND Dec 1i-Cld Massachusetts, Prtchard London
NORFOLK, Dec 10-Au Anthem, CFr1 Cuadaloupe.
Spoken.
Leda Ruark Rio Janero for Baltimore date, lat 10 s.
lon 81 40. -
WIN Tell, twh) Of Sag Harbor, all WELL date, lat % s.
Ion IS 80.
Foreign Ports.
RIO JANEIRo Oct 28-In port Paris Hoffman, from Boston
for Orleans few days. Cuba, Blanchard, from Belfast,
Gannclet Nicholson from Lisbon. sold; Buenos Ayres
uscomb from Boston, condemned and sod Orontes Bene
om Baltimore for Boston days Lion. Peterson, for do S.
HILL for Do q Susan Mary Bunham from do Pemambu.
co, nnc Newcastle Adams, from Lisbon dise; Tarquna
udam, fom Richmond arr; Sophia jones' from Bal.
timore, unc; U ship John Adams. all we'll
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THOMAS BELL. Aueuoa-s.
(Sfsre No. IS .7pn sfrset.)


At lax o'clock, at the sales room
Large sale of clothing dry goods fancy pledged az
ware, SC. '--'
choice and elegant lot of reasonable dry goods mus
cnll asoss de lanes, silks menos linens hosiery shirt
also London and French super berver aud broadcohs
Also trunks clothing magn i6cent Watches ladys
0f a receiver, ~ ~ NN-' W "'"''
Also 40 small demjons fine Scotch whskey and Frsnch
brandy ~ hrst quality travelling carpet baR. -
SATURDAY
At l0A O'Clock, at the sales room
Large sae OF valuable second hand new ftnre o ali
descriptions, comprising general of
articles. "
Also, kitchen utensils, carpets, stoves &c
Also splendid piano fortes, number Of choice paint
ings, &c.
Also, 90 splendid tufted hearth rugs
Also % beautiful PARIS made tables and xht
stands manufactured the elegant and portable style
N.BEvsry facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
merchandise Of all descriptions. Be will be carried
busnesa like manner. Sales will be regular and
prompt in this establishment, under the charge solely Of
UCTlON NOTlCE.-Fun, a large stock of valuable
Nuts &c-On FRIDAY. 18th inst. 10 o'clock, 102 Ca
nal street. the entire stock OF Fors Sleigh Robes mmngs
&c continued IN tie store consisting of rich Isabella Bear
Muhs and Boas Stone Martin blue Fox rich Ly dyed and
IS ear aud natural Genne black brown French
bic DO with lags variety of Sleigh Robes and other Fu
Medcted Hair Skins &c being theentire stock of
rms well worthy the attention Of those who wish vau
abe Furs
dli 2t'm S.P. INGRAHAM. Auctionee,.
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

I ONDON-ST. KATHARlNE'S HOTEL, opposite the
81 katharns PECK Gates and necr the Royal Mint
Queen Ste msh respectfully informs his friends United
Saes that he has the Of the above
establish which built and furnished regaisss of
expense and in every respect adapted for the Of Ia
miles aud genteHen visiting England the hotel fronts
part OF the do in VIII CHI the liners aud The
rcn vessels lay, aud within five ak Of Bank
and Royal Exchange The house will be conducted liberal
md econonic principles The Coffee Room supple with
the London American East Indian and Colonial papers The
viands Wines, Sc of the fnt quail y. good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will be found in the house Gentle
terms $ in America.
LkNNEY BEES those who may honor him with
their that nothing sha be wanting render them
comfortable and by wishes his guests hopes
him when steward of the British Queen. dir
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NEw ORLEANs-Ship Vicksburg-4 bales buffalo robes &
Adams col Dbl James Jarvs94 bales cotton ColIomb 4
l,eIin1l9a q sshoonmaksr-so Storm, Dubois co-ss
do mdse Mere-l2 hhds 28 bbs moasses Roberts
Wilams'5 bbls ties timothy seed Surges, Bennett col
box mdse Peter Morton2 bags feathers chs Dbl ginseng
Robnson35oo pigs lead 100 bales cotton $50 do wool % hd
tobacco as bbls molasses order.
Nrw ORLEASs-Ship Gsston--2l23 pigs lead f. Collins
co2s5 McCulloughis30 Scott22l bales cotton Good
hue co -2l2 Gray &Crosby57 Newbold Cruft-52 hhds
50 bbs Chas Julsl2 hhds IS bbls Mccall CO.'S sacks
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Mr.. THOMPSON to Mr.. De Bocancsra.

LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
MEXICO, August "a, lSi3
The undersigned has received and read with astonish
ment the note of His Excellence Maria de Bocanegra
Minister of Foreign Relations and Government of yes.
terday's date At the very moment when rumor of an
invasion of the territory of Mexico by citizens of the
United States having other authority than the public
newspapers is proven to be without foundation, and upon
which rumor his EXcellency had addressed very strong
note to the undersigned another is received of similar
character based upon better authority The direct
threat of war, which His EXcellency makes, precludes
the undersigned from offering any explanation whatever
upon the subject With proud man, proud nation
the language of menace is not only unavang but has
an inevitable tendency to defeat its object The Govern.
ment OF the undersigned has passion for war; 70.
reign domestic 1t seeks different path of glory Still
less does that government desire with Mexico But
il any thing could excite such feeling, will be the
constant repetition of these threats alike Incompatible
the Judgment of the undersigned with the respect due
his government and to that of Mexico and the
dersigned requests that they not be repeated If
tended for intimidation, they will have effect and if
warning, they not necessary for his country Is al.
ways in condition to meet any emergency.
The undersigned begs leave to add that the glorious
republic, founded by the immortal Washington" has its
character in its keeping, and needs admonons
from any quarter to prevent it from stain dishonor
The undersigned renews to 10 his EXceency Jose Ma.
ria de Bocanegra Minister Of Foreign Relations &C. the
assurance of his distinguished consideration.
WADDY THOMPSON.
His Excellency JOSE MARIA BocANEGRA
Minister OF Foreign Relations and Government
OF the Mexican Republic
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AFFAIRS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND
MExrco-We find in the National Intellgencer OF
yesterday long correspondence which was referred
to in the Presidents Message, between the govern
mcnts Of this country and Of Mexico in which the
latter has made itself very ridiculous. The cor
respondence is lengthy too much so to publish at
this late hour, and we, therefore, take the annexed
from the Intelligencer which covers the whole
ground. We also give the reply of our minister in
Mexico to the foolish threat of that government.
From the National Intelligencer, Dec l3l
THE UNITED STATES Misunderstanding to insert
in this paper successfully the reports from the several
departments of the government which formed part ofhe
Presidents annual communication to Congress begin
with that which is first in order viz the Documents from
the Secretary Of State which consist of report from the
secretary the subject of relations with the
ic Association Customs Union and of
pondence between the authorities of the United States
and those of the Republic of Mexico The whole of the
latter branch the report from the Department of
contained in the preceding columns.
In this correspondence will be found the declaration by
the Minister of Mexico referred to in the annual Message
of the President a. an ation by the Government of
that Republic of determination TO visit decision to
mex Texas the United states by formal declaration of
The language Of the Mexican Minister in this country
to the Secretary Of State translated literally bears out
the construction put upon by the Message. That is to
say, that Minister plainly enough afrms that the
neSation Of Texas the United States being determined
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SMyRNA-n the Catharire from Boston-Rev Mr. Taylor,
Rev Mr. Miles, Of the Episcopal Mission; Zpcy, Ban.
chnd
CrSIuEGosIn the Ellen, from Boston-Elias De Grande-
VILE of New York
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QCp- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S Celebrated Pills for
the cure of Gonorrh9a elect Fluor Abus and all mo-
capurulent discharges from the Urehra These Pills are
warranted to effect cure in half the time taken by the
old treatment without tanting the breath
with the stomach confinement from business Price
81 per box Office and consulting rooms Of the College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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@G- WORMS, WORMS, wORAIs-They kill chill
dren BY hundreds, when the is suspected,
all the mischief When the breath offensive and there
Is much picking of the grinding the teeth during
sleep, paleness about the lips, with flushed cheeks Sc,
these are symptoms which indicate the presence OF
worms. Shermans Worm Lozenges specific
they destroy them when all other means fail Children
will take them easy and cry for They have been
used in over 100000 cases. and always with perfect
cess.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is l06 Nassau street Agents
lilo Breadway 10 Aston House; 227 Hudson street. lSs
Bowery; Y East Broadway; SO William street. and 3
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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o. RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE Mixture
for the permanent cure primary secondary Syphilis
aud all complaints arising from the of Mercury-guar
AXteed to cure Sold in single bottles 81 EACH in cases of
fdozen So carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
union ONCE and consulting rooms of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
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Sales of Stocks at phiIad cIphia

DE l3-SlOOO Reading RR 6's, 1850, ~; no shares
Wilmington RR l6a; $50 do 65; 33 do Norristown RR
$500 do 6 Sl4O0 City Gas SIS 1861 esp 1906 shares
Pennsylvania Bank, 227; $1,000 Reading RR 6s 1850 7l
$1,000 do 7ls &c shares Wilmington RR II; $3.50 State
SIS 1855 67; 30 shares Union Bank Of Tenn 63l do
WmingtonIRR, s5f Il; $4,000 Tennessee IS S.
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FROM LIVERPOOL.
S.Whitney, Thompson, Nov. 2
Sheridan. De Peyster. Nov. Ia
FROM PoRrsMoUTH.
Gladiator, Britton. Nov. IL
Mediator, Chadwick, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE.
: de Grasse. Thompson, Nov.a
Louis Philippe. Castof Sov.ii
st. Nicolas Pcll, Nov 10
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wheat 1871 bbls do II do flour Colinss2 bills 26 kegs
Rossisre Harper Brothers7s bales bbs
order.
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PaasenEers Arrived.


LyERPooL-P ship Hbema--AIr Aycoush, lady aud
family-il7 in the stserage
CARTHAoENA-Brig Chaies-Wm Degenhardt, Balen,
Thom,s
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Senate.
TUESDAY, Dec. IL, 1912.

IUEsDAl, DcC. Il, AOf~'
After the reading of the journal
MIR. BENTON rose and passed feeling tribute OF
respect upon his deceased colleague. DIR. Linn was
born in the vicinity of Louisville, Ky, and at the
time of his death, on the third of October, was As
years of age He early left an orphan, and
when boy was captured, and held captive for
three years, by the Indians. His career one of
usefulness and honor-he was three times elected
to the United States Senate, and was there from
1888 to 1913, period of ten years. Mr.. B. conclu
ded by moving the following resolutions
Resolve unanimously That the members of the
Senate from desire of showing every mark of
spect due to the memory Of the Hon. LEWIS F. LINN de-
ceased late member thereof will go into mourning by
wearing Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
Resolved unanimously, That, an additional mark
respect for the memory of the Hon. LEWIS +. LINN, the
Senate do now adjourn.
Mr. CRTTTENpEN, of Ky. followed Mr. b. with
concurrence of feeling that evidently came from
the heart After dwelling for some time upon the
virtues OF DIR. Linn, he said he claimed that, by
sort OF high and natural law of intelligence, part
of the honor which such an individual conferred
properly belonged to the land of his nativity.
AS is customary on such occasions, the Senate
Immediately adjourned.