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MOVEMENTS OF COTTON AT MOBILE AND New ORLEANS.
Stock hand Receipts
Stock Sep.l. 4 on shipboard. from Sep. Ist
1913 1912. 1872 l843. lsa2 l843
rs Dec 18th 400 i28 lS5S 500 SS aSs 400 doe oSa TO-

aaz8 IZ0oz3 I386Bo 3<9426 268, l2
Advices from New Orleans state that very little cotton
is now bought for any European market The stock
hand and shipboard given above at New Orleans
somewhat larger this year than last This is caused by
the fact of the stock in hand being larger than usual
while that shpboard is quite small Cotton is
mulatng in that port whereas last year. notwithstanding
the stock hand smaller this the receipts
about sixty thousand bales MORE showing that the crop
went forward more rapidly.
From all the evidence we can gather, the crop will
not reach the estimates made up. The yield will fall
short Of 900 bales at all events hazard the
sertion that will not exceed that quantity Those whe
wish to purchase interested in creating impression
abroad that the crop this year will be large that of
last year. while the other hand those who hold and
wish to SELL anxious that the most unfavorabe advi
regarding the crop should leave this country by
ry packet Between these two parties it is difficult to draw
ne and those abroad who take great interest in this
subject receive the most conflicting accounts and for
their individual safety compelled to give the greatest
latitude and govern themselves accordingly The
quence that the departure of the Hbernia specula
tors in the Liverpool market operating the
strength of probable crop of more than two millions
bales.
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Cotton Market.

The sales for the past two days have been about $500
bales at full prices, mostly speculation We hear of
some few manufacturers being in town. but they purchase
with extreme caution and only for immediate We
continue to receive from the south advices of advancing
markets Prices in New Orleans range higher than our
quotations for this market.
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n}- THE FOLLOWING LETTER is PUBLISHED
to show the estimation in which the Metallic Strop held

Place LODEoN, Rue Racine, rs Paris.
W. l.. Carter Cutler to the King since 1924 and to the
Royal Navy, late inspector of surgical instruments to
the British forces.
Mr.. GEORGE SAUNDERs--
DEAR SIR
is with pleasure have to you of my entire sat-
sacon Of the last consignment of the Metallic Tablet
Razor Strops which received SAFE consider you have
brought them to the highest pitch of perfection and
other Razor strops manufactured on the continent, |
know of none in England possessing the advantages
You know my sale of high priced is considerable
and your strop is the only recommend with my
continue to receive the most fatering testimo-
malls of its merit not only for razors but for most kinds of
surgical instruments.
Believe me, dear sir, yours, truly
WIN. l.. CARTER.
The original Of the above be seen, with certificates
from Cutters in England, and also from the first gentle
in this country is the article that received
first premiums, year after year. at the Fairs Of the Ameri-
can Institute. g. SAUNDERS
Inventor and Manufacturer
1863 Broadway.
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o1y- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
For the cure of gonorrhGa gee huor abus and all dis
of the urethra pills are warranted to cure
Price ST. per box.
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
Nassau street. w. s. RICHARDS ON, Agent
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Died

On Wednesday morning the 27th inst, in the LIST year
of his age, SAMUEL, OF David II. Waterbury.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this Thursday afternoon at hafpas
O'Clock from the residence OF his father No so Norfolk
street. without further invitation.
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POST FICE,
Na.. V,rk 1910


New York, 1913
ENGLISH MAII-Post Office New York. December, 26l h
Z I83-I@er Bags ROYAL Mail Steamer Hib-rna which
leaves Boston oud,y the ls January will be closed
the Upper and Lower Pot Office in this city, saturday
the 36th instant minutes O'Clock, r. NJ The
postage Of l8% each single letter be paid
The call the of erchants and
others forwarding LETTERS Europe by this mail the fact Of
hundred and xxyre Letters having been sezd by the ad
waty agent board CALEDONIA last
from Boston aid returned to the pot Office Of
inland postage said letters being paid the Post OF
fee The letters ree red supposed TO rave been
from this city. JOHN LORiMER GRAHAM,
Jo1 atrc Post Master
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n5- A GOOD MEDICINE-we never learn good
thing without feeling disposition to acquant readers
with the fact that they may be benefited equally with
ourselves thereby. The other day felt somewhat bill
ousa dsordered stomach, loss of appetite and head
which we were often the point of knocking the
wall for its stupidity in fact, regular " swehead"-
and induced to try of Peters Vegetable Pills
remedy We took four going to bed, and aw oke the
next morning with head as clear as the tone Of bell in
on contened and happy philosopher enjoyed
Their effect almost magical and we strongly recon-
mend their use to all who may be similarly afflicted.
Their operation remarkably mild gripping attends
their influence, which is speedy as is efectua They
will lose nothing in comparison with any article of the
kind now in the market.-Boston Daily Bee.
Principal office 1875 Fulton street.
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OFFICE HOURS.

Of fICE 1oUhS.
DN: H. BOSTWICK forms the public. that consequences
II of the Of his practice. Office will
hereafter be as ollows:f9m in The moreng until ~ from
IN the afternoon which devoted the poor
Aud FROM until 10 o'clock the evening. During above
named hours, he without fail be consulted Office
The balance of the day he will attend OF door practice
Aber9ehy's Family ihysican Ready Presenter in all
ofilness accident whea medical
CURED cannot be hadreysed and enlarged by Botwick
NJ. can be had at his Office price Is cents.
GJ Ofhce-No. rs Chamber street
II. BOSTWICK, M. D.,
d28 2wec Surgeon and Physician.
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o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York is confidently
gence of any kind. 1t is invaluable remedy
TOR impotence sterly barrenness unless depending
maformation) bottles 81 each; cases of hall
dozen, S. packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
Nassau st. w S. RICHARDSON, Agent,
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Iff- IRELAND, by J. G Kohl-Ireland-Dublin the
shannon Limerick, Cork and the Kilkenny Races the
Round Towers the Lakes of Killarney the county of
wicklow, OConne and the Repeal Association, Belfast
and the Giants Causeway Price shilling. For sale
by BURGESS, STRINGER X CO.,
800 Broadway, Ann II,
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D- The following nominations, made by the
President to the Senate days ago. understood to
have been confirmed by the Senate yesterday =
Albert Davy of Consul at Leeds in Eng
land.
Louis Marks of New York, Consul at Bavaria and the
PrIssian Provinces of the Rhne-Nat. Intel, Dec 81.
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GO is 1T SO l-No person can possibly use the
Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir
from 81 Courlandt street. for any rheumatic affection
without being cured These articles have yet
our knowledge failed to cure-and persons who have
rheumatism govt and will allow their preudces to
prevent their using these articles deserve to suffer until
they prove by using these that all that said of them
facts Can be had also North Fifth street. Phadel.
phia, and 50 Cornhill, Boston.
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03- HAYS LINIMENT AND Inns BALM OF
CHINA, is warranted to any of Piles, the
money shall be refunded. To be had at 81 Courtandt
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0}- MEDICAL AID A CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
Of the city of New York. established for the suppression
of quackery successfully treating all diseases Of
private nature according to the mode of treatment
adopted by the medical professors of the different hos
pitfalls of Europe Primary secondary syphilis gonor.
rha geet and oil diseases of the urethra permanently
W. to 8 P. NJ.
Terms-advice and all medicines required, So.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY observation-disclosures living at
distance by stating their complaints explicitly and en-
closing 49, postpad) will receive chest containing all
medicines requisite to perform cure, will full directions
.or use, by addressing
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
'reet
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

No. 10 Chambers street.
THIS nsi ution established render the afflicted sound
and scientific medical and surgical aid already been
successful operation nearly All forms dis
treated here Patients who the
their investigated and prescribed for and their
dcne directly under the eye Of The attending nh scsn ard
those who from ndsposon other from
applying personally, are visited 1T their residence
Surgical Operations Of every description also performed
by quilted and experienced surgeon In all charges
moderate and those whose Imi,ed are r9ned
for their medicines only. The will be attended TO
every day between and O'Clock, without chMge;
HOMER BOSTWlCk; N ",
Attending Surgeon and Physciar.
Th, Institution under the paronase and commentator OF
Rev DR. ED. Y HlGBEF.
Rev DIR GEORGE POTTS.
Rev, DR.. q SPRING,
d2a imec Rev. DIR. SCHROEDER.
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10 EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, WARRANTED TO
color the hair any shade from light brown to jet
black and not stain the skim To be had only at II
Courtlaudt street
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0r5- The Hon. Albert Smith, of Portland, Me-,
the part of the United States for running
the northeastern boundary line of the United States under
the treaty of Washington, arrived in this city last
ing, and stopped at Gadsbys hotel.-Giobe, Dec. 49,
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M arrle(l.

AT Darien, Conn.,, the 25th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Kinney, Mr.. AUGUSTUS THoMEs, of New York. to Miss
ANN MARIA HoYr daughter of Stephen Hoyt, Esq, O.
NorWalk Conn,
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE-Packet ship Vile de Lyon-FI Durant Mrs Borg
Mr. Morris, Charleston; Emile Balen, New Orleans; VIM
Clement, Philadelphia; Victor Plise, Panama.
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Pastor of the NJ

0D- OIL OF TANNlN.-A composition lately dis
covered Tor preserving all kinds of leather and keeping
boots and shoes water proof Water can no more rene.
trae than through India rubber To be had at II Court
landt street; North Filth street. Philadelphia; 80 Corn
hill, Boston,
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o. RECORDS PARIsIAN Alternative MIX
TURE-for the cure of primary secondary syphilis
and all complaints arising from mercury-guaranteed to
sing bottle 81; in of half dozen sb-pack
cd and sent to all parts of the Union
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, OF
Nassau street
W. ICHARDsoN Agent
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0I5- HUMBUG.-Some out Of envy, cry humbug
some from jealousy cry humbug some from sheer igno
rance of the thing cry humbug do not believe every
thing is gold that shines do believe every thing
which is hastily denounced to be humbug Men should
not be frightened by mere cutlery Prove thing and
then Judge of il | led to the above remedy by a
very sensible gent saying to this day. tibet Pease's
IIoarhound Candy humbug. Now ! know better
from actual experience, find it Of the best things
the throat voice. hoarseness, and cough that
used. Let each one try il and know for himself
HEMAN BANGS,
Pastor of the NJ. L. Church, Forsyth street.
New York, Dec. 10, lSi3
To Messrs John Pease X Son, As Division ST.
Remember conectioners not appointed agents and
all you get from the is counterfeit Each package
OF the genuine is signed j. Pease Son Sold at As Dvi-
sion street Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; 8 State
street Boston 10 Baltimore street Baltimore 81 State
street Albany
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ly- NEW ERA IN COLOGNE WATER.-A beau.
tfu article be had at 81 Courtlandt street. whole.
sale and retail cheaper than ever before offered in this
market Splendid large quart bottles at so cents is
example.
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Posi- OFFICE RoBBERY.-Wiliam A. Bacon, a
clerk in the Albany post office, was arrested yes
initial he made full confession to the postmaster restored
what money he had in his possession and informed Mr..
WATSON what he had made of the balance. He
menced his of crime about two weeks ago. and
was in the habit of taking letters from the northern mail
that usually arrives while the other clerks away to
their dinners He had taken from time to time in money
and drafts something over thousand dollars Of which
he had expended about $3.50 for lottery tickets Most of
the letters with the moneys reenclosed have been for
warded to their destinations. This unfortunate young
man had previously borne a good character.
Mr. Wasson the post master, acted with promptness
and vigilance in ferretng out this robbery. He
conded in the investigation by Mr.. Ogden the efficient
post office agent who had been detained about here follow
Ing some inquire relating to the recent mail robbery
at Hudson.
Most of the letters opened directed to propretors
OF newspapers and magazines and the sums distracted
Dec &c.
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AND RAILROAD DIVIDENDS FOR THE PAST SIX
MnNrua
$lI,0O0,000
$357.OO0

Ten dollar bills the Bunker Hill Bank Charlestown
Mass, altered from ones in circulation. The alter
alton exceedingly well DONE and requires close examn
alton before detected
The state of the cotton market both in this country end
in Europe at present pecuar between the doubts
regarding the extent of the crop the probable DO
stion oprices the opening Of the in Liverpool
operators both at home and abroad undecided how
act The various estimates published in all the Southern
papers, and the specuations the probable quantity
produced the present year. from whose in
erests so Numerically opposed each other that the
greatest caution should be exercised in arriving any
suit on which to act The receipts of the crop the
different southern depOts for this year compared with the
same period last year. cannot be considered cr
of the true extent of the CROP but be cons
dered good evidence that prices will advance The banks
at the south are loanng money to the planters enable
them to hold their cotton The effect of this fact depends
entirely upon the conditions Of the discounts 1.-THE banks
have loaned the planters nconditionay the planters
have not left optional with themselves dispose of their
at pleasure the bulk of the crop will ultimately be
controlled by the hanks the planters compelled at
stated time to sell and submit to the prices This
custom is good when carried to certain extent. For
years past planters cotton crop was morgaged long be-
fore it reached maturity They compelled to let
every pound of their cotton CO. picked at the
ruling price, for value received twelve months previous
So long that condition of the producers existed LONG
prices kept below fair point So long the south
ern country cursed with thousands of miserable
swndng banks the planters of that section were rode
rough shod and their substance sucked out of them
by these boodthirsy leeches. The few that still exist
that section crippled that they harmless
but they should be avoided much possible The faci
ties afforded the cotton grower to keep his crop unit
prices are established general thing will have very
good effect There has cotton been received at New
Orleans the present year planters account in proper
ton to the before and the correct cause
the deficiency in the total receipts all the southern
ports compared with last year. is the ability of the planter
| to hold his crop for fur Their advices.
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POMr OF NEW YORK, DECEmBER rs


sun 1T &c MOON SETS IL 0
.Ur AIRS SO HIGH WATER / 20
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship maaters ana Agents.

snip MATTERS md AHcnts
We shall favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
bort Of the Shipping e at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer favor by
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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o. TWO MONTHS ABROAD, or trip to Europe,
by railroad director of Massachusetts, shil-
ling. For sale by
BURGESS, STRINGER & CO.,
222 Broadway corner Ann st.
This little work has excited great deal attention in
Boston, where the author resides and it is really
derful how much man may and learn in short a
space Of time The writer has made valuable and ine-
resting book-agreeable in its style and descriptions-
bera in its sentiments and often philosophical and
ic The lash is seldom used but is very justly applied
to oppose rudeness custom house annoyances Itwel
pays the reader.
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OYSTERS-O YSTERS-OYSTERS.-D
Oyster Saloons, Nos g. and Broad 2a5 Broadway
AGAIN with heartfelt to the public and
one quarter of century, the length of his and the
many customer. that daily visit establishments and leave
with perfect satisfaction emboen with redoubed energy
to state that oysters and picked be
Also accordance with the dishes and dcaci.s
up in the establishments Families ia New York Brooklyn
Jersey City, and other adjacent places supplied with large
small quantities Of OF sending either
Of the above establishments P. SIN addition to my well
known have made that
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&2 600 REWARD.-Three Thousand Dollars will be
to the undersigned ola black bank trun about thirty
inches long and eight inches ide with the edges sharp 1t
wa, iron bound with wood straps running along tn and
marked :. Pom roy CO." or p & Co.." on the ends The
steamboat Utica on the 18th inst 1t tined large of
bags ad directed different brokers and banks the city
New York.
he above reward will be paid in addition all other
POMEkOY co, 2 Wall st. NY
New York. Dec. l6, l8i3
The OF the above reward by the parties
interested In the Of SAID Trunk aud
tion which there the following
ered by Pomsroy Co Of Albany and bv the
drsigned making the whole amount of the reward offered
5000 DOLLARS.
$500 ALBANY December Is. 1913.
we the uncersgped having deep the recovery
q the Trunk and Money recently stolen from the steamboat
Reward of Three Thousand Dollars offered by PomeToy Co.
oil this CITY, In the ratio of our respective interests
WAoHBURN X CO.,
THEODORE OLCOrT,
Cashier Of the Canal Bank.
F.. f.. KENDRlCK
Cashier of the Mechanics and Farmers Bank.
JOHN PAINE,
Cashier of the Bank of Troy.
WIN. J FRYER.
die films JOSHUA G.. Tx.
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GEoRGErowN, SC-Bng Royal Salor-4l b,les cotton
Sprague Robinson co-3l Taylor Rch203 Post Phil
ps9l Smith, Mills COG Colt co-5OO0 bushels
II Bailey.
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