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T oUDoN's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARDEN
IL ING, and
Loudon's Encyclopedia Of Agriculture, cheap. A
few copies Of each of the above for sale by f. TAY
LoR price 50 so the usual price in this country be-
ing fifteen dollars.
New Works lately imported from London, by
+. TAYLOR.
Donaldson on Nanures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing, vol. ootavo.
johnson on Manures and Fertilizers, vol svo.
vaux on Tnlng aud Fcrtilizing Land, l vol. svo
The Practical Gardener by G. Mcintosh, Garden
or to the King Of the Begians.
The Conservatory and Hot House, by r. Balm
bridge, vol.
Hog on the Carnation, vol.
Mains Domestic Poultry, | vol and many others
oct IA
DRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MEDf.
i CINE, by John Elliotson, President Of the
Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society, edited by
Nathaniel Rodgers and Alexander Cooper Lee, M ID,
First American, from the second London edition.
greatly enlarged, with notes and additions, by Thos
Stewsrdson, Of the Pennsylvania Hospital. vol.
octave.
PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE DISEASES
OF TIE TESTS, and of the Spormatc Cord and
Scrotum, with Illustrations, by r. b CARING, Of the
London Hospital edited by 7. Is. Goddard, NJ d.,
Demonstration Of Anatomy in the University Of Penn
sylvania. volume octave.
Just published and this day received for sale by
oct Att +. TAYLOR.
"A Press.
The Eneid Of Virgil, with English notes, critical
and explanatory Merica Claws, and and an His
torical, Geographical, and Neurological Index BY
Professor Anthem. volume THIS day received
by +. TAYLOR.
dec %,
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTlNGS sc.
WE have his day received large assortment Of
w Cloths, Cassimeres, and Ves,Ings, which, m
point of quality, price, and quantity, cannot be sur
passed in this Market all of which will DO sold at a
lowest possible prices. We name in part
Is pieces extra finish wool-dyed black Cloths
1O do medium do
Is do do blue do
10 do medium do do
40 do invisible green, dahlia, olive brown
and green cloths
25 do assorted Cloths, suitable for ladies
use, exceedingly cheap
25 do London, Plaid, and plain Tweeds
50 do assorted Cassimeres in fancy paids
striped, figured, and plain
25 do rich Cashmere VestIngs
10 do medium do
S dozen rich Cashmere Scarfs
5 do low priced do
IS pieces silk pocket Hdkfs
10 dozen linen cambria do
Together with Gloves, Suspcnders, Knit Shirt.
and Drawers aud Hosiery Of every description.
24-G ESTEP & CATLETT.
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ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRAIN
i GERS THAT WILL VISIT THE CITY
OF WASHING TON The subscriber takes plea
sure 20 inform them that they be supplied with
pure Wines, Brandies, and many other articles
ally kept in Wine store and would be pleased TO
serve them.
Champagne, as well as other Wines, viii be sold
at The New York wholesale prices, and li,ercd TO
any part Of the city with the shortest possible notice
free Of cost Cor pjrtersge.
EDW SlMMS, No. 3 Penn. avenue.
dec 9-3t
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BLANKETS BLANKETSll BLANKETS!
rINHE Subscribers offer great harga ms in Blankets
i lessons wanting the article Will fLd great in.
Queen ents They offer
100 pair l4-4 Riband-bound Whitney Blankets
(Ssxony WOOL
100 pair l2-i Red end do do
30 do ia do do do
100 do 1914 do do do
800 assorted kinds and qualities, for servants
decl3-tf ES rEP & CATLETT.
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Domestic importation.

NEW % LEANs-Ship John Minturn-2 bxs q Coolidge &
Bfos-9 q beeswax Wsner (ae CO. ia bes cotton Buck
eo,s1 Ee Peyster Whitmarsh-9s do i3 bbls pork Mn
DO Heed, Schernerhon -25i8 do 10 casks
Mans a Do S2 ssss Ara ssydsm S,ge bbls w spencer
5cott-l3i Rogsrs-i est Ocou * NcKrsson-a Ayres
bales hemp storm Dubois co-ti0 bbs pork Mas
ers, Ma rkoe " co--i7 hhds sugar stanton
NV ORtEArs.Shp union-50 bbis 5tcs talow Ravens x
eo-a hhas hams Wisner, Gale bbIs pork Booth
,uKa 40 hbls II hkds 90 casks n bbs
.o% BIS hemp 81 dam Sage so2 bb pork ck hams
Sc,rrmehon cs-7e pigs esd TSdale Borden-T hid :
,s1be Wams-3t cks clover bbls pork do 1rd
Nev,us sonI8 hhds ties 22 bbls talIow Dwight
son pos 90 2tcs bl beeswax cs clover seed Z II Mb,e
80 DIes hemp McCegorf lids tobacco st achan
-ls Agnew sons-I2 bbls seed do taow u Dougass-
cask peswar do saseng Breitha COLOR pigs e II
nogsr COP chs Cumstoc X co75 bxs T. Hubbard
oh DOS c 80. OIL bales MASTERS Mskoe eo23o
op poIk z,0 kegs Id piano bxs Hiram Lees COOL bz
..on M Delaney co-2 bxs tob ties hams Osborn
Hd, d, POI serswan do ginsa Wichehausen-i box
"oaoiey rheps X coo bills tslov Sch &lAndrea-l6
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Foreign Markets.

PsnsAMnuco, Nov. 25--Flour continues arrive very
abundany American brands Of good quality are selling
slowly at l6 to ISL by retail Trieste SSSF fetched s50O
per Dbl by wholesale, and SSF l6N50O Richmond Isl per
DBL Our bakers afraid for further supplies, and
only purchasing for the want Of the moment
The Globe arrived yesterday with 100 bbls from your
port which still unsod.
persbbl Crackers $3.50 per bill; Tea 1900 per h.
Supplies Of new Sugars remain very scarce; white quail
y in bbs Is only to be had at 1000 to 27oo arroba
browns at 100 to $500 RS per
Cotton has risen rapidly, and holders demanding 81
,er 35- 100 per h.
Dry Sailed Hides demanded 1870 1885 per
Exchange 26d per NJ. Freights a. 80 per ton sugar
RIO DE JANEIRo, Nov. lS.--Richmond Flour, l7n5OO
baltimore, lil5oO European, $4,000 10000. Sperm
lies, go; tsllow, 1900 900; Coffee, sup, 2900 100;
10 first good 700 100; do first ordinary, 100 1900;
losecond good, 26oO 2sOo; do second ordinary 500
1000; do triage 90. Jerked Beef Rio Grande 1000
1900; OK Horns Rio Grande. 1000 5000; Hides, do.
eavy, l70; do do light, 90 BOO; Flour Of Mandoca,
slack Beans, 900 800 Lard, Itio Grandc 1920 a
4Oo Ipecacuhanha 40 $780, Jacaranda, first quality,
100000 a6oooo; do do I'd do so0oo 1870 900; Tanned
,alf hides, 5000; do do Minas, 1880 1900; Indian
,orn, 2Nsoo 1920; Soap, 80 100; Tallow, iio0;
tobacco Maependim, $1,000 1900; P,edade aeoo 300,
sole Leather, rernambuco 1880 a 2IOoo
SANTIAGO DE CuB., Dec. h. Since last review
ur market has continued to exhibit considerable ANNA
ION, although the prices ruling rather low
count OF the heavy stock hand To-day Rice is selling
" retail at 81; and the other day cargo sold 81
jamaica in the hope Of finding better market Sugar
dali and half q and 81 u a.d -. CoeeThe stock is
Ight ana prices nominal
ExroRrs ron The Masrn OF NovEMnsn.-sugar,
i0 sos lbs cotton l01, 96i lbs; Coffee s3sa3 lbs
oa l34 lbs; white wax 1000 lbs yellow ditto, l63O2;
I'D coffee LIZA lbs hides, 66i fusc 900 lbs cop
1874 lbs.; 10 tierces moasses 81 pipes
aids and 10 brls rum leaf tobacco, 81 o7 lbs ao7 thou
and segars and sundries.
MAyAeuEz, Dec. H-Sugir-The crop Of this produce
erc this year promises to large and of the very best
luality. or the old crop bs 1t little remains hand Cof
ee-The market for this tice is very dull. The
'rop will be abundant. Molasses-But little on hand.
EXPORTS FROM MArAsvrz ~ NovnMnER-sogar 1886
luntals Moasscs, a5/3 gallons ISM segars, and
lries
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New stock Exchanges
State of Trade

The markets very dull and quotations consequently
merely nominal.
md Pearls at So l2t. Nothing doing in either
Hy.-Trining sales of bale at Doc
WHsKEy.-Drudge very dull at 23c barrels sell at
24a cents.
DEEswAx.-Sales of prime yellow at 29c.
PRovIsIoNs-We have occasion to make the slightest
alterations in previous quotations The market
mains very inactive.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.Gcnesee Flour sells at 81 GA 4
j5s Michigan 81 621 Wheat fetches 90 to lO4c Rye,
- 63 and Corn, 43 a 47c.
CorroN.-The sales today have again been large say
5000 5000 bales, nearly all of which speculation
making total for the week Of 5000 bales the lar
sest sales made in this city in the time Prices
are &C higher than on Tuesday morning, will be
IRON the following quotations
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Jan. 6-8 II. M.

This has been the buest day in Wall street that has
been experinced for long time. Stocks tumbling
down, on the run. Long Island declined Ter cent !,
Harlem, Patterson, Ohio, u. Illinois, ? Indiana
IL Kentucky, u Stonington, Norwich went up ! ;
North American Trust Co. remained firm present pr
ces Ohio Life Trust sold at 81, dividend Off The sales
at both Boards very large Several heavy brokers
selling some stocks largely put prices down. pre-
sious to another advance similar to the just passed.
One large Spectator in Ohio is playing this game
which he will no doubt perform successfully.
The New York Equitable Insurance Company have
his day declared dividend of six per for the
year, payable on demand
The surviving trustees of the Pacific Insurance Company
have declared final dividend Of s37 per cent which will
ne paid to stockholders their legal on
The sth of April next.
The Ohio Life and Trust Co Of Cincinnati, have de
Jared asemannua dividend OF three and half per cent
The Middletown Bank, Connecticut, has declared a di
vdend othree and half for the last six months
Thetrade of Detroit has improved in proportion to the
increase in all the western ports Those situated tn,
great lakes have advanced their within the past
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FIVE THOUSAND COPIES SOLD.


OF the first e1 aud Second Edition VIII
~ Monday morning We issu d, OF
THE PAKLOR MAGAZINE;
Ladies' end Grnemcn Weekly Gazette Of iiemnie Fine
Ars Sciences with Repnrs aud fouces Of lis, Con-
ceis Sortes, h,atrcal aud Ia, hioaab able Intelligence.
CONTENTS
EngavpgRetzch's Come of Life, ndcent Steel En-.
gray ng, by Dick.
Tr,~I ii n-A Ere oh Dinner Party, by ugsne Sue.
Literary Department Childhood, BY II f. Gfesls Flow.
scs Curnus ccoot e ahion Pmtry-An Autumn W.
uing french Dinwr Party; Attic W The Al ~ Boob
making: New ytar Adduss's; Estimation OF Sence ,m.rg
he Client Natio al Chtrcte'isc; Fdsh0n Female Ma
sops; Ftquslts Of counsnp ADD Mar age &c
Ed toi rep meDtRemarks at trtiug; Random Recol-
ectons Ladys Opinion Of Ole Bull, Conc rs Lectures,
Suo
Misceansous Enthusiastically Ten Thoussrd year;
van Of the World and his Friend Fog ish Q.ddiies.
Ball DeprtmeltIiet rev Schoo Fund Ball; You Bsfhs.
ors BALL. Gand Gala Bali at thu Tyo TersI hore Society
Bal a, the Apollo 5aoos; Union Rnen's Balls lis to
Come
Theatrical Department-Ihe prara; Tber ell ard Mqsi'
cal Movements Foreign Thia,icas; Ole Ball and Mr. schu'
beth.
Terms Ga per cony Three dollars PER annum gers
who buy sell agaio 81 nouurs BY i $40 vii cause
JOHN 7. KINGSLEY,
IL ltssc Publisher ~ Ann st. New York.
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Died..
Died,
Very suddenlY on EridaY evening hthiinstanf Dr.

Prrrs.
is friends and those Of his nn-law Geo f. Faircbd
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, from his late residence No. Rut
gers street. without further notice His remains willibc
aiken to Orange County for interment.
On the morning oil the 9th instant Of short and severe
illness, JoHS LNAycRArT, Sem in the Goth year OF his
age
The friends and acquaintance of his Gamsie John,
James Washington and OF the family requested to at
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon O'Clock from
his late residence 1870 Thirteenth street between 9th and
It'll avenues.
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PHnApEi PHIA Jan 6-Cld Norris Stanley. Rue Indies;
Palm, Eldridge. Bos on
BALTIMORE Jan 5-Arr Maria, Fields, Newbern, NC. Cid
Germ. Lucoln Demerara.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan 4-Sld Sarah Wales Kelly Barbados
RicHMoNp Jan Arr Dani Francs. Boston; Lenity and
Pioneer. York
NEwBERN NC. Dec 2s-Cld Kimberly, Armane. West la
dies
CHARIEsToS Jan 3Ar Consbrook, lBl Finley, Belfast;
josepha 3r Lei,ch do; jane (Brl ro Bristol Eng Cid
Victor, Bartlett Havp.
SAVANNAH, Jan PAR Macon Lewis and Exact Johnson.
NYork; Gen Grant Br1 Rollngs Bermuda Cid Richmond.
sndros, and Pandora, Tlnga Boston; Francis Wnslow,
Providence.
General Record.
Loss BRIG DRos-Capt Fields of the Maria. Balti-
reportsOn st inst Cape Hatteas bearing SW distant
i25 miles took from board the II w Brown OF New York
the captain aud of brig Drgo from Turks I.and bound
20 New YORK. which they had abandoned the same day Ths
oois'erous weather. during which lost sails Subsequently
IN rough the brig becoming unm,nageabe 10 ced to
cut away the mass and in this conditions without sails or
masts with three feet he hold and pumps unable TO
keep her FREE she the inst and fallen
in with by the X w Brown
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sales OF stocks mt Philadelphia.

FrnsT BOARD, jan 80 shs Kentucky Bank 10; 10 Lou
sve Bank, cab 3d. 1863 Girard Bank 8; $4,000 State SIS
cSp 6 5000 do 5df Ca Reading RR bonds 1880 75l 1000
Wilmington 6s 1858, So; 40 shares Farmers and Me
chancs' Bank Al; l0do 40t % schuykill Navigation 81
10 Western Bank 45; $500 State 5 is43 3df 1885 shs
Commercial Bank 90; 10 Com Bank Natchez 90; 2 Cam
den Bank 49, Moyamensng Bank s6I $4,000 Chesapeake
and Del Us. 1856 "A; 20 shares Girard Bank
SECOND Board, Jan. $4,000 Leigh 6s ls45 36J 5000
iate 5s esp Coz 5000 Wilmington RR 1883 s6 1000 State
- cE,n H,l-
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GEORGIA ELEcTIoS.-The few returns when
have been received from the special election that
ook place in Georgia on Monday last, TO supply
vacancy in the Congressional delegation from that
State arc favorable TO the success OF the wing can
didatc, General Duncan l.. Clinch
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MURDER IN MIssIssIppI-WmC G. Clarke, Esq,
a gentleman highly respected in Mississippi, was
deliberately murdered Of Carrollton on the
18th ult by printer named Joseph Lancaster who shot
him dead in front of the House. with double bar
relied pistol The balls entt red the eyes Of Clarke and
hpf fell deod thss Dot D.
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Cleared
d ssr As's New %es Hs M% whsst yf.s
" ss S rS.s fmc da aes s.is t so
s %%ss ss sagsnst ca S TSS Ps ."
10 Powell t%m ma. o Pa%o- johnson Lowd,a
ss..io fGIrS. g. sb l. Hood
s sSS k ass M a wi.s s''
Arrived.
sss h Nos Gs WA, s ca G1P' in" from
d ed The passage. VIM brown The o. w has es
ship Geneva, Con, s. days from Crons'ad with hemp &c
ship Courier Wolfe, ON Rio Janeiro Nov. "a, with $500
bags COFFEE to Foster Y sons N. o.., n, :, v;,,,
&C iton I no stan,on fmst from I'VE"
Ship Union Russell from New o,!eans, left the b., Goth
,o sh as A 10 T.s ss fl" Ne" Orleans Dec cot
ship S,bats, Cox 10 days from Charleston with cotton, to
BRUSH brig Enterprise Dnrkss, 10 days from Yarmouth, Ms
Eyls. Eu'. 10 days from Frankfort with 'pars to
sehr iiugi Nckerson days from Norfolk with mdse, to
schr Ann Maria, Jones' from Newbern, NC. with naval
stores to Mitchell Co sehs Paragon and Danl Baker for
schr Star, Williams Washington. Nc. with navsl
shores to Bryant M,,and Sailed in co with schr' North
schr Amelia, strong from swansboro NC. naval stores
Sehs L. L. Stuges Baker from Georgetown. DC with flour
scbr Michigan Terry days from Baltimore, with -four
ochr GeorsttoWn W. Win
to master.
Schr Amanda +. Myrck, Jones' from Virginia, with wood,
TO master.
Scnr John Tilton, Baymoe. from Virginia with wood to
master.
Schr VIM Walker days from Virginia, with wood to the
|
schr Philip De Psyster Birdsall r Virginia with wood,
to m ster.
Schr SUM- Shoa days from Rppahannock with mdse, to
master.
Schr Mary Moore days from Richmond with coal to the
master. .
Sailed.
Ships Ohio Putnam Liverpoo Vicksburg. rry, New o.
Portsmouth, Noslem
Irscou Marsee brgs Ecl Pee, OBJ Ola COWS Ann eliza
Matanzis; David Duiiell, Williams Wilmington NC. aud
| others
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thoNsTApr-Ship 0enevalt tales rndse Mccall coo
90 hemp pa bars non y chs de karck2 bales 800 psgs
uo w COTS cordage Peck coli pkgs Fsder-30 I'D
Dale cts Coffn6js pkgs mdse If do as bids
hemp 25 cs Equor to order.
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fSs- Judges Mclean and Catron, OF the u. ). SUI
creme Court, have arrived in Washington. 1t is
expected there will be quorum Of The members
of the Court present Monday.
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o. The Hon. William Sprague one of the SEN
ators from Rhode Island has left Washington City
for his residence, in consequence of the murder OF
his brother
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FoREIcS LETTER OrrIcE-1he Albany, Watson, for
avre will sail Monday aud the Ashbuou HoIdedg. for
Liverpool, Tuesday Letter bags Gilpas, in the Ex
change.
been moved feet and was expected to be got OIL at last
BRIG NoRMA from the Coast of Africa, aud last from Turks
with ALI Is The vessel seen o. shore near Barnesa g.. as
with the arean few and one man has as died since she ran
sS o r ashore sSs the %
'e tight aud all hands engaged dischagios
1ar% et s" a- sE. ma: y!
s s1 o" Thursday "ht" he passed her. she had all
FROM %. 9s bs s.. Rssa
M by the schrs Rubcon and loading mp York
BRIo CAn,ncapt Kendall of the Carib from Bottom for
yes.e was discovered immediately at he III the ey AID
that he proceeded Directly for roucetowa lie states that the
houS BE- able TO sesed On his Soys. soon SOC. ' WAY "
den rom New York f rsns wrecked 90 Stage island
saved 10 damaged state ana sold by auction M int
inlet Nc aud be lost, got of and taken to
ai: va: he .s1s rst%." and from
osa. ~s1 p,as s Whence SSn. in he
for pa Mos. Of her +. ss of Mar
lehrad safely port before Chm,, except
suE Ter cap five men, aud
sn,r LroSoRT Newbuyport, %" tons, years old ha
been sold il Boston for s., 600 cash Her purchasers are Mil
ton 4 Sloet NIB. proprietors OF clothing store
WhnIemen.
Sailed from New Bedford IT, inst Minerva smyh, Fisher
oda which has not occurred beioe we believe
for many years II tall Sr...
Lydia Ann e sad for Philadelphia from Rio Jsneo Dec
aea 81 ana 70 YORK @ Rio j,aso out 20 days
Dec &. 1,o Ion = WY he sane sane H. =, !,
3d. lou 7IHby the Geo Washington az this port
Foreign Porte
H J.ynU N0y % kO, sS0 wc ss, bC%Ssy
e .GS S}sns 5 er e'S%SH s
Sl w Rss 3 Nc Go' H'"''' William" '"
Home Ports
Jan 2NS e., wSw
Niwsgm,roRT, Jan tArr Ivanhoe, Hoyt. and hlphion,
sosrcS Arr TslIeyand resy rlsau. Below.
rom @ Of n 10" Of Sds aa Sf sd s0q.S
eher mile ~ q tie ser Lgh, oa'e brig award bound
u.s. iavsas;. Ranger. MiI1ksa, Mobile; cone, lila rIt
GH "a Goo S% A "ee e11i% sst
; i Se Mystic Gnu c%aieH EYes Ga h Ssa.ca
9,1 SD sss, 'ySgSs
PRovIprNcr, Jan tAn rsndora higgins. Sorf J. Reaper
5es.i"g ~ Soihiar sd wind : "
ss 'Ts s for Rs Te0''e' osaF Vs"
p,nApnlrr,r. JAP sIAn Gre. Scot. Shaw, Niork ca
%csS S amer 'isi dozen 'F' 81 Mus anu
Renn9ss jan 3 Below, Dan" Frances. Small Bo'ion =
II Esx BIKE sss Coli; Sa..s AZ.
s's asd 5s"' A iaf Hns
isSs. Sd s%' ir iSs
fss 1ii s1S sunni sS Fl Eliza
or.fss. Dec s7A Al.bs%a t.l wiasls s,S
Flonce Decker, Bsson Virginia Jordan, Norfolk aud Reh.
savanna Ia Mar
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year very much.
EXPORTS FRoM DETROIT ron 1919
Rss SS, a.S: ~ Ssi Ss% sS vssas
1' b sa sss e.! s ss'S BARRELS. i ss
,v;sd % sa:a1s soap end Ca ,ds:, lbs lisas
irass seed. barrels s'H5 Rags, pounds, 10 soi
3eesw X, pounds, 7,768 Hops d, 80
These the principle articles The total value of the
whole exports s5s6asl SO The quantity of -four in
tore Detroit the 3lst u was 36sI7 barrels making
total of shipped and hand the close of the year
1000 barrels being increase 1872 of 49, 100
barrels The quantity ofnour pork, beef sc. exported
Canada Independent Of merchandise is valued
rhe commerce Of tho lakes indicates very plainly the
great prosperity of the west, and the i'm quantity of
agricultural and other produce transported from east to
vest and west to east on Ehe waters Of these inland
oceans.
IseHIs:n TO THE LaSr ToSsAcx ron rnsrr, YsAn,.
vesssi, Tons: vess Tons. pess Tons Yes Tons
;o. sso 600 sa.S 60 slc 1ssa ss 'S
The Tonnage employed the lakes the seth Sep
iember, lsia, was enrolled as follows.-
2 srs9' tons I,'les sandushy, tons, 2,sel
Cleysisnd s,s1l Mi'ss9i. ~ i,s7a
naeh'haw' '"' Total tonnage, sailing
The port of Chicago is not port of entry although 4,
Of the most thriving cities the lakes The above
liable includes merely the tonnage Of the upper lakes
which leaves out Ontario.
TONNAGE Lane CNrARIo, 1912
swexo tons $3.50 Niagrs TONS III Os che tons 922
,acketts hsrr, 22tt Geneste do $50 Total onna a. O1
This total is Independent Of the steamboats, that are so
plenty on the lakes The total tonnage OF the sailing yes
es ON the lakes does vary much 900 tons the
whole OF which Is employed in transporting the produc-
ions oil the country from place to anotherand in
taxing to he extreme west the products the east which
exchange is fast enrching that new but fertile and beau
tiful country.
The following is translation of the Government order
that went into operation in the Island of Cuba on the LIST
instant.
Arr. J. Every box OF sugar exported in Spanish YES
sell will pay five rias In foreign vessel six rails
ART. Every quinal Of coffee exported in Spanish
vessel to Spanish port, will pay three rails in spa
nsh vessel to foreign port, four rails and in foreign
vessel to a foreign port, four rails and half
Arr Molasscs and Spanish brandy declared fire.,
Of export duties.
Arr Every vessel departing fully loaded with r,o
asses WILDE exempt from pay ing tonnage dues.
ARr. Every vessel carry ing away than one
thousand boxes of sugar will be charged tonnage dues
according to then measurement foreign six RI ais per
ton If Spanish, two and half rails.
ARr. o. The same advantage regarding tonnage dues
will be enjoyed by vessels carrying away 2OO0 sacks of
coffee and over 900 pipes Of brandy.
The Governor OF Kentucky, in his message the legis
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the Garrison Fort Smith, Arks the 10th De-
,ember by the Rev D. Nc Manus Lieut.. r. r. CooHRANE
" Army to Miss SALLY r. BEALL third daughter of the
-
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This statement presents very favorable features
and shows prosperous position the ealh
could be wished The stock Of Kentucky, in this
ket stands several per cent above par and purchased
principally for investment We heard of large sale,
few days since to take to South Americao foreign gem
leman This shows that all foreigners have lost their
confidence in our institutions,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-07

GLOBE HOTEL-The subscriber hos the To acqu M
" hi friends aud he ,ualc thai be he's lately added 10 his
establh Tarle all te at ociocK ~ which limited
lumber Of bic gentlemen may snoy luxnres
dan tbIe style eld e.egance SURPASSED
by any esah shent in ihis city; which wh Tho Iars
OF the beat Vices of all will be furnished
" reduced prices
he subscriber has lately made important chanres aud i'm
his estab hinen for the better
II families md pDsons deirous OF residence aAJ
board aud . r-pare with variety Of aud us q
irartments fail tie
al persons VIII, may do i'm the iavOrio ell.
Tn. will b.. continued uau,l for parties who
iesire TO dine separately BLANCHARD.
Dinner aud supper parties be accommodated At he
,horicst Lotce. ii2ndy&itwy.m
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$1,000 REWARD.

NIWW NEW AND.
THE HON. CHAS. WELLS EX-NAfOR OF Dos.
TON has ,ecenty lost All his Con' ~ oaprlcaops
nf Sir Astey Coopcrs .b aed save" Let the pub
lie unders lud that this saye has cor tbo.t wepsvr on
stpd persons the las 70 uodrd n VIII icfTed
% certificate il YoIk nd BrooAyn and tbey anot
gaiusay hi, overwhg ruth solo a Hoadsy Phelps
aud most OF he drug throughout the United Stats
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