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Domestic imDortatIons,

New ORLEANs-Shp Louisiana-is1 bales Hobropk
Nelson-32 do Drake Mills-92 do Bartow Pops-73 do
81 bbs Orray Tsft--99o pigs lead II Rogers.
NEw OaLEANs-Balue Rammohun Rcy-36l pigs lead j
McCullough-5s22 II Rogers 307 bes Drake Mills
200 w Barnweil-27 Chapin-3 hhds sugar Leverich
al do a bbls molasses Mathews- bx Lasaal50 bks
& coo bbls II Dawson
SAvANNAn-Bfig Macop-1 rocking chair ! Dbl NJ Demi
80 old iron Craml box Brdger peck-2O6 bales
II Graves-26 hhds moasses ii Brigham-2 casks
3baeG HavilaDd Reese co53 tics rice Gowdy Wells-70
cks Spofford Tilestou & col bale w l. Hall.
SAyAsSAH-Brig Wilson Fuer-l02 cks rice Burckmyer
son-i3 bales Curtis u Lyman2j3 Brgham-sundries
to order.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Die. - AT market, 900 beet CATTLE IS Jokes work.
ing oxen SO cows and calves sheep and about 270
swine.
Beef Cattle-Saes of extra S. IS; first quality 5; Sc
cond quality 25 third quality IS a 4.
Working OXen-Sales noticed at $685. d. "a, 80, "a 50
and los.
Cows and CalvesSales noticed at SI4, II, 20, 81, 20
and 80 80
sheep-Sa!es were noticed at 92c. 81, II, G3 and
, 49,
Swine-Lots at wholesale, 81 for and Al for bar.
rows; at retail from a to and 81 cts.
We noticed beautiful oxen, fed by saml sweetser,
Esq of Atho Mass, and purchased by Daniel Atneron
at SO per 100.
About l50 cattle remain unsold
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co N M K IL CIAL.

New York, "Wednesday, Dec. "a.
AsHEs-There was sale of Pots at SO IS; Pearls at
81 l2t 49,.
BREApsTurrs-No transactions whatever, to-day, in
either Flour or Wheat The weather is very unfavora-
BILE to outdoor business
CorToS-There is very little doing in this market
We hear Of sales to the of 800 bales which
taken by spnners. Quotations are, however Arm Pur-
chasers require farther concession the part of hold
ers before making transactions Further accounts from
Europe are looked for with much anxiety.
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Trial Of c. j. NI'NuIty.

W AEHTNGTON, DEC. 1910.
Mr. NJ CARLISLE, for the defence, followed the
gument Of Mr. Stanton yesterda in behalf of defen-
dan in an argument to-day, upon the law and the evil
dence of four hours duration II critical examna-
ton Of the facts the the statutes and the
testimony, of great power and legal acumen.
Mr. FENpALL, the able and faithful attorney for the
United States, commenced his closing add and will
finish to morrow, when the case, with the instructions
OF the prosecution, submitted TO the Court and the
mony and arguments both sides will be submitted to
the jury upon this Indictment based upon the transfer of
the $4,000, in Nov, 1874 by Mr.. MNuty from the Pa
through agencies employ ed Of the Bank Of America
and the mercantile house in New York. of Sage Suydam
* Co.
Their is an impression prevailing, that the accused
Will be acquitted but such reports liable TO affect
in degree the decision Of the jury in a doubtful
cause they ought not to be circulated pro con- in
ticipation of the verdict.
We shall sum upthe cause tomorrow, as to give a
clear view Of the subject to the reader
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0y-Lieut. Rankin, OF the u. 8. Artillery, met with
an accident the nth inst, at Savannah Ga, which
will probably his death. While riding on horse
back, his horse became frightened and the bride
rein breaking Lieut. was thrown violently against q
reehs head striking the tree and causing conclusion
tertainod.
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Fits! FitS!!

dy for Epileptc Fits or Falling Sickness Commissions Sc
One of the popreto of this Invaluable Medicine, ac
whole period Of time was under medical treatment without
that thus afflicted Its we'll knewn that from time
the boosted power Of all medicine Il is fifteen
since remedy has been scoyeed which not only restored
efficacy off vegeabe this hitherto
this lnfallibe Remedy. All that thus afflicted may
avail themselves Of m blessing invited call at the
Principal Office 1874 Grand New York, and have their
examined and advice free of charge and where
certificates OF be Price OneDollar
per bottle
Vans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills for removing all morbid
aud hpmors, and purifying the blood Price twenty
five cents box.
do lmtr IYANS & HART. ProprietoTs.
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Plenipotentlaries have been appointed by the Go
yernmens Of Great Britain and Brazil to negotiate at
Rio Janeiro for the conclusion OF convention which
may promote the suppression of the slave trade without
iniuring the lawful commerce Of Brazil-Washington
Hnfou DsrO
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ATRAPILATORY,
HAIR DYE.

FOR CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES,
BIZ simple and easy process, withom staining the
skin, or in any tcay injUing de hair.
BY ]. LAIRD, 81 CHATHAM STREET.
THE great ADVANTAGES possessed by this Hair Dye over
ces perfectly natural color comparatively short space of
time much Of the trouble and attending the
Of all former dyes are entirely obvaeo this For produ
cling the lighter shades of brown the Aaptoy be said
TO be the only preparation through which satisfactory result
be relied on: and IN addition the color having close
resemblance e that Of nature completely to defy deec
ton the OF the dye will be found injurious
to the hair which, after the operation. will retain its
toned softness, elasticity and gloss
o3o Irn-m New York.
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Passengers Arrived.
Safeguarding Wilson Fuler-Mrs II Rice Mrs Sher
man. w Sherman
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U. $. SUPREME Court. DEC. 23-Present az vester
DAY: Morton McMichael, Esq of Pennsylvania, was
admisted an attorney and counsellor fths court NO 4s
yonn AsPains executors, and al complanants, vs. Ma
vas com42nced By MIR. Holman Tor the oonplsinsnss
Adjourneo&ill to morrow II o'clock, A. NJ.
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Alr. Tusr,S was declared re- elected. So much for
faithful and unostentatious performance Of duty.
Mr. Mathews, understand, is Baptist. Mr. Sprole
Is the eloquent dispenser OF the word to the Adminstra
ton portion of the Cabinet portion ofthe Senate and
large detachment OF office holders at the First Presby
terrain Church, Al street word to brother Sprole.
Take care brother how you assal the hireling scrib
5lers as you did last Sunday If you declare
against that fraternity they will not leave you slice Of
earth to stand upon this side Of -four forty Mr. Cur
ley Unversalistan advocate Of the largest liberty
TO the saving influences Of the gospel Mr. Tustin ia
Presbyterian-and an amabe and unpretendng man.
acting net like brother sproe, the principle Of lash
ing all refractory sinners into obedience but upon the
example Of the good shepherd, of iraernal affection
for the whole rebeous of outsiders, baekslders
and tine like Persuasion is generally better than
pusion, and always SO among a free people.
On motion OF Mr. HAYw0op, the subject Of the collec
ton districts and collection of the Texas
referred to the Committee Commerce. from which
are promised bill by MIR. Haywood on Saturday morn
ing next.
The Senate then held short Executive session, in
der to look into certain message received this morning
from the President and then, pursuance of motion
previously made and agreed to, following the good
ample of the House. the Senate Adjourned
day morning next.
There was full concourse of spectators in the gale
ries this ming drawn out by the clear sunshine
decided increase OF bright eyes and beautiful white
satin, or orange colored and other pretty bonnets
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HANDSOMELY DoNE.-We learn that John Hunter
an extensive land owner in Delaware county, has
pesen'eo iarm OF 100 acres TO Of the late sheri
steele born since the death of his father He had
yiousy made similar present to the widow.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN RAIN

NHlS MEDICINE is pleasant and eectual remedy for
L Colds Coughs, Influep1a, Raising of blood, Asthma
Pleurisy, Bronchitis Liver Complaint, Consumption and
other diseases arising from obstructed perspraon Now read
dis and call or send aud graousy pamphlet
sworn cel ticat 5, such as folows:-
My wife afflicted with affection Of the lungs pain in the
side and Chest and gen.r debility expectoratng blood and
tho and opathc They pronounced her lungs liberated
desPaired Of efecng tried patent medicines
without effect Finally in August last tried your Southern
Balm. She has taken bottles and is perfectly cured
confidently recommend it to all similarly affected.
A. b. KAUFMAN,
,,, Residence u Clarke ST., store sos Broadway.
City aud County of New York, ssA b. aupman. being
duly swo a. deposes and that the above certificate
rect and true w. II. MUM Com. Of Deeds.
out the u. 8. Also, - "
THE ANlMATING, APERIENT, ALTERNATIVE
. SOUTHERN BALM FILLS,
cents box OF % pills. The best and cheapest general Fam
~ Pill everntroduced These Pills have been tested many
years IN every form Of disease arising from impure
the blood ad other uid and have proved safe and efficient
purifier, removing morbid from stomach aud bowels
promoting Digestion and mpartng vgor the Fer
further see Southern BALM Pamphlet to be had
ga,s AZ the Depot 638 Broadway whore the medcincs
sold wholesale and reta by Wyat& Ketchum, 2l Full
More Agents wanted throughout the United States aud Ca
lebera discount 10 dealers. n3a im.r
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House or Representatives.

WARRINGTON, Dec u, 1913.
The House was opened with prayer. this morning, by
its new Chaplain, Rev. Mr. Meburne the "Blind Preach
err" Mr. PETIT thinks that it is the blind leading
the blind" MIR. p. also says, that there for
APollos, some for Paul, and for Cephus, but
choice A choice, however, has finally been made, and
the chapains salary having been secured, have had
prayers for the first time in the House The prayer
short and eloquent. The journal then read and
motion was made that when the House adjourn it ad
ourn till Saturday The yeas and nays demanded
but there not second The motion put and
ried and on motion of Mr.. MCDOWELL the House ad
journed till Saturday next There will be business
done till after the holydays.
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VANS & HART, Proprietors.
M I.'Nfs vi

v1>AUGHT on the Robertsonian System-By Edmond Du
Buisson, A. NJ "A second evening class the
being formed the Select School, No. Greene corner
Of Houston street This system has acquired the highest
lebrty Europe being the best and expeditions
thod ofleamng the language, and speaking with rapidy
above between the hours of o. A. NJ and clock r NJ.
and Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings from to
o'clock, Z. M. DIG m RI,
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DIR SAT,MON'S REMEDY

OR disorders Of the Stomach, Liver ana Kidneys, accom-
panied with loss OF Appetite headache bilious
attacks giddinsss, pspia.on lanEu9r low spirits loss Of
habua and other symptom.
THIN CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary uccess N and przed SO highly by
ali that the propreto! has been induced
from the above complaints that y Is s II processes 70 BE-
ETH TiI Is REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor any
susa' n Baosa.ssS
No imsmc cor Of John st.. Sole Agent for N. Y.
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EELT-W cases patent shssthng Fslt very superior ar
a. ''' '''' ''fn &c g. j g: y
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New Invented
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

QATCHELORS new invented Wigs and Scaps oJxrfecty
- resemble the natural hair defy detection i n
scarcely matter OF regret loosng head OF hair
Of aud without Of the yexstous difcqss
long experienced by he procured at VIM
from l65 Broadway nl6 tm-m
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SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELfERs, OH
TEA TnAVQ ne.

TEA TRAYS, &c.
rI,HE SUBSCRIBER has Just opened splendid amorne nt
Of SoarLamps Of prttsns SusPsndng and Bracket
Soars: Chandehers with from to five lights Gilt and
Bronred irandoles OF entire patterns trimmed with
English prsms ofths finest lustre, N sets and pairs
Also an assortment Japanned Tea Trays Of Gothic and
patterns which he offers for sale at wholesale
"' - JOHN w. MORGAN
1H Fulton street door of Broadway.
B-Wantcd At the above establishment good journey
man lamp maker NIL fm.me
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
Senate.

Senate.
WARRINGTON Dec. %, lS45
Mr. WEBSTER said he had various memorials from Mas.
sachusetts protesting against the admission OF Texas
he supposed these might be applied to the
case Of Cuba. Laid on the table
There is a motion now before the Senate. by Mr.
Levy, Tor empowering the President to negotiate Tor
Cuba Great island that, and evidently intended by ma
ture to be under the same government as Texasl
lot oil private petitions. .
Mr. BsSTos introduced his old bill for the organization
OF corps Of sappers, miners and pom oneers
Mr.. ASHLEY reported from the Judiciary Committee,
supplemental bill to the State
buttons The bill provides for extending the civil ursdc
judicial district of Texas, and allows the Judge
salary of $4,000 per aunum.
Mr. WEsTcorT moved to amend, by clause comforting
discretionary power upon the President in the interim
to law in dividing the State into collection
districts and the appointment OF collectors, sc. Mr.
Wes,cott urged this amendment from the pressing
cessities of the case.
MIR. HAywoop opposed the giving large discretion
power to the President. There ,ime sufficient
TO frame permanen mt law He suggested the reference
of this branch OF the subject the Committee Com
meIce. Mr.. westcott debated the question for some
time and then agreed to assent to the proposition of Mr.
Haywood, and then withdrew his amendment accord
ingly.
discretionary authority upon the Executive for the time
being, in reference to post offices and post roads
Mr. BERRIES suggested that as this was OF the same
character the amendment Of the Senator from Florida
It had better be withdrawn.
Mr.. NrLns dcclued-whereupon the amendment was
rejected.
The bin OF Mr.. Ashley finally ordered to be en-
crossed
On motion Of Mr. BAcBY, the Senate agreed to elect
Chaplin right away.
Mr.. Levy rose, and was about prefacing some re.
marks with compliment to the Rev Mr.. Tustin whom
Mr. MANGuM said call the Senator to order.
Mr. Levy vas again proceeding, when
Mr. MASouM insisted that II out Of order to make
nominations In elections Of this kind.
Mr. BENTON said something, which we are sorry was
lost, to even your reporters Ike ear
Mr. Levy SAID he only intended to say that Mr. Mat
thews, who, it was understood candidate, had
withdrawn.
Without further ado the Senate proceeded to ballot,
and the result was:
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Medical Aid.

G6OOk Roosevelt st., is regular Medical and Surg.
treatment and Of private diseases in ali their varieties
and stages With exception DR. Cook has cured
uen team any any other Physician practising this CITY
Dr. is ansve born citizen Of the United States and y
member Of tho Medical Society Terms and med
cine S3 aud guaranteed Letters by mail enclosing the
fee will receive particular and prompt attention oil m.r
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be instructed in military duty as the States

TO he instructed in military duty the States
" may provide and direct
pom declaration ofwar the first class be subject
allowed in lieu Of clothing SO per month than the
regular line OF the grade and for this class would
legslize substitutes.
The second class to include all between thirty and
forty years IF age This class to be enrolled in what
be termed "beat companies" of the first class sub
ect military duty the time of peace more than
TO attic I'd day each year at their company parade
grounds, that the enrolment may be complete Upon
seve. with the first class and hold themselves subject
to drafts for twelve months in like the first
class they may refuse to do be exempted from
doing upon furnishing the necessary recruits these
10 for five years during the (whatever Pc
band the army.
The second class, after allowing for uniform, &C.,
contemplated in the second bill amount to least one
million of II may be proper to enrol all from TO
81 years upon the declaration OF war; correct in sup
posing that the first class will be million in time Of
peace.
In in of
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JUST OPENED.
COL u M b A HO u S E,
Chestnut STREET,
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
JUST OPENED.

BAGLEY, MACKENZIE Il Co,
Proprietors
JAMES BAGLEY. late of Jones' Hotel.
HENRY C.MALKENlIG. formerly Of WashingtonHouse
PETER T.. FERGUSON s2i 2mrc
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TURTLE SUUP FUK EAPUKTAIIUN.
GOSLiNG Of the American and French Dining Saloon,
~ Nos 81 aud L Nassau always ready Green Tur
tic Soup for Captains aud families up tin boxes
Upwards of 100 different shes served daily for dinner.
game &C. for prices which suit body He has tely
erected machine wherein dinner for 200 persons be
prepared Has famous wheat cakes. Every
arrangement made for the OF the siters His ga.
loon open from A. NJ till +. NJ Except the first day in
the week till 3P. NJ
My Henry Costing, has erected at great
Very thankful for the bestowed for the
last five years. and in The hope oil continuance have the
honor to call myself most obedient restaura,euI
n21 lmtr L.,
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1872 BROADWAY.

CORNER OF JOHN ST
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of Rings Verbena Cream" throughout the
United States has been approached by any other
Shaving Soap 1t firmly believed nay indeed
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered possesses
the penean soitenng effect the toughest Boards that
the genuine Vcrbena Cream does.
Beware of limitations, and observe the written signature
der the directions for use, of &C II. Ring
Pr pared and for sale Wholesale retail and exportation
by q. H. RING, Druggist
1872 Broadway, John street,
(Successor of DIR. VIM H. Minors
N. Brings Cough Candy and Exsr Of Life for sale
above dl7 lm+r
A TRENTON! ALL WHO DESIRE fEARLY WHITE
IL TEETH-My unrivaed ROSE TOOTH PASTE is
nsyersay sought after for the pesry wilderness the
Teeth, without the slightest injury
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL al
JULES HAUELS,
Practical Chemist and Perfumer,
IS South Third street. Philadelphia
ana py my agenfs:-J Jacquemod No AIS Broadway FA
Artau, Lafayette Bazaar Nos and Broadway; A.
willard. - w. corner Of Cedar an d William streets
Premiums awarded at the rankin Institute mis- m-rc
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NEW FRENCH RksrAURANT s COFFEE HoU

M e hnnUUIce
N1 the public in general and dsuished families 10
particular that they opened elegant French Restaurant
and Coffee House, No Broadway where Breakfast,
Dinners and Suppers had convenient hour and
in style thar fail satisfy the delicate palate
There will always be found rich supply OF fine pastry ana
quse Liquors and the choice Wines Orders received
from Famss for Breakfasts and Suppers separate
dishes Parties supplied with kind Of Pastry Jelies
Confe aries and Ice Creams, lm*rc
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-19
pa NO LONGER o.
sVO &c, Oh
y q
N1CC
but CHANGED TO IS.

|
| I- The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance OF the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to 49, Of which his customers and STRANGERS
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VRGETARJ f
BlTTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call the attention Of strangers visiting
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague. Rheuma
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints 10 which are liable In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day
he has in his possession number from most respeca-
bic individuals, all esuying to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to a discerning public who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the heilef that they have been productive of much
good wherever used, As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his the label the
side of the bottle None other genuine; therefore
he rot deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
10 be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one OF
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDi-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata
iegues of which can be seen al his store, and which
he warrants to be equal TO any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
". B. Remember the No., IS, as the genuine a1t-
ceS are for sale at other place in Baltimore. al2
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ExCHANGE HOTEL,

h EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE
The mbscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the Sable, that he has purchased Mr. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest," and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
The Hote is located convenient to ak the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and Rail. ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every inducemeRt for comfort. The
rooms large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States. '.,. '..
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Glass Hotel, he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with a call td2 III JOHN WEST.
BNAMILY GROCERIES. large assor-
e ment of the most superior and low priced Green
aud Black TEAS; COFFEE, Of all kinds; Loaf
Crushed Loaf, White and Brown SUGARS; WINES,
on draught and in bottles Fo eign and Domestic Ill
QUORS; London Blown Stout Spices; Family Flour
Mossses, Oils, Candles, Sc, constantly for sale at
market prices qualities warranted, and delivered fee
Of charge, by .
MARCUS BENSON.
apps If 81 Baltimore street.