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CEILING OF AT COST!

GELLING OF AT COST! q
- BARGA TNS-BARGAINs
My ENTIRE STOCK, embracing very large a
well selected assortment of Day GOO ., suitedi
the present. and all seasons of the year, will be 81
off at COST, with all possible despatch, for Cash !
The community are assured mat IRIS is no sip;
off without being replenshed by any new purchaf(
GREAT BARGAINS will be offered to all We
purchase either to sell again or for family use,
buyers are invited to call without delay and exam
the goods and prices for themselves a, Q
HENRY w. COOKE, /
m2l Corner of Hanover and Lombard stsv
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WDUTTY. The subscriber is selling PUYt
IL made of pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly
Whiting, from 80 to 40 per cent. below the mi
price. He keeps il ON hand in large quantties3 r
making it by steam power, is prepared to fill u
orders at short notice. =
J.W. w. GORDON, l52 w. Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio R. r. Depn
II UCAS'S BROWN STOUT, h
II ON DRAUGHT-ALse, =
HALF AND HALF, at n
ml2-eolm COWELL's, 80 FAYETTE-sc
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should ask no more. To tempt to subdue
and annex her to the United States, would ex
hbit graspng disposition for the acquisition
of territory, which would excite general pre-
JUDGE against US. The "masterly inactivity
RECOMMENDED by Mr.. Calhoun, in reference to
Oregon, is equally applicable to the case of
Mexico. Let us then whip her well, and bring
her to reason, but not attempt to destroy her
existence as a nation.
HosTILB DEMON DISTRACTIONS AGAINST THE
MoRMoNs. We have received an extra Of the
Hancock (Illinois) Eagle, with proclamation
from General Warren, commander of the State
troops at Nauvoo, announcing his determine
ton to prevent threatened outbreak against
the Mormons. 1t appears that ten thousand
Mormons have alrerdy left the State, and that
the rest are following as fast as possible, and
yet a disposition is manifested to attack them.
A Mormon of near sixty had been taken from
his horse and severely scourged, and attempts
were made to muster militia companies to har-
rass the Mormons We have little douht that
the firmness and promptness of Maj. Warren
will strike terror to the outlaws and preserve
peace.
WAR MEETING AT WESTMINSTER. A pub
lie meeting was held in the Court House at
Westminster, Md. on the 10th inst. in relation
to the war with Mexico. Geo. E. Wampler,
Esq. presided, and Geo. d. Miller and J. T. H..
Bringman were appointed secretaries. Resolu-
tons were adopted pledging the meeting to
sustain the Government in the defence of the
country, and urging the prosecution of the war
so as to bring it to speedy conclusion. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Brown, Hay
den and Maulsby, after which number of per-
sons volunteered to form a company, to tender
their services to the President
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VERY PRETTY PRIZE! Whole ticket
v 95759a prize of $1,000, in.yesterday's Lottery
was sold ny the Lucky Prize sellers EMORY CO
(opposite Banum's) to Government officer. 1t
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53-Th Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold Orders from the country, for Tickets,
will be faithfully attended TO, be STRICTLY CoNFI-
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will ALWAYS be made for corresnondents. II
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-16

mI' AZ hN,on leave, introduced the ""
joint resolution;
JOINT RESOLUTION to establish sssimiaisd nD''
certain officers Of the naval service a
fRssoIutd BY the Senate and House Of RsPtT, M
u ne United States Of .7Rsrica in COngrtss as3e ~
The President Of the United States s authorized
~ requested, to assign a rank for the severe -
medical and other officers OF the civil branch o. -, ~
relatively TO officers Of the military branch Of the
vice in the degree Is established by rg,, ~
the army Of the United States for medical and o. 80
officers relatively 10 officers OF the line OF the srn
dsd such relative assimilated rank shall eeu sr
thorty 70 command any vessel or station, OF mhhN
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LLEGHANY RIVER.
Mr.. JAMES THOMPSON offered the follows
resolution; which was adopted.

Rtsolusd. That the Committee on Commerce he fnf5.
ed 10 inquire into the expediency of making an spPr
ton for the Improvement Of the Allegheny river fe.'
Pittsburg and 0lean, in New York or II new sn1,l
me same be deemed necessary hefore improvement =
be authorized that said committee be instructed to %
into the expedency Of authorizing said survey and W
pe,tlpns snd memorials heretofore presented on ms
ject be referred 10 said Committee
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CLAIMS ON HArrr
Mr.. d. P. KING offered the following resOlu
which was adopted;

Mr.. J. ROCKWELL geye notice that on
morrow, or some early day, ne will ask leave 70
troduce bill to provide for specific duy on v
manufactured, the cost Of which, at the Pof
place whence imported, shall be seven cents and
der per pound
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Were he. however to admit that was tract Of coun-
try from which were likely 70 reap advantage and
in which should probably never form settlement in
bestowing boon the value 10 him that received was
oas
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The Seaote resumed the consideration Of the
bull Tor the relief Of the legal representatives Of VIM
II. theever, deceased; which was read third time,
and passed
Also, the hill for the relief of George Duyal. a
Cherokee lndianj which was read a third time, and
passed.
Also, bhI to repeal part Of the act entitled An
act supplementary the several laws for the sale Of
the public lands" approved 5,h Of April 1890 and
for other purposes which was read third time and
passed.
Mr. NS0N, OF Louisiana, moved tina, the
prior orders Of the day be postponed, and that the
Senate resume the consideration oftbe "bill proyi-
ding for the adjustment of all suspended pre-emp.
ton claims in the several States and Territores"
Mr.. ATCHlS0N expressed the hope that the
regular order Of business would not be interrupted,
but that the calendar would be proceeded with.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON also was opposed to any
depression from the calendar unessfor good reason.
As to the bill 10 question, il was important one,
and required good deal Of deliberstion.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Louisiana, said that IL was
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FHurr.-Toward the csse of tho last W eek the mar.
ke has improved some. Tho sales amount to 250 half
kegs Muscatel raisins and 800 boxes BUNCH terms
not made public; 1000 dq in lots 81 t 400 hf do soae2c;
1900 or do s5a47k moS scasss Genoa cron as less
for cash; 800 bushels prime North Carolina pea
nuts 81 IS cash; and 500 boxes Malaga oranges
and Lemons on private terms By auction, 1000 drums
Turkey Figs sold at OF l0si cents scash and month";
about 10 900, 81 and 27k Id, at II cents, months
HrMr-The sales include 40 bales superior Dressed
Amencan at about $780, 10 do fair $40 $50; $50 do
Dowrotted 500 sos; and small lot Italian $50
the latter 10 all in the hands Of house. and held
firmly at $22c, months.
Hops-About 100 bales sold for export at cents
cash. and some small sales since for home consump.
ton.
quiet previous to which sales have been made oils
cases Manila, at 75aso cents, and ceroons Caracas S.
months.
IRos-The market generally is quiet Scotch pig may
DO quoted at $si 30 $sa co. mos for best brands with
occasional saesto arrive several invoices sold at lower
rates and of swedes understand has been taken
on private terms, from ship.
LrAp-The market for Missouri pig, since our last hiss
been quiet, and we know of no tales The last made
were ut ~ - 81 90, cash.
MoLAssEsNew Orleans arrived pretty freely and has
declined cents sales reaching $50 bbls at 80 cents
leaving $50 uDsod besides which 100 hhds Trinidad
Cuba brought %, mos; since which 10. sold at
ak - cents, and months, cash.
NAVAL SrosEs-No sales Of turpen tine have taken
psce for considerable length Of tme mainly owing
the continued high rate Of freight hence the stock how
ever not large and believe generally held
quotation, small reduction from which having been
refused Spirits urpentne has submitted 10 decline,
sales in ots having been made ct 46 cents cash. and
small lots OF damaged we're Afterwards sold the wharf
for less.
PsovnIsss--Beef has improved, and the market has
been for the last Jaw days quite steady New Ohis ORR
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Domestic Markets.

New ORLEANS, Dec. e.-Sugar, Louisiana The i'm.
thu ps and
interrupted somewhat by rain during portion Of the
time, the business has, nsvsheless reached fair OK
tent some l400 bids having been disposed Of leaving
but light stock in first hands, and prices have improved
fully to Of cent, particularly on the Common and
Fair grades, which most in request Our present
quotations are for Inferior to Common ~ 5K Fair, OK
6, Prime 64 6s, Choice in small lots 6s So cents
ID 90, ON plassaoa we near q % nnas a. 90 o. q o
gaining ground that the crop will be considerably less
than the estimates OF the early part of the season. and
past three days 1854 hhds Cleared for New York 1885,
Baltimore 24O Savannah IA hhds. Havana sugsra-The
demand is less active than last week. but have to
port further sales of about 400 boxes the previous
range Of prices-say for White X 10, Yellow 81 TX
Brown % 60 cents per pound. iurther import
the stock now in first hands Is about 1000 boxes
MoasssaThis article has continued in active request
Friday evening. have gradually improved closing firmly
yesterday at 24 with small sales from second hsncs at
transactions notice in this department of the market
during the past three days. and understand that the in
auy o. very Limited cn,c.es bat, Inc r;cspt, are
from the Cumberland but the greater portion Of the
rivals strips aud the stock Of Leaf tobacco on sale
estimated not to exceed 800 to goo hossheads embra
cling only some few scattering hogsheads of the
new crop, none OF which have yet been sold
Flour-The hour market, which we left in
review of Saturday smorning last rather dropping
received strong and favorable impulse from later New
York accounts, received on that day by mail annouso
ing advance there, occasoned by the cold weather
aud the confident anticipation that further supplies would
be cut Oh by the closing of the canal Buyers entered
market freely the strength of this and dur
ing the day took fully 1900 barrels including about
5000 barrels Ohio at 81 u.s. 5000 do at 81 go 1000 do
cells illinois and St. Louis at - SIX IS lax barrel
NEw OnLEArs, Dec. 9th.-Cotton and Flour--Yester
day was more active day in cotton, and the sales
amounted to 800 bales taken mostly by English sni
northern buyers Prices remain about the same, say
ec for midolng 10 strictly good do. Tho flour market
gave way again. and 500 bbls disposed Of at
81 90 o 62ll per bbl for common Ohio and illinois
brands Corn also lower; about 900 sacks of prime
white and yellow taken for export at Us 67c
bushel
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C0tten Market.

New ORLEANS, Dec. s-With reference to our review
Friday night last have to state that the cotton
market since has exhibited increased degree Of heav
ness and under the combined oflow exchanges
rising freghts and dull advices from New York prices
have again given way fully No per h. and alter
quotations accordingly The remarkable state Of inac
witty that has now prevailed for weeks past, has
been productive Of rapid accumulation Of stocks which
in some quarters are beginning to be inconvenienty
large. Nevertheless, there 10 disposition to maintain
show of rmness until the receipt Of tho next news from
Europe which will be due the course Of few days
The sales of Wednesday only amounted to 700 bales
tcrday $500 changed hands; and to-day 800 making
total since last of bales the greater portion Of
which was taken by Epgish and northern buyers
The demand il confined to the grades ranging from
lew Middling to Middling Fair. whilst the better
descriptions are entirely neglected. On referring
to our comparative tables annexed, will be per.
ceived that the total receipts at all khe ports since
the September exhibit falling Oh, compared with
last year. bales The exports to Great Britain
during the period, show q deficiency of 13e,24S
those France Of 53s bales and those to other foreign
ports of 1866 bales The deficiency in the receipts at
this port against last year amounts to bales Tho
sales of the past three days amount to 1900 bales and
included in the following particulars 80 bales at
cents, $50 at sl6 "A at Oh ZIG at lis 4s0 200 at
Oil 70 at TO- % at i0, 25e at l03 at OK oS6 at 9l6
200 at g. 500 at 2s7 at 81, 500 at 2ss at 9 40 at
g. All 100 at Oh 500 at Al at ~, and SO at 9tc
per lb. Liverpool Classi6caton-L and Missis
sippi- Ordinary 81 81; middliag ~ Oh; good mid
ding 81 on; mddlng fair 9z 81; tar 97s l0l; COED
fair l0K IL; good and fne II u.
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COMMERClAL.


New York, Dec. IL.
AsHEs-Ths market was rather more brisk o-day and
s5 barrels Of pots disposed Of at - So There
were sales Of pearls They are held at $3.50.
w. sale, for the last week 70 m TO- about
Also so bales of Cuba white at A cts cash short price
BsEADsrUFrs.-Since our review of this market last
Their which occurred last Saturday and the probability
of the closing of navigation for the prices advan
. ,ns
has been sold all along at s. IS s. lk for Georgetown
and Howard street. but will now advance probably IS
cents per barrel Notwithstanding the imme nsely large
receipts this season, owing to the large quantities
exported, now find at the close Of nsviga
ton, that the stock hand not as large as last
cars by about 100 900 barrels The stock hand now
about 45oooe barrels unsod and about the guam
ty in store waiting for vessels to export most Of which
has been Sold for nearly month. For corn meal
there has been more enquiry, and We notice
sales of 5000 barrels Jersey at So SAY, 1000 do on
which is a reduction of l2h cents The market CONT
nues to be well supplied with all kinds. The grain
receded since the arrival of the Caledonia The demand
continues goo and the sales about 900 bushels Of
and 81 Isl 5000 ino. ST. and 10 900 fair good Ohio
at 81 81 10 cash. There also sales Of 80 COO
bushels illinois, aud Is 900 Genesee on terms not made
publis Northern rye without variation and sales in
cuds 900 bushels at 76 cents In the slip, and 7sk
so delivered; and 900 southern, ~ cents Barley is
bring previous rates. 900 bushels inferior sold yeser
day at 90 cents Northern oats are du We quote River
ssc sIc;; and Canal ssc. ssc, During thi, week
trsmely large, the cosing Of navigation will hsrdy
affect prices muchn ac the stock Of all descriptions
of bresdstus hand sufficiently large to supply all
demands foreign and domestic, that prices cannot ad
vance great deal
CorrEf.-Ths market 10 more arm than II was a. the
close Of the last week. and the price OF Brazil has
whst improved The sales include 500 bags Brazil at
7sa7x cents; 200 Sumatrs, TX; $50 green and white
Java, skaex 200 old white Maracaibo, o. months and
and 500 Laguira, at 7kc.
CorroN-In consequence Of the incemency Of the
weather. the only buyers In market spinnsrs who
have taken about 800 bales to-day Prices are steady at
our inside quotations.
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Passengers Sailed.

Lvrsrool- s.eanship Csledonis, from Bostcn.Mr Fl X
schu. Philips. q Shaw, Talmer, A Robinson ew
York; w Coleman, fcnnsyiyania; Do.dea, Jr, fhla
Rsm,nstop, Aisoams; \ Robert. ana son. Matand,
Dnken, QusbscS Mrs Harrison, Qasbeey Cavillier,
Riehma: J1o Leaming Montrssli Dsmoehe, Canada
Brown, Liverpool; Palmer. London w Grahlm. Of
For HaIiislJ q Hall, Boston; r Macsnn, New Jersey;
YIN BsekoSy. rubles, MIR Foster and brother A and
HAvRE-ship Zurieh-Mr Mead and lady, Miss o Hicks,
Miss r. Bicks, Miss Hicks, ny orb; n1r q Lemeciex
and LADY, France, Mr. Albion, NYork; Lumsden, and
Topping. Canada.
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Sale Of Stocks 1T Boston.

ExcnANGk BOARD Dec s-lo Old Colony Railroad div
off ss - Boston and Providence Railroad Right. sse .?
Reading Railroad SIN l00orweh and Worcester Rarosd
ASK; 10 do as East Boston Company I7x; 80
DO slod i13<; 50 do ssOd ia; 50 do ssod y 7-le;
AT AUcTioN-l0 Rights Boston aud Providence Railroad
3sc 5000 certificates cent payable 1887
with coupons 93x per $2e0o certificate Mass
payable tn coupons per $aeee d. 1900 sach 1857
90h $4,000 certificate Nor City cent 9s
99k $1,000 Albany Bonds payable 1870
ady.ac:; share Jackson M,nuisetpIinx Company tP.I
(par $30I ISL 5 23Unted states do xo 10 Eagle Bank
az cent advance; 10 Union Do ~ per cent advanced
Globe ~ per Suffolk do 25x adj
vance; Bunker Hill do 81 advances Is Columbian
do 500 per share; 10 North do $S5 per share.
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not be the fact The plan Of separate Mexican republic
of the northern provinces about much to be relief
on, il accomplished the independence Of Yucatan
achieved under the auspices OF that notorious mounte-
bank, George Washington Dixsn To derive any profit
able peace from Mexico, must hold her in consoida-
To split her into fragments is to entail the burden
of arbitrator Of their eternal quarres upon the United
States There safety but in Of two alternatives
with Mexico either to give to secure her strong,
stable, independent government, to establish gov
States
Finally, in expectation Of favorable advices
from that constituent Congress- the only apprehension
being the fear that they be overturned their first
indications OF and banished from the country az
traitors. In such event recognise plan
advisable than storm Vera Cruz march thence to the
capital and occupy IL make General Scott President by
pronunciamento, conclude treaty with him. and then
permit him to resign favor Of Santa Ann Saas help
Santa Anna Salss to fight with the acons and
having curailed them judcious limits, and secured
them decent government leave their improvement to
the volunteers who may chose squat among them and
to the eight day wooden clock enterprise Of the
sal yankee nation That's programme.
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR
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DEC. h-At market SIS beef cattle, are stores, $500
sheep, and 645 swine.
Paicxs-Besf Csttls-Thc prices obtained last week
fully sustained, and quote the same viz extra
So 90; nrs quality IS as second - IS ~ third % 10
- 80.
storss-Buyers were not plenty, and sales were few
in number. Two year old SIC SIT; three yssr. old
at $40 t3S.
shssp-sslss qnck, at 81 as, 81 ~, 81 To- - Is and
80 Is. "A few fat wethers, IS So
Swine-One entire lot at &C., and one lot at 81 and
4c lots to psddlc at &C. for sows, and SC. for barows
At retail frem ~ to &c.
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A pr,ma dsnns, beth handsons audYsung,

A prlns denna, handsorne aud Ysung,
Was seated home in grief
Her mind troubled her nerves were unstrung,
And nsught could afford her relief.
To sing she mast that night,
That morning she'd tab en- cold
Aad she knew full we'll that SwcRf might,
mean Mr.. LopER, might scod.
She picked up the "Svr," as her only hope,
Aud quickly commenced 70 read
or HANcx SYRUr-not Joness soap
She sent for bottle with speed.
She took three doses, three hours apart,
OfHAScE's HoABHoUNp COMPOUND;
1t cured her cold and Raddened her heart
She says t,s the best 70 be found.
IJANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOAHIiOUND II
IL SOVEREIGN cure for COUGHS, COLDS. BRON-
CHITfs, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, &c
Price 50 per bottle six bottles fer - -.
For sale by SANDS corner of Fulton and Will am sts.
HENRY JOHNSON, corset Broadway and Chamber st. I;
aud Springs Esculspian Temple 81 Broadway
and Howard sts.; Guioa, cor of Bowery and 0rssdst
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TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE,

the use of the Glove Anodyne. This excnllent
article and will the most violent toothaehe pain
the minute. II unpleasant 70 the taste,
will the teeth, end effects Pre-
pared only by HENRY JOHNSON, chemist asd druggist,
a73 Broadway the Gsnte Building Sold also ieS Ful
n East Broadway, and Coddngtons sos Hud
II. Price IS cents. :
GParchascrs beware Of spurious compounds called
Glove Anodyne, intended to deceive the Be sure
and fer the Glove Anodyue prepared by HENRY JOHN
SON. and purchaxe only ofrespectabie dealers d3 lmsr
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WAsHINoroS, Dec. Is, ls46

Military Movements
II really seems that at last to have Lieutenant
General Of the United States army but who that is to be
dses not yet appear The of several mention
ed-some being those Of the Presidents desire Again
several named by ciqnss and parties AZ now
fairly into the war; and it has become consideration of
national expense it would be well for the President to
look carefully around him and then appoint the officer
from the army and of nearest rank who will bend every
energy of experienced mind finish the at the
appears attract the attention for this distinguished
appointment and his claims OF rank capacity and patriot
ism, enough to sustain any President In making TWEEN
ty such appointments.
The patriotic course which the General 10 promptly
took at the commencement Of Uhough some sup
posed is at the time to be premature sustained by
the people them and since pracused by the government
itself Had his advice and conduct been then followed
the would have been before tits time do not
intend to say aught against the President for his conduct
right in arragnng General Gaines and that he dong
his country service am satished that the Presi
dent is convinced that he in error though
Fundamentally and that General Gaines right in all
he did. T1t. 80
Such being the case, he could have no qualms about
now appointing Gen. Gaines to position where he
would at be surrounded by the patriotism of the
land, and where his great wisdom, experience, and
knowledge would enable him to do more service to his
country than any officer has rendered for years At the
time the President would give TO the people proof
that he acts for the good Of the whole nation and not to
advance the interests of any Clique or party.
Col Benton IL spoken OF for the place, but would be
great outrage to allow him 70 precsde such number
faction in the army But little il said about the Colone
appointment generally supposed that il is too pre-
posterous to mort the least attention only it
cause II is 50 far fetched. CAESAR.