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q >t4.SA.> Gl.uA iNus AND 9TH ~ IL
u DRY GOODS. at NO. Is ". HOW.ARD ST
Handsome Cloakinas, It l2s and 81 rs per yd.
Handsome Cashmeres and De Lanes very cheap
Rich PRINTS, Of new styles, at l2s cts yd.
Cloths. CassimeTes, CassInetis and Vestngs
Real Welch Flannels, warranted not 10 shrink
Good White Flinnels from 25 cts. upwards
Super French MERlNOS; English do
Snperio, double width black Bombaznes Cheap
Striped blk Alpaccas, at the low prlce of rs cents
Bin and eo'd Silk Velvets; blk and cold Dress Silks
Cashmere, Thbet, De Lain and other Shawls
Domestic Goods in great variety, and many other ar
tices at low prices at
HAYWARD'5 Cheap Store,
ja2 No. 25 Howard st., Sd door from Fayette.
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SEDUCTION. Jacob Copenbam, of Virginia,
recovered a verdict of $4,000 against Samuel
Better for seducing his daughter. lie was able
to pay the amount of damages
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asILVEk PLAYING FLUID-For Plating
y with pure Sver-Cast0rs, Candlesticks, Cake
Baskets, n any kind of old plated goods, or any ar
Gle compnsed of Brass Copper or German silver can
b. instantly rcpatrd with coating Of pure Silver, by
nsing The silver plating fluid. Ii is pure Liquid sill
yer, warranted 10 restore plated goods of any kind
whtre the the silvprs off and eau be applied by
any peTsnn in G few minutes For sale. wholesale
and retail, by ALFRED II. REP,
No. BIS Baltimore street,
Jas Cd Tin Store above Howard street.
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DRY" will meet with immediate attention.
n24-tf F. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor.
&ELEING OFF!
- WINTER DRY GOODS!!
Broad CLOTHS of all colOrs and qualities
CA SSlMERGS, a handsome assortment
Beaver aud riint CLOTHS; SArTlNETS
Flushngs; BaiZt q; Kcrseys LinSeys
FLANNELS; BLANK ETS; CLOAKINGS
TWEEDS; Forest CLOTHS; Kentucky Jeans
Gala PLAIUS; Printed Floor Cloths: Comforts
Canton FLANNELS; Cotton BatIS; Waddmg
Mcrino shirts aud Drawers; HOSIERY
CASUNERES; MouslIn de LANES; AIpacas
BDMBAHlNES; MrrnOes; CaIlcocs
SlIAWLS-Tukeni, Cashmere, Bi0che, hierino,
plain and embroidered rnibet, Blanket, &c.
Together with large assortment OF Goods adapted
to all Seasons, viii be closed out low, to prepare for
the spring trade.
a. Purchasers are invited to call without delay.
HENRY w. COOKE,
ia3 corner Hanover and Lombard SIS.
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MEDICAL, OFFICE,

NO. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from BdlumOresl going towards the Dock
FNNAI&E NOTICE of Or. ROGERS NAME on
Il different parts OF the office.
Attendance from 3 A. NJ, Till 10 at night,
CURE W.gRR.8NJED.
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FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.
The Freight Trains of the
EssfHshs - Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Etss1Sssss3 b&.kASA Baltimore Railroad Company
S@ - sfsi are now running daily Except
sundays) belween Baltimore and Philadelphia.
q3- MER"HANDIZE, &c, will be received at
the depot, corner Of President and Fleet sts every
day Except Sundays) until : O'Clock, z. M.
&C. All articles must he accompanied with me-
mOrandum. showing the marks, destination Il name
nf nsgnee-and in all cases tht Freight on Goods
for vIv places (where agencyis estabished) must
be PAID n advance, otherwise they will not be sent.
dls-lf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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lnlermGdiate sizes at pr0portiOnair ralGS
Orders left ut the CHATTING RE TYPE FOUN-
DRY' will meet with immediate attention.
n24-tf F. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor.
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DIR. ROGERS.

W3-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECT
I NJ ~. . M
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6NOLD AND SILVER SPANGLES-For
VI sale low by the paper ounce, by
$50 p. A. MCPHERSON, So n. Howard st.
RERFUnTERY-In Fancy Boxes. Mrs MIC.
ri KERSON has just received from Philadelphia
French Ptrtumery, i'll fancy boxes, intended for hell
day presents. 50 n. HoWord ST. d2O
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~.
leans soon bark victor CLARK TOT Chacston snip NASSAU
loading destination not known ,.,,, 60,
LAGuArnA, Dec Din port bark faez wilkins, I'm rhad
unc; schr Orb, hamin, I'm baif, do
MATANzAs, Dec lin port pr,g w walker, Eogcomb
for abt 18th b,.k Chester Wnson from War
ren M, Dig Olano uih, iottei, rom ircSiuxnee
PIcrou. Dec ie-Cld schrs Banner, Card NYork; Esss
fsngsIe Boston:
MO yANEiso, nov i-in port, whaIe shIP Uhcs, oteu
from Baltimore anc; Nscoeh.e Smith from Mo Grsnds
sa', DO; orgs Chpoa'. LEHMAN. ior banmore, idg
tevideo, DC; trederck, hsnche do do Chenamus, Her
man IT, Cadiz do; snator Kelly DO mssted schr Han
nah, Woodmsn from Montevideo do Sid 7h bark keune
hec,-N York ilth. ship Yazoo, Warrington, and bark
kothschild, New Orleans - :,
Sr JoHN's, NE, Dee s-Ar Rapid Lakeman. NH~t;
VIM Warren Feeling Boston 9TH, SYRIA MaTsters fhiis
delohia; Joseph Howe, Moore bestoni Mary Hammond.
Hamilton, Baltimore 9TH feowship, Armstrong, York
LAT issbella Helen arsons, do Nov 20 Zero fks, bos-
t2n Cid, sh brig Vanguard, Card, HGiifax 3d. Wauior
walters Boston. Adeertised scr Joseph Howe, Moore
ior Boston.
IT AsDREws NIB, Dec 2Arr schr Mary Jane Eastport.
Cta gin, sshr Defiance, Harper, Boston.
OF THOMAS Dec 6-Sd, schfs Zenobia Brown, Barcelo-
sappoea spanish MAN. and not for Perrambuco
he n report Of the Fashion Baltimore 9Th, WIZ
1 Brya1t, Elizibeth city. d
~, 81 Dec 8-Ia port brig Adelaide for Bat
saons ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec ga, R,sb .rbr Hayrist P;ok
ham, Demarara sch. Duxbury EIdase and Baisnee III
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Foreign In,portations.

DSy sTasTISnisso bars o1 Nsylc co.
plf HYDE 6 Johnson SEQ p IS,l.dspsi,-s *.
SIT shsTs Koop so S,g. DnS
ss:ass sfeSeSTIcs {. Ssa,s; Ms.Esss {. Riss.
sti; Meyer 1 ssa-s sSi. i.s
sd es a Ca e Ms e FWsb.
s,1,s. ssigsyd-ls pig. 6o$s. so.ses
aSda: pas 6 s.sp s";1 AfsS ,sst, S.:
F&sip SG1s ssdss bliH bale y:r n
Cor,s eos Wrs sa H s s.
Has ss se Stone ss'
81: :,ss anvil en-
,Ss: e.. is ~:
sA; % s.; Esl.: SSIa s0ss
"a tsssys etis cfs lap
d: SKI e.s' Pig. s.s cers
:Sjs.I Pie ss Ms fHss
Dss ss.sfa s e HId.o m9. , h.cSs Ca
Booth B,xei BiSsS:h-ii q sIsIdia SECS . VAIN:
SssspsSs% isss:s:ss c.;s!
Balm aeS ope WOOD eos
thsSs
= Need, TsyiS; ss@s Tis.Ss Young I sSH Il
hs1Ssr s, oo msc ys Ensee.
Ss, 81 jsSs sS;.
ia Rog.r a., i,nvr r. ' c pr nssue Sudin
q "0r,' Sud 1 ' q et rsysn sSIz taet-s
usnoa, = Cot'e,e co.. MpIan renn-zJ pu
co., es.enpers xeoa uoss Thor.p.etep e
a. ahhs To- Covih rlsmms-o rsnemot Du-
% Ro i,oo4e', 'chss col Derss-
nes - pos 9uu.s 9,u.t co.. n Dei .smes Dumou-
SON. Co IKE CO.. W Smith ee%i, Sorpwis,
nnsesssrLIo H n = n VpPsnneln COS Gk
Snpi9s po.esm nasch5o L,ppoid CO.
= Tn,n.s Cav, y % ~ 49,, ,an pSnaIa-
ERu,ehI t,srn.t,nc"i Z Psrr.,s Nf Cd A. i p0,esn
II Bernard Mondon~as Brsse-Io l. Crr,;." =
Bishop, sr-io a Waller 0ro.venot 4 col = X
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$50 s'' hs%ssas @ 1;
Si r.;I fIs"sissa:: ssss
s.: Henry K:s; DsS; Ssi,shis g, v Hsas
5;ysH 60; Dc coSIsy; quarry Coles
ae: F1s;:. Coli 8 FsH; n rsy SsI;
.sssn sss' SIssi 'sy ss
W';1SxTshs, myis : .Ss.vl T Y"
(oshI;11.s Fly H.rsoem oa. su.-, Site, fss
SsUnbsIy snSs-s Little, Alden so-ll k.aPs,ass
:sadsst1% tsSs Bradley cell Hsi!Sw; N!I. e.
Christ eo.i kisiias. Bro.-iF Van Hrdsls Co;
fi. s' SsssSs'c s s:onos S'S
Seo,i Davies jons.- Smith CO. RS,enisld
SS..d so y: sss Ire
g Ahreofsld,--li Brady coll He.senbeg eoTis
ss b,;s ss Mas 1oa
B.us-a Covills IlsnnSsEA T Sc s.I. sosH De,
81
4 KSsi,.-, Bishop FIsIs:Si I9n sS,Aa EOSa-I
fi sSss osiIs CO.
TS1,s Birth Ds%e1 Bsa Mo' ss-.r f.fS
smith, Sumner ee%i iii.on rs.srsa Lane, Lsnson
IrsaaaS-Bari shannon beeis marble Phillips co
sss:. Sss, S':s :on: yosi
mdse w Fyse x aoa-3 marble Works cs A
Ea:e'Fs 'Ss 'i5ss Adams
% cks acid q DO e,rh Is lQuoce paste bre hsnpt
Chum-8 bales Wright, sturgess Shaw-4
store E,nenputch-zo bis seed Fort-i pks Schmidt
cases silk Cottenet col pck paintings. Sey mour
80 cases De Rhan Mo rel key anchovis boz mush-
rooms Pasdscsdi-s bgs almonds case m arbe bronze
10 bbs anchov IL olo pck platngs 3, do
hats Is cases mdse 81 blocks marble, order st-es
MARsEILLEs-Ship Mayana-1 pkg, bxs silk Hunts
csks verdigrs schrage Koopi do Duth Cousinery-s
thanpt Chun-l silk A HsnIey-i box w Plump
pkgs silk Honel2 bxs H Vaccare-6 pkgs cream tar
Ia. bog preserves Mliet2o csks vine, 100 bales a.
monds 1000 bks oil Chamberlain fheps-ll csks verdi
girls so baskets beg mdz I?3 bks wine hampers
~ bottles Michel.2o bags almonds box Robn.or-io
Ciciecter-l box McCreadv Aanck6 bales bks oil,
csks verdgris 20 bxs mdz % bags almonds 10 order
ST. M.RKs-Brg Emeline-9 budles skins BIB! bxs Tay-
Tor Rch-I26 bales cotton i6 bxs Hilbrook Nelson
bx Swirl hurlbutt-s bxs tobacco Allen Meyner-5 bxs
IS bales cotton Fox Lvingson83 bsles cotton 30 hides
Coe, Anderson Coz bxs Surges Clearman-1 bxs to-
bacco Hopkins Allen bales cotton Maitland-47 do
Orray, Tacfo do George Trimble-l box
Sheldon, Phelps co3ol bales cotton % boxes order
MAr:AsILLt-gr brig Csrolnsm,ss logs mahogany 2sa do
palm leaf S sticks Hatch wood barrels honey Pavensad&
Schumacker.
ST. MAaKs-Schr vctory-il bales cotton Coe Anderson
co-l82 d. Taylor col8l hides Norton Ladd-7 bales
cotton Hoibrook Nelson coz do J Keso.
MARooNE Sc Domingo-7 logwood % bags coffee 26
pieces mahogany l24 doubloons A Rooster X CO.
Domestic Expectations.
FRANxLIN Ls-Schr Expedite-9s hhds sugar lo bbs
lasses ID sayre.
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miscellaneous Record.

BnIs NOBLE, of Lubec, Demns from Rotterdam Cor Bos
% the crew Of British schr Two Brote andooed of
Cape Breton
BRro ALrAvELLA, at Kenaebueh. a'th, instant, IRON
sticks timber and plank.
Bsio. ApxLrA AM, Of Easport, sh,w from Halifax. Nov
harbor 18th.
BHIe ssArrorr, tswedish) Beekmsz, s DAYS from NV
pumps choked, &c would have to discharge.
BARK ALAsAMA-Ths vessel, which has been. expected
this and eroreously reported az the
having arrived was blown of when whra 50 mies Of the
been received al Bo,t fom the "a officer dated Apssch
cola Dec IS, which th,t the I'd day out
;s S s. sSs
. .S,e mos 81 yale s1s Sns s qo hS
wind and srud under reefed o-esa for % hours on sh
main yard End on list inst bore az Tor Apslacheos The
took the last gale in lat 3s, Ion ".
Foreign Ports.
BLEwrrrLp, Central America,) Nov 2jn port bark e.
lea Augusta tof Bristol ~ MeIatyre, from New York
Bosamr, Nov asyIn port brig F.Ieoner penni:on lftom
Conn I;L.sD tsP;psh Msin) Nov i7-In poH schr Horn
pssssa.s Dec sna po -. Sas zub.,, Kelly, from
Boston bound 70 Lseusyrs d,chE iesi Fairy fhom,
W.f ,oa ySSSPs S:
town d.chf 70 sail 10 day., Meteor, Hunter New York
s.sn. MeCnoeL Eesw%d Isisnss 1 S.eSs 70 sail
Gays.
GrAy,euL, Oct lssld ship Seaman, Myrick. and BRIG
HALHAx, Dec 2o-Arr brig Noble, Demipe, FIRM Rcttsr
dam Tor Bostonput Tor hsborhsx brought in the erW
q ,he British schooner Brothers, sbsndonsd az
Beekman., New York hs days. with cargo 81 rye,
1c bound to Antwerp, having sprung Hp, a ns,e
MO. reported bound Phi sdi phia hsvpg been blown
4; 's =: NV ssa:
Come Bonney uba 3sh brig May rrr, s,,ons
Boston. 9Th. 6sis Flat Bossen Oh peu. caheos DO;
thew rot away about the a1d yhe brig Adea Ann shaw,
which was before spoken hs the harber putting back 70
Hax oVjag the wind had fsilea
to ward and hiss BOT into jsnee into tfe
Harbor the eastward OF HI The schr Elr, Ann load
HAvsx Dee Sin port ships North Carolina, Dymmond;
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DECEMBER II.
Cleared.

Cleared.
hH:s ST. sH a:%f Sa s csll
. ,as SeS cqpn .pi SG, NJ:
Chsre ston, Tuahsm 4 bimon-sehs Cordes, ThorndiIs
FIT .s
Jessps ISSy
Dec wI.S S:s %R,os sn its
cs: signal. with ship ;sowaa red
%
g. Sng 90 saw ship which we took to Be the packet ship
o%. , NsT with md
] ct
days since then she has had almost westerly
Packet :5ip sss:!sad, Knight, from London ard ro,:
Se Nog bs T., to Co. Since me s
generally from WSW On Christmas night she lay he
Ss sSs
ceved no damage Anchored in the Bay Tuesday after
81. Orphan So day. from LysRoS with nd.s
ms SsP nRs. from M,se: s Nov with
and q .pSi %' ,s
ns l,s from had
!a q 50 long II 80 spoke brig deOrse Clifford from Boston,
Bar! MCnts1uma, {cf New Haven, Thompson. from De
master. 5000 smith Tuttls New Hsvcn '''' "
Swedish bark Oiof Ncsrom, Is days from Antwerp,
Bark Stafford Robinson, Il days New Orleans. with
mdse Robinson Dec l6, lat 20 go long 81, gale
.% sW los: the srstopnss i,s and Wing lib s boom
~iad ifon " split close Ieeed rop:ail '''''"s
Bark Matches, Graham from Boston. in ballast Ho-
Brig Caroline, Heard from Manzacila 20 days with wood
tobacco and palm leaf to Pavenstadt Schumacher Left
u Ts @ IL with bOsss and supplied the brig CLARION
Wilmington g. with SALT in charge Of her second officer
ashore on Coral Reef of said Cape when the Captain Win
mis- WIFE mate aud four left her and she drfted of
ri 70 he s So. %sts her
Mobile bound to Liveipooi-wied to be rep rted
West. and Csry.o,S Barstow Pope, with part Of
away C.rysford Reef Left brig Adalns Burt FIR New
British big Duck Cormck days from Grenada in bal
last to Laurie Left brig Star for York j. OF
mington, q, for Boston, out days
British brig Mercury Dean, as days from Ba.badoe bal
Big Emeline stark days from St Marks with cotton to
schr Gsnges Handy. of Sandwich "a days from Margone
sehr EIped, Racket, IS days from franklin. La vi.
Long Island Sound, The has been blown off the NV
gale 18Th Instant Lay % TO- long q Is experienced severe
sehr Victory Lewis. 10 days from St Marks with cotton
sehr Adrian, Wsipooi, Norfolk, mdse to Hunter.
Sosp Olive Dausey Conwell from the wreck Of brig Re
away.
Bremen ship A Won Humboldt, Whether, from Bremen,
Also, bark Mary Morrison, from Glasgow.
Sailed.
Ship Sea, Liverpool. and others
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on raw sugar will on the Let proximo reduce their
prices and We accordingly omit our quotations of re-
lined for the present.
TocAcco-We notice q good depand for the season,
with sales Of las hhds low grade Kentucky and Virginia
at tx cents; 100 do Kentucky, AZ; so cases new
crop Florida and IL 49, and 100 do Connecticut, q
TX cents.
WHALEBoNE-The sales since last for export con-
sst Of 40 lbs North West Coast "a cents;
lbs South Sea- 81. cash.
WISrs-The sales include $50 qr casks Sweet Malaga,
terms net made public few butts Sherry 81 l2h
81 90; and some Sicily Madeira, IS cents mos.
FREIoHrs-Continue brisk, and to Liverpool engage
ments Of grain have been made at Sd bushels which
rate refused yesterday for corn -four taken at osa
So Sd per Dbl the latter for all PARCELS and cotton
per ID for square bales-76d asked To London there
is still plenty offering at previous quotations To Hsvre,
81 IS per bbl for -four has been obtained which 10
advance In addition to the above, hear of vessels
being taken for ports in ireland at per bushel for
grain and for Glasgow So AID per Dbl for -four.
REAL ESTATE, AT AUCTIONS story house
and lot, No. ls3 w lillian street, corner of Spruce
street, "a feet inches front William street,
- feet z inches rear, SO feet4 inches Spruce
street, and os feet inches the other side,
lot on the south side Of 18th street, in q line
with Washington street. as laid down, 81 feet
front. 50 feet depth side, II feet inches
the other, and 80 feet in the rear. at .. GIL Of
lot 10 feet west Of the above IS by l00 at 323 90
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GALvIENsis.
WA.HINGros, Dec. %. Is46

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30, 1916
The Senate, to-day, after prayers and the journal, on
motion of Mr.. Mangum. adjourned Nothing was said,
net word Of allusion to the sudden unexpected and
lamened death Of that esmsbe the Senator from
Louisiana Mr. Barrow at Baltimore; but the gloom
all the faces of the Senate plainly and too truly told the
sad Mr. Barrow it is understood went to
Baltimore as friend of Mr. Davis, and with view Of
standing his friend in the contemplated affair Of honor
between Mr. Davis and Mr.. Bayly, OF Va, meeting
happily averted thus far, and which doubt not the
unwelcoms fa of Mr.. Barrow will for ever prevent
taking place. We know not, but does appear ss q
judgment upon the principals in this matter that one Of
the best menof the Senate and of the most exalted
of In character should thus in the very prime and
vgor Of robust manhood be smitten down to the dust
We saw him but yesterday were fresh and strong
in his manly health bearing in his appearance the pro
mise OF the years Of patriarch; but he no more The
senate will Of course relinquish all idea Of business
houses viii commence with the fixed purpose Of doing
the work before them.
morning. reporters report The motion to amend
Col Bakers resolution of yesterday, proposed by
Mr. MGsughey (whig Of Indiana, that the surplus pay
OF such officers receiving at the time their
pay members of Congress and also officers Of the
cee5ngly out of place, and very properly withdrawn;
and The democratic proceedings of to-day, though we'll
enough to secure the faithful disbursement Of clothing
&c. viii admit of the imputaon of party spirit and
equally out Of place and out Of TASTE matter where
the honcr oil the whole country blends all parties into
the great American people The government Ia at war
with foreign country and any effort divide the sem
tmep Of the people for party purposes ought
be secuted out OF countenance And yet apprehend
the breach between the wings and the democrats is
widening instead Of lessening The wings have made
misPlay, and their opponents determined to drive
them TO the wall
But for the sad occurrence ut Baltimore, we had ex
pccted today the Senate of the Ex
ecuve project for lieutenant general a scheme the
consequences OF which, either for good bad IL il i'm.
possible TO anticipated before the complete exposition Of
the plan is made known
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RceadafnHa.

CINCINNATI Dec. 23.-Grain-The millers generally
pay soc per bushel for wheat, with light receipts We
hear Of transactions in corn and quote it "a 2sc in
large and small way. Oats would now command 25c
from river. sale for shipment of 40 bushels at $780,
sacks extra No change in rye or barley Flour The
extreme rates Of the week So 40 s. S. delivered
ranging prior to Friday at 90 40 So 6 large share
Of sales at and below 80 ts On Monday the sales
at - 60 50 6 mostly at latter rate part delivered
The transactions the week comprise sales to extent
$4,000 bbs Yesterday the demand continued good and
prices pretty well sustained OF city mills $500
bbls sold In lot at So S. devere 2200 coun-
try in sundry lots at So 50 So 6o l4o at latter rate
delivered.
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The Van Ness Case.
THE DECISION or THE COURT.
WAsUIScroy. Dsc

WAsHISGToN, Dec. 20, 1915
Mrs. MARY A. w. Conner, claiming to be the widow
rage with him. Philadelphia 9th August ISIS insttu
ted suit before the Circuit Court Of the United states for
this district against Van Ness of the
deceased the defendant The trial has beer ssing
for many weeks AMI at the close of the testimony las;
week,
Mr. BRADLEY prayed the court TO instruct the Jury 10
wit That even if they should admi, the whole Of the
testimony and papers and letters Of the plaintiff
doubted evdenso still the evidence was not sucen. to
warrant the presumption Of a marriage.
JrpcE MossELL decided in favor OF the Instructions
sustaining his decision with examination of the law
and the testimony, and followed by Judge Dunlop
to The same effect.
The instructions We're given to the jury. and they re
tired. and they still sitting upon them and doubts
are expressed as to the result but we shall see.
Mr.. BasNr pronounced this unprecedented de.
csion and said he should appeal to the Supreme Court
we shall give you Judge Dunlop's opinion tomorrow
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-shp Iows-Captalu Joha Castof, Ms Mary l.
steerage.
HAyRE-Shp Duchess dOreans-Mr and Miss Fleming
and Mr. Hagedoru Of Philadelphia; Guizo La GroiI
and MIR Bockln, OF France and $50 in
deaths aod oae birth the passage.
LoNpoN-Ship Switzeriand-Dr Joel Shaw, of N York:
Prois Hornsford, Albany; Mr. NJ H Hyde, York
Msrsnt Pas Thos Pearson, London aud So in
age.
LLERrooL-Ship Orphan-R L Welsh, Mrs Ann Welsh,
Walsh Hins in the steerage-four died on the
passage.
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Important to shippers.

The undersigned, owners agents of vessels en-
gaging freight from this port to Liverpool London,
agree that and after this date all reighs to either
port engaged by either Of them, shall be condition.
that the freight shall be paid immediately the landing
the Bills Of lang before signing to wit 80 Freight
to be paid Immediately the landing of the goods with
out any allowance Of credit discount to the
signee" They also further agree, that freight cot
ton shall be charged on the invoice weight which must
by furnished by the shippers before the bills Of lading
signed and the amount Of freight to paid specified
on the bill of lading.
New York. December 2sth, 1916.
Grinnell. Minturn Co, John Griswod, Robert Kerr
NIT, Nesmith Walsh. Edward X. Collins Co., Cook
& Smith, Woodruff x Minturn Durham DImon,
Charles II. Marshall. John ogden, Taylor Merrill,
Thomas Winslow, Sprague, Robinson & Co., D & A.
Kiugsand & Co., Slate Gardiner s. Howell, David OF.
dem E. D. Hurlbut& Co.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Brighton Cattle MARKET.
DEc. 2e-At market, S2s beef cattle, 200 sto es Is
pairs working Oxen IS cows and calves, $3.50 sheep,
and 200 swine.
PRrcks-Besf Cstte-A decline in price from last
port Extra, IS IS so first quality IS rs; second
do 81 so s..
stores-Yearlings, 7 a 50; two year old, ~ $l6.
Working Oxen-No sales
Cows and Calves-$23 50.
Sheep-salss at 75c, 81, 81 rs, i rs and so.
swine-Lots ct Wholesale ana 5c at retail, AS &c.
Il extra Sheep, fed by g. Clark, Of Otsego CO., New
York, sold at $40
The market generally with the exception of swine)
lower than at Last report.
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Domestic Markets,

BALTIMORE Dec 29.-sales yesterday Of 800 new beef
300 bbs. Howard street -four at 81 76e4 81 and 400
do. City Mills at 81 81 The -four market IL dull, and
prices tending down meal So SO. Good to prime
red wheat 30 100 cts white corr Sc 81, and yellow
SO to so cts oats 80 cts whiskey2 22K cts There
more rmness in provisions and holders asking an ad
vance.
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Now Bcdfortl ON Market,

New Bedford OIL Market.
SpermWe learn OF sales of 296 bbls at ST. lao bbls at
do and in Fsirhaven 200 bbs at ST. and 100 at OF per
gallon and in this town sale of 400 bbs terms not
TRANSFERRED.
Whale--We have only to report a sale Of 100 bbls,
dark at 37c
Whalebone-We hear of NO transactions
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ports would have been. II precisely Of the
character.
Texas urged of the main arguments against the
claim of Mexico her fealiy that the latter could not
conquer, and did not occupy Texas. similar argument
holds good against her claim OF Santa Fe.