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The MusEUM-LGst might Of Mr. Sthbee. This is
the last nigh that this popular Yankee comedian
appear at the Museum, as his engagement in Pitts
burg precludcs longer stay. He will sustain his
great character of "Sam Slick the clock maker" in
the favorile comedy of that name; after which will
be performed the laughable farce of ''Huntng Tur
tIe'' in which Mr.. Booth and Miss Kate Ludlow will
apneaT.
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U-z-Tbe large and RAPIDLY increasing circulation OF
the e,C,Iipo,rp both in The city and IN the country
makes il an admirable medium for advertising and as
business il beginning to stir merchants store keep
crs and Others, should Immediately avail themselves
OF its columns
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO. 1t is
evident that the people of Mexico feel little in
terest in the war which is progressing between
their country and the United States; and that
nothing but force can compel them to take up
arms against us. The soldiery manifest disn-
clination to engage in the contest and their of
fcers set them the example Of hasty retreat.
Aud why should either officers or privates Of
that nation be forward to resist our armies?
We're they to prove victorious, and drive our
forces from their territory, it would only be
Strengthening tyranny by which they are al
ready oppressed; and hence they can have no
heart to risk their lives in a contest in which
victory would the more securely rivet their
chains.
1t seems to be apprehended that our army
under General Taylor, will be met in strength
and with spirit, at Monterey; but we have no
fears; for, whatever may be the Mexican force
concentrated at that place, it will not stand
sanguinary battle.
The achievements of Gen. Kearney-the tri-
umphant battles of General Taylor; and the
determination exhibited to prosecute the war
with unremitting rigor, must convince the
Mexican government that its best policy is to
seek the restoration Of peace-and therefore,
notwithstanding the inflated and bombastic
proclamations of Mexican generals, we shall
not be astonished if General Taylors arrival at
Monterey produce an immediate proposition to
treat for peace. Our government has done all
towards the promotion of peace that it could do
with honor, in sending a messenger to Mexico
with an amicable proposition: and whether
that proposition has been referred to the con-
sideration of the Mexican congress from neces-
sity or by choice, we must stand acquitted be-
fore the world, Of wantonly pIotractng the
war nor can our government be Justly censur-
ed for vigorously carrying on the war in the
interval which must elapsc between the present
To withdraw our troops, or to permit them 10
remain idle, under the circumstances, would be
to lose the advantages which our position gives
us, at the same time that it would impose up
on US a very heavy and unnecessary expense
We have manifested desire to have peace,
and fit be not met in like spirit by our enc
mics, on their heads should fall the conseuuen-
ces. 1t has been said, that our offer to negoti-
ate has been construed into timidty, or q dread
of the consequences OF continuing the war
Whether this be true or false, it is our duty TO
shew the Mexican government that whilst we
present the olive branch with one hand, we can
vigorously WELD the sword with the other.
Let our course, then, be onward, that, by maxi
ing the enemy feel our power, he may be made
to see the proPriety of yielding to all cur just
demands.
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OLD SOLDIERS. A writer in the Patriot Of
Thursday last quotes the following toast given
at the celebration Of the l2th of September, by
the Defenders Of Baltimore in lSl4-viz: sold |
SodeIs-Nay they not, like old horses, be
"turned out to dien Their country should re-
member, that, though their arms are now feo-
bic, they were once strong in its defence"-an6
the writer charges upon certain public officers,
gross neglect of the veterans who stood for
ward for the protection of Baltimore in 1914,
in making their appointments. 1t is seldom
that mertorious services, consistency of princi-
pie, or peculiar fitness for station, are taken
into account in making selections for public Of
fees. The man who has risked his life in de-
fence OF his countrywide has been wounded
in its service-or who has consistently, or
society,--s too frequently thru taside, 10 make
room for the up-slart politician, who has shrunk
in the hour of danger, but when it was over,
has vaantly proclaimed his devotion to his
country, and exhibited his patriotism as a pot
house declaimer upon the merits of party. Old
soldiers are seldom as valuable in partizan war
fare as old horses. If necessity induces them
to stoop to the degrading arts of the haeknied
politician, in the hope that their services may
be taken into consideration, they find, in the
hour orvctory, that they are kicked aside with
as little ceremony as would be used to expel an
intruding dog from the room. No: the man
who serves his country in youth, must not ex-
pect its gratitude in age. He may be used for
party purposes; but he will discover, that, in the
distribution of the loaves and fishes no crumb
ofthe one, nor bone ofthe other, will fall to
his lot, There are too many politicians ready
"cut and driedn for offices to permit him topaz
ticipate; and happy lit for him, if he has been
able by industry to place himself in such con-
dition as not to render it necessary to court
smiles where he would be sure to receive ffowns
Ifhe has received wounds in battling with the
enemies of his country, let him not expose them
to excite sympathy, for they will be more apt
70 produce derision. He will find few disposed
to ''bind up his wounds" or to "help him to a
horse. 81 fit be discovered that he designs to ride
into an Office with more than a shilling day.
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uT NEVER COULD HAVE HAPPENED
u BETTER! This was the expression of young
gentleman who purchased from us, in yesterdays
Lottery, the grand capital of $40 goo, in package of
quarters, He related to the following story, when
we had counted him out $287 in gold, for his prizes
Gentlemen, was just on the eve of getting married.
the $40 that intended 10 give 10 the minister, the
last Sl0 had in the world thought would throw
in fortunes way al your lucky office, and the re-
suit is fortune t. me for life. We wish him and
his fair partner long life and merry one. Two
prizes of $1,000 each, in packages, sold to custom
ers; besides several OF 5000, sl5O, Sl00, sc. EMO
RY s. co. beat the world in selling prizes
HERE'S THE LITTLE BEAUTY!
THIS DAY draws the famous little Small Fry!
Of a 900 DOLLARS | of $500 DOLLARS!
of 5,OOs DOLLARS of 1000 DOLLARS!
Tickets only s2-sharss in proportion
This is the scheme that tells to all who purchase
from The old established house of Emory g. Co. Now
for it, one aud all come 10 Emory 81 Co.'S this day
and purchase package
90 For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in per-
son or by mail TO the far famed l. lottery fiji m of
EN- Try & CO, u. s, Lottery Agency,
No, Caivert-st, 2d Lottery Office
1t from Baltimore street.
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OUR Book TABLE. We have received from Messrs
Sherwood s. Co, No N, Gay street, small inter
estng little work, called "Stories of the Fountain
Rock; a new series of Political Temperance Tales
by Howard Meeks. 1t is for sale at the above office.
Price 1Ol cnnts.
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HHOUsE FURNISHING WARERooMs.

Il Il NEW EOODS!!
JUST RECEIVED by late arrivals from New York
and Liverpool a large assortment OF splendid
BLOCK TIN, ALL BLAZE, HOT WATER and
STEAK DISHES, from II in. to "a inclusive Also,
Hash Dishes; Venison do; Coffee Urns and Biggens;
Coffee and Tea Pots; Egg Boilers; Dish Covers jelly
Ice Cream, Pudding, hanc Mango, Biscuit, Vegeta.
BILE and Charlotte de Russo heulds, &c. &c.,-all of
the most beautiful finish and workmanship. Deal
ers and hotel keepers supplied al the cheapest rates.
Alse large assortment of Britannia Ware, Walters;
Table Cutlery; Abata, Silver Plated and German sil-
yer Forks and Spoons; Solar and Hall Lamps; Lus-
tres, &C. Wholesale and retail cheap for cash.
C. e. WETMORE 4 CO.,
No. 10 North Charles street,
% opposite Union Bank.
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HORSE THIEVES. A gang of horse thieves
have been broken up in Montgomery, Fulton,
Warren and Clinton counties, New York, and
O number have been ARRESTED.
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CHANGE OF DAYS,

FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE AND EAsTON1
II eaFsGs7 The steamboat MARYLAND leave
6as5Sysa ss.saB fillmore on every MONDAY AMI
asSES 7 URSDAY MORNING at o'cocal
from the lower end of Dugan's wharf, for the abovs
places. \
On SATURDAYS, at I O'Clock, A. M. for Anna.]
polls, Cambridge and Denton, by Dover Bridge All
return on sunday.
She will leave EastOn Point on every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock. for Cam
bridge, Annapolis and Baltimore.
N. B.-All baggage at the owner'r risk.
Passage 10 Annapolis, so cts /
TO Cambridge ana Easten, SI.5O
COlored people, so ctsA
oC2 LENUEL G. TAYLOR NJ
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LATEST APPROPRIATIONS OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
n EDWARD BIRD.

ED WARD BIRD. II
~ No. 300 BALTIMORE STREET, n
between Charles and Light-sls. III
the most fashionable s' '7N ~
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. n
IInpo.teu ms seasoh-to which the attention of mel
chants ana buyers generally are invited. II
FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. black bIue olivpl
irowni green, drab, French, English and Domestic
CLOiHS, from , 10 $40; sup. black and fancy CASj
SIhbKGS, all prices; super embroidered Satin, pas1
SalIh, EeIVet, Cashmere and Silk VESTING: a fas
stock of Gloves Hdkfs., Cravats Hosiery Irndep
shirts and Drawers sc. sc. - t
FOR LADIES-One Of the largest stocks or n,e4
SILK, entirely ne" and very rich, ever offered IA
this city rich black Silks plain fg'd and satin stp
new style French Cashmeres; Nous de LANES; ne
style Cashmere Robes; Oregon and California plaid
entirely news new style Ginghams, superior oualit,1
rich white Damask SILK, for evening dresses; en-
bredered Robes, in white and COILS; Tareton RobesI
Swiss Jaconet; Tafletans; Book and India Boo
MusIins
SHAWLs-E Embroidered Canton Grape, Frenc1
Cashmere, Terkeni Printed, very rich; rich silk en-
brodeTed Cashmere and SdXony Net ShaWls; TIE,
KERR Scarfs Silk do; scarlet and fancy colored Gran
scarfs; one cartoon extra fine Thread Edgings and
Laces; do Swiss InseTtngs and Edgings, very final
French Neede-work Collars and inside do; Cuffs
Sleeves, sc.
LINEN GOODS-Linen Cambria Hdkfs, all pricess
Rich Embroidered and RGvery Bordered Linen Caml
brick Hdkfs; Irish Linen; Linen Sheeting; Damas1
CLOTHS and Table Damask Bird Eye and Huckl
abacK diapers; scotch Holons, Brown do, Whit
do; Damask Napkins, sc.
DOMESTIC GOODS Beached and Brown Do
nestle, all kinds; Prints of every variety and pricti
Sat nets, all prices, very cheap; 0snaburgs CotonI
Heavy fulled Cloth, for servants wear, &c. sc. u
Q3- Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectfuIfiI
invited To call and examine my Stock, they will fla
many choice and desirable Goods, which are not keIi
in crclusirs Jobbing Stores. Prices as low as and
house in the city.
J. EDWARD BIRD, 2O9 BALTIMORE ST.
C3 between Light and Charles
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OFFICE OF EMORY " co. }
nANA-.t., 4 Z

OFFICE OF EMORY " co.
Opposite Bamum's, Bait. Md.
{G~UFFIClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoii-
dated Lottery, class No, 81, for 1896 For benefit of
Frederick Female Seminary,
% 81 IS 20 80 80 so &C 81 As ST 60
% and 81, being The LIST and ID drawn Nos each SIS
lS and Ga, being the ID and 81 drawn Nos each 10
Is and 20, being the 81 and 4lh drawn Nos. each
20 and 80, being the 4th and 5th; or 30 and So be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 6
so and So being the 9th and 7th; so and &c, be-
ing the 7lh and Slh drawn Nos. each
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each
Ali having one only OF the drawn Nos. on,
1t EMORY s. CO., No. 2N. Calvert-st,
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A CAMP MEETING. Aspecial Union Camp
Meeting commenced at Perrymansville, near
the railroad, on Tuesday last, One ofthe tents
provided for the occasion, holds thousand per-
sons.
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BOOT THIS CIGARS!
Tune-F'DASDY JIM"
Every body tells me, o,
'BOolh's CIGARS are all the go"
went myself and found il So
Just as all had told me, o.
To 80, that is the place,
lfyoH need Cigars, where you must haste;
Or else, atho' you want puff,
Youil not be sure 10 get enough!
Then haste away, 10 Booths you know,
He keeps the best in the city, o,
Just step in his store and you'lI find it sd,
Just AS have told you, o.
N. B, BOOTHS establishment is in HANOVER
old and ayOrite stand. ssa4
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IMPORTANTf

HETGTILY IMPORTANT?
"a Il SMALL WORK ON GREAT SUBJECT!
The Claim Of the Church Of Rome to the exercise
OF Religious TOlelann during the Proprietary Go
yernment of Maryland, eXamned-by ]. F. Polk
Price l24 cents.
The BLIND MANS DREAM-Prce 25.
HOUSTON ANB HIS REPUBLIC, by G. Edwards
Lester-PIice 80 cts.
MARION AND HIS MEN-Price % cts.
Complete Statement Of the Tariffs of ls49 and
lS46-Prce l25 cts.
The WIG ALMANAC for ls47-Prce 1914 cts.
&c All the PAPERS FOR TIE WEEK, for sale
wholesale and retail, by
WILLIAM TAYLOR & CO.,
o3 Ii d. 5 and Jarvis Building
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HpALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DEM
-Ab TAI SURGERY-SEs. 1867. The Lecture
and Mechanical instructions in this Institution win
commence on the FIRST MONDAY of NoyembefI
and continue four months. n
new and commodious building will be in readtj
less for the class. Large and costly additions hav{d
been made to the Museum, To encourage emulaq
tion handsome set of extracting instruments WORTH
$50, viii be awarded 10 the member of the graduaFl
ing class who shall exhibit most proficiency 4
CHAPLIN a, HARRIS, A. M, Nj. D., Professor al
= the Principles and Practice Of Dental Surgery. q
THOS. E, BOND, A. NJ, NJ. D.; Professor of SpeH
cial Pathology and Therapeutics 4
w, R. HANDY, M. D., Professor of Anatomy an
Physiology.
AMOS WEsTCOTT, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Oh
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry. II
CYRENEUS o, CONE, d. D. s., Demonstration oil
Mechanical Dentistry. I
N3-Tickels of each Professor, S25; MatcuIatioltI
50; Demonstration, $40; Diploma, $50.
ocl2iw5W w. 4. HANDY, Nj, D., Dean, d
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0G- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. DR.. FULLER, Of 5 =.
Carolina will preach in the Seventh Baptist Church.
Calvert street, on TOMORROW MORNING, 4lh
instant, at II O'Clock The pablo are respectfully
invited to attend. Seats free. IT.
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THE TAhoRs OF PHILADELPHIA. A meet
ing of the journeymen taiIors of Philadelphia
city and county has been called, for the pur-
pose of forming "uuion among their fellow
tradesmen." 1t is to take place next Monday
night.
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i5E-The sale of GOODS advertised by JOHN
~ WHkT, Constable, to take place this day. is
fOSIfONED until further notice, 1t
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G3- WHY WILL YE BE POOR? When wealth
at your very door, and needs hut an investment of
few collars TO Increase TO hundreds and thousands
OF dollars. You can reve in wealth by paronlsine
that uckiesi of all lucky places. the great prize office
of COLVlN & CO., N. w. CORNER OF BALTI-
MOkE and CALVERT STREETS. They have dis
trhuted the past eight or nine days the mmens sum
of EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in large ami
handsome prizes, to their numerous patrons and
we advise our friends, both Of the city and country
10 make their purchases Of these gentlemen az thew
pay the strietest attention to business, and FOR luck
in lotteries they are unequaed. See the daily adj
Vertsemchts o3.4t
&C PROFESSOR E. c. WINE, Principal of the
OAKLAND SCHOOL, neal Burlington, NJ, can
be seen at Mrs, Dunbat's Boarding House St Pau,s
street, nea Markctst, during The whole of the pre-
sent week. seoq 5t*
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r mGriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, Ocr. 8, 1916.

g7g-The large aud rapidly increasing circulation Of
tne ,Clipo,rp both in The city and in the country,
makes it an admirable medium for advertising, aud as
business l. beginning to stir, merchants, store keep
crs. and otaus, should Immediately avail themselves
LII. n. nnlmnlns.
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HKANU DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
STATE OF MARYLAND. The annual communi-
cation Of The Grand Division of the Sons of Tempe
rance will be held on THURSDAY MORNING 9Th
Cclooef, al III O'Clock, at SLOAN HALL in Harrison
street The election of Grand Officers Tor the en- II.
ing year will be held in the evening, al s O'Clock
WIN. II. COPYRIGHT, C. Scribe.
W- Inc Grand Scribe will be in attendance at
81. Jos. w. Stewards, No. Sc Baltimore street. On
the Evening of Wednesday, the 9Th; and also at 8
o'clock, at the Hall, on the morning of the sth for
the purpose of receiving the reports of subordinate
DIVISIONS O3.eO3
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DECATUR7s NEMAINs, TIC Teulalhs OF COW-
modore Decatur are to be removed from their
present resting place in Washington city and
re-interred in ST. Peters church-yard, in Phila-
delphia, about the Goth of November. The
obseqnies will be attended by a military pa
rade,
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. pECEmBER ,
Arrived.


Ss.Ti,a WASH The has been ashore o. the Romep
ing after throwng ossI6oard 81 barrels Of lime snS bns 20
t2ns o. oass mas lost her and kee will 20 on
steamer Genera Lincoln. ""e ''V W u'e
Bremen ship Louise Name, wenke, days fun PhiAla in
Bark Msneheser SNOW II days I'm Boston; in baas.to
Bark Arof Hsett. II days frm Boston; in baa,t 70 A.
kins " ' W Az
Brig Catharine Mary Blanchard 20 d.v. I'm s,r.r,,
6rand with sugar and moiasses spoford r,i.uon I.
Am vessels; h Nov of Doubshesded shst Ksys ,rols
sspe ss rom When s Ss &. On he ;1d
fpars, rigging and part ofdeck load.
salt TO MISTER Sailed company with bark Hope Gray OF
fha for New York Left brig Stephen Bass Of Eastport
20 toad for ost The brxs Colombo sad Psudos Of
were wrecked reeeny Uaycos Groups Dec Sd lat "
- loo Y ~ spoke sehr Gszee, HowIsnd f New Bedford II
oa 81 Now o dsei o.s asd pus
also the late gale spit sails and has
much dAmsse n her rssagi ged put INTO New
Schr Willis Putnam Ere emsa from 81 Jobnsl r. vi,
stonason c. and Is hoas fm New Hsvsa with 80 hhds Of
Scar onon, Clark dys firm CALAIS with ballast to smith
sess COiunsia, Osborn, !, days from Georv,:own. C.
Win Hour 70 Stages Chairman ou the a. Nov was Cd
ss n a,. o . "a was ecwe off shoe Westerly ge
sehr cioa' Tyres, days from Thomss,ou with line to
sehr Flying Arrow ColamOre II days frsm Lneolnyille
schr sesuias, Cole. day. from Bat to Joha,oa Low
sehr Lydia, Post. dys fm Bait with mdre to ara.p
schr vernillion. Seaman, days FIRM Bait with mdre to
sehr Em'ae. - dys fin New Bedford, with oil.
Sailed.
Ship Glasgow for LverpooI brig Robert Brues for Bas.
lHonduras, } and Others. 80"
vr--
ReturnedThs Swedish brig Albion, s,liendoh henee II
Antwsrp s 10y With cargo Of rye has e TO
an Al u lank
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or c FL, IA pI;EAsEs az ~ DEEPLY JNTs

IN CERTAIN DISEASES OF A DEEPLY Int
RALfH, ASshor Of Il. "fiH1TI TsrA!"r &C.. beg:
'
90 Gteenwieh street. especially between the hours OF 10 and
That Ss.ias Ssss sssuIe and the "a1ou. IL.
On ~ @ The
as Weakness and irrabty Of the sexual from
nTsf K His :as :: *. # rI1
s" eas S ssns
who the ss s Re sGi,
presented eminent aud references bat which
Ia, , long . s,aee i D. cone nun Necessary.
Tia, any Of rank Or emnesss in hi. pro.s.on
sSs:s people Srss upon ssf
dss s S S.%sa
totally destroy the isprosSevs pcSsr L 's' acs sSs;
y n dSs
But With regard 70 the mole immediate train or evils, per
haps nothing fruitful as the psactee Of s
S Of $ for the
smsds, were good .neh are the yar,ons symeoms which
diseases differ from another that sense must tell
these facts those who apply him For instances s0ms
Other few hs1: been dssss@ P sasl.iS r
thsr were neither one nor the Other bat totally
~ ihs which painfully barns. the
md as' s
On slight bit whether the return Or not
ss:if nsT Ss "a
nd Ssss :!
dencs therefore, he would say II these rsmsr.s are
s . Il A be city ssy s0; .s $ sna
ss' Il , sssa k ssG.
With the o. T. /: sIstifyng
%s:; 81. s n Sss
e. ss n snd the cure
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GENUINE BEARS OIL

|INHE enormous number of Wigs Manufactured in this
country must be conclusive proof that the hair
ly neglected. IL be satisfactorily proved that IL
taken, would out
OF ten in which artificial hair Concentrated persp-
OF the hair can be subjected and s:tdote ts de-
sfucu!e quaines the Senuine Bears O1 stands alone
T. supplies the roots with most heathful nourshmeut.
darkens the colornR within the capillary tubes and
gives the iuxursnt locks, which prodaces. tendency
curl. .I7
Purified and perumed for olc, purpose only by HENRY
JOH NSON Drnsgist (succes.er TO A. SANDS Coz a73
broadway, aide. the Granite Building OF
Chambes street Sold ALSO leo Fuoa n East
Broadway; also AZ 800 Hudson street, Of Spring
U Beware Of spurious limitations. and be aud
chase ouiy the article prepared by HENRY JOHNSON
Price 50 ceuts and Is per bot le d. lmsr
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IIfEKFUuL CLkrhlGIcATIpN.
Cpississ.
Est, Orleals.

FLouRTho market has been pretty dull all the week
Geneses held at 50 % and So 371s Michigan SIS l2s
and 50 lsSs. Southern descriptions are dull. Small
sales OF Baltimore and Georgetown making at SIS %
as5 CO. Rye -four is worth SO SO a 50 CAY. we hear
Of no sales OF wheat Northern Rye is worth 1s 20
cents; Barley 81 60 cents; Northern Oats 81 80 and
southern 81 cents We learn by arrival of the Gale
dona that prices in Europe have receaed
We shall have a further Ieducti here.
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Passengers Arrived,

NhscHECFB ATIlVeUs
LiyERrooI-SteamshipC Caledonia at Bos,ou-Ftom Iiv.
sIpoo for Boston Nh snd Mr., fax Mr. Pyn ard lady Mir,
Shild en-, Davidson Parker, Wlsmson Sig Bcnedesti
Mr. wreneke, Gig Antoni Bar, Sig and seIvt
Major Lewis, MIR Thorspeckn, Ihos Medley Tqos Myers
n.ssrs shaw Coming Cas.qe sig sarquneo,s Sharp.
iess and lady, - Hcbe ron Lesy Sig Fafmsrco and
servt, Amondoid, Rsms,y, ID Ramsay Boid,S $3.50
Langley, Esenwim, Glnthein, NJ Andre. Jno Henry
FISK, w kiham, - iouag, Disey, John Davis
Mrs ,ndners maid scrt-3i.
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Michigan, Mrs Snsw-lo Total 80: