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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Foreign Markets.

HsMBrRc, Dec. l9-Coffee- 1000 bags, in some
instances at somewhat lower prices Speter rmer and
cannot be bought at former prices.
AMSTERDAM, Dec ae-Money mafket some what easier.
Cofee-Java generally held frmer Linseed dull Sales
good ordinary Java Coffee in small parcels at o2Ic.
ANTWERP. no date.-Coffee purchases rather extern
sve about 5000 bags Sugar boxes yellow Havana
changes prices supported Cotton 5c lower Kico calm
and feeble. Raw Sugar without alteration; holders
firm; fine gray Hav realized IL 1877 in foregn bond.
HAvRE, Dec. 81. Coton-The last s'ennieh hit market
decidedly improved, and prices a shade higher The
Presidents Message seems to have produced lttlam-
preston for although the tone is not in concl Try
strain has given rise to serious
as to the future. Sales 1852 bales N. O. DIP a. 76f
400 do Mobile 50 6sf soc aasO do Upland 7of 1900
Stock u $500 bales, last year g. 500 eAshes-Fur.
Their decline 100 bbs Pots sold at 1879 62t and 80 bbs
Coffee Nat sales 900 bags ST. Domingo at 4oc 10 ~
Hides dull Rice aa 40 ties Caroline sold at fa! and a.
1o. At fas % 50 Kill Present
prices advanced, and 10 tons N w found buyers at
40 2l5:f tons co deliverable in Jan. f. U.s. and .
tons . IL ~ per ! xii, duty paid. stock 10 tons.
MANILA, Oct. Is Cotton Goods-Suitable goods are
saieabie but holders disincned sell at prices
offered grey and white shirtngs neglected. and Ameri
market over supplied, and sales cannot be made TO
proh;' sugar,ln Brown 2Oeo peculs sold at s3i per
unscrewed indigo-No ne qualities in he market
sapan Wood scarce. Exchange England abundant
and $4,000 for ms Bills sold ut as Tonnage wanted
Tor Europe.
BoMBAr Dec. 1.-The accounts from the agricultural
districts 10 the northward continue very gloomy and
should the present apprehension to the deficiency Of
the crops be realised there be doubt the
SUIT VIII be highly uniavorabe regards the demand
Tor British manufactures Money scarce, and Bank of
Bombay 2sth ut raised its rate OF discount upon drafts
from SIX to eight per cent Metals remains
without change Cotton recede ; shipments to Great
Britain very limited Gums-Afabic rs. per cwt high.
er, bat in Animi and Olibanum no change Opium De.
ciined 10 RS per ch.: present price llO0 RS.
ANTIGUA, Dec. l-Tae markets are we'll supplied
win american provisions, prices being steady, with
orfrr Ef.,xr
50 per bbl Prime Pork $l7 per bb Mess do $40 so:
Hams Ia cents per lb. =
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Medical Card.

u u Il M - II II y N,
NORTH RIVER DiSPENSARY, 3o4k Fulton street.
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consulted cou6deutay
all private diseases which he without msreuy
ssrain diet pursuit Recent cases, particularly Gooos
sTkICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured By DR..
A. improved principles WITHOUT pain or inconvenieaee g
the patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections OF urinary apparatus but
Surgeons should be allowed the
animation affected with enlarged prostate glands
nsr maeh injury from sykwsTd sstsiSnsTs
This Affection and the Of evils resulting from secret de-
stustve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emssons and ult
principles by restoring the to healthy tone and rein
charge. - .
n B-Dr M holds communion with medical pssendes,
advertising saEeon the city Bee his diplomas in his once
sOl Fulton Letters paid and containing fee viii
insure medicine and advice to cny part Of the Union
Office 20k Fulton Greenwich, New York. Opsa
from A. nj. to 10 p. NJ. daily. NIL lms1C
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Medical Aid,
DOC TOR GRE ORR

" ~ +
NERVOUS Constitutional. also sexual debility re-
IN ulng from certain iadscree practices Of tho
youthful and houghtess- Nature good
10 forge, her but will or later call them
fearful yeconing it sometimes proves be-
Among the symptoms ofthis bgng and desoatus habit
impotency nocturnal emissions, wasting Of
the body palptaon Of the heart shaking of tho
hands. confusion Of the intellect Of energy
disreh for reading for
yoacious appetite foed and sometimes total partial
ing, voice, memory, &C., and also the arrangement of
certain organs such the s,onach ver lungs BRAIN
For repairing and re in'isor,sing The ssn.ttutGS and
would earnestly recommend his nvgoatng, Tonic
and generously nourshe: the system
and is not followed by reaction the with other
needles its good effects and the lasting
Price 81 bottle Of half dozen for So Sc sent
by part Of the country what
and less the ingredients powder be
by mail much will make three bottles with full dec
tons and advice for S. and larger quantity rrorooa Dr.
Gregory consulted his private oces Nos Roosevelt st.
door from Chatham, at Al hours All communications
confidential, and by mail, be paid Patients in
waiting received in separate apamen and Of
each other DR.. q. regular Physician and Surgeon,
and has been than twenty the practice Of treating
private diseases ali their varieties. Terms reasonable
s2q rufr
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miscellaneous Recorf.

Packet ship QrEry OF rHr Wrsr for Liverpool, having
been unavo'dsbly Detained will positively sail tomorrow
morning.
Packet ship Lors PHnLrrrK Cas,of for Havre will leave
tomorrow likewise.
STEAMBOAT IoLAsWe requested state that this
has not been inside the Hook for the week. much less
lying at the dock wal erronsoosy stated few days since
Saif HOWARD Of and for Savannah put back
on the 23t Dec which port she sled from the 2h
GA The ish While al snel or oh be Island.
her sters Ga the I'D blew heavy gaze from INV with
violent qul during which driven up the Dee, with
loss OF man nast, &C.
sHp scRsr, Captain Fierce Of and for Boston, from Ma
nia, was wrecked OF Angler. The date n net gsl-ersw
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W The President has recognized Henry Gilbert
CHADWICK, as vice consul oil Brazil for the port Of
Charleston, and State of South Carolina


Albany, Jan. -, 1916, IL p NJ.
According TO previous notice the philosophers and
solons OF tne democratic party met in caucus tonight
at o'clock in the Assembly Chamber for the nomina
ton OF State Printer. Tho conservatives dhs Ieri
mate hubkers) strained every nerve 10 stpone this
election until as they declared the breacbes and dvi
sons in the democratic party might DO accommodated
Col ssn Young, Mr.. Tilisu, Of New York s.n,,,r.
Beers and Clark and Mr.. Bailey, Of Putnam sc 8.
were copspicuous IN their TIRE mendouS efforts ia ba,o
nize their distracted ranks! What-oh what Thcy
said story will the ides OF November tel Wsshan
be defeated, dispersed and routed forever This trou
bic was deprecatod- quarrel was the occasion of
sorrow But the "green-eyed monstern was
stronger than all other considerations Avarce selfish
ness and the power Of gold presented insuperabe
barrier TO the mpoent attempts of the honey and bar.
inony psity TO heal their difficulties After very pro-
uaeted debate MIR. Chase, Of Tioga, moved tho pre-.
vlous question The hunkers qulobled, the burne r.
tneI me previous question could be taken. The
motwe was palpabie-merely 10 gain time. The
huhkeIs could not understand the question The
Ssuous nnaiiy sBieed TO proceed to nominate a can.
unsy ,or STATE fiinter Immediately after and
at ii r NJ communication was Received nv ,bs Oh ~
man o. the meeting IRON Edwin CrosweII The com.
muDicstion was read, and 10 the man baJ ,ytsJra n
lie expressed his oblig stions for the ranx ,.as an
jor the continued support which the 9y bsd
from ,ne aemocraiic party and intlmsed that his nur
pose 70 Withdrawing was TO perpetuate and
the strength OF the great democratic party of liz
state. Mr. Chst6eId, of steuben, then nomina,a u
CASSIDY OF Albany, for State printer who received "a
votes On motion, William Cassidy was d,elar.d
mously nominsted for state printer A''N'
Ihe bil 10 abolish the Office OF State printer and a.
Lut up the STATE printing auction was ordered 10
Asa "aai1g, ana passed the Senate a. 81, Pm.
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Ss1! Is, Ej s;ss =. e., s.''. s
o s. 80 z Sa skF: n' S:s N%s
asas S'.:s
al / Fss.s; S. s. .;Ess BIZ ss ss sss.
@ NE. Ss;s r5l Ms f1is s
Nancy fs di.s al
Ms,.s., a-Ar Senator Pepper. Tri.s and sid ssh
Re Ts SsE Ss~ 6 AS
Thee Ss, s,ohs Wallis. salem i'm Ssahsss
Sunday but sh. found crank,
to the harbor The evening She has since been discharged
Poa5.so9IH, Jan Az Monuseet, MARSHALL Hs,r. for
S.ssn SS'Gs as9 sl aayrs for Men os.p. ye,eI
Pee y-Ths Urgent for Apalsehso,, h,. pu, back, wrh
with schooner Dec s,,h on fq s
ron: Arsonau,. New York ' A''"e'' '' S".e
IL Isss s f..
RscMrInr, Dee s1-sd brig Trinoleon Blivea for New
sASeoa. Oct ssld Grotius, Meacom, Boston alt. Eliza,
sa~soaAS, Oct I7-Ar Dart kennedy. Hong Cong sailed
9sssAroRr, Nov The sur,s tof Boston) from Manila
uai:d states has been wrecked of Aser-par' Of cargo
Nov s- Yumeh Steele Macao Oct sth Ans,s l';p,
Penang sod sailed Oct 18th for Canton, Nov ssrd Akbar
ST. M,cAKAI,. Nov 25-Ar Hen.co, New Yor,.
TAHsAoosA, Dec Par Ksnkawa, Ramsdell, New York,
IrrrL, Der M-Ar Dovre. ElerstUn. New York for Am
ToRBAy Dec -Ar Pioneer Lambert Bremen; sailed End
WMYmroA, Oct ls--Ar @ Adams, Ncksl,, Boston il,h
Farewell, Scudder, Liverpool.
Home Ports
BosroN, Jan 2l-AI Br steamship Hberna. Ryrih. Livl
Aft Hall A M
ar AZ the wharf al 20 MIN past 2l ar sch James
Wiscasset via Stem CD brig plymouth THIS Brewer
H s fI. "1n Mg S1 Not'n'
HolMg.' HoLE Jan 2l-A5 schI, Mosslle Dill and sarsh
R. fS. sG
frankfort Ia port the Others, and schr Mercy Hope, Tor
CmA.LAsroS Jan BAR brigs Moses, Lovesnd, NYork
ds, 81 Wanderer, Smith, Rum Key. Cid brig Eleanor
Brown Bsltimore .ss Zsrhyr Wed Ws:. INDIES Nvo,l
Below brig Pearl Atkins I'm Boston; schr Valiant from an
Poar Prss Del Jan asThe vessels reported in my letter
of yesterday drifting in the ce went lahore the after.
noon on point of Reedy Island where they remain
position they much injury have not been able
to ascertain their names.
bousd 10 schr Thaddeu HUDSON distressee
Also schrs Indiana Gross, Boston; Para
Ers g"f sd S.bs,e
Gardner New Haven Rc ,mond. Gibbs New Bedford Arr
g Mana Mso Se
don NYoik Fioa, Jenkins, do Engineer Whitisn Newnor
P%
Ty's Lumrkin, NYork; Chas H,apum. Boston; Goner
P PSTaae M Cha. Sskeson NYo4
Black River bound to Baltimore Edwin fovncs9wn Spen
5 s' ap
Ovocca Bouh do dol sy Trefethen do do Cid brig Char
Quad Went sea-shp Celia. Thatcher, Nfork
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

Baltimore JAM 90 Arr brig Amazon, Mon'eyideo schrs
Mankn Terry, and Chesapeake. Stewart New York Cid,
brig Siias Msrean, st Pierre.
CHARLEsToS. Jan 2l-AIr brig George, Yates New York
ton New Orleans. Arr goth, ship Winnegspce. Melcher;
Boston; barques Swan Blanchard Lendon Machoness OF
York bIaus Oregon Davis Boston Arr sh Br ship Port
land Robinson, Gre enock, &c days
MopLr Jan lSArr ships Lady Milton [Brl Hayes Liver
pool; Washington B1l Wilkie do Ml!icsre Brl Hunter
[Brl Bruce Liverpool; st Petersburg. Gordon, Boston
New ORLEANS, Jan H-An She Lesmahsgow, Londoo
lsgraph Kingston ia CD ships Dslmatia Bossn oswsg2
Johnston New York; bavque Constitution, Bremen Arr l3h
ship Paas Hull Eng briggs REINDEER, Dominique; Forest,
Providence RI CID ship Arabian, Lverpool barque Sabo
Boston. - ..,,
sAvASNAH Jan ac-Arr ships Ben Nevis Br Liverpool;
mock CID ship Chester Brl st Johns NB brig PheniI Brl
Ker, 0recnock.
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fsasss ngcrs Arrived.

L,yEnrooL-Steamship Hiberna fin Liverpoot to Boston
t;ksoo Mi..y ossph Fisher YIN Lowrey, Leu, Geo
GaIey' John Galley, Asmil,on, Bosom. james
al Csmer Godfrey Patterson Patterson Waldie
r pephni Thomas Lowndes. Hubbard, A Heard FsXon,
~ Hal Y Wos,d9asrikse VIM Henry. q sons. W Wat
Rpey, Chamberlain, 8 Lynde. W Crack i Wilson,
pollard jackson, Slower, Samuel Lord, Aud, w
peek Alex Mksy, A Il Peck, Samuel Teurweli, VogeI
S%1S Vss s Apssr s;sS yarfE CIV Gec;s
y Wright Ruin. Samuel Msrcat. J w Ware suoathers
saxon ertae Lawrence, Beckett G Stermecke ard
King, M'kean, Bolton, Pyke Giiden, O'Heira.
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Cleared
Mintufn. 'fN''' " SoaNN''
shp Sessore, Jackson, New ohsans.J Elwell & Co.
sup Robert ftrker Parsons, Liverpool, Robinson
nsaue Wm James, ueTcier, Mobile j ElwcIl u Co
Baque 4 Chspn, Walsh, New Orleans, X Collins.
br!g A,natIa, smith. Curacao, ) w Lewis.
pr. fort Leon, Curtis New Orleans Buck & Peters.
pris Mszeprs Coison, West lnoies. Eiweli u Co.
br,g lybee, Mccormack, Charleston, Geo Buckley.
Ssnr Shswmut arr-n, Nader, Brett Vose.
schr Cohiunet, Ellis, North Carolna Cook " Taylor
Schf MARIA Johastoa, Baltimore, johnson X Lowden.
Sc.r S,ndefeila, Sm.lley, Boston, ID w Lewis
Schr Marietta Burr, Knapp, K,chmond Allen Parson
Arrived.
Packet ship 0arick Trask from LIVERPOOL 1911, Dec 10
Coi us Co. Dec 2sh, ship standing h, showing
bise signal with letter IN il.
Below.
racket ship Nlontezuma Lowbsr. from Liverpool Dec s:
WIN md's, TO Z Marshall, Cioodhue x Co,
RACKET snip st Nicholas Peil Hayre Nov 30tb with
70 BOYD hncken NO other sight from the
IL Iehlands at shutdown. -
Lower Bay. ~ ~ " Wv
Sailed.
Ships Gladiator. London: Coauimbo Bo.t,n. Harlan
Rockwell Cork Henry Pratt Liverpool; brig On acoa West
lnuies The above vessels towed ont nv
steamship Genile for Hav ana, also sailed.
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COM M EKCIAL.

New York, Saturday, Jan. al.
BREApsTurrs-Qute contrary to all expec taons, the
news received by the Hberna had not the slightest eff
feet upon the market and there many sellers willing
to operate at yesterdays prices at that we
hear of nothing beyond retail
CoTroN.-The letters per steamer Hbernia were deli.
vered so late that transactions appear have been
made on the strength Of the news-he advance of one
eighth OF penny the lower grades at Liverpool
healthy ttae Of things at Manchester is calculated to
bring shippers in the Market if holders will make some
abatement from the present rates.
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AN EXTENSIVE RATTLE.
THE elegart and favoe Hotel Ds Duck Freres situated
a opposite Duane Park is be raed for above amount
py the M OF E.bsusry OF at at the
opoa oil The rscrs TO be divided thythree chances at
RI enanee tns w,nner becoming The pcs.e,'c q ,ne
Billiard Tables and all the sppuensncss The psopreors
beng dsous to business Philadelphia have been
induced by many Of their friends who anxious although
not enabled purchase their Hotel TO take ms method %
bring with n the who are willing To hazard
the necessary for chance wherein there "a more
likelihood than IN thousand 81 the vain specula
toos thar into day. The above Hotel was
renovsfea x spriur and furnished in the
stye and il now In the complete order 10 order that the
s BE- eouduced satisfactory the subscribers they
Themselves who are coletcnt to
decide any disputes that may arise.
HOTEL DIES Duck FREkES,
l6a Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
N,B-Gsutlemen requiring private rooms, have them
q rsdle Of chances, gratis. DDS lm.r
VN OOL-2o 900 lbs Western Fleece Wool, washed aud
w vasheA. for Ssle By T. X COLLINS AZ
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TO THE PUBLIC. :

DR.. @ r. OKTE W CHAP ~ "A N'S
IMPROVED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS, DYSPEPTlC
Bter. cough ard Chole Drops, and oher Medicines.
prepared from his recipes Of than 20 tested psc
Janndce Dop.ies in the Head and Chest Liver os.truc.
depending Liver and Asthmatc Affections Fixed Pains
the Chest and especially diseases Of private u
offered TO public by his the old esab
lshed cce Canal aud the only authorized agent
in the city Of New York. ls3 West Broadway until farther
inlQ 2y4 &Ic
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PHILAprLpHrA, January "a, 1876.
The T0rsisu Nerrs.


Tie Foreign Ne,cs.
The Foreign by the Hibernia arrived in Philade
phia at six O'Clock this morning, and was immedat
Issued in Extras from the various newspaper offices and
expressed South to Baltimore and from thence by mag
netc Telegraph to Washington. The European news,
as we have received it. is nothing than reprint of
Wilmer Smiths unsatisfactory twaddle All informa-
ton both from England and the Continent is given ,hro
the medium of the prejudices OF its editors and cores
pondens except occasional extract from an English
paper and defy any sensible form from it,
rect judgment OF the effect produced upon European
powers and people by the Presidents message. now
before the arrival Of the New York mail and until
1t does arrive bringing the erads analyst Of the Eu
ropean Journals, English and Continental we will have
but idea condition OF things and the stato Of
public feeling the other side of the water.
II is the hour for closing this letter aud vet
the New York 9o'clock line has not arrived. This
great bore and deprves people of the benefit
your Extra The pacific character of the is evil
deuced by the following transactions the Stock boards
and prices going up rapid rate large amount
ofbusiness done. State Elves went up to 20 u s.
Girard Bank to ss and Wilmington Il. r. to sO,s The
excitement is Intense aud may expect the spec
Juror 10 rage for some days TO come.
Sales Of Stocks at PHILADELPHIA.
FiRsr BOARD, JAN. $500 Reading RR 2sg; ZOE do
asi 100 do as; 100 Grard Bank. 50; 100 vcksbarg
10 Mech Manuf Bk Pittsburgh, 4si; Norristown RI
State IS, COZ, 1000 do, 69t 10000 DO e9 Kensngton
Bank 65!
AFfhk SALEs-lUuI . bhnk, "; % Harrisburg RR,
l6t s. wilmington RR, 80; 5000 State 6s, 6aI; SO Gi.
rard Blk, b5, 81.
sEcooo BoAsp-25o County So, 70, o.; 100 Girard Bk
81; Philadelphia Blk lo6; $50 Heading RR, b5wn 20;
90 do, Tuesday, 10 200 Bank, s.; 100 do 81 372 do
%. aS0 do, III 1000 State SIS, TO- 5000 do 69 rs Ken.
sington BIZ BOY; 10 Commercial Blk 80; $50 Vicksburr
s. 90 iarrisourgh lR, b5, IL; Chcs Del Canal stock
30t; Norristown RR, 81.
ArTER s.l,s-lao0 State 5s, 6e5; 10000 Reading RR
Bonds cash, COZ 5000 do, ooi 100 shs 2el lao Har
risturgh RR, rs 80 Girsrd Bk 81 10 yicksburg s. 100
Wilmington RR, 800.
There we're futther sales OF State S. at TO-
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NIOTHER'S CORDIAL.

E superior ecacy OF THIS aTtice when used IN The last
once rs nehIs would be willing, any scndi
nish he suie nes attendant Child Birth half and
place 10 c., i'd and mother in Of safety.
THIS qusck article but the prescription of reeuia
Pyscal who has made this branch Of his par
tuar study For sale 1872 Broadway Of John
Ivnsr
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Fits! FitS!!

Fits! FltS!!
IvANs VEGETABLE ExTRACT-An infalble rene
dy for Epertc Fs Failing Sickness Convulsons &c
One Of the proprieors Invaluable Medicine aict
ed for with this dreadful disease and this
whole period time under medical without
ceiving benefit on the contrary the fits were NOR
that thus afflicted Il well knswn that from
mortal this disease hiss baed the skill OF all Physcians aud
since remedy hes been discovered which Only restored
him to perfect health but hundreds can bear testimony
efficacy ofhe Vegetable Ertracto hitherto
ipvune.ble disease Thanks TO DR. vans for discovery
this lnfdble Remedy. All that thus afflicted may now
syail Themselves offs bessng-alI Invited call the
Principal Office, 1874 Grand New York have their
merous certificates Of may be Price One Dollar
per bottle.
VANS Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing all morbid
and corrupt humors and purifying the blood Price twenty
i've cents per box
dt0 im'r IVANS & HART Propretors
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sales OF stocks al PnlladcIphia.
Sale of stocks ut Boston

ExoHASoE BoARp, JAN % 1876 Charlestown Branch
RR, IS 10 Fnchourg Railroad, l49I 20 Eastern Rail
road. l03i do. 10 I04t IL do iel; is Portland
saco Portsmouth Railroad, s7t 100 Reading Railroad
2si lu0 East Boston Co, Ia! 100 do, lst 100 do
20 ist loo do, iaS IS Norwich Worcester Rail
road, 60 IS do, a6li 90 do, 81; 10 do 62t 200
Long island Railroad, sit so do, 52 so do, sal 100
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY Is.

suN hfses... .....1 10 8 a5.u
Sun sxrs...... rs OF HIGH WATER a.. 49,. JOAN
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READ THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical lne sspsc,ay
those Of standing receive and medicine
s The first applications neither residence requred
No .GReacsaffsst &. HETNE nj H.
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
HUNTERLAN DYSpENSAKY No. Division street. es.
Sbisted A. d. 1885, by presea the
cessuI Of disease OF nature for the
sale Of DR. HUNTERS RED DROP This medicine Is
the only remedy earth that sey be relied tho
roughly this horrd di1esse without injury the
all else have failed comprehensive
each vial with full directions which is warranted eec-
tuay all how standing,
deeply seated IN the system with less trouble the patient
and IN shorter of than other the
world, or no pay wall be taken Price 81 par vial.
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w OOL-2o,ooo lbs. Western Fleece Woo, wa.ted aud
w washed, fos sale By Elk COLLINS ktI
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SHIPS Hisdihtor LONDON; Coqumbo, Boston;
ROCKWELL CORK Henry fratt, Liverpool; brig Cumco
nuies. he above vessels were towed ont bv sIes
teamship Genie, for Hav ana, also sailed.
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this he would course, been lief as g lamb
towards Haywood. he would never have o.
.based the confidential hisnd4hs power be-.
hind the throne-of that great personage upon
the crumbs Of whose oficiastable he was then
aubsisting This appears evideai also, from
the half whining apologies Which he has since
offered on the subject.
Mr.. Haywood says:
aThe secret was Kept sacrealy upon my
part, aud no Wing Senator knew ofmy oPposi-
lion to the bill. With that view it was, that
down 10 the day before ! resigned, had no
conference with persons in Washington and
out Of the Senate upon this subject, except the
President Of the United States himself and one
Of his cabinet; unless it may be, that il general
terms, ! limited 10 one Of my colleagues in the
House that ] was embarrassedi bul he asked
no interview, end ! soughtnone!n
In fact, Mr.. Haywood's reply is a most con-
elusive vindication Of himself against the as
saults Of the Union.
We inter from this whole history; rs given
by Mr., Haywood: that President Polk would
have been satisfied, at least, if 20 more, thai
this new Tariff, set forth BY the Union as the
great measure Of The party, should have failed
ifthat failure could be brought about without
any direct agency Of his. Mr.. Pols breads, a
bove oil things, the Bankruptcy Of the Treasu'
ry, which is the inevitable result q an expeu
sive wal and a low tariff. In thu, he show
more sense and sagacity than those who lau'
their measures, without foreseeing % what re
suits they tend.-Cin Chron
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has been appropriated 70 employ Che poor OF
that eounIy.
The popularity Of fhenew Pope Is unbound
ca. The new PaPal tariff makes great reduce
tons on woollen mane i%actures, cotton goods
sugar and coffee.
FRASos-The French Chambers have tsrmi-
mated, and great has been the success Of the
Guizot ministry. The majority in the new
Chambers is supposed TO exceed 100.
Effects Of he aaasreda Tariff IL Englaad.-
Several markets have experienced the efeet'
Of the liberaI tariff which goes into operation
IN the United States on the LIST December
Iron has already advanced in price, and th'
manufactures Of Yorkshire are firm and imPro-
wing.