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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14
Port OF New York, December IA, Is47.
Cleared.

Clearcus
ships-Galens, Leayitt. New Orleans W Neison South
Carolina, Hamilton Charleston. Gto Sutton -
Barks-Jobn Gardner, fedcrson Belize, Hon, + Alexan
d.r; Charming. Adams, Port Walthall, Brett q Vose.
Brigs-Sophia, Koopmsn; Barbadoes balget Peek u Coz
Unique; Water Lily SS'( Daan e johns MI Y I.au
wig, Beca Kunhardt; Mary Ann Jon's Collins, New Or
leans Taylor; Clinton Andrews Savannah sturse' Clear
schs- Espedarte (Por situra., Lisbon riSe Mintnru
< Co; AnCinettc. Mansfield jacksonville Brett Vosc Gtn
Locf do X IA Demili; srgaette Woeam, Petersburg; Po
cahontas Richmond Allen Paxson Cicero Baker
Philadelphia, A Pa,ten; Lady Clinton, Cranner, do
Arrived.
Bremen bark Hudson, Hohort. Bremen, a days TO L
Bremen bark Heinriches. Weting, Bremen, "A days with
mdse, order.
Bark Condor. Tiob, Grenada Nov Is, and 1T Crox Dec l.
Bark Jssunun Vnal, Rio Hachc, 90 days. 10 Boomer
Graves Co Spoke off Nicola Mole soh uit' schr oregon
OF New leans. mn, MI; 49,. c,
Thomas days with sacks roub dze Soi
New Haven Brig Ch tahoochce from Philadelphia hsd Just
R,i.b brig Mercury DEAN Bbldoes II days in ballast, to
a q j Laurr. Left an Am brig name not recollected -
Big Gen Wilson, Perkins. st Marks 10 days TO Hull
baI inst of Cape Hattems SPOKE bark Sherwood
Big Jme, Willard. Fall River q hours, TO master.
Schr King Pniip Sherman, Belize. Hon. Nov 3D. to sostsr
sehr Repeater Baker Georgetown. sc7 days. with lam
schr Cora Middleton Newbern Nc with naval stores, to
VI Plat
Packet ship New York, Chopper, Liverpool, Nov l'wh
shp Memphis, Bunher, New Orleans, with md'e. to ;"
shp v.cssbu'g. oerfy New Orleans with mdse to
Da,k Sherwood, - New Orleans
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, 1917.


The Dallas clique of the democratic party,
having stolen march upon the Buchanan sec
ton, and held their war meeting on Saturday
evening, the assemblage that was advertised for
tonight, has been postponed till Saturday. In
the meantime the friends of General Cass are
talking OF having war meeting also.
A most brutal outrage was committed yester-
day morning, upon the person of colored cler-
gyman, the Rev. Benjamin Templeton, while
walking along South street, on his way to otIici-
ate in his clerical capatity, before the Presbyte-
rian congregation over W hich he presldes. Three
rowdies from Moyamensing were the assailant Is,
who, in the mere spirit of wantonness, levclled
the noliensive man with paving stone, and after
nhictlng other injuries, left him upon the ground
bleeding profusey. The villains carried his ha,
away with them. One of the assaiants, who is
named Albert Mansfield, is said TO have been re-
Gently released from Sing Sing by the explra-
ton of his sentence, for some cripinal act. The
offenders are still at liberty, but they will proba-
bly, be arrested to-day, as the police are now in
search of them.
grand concert is to be given on Wednesday
evening, at the Musical Fund Hall, Tor the bene-
fit of Miss Rlchings, on which occasion the as
sistance of Mr.. and Mrs. Seguin, Miss Llchten-
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. GuibeleI, Messrs. Reinharte
and Stote, have been secured
The proposed visit of the Italian opera cOmpa
ny, am afraid, will fall through for the want OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Dec. II, 1917.
8ishop Hughes.

We have had cold Worcester prevailing to-
day; and on any ordinary occasion, in such
weather, the attendance at divine service in the
capitol, would have been remarkably deficient.
But the promulgation that Bishop Hughes was to
preach today, in the hall of the House, attracted
full and populous congregation on the floor be-
low and in the galleries above, SO that for an
hour long procession of all sorts of new and
old umbrellas might have been noticed. moving
down the avenue and up to the capitol. Mr..
Adams was IN his place. He Is always there.
The Bishop preached from the Doth chapter OF
Matthew, beginning at the 10th verse, "There
came to him." sc.
1t was great sermon, and we shall send you
good report of it tonight; and every body
ought to read il. w.
p. S. The offer to Father Donelan of the chap.
laincy of the House, was decined-so, also, we
understand, has Major French declined running
against Mr.. Dickens, for Secretary of the Senate.
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Domesi lc M arkets.

New ORIrAss MARKET, Dec 4-Cotton- Yesterday
being regarded az holiday the sales only embraced
1900 bales which, with $500 bales for todsys operations
make buness of the week 800 bales taken for the
continent of Europe, tho North: and England The
market closes to-day. with steadinefs and we annex
quotations which in accordance with the principal
and show recovery OF the decline which
followed the rss receipt Oh .ne Gao sS Gs bass
against All bales to the sams time last year and
sl6Is bales the year previous
o.; ordinary, q ca middling 6I 6zs; good mddling
a7H middling fair, IA 7h fair, ia as; good fair
nominal; good and fine nominal Tobacco-Hardly any
thing has been done In tobacco for week past, the
weather being unfavorabe for showing samples besides
which, buyers holding off for lower prices and in
expectation Of speedily receiving large to the
% hhds. Mason county, yesterday. 27at az and do
at cents per pound. We quote inferior aud common
at 81. fair a Az fine 5A choice and selections,
AK, segsr leaf al2c perlb SugarThe sales of week
have been lefs ensive owing partly to the rain and
Prices. however, have been well supported, and We
quote inferior and common at IA a 80, fair 3M 4,
prime and choice ~ cents per 10: Molarses-To-
days transactions comprise l 200 bbls at 10 1914
cents per gallon Flour-To.day the sales are 100
bbls Illinois, mixed brands from steamboat at SIS %
aol do. st Louis at S. 10. 500 do Illinois at S. 30
and 300 dc. ST. Louis, at So rs per Dbl Grain Wheat
is arriving freely and we notice 900 sacks sold
at 80 n 49, and 1900 do at 81 per bnshel or over
cents il sacks, lot of 10000 sacks in store being
taken 81 this rate The largest sales Of Cornmea are
So 20 per Dbl Provisons-Ths PORK Market has re-
NAMED dull and prices sinking from day ty day. till
the current rates row III 20 piO 5o Tor mess ana
25 So per Dbl for prime, and probably round lots
have been taken ess Beef has been In more demand
and 200 bbs have been sold. mostly prime at 8, %
and SIS 50chsfy the two latter 80 IS 50 per Dbl
for mess and SIS In half bbs Butter has improved the
best Western being worth - IA cents per lb For
prime Western cheese 81 cents per ID is now readily
obtained Whiskey has recovered to Is lsh cents for
rected at which some 500 bbs have found purchasers
Exchange Very little improvement since our last The
best sterling bills are worth a per cent. premium
Francs-5f 40 ST so New York, 60 days, 21a dis;
sight do u u dis Freights-There is no material va
ration in the rates. which 1892 I'd for cotton to
Liverpool, 1916 cent for Havre.
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srp,e,su lmnaafssgona

TREmrN-naYk H.inrinhss--i box Fahnestork-2 do 4
n Cnnenthal co-3i T. Victor Achiliesl5 PIPES gin y
Caswe CO. bxs Milton, Cu,hmsn Co Of B,ston-7 do
Houphton sawyer col Pusnus cos BLANCHARD Con-
ver CO. Victor Duckwitz-i beals Bnsh coIis Esi
,prr & Meckc- + Hunt hughes, Ward x col BOOT
Baker Badh, e Boston, Phelps. hluendrn Bil.sL,
+ Tru II, g-rhtel brewer co72 Uaa.e Vicor--7 10
Schu,zpr Bic ea-6 chs cks 10 bags R1y'ne Wite-I
bx Sr.s Christ co.. 10 Victor Il Aches-.2S!" ber iron
O.lrchs KIuect-l5 bbls II bxs VI-zn OF Phinle ph,-
do Wolfe Kop euhurg,2 CTS Hersh'eidt co-i2 90 w
Wizen--i do Pollen * Cueaie-6r Mu'ler4 Bora Scho
ciarit cog Bechc2 Russ BTothers-27 boxes shen
d-36 do Rol Sandcr8hp w Holbrrtson--l9 Inpe &
Behnnen u.en,ha'-as3 Des Arts Hn;er--lsS Dieo
n Dprkwi I'll + Doaud SOM hid II Wictnr-3 u OIL
her Momsn32D pigs 10 cks 20 hbls hgs 20 cs 10 order
BREMeT-Dsrh Hul,on-7 bx. hhl Ttffanv, foung& l;'
LxaI,dwrll Fleming-7 do w G.ise coz kohlsed
& Brothrr-i5 Mulleri Henrches cot q Jitrman-l
4, Klut.-A Wsizcr--3 II Liues-l y tngelkc- u +
t,erdne--i de lv.roois coie Dearts Huger-s Hen
,rb,n ITnkhart-l7 Lehman u broihcu-t u Wertzc-l
Ioase Victot-s Born Schnehardoo5 Enenpptch--l
Thorn, s-9 Simoried 81 Broheis--2 RoIkrT Nlonsn--
4 s,b,age Koon { Coz; WiotehoF Piper Krch-96 do
crs Groskem Clsrham-G do 65 bn' hemer Meche-3
Gnrnap.-rark Condcr-i box specie Alsop Chimney
oaao conck shells 10 the master
RIO HAcnE- Bark Jcsouul--0 tons Rio Hache woo'
rs do do Niragoa wood SO dry hides IL bales goa
skins Boouon Graves costa Foulke Son
BELIzy (Ion)Schr King Philips, tons logwood Blon
co-Sog0 J La Baussce-600 oranges 10 MASTER.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. II, Is47
The Committees of The Senate

"" COWUfHFta ~ HP CfHuP.
With some few important changes the COM
mittees of the Senate will remain substantially
as at the last session. The Finance Committee
will be headed by Mr. Anterior, of New Hamp-
shire, in the place Of Mr.. Lewis, of Alabama,
whose election is pending in the Legislature
the contest lying between him and Mr.. King, late
Minister to France. Mr. Anterior, the new
chairman that we expect to be elecled on Mon.
day, on Finance, is Northern man with
Southern principles" an advocate Of free trade
and the rights of the South, leaving the cotton
factories at Manchester and other towns in the
Granite State to 60 ahead on the all-sufficient
momentum of Yankee enterprise. Mr.. Anterior
goes all the distance for the bill of '46, for the
prosecution Of the war, for the orthodox demo
cracy, for the administration F; and, unless con.
ironted by hard instructions, he would go against
the Wimot proviso. He voted for il at the last
session but he also voted for the bill without
it. Mr.. Atherton, then, notwithstanding his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14
FOreIUn Mark cts.

ST. JAGo DE CUBA, Nov. 49, ls47.- OF sugar for ex-
port have only 5000 1000 boxes, which is held at
81 AZ and a s. The stock Of tobacco Is daily In
creasing the demand ut present is dull; prices how
ever well maintained at last quotations We shall
not have any Of the new crop sugar coffee before
the commencement of next year. Provisions may be
quoted foiiows:-Codfsh, AZ 90 cents; haddock
AZ cents; the market for both those articles Is in a
very healthy condition. Herring and msokerel, SO a
So 5o the importations Of former article have been
less damaged Lard, l6 II cents pork clear,
1913 S24; do. mess, $40; hams 10 l6 csnts butter.
II cents cheese, 10 IA cents; candles, mould l6 II
ceuts l0s and 1873 saleabe with few SIS; SIS and
CENTS onions s. per BARREL potatoes 80 80 per barrel
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DECEMBER l3-At market 1900 beef cattle, 100 cows
and calves and $500 sheep and lambs
Beef cattle selling from So to 81 per cwte de-
cidsd improvement upon the lowest average OF last
weeks figures though the demand on the part buyers
At the close Of the weeks business Monday evening
Cows and calves-Ths market is better supplied and
both are taken fast they arrive at from $40 $2s
to $50
Sheep and lsmbs-Prioes of sheep 81 25 So so a
few extra reported high as 81 Lambs 81 81 rs
$50 left over.
Hay and straw-Thers is good supply on the market
with a fair demand, as from exc rs per cwt for
Timothy, red top and clover. Wheat and oat straw,
S. 37IS to 81 so the 100 bundles
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COnnlEItClAL INTELLlGENCE.
Tha StOck Mark efa.

PalAprLPmA, Dec. Frat Board-s7oeo SPITE .'s, 72;
So 1000 Stat. S., 77 80 Couetv So 49, new 49, 100 L.high
III TEES Note, 6 9sx; COCO Reading kn sends Ga 1000
State SIS 7l Phl,ad Bank l5 IS Ha'r,bug kR 81: 100
Rea r. 2sz rs minis Copper 9k; Farmers end
Mechanic. sseons Bsars-s scs sehs as ill
do do 9s; stie,s 7lk 5000 do 72G 2oot Resd ng
RR Bonds, ss 1903 shs Bank s Grad Bank 10; 40
Reading RR 2s1 after Saies-Seo0 State SIS. 7h $50 do
s sa,S ihs Reading RR 2ak Planters BanH Tennes'
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Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN Bark Hohorsi-Mr Obenberger. OF NurembeIg
Nj Puvagc or New York; Mr. sGha.r Of Hanry-r; Mi
NJ FAMINE do Mr. q l. Rraek New YORK; MIR II Fserschs
do: Mr. A Ahrers Hnmore-il ~ the s,eerage.
SRpnIEs-Bark IIeinrI,hssJ " Rspkcy and lady, II Aus
tin Fl II Fetrar. Miss A Simben--2o IN the sieersge.
GspNAp.-Bnrk Cnujnt--C eorcc Il Oakley, New York
BELIZE tito, )--schr Kim Phiiip-F Locher.
SIR MARKS Brig Gen Wilson, III Penney.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. ID, 1917.
Trial of Wm. s. Birch-Ihe Model Artistes-A

BALTIMORE, Dec. 49, 1917
Trial of TVm s. Birch-Ihe Model Artistes-d
Violent Observation-Disclosures for the Army
Thcatricais, SC.
The trial of VIM. S. Birch, for conspi racy
with Richard J. Turner, to defraud the Me-
chanics' Bank of this city, is to be resumed in
the City Court to-day That the bank was de-
frauded out of $4,000 by one or both of them,
is matter of fact; but whether Birch was an
innocent tool i'll the hands of Turner, or an ac-
complete, is somewhat involved in doubt. Birch
had always sustained high character in the
city, has written one or more religious works,
and is not only class leader, but Processes sanc
LITIGATION in the Methodist Episcopal church. 1t
is rumored that the Attorney General has pro-
cured some very strong testimony against him
since the first trial but his friends stand firmly
by him, and consider him innocent of all crime.
The "MOdel Artistes" have taken the Holiday
street theatre for few nights, and commence
on Wednesday evening to give the lr novel per-
torrance. 1t is rather problematcal whether
the ladies of Baltimore will visit them. They
are rather scary abou. such thlngs-but We'll
see.
A school-master, named Thomas Henderson,
was brought up before the City Court, on Satnr-
day, charged with inhumanly beating one OF his
scholars, tor some trivial offence. The court
ined MN 80, and costs, admonshing him also
to be more humane In future.
An immense number of horses are being ship
ped from this port, for Vera Cruz. The brig
Othello, with large number on board, will sal
in few days.
Mr.. Blake, with his excellent stock company
closed the Holiday street theatre, on Saturday
night, and started at IL O'Clock for Richmond
where he will open on Wedne sday night. The
Richmond theatre has been reftted and deco
rated in foe style, and Crutchetts gas intro
duced; the entire cost about So, 000 learn that
II is the intention of Mr.. Blake to open the HOl-
lIday also, in few weeks, with Mrs Bishop
and the opera troupe, to be followed with other
attractions.
For five successive days we have had a steady
drlzzling ram, and this morning, the fog Is SO
thick that it Is difficult matter to dlsiingush
objects across the street
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a sufBcisnt number of subscribers. Our citizens,
though ever ready TO re ward true musical talent,
do not fancy. engaging themselves to pay for IT,
without having an opportunity OF Judging OF It's
oualty previously.
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In Ohio the quantity Of tobacco raised this season Is
supposed to be not 5000 or 81 600 hhds. against
10000 hhds last year.
The W,nyah Inieiigsnc,r states, on the information
of Black River rice planter that the rice crop of
Georgetown district fourth short, and on that
river q third.
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~ yERTfFIgATE FROM THE PsINGlFAL, q The Az.
dss Seth VIZ G ii
CATION the friend who urged me to Try WisaI Rs'sm in
inabty cannot Justly ,efu,e to e9%%y with y your
sse been troubled with lung complaints spd dur pg the last
years have been under tn. ecessty Of using the nmo:
eu lF ,ck e9ds cough set . and tnoSss slight sh
% ssp for that as' aIs m The
Of which sys @ ID e . q nsR eSash
the lungs wh pc came very distressing and at
asa. DSSs I @ w,'
o lungs dses; deeply seated TMS
nave been very efcaeous curing coughs but they failed
.Sa ,fs sit'i pr q April
i'S .aeRed SS'iS sd slsa an sde" cold
cough ~ as ~ bnt ,a shsrs s aaY Ssd
.waow.d medicine ea,rah Wei, eoussed ihs.
any s"f 10 Try Dr. stf
W for fbS"hsa ii. .is o1 homie:
continued taking it from tht bole week and when the
a 1a' eaa: gene ' Scu s0'
ISGT0N Eor ale wholesale ard r;'9i by Mes.5' b. B.
Druggists generally. d, it.m
TAAeT3AL e sF9ffFEfTEs xRss .S
EditionIhi. work much information thus ,ub
fnire s" % are
sd bS 6e Of ae.a the entire body;
tsn sSoa ,:l.s n
bat too ue God described and
e or paah.aihg Psess III. only que .sen cure with
E e. g &c are sn syiI n Sect
st.r. United States csgSs &C. soIa ais. The
The ec.ig5 3 ,o't paid addressed to Box az Lever
NJ EURoPaIHY, or MEDICAL GALvAN i,MmThe
~ experience Of every day ns That ,he myss
oa, we term ga, ans IS me s c S Sa
.s, ' si * eG':
a' g. I;ss Sssi : g.
nyan. NcryO
s n,sd9shs HY;aa t s sd &C. me-
ready ali fqa. Of oi essrx mod. ct sp,ns H,
v va, a1s aas f By % for
fS S% 81 AM P Parents
attended the order they s;d those unayp,aa6iy
I one aa S or pf s %, a Dr. Hoef
Beot eaed sSeuropatby." price IS cent,'hs BooAsesn.
Et III PEha fMyRsdks hSyssi sss
sPsi .S hss,
sSt, n %S Depend sp soadaesd
cure SpRIsd At b notice Ts
cine m0es Cure warranted or no Charge required
Letters, rsd vii NET prompt a'nt,YIp: 1..asr c
tbs EIcbeps trll pA'tea'''1 IS" ''h p'ss q" the
TYuLDEN SECRET PlLLs-How to make them --Co sr,
T sIye Subin Extract q, ntian2 draehms Pu
og% T GS%' of BssS os any ud crease
Que other n until you have taken The above su%osf
TIT JOSEPH HklNE has connection with the Ooiden
~ secfet fills-hsonly Office is No 20 Duane street whee
he continues consulted the various branches oil med
ce aud surgery Patrons should be careful not be deceived
dl3 3t'Trc
VNK COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, between Chatham
IL and William Streets has for the last fourteen years en-
loved the extensive prace in private desc, OF any
MIDI al man IN New York. lie Gu the most Aggravated
cases OF @ disease; mild cares cured Ia twp e i've dayi
SIR c,nre- Cooper hes discovered method by whcn
he can cur. the wofst form Of structure in from one to two
weeks with scarcely paip TO- re patient Consutuonm
dsbtv brought secret habit INDUCED IN by Young
men This freely indnged in beges ay,nePesa.
OF limbs aud small OF the back conusiohtoI
msIisc and aversion to society cure warranted IN every
n.1 -, ~ Sbsrge No mercury used. ldA tim
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Mr. and Mrs Aogeu, " b Navy; w ID Davies, New Jersey
b Wilcox, Columbus.


Il wiieoI, coiHnSus. Wv " : D''''' "'" '''
Ss% SSs G',Fs s
Mrs and Ms; kellogg Troy; AIp,t ons. -; " White.
Sy Lqaas ss'ii w TiHs N M,a g.
leans Z Robins Miss0arii Dilon New Ork; Cash
CITY HOTEL.
NJ and , ssTh Gasn saTs S q
ieIdo; Hasws Ba1linston; fles.snis penDsylv.sa.
mswa Sss
DO; . " Robertson Nashville; X Davis, LynehburEh;
CLINTON HOTEL.
1"ss Van Blu s sn K WsS Kerr do Kerr do;
Hudson; q lockwood. New YORK. '''' o''"'
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
Smith -; A Adams Lansingbursh; & Hadley Al.
dayy G L kstsha ks aH
Connecticut
HOWARD HOTEL.
j Mccarthy Reading; J Hunter do; A n b acket, New
WIZ Me-; ss d. 5: 5ss.s
aSH Bowns sai hsssna
JUDsoN'S HOTEL.
J o Byerly, Phlade phia; Byerly, do; w Sterling.
Poughkscp sie; . StJohn, jr, New Haven.
wps sus. was5 vss@s Tsa, rh.aelphi.;
jenkins, Georgia; Ostly, Annapolis; o PIall, Prov
DC; Bub:f New Yors fPa%.i,es G :Peustlsepns
ma rss %sG Tog Sc Tey
ssoIds, 4srE,msE; smith, ALBANY; NHa!, sssi.iiI;W
a HGs' s,%siss % ossss so
Hawley, Bridegroom; - Brown, Rensselaer, co.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
q Levin Boston: MIR oicha and family, Phsdelphia
Col Broke do; sup,on do; q Hardepburg CaskiIl MT
HsrdenbuIgh, A Skiilmin; New York; PLrcoln Ba
tmoFe; smith, Newark Close DO; :. Msrrick, Massa
chuss;ts.
RATHBUN'S HOTEL.
Il Clarke, Miidieosn; Mr. and Mrs Wear, Buffalo,
Gedney, Westeheslct w Williams Connecticut; + Ca
vert, Low ell; Il Mathews, lbsny.
TAAtRANY HALL.
w Smith, Connecticut; Hall, do; Marriott Piermon;
W Duryea. rrokiyR Jackson, Long sland + Star
Welt Nswburgh Mr. King New jersey M A.ch, fhiladel
pha; Mnrey Troy; A Chrtenden, hochdalc. N j; Mr.
Elliott, n ew York
TAYI.oR'S HOTEL
S Whitney am lady, Utca Barrows, Pha6elthla; 4
Eames, Troy.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Psttisop New Haven; w Potter, Storington; A Hop
kias, Son ovl-; q X Earle Albany; X johnson, New
York; j T. EidytIl, Davenport
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&SSsAtA Ses
To sail from New York.
HAvRE.
Union, Hebcrt, Dec q
Missouri. Morn, Jan %
Philadelphia. Bs,son, Feb 81
New York, FerIand. Mar 81
LIVERPOOL.
Hibernia, Ryric. Jan J
Cambria, Judkins, Jan 90
SOUTHAMPTON. &c
Washington, j Johnston, Jan 20
Hermann, Crabtree, Feb 20
TO sail from Boston.
LIvERPooL.
Britannia, Hnrison. Dee le
Caledonia, Lott, Jan ID
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Domestic lamentations.

ST. MARxs--Brig u~n Wilson-9o bales cotton l. Matt
md co-iO7 do IIolbook, Nes CO.'S " Waiog Son
-Ol do Yes tobacco Centre cob CO tobacco Allen Mas
nn-l6 bales rope cuttings Awoer d-2ie0 slaves
Sshieifrn-7 cks iron II ichok co
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A TTEMPT TO ROE THE SEVENTH WAtD
"A BATK two doors fom depot, 2so Pearl street Ior
KosLe's Iod,ue Lniment, which positively cures Knepna-
sm Pains and Aches Of every nature SIelings od
stiff joints. Scroula. &c. pnce cents Gee
True Sun" "S''"
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~ HARLES FULLER. Wholesale and Retail Dealer 10
~ Jennings New Patent Premium Safety Gas Lamps and
Patent pf0sgsle Gas for burning IN the same Also
phine 3prt Gas, Oil end lard LAMPS, Hall Lanierns W
ianpoiss etc. Also, Cemphne, Spirit Gas OH aud VICES
2T2 Greenwich II, between Chamber aud Warren.
nj cod y rh
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fcRENCH LANGUAGE--frofesser RICHARDS Aca
deIny, 1913 Broadgay Lessons IN the French, sraln,
Italian German aud English Languagss alter new ana pe
teachers employed Tor each language An astonishing success
has been Obtained BY this method Lessons at the Acasy
10 quarter Private Lessons $50 per quarter hICh
Al y. Ilirecf Of The ACADEMY. on istNIs
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NJ OTlCF.,'n and alter sUNrAx oyember 2lst, ls4,
IN the steamboat 81 LEt or 81 'TEN iS,ANDEh VII
n, ne the ol owrns until further notice. LEAVE STATES
!.DA,D at To- IL o'clock, a. Mo, and O'ciock. r. "
Lave NEw YoRR ., and ii o'clock. a. MI, *, ant
nIrI " N. Nnrl. Nov. Nc. I9i1. miro
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MARITIME HER A L ID


movements OF the
TO drrire at NeU York.
HAyhE.
Uniou, HebeIt, Nov q
Missouri. MORN, Dec %
Philadelphia. Besson, Jan 20
New York, Ferraud, Fec 81
LIVERPOOL.
Cambria, Judkins. Jan
Sarah Sands. Thompson, Jan22
SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Washington, Johnston, Dec ~
Hermann, Cfabuee, Mar III
To a,1ire al Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Hibernia, hyrie, Dec =
Caledonia, Lott, Dec IL
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nH EINHARDTS GTLDED BRASS LETTERS FOhs
w sIGNsTbess letters are rsmlr6abe Tor dufaoil!y r.
briancy Of the aildng uHfGuoed By any other ateis "
the city-yyhich brlaucy warranted 10 stann
70 the weather They aso japaned to any color ia
he desired Ofdtrl le et Jones, bsehee 60 lD rIos
street will BIZ attended to. The partnership hsrsolos r
iaR ns s.,',.rtI a =, ~, - '''' W." an IN
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T sye rubnas 10 aus Extract q, ntian2 hms Full
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NJ uiIC ntioar chnuaed om to 5 o'clock HE Alpan
IV Nv suing Line Steamers ISAAC NEWTON, and ORE
US will leave for Albany at O'Clock Instead OF es here
t)iors on and sfter Monday, Nov. % 1917. n30