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SECOND DESPATCH,

New YORK, January 5-u a. m
The Caledonia arrived her wharf Boston at
halfpast o'clock last night; but the telegraph having con.
tnued of order until late hour, have been unable
forward you your despatch till this morning The follow
ing made at Liverpool up to the hour OF the departure
of the steamer;
The foowpg1s the condition Of the market this morning
-four, % 3Os per bbl; Richmond and
2ss; New Orleans and Ohio, 27s.; Canada "a 29s Cd
United States and Canada sour % to 2is. Cd.
and mixed, Is Cd: to S. 3D.; red s. to Is. Cd. Indian
corn s2s to s5s Cd quarter Indian meal As to l5
Rye I'd per 60 lbs Peas 2s sts. per 5o4 lbs
This market, particularly for the better descriptions of
wheat and -four, has firmly maintained our last quotations.
with slight upward tendency, aud general improvement
No material change be observed in the price of In
dian and meal and although the and for Ireland
has for days been than ordinarily inactive,
improved inquiry was met in market yesterday at
advance of Is. per quarter
Flour somewhat slow, without depression; but
qualities rather brisker than usual.
The general character and prospects Of the grain market
of the sliding scale OF duty the LIST OF March, OF which the
@ has given noos The du % 9I o
Cd to IS per BARREL adjusting itself to the rise and fall OF
Indian corn now Free will be subject duty of Is per
quarter. and meal to cd. per barrel.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I9--CorroN MAnKET,-Mobe, ordinary
oeans osas %ddnEp % to
Sd to SID good fine Cd % nd; Alabama and Tennes
@ a fine s Scar
from lid. to lSd.; and stems from SID to 3D.
The cotton market still continues langud at further
decline OF 3D. i'd. per h., with little fuctuation. Opera
conducted the most limited scale, the markets
for goods and yarns being still in exceedingly gloomy
condition The transactions tor the week ending the 10th
instant amounted about ~ 900 bales and those of the
week ending last evening estimated at ZIG bales
OF this latter $50 Upland SD 3d. 1910 Orleans
3sd to 3d.; 253 Alabama and Mobile, 4d to AID, and
$50 Sea Island at the quotations above
Speculation is wholly suspended, and the transactions
for export haya exceeded 200 bales for the ortn ght
previous
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, DEC. 19.-Beef, prime
mess, per fierce, new, 8s $685. old los SOs
per bb 40s to ass ordinary $Ss to i2s prime, sos 10
Pork, prime mess new, per Dbl, ass to 60s old 3Os TO
40s; mess, 55s to Cos; prime, 3Ss TO fOs duty free
Bacon, dried and smoked, old per lbs to 3Os; long
middes, 24s to 40s short, 25s. to 40s., duty free.
Hams, duty paid, smoked or dry. in per cwt
2Os 3Os.; in casks, saed duty free, 25s. to 35s.
Butter, United States quoted Canadian 66s to 79s
per
Cheese, duty paid, ne per cwt 46s to 1885, middling,
i2s to 45s, ordinary, 30s. to 40s
Lard duty free, fine leaf in kegs, cwt, 5ss to 56s;
in barrels, SIS 55s.; ordinary middng ABS. to Sos;
inferior and grease, 29s. to 33s.
Rice, duty free, Carolina dressed, first quality l9s Cd
to Us Cd per cw second quality, It's. to los. Cd.
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To the Editor of the Union:


The people of this country rely upon the press for most
of their information; and being situated you at the
OF the general government, you have facilities for
intelligence not possessed by the country press and
your paper crcuates to every point of the Union any i'm
portant fact may be readily disseminated.
You may not be of the precise condition OF
tain branches of the public service since the with
MexicoI mean that portion of the War and Treasury
Departments before which come the claims of widows
and soldiers for pensions and bounty lands, and for pay
due soldiers who have been discharged, died in the
service of their country. Such has been the enormous
increase of business in this particular that vast amounts
have accumulated in the several bureaus and the pres
force OF clerks is entirely inadequate to the discharge
OF the duties devolvng upon them Thisis not generally
known to the counry and daily are written from every
region of il, inpatient, urgent (and often nsung) let
ers demanding the speedy adjustment of claims
ting the delay to the neglect Of duty something else,
involving answerswblch, OF ITSELF increases the amount
of labor and thus the government to additional
expense and throws the work still further behind
have been an occasional vister the several Offices and
have witnessed the truth of what write. While Con-
gress celebrating upon the proprey OF increase of
force, would not be well for you to lay these facts be-
fore the country, and thus aid correct understanding
of why the public business is belinda By doing so,
you will oblige one of a large number interested
Yours, O.
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Later from Vera Cruz.

PETERSBURG, Jan. a, 1913.
Your overland express, just in, brings New Orleans
arrival at that place on the 2Sth, from Vera Cruz.
The vessel has on board the remains of Leuts. Col
Dickinson and Graham; Coils Butler Martin Scott, and
ams, Clark, and Adams Sergean, Madison, Dr. Sade,
and Prvates Tresevant and Kennedy. number of Off
GERS were passengers in the vessel
The barque Brazil, Capt Bevans, had not arrived at
Vera Cruz on the cath of December She supposed to
have been lost-having sailed from New Orleans some
time since
No later information had been received from the city Of
Mexico.
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.-There was also an arrival at
New Orleans on the 2sth ult., from Brazos Santiago
late number of the Matamoras Flag says that large
purpose of securing protection their persons and prop
erty under the laws of that State These emgrans re-
gard the Rio Grande as the boundary line.Bdlt. Am.
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Supreme Court OF the United States.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1913.
r. L. Schiefen, esq, of New York, was admitted
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. II. The New Jersey Steam Navigation Company,
appellant, U.s. the Merchants Bank of Boston. The
gument of this cause was concluded by Mr.. Whppe for
the appellant
Nos. Is, 16. West River Bridge Company, plaintiff
in error, us the town ofBratleborough ct al.
The argument OF these causes was commenced by Mr..
Coamer for the plaintiff in
Adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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CITUATION WANTED.-A Young Man from, New
~ Hampshire, who has been engaged in teaching during
the last hive years. DESTROYS of procuring situation
able testimonials regards character and qualifications
Address Woodbury. through the Post Office, stating salary
NC, or where an interview may be had.
Jan 3-2dlsw~
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Lives insured la
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
CHARLES De SELDING, No. III Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania avenue. Agent.
w. P. JOHNSTON, M. D., opposite City Post Office,
7h street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company can be obtained at the agents Office.
Jan 5-law4w Il
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Total during the year

Alexander Dunlap alias Moore, Gone OF the Phlladephia
kilers so reported) to-day arraigned in the Oyer
and ermincr for the murder of Alex H. Nc painter in
Ann street. open day, weeks sce by beating In
his skull with an bar. He pleaded not guilty, and will
4. ,;od noxt weak ZED.
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nECEMBER report Of the Mutual Life Insurance
IL Company Of New York, No. Sc Wall street
This institutions during the month of December, issued
one hundred and forty. four policies, viz:
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BY Magnetic Telegraph Eor tAs Washington Union
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CALEDONIA.
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The market for breadsfufs

The market for breadstufs.
We have received this morning, from our correspondent
at New York. the following brief despatch, showing the
condition OF the Liverpool market for breadstutfs at the
time OF the sailing of the steamer Caledonia:
Correspondence of the Washington unon)
NEw YoBk, Jan. SO, a. m.
The Caedona's reached here this morning, the tel
egraph wires having been repaired during the night
The following the quotations of the principal articles
in Liverpool, tho 18th December;
Best western canal -four 29s TO 30s; Richmond Aexan-
dra, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, 2os. 10 29s.
Corn 32s to 35s I'd. per quarter. Meal lis 10 los
According the above OF the Liverpool markets,
by the Caledonia there has been improvement in bread
stuh since the departure OF the Hbema the fth The
following comparison of the prices the departure OF each
OF these steamers w i'll not be without interests
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IRATEs and STOVES selling on at oost.-I have re.
manning on hand great variety OF CRATES, cooking
coal and wood stoves and radiators. As the season Is
somewhat advanced, will sell them for cash All
those in want of good bargain requested
call soon, the stock is fast diminishing D.
Also hand good assortment of hardware and house
furnishing articles. All of which will be sold cheap for
cash.
c. WOODWARD, Penn. avenue,
Jan. 6-3eod Between 10th and 18th streets
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MODEL ARTlsTES.

DR CO,.LYER'S Troupe, twenty in number OF living
male and female model figures from the hoyai Acaae-
INV of Arts of London and Paris will commence thcir per-
of painting and sculpture from the great mas
Tuesday evening, January N''h, AZ ue
Hail. Washington d. @. , MA, co..
who have a right to the title OF " model arlses.
Jan l-lw
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MARRIED.
On Tuesday evening the 4h instant BY the Rev n Me-
a ~ Mr. rHi)s L. POTTER Miss ALETHIA T. =. OUKAND'
Also Mr. JOHN NJ RIGGS to Miss SOPHIA Z F. OURAND al
of
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DIED,
On the 4th nst JAMES BEVERLY only son oil WIN D. ana
,polISs NJ wAuoH, aged months AMI days
The funeral place the residence OF bis parents on Mas
sachusetts avenue to morrow afternoon at o'clock
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The following the prices that prevailed in Liverpool
the 10Th Of November, previous the sailing
OF the Caledonia: ,
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New York, January 5-II, a. III.
- The Caledonia arrived her wharf Boston at
halpast o'clock last night but the telegraph having
tinued of order until late hour have been unable
forward you your despatch till this morning. The follow
ing made up Liverpool up the hour of the departure
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The following petitions and memorials were presented
under the rule and referred to the appropriate committees
BY Mr.. A. JOHNSON: The memo of Lewis Roberts,
praying Congress to him pay for services rendered
during the last with Great Britain artiicer referred
the Committee of Claims.
BY Mr.. ABBOTT: The petition of James Burns, of New
burypor Massachusetts praying for pecuniary relief for
wounds received while in the service of his country on
board the gac Constellation, in her conflict with French
By MIR JAMES II. JOHNSON. The petition of Jared
w. Williams and Others for increase of inspectors of
the customs
BY Mr.. CATHCART. The petition of Benjamin Sayre.
referred to the Committee of Claims;
BY Mr.. HUBBARD, The petition of the inhabitants of
Derby in the State Connecticut asking appropriation
for tile mprovement OF that harbor
BY Mr.. ROCKHlLL: The petition OF Elemue Robnett,
praying extension of his pension of his dsn
billy resulting from wounds and injuries received during
the of 1872 while in the service of the United States
referred to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
by Mr.. PE1TON; The petition OF the heirs oil James
Dosseu for bounty land referred the Committee Pr
vate Land Claims.
BY Mr.. CROMWELL, The petition of II. Kilhefer and
Others citizens OF Summit and Medina counties, IN ONO
Medina county: referred the Committee on the Pos
Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. N. X. HALL, The petition of Bersheba McDan-
lei, revolutionary pensoner, praying for continuance
ONION Tracy, soldier of the revolutions praying Tor pen
SION laid on the table.
by Mr.. ID. DUNCAN The petitions of Mrs Abigail Will
iains Mrs Barbara Baughman, and Mrs. Dorothy Mead
praying that pensions be granted and that their petit
De TAKEN from the files OF The House ana referred 10
'ng O. Oo o, 1l on Revolutionary Pensions ~
by MI DiohlN SON The petition of citizens OF Seneca
county Cnlo calling the attention of Congress to the pro
visions OF The treaty of Brownstown and the OF Con-
sress eiang 70 The same for road sonthwardly
from Lower Sandusky.
BY Mr. BOYD. The petition of heirs of Joseph Savage
lutionary Claims.
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LlGHT!-LIGHT.!


SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light, and cheap. that every rich
and poor, can buy it, Iii neat CANDLESTlCK, max
ing and wckng its Candies of I'allow, Lard,
any Grease that will burn BY simply turning the bottom of
the Candlestck, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced out OF the top, and any desired length you wish
| tIom inch to two feet IN height.
IL neat and simple a common candestck conse
quently may be managed by child.
q BY oil this You convert all your refuse grease
into candles and thus obtain light from TO e week
g.. The wick dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ing oil the flame, bat burns like a sperm candle.
A.. The wick may be changed without all disturbing the
candle; it too large, put IN small too small
large one.
5..You coil in the bottom of the candle or candle
stick, wick sufficient TO last five weeks, where
mains out of sight and out of the way.
g.. You keep candle the same height all the
time for ten years-no stnnps or pieces left
Requires repienlshng with grease tallow week
g. spng grease if falls or turns over but as neat
y and cleany any lady could desire.
e.. 1t cannot get out of order.
TO- In proof OF their superiority utility and ueatneSs the
number sold sufficient. The price uniform and
the all the United States and the article requires
Ouy be to the ncreduous Of the
going facts No family will be without them who scrape
together the small price asked.
With small capital an active business man can make
and selling this article territory where has yet been
sold Persons who desire to embark neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited to call office,
No IS PERIOD Street North side, between ST. Charles
and Carondelet streets. n ew Orleans.
The monopoly of the city OF New Orleans and States OF
sale OF this article offered and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing the city OF New Oheans for the
nib If FL. T. MYERS & co
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MEDICAL. CARD.
4 SOUTHERN MEDICAL OEFlCE, !

No. 10 C.aROJND ELETST. ln
FSHO THE PUBLIC.--Nne years permanently ioeaa WI.
this city, combined with the unyaried success pui XIII
liar system of treatment for Syphi1c Merchflal ap
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has
and s0nndy established our reputation ~ "a ,,,s,,gts
The Southern Mdical Office. No 10 CnToRsrstsi Il.
established in lS40 for the cureo all ChI0nic u
with few exceptions, known to all tire only oAel
card is to inform those who know iio its
cted with any OF those private diseases when ~ III
naeiy so prevalent they can consult us with cefsni"
guarantee OF cure. Ia az isIer
To those especially who from an immoeaie use q W.
curry malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing AN
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, itching on III Si
bOtces on the skin ulcers in the throat gehele uooo
have ruined their constitution recommend Y "a
us for we are confident that the prompt ane
ef they Will derive from the active effects OF W hN
VIII at once convince them of our capabihly oi i~"
profess. laas
We do not boast of making rapid and hasiy cure 81
satisfaction is 20 perform thorough and rsnlca, s s
short aspace OF time Is it possibly he Done wn
tage and safety 10 the patient So: sste 10
we Will not here, through newspaper M rs WIZ. has
any elaborate remarks regarding veneeal afr Y
disease that unfortunately preyades all ranks " b
ana poor matrimonial and single; all we VIZ esnna
class ms peculiar case with any ofthoe that We I'm s
treatise by calling at office we VIII gse ds
all charges, what explanation advice pc my No o area
II often happens that an iiitimed sense o. sp front
Of discovery defers patient from applying p sayihg
education and responsibility can beinebd s bs hei
disease make their appearance. n,o the mOg
10 such, the doctor pledges himself TO pe and sxpe'
lnvOlahe secrecy and from his extensive .ey
Hence, he can confidently recommend ss N s w
Office No IS Caroae,et street between Cana sn III
mon, sign Of the Marble Escnlapian statue street
trance first door TO the night of No 49, in 16 III
Private egress both in Common and Carondeie's
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No SO C US7tOMHO USE STREET, g. p,.socvr1Rggs
INVALUABLE DfSCOYERY-N0 PAn ~ 49, epvef
4 UNTIL CBRE is EFFEGTED.-pnyate phssscpy ot
in few days by regular PHI slcan wl'houts s strsf
other poisonous medicines, at No % CaSt9g9sa"A'
New Orleans. Louisiana. as;tsd will
DR. MULLEN calls the attention Of those a ij adyef.
any OF the forms of certain Disease, to bis nv h
tisenent in another column The treatment aaopb ,ar.
is thai which has the approval OF the most d " universe
eeons of Paris London and New York and ~ ,s tor
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent ic
the worst of constitutional syphilis induced
tnre enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands S oiane
by certain solitary practice. etc. ETC., can now bo Who's
to moral certainty If application be made " Since Or
INTEL gence skill and experience be relied 9h.
Mullen opened in this CITY, all the many case ba1 snOn
under his have been cured without aneN he eass
Some of these OF years standing. One he
of structure 30 years old has been cured othe hop 10
patient The gentleman (whoe fespecabty ~;
the citizens OF New Oreanr) at hand and lpy sietnre
sonl can be referred to. DR.. NJ treatment " ~ gon0
not known South of New York His Treatment II Is the
rhGa and geet the most perfect ever eonava
shortest, safest and sures The patient taxes NJ i Oh
tanned III days without pain, neon ,slihn
change OF diet LIZ No pay unless azure Is ene'''1
the time named .vr.l eyoess
lMPoTESCY.-Y Young men or Others WHO " anv oftbe
or sell polluon may have broug hi on themselves d odnl
painful consequences resulting from an iryO
gence of the passions, such premature
untary seminal emissions general debility or cohc con-
arrangement may consult Dr. N allen with hopo, , ey
hdence he offers them perfect cure. Inc Su''
observed. A E6-3 r. NJ sslrus.
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily At hs once % 70 b
tomt0use street. BENJAMIN MULLEN ~ ans
~ Remambsr No. 81 Customboase street. "'i'sN
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sToRAGE! sTORAGEn STORAGEM!

STORAGE! STORAGE!! STORAGE!!
WE the undersigned having been long engaged NN\NM
wv in the Storage Business, beg inform our
riend and the public that have for the coming -
season, SIX WAREHOUSES;, not surpassed by any IN
this city. All of them fire proof located the Second Mu-
ncipaly, within short distance of the steamship and
tlatboats' landing, they situated as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, of Noe Dame and
Commerce Streets
WESTERN-Coner of Julia and Foucher streets
PELICAN-On Commerce, ST., corner OF Glrod and Noe
Dame streets.
CRESCENT-On New Levee street, between Gaennie
and Suzette streets.
PHGNIX-On Tchoupitoulas street, between st. Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-On Notre Dame street. between TchoupitOulaS
and Magazine streets.
We prepared to receive ali descriptions of Mer-
chandse and Western produce, low rates. establish
arranged that each description of goods is kept
in store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also large number of experienced
aborers constantly employ enabled to Offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE Il CO.,
mh5 I'm 1h2 FchounitnnlaS street.
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HardWare-HardW
ELLIS & CO, s1O4 POYDRAS STREET.

81 We have on hand, and mean to be always -,
NJ supplied with full assortment of every decnp n
ga tlOn OF BUILDERS HARDWARE, such VI IN
- as Cut and Wrought Nalls and Spikes, Hooks "
and Hinges and Plates, Butt Hinges Fand Screws Knob;
sizes Window Puleys and Sash Fasteners. Also Carpen-
tens and Coopess Tools; such Squares, Planes, Saws
Bevi Chises, Angus and Bits Rules, Guages Hammers
and Hand Axes. Haehets, Spirit and Plumb Levels
ALSO
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNlTURE-toi-
low Ware Castings, Sad Irons Taors irons Japaned Tin,
and Enameed Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
ar We shall receive, formerly, most OF the leading
articles this branch sell the Manufactures account,
and shall be able to supply all purchasers at Their low est
prices, mh5-bm