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Netc Orleans Brig Abo.
Sugar $50 hhds, w Howell & Son; 10 do, w u
Harrison; Al do, + w Bruno s Sons; moasscs 2l4
brls J X Randall; lard BOB kegs, Weld & Scavcr;
ham, A hhds, order.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

a GENTS for the sale of the follow ing articles,
N have constantly on hand, and for sale on liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
tured by the Antetau Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No !, Foundry, Charcoal manu-
featured by the Antctam Iron Works.
BAR lRON-of superior quality, and various di-
mansions, say fiat bars inch to a inches wide, by
to inch thick; square and round bars, TO inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore City
Rolling Mill.
BOILER PLATES-of any size and pattern.
SHEATHlNG COPPER fall assortment. from
II to 80 or. Also, Copper and Compositions Nails,
}razcrs Sheets, aud Copper lacks.
COPPER BOLTS-assoried.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MuSrz"
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING MErAL-the well
known reputation of this article, and its supe rority
any other manufactured. entities il TO prefercnce
IL constant supply received direct from Engidnd.
w. & II. MokfM
sep if No. 81 and Sc s. Gev sissef
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The FloOd-Hs Increase and DccrcaSe-HS Ei-
tectS, S'c.-Thr flood experienced in the Ohio Val
ley within the last few days-thc greatest but one
ever experienced since the settlement OF the country
aud the most remarkable, considering the time Of
year in which it has occurred; and far greater than
any other in the extent Of damage done, topic OF
much general interest. Commercially lis effects will
be felt for many months-indccd we shall be surprls-
cd ii is not alluded to more than year-pcrhals
two, hence, influencing prices. A better
opinion may be formed, however, few weeks from
this time when the extent of loss in crops and stock
is more fully known Cincinnati RcpOrtr
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Departures from America.
SATURDAY..
Departures from Liverpool.

And thereafter, from April to November inclusive,
the Departures will be WEEKLY (cvcry Saturday,
from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA, and from AMERICA
TO LIVERPOOL.
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MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
AND THE UNITED STATES.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The following arrangement of the Mail Steamers
between Liverpool and the United States, at
close contained in correspondents letter. which
will be found on the next page of this paper.
Commencing on Saturday, Jan. LIST, the steamers
will leave EVERY ALTERNATE SATURDAY, being on
the following days.
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ED lS4 900, and this amount, in the then state
Of the markets, could have been profably got rid Of
But in the three months from July till October, the
quantity imported was equal in value to + l4,2iO,OJO
So that the orders sent out aJO,a He MONTH Of Nag
last were the cause of the ruin among the corn
houscs.-IGid.
Failures Of Merchants and Bankers in England ana
other parts Of Europe, since The 1911 Of Norcnbcr.
William Abbott, stock exchange. London
AShburncr leather factor, Liverpool.
Bonaiin 4 CO., merchants, Hayrc.
Boydcll & Roper, iron merchants, Birmingham.
Browrig & Co., East India merchants, Liverpool
Robert Buchanan, broker, Glasgow.
a. f.. Byruc, Liverpool.
Campbell, Harvey Co., silk merchants, Glasgow
G. De Fossc & Noctc, bankers, Brussels.
ID. Wolf, De Portcmont, seed crushcrs, AlOst.
a. X j. Downie, dry saltcrs, Glasgow.
}. Edwards & Co., wool brokers. Liverpool.
VIM Eycltin, stock exchange, London
Farthing, Son x Co., merchants, Hull.
Ferguson, Watson & Co., silk merchants Glasgow
Robert FORESTER warchouscman, Glasgow.
Thomas Gales, ship builder Sunderland
GrJ$jran Ncphews, bankers, Brussels.
j. H. Hawkins, stock exchange, London.
llcnnikinc & Brart, bankers, Mons.
Robert lmrcay, alkal manufacturers, Newcastle.
Leaf Barnet, ScUtson Co., warchouscmen, Loud.
Morrison Lrvctt, merchant, Hull.
Lackcrstccn & Co., East India merchants, London.
Salvador Paciiico, merchant, Trieste.
w. Pemberton & Co., Canadian merchants, Lond.
A. Rankin, West India merchant, Glasgow.
J. & II. Rcay, wine merchants, London
Rlcarby & Harding, Liverpool.
Ricwit & Saugcvct, merchants, Rotterdam.
Is. Rrou1acr & Son, merchants Rotterdam.
Sargent, Gordon & Co., colonial brokers, London.
Secrctan & Capper, stock exchange, London.
Tercclin Sigcrt, banker, Mons.
Tanner & Ward, leather factors, London.
G. Trucman & Co., Mediterranean trade, London.
II. Turner, stock exchange, London.
Union Bank, Madrid.
J. Van Xellcr & Co., merchants Hamburger.
Mark Walker, hax spinner, Leeds
Henry Whtmorc, stock eXchang', London.
John Williams stock exchange, London
Charles Young, stock exchange, London.
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Corner of Eutaw aud Germans
BAIT
GOODS consigned 10 their care or
VI Depot, will be forwarded daily
aud Ohio Rail Road and Wagons, 10 the
The location of their house in this /
their Agents in Cumberland b eing on the
enables them TO receive and forward Goo,
route with but little handling or expense.
Shippersare requested to send their bills off a0
or receipt, on shipment of goods
Produce consigned to them for sale will receive
particular attention. june If
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CHOICE PROVISIONS.

CHUICE PKOVISIONS.
YENII Il subscriber has still hand and for sale OF
II pleasing terms, Of his own manufacture, W ar
ranted TO keep well in any climate, TO say:
Mess, Prime Mess, No. ! and Prime PORK
Mess and No. BEEF; Beef TONG UES
BACON-Sides, Hams and Shoulders, super
quality
LARD-Family Lard, sealed up in stone
also quantity Of suitable Lard, in brls
kegs. for shippers, good and
100 terccs city packed Prime Mess BEEF
JOHN d. EARLY
aug II If No. 37l Baltimor
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4. HAVRE, Dec.
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BALTIMORE.-EXPOR OF DOMESTIC
PRODUCE.

We gave in our last the value of Exports of Do
nestle Produce from the port of Baltimore 10 foreign
ports including the quantity of Tobacco and Flour
for the quarter ending Sept 30 1877: below, we give
the amount of value including also some of the lead
ing articles of Produce, in which for the purpose Of
bringing them into the years operations, are again
included Tobacco and Flour
Exports and ralue Exports g. Ualue
for quarter ending for year ending
Sent 30 lS47. Sept 80, 1917.
Fish dried ats lOSl $3,0S4. .62l0.. s l6 ,26S
Fish picked. 6ris. 527. ., $3.50. 1863 ,4i4
Candles, Sperm, $3.50. 2,s65. 5955. 1860
Candles, Tal'w To-. 30S9l ! 81 Ola 62Oo05 81 Cos
Soap, lbs 1854 325i03
Beef. 1tls. 1914 1886 1924 1000
Pork. .6rfs. I0O4 '..''' ..z 1.-TWO
Bacon Hams, lbs. 2S36l6 I62 5S6 lslSlIO 60. $40
Lard, $3.50. .bs.26S444 lo442i2
Hogs, $50. 20 } $500 80
Butter, .l2S762 81 Ool 532, ISL 81 .46s
Cheese. .....lbs. 47907 2666l2
Biscuit, .bris S439 Q. 5OS 2Ol62 ! 1921
Biscuit, kegs 1906 5l59
Indian Corn, bus 4S62l. 3S 6l69ll69 Il ,462,
Indian Meal brls I296l 40 1853. l05SS3. ...4S0,i7
Wheat, bus. ISIS. .16 5Ss. l7l279 263, OPT
Rye and Oats. 500. 80. 1896 .........7 3.3lS
Rice tres. 22l .7,0i7 ..2l6s. ..55 ,199
Wax, lbs. 9535. .2,469. ..5S259. III Oh
Slaves. Shing's, sc. IA 1885 " DOS
Quercitron Bark, -. Ill l3o 1921
Tobacco leaf hds 1880 .7S4 1904 .55653 i $50 009
Flour, .brls l0S0S .657 SOL .6SS666. A Isl Al
Tobacco man.lbs. 9493i 2S9 .40i954 Pr, ZIP
Cotton, manufac. of. ..... 69,l2O ...... .2S2,o4S
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been done, and the transactions which have taken
place have been generally at low rates.
Be9.-Small transactions only, and confined 10
ships stores, at quotations. ,
POrk-Thcrc have been moderate sales Of old
Prime and Mess, the former at So, the latter at
s IL per bril-. cash, taken for export
BdcOn.-Thc stock is nearly exhausted but con
tnues to sell at 6a6i cts. for Shoulders; b5dl ior
Sides and 9al0 for Hams. New city smoked, which
is in moderate supply, commands about cent per Id.
more than the highest quotations above notnd
Lard-Is not in active request, and the price less
firm, sales of brs. having been made at = and kegs
at ,aS cts. per h., mos; parcel of kegs at the
| former, discount for cash
! Brttter-Wcstern continues to sell at Hale cts,
but chiefly at Hall }, and l5d6 for Glades the trans
actions for the week being only moderate.
| CheeSe-Remains steady at 7ioS cts per lib. for
Western, and Sdl0 for Eastern.
RICE.-The transactions comprise some fOa5O
tres. at 3.5OG 1915 per 100 lbs, mos, taken for
export. prime article is worth 81.
SALT.-A cargo of Turks Island has been sold at
% cts. mos; and a cargo is now alloat unsold.
SEEDS.-The market for Clover continues dull
and the best parcels OF new prime will not command
over $3.50, al which lot OF 50 bushels has sold; and
others of inferior quality at 125a s f37. per bush
cl. Flax continues to sell moderately at $Sl.3O
SPIRlTS.-Thc market for Foreign is without
change, and the demand moderate n. f. Rum, with
moderate demand, is selling at 33d3l cts Whis-
key is lower but the price is not settled; VIC quote
however, to approximate as nearly as possible the
range of the market, 26a26s cts for hhds., and 21a
~ Tor brls.
SUBMISSIVE have to report only small sales of
New Orleans early in the week at 5u55 cts, mos
The market is very quiet at close.
TALLOW We note further sales of 1000 lbs
rendered at s. cts. per lb, mos, taken for foreign
export
Although there have been few in
considerable transactions in crop Mary land at
full prices the market in the main has been without
animation, but unusually for this period of the
year. The inspectors now mainly engaged in
taking account of stocks, and the inspections are
quite light. The inspections for the week were as
follow; Maryland, 305 hhds.; and Ohio, do.-total,
BIB hhds. Exported within the same time to Mar
settles, 370 hhds.-maing the total Of Maryland and
Ohio denominations since Jan. to date, as follow:
10 Bremen, .......-. ........'''.... hihSZl, 81
- rotterdam, .-............-.. ...' ''o,too
- 1taNfc, ...'.'... '''.''.. ..f;"lP
- Antwerp. l,o7V
- Amsterdam, ................ -'....'''l ,fVl
- Nurseries, ''Z,uUt
- Bordeaux, .....'..... ''''l,oii
50 Emden, zoo
- venice IIJ
- England. .,....... DO
Stock hand, and on shlpboard not cleared 18th
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Stock ON hand, and on shIpboard not cleared 29tl
ult., 81 1874 hhds.
WINES.-Furthcr sales of Dry and Sweet NIala
ga at IS cts per gallon, ON the usual time.
WOOL.-Wc note sales of about 3,OOOai 900 lbs
Ohio Fleece, in lots, at 29a3Oa32 cts per ID. fol
common and blood, washed.
FRElGHTS.-Thc rates have undergone no vari
alton, and we report last weeks quotations: Tc
LIVERPOOL IS. for Flour, aud lOd. for Grain. re
Ireland Id. for Grain. West India rates are 75a9C
cts. per brl. for Flour. And the rate for Four tc
Boston and Providence is 80 and cts. for Corn
and TO New York, % for the former and for for the
latter. Corn, TO Maine, l0al2 cts.
BEEF CATrLE.-'Thc offerings at the drove
yards last Monday amounted to only i30 head show
ing material falling off; in consequence of which
prices have advanced. The sales comprised 80, and
the residue except 2S which remained unsold, were
driven Eastwardly. The prices paid ranged from
2.50 TO 1915, gross, equivalent to 5d 7.25 per LOG
lbs. net. Live Hogs have been selling at ga 531
Sales of Slaughtered at $3.50 $3.50 per 100 lbs.
EXCHANGE.-Sterlmgh has been in active re-
quest this week, and considerable amount OF Bills
have been sold for the Steamer of the first at TO- per
cent. prem for GO days-and purchases have also
been made at 9: we quote accordingly.
Bills on London Esterg 90 days, 0alO3pcr ct prem.
------ Paris. ........... .0l2U o1225
--- Hamburg '...'.'.. $3.50 80. $3.50 80
---- Bremen. .......... ....''7Sia ~
- Holland ........... 40 4O5
Sight Bills on Boston. 49,. par
--- New York City .paI
-- Philadelphia 3. ......... .par
--- Richmond, Va....-a1i per ct. dis.
- Charleston, S. C..l all do. do.
- Mobile. .......5d l do. do.
-- New Orleans, go. al do. do.
-- Louisville .......l al do. do.
st. Louis. ........l al do. do.
Cincinnati 80. Il al do. do.
Treasury Notes, per cents ........ 49,
Mexican Dollars ........ ..... para do. prem.
Spanish do ....... .......1 a do. do.
American Gold ............... para do. do.
Doubloons, Royal -............ .16 so a - -
Do. Patriot .................l5 So 10 GO
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BALTIMORE COMPANY.
BAKE-HOUSE. O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
Sales Rooms. No 405 Pratt street. near Frederrk-st.
Manufactures for expectation and con assumption:
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD.
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
HAND MADE WATER CRACKERS.
fT5-vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
By giving early orders, Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages.
jy 10 w ii. BEATTY.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
50 -
RELY s. PENDLETON,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICs.
No O17 u ar YVlTOR Y cT,p x,r,n,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS.
No. 277 BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE,
a RE now receiving per Steamers and Packets.
IA from Europe, and from various factories In ,hs
United States. their FALL ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
embracing every article for the Country and C;,v
trade Merchants visiting the city, we respectfully
request 10 call and examine our styles and prces.
previous TO purchasing eisew where. Orders solicited
and despatch. RELY & PENDt ETHN
iy 3 If
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ALTIM OR T.:

SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY |, lS4o'
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND MUSIC.

n BAKER & CO., 80 Camp street, now offering
IL. their finely assorted stock at low that the
most economical hardly fail to be satisfied The atten
of purchasers quantities especially invited to this
establishment
SCHOOL BOOKS of all kinds are offered by wholesale
and retail at a handsome discount from former prices.
MEDICAL BOOKS-A great variety, lower than ever be-
fore offered in this market.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-Sutabe for Libraries; a
large assortment-to which weekly additions are making
they Issue from the press. - $1,000, :.
PAMPHLETS AND CHEAP LITERATU RE-Dealers
will be furnished at prices owerthan ever before offered
Pedlars are requested TO call and examine. -
STATIONER4-Ag good assortment-adapted 10 Counting
Houses, Schools, Families, Offices, etc.
Among the Books may be found
CUAPNfANS DRAWING BOOK-The most practical
and finished work for Elementary Students ever pub
WILSON'S HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN CON
TINENT-The most authentic work on the subject
Wafer CURE IN AMERICA-GulIy on Water Cure,
Results of Hydropahy and other valuable works on the
DAVIs's REVELATIONS IN CLAIRYI9}Y{AsGHGE,
WELISS GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Ian;
GUAGE-A new School Book of great popularity ana
generally adopted on examination, ,,:.. 49,. :.
SHEET MUSIC-For Piano Forte Voice, Gnar, esGma
complete assortment and weekly auuitoiis hi"hi"e
thereto of all new publications.
CHOICE MUSIC BOOKSA great variety.
ROCKS OF GLEES DUETS, TRIOS, etc.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS-FOr all instruments IN COM
mon .-
All purchasers of articles in line OF business are
re0uested to give us call before making their selections
mb5-1w d. BAKER & CO., 50 Camp ST.
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE FURNIS II IN G ST . n Il,
= IA Me1n llTLGnnS.


No. So Camp Street, Neso OrsscaIns.
XT7HERE Families 1nd an aIce u t ,I
w comprising general assortment and select s!Eck o,
KITCHEN uens "a T Ton and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass ana steei oho'es an" Aos''
ah EpameIed and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
re GERMAN 1SMSA sILvER-Block tin and Britannia Tea and
'G TTABLE ICUTLERY-Geman Silver Britannia and Iron
WOOD 'WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar fa'l''
o9n asa aI bonn ul CEDAR WARE. new article
Willow WARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse chairs ana
MATS"Jute, Manila Alcant, Palm and Husk MatS
Walters and Trays. AL c,1nd,e Stink and Jamps
Brass, Britannia and new meiai Seii''0 N' ~
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
1,ooking Stoves and Furnaces. 1.,; sovos far
n n T VVIghts patent Premium Cooking STOVES, ~,
d - coal With fxtares complete. the most approved
~ HO ElA' anu - mh5-6m
duced prices --------
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLEhY.
rAMJTEI, LOCKE Nos and Front Le1ee,s =
= now receiving and has in store at, .. inch. "a
24O coils Manila Cordage, ass IRONS lhfeau " E2s1
eco coils Jared Hemp Cordage; o.
200 coils Spunyarn, Marine, &c. NC;
800 Poughs. assorted makers
10 Chain Gables x to IL inch
s t hnch Ear ron American swes Tennessee anu
English
1900 kegs Cut n ais
400 kegs Pressed Spikes;
20 cases Sheatng Copper an .o aoJbs:
600 sheets BraZe.s, Copper ~ " o"'
~ tons 1S ,iv Axes Hoes Locks Anyls, vices MIL
"A - Cut saws Smiths Bellows &c, oG ,n,.,,
ahe So Merchants and the trade suppea on 1T
terms.
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srATIoNERs HALL, "a Charities Street.

nAVID FELT & Cove would respectfully inform
scsS ou, on1 ai aa sn f ps Superior sPRS STOCK
sss VARIETY s Of FoRE sTAT!o ,Nj
as sde very kG bes r Ae 1RI
Registers Wood and General Receipt Books poSage B Books
Cotton and Blank Receipt Books, Cash Books Trip BOOKS
ruled to twenty different forms.
and PLAN Commersia Post Ruled band and Plain q Packet
p0 make Q Rn i.t and f iiGp1 ca blue and White
oW SHe for School, use Ruled and Plain Record CAP; Folio
Post Ru n and Pa sn ssper Roya Medam
Deny and Flat Cap; Plain fine Envelope Paper; Print
Nk IS fRS M5'dbG Printing Inks Of quality
and color in kegs and eanste black; elqe and red
cof Ms Fiji aRa cepg an
ses of different sizes, with all the necessary articles for
GoG fGy AND STEEL PENs-of every quality from the
very best Manufactures and at various prices Whole
GoI Iis q Ans SILVER PENCIL cAsEs-some very
Jed from ~ : sS W% Gssss 4 sn sIS ~ aa',
Sealing Wax and WATERS of every quality and color Play
ing and Blank Cards of every kind and Card Boards ol
cutting to particular szeeen coIoFs R9dge PEN PEN
and Bronzed nksands Pen Racks Sand Boxes and Wafer
Cups of kinds Ivory and Bone Letter F2de and a
signs Gard Racks and Tin Cutters Thermometer; Of va
sizes; Pomice and Pomee Stones; Rulers roGad nat ana
Reeve and Newman snperlne Water Golors Sable and
CamelS Hair Pencils, best Cumberland bfaWlhS Iencis
French and American Lead Pencils and CIayons f9rt Tray
Sancers &c SC; Whartons superior Drawing Paper, o.
size, from Anqgasn to Cap; Bristol Boards every
The above are only few of the articles comprising on
Stock addition which are fully prepared to exefq
the use Banks Merchants and Others who may favor u
with their orders which will be Puncualy ATTENDED t.
BLANKS now in use and will always keep stock fnl
BINDERS STOCK, such Boards OF all rze Par ab
thicknesses Russia, Sheep Morocco skvers Sewng r.
menf Plough knives Marble and Morocco PaRer &c,
All orders for ODD BOOKS FULL So , ol dns pc
cuar form will be executed in the very best style anu war
anted to give entire satisfaction 4, e ~ f,o,n4x po.1
We woal respectfully solicit call from GonnIry Deaef
and purchasers generally before procuring then fall Stock
as our great facilities with our house IN new OK enables
from Ms NAV be returned found to suit in every respect
DAVID FELT CO., stanoners' Hall,
mh5 Inn "a ChaTtres street.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

FvNHE patronage that has been extended lWTE = =
Il very Literally the last seven OH gGAI
years, while in Common street, has induced t9Rsf0Es4
US the last summer 10 erect large building " -
expressly for manufacturing and repairing CARRlAGES
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
cru~ry and prepared, with good Northern workmen,
ard best OF materials build any style OF Carnage TO
Il and guarantee them if used in the country
We are also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and them almost to their original beauty
and durability although apparently worn out and HseesS f
We will freight Carriages sent we Will
also keep hand assortment of Men and Second hGnd
Carriages which will be sold low Old Carriages taken IN
trade for new ones Weinvte the attention OF those wanting
nel? Carriages their old repaired TO call at our Manu-
factory and Repository and judge for Intensely at the coe
of rdrier anil Cgrondeet streets, next door TO the oce
Of the Commercial Water Works, of the St Charles
mh5 3m MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
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INCIDENT AT THE ADAMS FuNERAL.-A Wash
ngton correspondent of the New York Tribune
speaking of the rites at Mr. Adams funeral. in tie
House of Representatives, says:
One incident occurred during the ceremony, per.
haps worthy of remark. The Statue of History
srrlpounting the horoogue Of the House, overlooks
the seats OF the members. 1t is represented with
pen and tablets in it's hands As the funeral ser
vices commenced the meridian sun, which liad
been more or less obscurcd before. broke through
the clouds and threw brilliant light upon the face
Of the staiue 1t seemed to assume q sme--as j
conscious it tramplng upon tine aud time ms
takes, TO record the eternal bazon . OF the PATH
OTIS glory.
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EVANS, ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM

No SO .M4G.4ZLN'E Street Corner CRATER Street
FEE lust RECEIVED and now opening at this ~
N establishment, the most varied and splendid I'M
% assortment of H ATS offered in this market; c
Super and Medium quality PANAMAS, LEGHORNS
CANADA STRAW. CHINA PEARL IA RTTi. TIA p,
GUYAQUIL, CAMPEACHf and III ALI An STRAW
HATS: Super White and Black ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BEAVER, MQLEskiH and NJ PLUS ~ ILtk ttSsl HATS
No pains expense has been spared in the manufacture
and finish of this Stock The old customers OF the house
for themselves. mhf I'm
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HARDWARE, sc.

r. W. MONTGOMERY, II Charfres sree1s'
ORLEANS.
HAS on hand very complete stock OF goods in his i
line In addition his usual extensive asSoft- "
ment of BrnngE ham, Sheffield and Domestic HARD "A
WARE and CUTLERY his stock of heavy goods IS =
very complete embracing among numerous ollef atces-
also Block Tin Spelen Zinc, etc.
10 GOO lbs Iron Ware assorted. all sizes. r.,
45O tons Iron assorted Swedes, American ana Ehgnsi
assorted fiat round square, plough plate, hoops Dahu
and sheet Steel, all kinds; -, r, A. VOC
200 dozen genuine Collins Cos light and heavy Axes
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted ed all ze so
200 tons Hollow ware Castings, assorted pots o'es' spi-
ders. skIets fife dogs, etc. French pots
500 coils Manila Rope assorted all sizes.
300 casks Ok Log and Trace Chains
Together with Whemore's Cotton and woo. Caras,
Wilson's Coffee Mills Ames Rolaad ss dh oe o Of ali knd
Avis Vices, and smiths Hammers and Id be anIS o Ian
and flames strawcuers; Corn shelters and t Goh ~
Kings Poueis Nos l. 2 and a Paper, al kihs;
Spirits Turpentne and White Lead PaIn t an k'nas, NH
ana G ssi snd r ead Stock Kettles; Bark Mills.
Also
"a do winter strained and bIeached Whale Oil.
PIT I Of ,tery Is not surpassed. Buyers invited
-. LIE Sina before he nnrchasng elsewhere. mh5 If