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CotFEs.-Tne market Confines finn. with falcj o.
eco BAGS Java at ll1sc llAc and 200 rio at llHc.
tine.
F,sH.A dull fcel,ry SIN prevailed and the sales
were eoulned me ty 10 the wants OF the trads No l
ana mess nack,rcl wsie hela at s12 80.
Fhu'r.-The.e VIZ, lc., doing IN rai.ius, aud the
sac1 but 500 boxes ct 81 O2.; bali and quarter
boxes were selling AZ 81 % 81 80 and0,c a oc Ha-
vspa oranges were sellipy al iotJ ct Sl7 per
FRwGHTs -ENQasemep have bcen made Tor Liver.
pool 1000 to COO bbls lourstls Cd ais. % 600
bush wheat ct AKA, ana heavy goods at 2,J Cd.
TheIe was cons deIable oerng for California but the
yates remained unchanged. Lorge engagements FOR
Glasgow we've mroe OF be- auu flour bat the terms did
net transpire. YESTERDAY, 10Coo Is 900 bbls.
While cotton was taken at I'd.
Hors. leo bates told fs l,c., cab.
No.Assss-ln new crop New Orleans, the sales were
c(o bits at 30c FOR ssri1 " p. samples; also sale,
OF olu Texas at 22c., both months.
NAVAL SloPrs.-1neie wS9 no change IN prices whe
q i..ir demand continued 70 evaii:
Qua folders OF lnsccu generally demanded 1cc.,
ara met fyur, ives psiu ir 600 gallons other OILS
NAMED without change.
fgov lows poik-fhe r1les were 900 bbls ct SI2
80 SIS ior mess aud prime AID SIS 7je So Beef was
becvy ss So ior prime aud IS 30 ~ rs for OF
mine the taes we're 500 ticloc ut S5 So beef
Win saes of $50 bbs. aud tcroea at &c Ne. aud
80 KEGS of prime ct otfc. Butter and cheese were
without any marked change.
EicE-transactiop' through the week embraced 700
CAKE, intluuipy fair TO priue parcels at So 12K 80
90 tbcoe lots were pos plenty, aud the sales were
mo t'y of tie ordinary descriphops.
scGAs.-fns marses vas "a last quoted, dali and In
fave. Of the buyer.
WiSfs, &c.-rhere Is nos so much Inquiry this sea.
foo 20 folmely anu adoi feeling anticipated during
the holidsys.
Wsosgv- Sales Of 100 bbls were m ace It 29c a2sSc
70. Ohio ana prison, emu 30 bbs dtudge at 27c cash
Floor, Oh. $500. $3.50 wh'skey, bbl.. .laO
AthfS, do ......... III Better, do ..... $50
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course NEST cordially greeted; Colsnsl Davies, b.
half Of the secety made few pertinent and most sp
propriate rem ,rks concluding with earnest desire
for his health appness to which Father Mathew
Responded in his own warm aud peculiar manner St.
Pa tr'ct's day with rs glorious festvity. too
Tor the members OF be society 70 take the pledge; but
they promised TO call on him in the spring alter his
return hon the South Re continues to administer
the pledge to all who call on him On Monday eve
ming he will leave for Charleston, On his way to St.
Augustine, Florida.
The Russian ship Martha arrived here yesterday in
forty days from Brewer, bringing hc idred aud
thirty-eigbI steer age passengers.
meeting was held here IL t evening and addressed
by Ex-Governor Seward, OF New York, having for its
ebect the es ablishmeut OF society similar that in
operation in New York city FOR the isie OF the poor
and destitute
Although the temperance folks in this city profess to
be rcressiDg there 1oubt that null
tiplyng to an uppara'ted extent. In the business
sections of the city there dozen where there
one three Year, ago and whss Is still they
all doing a good business. The law prohbitn, the
sale Of liquor the Sabbath is constantly Violated and
openly disregsrded though occasionally some unucky
fellow brought up and fined Some OF them declare
that they can afford to pay the fne, aud still make
money by keeping open
The following the sales a. the ste * bard yes
tcs0sy;f76o Md st'g s71E $500 City C's 1890 1896
II as L. Il o II. $50.
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THE FrENcH PANLIAMKNTAkv REreRrERs.--It is mo-
thing in The French Assembly to hear the report
ers cheer fsvorits speaksrcsll upon orators with
weak voices 10 speak louder their ttiencs
remMs ths hoose that dinner hour Is near, By
OF la COts e"ea oat from the gallery TO the nearest
member for the name OF an unknown speaker. aud
ether liberties, which, IL ate mpted in the House of
1anous. would greatly aston IA Mr. shaw Lefevra
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MARITINE ELLIG &c N Q Il
Port of New York, Dec. Is, Is40.


Cleared.
ws1d do Tsn nSroy c c,a Ss.ss we've
M,nte11%a, tpht, Erser, Lyerpoo' G Ms,shai, co;
sdatsSnst
BatsiaarsSs S%aS sss T,s go Iou rs,
Creation, Beu!orE morgan Dix Shannon, Charleston,
= ErS,mcspt John purseis, Mataszas. N.,mh& Walsh
ca.dn,s Ns ws PsS nrns 9 9Fr Is ey
Esn.' Eosf ius Essf New Or
"sls9i N,Sss Pas,sy,G1 E Et
Frsnioss Ter, csinsTcp Bsas Hesvsrs assr
man Collins Point Isssel; Css,tia We'd Pensaeol,,
dO Townsend Jones Day tor, NorOlk Comma acbieE
ksyner a. srS 1. ssSs s s c SG No ea E
& boston, S SsSU Nile %a, and e naus, re- a
slOor-EOscr Williams sturger Providence.
ssus, @pton 2ss6 ~ Pm ssa Hal tx DC 81 ndn f 8
esf iGs Sssa q s Hss fss
stssis, " sicneers % : 4 Kin-s'snd &co.
ee hsT &: 'iH Co. eT The sfSS s1 Sy rs Sy
North Of cspsvv With winda constantly om ths Nor,-
t,sIyya Iaut yugls leland u d,y, with mssc % JIM
re- sS 50 ssH vi with Sr nc
S Gs.as Ts s T. 'I' Sa sisI ss'
e has Sssn 10 "a s ~ s f% n.Hd' for New York
sshr TTel,sr,Eh, Teessr, Baltimore.
scnr s Sr. Sssosa; New Bedford.
shin with loss Of fOssOp a supposed to be of the
zig HOplasge, M,hOnsy, from COuaivss.
Sailed.
Shit, Jamssteyn Tr-si Liyerpsoi; Vim Ts>vs BOlles
Gaivessoni southerner ts) Levy, charIesO7
s,awe- 1,hmu., for San Francisco at anchor in tho
North River.
DISC lswind at sunrise. wswi meridian. calm; sunset.
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Died.
On Friday afternoon. the l4tb irst MARcELIN EU-
CINE VNchss native Of St Andre, France, in the oath
year of his age
His friends and acqusintances also these of his
sons respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from bis late resisepce No IS Third avenue, Sun
day at o'clock His remains will be taken to Green
wood cemetery.
On the 10th inst ELIz ANNE daughter OF James
and Mary Lynch aged year IL months aud IL days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this day, Sunday from the resi-
dencs OF her parents, los Cherry street. 1t o'clock
precisely.
On Saturday evening 18th inst, MATTHIAS VAN
DYKE DUBOIS, aged 63 years.
The friends and relations also Manhattan Lodge No
20 O. ofO r.. are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Monday, 18th inst at IL O'Clock, from his
lats residence, North Moore street.
On Friday night, Dec IA JANE LOUISA only daughter
of Dr. Francis ard Frances Mary Jackson, aged 8
yc318 ana mouths.
Al Neu Orleans, on the 5th inst. at O'Clock. OF
dysSy c. the b. ain EMMA rosALIe aged months and
Il DAYS daughter OF WIN. Al. and Almira Trombal.
Weekly Report or Deaths,
Tho itv NJ Nev he davr 80
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PLACES oy NATIv rY-Unicd States, l73; ireland. 81
Enslaxd, u Scotland Il Wales Germany II; Italy, L.
Upknown,6
From rospital Bellevue Il Peniteutiary Hospital Black
wells Island j. Lunatic Asylum, DO. L. Hospital Eighth
-; Randas Island g. City Hospital ?; City Pri
son. Il Aims House, Black wells lGland, Colored Home, d
C0loIed persons, 6.
A, ". WHITE. City inspector.
City inspectors Once, Dec. is, IS.9
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We have to mention that from LIST January 1850, the
port of Csrdsnas viii enjoy equal privileges with Hava
ps and Mstanzas port OF entry. E'ce, arr. ION
llrs Lard; o.. Sill a III; Hans do 0 - IL.
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Pr ssfncrra irfIkfl.

CHArLrsrov-t tcg shin SOatherucr-N- woodruff Pie
tos seudder Ms White NJ scu6eer. Uobrook add LADY
Miss Barn. % ro,ker Mrs. oN,i Hrs Eabcock pnd f,ily
lathror. w Thopr-oa, Ltsuley, Jno Wsiier d
Saltmersh and family Nil g A Tortins E-sJ Walker
Lto lcole - 80, WIS jos Dvrhs Mar ncLemoru,
Ms wilder, y CJlhbont 4 Sita nans. r fsten
y Batht " dglty rbd ltsy Jas Dwirh3. W walkis-
hThsJe- ny slv.li Chas Bstos Jno iIines. weber,
hsrsh nC r-aiey, Mr. Prinyie. Morris Bsrtistt ard
WOOD So ace Geo c,cr roi;cr uisr Us-rod. Miss
Alan, keCskG, neCana-snd 81 Ia slce age.
zoe CsttFoENIa
Gus. s-Da-t FLORIDA from New orisans-W " o.
hotue " i-rs brurv Lake mi Pcstc4ien lady FIRE.
ssek o. W Ee-rs and lady Lsrshotn. Wilton. AUDI
lourihy, n.3s v. rln CanWoi, Fou-r ~ De weboer
Bscthgmf " lnpty ncNuuy. ~, Henry n Itudeior, A
Enr - s.'th Nm Lax n founders, Thos n, ts-y,
= Cfl.s Lewis - HCnfy fit4isnd. Moore. = Z
uosby Ch'ttv, " Slby, Lammss Robert Janrarca.
Licvn Jolsfh tiarr. Lftp-o Don fietc. Rowland,
jacobs, PCicL Den-e.- Christian q HARDEN, " Oil
We Ben, E,lie. mn. n Csstie. II II N5bie. n
Ssss t,tsr los a, sc,rs, wm Z Barlow: q "
Peter lrlss T. on CieKcily aud two sav e. John
grass mons. Pstitk Geo Jones rerdnand Lee Peter
Ireland hr-rtus Joh.ron. David ely. stephen Johnsoa
JOHN Levy, lie Ieici C'atk Curry Gecen sani
ncClure, hs-rison, Pfrl iYcsiy. David Nicholas
nernS Patct Notluskv Fid Lorar Furene Howder Geo
Jones Jacob Flash Peters JAMES Eilot James fisv
Lohu How. Ephvsim E,v John Slcosnar, rhos Stokes
ngnoh y huneh, Thomas.
FRAycIsco Scir Ilir beth fcOua Hy,unis-Fr,nk-
IL Besrre, Orlando Brssci Allen Btaase Aiv-u uaet
fmofsu Brooa, D9nie lIcieG Zsrs7 o. ., "a John NJ
fio,t fonvy Gstcr jacob Beatso colo-rd
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announcements Of Birls, Marriages sad Dssths al
not inserted, u'ess siy authenticated an paid fer
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I.nssrrnrr. AI,ived.

IIvEnpooI- Packet sp oacen o. TIE wet NJ Turner
o. Fhtfsld Mr. Nichols, Bcas Er Eybs, Wexford; Dr
: No. Lave pool.
lt'In Pooi--.hip Ams-e---yrs Ridley sus chill
6rtn Er~lsndi u. JAMS wallace tool-nd; Cars Oars A
Jrnf~n tio'stc'nf D. Esiligsn. Dublin.
MY OrL.iNs-Bark Rosa Stsndish-Mr John Longie. Mr.
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.eeklY Report orr Den 4 b

In the City County of New York Sth day OF
December to the 18th day OF December, lsi9.
Men, 62 Women, 81 BOYS, "A; Girls, o0-rota 253.
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CwElisH LEgcues.-.ilooo LAscE AND REALITY
W Svt ~ Lcclcs irtt arivt, ia prime o.ec for sas
quantities 10 suit rsn h.scfa ~ J. r. CLEU,
tnpo~s-r ofLeecAcs. No 7Jeh- str1tt.
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SurRxsr CoUrr THg Usurp Srsrrs. Dec IA
Nolrey T. Howard, Efq.. Of Texas and John w. Ash
med Efq OF Pennsylvania were admitted az sttor-
news eva councillors ofthis cor-t No All 1ristram
Clarke - al, claimants OF the bark Svssn o. Lnd, vs.
Ns'bsnt Lstnweuc Il sl-On the motion oF Mr.. Coke,
o. ouDt for the sppellees this appel ON the CIR
cut Court % he United States for South Caropa was
dol eed and dismissed with csSts the 43d rule
ofthe court No 1S3. The United States appellants,
We i he heirs &C Louis Boisdore-fhs motion to dis
mics this srpesl was siGued by Messrs. Heuard and
Hebdsrson IN support of the motion. and by Mr. OH
lett end MT Attorney General In opposition thereto
Reruths, Dec Is.
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DR. J0HfsoN, NO is DIANE sfRssT, SO wILx
~ rown VA the t-satnens o. delicate dseascs1nc Dee
tori reprtasn for ss in taifcured thai
existed for years rseminent Ccrsttrton wsshneea
brought on seerss hso efetusv cured secent eAs
cured ~ sour day..
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w Dr iaEnaa We can speak with freedom. We
have known hiE intimately TO- long zine lie was
very rich man hUt bat stranger would ssve DO
90 20 have his humble deneanor his rapid pedes
tran motions and hs accustomed habit OF doing duties
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COLDS RHEUMATISM, EEUPrioNs OF rue SKIN
" SEIZE mos Sa'e nd cGectnal rewcty, isa'v
Ndca by Doctors Hot Stevens, Msoncvn snii Olson.
end other spntpt medical rcniloen Is w. C1olrs Me-
dc.rd vayew Sulphur and lsdne Dath 5 Bff6sy strset
established IS15.
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Discovery ~ CoCNtErrsr Goo CoiS At New Or
LF.Ns The Ner OiC aus D,ifa the tn inst slys
few days voc, two respectable yoJDy wese pr.
vested oha,geu with passing covptelfit oou Tds
examination cane before rscoTGe- L aldwin. and
proof sdauced chow that the spurious gold "a
bees inrocenly takcu fos horsc7 sold the by
the l1rtica accused and that tho gultlsss
criminal intent. They couue discharged.
Rsocrser BALDWIN rent the 20 the mint to have
the precious metal 10 Guy there taken from the
base alloy. Yesterday he received letter from r.
Mscmurdo, the treasurer, erclosug the following in.
teIssting Communication IRON Dc. tort the aver
before readers msy he OF service In de.cctipg
the trCiious coin % present IN Cncuation:-
BpsNCH MN. NEw ORLEANS Dec. 8 13il
SAL lave carefully analysed tie cBuntecls qrstt~r
20 J, coin. svb,ntcd erday l2I rcc7l Toe" are
the most worthless counte1fis that have n,
blg ood Prince urerts p'oei isg bright eolcvd
alloy, sns according 20 Dr. Ure) OF OF
% oe 81 copper 1hee 10, moreover iraetsn Of
ioNdo ~ TIN. br. Brooks or coincr Aucted neat
tcns countcrfeits q the IL IN. eaht
the circumference end the thiekness OF tie coin IL
duatt for eagles la eagles and a-los No weights
tNetp enc that ana attached I've tcesa IN
iclnefs and weight 10 must Re e,nuue Spcero gravity
ofsd bcrg 1913, while tfst Of corperis onv $50 ad u
q hat % silver IL 100 IL is thevcfore. plain that these
Metals were employed ncesse o. size must b. rcsor.cd
cite gravity Of q mi he aade TO rnsver the purpose
far a. Weight u concerned bat 10 Is out Of the question being
nearly Of equal value with gold end most dcut metal TO
WORK lie cots question wtre sl OF the same composition
They sfe fbout the tbctnas es genuine quacter
eec but escsrd IN a. ettr The 81 is remarkably
WI doc and ht deceive fny one Tncy n7ye the mark Of
theNew Orltsls aiBt, o., Jude the EARLE dl'e lsi9
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NEW MUSIC.


w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors east Of 10Th street.
viii be sold reduced picesfour cents
Flower Of qundes, composed BY Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth 81 3tl
The Vagabond Polka; by Gung'
William Polka performed by The steyermark Com
pany.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. II. Kruge.
The Harp Waltz; by w. c. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by q. Schuster -
Tedesco Mach arranged from the Opera OF Ennn; by r.
Boyer. -.
pourris by ii. Cmmer. .5s
The Spring Waltz by T. MoelDa.
Judy Polka performed by the steyemak Company
arranged by femsnuller.
The Lily Rondo; by Rename.
Enan nyoam cavaiina from the Opera Of Eman arranged
Blanche, the Breath of Morning from the Opera
Poor though my may Donnzets Opera Of Betty
with English words
The world move, look abouti beautiful ballad; by
Henry Russell. st .
Mother dearest beautiful ballad from the
Opera OF Lucrctia Borgia arranged by g. Lniey.
come from the from The Opera Of Quentin
Durward .
Il Is the song my mother sings by Rodwe. .
Lonely BY Jenny Lindj music ny M W. Bale
Thou'n my sidej by w. r. Dempser
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music by @. Davis. o,, , :,
Hunter
The Bachelors Dream; by MUNICH
Stop dat knocking NJ the door; for the guitar.
Aug3
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THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in the
city OF Baltimore 81 per annu, copies g.
$40, OF thirty for s2o july under the
most favorable auspices II h the the Maryland
cultural Society, and all the prize essays reports
published therein. Tho society meeting
raise sg0, 20 be appropriated lows
valued at 90, TO be awarded the obtaining h Of
October, Tho largest list OF subscribers
encing In July go for The second, 500
list The publisher has added prizes
cultural works. lie 500
coming volume, wiz ESQ In silver pinto for the
plan and OF farm buildings and the
rm yard so for the
so Tor the best cssny the management Of the dairy
The first number appear July, win
valuable from The EpnusD RUrus, Of
presented 20 the agricultural public, particularly Of the
regions of Virginia, Maryland caronas
Of his farm the Ave has
estate In eastern Virginia. and concusvey that
able degree OF prudence
profitable other business The second amer
charge OF his farm Mr. Ruhn shows that his clear
capital invested for land negroes implements stocks &C., SIG
cent? third 1881 cent? fourth % 6 per and
dh 1910 cent besides supporting his family his
stock &c and the value Of his farm intrinscny
worth when he took hand. Every farmer planter particular
In the tdewafer districts Of country, win read this paper
the deepest interest
This other valuable papers,
amongst which s one from Groaos Dosss ESQ., Corresponding
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society The
scon Of the wire fnce and nom Col cArnos The sub
Address ~ SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher
Maryland State Agricultural socieiy's Han,
June eS-2awf l2s Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland.