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AN AFFRAY.-Banks's Arcade the scene yesterday
of an ARRAY be ween two individuals in which
used BY one of the parties to some purpose.
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COASTWISE PORTS.

t7x For Bosfon-Boston and Neo Orleans RsgMIar
@fEk Lins.-The fine ship DIANA, Capt. Beckett. hav-
-.S ing three four h Of her engaged will sail ON
apply board. at post II Second Municipslny ort
je2o DEWEY L. CO., 81 Gravier st.
Agents in Boston. Henry Lincoln & Co.
WANTED-A Vessel to succeed the DIANA. Part Of
q cargo ready.
En- For Charleston-Sumter Line The new A
<9kA cOppeed and copper fastened fast .ailng brig
49, ISABELLA REED, Capt. Rodgers. now
loading, and will have Dispatch For freight passage.
having superior furnished Cabin accommodations apply
board, opposite Beef Market, or to
R. M. HARRISON & Co, " Poydras 1t.
Agent in Charleston Thomas G., Rudd, ie16
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III. persons wishing to procure PLANO FORTES
n in the New Orleans aket either with
or without opt The BE- Horan AT v are in ets
street. is our duly authorized Agent for thatI
city, and fu y authorized sell Boston prices, with
only freight aud insurance added and receive orders for
description OF instruments ured by leaving
optional with the purchaser 10 reject the if salts
factory their arrival in New Orleans. Every instrument
sod above anted by and to be exchanged with
the purchaser If found satisfactory after
trial Ea.h instrument will in future be accompanied with
Boston cash prices which be By
every purchaser it inquired for We have The exclusive
right and are the only manufacturer in Boston Of the
PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT. We manufac-
the Seven Octave Grand PLANO FORTES, with and
without the Holian Attachment
T. GILBERT Il CO., 400 Washington street.
Boston. October "a, fS4S ie13 I'm
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A. F. COCHRAN q CO.,

a. Fs COCHkAN d COs,
~ Tchoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and In
u porters Of FRUITS NUTS, etc.. have for sale:
RAISINS-300 packages. whoes. halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes No. l
PECANS-20Q bags and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-lt0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No. I.
BRANDY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INE-300c cases.
LOBSTERS-Agents for man ufac'y j. Caldwell Il CO.
FiGS-3D00 drums extra superior
PEPPER, PlMENTO and RACE GINGER-400 bags
MACKEREiI-An nvore assorted
AI.MnNDS-200 trails and bags Sof: Smell
WIN ES-Port, various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
200 cases Old Spanish
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-500 bushels.
SCREENED SCHUYLKfI.L COAL-250 casks.
BUTTER-250 kegs superior st. Louis. jel2 If
Agency Of the ceiehrated American PowderC o
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DIscHARGED-Suzanne (. W. c.. charged with harbor-
iug Save belonging TO Mr. u. R. Beard, discharged
yesterday by Recorder Genos.
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Who CLAIMS 1T 7-Lieut McCaffrey, of the Third Mu
nicpaty police ported yesterday having found trunk
the She road 1t broken and contained pocket
book with snndTy papers enclosed also wearing appa
le Tie trunk depos ted in the police office of the
MuncInaty
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

r.. For Marseilles-The A fast.sairg bark J.
SfwS w. DYER, Cspt. Dyer, hayi g the most OF her
sz<s4" cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch. For
freight. al ply to -
jenkins BUDDENDORFF. 96 Common ST.
or j. W. ANDREWS & CO., 90 Common st.
ky- For passage apply to the Captain board lea
-. For Liverpool.--The A and sailing ship
HHkE HOPE, Capt. Weston, having The greater part of
fsss. her cargo gagged, will have Immediate dispatch
For freight of 500 bales COttOn apply to
jei9 LEVI H, GALE SO Common
kxas For BaIcelona-Passage onLp.-Ths i fine
N4&2 and fast sailing bark AUTOLEOM, Capt. Park.
- having ali OF her cargo engaged. will have imne-
date Dispatch For passage having handsome acoommoda
jsis = ' LEVI H. GALE, 80 Common It.
36&& METOKA. Capt Sampson. win meet with ia.
- mediate dispatch. For passage, having superior
cabin and Storage accommodations apply to
je16 LEVI H. GALE, SO Common It,
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THE UNITED STATES VS.. FOUR CASKS ALE
or Porter. and one Empty Cask.

THE UNITED STATES vs. FOUR CASKS ALE
or Porter and one Empty Cask
TN THE U. 8. DISTRICT COURT for the Eastern
District OF Louisiana-No, $500 In obedience to the
commands of an aachmentan monon to directed in
the above entitled have seized nd into
taken-four CASKS ALE or PORTER, and one Empty
TASK, now hbeled ty the United States of America in
the District Cont of the United States for the District aioe
said and do hereby cite and admonish the owners
and all and other having pretend
ing to have right title Interest in or TO the obe
and appear before strict Court of the Uned States for
the District aforesaid be holden the city OF New
on OF before the TIL RID MONDAY from this date to show
cause any they have can why the said FOnr Casks
hle or Poder and One Empty Cask, should not be
the plaintiffs
Y 8 Marsha's office, Eastern District of Louisiana. New
Orleans June IL, le49. WILLIAM s. 8 OFT,
jeH IS jy o. s. Marshal Eastern Dist of La.
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IouIs NAPorEoN-The cares of state do not
seem to wear on him: he looks as we'll as when
saw him, last November in the hall of the National
Assem- bly. But, poor fellow, he has his troubles
The worst of them come from members of his own
family his foes they of his own household
His cousin Murat is annoying him with claims of
millions against the stite, for confscaion of the
property of the elder Murat, former King of Naples;
his cousin Pierre is Democrat of the first water
and bis cousin Napoleon is a Socialist and resigns
his embassy to Spain, to be free to preach his doe
trnes at pleasure. When the President sends his
army to Rome, he finds there another cousin, Bo-
naparte, prince of Canine, who commands the Ro-
man troops. The President, few days ago, got
to. the end of his patience, and exclaimed, "They
say that have nothing in common with the EN-
peror they will at least admit that | have MS
family'' 1t will be remembered that the great
Napoleon quarreled with all his brothers-Paris
Correspondence Of the ". Y. Commercial.
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REcoRpER's CoUKT-Second JNuuicipality - Yester-
davs Proceedip gs.George keating charged with ang
gas fixtures. after due examination. to illuminate
The First District Court William Sullivan. who stands
charged with beating Mary Sullivan. failed appear and
answer His bail forfeited and the before the
First District Court.
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JOHN RoDGERss CHELDREN.--A writer in the
New York Sunday Atlas has al last disposed of the
lorg- contested question" How many children had
John Rodgers when he was burned at Smthfeld!"
" Nine small children and one at the breast!"
Were there nine or ten of them! This has been
the puzzle for many years-and we have fought
many stubborn battle for our theory that there
were ten The mystery is now solved, and we
were all wrong. The tsue reading is neither nine
nor ten. Eleven is the number The commentator
in the Ailas-to whom be immortal honor-fnds
that in Fox's Book of Martyrs the children are
described as "XI in number-X able to go out
and sucking on her breast" In Middeion's
Evangelical Biography we read of 9" his wife and
ten children by her side, and one at her breast"
And Anderson's Annals of the English Bible speaks
of the " eleuenh child, an unconscious babe"
The problem is settled. John Rodgers had eieUen
children-that is, ten small children, and one at
the breast of which the future will take notice,
and regulate their actions accordingly.
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BURGLARY.-A robbery was committed on Sunday night
the premises OF Nicholas Gsar OF Roman and
Orleans The door of his house forcbiy broken
and he robbed OF gold ach, $50 in gold, IS
in small change aud some cothIng-va of the property
stolen in full slo0. Mr. Gita Appeared before Recorder
Genois yesterday morning, and entered his complaint
search warrant issued at his request for the purpose of
exploring certain suspected premises.
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Assault UPON HIS CAPrAIN-.John Sniih IN Trouble
Capt Rodges of the British ship Countess of London made
yesterday before Recorder Geno that John smith,
OF his had assaulted him, and attempted also
bad example TO the other John Smiths Shore had him
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Dry Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No

4,
No. 80 Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do.
SCARFS-C oored Damgsk Canton Grape;
Scarlet do. do.
do embroidered in Scarlet Crimson Cherry Pink Gold etc.
SHAWLS-Rich embroidered white Canton Grape
Rich EN- broidered scarlet and cherry do. do;
Rich embroidered in blue purple, green and cherry
Super ga, and quality, very hne emb'd;
White Barege: Plaid Barge
Assorted do embroidered fringe;
Printed De Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SILK-Toile inde;
Toie du Nord;
Sinchews, fine article:
Black Serge;
Foulard and Ponges Handkerchief large Of
beautiful styles.
Black Grapes: Fancy Battse Cravats
Fancy Plaid Cravas: Black Levantine Cravats.
PRiNTS-Light and dark fancy Furniture; =
English do. do.
ALSO
a. sheetings, Denims, Columbian Piaids, Grsndria
Ipe scarlet and whs Flannel Blue Cloth Gas.
ASass uadtrshtrb and Psntss &c. Rtt In
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THIS Company having compleed the organization of
their Line OF the u. 8. Mali Ste smen from Panama to
California and Oregon will hereafter appropriate half
of the tickets per each steamer New York and other
Northern Cities and one fourth New Orleans, leaving
one. fourth to Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appro
priaed New Orleans in ample time for each
leaving Panama.
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California. 800
- Storage. - ....... i60
PARADISE, LAWRASON l. Co,
je1 3m Agents, 81 Gravier street.
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ATTEMPTING TO DEsERT.-Capt. Etienne Soubry, Of
The French ship - La Vesta'' appeared before Recorde
Geuois, ee day and asked for the arrest OF three Of thu
,eanen board of his vessel and their confinement ai
for safe keepngthey having shown signs OF ubord
ton, and had attempted 10 desert The warrant issued
and the sailors auested and aced durarcs vile
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LADIES QuARRELs On Wednesday, the Goth inst,
Ell Nc an ST. Louis street. between Tieme
and Maais. by Edith Spires The fair Edith violenrIy
actually bit off piece of her left ear For this shameful
assault issued, yesterday by Recorder Genos
for the arrest of Edith
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ENGLTSH FIRE BRICK.
100 600 English FIRE BRICKS. landing
i SO,UUU for sale by JOHN STROUD & CO.
iaJ las Common street
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49,, Steamer CALIFORNIA-For Bay ST.
A44Ae-s< Louis. Pass Christian, Mississippi City
aR1ksaaza1ksa and BA0Li-Via the tosrCHARTRAIN
RAILRoAp1Ths ney and soendid low pressure packet
expressly for the Lake trade with accommodations
will commence her trips a. above. on THURSDAY. the
oath and will regularly through the season. follows
WM t Mau Me% Orleans Rsarrnga Leages BIozi
Do Thunday.. ~ A. M Do. Friday ma P. M
Do Saturday...5 P. M. Do. sunday .....4 P. M.
For freight passage apply the Captain board or to
my23 J. Il R. GEDDES gents 10 Rank Place
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EASTERN MARKETS.

At NeD York: There better feeling in Cof-
fee, and Brazil had advanced about ! of cent -
Cotton had declined aai of cent.-Fine Blcached
Cotton Goods, in active demand, had advanced Jag
Of a cent per yard.-Thc price of Flour unchang
ed. Corn Meal dull-W heat continued depressed,
and Corn had given way cts. per bushcl.-Amrri
can Hemp continued firm with further sales at l57a
s. l60.-Iidcs tended upward in price, Buenos Ayrts
having sold at l0i cs.-Scotch Pig Iron had sold at
23a % 80 per ton, cash Moasses steady at % cts.
for N. Orleans. reaction had taken place in Ohio
Prime Pork, large sales having been made stccu-
lation at an ADVANCE of 5Oa62i cts per bril- Lard
down to 6iaGl els. in bril- and Il in kegs, for good
TO prime Domestic Whiskey steady at % id2i cts.
The market for Sugars continued very firm with
out change in prices.
At PHILADELPHIA: Coffee a little frmcr.-
Small sales Of Flour at SSH. to unwilling purcha-
scrs.-Red Wheat selling at ll0a$l.I2k Corn
dull best yellow selling at 59a60 cts. Nlolasses in
small lots at 90 cts.-Provisions remained quiet
Sugars in fair demand, n. Orleans selling at ln58
cts-W hskev sells at ID cts. in brls.
AT Ne,c Orleans: The transactions in Cotton dur
ing the three days preceding Jan "a, amounted TO
81 800 bales of the lower grades TO something above
France Spain, the Mediterranean, the North of
Europe, and our Northern ports. The market closed
firm at advance of Ia. ct-Thc Sugar market
was little better but Molasses had declined a shade.
The market in other respects presented no new Tea
ture; prices, without any excitement, remaining
generally steady except Whiskcy, which was a
fraction lower.-For rates Of Exchange and Frcighs,
table preceding page.
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OPERATIONS IN CALIFORNIA.

Things in Monterey.-Thc letter, copy of which
we publish below, is from a gentleman no Y in Mont
Grey, to his friends in this ciiy.-PhH ED. Bd.
MONTEREY, California; Nov. ,, iSiS.
There is no such thing as law here at present.
The treaty of peace having suspended the military
government, the country is left without government
or law of any kind The New York regiment #
volunteers having been disbandcd, nearly all of them
have set off for the gold region. The men have
stolen nearly all the horses and saddles necessary for
the expedition: even the natural law of meum and
t,n being virtually abrogatcd by the thirst for gold
The Governor and nearly all the officers that were
stationed here have left for the placer One regular
officer remains 10 command the fort and what is left
of the garrison of one company. This company num-
bcrcd not long since 81 men, they can only mus
ter To- and these the lame, sick and lazy OF the
You can form no idea of the gold excitement here,
and how much the appearance of things has chang
ed. Men who were not worth dollar three months
since, are now worth thousands. Some have dug
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BALTIMORE EXPORTS.
! Domestic Produce in American vessels. :.
DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The British steamer Canada, from Liverpool 18th
ult. arrived at New York on Monday night, but
owing TO the difficulty by Of the ice o(crossing
the Susquehanna at Havre-de Grace her mail did not
arrive until Thursday.
The London Times says that the American steam
or United States arrived Off Cowes on the morning
of the 9th ut., from Havre, route to New York.
She received the English mails, passengers. &C.,
and took her departure at She had 81 passen-
gers, and a freight consisting of the foowing-2S94
packages of cotton and silk manufactures from France,
value about 500 OOOf 23s packages of merchandise
from Southampton; and, we understand, makes
freight for the present voyage Of $io,lOo.
A passenger in the Canada furnishes the following
views:
'sThe steamer United States left Southampton Jan
uary 9th, with freight and passenger money amount
ing TO Sal 900.
''The night she sailed at ~ O'Clock, the wind
came from the west, and blew pcfect hurricane Tor
sixty hours-against which steamer could have
made much il any Roadway.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Lirerpool-Ship -Andaiusid.

LirerpoOi-Ship HnddWstd
Salt 1892 sacks Common and 100 do Fine, IL
Mankin: linens 3 bales 4 cases, Riggs, Babcock y
Co; mdze do, Rippclmcyer Graue; Venetian RED
100 brls. thread cases, mdze 81 do, fustans do.
M'llvaine & Williams; hardware do, W Wilson
& Sons; 10 csks, Thomas Co; mdzc bales case,
Hoffman, Burncston s. Co; chlorate potash kegs,
T Wilson 4 Co; pig iron no tons, ) George;
iron 90 bars 1863 bdls, moulds l25, Brooks; mdzc
ease. pitch 10 brls, S Aut & Son; mdzc II bales,
IIoffmans & Co; earthenware crates csks, Bur
gcss, Dale s Co; mdze cases, c Brown x Bro;
/ do bale l. w Gosncll s. Co; do cases, ID
Lechc < Son; do, Sewell; II do. Ricards Il
Hoffman; . do, Close & Dandelet; do csk King
& Hiss; | bale, Waeschc s. Mannd; csks, Andcr-
& Jessop; case Splker Albert; bales, I
Mckenzie; so pkgs, Stckney Beatty; empty corn
sacks II bales Johnson & Travers mdze 1879 cases,
Aldrdge, Higdon Co; 10 pkgs, E Jenkins & Son;
10 csks Albert Bro; SO do, II L Turner; iron 1929
bars 400 bds, l. Jones; mdze case csk, B Voss;
, do. Norris & Bro; II pkgs, w Curley; cases,
J Boury & Sons; l3 csks, w II Pennman; 10 pkgs,
copper 40 cases, order.
Amsterdam-Ship Garonne.
Gin 10 pipes, ] + Strohm; anchovies 10 kegs,
mdze pkg, l. Thomson & Co; hcrrings 6 kegs aud
$50 pkgs Schaer Kuster 300 do, gin pipes, order
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Concerning a nem Light House al D~rsser Ort, on
the Baiuc-M Darss,r Ort, on the Peninsula Of
Darss, a Lighthouse, with two lights, has been
err, cted which will burn throughout the year, from
January !, lSI9 Both lights will be lit daily at
sunset and cXtnguishcd at sunrise.
The first light is elevated one hundred and five
Prussan feet above the level Of the and is one of
Frcsnes apparatus Of lenses Of the second order Of
revolving lights, with intervals of one minute.
The upper and lower parts Of the star remain al
ways visible, in order to show the direction during
the intervals Of darkness only the centre Of the star
therefore will be obscurcd The light Eliminates
the entire horizon and navigators after losing
sight Of the light Of Arcona in the East in approach
ing the land, to distinguish Darsscr Ort Point.
The second is a fixed light, forty Prussian feet
above the level of the and consists of three ar
gamd lamps, with revcrbcrating rctcctors. This
light, in connection with the Gcydser light on the
Danish of Faster points out the pass between
the sand banks near Darsser Or and the reef Ircn-
deen and Eliminates an angle of forty degrees from
w ! n TO n w, by compass.
Darsscr Ort, where The lighthouse is erected, is
situated so % northern latitude, and 2o 81 eastern
longitude from Greenwich.
The light house stands distance Of fitty-sev
rods or ia fathoms from the water, and, with its
walls of common red bricks Of 100 feet in height,
serves at the time a land mark by daylight.
Stral-und, Nov. 10, lS4S.
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WEEKLY MMERCEAL JOURNAL.
Rntlcrl,m-.Shin EmernIA.

Rotterdoa-Ship Jaerald.
Coffee 300 bags, muImcgs csks, order; m"uaer
Rio Jameiro-Bark Io,co.
Coffee 35lS bags, kirkland, Chase i Go.
Rio Janeiro-- Barh Actirc.
Coffee 1000 bag, J Beatty; 1875 do, Il { Wright X
Co; Ii6 do, c l. Foxwcll; Is do, p L Brennan. 30
do, n Wilson; and 50 do for Philadelphia
Rio Janeiro-.B Brig Arggie
Coffee 1900 bags, W Wilson & Sons; $50 do,
C Wright & CO; IJOdo, D Warfcld & Sons, 90 do,
G Winter; 90 do, Robertson, Mann & GO; o. %, +
j. Brenan IS do, o .Irichs & Lurman: 3 do, W Stlrl
ing; 81 do, II Mankin; 20 do, II fl Wyatt 70 do,
for Philadelphia
Vaioaraiyo and Callqo--S ship Seaman
Satpcrc rs sacks copper "a bars Lima wooi 400
atls, cocoa s5j sacks. wool 100 otis loose and 100
bales, goatskns l752 II Maukin copper 20 bars, &
Raborg; block tin II do, hats bale, order; md@c
hx, Ward s. Bro, all Baltimore; and copper 474
bars bark % bales 100 sacks and hats IA bales,
consgnccs n New York
POrt-nu- Princc-.Sch DIM EH20beh.
Coffee 1920 bags, logwood - tons, Wilmington s.
COASTWISE.
SqUqnnuh-Brig GaIto.
Boards g. 1916 IT, timber 80, So3 do scantiing IA, 952
''' ~ NoLiIc-Brig lirabian.
Cotton l20 bales, W f Mayhem; SO do, t Whit
ridge * Co.
Ne,p Orleans Brig Susan Soule
Lard 2O0 kegs, d Hays; beef 2Oi tres, hams ! IA
brIs, lard SO kegs, Reynolds & Early; 23O brls Car
son, E'les & Co; pork 6os do order.
.Netc OrieanS-Brig Patriot.
Lard 46 brIs, pork o3 do, hams 10 csks, W inc 80
brIs, J Sullivan < Sons; cotton 10 bales, pork 800
brs beef 81 do, lard do, hides 3O1 bdis deer skins
3 bales, sundry persons.
Ne,g 6reans-Brig San Jacinto,
Pork 2-3 brls, lard 90 kegs, moasscs ll7 brls,
wilson, Kelly & Co; pork So brIs hams % hhds,
Carson, fdcs & Co; pork 40 brs lard 20 kegs whis-
key l2l brls, order.
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A Review of the Baltimore Market for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, n. w corner of Baltimore and HolI-
day streets, (Ip stairs,l to-day by O'Clock, at o.
cts single, or cts each, for more copies.
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s a Nj SON G. A RIS s,
nATE T., PALMER x COZ

:
Nos. 13S & no Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
IMPORTER
French and English Hardw are, Plated Ware, Js-
panned Ware, Cutlery. Tones and Shovel, Frnders.
Lamps, Lustres, French and German Looking. Glass
Plates,
AND MANuFAcTURER OF
LOOKING. GLASS, PORTRAIT & PICTURE
FRAMES, CORNICES AND EVERY DES-
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK,
supply of which always on hand and made to ORDER
jy27tf WHOLESALE & RETAIL
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4 SD

Sch NJ. f. Hall, Gorwin, St Croix
- w NJ. Baird Stubs, ......-...... Jamaica
CHARLESTON, s. C.---------6rr tUcd
jan 26. Sch. eta, Mosuer, ........ Baltimore
JIM" 80. Bark Oregon, Davi., .............. ditto
SAVANNAH. Geo. ----- ------ -Arrtred
jan % Sch. Brilliant, Groves, ........R Baltimore
MOBILE, Aa.----------- Cleared
Jam 20. Sch Palestine, Errck son, ....... ditto
NEW ORLEANS, La.---- &c Cleared
Jan. "a. Brig Richard lngcrsol, Plumcr. Baltimore
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The Late Vintage in France.-During the year
ls4S there were 5,OO0,000 acres of land in France
planted with vines, which produced 9l9 80 gal
Ions of wine and 81 220 $50 gallons Of brandy, csti-
mated at the enormous sum of AIS, 0SS, 1902 francs
IfI912l OO0) The average value of each acre Of
yines-may be taken at $50 francs (f2l.) The an
nual consumption by each individual in France is cal
culated at Is gallons Of wine and gallons OF Brandy
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 49, UAVRE, Jan. 10.
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TOW BOAT
Il ii f SusQuchanna Stcnm Tow
G>--&isssxr Boat Company's Steamer "JUNIA-
Ia" Capt. Tomlinson, is fully
prepared for Towing ssels TO and from the harbor
during The W inter.
Merchants, Shipowners and Masters Of Vessels
may rest assured that every exertion will be made
TO give salts action Charges reasonable. Apply 10
j. s. MURPHY, Agent,
jazz Lower end Smiths wharf.