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disease. ~ all diseases "hich nave ''H "ish "
WUaG tina: ynu can pace f,i
I,c IL. II ~ heal H.. having been iil! ie'!t )!
respectable lzens; esiiuaso wlci are i
given proprietor
Ken, Al The dug .toe~ B,dtcr A. puvai a. Bennett Go
Main :. and H. Blair. S',ockoc Hat
FOR III TIMES. This y ~ ce'iH '!h ior the 'as' sf'
years. have nearly suffered death with Dys'ey 81 f
worst kia ordinary business Hd -
bottles o Baser PEium iiers have becoae -
healthy tis. others WI" niy ~
sutrn. disease may tai immediate relief from tie
B;trrs laLi.i
IIlnnycr county. Va, Mag. $50
cciiy that . who has suffered from DyspeS'a 'r
years. has derived great benefit rom he use 81 Ae'
B,;t.rs JOHN {. PAGE. j.,
Firm ol White Pc
An o,rs rh NJ IT. Wakes Market .ise. Main vii te
pr,tnptv TENDED 10 by l.. BAKER Proprietor
A,rlI.f LA
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New ORLEANS SEpr 7,h-Genera ausk has been rc-clcc
ted the Senate of the United States by the Legislature
of Texas The vote stood Sc yeas to nays.
The joint committee of the Legislature of Texas has re-
ported bill in favor ofraisng three thousand troops TO march
forth against Santa Fe.
The news OF the passage of Mr. Pearces bill has been
received Austin il is said that the Legislature possess
power or authority dispose of territory The subject it
commended must be referred the popular vote suge
of the people.
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I.I.TY DOLLARS REWARD.

HpAN AWAY the plantation OF Jas q Edwards dec
H1 the of June named LEVI aoou; 81 year
old He ra,h. complexion and has Unp the
side %. his ir, hens which lead
ectlon II examined He about eet high and str;@
weighs about 40 pounds
r stole HE lre papers Luke Hail and Ned Hall who re
m his county aud attempted escape the Railroad by
biting the whch we're taken II NJ n all a
sin has he papers Md Han III liz possession Al Back IRE
n, injured h way Raleigh bu! suspected that lie
he INN, somewhere ~ tins region.
The reward VII sc pail TO any person or persons "ho Al
nm, .r Inn 10 any conLe hin III al!
liza; they :e, iifI. . ,.
Address Macon Move !; this place. MATHEW l.. I'M.
| DREW A StGG,
Goldsboro'. y. C. July IL. 1850. MACON MoAE
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The Geographic correspondent of The Philadelphia Bue
TIM under date of Washington Sept gives the following
as he state of feeling At the capital:
Senator Douglass will, Monday morning, when the
Texas Boundary Bill IL brought the Senate, move tina
the House amendment, adding New Mexico be instantly
concurred in The Senators have conferred on the SUBJECT
and majority are in favor Of IT,
Gen Houston informs me that as the bill is signed
by President he will start for Texas 10 induce the ie
gj.laure of that Stale 10 accept s provisions.
Mr. Attorney General Crittenden waited upon General
Houston This morning wadng through mud and drencng
rain to congratulate him The passage of the Boundary
R He said General have come 10 ngraulie you
and the country upon restoration OF peace and tranquility
Nv heart is lighter than il has been for year
The President s delighted and joins in the congraula
tons. 49,
shots we're fired in honor of the event
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DRAWING TO 4 CLOSE.

Il will be scen that the Senate have agreed to the Texas
and New Mexico bill from the House, and that ii (wih ihe
other bis has been sgnedby the President and forwarded
By express TO Texas.
The Houses have agreed 10 adjourn on the 5ol Sep
TENDER.
In the House on Monday only votes were wanting TO
make IN thirds suspend the rules 10 take up Tie u
atve Slave Bill. II will yet be passed.
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To JOHN " FERGUSON. Esq
saLFASE take that on SATURDAY. ne htay .i ooeH
A. nr.r,r.>. Meckic.bnrs county Virginia shi iV
rred ia take the deposition Hugh Davis ~ tie read as ,F "
rr,ial matter erss Gow lcn'ns ~ u" .'.tnl y
r c;r,uu Court nt Law. whlch alHf and AN A.
ant AZ which AMI place you may attend yen Sns pr M
Sept 3-ct5hOct LEWIS pAN>
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To ALL PEKSUNS " HUM II lI4f .V't Nv "
9.MES vi RPll li-na died N the year - III 'hr corr
ID u ot Halifax nI lnesiie l'a'!. s"me
anal estate. 10 u. KIN ~ he ci any. az tf tt
law of VIRGINIA sid Murphy lett The unfrisn BIS
- s tered on IN and who viii he
III. tnc as III. ultimate ds;rihuice ~ case be c u" arN
b. s taxes hls method ininnn, all SUCH II az! tN., L.
,r Forward and establish their superior r. 10 nr 10 -" p
Il hrrw,.e he viii conciud- that none such eNs a.. VII oa-
>ilrs The propsr! a. her"wa MANI ~ w MIN
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THE TOBACCO CROP

We have been kindly favored with the following extract
from letter received last week nv commercial house in
this city, planter eli sound Judgment ana practical eN-
ncricnct:
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CONTRIBUTIONS, &c.


WASHINGTON, SErr Q.
The following named gentlemen have been confirmed by
the Senate.
David d. Barnard, Minister 10 Russia.
John s. Gllaher third Auditor.
Vim Irwin, Marshal of Western Pennsylvania.
William Strong, Judge of the Supreme Court of Oregon.
CoSsuLs.-Loenzo Draper. Consul 10 Havre Edward
Kent Consul 10 Rio de Janeiro Ralph King, Consul 10
Bremen; William r. Hays, Consul TO Rarbadoes John l..
Hodge Consul TO MarseIe- Benjamin II. Norton, Consul
TO Nova SCOTIA Assert Lang Consul TO Amstcrdam T. w.
Potter Consul 10 Valparaiso.
Besides the above, several other subordinate Consus
were confirmed.
The nomination Of Mr.. Lewis Of Philadelphia further
discussed by the Senate to-day but without taking
The Union Fire Company OF Norfolk Virginia. arrived
here to-day visit. They fine and efficient looking
set men, and from appearances could render good service
BosroS SEPT. .
FROM THE COAST OF AFRICA.-The brig Planet,
from Cape de Verde, Coast of Africa, August g arrived
Salem Yesterday reports L. s. soop John Adams Captain
Powell left Port Paya for Gnnba, July 18th, by order Of
Com Gregory who had received Information Of loss of
capture and detention of her crew by the savage
people on par, Of the coast who required ransom for
their release.
The Yorktown was al Funchal July 18th, and duly
pected Port Praya. The Perry" reported have sail
ed for Rio supplies The Porpois Gardner arrived at
Port Praya July 25 from Norfolk sin Madeira and left on
the 29h for Monrova all we'll At Port Paya the rains had
set in and fever very prevalent many Of the
spectacle inhabitants becoming victims among them Cate
nj Eorona commonly called the Napoleon of Guinea
having largely concerned in the slave trade until
years past The IT, s. squadron in the enjoyment of
excellent health
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!! -.-yI NJ. 40, ,,,Ry yEOCLE.R.

Svol viii aac mat shall penn1n 'r i'si',le1 ~
mia =, ~ NJ n Dc divorced IRON !'a a. ny "l
n nm, Inv. hia sy flied the 0ice ~ he Cclk OF TIE @
tnurt 81 las li.n.'co county statement q! we '''es Cd"
E .u,r' ~. ui"' cs,,. ~ HENRY NEOGLER
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one HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

EguNAWAN.-A Negro man. named SAM. rn II,
Ia subscriber. who rttcs about niles North Oaass
tort lie Is abau I'VE bet or eleven inches m
owucast countc ard injury caused by mon
shop :he vi one oi his His cemIcA.
- I,gh brown ani bought abou, Nm Blsl
e,r Columbia Flnvanna couty. in probable he III
inrt,os n ,lat viii H.
sag AMI slOp II taken the Safe Ny post Office O.an
Cour, House, Virginia. JOHN b BELL.
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The parties sr IN the irsoas 'rree are hereby n'ic
have APT ola,cl he SI dly September >j al M Oh
directed by tie said decree when and wherc hey
required their evidence. aud that the taking al tie
day day ui.i completed
Au, -c..twiw D. 4 CLAIBORNE. CommIs. oncr.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

GARDENERS FLORISTS, SHIP OWNERS lNCoRpoR ,re,
COMPANIES, MANUFACTURERS, ARTIZaSS, PRCpsS 81
SIGNAL MEN, MECHANICS AND OTHERS 20
TyHE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE COMBINED. s,
i UNITED STATES LETTERS PlrESr-Al InfrnysnSel
will prosecuted by Law This the valuable nvenS
age and without which vessels manufactures public edh
and private dwellings, incomplete and Comparatively
cure With this cheap and efficient Fire Engine. frie,
rct!y dependent dill accommodating comu,
can bid defiance the incendary 1883 d"
Sa' RECOMMENDATIONS
We the undersigned, do hereby certify thar us IA,
erected on our OF Mr. r. u. Mchci,s Improved pm
,od ba We given a trial. aai hesitation In
meniins his Pumps worthy Of the confidence and patronage al ~
pub:lc JOHN BSAiER. ="
VALENTINE IIEcKirR
Ibave Pump nj Mr. r. Birmingham M'cheg my yan.' -
een j, a most valuable appeniage sct, convenience ami
Glen; pT0.eciirn as.tli't me IL H. TYLER
! Titt pumn ran bc seen Al the Wing Office. "
NOTICE persons buying orsel!g the above a;,,e -
responsible for :. ..,.-..
Apri itcff X BKll ''>''H" h''''ihi'i Prn'rsi0r
TO CONTRACTORS.
.EALED PROPOSALS viii - receive d, ne O.ce Ia
Kanawha Company IL E'chHctd unli The dsy
rober the construction ni tie per aud abumtn
hr, o.. acr, Lanes rvcr New Canton, lar!wic&syi a r.
ces rhiS viii hc paid tor ~ cash Resides he usUa ,
cation of ~ per the monthly estimates. the contractor OF a.
traitors VIII Repaired ample srcnity. ~
8o,r OF pIrrcuTs. The completion oi the work time Al
The manner specified IN the contracts
pans nt tie above vii BE- lbi'ed an. specitrs
,bcrect deli gerr The oice Iun Ccu,
Assistant Engineer. liz charge OF the IN Columbia
WALTER GWYNN
llrf Eus 4 -
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Tmpnrtant Arrests.

There have been q number of burglanes COM
mitted within the last few weeks, and we are
very much gratilied in being able to state that
officers Gould and German have arrested several
bows, from sixteen to eighteen years Of age
whose names are John McAleese, Francis Nc
Keen and negro boy named Tom, Green
About clock on Tuesday night Green was ar
rested on the corner of Baltimore and North SITS.
having bag containing large quantity Of silver
ware, on his way TO fence, to dispose OF it.
When in custody, he bowed on the others, and
about midnight they were arrested IN house on
Argyle-alley near the corner OF Lexington and
Green sts each sleeping with revolver under
his head. On searching bureau, large number
of articles were found in the several drawers and
in pile of wood in the yard lot otstockIngS &c.
The goods were all taken to the office OF justice
Gray, where the following were identified:
Mr. James S. Waters found among the lot ST.
YER forks, table tea and dessert spoons, pickle
forks butter knife, sauce spoons, fish knife, soup
ladle, sugar tongs, cream spoon, large cup, card
basket, plated tray and suffers paper knife ana
g revolver, t38 pieces of silver ware in ALL which
had been stolen about noon on Tuesday from ms
residence on Madison.st. extended
Capt Walker "Spring row, identified val
liable gold bracelet and pair of ear rings, which
had been stolen from his residence on Iuesday
and Mr. Robt. Perry identified line par OF duel
ling pistols which had been stolen from his snooI-
ing gallery, n. Calvertst g few days since, oy
the colored boy arrested.
There yetrcmains a pairofrevolving pistols, sin,
gle barrel pistol two coats pants, vests, boots,
cameo breast pin gold pencil hair bracelet, lot ct
finger rings, fancy gilt large shawl, boys caps
knit yarn stockings, silyermpsk box an accordeon,
number of China images, and large lot OF spoons
and broken silver ware, which has not been re-
claimed
Much of it is marked with various Initials, SO
that it can be easily identified. Justice Gray com
mitted the four accused for further exam!n a:lon
The officers are entitled to much credit for them
success in ferretiDg out this youthful gang OF de-
predators. D AT at -
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TURKEY.
Disturbances in Syria.

A letter from Beyrout, of the 18th, says " For
some wears past The Turkish Government has
been DESTROYS OF subecting the Syrian population
to the recruitment system; but SO great was tne
dissatisfaction the idea caused among the people
that il RETAINED from doing SO. At last, IN sep,
tanoher il determined to execute the design, and
itbegan operations. The people murmured; anu
bands of armed men commanded by the kmlrs
Mohomet and Hassan, of the family OF Hartourcn,
commonly known as the Emirs OF Baalbeck al,
yanced towards Damascus, but were dispersed
bv the Turkish troops. TWAS believed that aIter
this, the recruiting would take pace quleI'si 0u'
the two Fmirs reappeared at the beginning OF DC
tober in the environs Of Damascus at the head OF
between 5000 and 1000 men.
a corps of the regular army. consisting Oh Two
battaons OF infantry, two squadfohs VI C"Sat1 y
four guns and four hundred irregulars, under MUs-
tapha Pacha marched to meet them, ana succeeu,
ed. on the 10th of October, in surrounding them
in the defles near Maloulah, six hours distance
from Damascus The rebels were Obliged to give
battle and were completely defeated, with q loss
of ]. 600 men; the two EmirS were captured: Inc
loss of the troops was only 90 men. The YlHage
of Maloulahis inhabited principally by Chrlstia1s'
and the Turkish solderis exasperated with the
resistance they made, pillaged some houses, car,
RED of women, killed q Catholic monk Wouhoed
another. and so seriously wounded schismatic
Greek bishop, that he died They also completely
sacked two converts, pretending that they con,
tanned gunpowder and that the insurgents mad
N, de Yalbezene, the French Consul at Dsmas-
Gus, exerted himself on behalf OF the Christians N
snd through his intervention, the serasker OF the
army of Arabia promised assistance to the VII
iaees. snd ordered the troops forthwith to give up
ali articles taken from the churches and converts
The day after the battle, the Emirs we're made to
walk through the streets of Damascus in their
shirts, with irons on their feet, aud street bFooma
on their shoulders They were to have been SUP
iccted to the same punishment during hse DAYS
Whence WIN thew were to be forwarded to Constants
NOBLE "rl This measure was taken in consequence
Of the revolt at Aleppo Immediately alter the
serosIier proceeded with his troops by forced
marches to Aeppo The greatest secrecy was
observed. aud /, vas not uns' ei5nf days a''e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

I e. EMBARCATIoa or MISStosARIEs.-Rev. J. Cut
| Ter Tefft and Rev Franklin l.. Arnold with their
wives, Miss Hannah More Miss Juauua Alden
Mr. Samuel Gray, IA coIored man. and Mr. VIM.
C. Brown Missionaries and teachers destined for
| the Kaw Mendi and Tissaue Missions, in the int
rior of West Africa, under the care OF the Amerl
can Missionary Association. sailed on Tuesday
last for Sierra Leone in brig Triten, Capt Long
WAIVERS SrRIxE-The female hand loom
Weavers Of a Factory in Forty third st. request
as to state that they hsve refused to work on &C
count Of a reduction Of wages. The proprietor
has, we understand advertised for forty persons
to take the places of the workers while the lat
ter will appeal to him and the carpet merchants
for Justice. They have our waTmest sympathies
in their behalf for the simple and truthful style of
their letter to Us leaves no room to doubt the
propriety Of their demands We are almost daily
advised of the increasing of wages, but this is the
first important reduction in this City that has
come to our notice for long time. Whatever
the wages heretofore paid it is certain that re.
duction at the beginning of Winter would be
hard thing for class of operatives who are not
likely to be 0verpaid at any time
A THIEF Nor CAUGRT.--Mr. Venables, 1872
Canalst, last night discovered a womsn while in
his store pocketing pair of stockings, whereupon
he charged her with stealing, and sent for an OH
Ger. The woman threw the contents of her peck,
ct, stolen ribbons, &c into corner, and tried to
escape, but Mr.. Y bolted the door. Not yet dis
coUraged, the modern Jack Sheppard dashed at
the door STAYED glass and sash. and retired rapid
ly with portion OF the window frame aroundher
neck after the manner of the pig-yoke. She has
not since been heard from but Mr.. V consoles
himself for his panefulloss by the benefit of learn
ing that there are two ways Of boiling door, and
that at least one woman wears an entirely new
STYLE of sash around her neck
SALE THIS EVENING OF FINE PAINTINGs.-The
last haofhe Catalogue of the large aud collection OF
Paintings the Gallery the Society Library Broad
way, viii be sold this evening O'clock. Afare chance
for those who would make the eQuisiiou Of really good
pictures
~ Dominici Chaplin Norris Guion, g B San
tamio and Paul de LESSEN, were arrested IN
Walkerst. for disorderly conduct and Lcarrying
concealed weapons.
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NEW.IERSEY ITEMS.

~ TIE citizens Of bennington, Hunterdoa
County, are agtating he subject CT daily mail
between that place and Bonneville. Few county
seats in this State, we apprehend, have bean so
long without daily mail communication al
Flesington.
KY An application is to De made to the ansa-
ing Legislature to extend the Jurisdiction Of Jas
ices of the Peace, over all sums thai parties may
SEQ fit to bring before Thorn.
gy- a SGD accident occurred on Friday taaE. 70
Mr.. Daniel Hartsgroye residing about two miles
from Moant Holly. While returning to his hoae'
he came near to whore some men were telling
trees and one OF them falling sooner than was in
tended he was struck by it, crushed to the earth
by it's weight and survived the injuries he receiV-
ed only until Sunday evening.
r. On Thursday, nearly nsaeteen hpndred pas
sengers were transported on the NewJersey
Railroad, from New.York TO Newark alone. near-
IL 5000 were transported to places on the line Of
the road between New. York and New.Brunswick'
A corresponding number also crossed the Ferry.
with large addition to Jersey City. and adjoining
places, besides many carriages and vehicles ct
various kinds One boat in the afternoon. was
estimated to have about 1000 passengers on
board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
Lnndon Corn nEnrkct....NoYEMgER y.

We lave verv lillic Whea fresh up Today from Essex
and Suffolk Kentsl stands completely bare. Trnde
frme Aan on Wednesday, and former terms well main
famed holders OF foreign demanding full rates. which were
obtaned TO limited extent Flour quite az hgh as at
the beginning Of the week Fine Barley BROUGHT nl5 rates
retail Quantities al late rates Oats in fair request and all
good sweet brought fully previous terms English White
Wheat AS 10 43s do Red do SOS TO AS. 80,
ARRIytIs-English Wheat 26lO Barley $50 Oats $50,
Malt I72n Flour $50 quarters Irish Oats 80 quarters
Foreien Wheat 1910. Barley 1850. Oats 4,iI0
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d I z D

On EnIay December
BIZ. WILLIAM K MILLER, IN the al ynnr Of hs ae7
H relatives and n-nds invited 70 attend his lgnss On Sas
day ths 2 O'Clock, from h, late residence 81 CGar
81. BroOkb a. without further invitation. $500. ..
Al ives. Gaavle on the II. ma Ms. AMOS Palmer istt
years.
nottingham, Eng
Lara from his lats residence, ~ Barrow
On Friday y-aing Dec. l5 EUGENE OCALAAGHAs lts Vt
CT Cork Ireland, ssed 40 years
II. nsnd. friends Of Dsnns aud Eussas isi IN
on IA law Connor respectfully
rr4s to residence 205 ester saHisg oo-s
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meat The feeling in the army and Landwehr
that the Prussian is that Of liberty against
despotism grows stronger. On the 25th Nov the
disturbances at Frankfort between the Prussians
and Bavarians were renewed. Strong patrols pa
rnded the streets A new conference under the
auspices and ct the ipstgation OF Russia, was
spoken Of with view to the maintenance Of
peace. Both at Frankfort and Hamburger the
funds were much lower
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that the people of Damascus learned that here
had been rising at Aleppo, and that it bad beeA
suppressed. The two instruction took place IN
consequence of combined plan, and the Aleppo
insurgents only yielded when they were informed
Of the defeat Of the insurgents at Maonlah. The
situation would have been serious one for the
Turkish Government if by the energy of the seras-
hier of the army Of Arabia, the reyolts had not
been PROMPTLY crushed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HOG Markets, &c.

Hoes ara AGAIN dull and 5 coo have been sold 81
S44 10 % bbs new Mess Pork sold a! 10 30 Money
yey scarce and first class Sight Bills or the East nave so
al Ql , cent discount and currency Is 20 scaFce @ J
small portion OF thal offered could De sod z . ~,
Lou1syl1IE.-The number OF Hoes slaughelFa Al 4o''
syiIr viii reach Us Geo against 10000 ast yesI'
Sr Louis Hoes are selling here al9 'oSs4.
ALToN LITTLE price here is So ,r;..s. wa
Al The packing points tie Upper RIVER PFlces 'SAs'
Ah0y, the RAPIDS OF the Mississippi 1898 %.
BIB1I<CroN Iowa-S5d5 -
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e1A--A-s-Aslr]A----~ts-1d
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CASUALTY Coroner Ball he'd an inquest on
Wednesday at EAT New York, Gu a German nam
ed Heinrich L Spear. Deceasod was engaged in
pulling down barn for w stagkman part of TIA
timber which remained standing, which he was
endeavoring to loosen, fell, End he was crushed
beneath them. Verdict, accidental death His
employer, MIR. s. has very. generously paid ali
the expenses Of his funeral and has. tekes his
family under his care.
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M a 2 p LED

Thursday, Dee y, BY Rev LotJonea, kly Wh LEWI3
Rector nt5 Pals Church Henderson. Ky. Hss ELIZA
BETH W BLACKETr ony laughter OF Nm Bseasu o this city
I.ouisrIl- papers please copy.
On Thursday 2tb INST by II o. scA4msrAom Mss ELIH
ABETH + PITTS TO OLIVER II p. BRUSH, nj Of u c;J
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Hayre Cotton Observation-Disclosures %

The Cotton market s very calm. Sales to two O'Clock
SO bales Prices nOminHy unchanged The latest adyce
are considered encouraging. No arrivals or departures Of
irnnnrnnre.
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THE NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD
BY THE AMERICA.

The America arrived at Boston yesterday
morning, and papers from her mails reached this
City at late hour last evening by the New Ha-
ven Line We make room this morning for the
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Markets. .ctxcISsArl, Dec. Il

Tbs Hoo market is very quiet OWING 70 lue
s.orc, ofr,ouev No Change prices. inteiseEcs LreL
SISt Ir'rens anI New orG has caused some movement
IN pRnNLs.OMs.
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n A fine male infant was found By Police
officer il Thirty frst-st, near Forth aTea1e and
taken to toe Aims House
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PATENT ZINC PAINT.

TIlHK sUBsCRI BERs, Agents Of he New-JerscJ n
L cicrug and Mining Company, have received rom lnsI
,rtepsiye Work, al Newark supply OF the Pstsn Zlf
6roTu and Frsntinsle Psnts, which Will be ssposed o
on reasonable Terms
bro1p no 10 deep orange, and aso BLACK; and bsinz
scTpossd Of metallic OXIDES, Their lasting properties AID
economy be confidently Recommended. Thls ComFk
~. $50 Drepsres from tho oxides paints peculiarly
sble fof the coating ofirOn and OF tn, forming re 1es
,rofa crou AgsiuG oKidiZeuon now known.
Ebese paints when applied 70 wood, form, also TA1s
bic pro ecton against tire.
A supply Of The Company's beautiful Waiis OKido o.
IN naxko extensively used Ia Paris and Other psrs u
Euope As the yslDsDe substitute for white oat Id
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