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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-09

MADAME KossUTH.-The New York Herald
says that Madame Kossuth is more like Mag
rather smaller than he is, in proportion, but Of
stronger frame. She appears to be about the
same age. She is a brunette, with good COM
plexion, and fine, dark lustrous eyes Good
sense is the prevailing idea suggested by her
countenance Modesty and quietness are also
there. She is plain and unostentatious in her
dress. She is reserved in her manner, and looks
like matron worthy to be the wife Of Kossuth.
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UMBRELLAs AND PARAsoLs.

~ WE would invite the Ladies TO call and examine
~ extensive Stock Of Green, Blue, and Black
/\Watered, Bordered and Lined Silk and Satin Turc
PARAS0LSthe largest assortment in the District, at
greatly reduced prices.
Also choice selection Of UMBRELLAS, all Of the latest
fashion, and the work warranted
JUST RECEIVED handsome variety Of Silks and
Scotch Ginghams for recovering.
H Repairing and Covering faithfully and punctually
executed. A. C0RBIT CO.,
may 6-6m Penn avenue, near u street.
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VENTILATION OF Rooas.-This subject does
not anywhere receive the attention it merits
In England great benefits are recently derived
from an opening made into the chimney, near
the ceiling, by the removal Of brick, and
placing there piece Of wire gauze, with a light
curtain Gap hanging against the inside to pre-
vent the issue Of smoke in gusty weather So
great have been the obvious advantages Of this,
that sanitary officers are in all parts Of the
kingdom urging its adoption, especially when
many persons are crowded together in the same
building.
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FRoM NroARAGUA.-By the arrival Of the
steamship Ohio at New York on Sunday we are
in receipt Of important intelligence from Mica
ragua. The Heralds correspondent ut San
Juan de Nicaragua states that on the 10Th Of
November, General Munoz, his officers, and
twenty-seven Americans we're captured by Gen.
Chamorro, and committed to prison. He fur
Their states that before the date Of his letter the
whole party were probably shot. II this intel
ligence 10 true, and w have no reason to doubt
IL at present, there is an end of the war in that
quarter
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NATIONAL SYMPATHY FOR KossuTH. Bal
timore Sun Of this morning says g Willard r.
Fillmore, esq, the private secretary of Presi-
dent Fillmore, passed through this city, yester-
day morning, en- route for New York., to express
to Gov. Kossuth the sympathy the President
feels for him and his country, and to invite him,
in behalf OF the administration, to visit Wash.
ington"
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DIED,

In this city, on Sunday last, Mrs BEULAH STEELE,
rect Of the late PoNTIus d. sTELLE, aged eightyour
years. 80 :
ON the Sh instant in this city, Mrs. MARY DOUGLAS
STETS0N formerly OF Alexandria, Virginia. consort OF
the Captain JOHN STETsoN OF Massachusetts In the
ffty-irst year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence on
Pennsylyania avenue between Sd and AZ streets at IL
o'clock Wednesday, the 10th instant Her friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend.
Yesterday morning, CALDWELL, the youngest child
of CHARLES w. and MARY JANE PARo, aged two years.
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pay- Persons who send us anonymous COM
munications sometimes request their return
when not published but in this we have to
disappoint them. We neither read them nor
preserve them, and when copies are not re-
tanned by the writers themselves, such produc-
tons are thus forever lost
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CARDINAL HUoHEs.-The correspondent OF
the London Daily News, writing from Rome on
the 10th ult., says that Archbishop Hughes has
been made Cardinal, and adds: 81 under
stand that this step will be q matter Of perfect
indifference to the American Government"
Certainly it will-perfect indifference, and to
the people also. II gratifying to him and to
his iocks, we do not object. Titles are not
such affairs with us as with our English friends.
Even the Pope himself may make his abode here
in perfect security. We are as Indifferent to all
such things as to so much moonshine.
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ss- Anatomy For thirty years past

Hs- Anatomy.-Fo For thirty years past,
there has been going in this city curious process by
which the bones dssected purified scraped
and yarnished when they again replaced by means OF
wires, rivets &C., and reappear in all their pristine
strength beauty, and loneliness, Drawing the MONDAY
Of the sostce the pattering rain hail
of inclement Persons having good whale
bone umbrella paraso skeletons respectfully in
ved to leave them with the subscriber for resusctation
Pennsylvania avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets DANIEL PIERCE.
nov 7-eotf
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BALTIMORE, Dec. So pm.
Sales Of Beef cattle at $25o@$3bo the hoo equal
TO $59$6.T5 nett averaging SO gross. Hogs So
Gales OF 1900 bbls Howard street -FOUR at 81 sales OF
1900 bbls. City Mills at $So3s4 and 1000 bbls. at 81
Sales Of good to prime red wheat at S283c white at
s5ssc and family -four white at 90@92c Sales of new
white at 6l@6sc, and yellow at 52@64c. Rye
roc. Oats S303611c Whisky 2l@22c.
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Eas~ The ODEoN has become an attractive
place since wEIsENFELD & Co. have opened their
splendid clothing establishment there. The
main hall is now filled with grand assortment
of clothes for men and boys. But how can they
sell them SO cheap?
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WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETowN.-I the Board
of Common Council, last night, Mr.. Brent in
troduced joint resolution: That for the pur-
pose of consulting with the members of the
Corporation of Georgetown, in relation to mat
tiers Of mutual interest to both cities, and of
cooperating in applications to Congress for
appropriations which shall contribute to their
mutual advantage, the president Of each of the
Boards Of the City Councils shall appoint
standing committee to cooperate with similar
committees to be appointed by the City Coun-
ellis of Georgetown. Mr.. Brent gave briefly his
views upon the subject, and Mr.. Miller opposed
the proposition; when, under the operation of
the previous question, the Board refused to
order the resolution to third reading by the
following vote, namely:
Yeas-Messrs. Easily, Kelly, Callan, Brent,
and Hills.
Nays-Messrs. Douglass, Downer, Ennis,
Wannall, Bryan, Mohun, Pepper, HUTCHINSON,
Mulloy, Morgan, Miller, and Johnson-l2.
TRepu6hc.
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New York nIarkets.

NEW YORK, Dec. So p m.
Stocks are steady-sales Of Erie at $50, and Canton
at $50.
Sales Of 1000 bbls. -four ut $l0e@$412la for State
brands and 5000 bbls. Southern at S41s@$437M. Rye
-four 1925 Corn meal s3l2 Sales Of 5000 bus South
white wheat at lOoc and 1000 bus mixed Ohio at
Ole Sales of 900 bus mixed at GOOGLE Rye Tao
Oats 43c. Lard s9s1ac. Mess pork $l6l2H. Cotton is
frm-sales of 400 bales
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND GROUP

FUH CUUUHb, CULUo AND UHUUI.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER-The
ID frequent changes of the weather bring with ii bad
COLDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all Of which can be
cured and the system fortified against frequent attacks
by using Dr. J. s. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP.
Price only so cents
CHILDREN also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to Dr. j. s. Roses never
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price 20 cents.
All of Dr. Roses valuable Family Medicines are for sale
by r. D. Gilman, W. III. Gilman
Chas Stott Co.. Samuel Butt,
j. II. Callan, John W. Marin,
dec Str Washington city, ID. @.
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The FIRE LAST NIGHT.-At III o'clock, while
the winds blew fercely from the West, the car
penter shop of Mr.. j. w. Phillips, on 18th street,
between G and II, was discovered to be on nre,
and before efficient means could be used 10 sup
press it. the whole building was in flames, and
was soon totally destroyed, together with an
adjoining unfinished frame house Mr.. Phil
lips's shop was in the second story, and beneath
him was the wheelwright establishment Of Mr..
James A. Wise, which was also destroyed, with
its contents. This building belonged to Mr..
Wise, and the new dwelling destroyed was being
built by Mr.. Phillips for Mr.. Wise. The loss
of Mr.. Phillips is about $500 to $500. He was
fully insured in the Hudson River Insurance
company. Mr.. Wise lost $500 to $500. He
was insured in the Etna in the sum of $500.
The cabinet-making establishment of Mr..
Connolly was proyidentially saved, but not
without the loss of about 5000, caused by the
hasty removal of his goods.
The houses on the opposite side Of the street
were all in imminent peril, and required the
utmost efforts of the firemen to preserve them.
That of Mr.. Lynch was at one time thought to
be beyond the control of the iremen. The roof
was burned off, and other injuries done to the
amount of probably $500. We do not know
that he was insured.
An incendiary, it appears, had found his way
into the carpenter shop in the second story, to
his wretched purpose The scarcity
of water was lamentable incident also con-
nected with the affair.
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PLAYING-CARps. &c. &c,

INAGLE, EDsler, Merry Andrew, Steamboat, and fine
IL French Playing Cards.
Also--Port Monnaes, fine and plain suitable for ho.
day presents.
One very fine ACCORDION Of superior tonc unsurpassed
by any in this city.
CANEs-Whalebone, Malacca wood rattan, and hickory.
German pipes Pocket Looking-glasses, Fine Shaving
Soap, Shaving Brushes, &C., &C. For sale by
JAMES T. LLOYD,
dec Str Pa. av., Sd door east of 10Th st.
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MARRIED,

At the residence of W. c. KINNEY In this city, on the
23d ult, by the Rev Mr.. 0sTLANGERBERa, Hon W Bis
Sell, 10 Miss ELIZABETH X. KANE, OF Kaskaskis, III.
At Goodwood, Prince Georges county, Maryland, on
Wednesday, the Sd instant, by the Rev Mr.. MAcKES-
nErMER, Col. ODEN BOWIE TO ALICE, second daughter
Of CHARLES ii. CARTER, esq
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IURILEE For THE RoYS !

WIN. WALLS Original Boys Clothing Store is
w supplied with the largest and handsomest assort-
ment Of Boys Winter Clothing offered to the Wash
ngton public The subscriber would say his friends,
and strangers visiting the city, that he prepared offer
the best and largest assortment Of fine medium and low
priced Winter Clothing for boys youths TO be found
in any establishment this side Of New York.
WIN. WALL,
dec est pennn ay 10 doors west Of OH "A
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 0.

NOTICE TO CIrY suBscRrBEns.-A person named John Q.
adams who time since engaged in distributing
the american Telegraph in this city, is longer
ployed Our subscribers requested not to settle any
accounts with him, bat with Mr. r. W. GooGN, our
present agent. If
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dec at
RoNDs OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND

- ONO canal CompRny.-Notice IL hereby
given that the interest coupons the bonds Of the
apeake and Ohio Canal Company issued for the compile
ton Of the canal 10 Cumberland and also the bonds of
said company issued for repairs, and guaranteed by the
State OF Virginia. due and payable the LIST OF January
next, viii be paid presentation and delivery Of tho
proper coupons at BankingITouse, in the city Of
Washington in such funds the holders may DESIRE
In checks Baltimore, New York, Boston, &c. free OF
charge for exchange, &c.
dec b-Iw gEIDEN WRITER'S ~
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Great Medical Discovery!
DR. II. s. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL,


DIR. j. 8. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL,
INoR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE SYS-
IL TENN first discovered this preparation in 1910,
since which time have found but little difficulty in
ring most NERVOUS DISEASES, but very recently l
have added ingredient which acts like magic in rem
dering my NERVOUS CORDIAL far more certain in Gu
ring Nervous Tremor of the Muscles Shaking OF the
Head Palpitaton Fatulence Heartburn, Tic Dolor,
Pain in the Face with Twitchings Of the Muscles or
FLESH Wakefulness Heart Diseases, Neuralgia and for
the mind or body, affected by care labor study This
truly wonderful Medicine from its peculiar happy effect
in aayng the most violent Nervous affections, and
petey graduating them from the system, may Justly be
termed the grandest discovery in the science Of Medicine
1t subdues and ayerts all those NERVOUS DISEASES,
which the most profound medical skill has hitherto
had control 1t grand restorer In building up
weak constitution already down by disease and de-
btated by other Medicine its nvigorating properties
act like charm and its beneficial effects almost mi
raculous The weak the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasncss frequently cured
by using single bottle.
Us. ROSE, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
Price SO cents For saleby
z. d. Gilman, w. il. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
J. +. Callan, John w. Nairn
dec 5--tr Washington city, d. @.
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OR THE BENEFIT OF THE

II FUN THIN Or Ihh
II POOR.-The Ladies of the Union Benevolent En-
poyment Society propose having Fair at OddFellows
Hall, Seventh street. commencing Monday evening,
Sth instant and be continued each day and evening
during the week. variety of Fancy Articles and Re
freshments, together with a quantity of ready made
clothing, the work Of the women employed by the So.
ciety, will be displayed and offered for sale.
The Ladies confidently hope that in this way their al
most exhausted treasury be repenshd and they be
enabled joyfully and thankfully to carry the work
in which they and have been for years engaged OF
adding to the comfort by providing them with work and
the accessories of m of that large class of persons which,
in with every other city, is to be found in
mdst-the suffering and industrious poor
The object is Of all Others 1t is thought which must
commend itself to the sympahes Of nature and
sularly at this of the year, causing each favored
child of Heaven to be willing and anxious to evnce their
gratitude the Giver of every good by returning
thing Of what they have received to their less favored
brethren.
Any contributions in fancy articles refreshments
will be gratefully received and may be sent to OddFe
lows Hail. Monday next, to Mrs Mills, Mrs. o. B.
Brown, Mrs Eckard and Mrs. Chas Fowler Drectresses
of the Society. [dec g.
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PATHETIC THE New York Mirror says Lola
Moptes comes to us repentant Magdalen, and
ct /" him who is without sin cast the FIRST stone !"
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LANES r TICKER.

Officer, Collector, and General Agent.
business entrusted to him will be attended to in a
ID proper manner and may be left with any Of the
Magistrates Residence street between ~ and 9th
streets, Washington, d, o. y2a-u
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sy- Persons having any copying would
do we'll TO call into requion the services Of RICHARD
SON The locomotive rspdty with which he s the sheets
would be materially felt by persons employing him
dec cit
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The Treason Trial.

Mr.. Brent yesterday resumed his speech. He
referred to the appearance Of Scarlet on the
ground, who he said had soon become alarmed
at the awful responsibility he had assumed and
left the ground, callous to the appeals of the
dying man for water. He ridiculed the idea of
horns having been blown for breakfast, as it
was just at the dawn Of day. When this signal
was given Parker's house was filed with armed
men. The ease with which the fury Of the
blacks was allayed by Runaway proved his
power over them. Kline, while in the hands
of the Philistines at Christiana, boldly, face
to face, proclaimed Hanaway one of the trail
tors and he did not deny it. the testimony
of Lewis, no commended, broke down the de-
fence Lewis admits that he went to see JUS
commit murder and rob the dead body Of Cor
such. He does not tell the blacks, whom he
desired to befriend, that the officers had lawful
authority there but permits the negroes to rush
blindly on their own obstruction. He can iden-
tify the murderers, but names none that he
knew, although one man was killed and another
supposed to be MORALLY wounded-this, too,
while holding the Office of postmaster and sworn
to support the Constitution and laws. He re-
PEELED the charge that in southern States mas
tiers were permitted cruelty to punish their
slaves. Reasonable punishment, he admitted,
was allowed, but if a master killed his slave he
was answerable the same as if the person had
been white. He next examined the law, and
showed that Chief Justice Marshall and other
eminent jurists had held combined resistance
to the laws Of Congress to be treason.
1 J. M. Read, for the defence, followed him
His speech was Free-soil one, and he asserted
that he never had been in favor of slavery, and
he trusted in God he never could be. He ad-
vanced the doctrine that Pennsylvania was
bound to give greater protection to blacks than
to whites, because the whites alone made the
laws and had the courts of Justice. Mr.. Read
was to resume his speech to-day.
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MRS. E. MOFFETT,

Seventh street. opposite odd Feliors' Hall,
NToULD respectfully call the attention of the Ladies
w to n new selection of BL0oMER COMBS, which
will be sold at reduced prices Aso-New patterns Imi
taton Cupns at rs cents per pair Fancy Baskets Soaps
and Perfumery with variety Of other goods, at the
lowest possible prices for cash. nov l5--tr
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IIAIR.-St. PauIs Lutheran Church,
Il The ladies of this Church contemplate opening sale
useful fancy articles and refreshments Monday
evening" Sth instant in the basement Of the Church,
and 18th Streets to continue days; pro-
ceeds be appropriated to the liquidation of the Church
debt RaS- The benevolent public are invited. dec
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GOODS For THE RALLSI

MRS. e. M0FFETT, Seventh street. opposite Odd-Fel-
wi lows Hail. is prepared to supply the ball going pub
lie with White Kid and Silk Gloves, Silver, Fancy and
Plain White Wreaths; White Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchief; Extracts for the Handkerchief Per
fumery, &C.. &C. Aso-Rich Silk scarfs for gentlemen,
White Kid and Silk Gloves, with many other desirable
0nn NOV E.
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Attention, Chewers and Smokers
noWNERs popular oignr and Tobacco stand Is well
~ supplied with the best Havanas and Principles
Also splendid lot OF Chewing Tobacco, to which ho
tends cordial invitation to his friends and to gentlemen
of taste generally. sep Ctr
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Protracted Meeting continued in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, Ninth street. Preaching every
evening at o'clock by the Rev. JAMES GALAHER of
Missouri dec s.
rINO THE LADIES.-Just opened-another style
Of Ladies' DRESS CAPS, in addition to the extensive
assortment on hand embracing OPERA, MOURNING,
and Breakfast do. At Mrs. COLLISIONS
Fancy 4 Millinery Store, SIXTH street, square
above Pennsylvania avenue.
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOODS &c

LIVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
IL EVENINGS, at o'clock, we shall sell at BROWNS
Dry Goods and Fancy Store, opposite Browns Hotel,
variety OF Dry Goods such as Blankets shawls Crayats
&C, &c. Also variety of Fancy Goods-Jewelry, Per
funery, &C., &C. This is capital chance for persons lay
ing in Winter Goods to buy cheap The sales
tomorrow Saturday. evening, December g. at o'clock
dec Str DYER MCGUIRE, Auct
IBID GLOVES from as cts. to 81 cts!
IN 80 doz more of those cheap Gloves just received and
for sale at
dec Str BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
DONNETSI BONNETS!!
Id Velvet and Silk Bonnets, made in the latest STYLE
kept constantly hand, at lowest cash prices Also
Straw Bonnets, plain and trimmed, hand, together
with good assortment of trimming articles.
dec Str BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
ExTRACTS, SOAPS a. PERFUMERY,
IL from the celebrated house of R0USSEL, Philade
pha constantly hand, and at reduced prices These
articles the very best in the city, and at lower prices
than they selling elsewhere.
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
dec Ctr Opposite Browns Hotel
rHOW CHOW -" Batty q Co., for sale by
~ JN0. Is. KIBBEY CO,
dec 6-eteo No. 8, opp. Centre Market.
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FRENCH MERINOEs, DLAINEs, SILKS, &C.

FRENCH MERINOES, D'LAINES, SILKS, &c.
MOTHER lot of those French Merinoes, all wool at
IN rs cents with handsome stock Of
Rich printed DLaines, all wool, as low as 81 cts.
do do Cashmeres, very chcap-$l goods for T5c.
Handsome colored Silks ut 65 cts. and rs cts
Good Gloves at rs cts. per pair
Sattinett 1211 cts. per yard
Bleached Cottons and d cts.
White Fannels 12l cts. per yard
Mad. Prints 81 cts, warranted fast colors
Fastcolors Ginghams 124 cts, with great variety
of other Dry Goods, which we selling cheap
Our motto is Short Profits and Quick Returns" and
always practise it. So give call if you wish to
money. L. MYERS & CO.,
dec 6-S.Tu. Th&SI1 Pa ay, bet. 9th and 10th ste,
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PARIS MILLINERY AND DREss-MAKING.
~ MRS. COLLISIONS sHow-Rooms

~ ON SIXTH STREET,
WS Near The corner Of Louisiana Avenue, Washington,
Are visited daily by crowds Of Ladies' and her pattern
Bonncts are pronounced the pretties in the District
Her large and beautiful assortment OF DRESS CAPS
is the best in the city, and IL we'll worth examination
Added to the above Is a complete outfit for LADY'S
TOILET Laces, Embroderes, Bdgings Cambria and Mus
lin Founcngs, silk and Velvet Dress Trimmings &c, &C..
and Fancy Goods in general which sold at
dating prices As- Also silk and Merno HOODS.
Store on SIXTH STREET, near Louisiana av.,
dec2-tr Rear of the National and Browns Hotels.
Rs- DRESS CAPS-oPERA CAPs-KID GLOVES
PERFUMERY-SILK a LACE DRESS TRIMMINGS,
&C., &c, at the Millinery and Fancy Store,
SIXTH st, Louisiana
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The Markets.

New YoRK, Dec. 9--2a p. m.
Flour has advanced. Sales Of State brands
have been made at S4. 12@4.25.
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The Markets.

BALTIMoRE, Dec. 9-24 p. m.
Sales of fifteen hundred barrels Howard
street -four have been made, and two hundred
and fifty barrels City Mills -four at $4.
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Sons Of Temperance. special meeting Of
the Grand Division Sons of Temperance Of the District OF
Columbia will be held In Temperance Hail. this Tuesday
evening, at o'clock by order,
lee Cite III, GRAY CAMPBELL, Ii. b.
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nas- Kossuth will be in Philadelphia on Tues
day next.