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40 M pnhe lie advantage Of Daily MALL nei
,v.yx
New York nj 81 NJ and A. ~ nhhdelPha " ~ ss ~
Philadelphia 10Y PM aud M ~, Nv - ~ ~ y a, and
baltimore at4A and AM and so washington ~ anu -
Pm and 7Fs. ain N IN. =, 10 q, and NJ
Wahinyo 81 An and Pm ~ - 81 AZ
surg NJ. and An Richmond At Us I'm ~ .
and Petersburg and ~ Am
ni,, AMI Weldon q F.Mu nd - NJ
II and p NJ
Wilmington nj lOrM' iN""''''o" -" - .ai.u
By IN. above schedule 1t will be perceived thn passengers s
South leaving Now York At ~ p NJ ~ ~ Rni
Baltimore fAach Shasoh o. - III - pnan,nr
more Breakfast board the stennDoati passing uo"h INV
arriving Washingu from Baltimore by the ram o
~ az AZ p NJ or sup, have the advantage q test
scaull at and IN cars WIN
a Tor the purpose the Richmond auu
Potomac Railroad and At wilmington, N ~ III -
Washing on. in time lodge the second night II, Al.
Ihe Two lines 1t will be perceived give INC @
advantage Of reaching Charleston c. In the shortest po,s
mr. NJ r,st,pg II he his journey, without neutrug
ny and avoiding risk Of serious delay In the e'en'V
bren h Of connection any point. IL ill.,. A., ,t Oh
Cnibus and baggage Wagons provided on ihe ms Y %
md tbrf baggage through p nelFh A. bal
tucfr Washington Richmond and Petersburg nee OF is
Rsrgase accompany ravGe ~ thus roat "hoe
tanre betxeep New York and Chsrlctton, s. e. m
Passenger, for Charleston point south q
have ther checked Washgioh and lGn " Ceop'
and through tickets apply IN NrW
Wy Al III. Ssw Jersey railroad Once foot Of Liberty e IN Ih
ssph AT the and baltimore Railroad ret or on
liz Of Castle and FrsnchtewH Lanes and ~
IIn,. NJ Inc Southern Ticket Office, adjoining the Warrington
railroad l'eAe' ounce oA'"'4 SToCKToN a FALLS.
iesen u. r. kREBS, Agent
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PLASTERS.
sherman's Poor MHn'a,
NJ, basis's p, or Mans,
Allebssis's India Rubber Back,
rhe Improved Poor Man's,
lew David's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
ening,
Writings Strengthening,
Kidd's lmrerial,
ltcrrick's ROYAL.
LGNlMENTs.
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Bartine's Lotion,
Davis'a Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, Scians' and Hewes.
TOOTH PASTES.
Shorman's Compound Orria Tooth,
rhompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Junes's Toothache.
L0ZENGEs.
Sherman's Cough, Worm Camphor,
ching's Worm,
Wistar'l Cough.
DROPS.
SOlQmon's Toothaehe,
sherman Toothaehs,
Willlams's Toothaehe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rhorn's Extract,
Winners Arcanuin Extract,
CHriet's Spanish MiAtaTe,
Mothers Relief,
Mrs, Kiddsr's Cordial,
Naug han's DIthontriptic,
O.good's Indian CholoLpgue,
Halssy's Fo5est Wine,
Mrs. Hayes's Dysentery Cordial,
.Cul.en'a Female SIsrinc,
.Cullen'i Indian Vegetable Rem DIV,
RowRnd's Magic Lotion,
Brlps Army TiDctuie,
Dayis's D,pura i've Extract,
Jayuc's Alternative,
isyry's Hair Dye,
JSyne's C4rminstive,
NowSndis Caruliaaiive,
Balm Columbia,
/ UVbam's Pie Electuary,
Joues's Chemical Soap,
/ Crumpton's bAliini,
iThompsau's Eve Water,
/ Nr-, Hays We Water,
Perry u yis's Paiu Killer,
Jones. Hsir Restorative,
Juucs's Lilly White,
Beals Hair Restorative,
iSNda + wlsrs, Cologne,
Mern Fun,
lCircassian Balm,
Balm Of iilead,
|Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
B.iley'a Shaving Cream,
Ia iot's 5 aying Cream,
Barlin7'sIlaiI Lo'iou,
! Harris Remedy for r lis,
| LRmottc'e French Remedy,
ia ley. Mead Syrup,
! Baiisy's Sugar-c5a,ed Capsules,
Gag Is Hyperion luid,
Wheelet's Tcaperry Tooihache,
Jonrs's Nectar,
Cavats An'dyre Cordial,
Balm OF ihou5tnd Flowers,
BArnes's z lie Lotion,
). Fahnt stocks NsFmliuge,
tiail' " Group syrup,
Ivory PIs'a hlacklng, .-..=
Ntcasstr Oil,
Hhisese Soap, "....
ii l.ucins CurdiN,
TurliDgton's BAlsan,
British OIL,
,seidiiiA Powders,
tta'l~n Oil,
+. Extracts, Soap, etc, etc.
line MT mentioned in this catalogr
Il. 1870 tua-nI l..
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E,IVE HUNDRED WORMS EXPELLED. :

EIVE HUNDRED WORMS EXPELLED
Read the following statement respectable Druggsis Of ne
prug Effects Of b. A. FAHNESToCkS uNEQuALhD NEhhi-
OGpESsBuEGH, y. Y, January 10, 1883
NIassrs II A Matthew tlarki
uudoubsd veaciy Of TIE town Of LIS on u
SAYS that he tile g, old 70 whom ne
gave three doses Of B. A. FAHNEsTUCS NEIAFUGE, in three
successive hours In the afsuon Of ih sta Gay ss AZ o
time SEW NTEEN .ud at another NINETEEN WORMS About
O'Clock the following she passed the ihee Ds ngns
FIVE HUNDRED ON b, masng in all, FlN NJ T.
DRIED and FIFTY SEVEN less than twelve h9nt' gle' re
OF WOiH' tfo enid Of
her and Thai lie counted accurately Very respectfully,
JENNER 4 RANDALL, Druggists.
tT Sold Wholesale md retail oil hs ucpal Druggists ant
,,,t limited
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
nALTfMoRE AND ONO La rE EHsssaaIza.a

gRALpMoRBA AND OHIO ia T
FL TO WHEELlNG-ON AND AFTER MoNDAf January ~ r"A
Trains will be 'ulowsi ,,., .,.... =, q
Leave Baltimore daily Cumberland and intermediate places at
O'clock ,.-,n.
Fo- Wheeling etc, daily att running through ~ ~ nopis
For ilarpers Ferry thence by connecting uhh 10 "o
Va vt NJ daily, except Sund ays. s,
For Frederick, daily, and AZ etoePl
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily att NJ
Leave Cumberland for baltimore daily at 1880 A.
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily aterM
larpers Ferry Baltimore daily al 2ab p NJ ana
Frederick Baltimore daily except Sundays ats a. NJ u
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LACEY u Co., 81 81. Charles street,
- BRANCH ~ LAcEK PHlLLIFs,s CsLEsRAILp Han
FACTORY P DTGs the dnest aGd nos
soaAbs HARNESS SAMPLES AND TRUNKS a. reduced pIees
50 REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fesi lydW
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IA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.


- Il 9s'ia .as 10 s SsFs
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
TRAINS
st IERjo s,,, ooSG a n
Ihlti ITn!g- ram, "soSS r. "
The road, Of 4 rot.r ars aid throughout with heavy MI
NEW YORK BOSTON AeD MoaTREaL.
,odaeen R VII LAKE Shore fos to uaIR a1d B%
% a D a X miS S S N . s SISi b and ="
Second Express at o'clock connects
meeting Dapks with New Y9rs and Erie Railroad Buffalo with
Buffalo and Albany and New York City Railroads. and at Bnao with
Fails Railroad New York, Boston, Niagara Falls Osiens
bargn, Montreal, etc. ,,so
Connects cSss 6s ttr e &C. new md mssqsn.
CITY esI y Pcs SGn%isas a 4na With he saheo and Al
ton. Niagara Fall. dgdena1urgh, Montreal elc.
.a S3GT6 @ ay E1R os ss Gsvs
Drnkk with New York and Erie Railroad connecting Buffalo
New New S SoTs Bye inG Sy and Niagara Falls Railroads. to
rET1sBrRSsH rHllA a.D Ilti! and BALTIMORE
ag cdansaF With Feaasyvaaa Railroad to fGaisipha md
Throug6 from Cincinnati Philadelphia and Baltimore direct
EVANSVILLE WHEELING, BALTIMORE, ETC.
gnnug Express NJ Train,
2 be a. 9 Connecting On pnGsf a. ono sS
Companys Ins mi ns Road Whsens connecting with Bal
Fourth THANKSGIVING Esp5ys At o'c.et by
oho RHos to zsnssv+ connecting with Ohio COMPANY
IIILLsBoRouGH
Ta T%ntsey9. e Si. at x Gos
tom etc.
From Cincinnati New York Railroad either route 90
From Cincinnati New York via Railroad to Albany and Iiud
Buffalo and "
From coeaast to Se Yot via Lake Steamer: to Buffalo 10 %
From R gps 4soy sa 91 . s sb. s d, Sss XII Il 90
steamers and New York ~ W
Shore buffalo Albany and w
From saaS Boston via Lake steamer Buffalo, Albany Is 90
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DAUY CRESCENT.

Grx--One of the sweetest gems OF poesy
ever written, is the following from the pen oil
Fr.nces Ann Butler:
9 BETTER trust all. and be deceived
AnS weep that trust and that deceiNing
Thau doubt one heart. that II believed
Mad blessed ones life with true believing
aob this mocking world too fast
The doubtipg fend o'ertakes our youth
Hetter Be cheated to the last
Than lose the blessed hope of truth
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SPRING AND SUMMER

~, AhHanSEalENT aTCHE RDSns IS q q s rlfis1
fhtss ST LOUIS AM ALToN-On and AIR Mondsy
r"ofuafy 20 the above Express will leave
nnde5 me nned@e charge of f. Rtchtrd,on Paksges Parcels
, q foods bank Noes Specie etc. conveyed Notes.
@ sa accounts collected paid promptly; Goods or Produce
sactnd. -'i"''H'uh ousihesS H"n-
Lane 70 Carinylle Springfield and s points on the
Of tue Alton and Sangamnon Railroad,
the usual way a'ueu ~ nonrs in adVaneeo VI
The attention Of Merchants orwarsrs r,oue,ed to this ar
i've inSEPI " ptr boni; rso,,
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DR.. Townsend's,
BHiley's,
sands's,
Winkoop's,
Brs,ol's,
Wood's,
Bulls
Chicknef's Sugar coated Purgatiye
Para Life,
Mohatt's Life,
Wtisht's Indian Vegetable,
BrAndreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morrisou'a Hygelnn,
Lees New London,
Cioper's,
Arderson's,
WistAr's Gentle purga.ive,
HibhaTd's Anti-bilious Family,
Swayne's Sentative,
Hetrick's Sughr-coAted,
Sappngtou's Fever and Aguc,
Covel's Rheumatic,
'sTastcnberg,
SpencsT's Vegetable,
Winer'a Camomile,
Persian,
Alleb, sla' Health,
Allebasis' Agus,
Evans Chamomile,
Nandtz's Anti bilious,
lngoldsby's Pile,
Jayns's Ague,
nslsey's Gola. -
COUGH REMEDIES.
Shsrman's Balsam,
Rnchan's Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tas.
Winef's ~. campa e,
Wistar's Balsam,
Thonipson's Tar and Maple,
Jayns's E,peotorant,
DuncAn's E1pectorant,
Barlholomew's FSpectoran',
Bsiley's Syrup Wild Cherry,
~Slue's Sy,Hp " Id Cherry,
Schueek's pulmOnic Syrup,
Nsw England PulmOnie Syrup,
/ Taylor'a Balssm Liverwoit.
BITTERS.
Mofiata PheuiI,
lllbbafd & WIZ therry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
! BlAke's Aromatic,
Herriek
PANACkAS.
SWANS,
Houck's,
Culleu's indian Yezetab
OINTMENT AND ShLNES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Eyuraetor
HFwley's Vegetable,
Otto OF Rose Lip,
All-bsfi,'s Black
Tcussy's Master Of PAIN,
& .. Couklp,
Builsr's Tett'r,
McAl.ster's Negetai
DAniUTlh's VI setAblu,
Harrlson's Specl
TONES.
Rowaud's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Ncrns's Mixture,
n Jsyny's III
Fox's Cyprian Hair,
b East Indis,
Van Reed,
Wynkoop's,
. Bate,
w AL articles IN the Msdiei
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- ta.'. - oOi.N MlLLo.-Ihe subscribers
2 ss always 90 hand supply Of these superior MILLS
these WI oS 81 w.hOu, coHeSe cru.hsr The
Judge OF the arcie will the oubs 10 h Al hs
Agents. KDDER y kRiAE o. ~. .nne NUN ~ ~
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Id ANTOGNINl, Manufacturer Of Rn1rAep

49,.
,5; Ss,se1 yssis 5ai
SPERM CANDLES--25r boxes Sperm Cam
- '' a' 81 ,I GpEs Co. 20 and u on Lv
ssAMS-6O terces Canvased, for sale by
% Nv Kennedy 4 FOSTER % Trhoapi'ou'a' At
Z AiE.-2O00 bbls. fresh Rockland Lime, for
sals hy I.tiN g. iIARpitL co % Nar,s 81, oil
SODA AsHES-l2o casks for sale by
- sa1 a. hElAGRAvE 20, II Magazine 'lresi
MACKEREL-5O kits No. /, landing.
Wa - CONVERSE s 60. 81 T.soup ioali- street.
/ s'oDFIsH-40 quarter drums, landing.
" '2s CONVERSE CO q Te4eepinalas street
R ICE-25 tieroes fresh beat.
IA SO CoNNERss GO. d TehoaPioalas street.
St0RN-5l4 sacks, landing from steamer
~ tirand Turk NJ DALEY icnoapto ,4o
! 4 HORN-345 sacks, landing from steamer
Z ss1lnas Ne : N. nALtf s Tctogtl'oaas street $40
EORN-373 sacks, landing from steamer
" Ne Plus Ult. Z. N DAILY $ lc oafoaes street 80
EgAVANA COFFEE-l5O bags Prime.
SIS CIV tEsE 60 81 1cbeap touss street
STARGH-lOo boxes Fox's, in store, for sale
! ~ BY -. hAHI 4 co 7s TebouP1oulas ste-t 10
I'D ICE-25 tierces in store
IN slslot CONVERSE CO. 81 Tehoupito-,s street
I'd EFINED sUGAR-1OO bbls. Crushed and
Il y, PoNdssi. CONVERSE co 81 fchoup toaas sic lot
i DEEF-l25 bbs. NJ 0 and Prime.
/ ID ~ CONVERSE co 81 Teboupioulss street.
i 6tROUND COFFEE 100 half barrels and
w bo,c5. CONVERSE eo q 1.1caui 80 lot
NeLACK TEA-l5O half chests low priced.
Z ; IL iot CONVERSE co 81 Ts5oupto las street.
7 NAHlSKY-30 half barrels Old Monongahe-
Wv Ia 10 store. Z NJ DALEY 81 T,ho riepla. street.
I kSL0UR-4000 barrels Extra and Superfine
h ST. L0o CONVERSE co. 81 TchouPiioulA ct sis Nv
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n asiuTIErL cIFAR -.

Ho- We All admire clear eeantal te lEr and foefeol IS
iesIisratur
b wigl paints
co5ns atsrials h sembaurs u stat which lis
them Of, and that manifest
Injury The fact s Bells sarsapatA
makes hs akin the nd ohly
by coating e srsee with poisonous leleterqus te
and check At hy
removing every ngcs tcs, nobd sut scad
making the healthy An viRu1vn giving gctVI
changing TIL yellow dark and aow
ho6 irehasss sf youth. the ladies
could ap1rsd would
paints and lotions sad th7 only fectts ed
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TEGAL ADVERTISEM EMS.

DRoUGHT to the First District Police
mul IT, 10 inches high shou, y years old W
has ar the right ye snyssae belongs 70 MI
Of Sara -, =, t.., =. ht,h .ho,t "a vea,a old
hsw he low liz. Says she belongs to Mr. John Cof1e-
house keeper, in tbs et y. A, a., ..,,.,,,,r ,A.,
iheV" JONATHAN WoRRALl, Warden
49,. N,xsmbor ID 1881 MIA lawsw
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~ ,LE wN a. LEvERleh
E EVERICH, VIM E. & Co, Cotton Factors
j . aal Commits ion Merchants, T.cvee Epi iy
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aTARTIN, ROBINSON g. CO., Commission
IVA erchnntB Importers Dealers Foreign and Domes
Liquors. No. 6 gvisr street. igli "
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Holm BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.

% Al aris The Medicine ns mtudusd thls catalogue
viii he supplied equally favorable terms. mv2I ly
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SOUTH AMERICA.

BuenOs Ayres dates are to the I'd February
The civil war was still raging, but the &C
counts rather unconnected An attack on the city
was looked for the 3D. and full preparations had been
made for resistance. The Tires the foreign resd
ents generally the bulk Of the Yankees excepted wish
well 70 the cause of the city.
Mr. Gore, the British Charge had been ex-
PEELED.
Business at Buenos Ayres during the month
Of January was almost blank, except for food and
munitions.
There was no price list published. Freights
light The stock of Wool had accumulated and there
were but few Hides and small quantity Of Taow in
the market
Rio Janeiro dates on Feb 18th had been re-
ceived. The weather sultry, and there had been
frequent cases of fever. Henry Souher, the British
Minister, died Jan. q, at Rio. Coffee dull with
pie receipts.
Bahia dates to the 10Th February. For Su-
gar holders were refusing 1890 Coffee was quiet
PernambucO, Feb. 22.-The stock Of Sugar
Is increasing, and shipping is scarce. Cotton and
Freghts nominal, with Of the latter Offering.
At Teneriffe the cultivation Of COchinea rap
Idly increases, and considerable quantity will be ready
for export next season.
The acknowledgment by Great Britain Of the
independence Of Paraguay, was published at Assump-
ton January %.
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rmvidins Tor the incorporation OF Library
C,mrsnscs Adjourned
ASSEMBLY,

ASSEMBLY
MIR ID GuMoRr reported adversely to the
i~l 70 prevent the construction Of City Railways Lad
yo the tshlc. e, al.
Mr.. Rrnnoveus moved a reconsideration Of
The vote On the Muis hi (abolishing the co nutaton
fax and the exemption from work ON htghwiys) His
,,s ws, 10 srrrs acton on tho bill until report
the sahc should be received from the Comm ttee ep
rclnci 10 revise and codiy the Malaws Of the State
losl--Ss a. 81.
NUS RkroRrEp COMPLETE
To authorize the Pennsylvania Coal Co. 70
sNcnstsuc, their road in this state
To authorize the establishment Of Building
Societies
For Aid to the Deaf and Dumb.
Relative 20 Savings Banks
To enlarge the Capitol.
To erect piers in Brooklyn.
For the better security of mechanics in New
TO construct decks in williamsburgh.
MIR CLArp moved 10 take up the report rela-
live to Railway in Divisonsv Lost
BILLS PASSED.
Relative to the assessment OF property tor
Taxation
To incorporate the Trustees Of the fund for
the support OF aged Clergy Ct the Protestant Episcopal
Church
snIs nrAp AND PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
Relative to the Assessment OF Property for
Tex,tion. arr
To extend the time for the collection ofTaxes
when stayed by an injunction otherwise.
To regulate the formation of Ferry Compa-
nieS.
To amend the Charter of the Broadway Saw
ings Institution.
Mr.. HowARD reported a bill in relation TO
abe Police Courts Of New-loTk.
Recess to o'clock.
afternoon Session.
BILLS PASSED.
Regulating the formation of Ferry Companies.
Relative TO the Contracts of certain Railroad
Conn anies (rccomm'ted 10 the Committee. This was
the Consolidation bill in diSguse)
To amend the act relative to Streets and
Parks in Brooklyn.
To incorporate the Sixpenny Savings Bank
N New.Y York city
To secure greater safety in running Railroad
trains, in signals and turnouts.
Mr. CLAPP moved that the use of the Chamber
be liven on Saturday Evening 10 the Auxiliary Clay
MoDu ment Association Laid over.
The SPEAKER announced Messrs. Sessions,
Shaw, Hadley OdeI w. Taylor, as Select Committee
the Governors Message relative TO National Monu'
ment at Philadelphia.
Mr.. =. w. RosE moved that the Temperance
bill be made tho special order for Tuesday. Lost Ad'
joHrned.
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y. fa s,sies~-. srrs u. cA--.,-,i.. ., L---,,s

A.. fn n,hns-e. sarrh n. cA-ssY-,i.. IT Lv--,>s
Arr I'm WItrna<,Oa, y. c. l5.h. rrunpk. L--ppf
Arr. I'm Char-so, l5h. En,- a Piyzoz.h IVA Jszss q
Liverpool lea. Ffhnthn at Bor3-sHI
Ar I'm saTannzh ss>h IS, PlF- q. Astr-r7 Air-a, q;
Hsvr-
Arr I'm nee- March 10 Ealzsst Al Liverpool IT, EfzsoA
DennIsoa. a. Hsvr-
Arr. I'm tpssctScn, Hsrrh fs. So Los. 81 I-.r7os
Arr. IN Hsroress Mach H. Abert- Poly saf ~ Br1ns
ricE Al Lverno Gas,zv- Deal. DoenA Tse-s Grav-ai
Dennston % Por>rgtt Jo-has Mara Hoafaia, Jsa. a. -
er7ol loth Gen-rt B@rry LVcoo ftA. Ocran. b. ATif
i7th frssc- he Cte iffh Cr.oa iSh ith.
Fsnc Fupb@rna = Hsvre
Sd 81 se- Tort jan A---rr-r lstA B Psss@r "A Ca
tn fUch II. ho.uiN 6rnstT ih. IRE o-rs saf
Oce-=s In ne yds Fo~--s kaz Coasta10a an Co1P0e
LTsrpoo :. r C.rdt IN Ca-df F-s. II. WTTtn5-, IN
Psrsns MARI H. scresnr and fortsh- IA Liverpool 1h.
Chsr~s De Wofe, IN the Cy5e ira U13-rsr ABBY BA1ch
ard, hHthds isth h1de~ef and tfs~ al in Liverpool
sd Cor B>tSs lsh Nsrch Mar Aae ssd ArirD-sos n
ls'fer sssore Esane Isut v-d i5A J3lsnn
and orIhsn from Liverpool i7th. seOs from Liverpool
sd. far Baltimore n. Che-sp~ase
"a. ~ PhiaSs'pAHs ists State Ritz. I1V--pooL
81 for Ee~ Oresn- l6th. jane Tiiconb. Br.to
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AUSTRIA.

The Emperor has completely recovered. His
,hvsicans have recommended him 10 travel in the fy-
roi The Church ceremony in honor Of his escape
passed OFF quietly ON the l2th-
Government is extremely dissatisfied with the
,ecep, s,aemeats In the British Parliament that Ene
land would not expe refugees Austria thinks would
he of NO use 20 prosecute Mszxni or hossuh IN Eng
land as no Jury would mud them guilty:
Haynau is dead, but no particulars are as YET
The tirn of Mechaw, Lola x Co, of Vienna,
has failed for 10000 forms
Late accounts from Modavia state that the
reienins Prince had Jeff Jsssy, and Governmental
Council was formed
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Liverpool Cotton Market.

The Cotton market during the early part the week
very dull but the adyces by the America partly revived
the demand which further improved BY the Arctic
making altogether advance Of about Id y D. fair aud
middling American. The weeks sales have been SO $40
bales including TO- 80 speculation and $50 bales for
port. The market is still freely supplied
On Friday the demand good sales reaching 1000 to
1900 bales. At the Close however there less ANNA
ton. Mesus Hollnshead, Tstey Co say the advance
must be attributed mainly 10 the natural reaction after
weeks depression and 10 the Circumstance that spnners
had themselves out Of stock. McHenry's circular
quotes prices closing only 6th dearer than at the end OF
last week Common and leafy lots accumulate In stock
and II is very difficult to obtain offer for such The
tborized quotations follows:
Fair Orleans SD. Middling ...........6td
Fair Mobile d. Middng D led
Fair Uplands. d. Middling ..........54d
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LATEST NEWS.

PARIS, Friday Evening.
The reported entrance of the English Fleet
into the Dardaneles had caused sort Of panic the
Bourse Towards the close all sorts Of securities
covered. The 3 y cents finished at ESQ 3d. The 4is,
at flO3 CO.
8 o'clock, P.M-The Patrie contradicts the
rmor Of the passage Of the Dardsneles by the English
feet.
The President Of the Senate announces that
be has received from the Minister Of State the Budget
of 1854 giving surplus revenue Of 100000 francs.
Several candidates for the dignity Of HOspo.
dar of Modsvs had already been proposed.
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IIyerpool Produce Markets.

AsHEs-Only small sales are reported A 6GS9 To-
Pots and ~ Is tof Pearls.
BARK-No Improvements
CLOVER SEED-lt fair demand imports OF french ana
German prevent any advance. A..
RIcE-Carons is depressed, with sales OF 60 ties al p
d26 -,
RrsS-Rather lower several hundred bbls common sold
At s. nothing reported Tar TuTpennne Sprts IN I'm
tied demand al s.. ,o,.
ON the spot sold at ASA 4SS0 80 tuns Seal fetched AS
alS7 aud for 20 tuns of Rape ass was bid
DYE WooDs-Msrket very steady go tuns Canpeachy
Loswood seld at sc 10; 20 tuns Honduras, tbdto 10
so tuns st Domingo 40 s.; lao tuns Fus'ic, % 10
as 10. -. -. n, N. g.,
sucAR-No transactions in West India Brazi 70 for
Brown Bahia 20 d22 for Yellow ParaibA sales " boxes
Havana at p leo tuns Barbados Molasses 70 arrive,
CoyTrg m far demand for the lower qualities, Of which
sales chiefly consist. ,..
TEG-A sod inquiry exists, both from the trade and
SPECTATORS at improved rates for all sorts
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ADDITIONAL BY THE NIAGARA
AT HALIFAX.
FRANCE.

1t is very doubtful if Napoleon will concede
anything in spiritual affairs the Pope If he does come
10 Paris.
Gen. CanObert has been again offered St.
Arnaud's portfolio but declines unless Changarnler,
Lamoriciere, Bedeau and Lofe be annestied.
An entertainment is TO be given on April I'd
by the City of Paris to the Emperor and Empress
NJ Orfilla, an eminent chemist, is dead, aged
20
The Paris exhibition will open May l, 1853
The pensions heretofore paid by Government
10 Polish Refugees Is Withdrawn. No has been
assigned
All employees on the public works must forth
with take the oath TO the Constitution.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Advices from the Cape ofGood Hope to Feb.
say that arrangements making for de ;ArEtion OF
peace.
A Commission had been appointed st Graham
Town to investigate claims for losses ned In the
war.
Guerilla bands of Kaffirs still infest ZOnsberg.
The chiefs Moskesh and Baskato seem friendly but
Kriells' adherence seems equivocal
The U. s. steam frigate Mississippi sailed
from the Cape for Japan on the Sd inst.
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TURKEY.

The Turks have evacuated Montenegro, and
Omar Psshs bad retired 70 Albania Resehd PsshA 10
Nicsitch and Dervis Pasha to horoies ne aontene-
-. having attacked the last named General and com
pletely routed him ~ -
terred with the Sultan on the I'd
Faud Efeudi had resigned, and was replaced
Nv r. fat perhaps ReschidD PashA
The following dispatch depressed the British
snd French funds; ~. u...A :, ,ss
The siearner Caradoek arrived tfom CoasAnt,sops' ~
yors th.t Prince Menchikohs repeed BY the Dsan sa
thst the Sultan inyokes the aid OF France and Ent
TIE Brtsh fo<t has been ordered from Malta TO u. Asl
pelsso new hank has been PT0ss''ss "
ky French speculAtors