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MEDICINAL
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The NonpareilA.N erVe5 and Bone
- LIN ME- VT, .f,,ga /
BY n. H. CARR & CO., FROM
a PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING
(. ~ 80 LATE OF M0RGANT0WNsE
n q. mon Ire broad a.y Tseav aphieh
Ell yelfere an erierraI afn, igiil. FfePeTIy com
pounded 6s equally seceeefai "a TsTnoet'1s, isT
- ., laI ageehoRs, a PotreT which 10 beaitQhhty
b = iepelvped in and speclliar to the
s NtONPAREkLsL EMINENT, So
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Nc i BACHELORS,

instantaneous Liquid Hui. Dye. # r.
ITO those wishing hair dye that may be dependedup-
on we can cheeruIly recommend the above. The beat
ofcy reference be given to its superiority over
everything OF the kind in For SALE wholesale
and d,,ss Sole 1 hoGAM N tbfs City
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GEORGE MOOD, IT. d.
z. CROWLEY, Nj. d..
T, HOWEN. NJ. ID.

u5sPurchase none but those having the signature, j.
" HOHENSACK,' upon each box, as all others arc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing supplies, and all others ytshtnT to
prNsaUK at his Laboratory No. UN0ilh6eCOHu Street,
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the U. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed in DIFF
eren sections OF the country by tile above medicines
can he had gratis oil the agents. =
Sold by J. Baker, Wheeling, Wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va; w. l.. Briggs, West Liberty; j. FER
re Brudeytown J. CARING, Tradelphin; YIN Hosack,
Rony's Points Dan'l Ferri Coral Cove. Price each 20
cents. naTZ9-ly
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We the undersigned Physicians, having had the receipt
ortheir manufacture submitted for Inspection, says
that Ingredients OF which they are composed makes
them the best Pill ali diseases or the Liver I'm
purilicS OF the Blood Wosuy this not only IRON our
own judgement, also that OF the best medical
horiy r the United States Ill diseases requiring tie
use ofan Alteative Dnnhoretic and Purgative Medicine
that came notice, has been treated with the
above Pills with tile most satisfactory success.
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"a Gard

TTFNRY TALLANT, LEWIS S. DBLAPLAIN and
Lf-l WILLIAM TALLANT have formed a co.Partner-
sp for the purpose oTtTansacting Wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General Commission
city under The 1rm OF TALLAHT q DEL
API.AIN The wholesale Dry Goods Business will be
conducted at No. ts Monroe street, ard tho wholesale
Crrcsrv and Commission Busin No % Main street,
Ample and seasonable stocks OF Dry Goods and GToee
ries viii always be sale at low prices and on aeeomo
dating terms which they earnestly invite the attention
nfcLnEE nuYERs. mao
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JAS. y BOWEN, Minister Of The Gospel,
Late Pastor ofthe southampton Baptist Church.
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Paper Warehouse.
Z CYRUS ". FIELD d. co.

CYRUS ". FIELD 8 CO.,
COMMISSION MERcHAHTs.
NO. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK. $3.50 ,5ts.-
Are Sole Agents in the Unitcd States for
MuspraIu 8 superior Bleaching Powder > a4.pt o..
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing PAPERS. t4
Gcnesee &C.; % Printing /" aaIla o---
Rawllns ds Sons English Tissue 90 ~
First quality UItramarlne Blue - -
They also Agents the principal Paper Manufacture
ers in this country and offer for Sale by far the most
ensiye and and desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Manu-
shat be found in this or any other
Thrr business is wholesale Writing Papers
arc sold by the only . = ( tFs
Their extraordinary facilities enable thenl 10 oer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest possible
prices. = .sa Lss9
vances made on consgnmcns OF Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise. 81
The highest market price paid in cash for all xmas
Pas F---..fs augt-1y.
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Cordage.
IN CoILs Manila SD Sizes Pittsburgh Prices'
OO 20 do tarred hemp do do
10 do untarred do do u
.. az reels Packing YarRi LOS. a...-
do Italian hemp Packing Yarn;
30 dozsn Bed cords and Plough linesJ
800 lbs Broom TYine; -. ..es f.a..s. .'....
1000 lbS sur'r cotton Seine Irvine;
6Olbs Gillns;
10 reels hemp Bed cords lss ss-g I-a-zr -l % as
20 bales Oakum; ..... .ssa5 ..r .ra fa- =
10 bTls Pitch and Rosn; 1870 :. -. !,
A general assortment comprising Blocks, Hooks ana
TimbeR Caukng MallGts and ChlSeS, Lard Oll
MOps, CaulkIng cotton aud tow, etc
t' CHAS. H. BERRY, ysr-
Il If Corner Union and Water Sts
1OO HHDS. n. o. Sugar.
lOU $50 bbls. n. o. Molnsses;
100 bags Rio cofTeej
% halfchests Y H. G P. Imp. and black teas;
70 boxes Is, los, and plug tobacco; 81
lf 90 kegs Virginia twist;
10 bags perperj
90 boxes ground pepper;
bags pimento; ss... f-rrr.
Dbl. nutmegs;
case CaTRCa indiEoi .'#.'.
cask Levy, Garrett & son's Scotch snuff;
90 bbls. No. 3 large mackcrai
% 9 q med. -'
o5 e small q y. .a-' ~
go half bbls. TO-.
IN quarters 1
..r .... IN -H.Ef.r.ts H s.-t
90 kits Il
drums cod fish.
Received and for sal by
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10 FEMALES.

You will find these Pills Invaluable medicine in man
complaints 10 which you are subject In obstruction
either PARTIAL They have been found Of
benefit, restoring their functional arrangenens TO
healthy actOI purifying the blood and other fluids SO
ectuay TO put flight all complaints which may arts
Um female Irregularities, as headache giddiess dimes
or sight, pain tho side, back ETC., and offered the publ
tie best Pills Tor all diseases, upon the following
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NAV he coMin lly consulted at his Lock fnftn,ary
MI No. 81 SOUTH Gay ST, between UmpaTI and second
SIS ppOsiln tie Exchange buildings. and City Post OF
flee. altinm,e, Md THIS medical institute established
refuge II ON luvckcry, widely rspeedy and
effective or discusses but especially
those kLOwnS L5.-s.- -.4t
SECRET DISEASES.
is only advertised 10 preveni tho afflicted parcu'
larry strangers from falling into ''Whited SepuchTcs
and other aboics OF Charleanism bazoned tot III the
public prints the only places where cure can be ob
cities lis invested with tribe and stranger should 6e
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TIN PARKER has this day associated with him IN
business, Mr.. EiGhelaub.
The confectionery baking business will be con
tnued old stand No. 146, Main street, under the
name and style OF Cmlat0O T. NJ PARKER e 20.
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'''e'F 6 5'J3L On yEAR,s EXPERIENCE

mOre, having bceM abllseI IN Inns CITY UVc 70
presents claim public confidence beyond ammauVer-
sion. =,
DR.. II. promises than he can Perform, and All
who place themselves under his charge will be sacredy
shielded by the ngis oil professional honor.
OF tho dficuty with the public to discriminate IN
between the genuine and skl
Physician and the spurious preteusons OF the designing and
dangerous Quack Or. II. will chee fully give, when pr-
ed to, such private reference as will fully satisfy all VINO
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Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Chess Men, Card n.
kets, Cologne Bost.s, elegant Vases Partisan Ma =
Statutes Paris BTonzes, Fine Paintings Papler M'be
Tables and Work Stands, Porte Monnaes sUnerioS W.
Iosne French PerGumeries, Rosewood End ieathsT no
sing Cases English SOAPS, Tooth brushes, Hair Brs.s
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E,O. GOODMAN SEQ.
wHOLEsALE DHALERslN

Pam suRTAcrD CoLoRED CARD BoARDs.
The above Cards and Card Boards manufactured ex
resSiy for ourselves md are most beautiful surface and
nshj they do not peel in working and are Afforded al
lower Tate than any Cards heretofore offered IN TINS mar
ket and as low as they be purchased In the East
Dealers and consumers in Paper anu Cards,
pecruIy invited examine our stock al our goous
Teceiyed direct manufacturers which enables US 70
sen as low lower than any other house IN the
0D-PaPeT made to order.
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@ Cod Liver Oil.
lust PecciYcds boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
81 ofrure Medicinal Cod Liver 0i the best article OF the
kind brought to this any other mar p
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG.
aage1-1yr:d Opposite Washington Hall.
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\ LII l5ineI RncheIIe Rrnndy;


coTals kndsust received and for sale by
lec16 HECKER, WELLER & FRANZHElM
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stEpetN FamiEY shonla AauP q C0pY.N

Centre WneeIIuB dug 0IOI6 anu
Apotheca.
DICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock AMI
IL fixtures Ofthe establishment occupied by F. A. HI emit
Iinrer Centre Wheeling and by additions to his stock is
pepsfed TO furnish city and country customers with tho
purest and Drugs, Medicines Oils Paints, Dye Stufs
on the most reasonable TERMS
Prescription Department..
He will attend prOnptlytO tile filling oil prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded at all hours.
PeFunerics, imported RavaIa cigars, and veTlety OF
fancy articles hand. of. Oan1l
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Through dcraL cement OF the nergous system tie mind
is urstlung, memory fails, tile power OF concentrating
thought lost imbecity and diucy oten
ing the throne OF intellect drear and desolate Timity
and irresoluon with melancholy niuty,-thTow gloom
around the oIlic haunted by invisible tornets
the burten oe becomes insurportabIe, and he plunges
desperately into the gulf Of ntenperance suicide
THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
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which should eve contemplated with rure and unsulll
ed delight presents Incubus to the mind ngi with
orehensiJs, exccs only feelings of distru>t
or TcpugnanCe. The eXerons of parents and guardians
their youthful Clal in g OTuncs npOn this sub.
iect has proved false and fatal philosophy let
honest COZ drce be shown them in reasons dawn,
and guided by the light OF TRUTH the pitfalls ignorance
and Subsequent misery will be easily avoided
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GEORGE p. FOX, United States ARMY and
~ United States Navy Tailor, 1888 Broadway.
corner of Anthony street, New York, takes plea
sure IN announcing to the citizens of Washington
that he has taken the spacious store and dressin
rooms, Nos. 10 and II Wizards Hotel, corner Of
l4tn street and Pennsylvania avenue, where he
VIII be present or permanently represented by one
OF his.attaches on and after this date
he also bcgs leave to call the attention of his
friends and the public to the following editorial
from the New York EUening Express, Of the 2sth
ultimo: go. 8 - = =
"WAsHINeToN, December 25
"GEo. r. Fox IN THE UNITED STATES Senate
Alter the business of the day was over we noticed
our Ir1end Fox receiving orders from surrounding
Senators and members of the House of Representa-
stves ofall ages and shades ofpolitics Wings DEM
Htlcal tape measure. His own dress fitted neatly
as the work of the most finished sculptor; cravat,
gloves, frock coat, black cashmere vest and pam
falcons, and Webster K'haban as a neglige over
coat. Madame a. Sontag and Paul Julien gave
concert the same evening. The President, heads
OF Departments, and many distinguished fash
ionables were present. Fox was there. dressed
magnlhcently for the occasion. He wore Presi-
dents navy blue dress coat; buff satin vest, Gu
culiar device; and black cashmere dress panta-
looms. On entering and retiring from the concert
the dress was watched as an pndoubted surprise to
many, if we may judge of the gaze that wac fixed
by all eyes upon the scarlet military cloth k'haban
of the wearer, which indeed was something really
new, and most gorgeous garment 1t was
trimmed with silk and velvet of the same color.
The Emperor Constantine the Great, old Governor
Hancock, with all the rest that ever plumed them
selves in military scarlet, could not have made a
more imposing 'front.'"
Jan l-3teo* IL 9sltt $3.50 7t63
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CONCERT
At Iron Hall Every Night,


By Madame ROSALIE DURAND. Sipnor AN,ro
MO NOVELLI, LIE Petit OLE BULL. Master
NICHOLAS GOODALL, and Mr.. GOODAIJ.
THE dear little Aztecs, MAKING and BARTo-
LA, are pleased to state that they have effect
ca an engagement with, the above named indivi
duais, who will assist them in their UNIQUE enter
Hall. oN' ~ - oA
Madame-ROSALIE DURAND.
Prentiss, of the Louisville Journal, saws: .tWe
scarcely know how to speak. Her appearance. as
she came upon the stage, prepared the behoIders
10 expect the voice of an angel and thew were not
disappointed. Nothing could surpass the exoui-
site sweetness of her tones. Her every song was
encored most rapturously. No other vocalist since
Jenny Lind, has been greeted with SO much en-
thusiasm.' '.2'se'.N - !
Signor ANTONIO NOvELLI
Is truly magnificent vocalist, with q voice ex.
ceedingly rich, and cultivated to the highest de
gree of perfection. 80
Master N. G. LIE Petit OLE BULL,
aged ten years, executes with ASTONISHING nerfec
ton the most difficult compositions for the violin
BY Bethooven, Mendelssohn, Spohr, Paganini, De
BerIot, Mayseder, Ernst, Alard, Artot Ghys, &c.
Mr.. GOODALL
ls an eminent Violinist and Yiooncelist
Planoforte from the mandatory of -
Washlngtonlans and strangers we invite YOU to
the least carefully prepared for your amusement
and instruction; and, although strangers here,
promise you treat, all told, that will reward YOU
Tor more than one visit. Indeed, you have no con-
ceptlon of the interest the little Aztecs impart
Tickets to all Is cents; children under ten wears
of age half price. ! 4
Doors open daily from 10 to 10, 8 to 5, and to 9.
Programme changed nightly. II
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SEWING MACHINE.

SINGER'S PATENT STRAIGHT NEEnrr
~ PERPENDICULAR ACTION SEWING MA.
a3.s. y. secured n e DATED States By tOosssinct
pasens, ne nrsf granted August IL, tie second
April IL, 1852 The only machine nriv;Ieced -
use straight needle Within sb6r, t;rns - ~
Deen awarded seven gold and silver medals at
AIRS In oiuerent states In less than two vea 70
the great reputation of this labor. saving uact;n
has been established in this country and in En-.
rope What spinning machinery is to the old
spinning wheel, Singers Sewing Machine is 10
the other modes of sewing. II has already tri.
umphed over invetera'e prejuJices arising from
the sale OF imperJectand worthless machines n
mas been introduced extensively into large manu-
ACQUIRING establishments and into the hands of
iuuai operators. II sews every variety of ma
| a's, coarse or fine, CLOTH or LEATHER, with
nnlalsei'ous rapidly and surprising strength and
sons. and mrrh the work as fast ten per
S,, anu nv Mucn better than it can be done by
nand, This machine is compact ornaments2
durable and is easily adjusted and operated. Full
pIln'eo directions for using it are furnished with
nIeta 10 aans Inc price, with all apparatus com
Some persons are endeavoring 10 sell Territor;al
Rights for Sewing Machines which make double
'alnoouf raveilng stitch with Two NEEDLES and
oroers are received for such machines to be fur.
nished for 1875. These machines are not in form
to be OF any practical use. The two needles cut
and weaken the materials sewed, and they use
twice the quantity of silk required for good ma
chimes. They are quite inferior to Wilson'S. lie.
row bodgetts, and other machines which the
public have tried and rejected. and would be bad
properly II tney could be had for nothing.
Exclusive rights to use and sell to Others Singers
sewing Machines, in any part of the territory
tne United States not disposed of, will be sold on
reasonable terms, and so as to insure to the pur-
cnasers Immense profits. The right to make these
machines is neuer Sold
:. Ei!ner OF the Express companies, or merchants
Sisiung New York to buy goods, furnish conve-
nlent medium to procure machines and draft,
payable to our order in New York, will always
insure machine, perfect and complete, being
sentas directed.
Inc machines in operation, and finished speci.
mems OF their work, may always be freely exam
med at our Offices, No. 25S Broadway. New York;
no. z9i washington street, Boston /; No. 81 South
Fourth street, Philadelphia No. 1859 Baltimore
street, Basamore and No. 1877 Elm street, Gin
cinnati.
~ B. Machine Needles, Silk Twist on spooIs,
Linen Thread, &c manufactured for these ma
chimes expressly always on hand and for sale,
Black SILK 81 per pound coored ST So
Dec 24-Sm /. nj, SINGER CO
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other that the letters of declpation from both tn,
parties crossed each other somewhere on the Stras
/ burg railroad doubt whether Louis Napoleon
himself knows whether he ia to be betrothed like
the bothered hero in the farce, who is SO enveopel
in qai pro qno that he does not know whether
he is married or not II is now said positively tina
| defDitive rupture has taken place. One German
Journal has even sent somebody else to be be
| trothed to the blue-eyed Swede, and a Belgian
paper represents Louis Napoleon turning hs
eyes southward Unfortunately for this assertion
the lady limited at is married and has severa
healthy children; at least so says the Almanach
National, an incontrovertible authority in all mat
tiers pertaining to the genealosy of royal families
Many people doubt whether the Emperor wishes
to marry, and ask why the clauses in the Se.atus
consultum are SO explicit, if he positively means to
have an heir in the direct line. The perfect har-
mony OF his domestic relations his unwillingness to
anict Mrs Howard, and her opposition to his mar
rage, are strong circumstances in favor of his
conunued cehbacy. Perhaps he never will marry;
ana perhaps ten minutes after have posted this
letter shall hear that he has reconsdered his de-
termination, Withdrawn his refusal, and that the
Princess Wasa has again consented.
II the Emperor should never marry, and leave
no direct successor, he will of course designate a
Bonaparte to prolong and help perpetuate the line
Inc following programme of operations is, l am
assured, a favorite one with him. Charles Bona
parte, Prince of Canine, nephew of Napoleon l.,
has three sons. One, the Count de Masiquano, is
married and settled for. The second, twenty five
years of age has no profession. Overtures have
been made to his father to allow him to enter the
church, with the promise of being made cardinal
at once, and the assurance Of the whole influence
OF Church and State to make him Pope on the
death of Plus TX. The Prince refused, and the
young man laughed But the project was not
abandoned. The Bishop of Ajaccio, happening to
be at Paris, made the father visit; he even
stayed some days at his house, and when he
left, the Bishop of Bordeaux followed him Both
these ecclesiastics arc warm partisans of the
scheme, and they hope to 80 far awaken the
ambition Of both father and son. to obtain their
consent and CO operation The third son, now
eleven years old, is boy OF remarkable promise,
and tits upon him that Louis Napoleon has almost
settled his choice, in hs dynasty succeeds and
ne remain unmarried, or without a male heir
Such are the dreams of the Emperor of France, who
seems blind to the evident fact that if the nation
submits to him during his life, it will rise with
irresistible energy upon his death, and again seek
for change through the uncertain chances of reyo.
luton. FRANCO.
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WASHINGTON AssEMRLIEs.

A MEETING of the subscribers to the
IA Washington Assemblies for 1853, held on the
evening OF the 23d instant, the following gentle
men were elected managers:
Honorary Managers.
Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. J, w. Marry.
hon. !. :: Crlttenden, Hon. J. p. Kennedy,
hon. =. M. Conrad, Hon. Geo. E. Badger,
Hon. Geo. " Jones, Hon. s. U. Downs,
Hon. VIM. Preston, Hon. ]. w. McCorkIe
Hon. I: l.. Clngman, Hon. ]. A. Wilcox,
Conn., Chas. Morris. Gen. Geo. Gibson.
Hon. w. w. Seaton, Gen. R. Armstrong,
A. t. Burnley.
Erecutiue Managers sar
W. w. Corcoran, VIM. Thomson,
Richard Walach, Clement Hill.
P. Parton Key, Phil T. EIIicott.
Capt. =. L r. Hardcastle, Elisha Riggs,
y: .. A., 1t. ]. G. Parke, U. S. A.
~ y. J. Amy, Y. 5. N, Lit G. w Doty U. s. N ,
Major w. W. Russell, Lieut.. C. A. Henderson,
U. S. M. c., u S. NJ. G.. -
). Monroe Chubb, VIM. B. Webb,
Ashton s. White.
N. b. No citizen, member of Congress, or resi-
dent for the winter obtain ticket for any one
ball without subscribing and paying for ALL
No person, not subscriber, can purchase a
ticket to any Assembly Ball except upon the writ
ten permission of an executive manager
The hrst Assembly will take place on Tuesday
evening, January IL, at jackson Hall.
Jan LIT IF -..4
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INDIA RuBBEasGoODs.

n HODGMAN, No. 81 I4iden Lane and 50
~ Nassau street, (6rytepvnkr from Broadway
ere, and merchants througA6ut the country gener
ally, to his stock linda Rubber Goods of his own
manufacture viz:
Goats, Capes. Ponchos, Pants, Overalls, Leg
glngs, Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Life Preserves.
Overshoes, Carriage Cloths, Piano Covers, Machine
Betting, Steam Pac king, Door Springs SC; and
every description of Rubber Goods manufactured
will also be found as above.
My goods defy competition or comparison-are
warranted proof against decomposition in any eli
mate, and are offered for sale in large or small
quantities, upon the best terms Orders solicited
and promptly attended to by
b. HODGMAN,
81 Maiden Lane and SO Nassau ST.. NY
Sept IL
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Arrival of the Glasgow-One Day Later
from Europe.
NEW YORK, January 3.-The steamer Glasgow
from Glasgow has arrived. She lett GLASGOW on
the 10th and brings Liverpool advices by telegraph
up to wednesday evening"
GENERAL NEWS. #
The Indian mail had arrived at London, bring
ing intelligence of the death of the Queen of Siam
Inc State OF Siam had thrown off its allegiance
to Ava, and an army of fifty thousand men
ana two hundred and fifty elephants were on the
A destructive fire occurred at Canton on the 9th
OF october, by which property to the amount of
81 0,0OO. chiefly in silk goods was destroyed.
An engagement had taken place between the
Cninese insurgents and the government troops in
which the former were successful, putting to death
thirty officers and one thousand people
MARKETS.
+ Liverpool. December 15-p m.-Cotton closed firm.
the safes OF the day "wednesday amounting to
o,Ooo bales, OF which spectators took $4,000 bales.
AT London Consols closed at 1901
arrival Of the Isakel-Later from Havana.
CHARLEsTos, January 3.-The steamer Isabel
arrived last night from Havana with advices to
great violence. Political affairs quiet. The Cvane
was still in port. The Empire City, from New
Orleans for New York, sailed on the 30tb.
BUSINESS unchanged. Stock of sugars small,
with sales of brown at a 81; yellow at a 81
white 81 reals. New molasses was scarce,
Markets. -
i NEW YORK, January 3-Flour quiet; sales of
2 900 bbls at IS so a S. sc for State and AS 60
$ IS Is for Genesee. Wheat dull and unchanged,
Corn quiet; sales of 5000 bushels new mixed at
~ cents. Stocks firm, but inactive, Sales of Can
ten at III; Erie 93a Harlem 70; Cumberland 66l;
Reading 81, ex div; Morris 22ss; New Creek Coal
d; Nicaragua 49,. s.4s - e $50