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Tax MARKKF--" SoAE" OF THE PRIcKs-The
Centre Market this morning was most bountifuly
supplied In ali lis branches but prices being con
siderably advanced over those ofthe last many were
the long faces among the purchasers. The follow
! ing are some OF the rates: Beef-0n hoof as SO a
| o. rs retail IL IS cents per h. Pork, 10 cents
/ IL liz cents
Potatoes so a so IL cents per peck. Chickens
40 90 cents each.
| Eggs and fish were comparatively reasonable :
the former Is S-4 22 cents per dozen. Shad 81
IL 80 Ia per pair
81 rs.
CLERICAL APPOINTMENTS AND PRoMorIoAs.-
James Reid, Of District of Columbia, has been APP
pointed a first class clerk in the Sixth Auditors
oftce, (of the Post ONCE Department at 81, 200
per annum.
John Bedell, of New Hampshire, has been pro-
NOTED to be third class clerk ($l per aanum)
IN the office of the First Comptroller, vice Col l..
l.. Taylor, Of Miss, removed.
William Stickney has been appointed TO fill the
vacancy occasioned by Mr.. Beders promotion
A. b. Claxton, of the District Of Columbia, has
been appointed first class clerk ($l, 200 per an
nun, y vice VIM. Stickney, promoted.
Dr. Frailey has been appointed to clerkship in
the office OF the Secretary of the Interior at 81 800
per annum.
Mr.. John Hood has been transferred from the
fourth clerkshp to which Dr. Frailey has been
appointed to be the chief clerk of the new bounty
land division In the General Land Office at 81 900
per annum.
WASHINGTON LIBRARY CoMPANY--At an cleo
tion held on Monday the I'd day of April 1885
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DIED,
On the Sd inst Mr.. JOHN p. DUvAL, native Of
Alexandria, aged GA years.
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NOTICE.

ELDER James Farquharson, Agent oi
Ia the American Bible Union, viii preach in the
west room Of the Temperance Hall, on tomorrow
Lords Day. at o'clock, P. M.
The public are respectfully invited.
Seats free. ap7-1t
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Prices Of admission Orchestra Chairs 80 cents.
Parqaetts ~ cents. Regular Ticket 20 cts. Phi
vate Boxes IS and IS.
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APPLICATIONS ron B,'Urrr LASDs-The whole
number Of bounty land applications, under the act
Of March 3, 1855, received at the Pension Office
up to yesterday evening, is forty-seven thousand
two hundred. Three thousand sir hundred were
received yesterday, and about two hundred and
fifty letters Of inquiry.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Doors open at Z o'clock. Curtain rises at Il to
o'clock.
ap Tit
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~ GALLERY FOR CoL0RED PERSONS 25
CENTS
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BOUNTY LAND APPLICANTS -INroRrANr DE-
cIsIoS.--The Commissioner of Pensions has made
an important decision, in which he draws dstinc-
ton between distant and actual service in time Of
war. The decision Is to the effect that person
who was in the military or naval service Of the
United States during any Of the wars in which this
country has been engaged since 1890, Is not en-
titled to bounty land under the act Of March 8,
1855, If he was not at the seat Of war.
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made out by the noble lord who moved the second reading
Of the bill He told the House that this country en-
gagged In with great military power aud that II
had with just and the sympathy Of the world,
but that Il wanted numbers This country the noble lord
said was not great military power, which had, as X
inexhanstbe armies and avail itself Of every
mode carry the war The noble lord appeared 10
forget that they had great military ally The noble lord
forgot 10 mention the Ottoman power with It's immense
forces lie Mr. Miner 0ibSon could not believe thai two
great coHhries ike England and France with the forces
Of Turkey reduced TO such state that they de-
pendent upon the importation Of dninutive supply Of
German mercenarie Tue spoke for itself IL
mysterious that IL could be explained and he must
leave il 70 the imagination Of honorable members sup
ply the real explanation No member of government had
given sufficient exploration the House justify him
Mr. M Ghson ia giving his support to the bill o be-
eyed that the unsound In principle and cal
cuated 10 be injurious the permanent interests OF the
country He had asked himself II he should be Justified in
abstAning from voting and he inclined from desire
70 do nothing which might he embarrassing 70 govern
ment in the present state Of affairs vote; but he had
10 the deliberate conclusion that It his duty
record his vote against this BILL and every pata
mentry means ia his power TO prevent se passing into
law.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CslrrsAl couRr.The December term Of the esrs COM
menced this morning. The following the names Of Tbs
grand jurors
Thomas Cnberry, foreman Geo. =. Gideon, Buekner
Bays WIN. Thompson, WIN. Wilson, Benedict T. ssmmes,
Samuel Drury, q. W. Paro, Darius Cagett, VIM n Bay
Seby Scsggs Robert White Edw. N. Linhieam, George
w. Riggs, Matthew G.. Emery, Anon Baldwin, Thomas
Berry, Samuel Humphrey, Aaron W. Miller, Jehisi Brooks
Themes blsgden.
The following the Of the petit jury:
Jededah ittings Theodore Meade Leonidss Bowen ia
cob Smu John W. Off, Daniel Lghtfoot, Anton Grinder
Francis j. Murphy, Humphrey o. Whitnore, j. b. Hol-
II. g. Williams, William Goding, Joshua Higton. John y.
Joice, John Harrison, John w. Burns, A. Davis w. T.
Drury Michael Quigley f. H. Edelin, w. A. Wallace, X.
Mitchell, Thos Tanner, Thos A. Scott, j. Simmons
kiel Young, james A. Burns.
Captain Jonas r. Levy, No. IA Pennsylvania avenue,
two doors below the United States Hotel is opening
brand he Duke de Montebeo) of champagne, which
confidently recommend ccnnoissears well as
amateurs IL sparkling and generous wine, and
Ia destined 10 become established favore at hotels.
Minnesota furnished by proprietor OF the National
Hotel DIR. Guy determined mot confne his iber
ality and pobteness to the land.
The Ethiopian operate has been fairly
at the yaretiein other words those old favotes the
kunkels, have taken this hvorite establishment and will
nightly welcome their patrons with banjo and bones.
NArIoSAL THEArnx.-That accomplished gentleman and
finished artis Mr. t. L. Davenport appears
ming in the character of Richard Ill., Ho will be supported
in highly respectable manner and the whole tragedy
dered in style seldom witnessed BY the equenters Of the
National.
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OFFICIA

TREASURY DRpARrsrKr, December i 1885,.
Notice Is hereby given holders Of tho stocks Of the United STATE
that this department will purchase the of 81 0oeW st
said stocks when may be offered prior a
LIST day Of June and will therefor the following prices,
5t
For stock OF the loan Of 1892 premium OF 10 For
I8s I84' premium Of is For
stock sued under the Of 1885, comaony cn.e5 Iexaa nde
Stock premium Of And for sock Of Tire iuan of
1916, redeemabc lai November 1885, IL received the
Treasury bs LIST day Of January premiu OF
received between the LIST and the 3is, DAY o Aae
of2 and received nffcr mo 5t atc.
and prior to said LIST Of June premium Of ~ cent
interest will be allowed said the specified
in the ceItncaes from the Isl July last assigned with The primer
pal Of the certificates received the Janna After
will be allowed addition premium
from h the date Of their recept In both
days will be allowed in addition for the reach the
sci
transmitted department the present
should assigned United
half the st January
entitled TO raccive the purchase money.
Payment stocks will
Boston, New York, parties
ent..d u receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Gecretary Of tho Treasury.
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SOLDIERS OF The LATE WAR.

These veterans held meeting In Philadelphia Tues
day evening to make the necessary arrangements for send
ing delegates to Washington d. c. the anniversary Of
the battle of New Orleans Among the resolutions adopt
ed by the meeting were the iolowingI
g Resolred That urgently invits associates in
in every section Of the Union send delegates the
National Convention to be held a Washington the
coming anniversary of the battle OF New Orleans
" Resored That, the widows Of the defenders Of
country in the of 1912 personally
venon invite OF every deceased soldier repre-
sent his widowed mother in convention.
Resoeed That it be recommended Congress to grant
lG0 Of land any OF the defenders of the country in
the of 1872 who confined in any foreign prison.
and in Of the death of such prisoner the land shall
to his widow If alive, and if not to his heirs.
Resolred, That Congress be requested modify the
bounyland to allow paro testimony Of associates in
to be secured to prove the services Of those who
in the of 1912.
Resofrsd That friends in Washington be requested
to procure suitable place for the assembling of the
on and to make the necessary arrangements for their
cates during their stay.
Resolved, That earnestly recommend that the saa
res of the Commissioner of Pensions the Commissioner
Of Public Lands be increased believe the enlarged and
extra duties of those offices eute them enhanced
pensaton."
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MARINE srEAM ENGINES AUsrnrAWc learn (says the
New York Courier that Charles Loosey ESQ., this Austrian
cousugnnera this port has contracted with the pro-
pretor the Morgan Iron Works for bading two power
f low-presgre condensng beam engines for the Danube
Steam Navigation Company The engines calculated
TO be put board Of towing barges 10 the
famous rapids Of the Ircn Gate, on The Lower Danube
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BH II Il l. + G n A r II.

Tirenea's Surrender Of Apparatus.
New ORLEAss, Dec. Twenty mine out Of the thirty
Ave fire companies Of this city marched in La
fyete square to-day surrender the city the
preparations, and other sights by the city government
The city, with the exception OF the few remaining
MES, is now without fire department.
Fatal Wreck a Sea.
Bosro Dec. 3Advces have been received hero of tbs
total wreck the 9Th Of August the barqus Peacock
from Salem for Zanzibar Maunga Madagascar. The
vessel and cargo insured here for SCI, 000
accident 10 tie United State. Steamer Fulton.
Bosros, Dec. aThe United Sates Fulton sailed
early this morning, but subsequently compelled put
back, in consequence Of some damage to her machinery
Narke,s
New yoRx, Dec. 3-Flour has declined sales Of s, SOC
bbls.strsight State At 80 81 Ohio 50 southern 50 75
Wheat dcclned GALES of 5000 white
"a Is. Corn Is improving sales Of III 900 bushels
mixed 81 051S Pork is drooping sales OF 400 bbs
at Sal Beef dull sales Of 200 bbs at SIC for Chicago
repacked Lard Gas advanced sales of 900 bbl. Whskey
ha, declined sales Of SO bbls. Ohio At 40 cent?.
BALrtnosr, Dec. 3.Flour is dull and sales re
ported prices are Howard street. Ohio, and City
Mills 80 rs. Wheat Is dull oerngs $500 bushels; small
sales made at about decns from Sat urday
rates good to prime white at 81 II 81 IL, ana choice
white for family -four ~ 20 good TO prime red 1t s. w
~ IL. Corn has declined white, 81 90 cents new
yellow, Sc 81 cents Provisiousbacon is wanted houl-
ders quoted at 1871 1917 cent? sides, 141
hams Is IA cents the market il frm these figures.
Mess pork, $a2 per bbl Lard Is nominal I2l4 l2s
cents
NEw OaLEAss, Nov. s0.--Cotton-- on Wednesday
$500 bales Saes for the week 900 bales. Receipts
the week 10000 bales against 600 last year. increase
last year Lon, 600.
December Cotton has declined u ". Flour, 50 4
Sl5 Whiskey, IS cents.
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NO Members Of C0nExcssA gentleman residing IN 20 OF
the fashionable in Je city, ving
hiS nacds present. would
large parior, and bedroom required For aadss- at
this oihce. Dee odd r.,
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To Members OF Congress, and others.

FOR REM hfst clars furnished dwelling house, hn r me
modern style, with the conveDtences Of waf &c
and furnished with and snn. OFT,
Apply premises No 4l9 18Th between g az ssss 's
my office. j, j. MILLER
Dec 9-dU Corner 7tlt and Louisiana avepup.
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Gcg Post 0FoeTbe poat Office Mt Grand Ecore, Natch-
toehes parish Louisiana has been reesahhed, and j. H.
Stevens has been appointed postmaster.
Observation-Disclosures following named post offices have been
discontinued
Aston, Fairfield county, South Carolina
Brunce Creek, Hancock county, Illinois,
Ayesville, Davis county Indiana
Change If Site and Nane.The and sites Of the
following named post Offices have been changed
Carmel 10 waverly Walker county Te1as and s. p Fer
guson has appointed postmaster in the place Of Philip
Fitzpatrick. resigned.
Cork TO Van Weddings Station Dearborn county Ind-
ana John Lite has been appointed postnaster in the
place Of Bryant Connolly, resigned.
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ms and Day school for Young Ladies, aga
street, between 6th and 18th streets
THIS bssn in succes operation for some year.
r bes,funess, convenience, hssuy
instruction comprises all lie branches usuaiy the
norman, city accomplished
and ,aachsr Of French, resides ia Tho family mus
containing may
| application to the principals or at the bookstores.
Rev. 9. D. Cmnmins, Washington.
Ksv.J ". Freaeh.
Hon. W. w. ssa,on,
Hon jams,x. psaice. United stats. senator, Maryland.
i"S.r = ", United STATE, s.D,sus ou 's''p
Rev. AIonzo Potter, bishop o. Penny ivsnia.
y, Rev. q = Acilvsne, bishop Of Ohio.
OFFICE OF rHE CONSOLIDATED LUrrEhiE2
OF MARYLAND.
dated Loftssy, class l, drawn Decsmber |, 1855:
I1 "a ID 9th 7th 9th 9th Ioh rith lath 18th
50 SO 80 CO 81 33 SO 81 81 u IS
I4h la,a 10Th l7rh
70 Al 20 50 Il
following the drawn numbers Of the Pa,apsco Iasue
Lottery, class No /, drawn December i. 1856:
Isl q "a IN sh Oh IN s,h 9Th ioh lin 18th lah
Of Maryland. dawn November o.
ist "a "a an SIN 9th TIN sh 9th ioh ll,h larh iah
10 so 81 Go Is "a ~ 70 l 36 CD 40 81
r. x. Brennan,
General Agent for the coanac,or, baltimore.
THE Institutes Juss,niAn Tr~asiassd ineo Eng-
.s y s, w%; q Grape, g,,h vo London lsss
don. Iss4
Whitman the Law Of Search, CAPTURE and Prize
Thompsoa's Law. II War Affecting Shipping
Loch'. l.sa. oaids for Sailors and Merchants During War;
Mannns's Commentaries Nations; vol. Lon
International Law, Prvars vol. Lon
don.
British h., Russell rai"e'0n G.d''ea
ss.ss::. q s.ssa, s. s,ss'msa During A' Taryn.s
Whsasoa - me ash. 81 sss,eh: London, 1919.
os, yess' resident Of susa Ansrcs vol 1ndrn Iss
ny JAMEs 9, Ms0UIRE. A.etaeassr.
VERY SUPERIOR WINES AND LIouoRs AT PUBLIC
sALEoa wednesday afternoon December b, O'Clock,
nsss's, s@aS s'ivsse sock q gentlemen
- 90 ! Tsyssv s'.<sSarn London dock
az. sGss. rs ssss lin.
iSsss - . - Il ms1cim and .or, wine.
s,s e. nsss .ssns gallon ias'' very hns
= 49,: :: s.s.s =. =. 'As'ds'
sos.s esa Na1.as, ! :.psros article
$500 s:ss:s S Sss=: = :. s ssssy ''''
sss 4.sss s sz s' ss..,a, Mach, co
sass sassss n.sssa
E SIS. =. auss. %s
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
q = :s.!., s.s s'd s..rs' boxes bunch r sa
80 49,, rsss - :. 80; .,-..4.
SpM - ess&m
= sssas,s es.sx ~su.
Z. As.t .syys. ~
:. wssss - MN hsnv,s e.
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DEPARTMENTS NEWS.
STATE pEpARTMEsr.


The Political Condition n the German copfsderacy.Ex-
tracts Of letter from correspondent residing Frankfort
on the Maine, dated November 2 1855
There this monetary crisis at the
stock exchange OF Frankfort bat nothing OF
however, to create alarm IL is only repetition of what
generally in antumn when great deal Of Is
cestomed to receive commercial paper but only
cash. Tor their products This little pressure will probably
last month two till the money finds its way back the
city.
The Frankfort Bank is sufficiently powerful
else beneficial influence these yearly goings and
Ia consequences OF its ucous operations the money
less e this fall than in previous years The discount
good bills il only abont four per cent.
The falling OF public stocks the result of the
embarrassmens prev ang the London and Paris stock
markets II be ascribed too, in degree,
things at Vienna notwithstanding the immense influence
the name OF Baron bruck the Minister of Finance the bank
OF Frankfort and of Vienna appear the
usaeiency Of the recently adopted by that minis
They generally concedc that these
might have the desired effect but until after years.
and then only provided those years should be
Besides this, the direction given to the Bank of Vienna
obgs the holders Of Austrian stocks to make large sales
the purpose of raising the required
shares and for the foundation the Austrian Credit foa
cfer, tMortgage Bank.) Thus, the of Austrian
stock goes down with the rate OF Austrian bank
The Austrian finance department il occupied finding
out schemes for raising ready money and negota
for this purpose pending Berlin and Hamburg
BY the Bank of France render it i'm
There is that the Emperor Of Austria TO-
fused to ax his signature to the cnncordat with Pope
1t appears that the monarch has last found many
could have failed discover beoreha ~ saw that
the concerdat is sacrifice Of his necessary power
eign court
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nOmPLETk end thorough course Of fDstrrsssa's ~
spanish and itaien singing
English Gnansy, and who
Of 40 exemplary who has lessons ~ sn
cessy the city Of Nrw York. of he ban
paronsge Of Mr. Mortimer Living'on has arrived z ~. sly,
me above
branchss 70 pirate pupiis their redsnces
atuYle suysss having Is Mta Brooks,e s1Ac sh- VIII 1
rive private eSilzee 70 ladies'
gentlemen. 3as.. :, II. !. : W b,
Msne Manycy tenders fame% ~ho weu.
engage give readings OF tie rfepe eassen
authors at their hem-ssgs ~ fn Fsn
she il III lie hseheis plays
and teacher die rreneh language
who to America
Addrsss 1877 r street, between i7th and 18Th sreots
Dec Stiff F
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We are informed that the feat Of teegraphng from New
York to New Orleans by single impulse not per
formed by means Of any patent Of Mr.. Hughes, AZ
stated 10 our Sundays ssue but BIZ Morses instruments
on circuits connected together by repeaters originally in
vented by G. S. Bulkiey, and since simpIifed.
We also informed that the report going the rounds
that there has been Judgment in Virginia against the
Southern Telegraph Company for $1,000 and APP
peal TAKEN has this foundation only that verdict las
been rendered for such but trial has been
moved for, and the motion has not yet been argued
The Southern Georgia Waterman of the issue of the
2eh ulimo thus notices the death of the venerable Col
John Cobb
Col John Cobb, Of the earliest settlers of Athens
(and the father of Ex-Governor Cobb and the able reporter
of the supreme court, I. r. r. Cobb departed this
life Thursday last and Friday his were follow
ed to the tomb by large procession OF our citizens.
The deceased highly esteemed by all citizens,
and although spared green old age hs departure will
be universally iaInented,p
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Agricultural Diusioa Of he Patent Qeice.--A Report
Tumip Erpernenfs.A report has been received by the
Commissioner Of Patents from Joseph j. Cooke Prov-
dence, Rhode Island in which he gives detailed
experiments 10 raising the twentysix different
presented the Of the United
by Msssr Charlwood and Cummns of London which
distributed by this office last spring The grecntopped
weeks urnip the largest YIELD the weight per
having been pounds and the weight Of tops
per pounds Its adaptation for stock and for cult
nary purposes stated to be good but its quality for keep
ing inferior to that Of other varieties. The Swedish
riees consisting of the Skrving Swedish the Rivers nb
bic the Laings Swedish the greentopped and the Daes
Hybrid the best adapted for stock and for keeping
(though they do not yield argey but they
much used for culinary purposes The rcdopped
nip to the gre-n-tnp5ed sxweeks tnrnp in Yield
pounds OF roots having been raised single
This aforementioned variety good for stock and for culinary
purposes and possesses fair degree the property keep
ing These experiments have been far highly satisfactory
all interested in what the progress of agrcu
ture.
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their residences and psaei y he sn
and acknowledged eaehsr French aHgaaso
Ms drsn ' isa street. bswosn 7,l
Dec a-6df
1a. FLOxESCE O,DOrnosHUE. Office iss ztir
~. street. "a, : rev 900" "0s'h o. :.
,OHr H. sUTHMANN Pennsyiyansa av@na~, south
sds 6h ha, sses'ssd saap o. ss
p, S.s , ,ns,, 81.
IOHN II. BUTHMAnH, importer snu dealer ~ ss."e.
* rscsysa par, q 3. g., s .soe'e'
cosnae brandy pale dars ish order to fair
Scotch wniskcy, schiedan gin, Of superior qna's
Jamaica .sssy on s Rbne
London
cSa % se q saans e,eaaes .ssr
Heidricck Co.. Mumms, and Meet Cha'tons sef~ehaS
M ,a .s a.s, ss & S.s sns s sas v'
R.sAis e Ca. Kssali. y va'anaeva
viianuevs, Londres, Humos, &C. .,.,...,
French vine from The highest priced 90 fine hor-
de.ux table vine
IrERAnY agency and P.r,odiea, Depot. Penn m,
yIvsna avenue and 18Th srees, Nc. 2e Wiz
gss,Ie,ss: ,sss e 'sS q
Ledger Sc received every evening for sale
counter delivered bscoss at their residences same eve
Subscriptions received 10 arps and an other
mngaz'nes ano
Lond q Illustrated News iona"n
prints 81 Emssn Nesiews bNc swou ,,a,,iea
Piain and fancy sinnoney, ano svesym'as :" '"'
II, :, ns s.N.s p ,assr u ut,r,- uoto1
- NO 30 fehnsy'""'a "ss"us' """'' $3.50" "
Nov 29-d2wH ----------------
IN - f..rn1s tb@ best white
- X IN y, -. ma fnnhcrland coal Of all sirds
"'n ~. - 49, - 80. - n,;res
S - - ~ ~.
S,ssv pr.'"., :. -. rn,1 nrircq.
"a IN c.sss"re wsv b. relied on
n ...s her II, Old
49,, 80 - - -"-N'
NJ rr,rh;f
- - - -
VyINES LIQUORS, rs,
w 0casks Maderc and Malaga wines
Is quarter and eshth Casks OF dark and pbe pFsMyh
m h s n,re ~ rye n wh,skry
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Bosros, Dec 3Adyices have been received hero of I'll
total wreck the 9th Of August Of the barqus Peacocl
from Salem for Zanzibar, Msjunga Madagascar. I'll
vessel and cargo insured here for SCI, 900.
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nH FLOxENCEs O,DOrnOGHUE, cEsce i5s sths
u street., few doors north Of g.
Dec l-d1m
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accident to the United Slater Steamer Fulton.
Bosros, Dec 3.The United States Fulton sailed
early this morning. but subsequently compelled put
back in consequence Of damage to her machinery.
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fOHN n. BUTHMAHN, Pennsyi scria avenae, souss
Ak and 9Th streets, ba ftrsp.d supply !. re
zers ws,er quarts pns also, "cfeDo dc Eoasy Cham
pigne mpoY
I-3nf