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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-01

CUhE EiIS-kEAD!
ESys to tie Sick GdGH G0I.-rrOIn one OF the most
respectable Druggists in soath Carolina.
CHARLr5ToN, 3. C. Sept. 81, 1853.
k6Ssrs. MORTIMER MOgBEAT The sale Of
your HamptoR's Vegetable TinctHre Is increasing
every day, and every bottle sold recommends this
valuable medicine to the afflicted. Several OF our
planters have tneG il in different with aston
siins success, aad ere getting IL by half dozens II
has been found 10 be the greatest remedy fer rheu-
matte affections, and n wonderful cure has been
performed On negro bow, suffering from Fits.
Gll furnish you with Number OF certificates if you
WISH them.
am, gsntlerneo. yours, w. G.. TR0Tr.
Call and get pamphlets etatis, and see cures Of
Cough, Bronchitis, RheUmatsrl, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness ana GeneTai Weakness. AZ a
female medicine or fer delicate children we believe
IL uneqnelleG.
Ssld by A.ORTI-IER & LiOtTBGAY, no ralti-
street, Baltimore, ard 30 BToaG;.sy, n YORK
CHkG. STUTT = c., }. u. SooRE. -. q. CLAIRE,
CLARER & Dcv-IE5, ~. ELL,nT, and IA. hCPa-a-
sos, Washington also, by II. &. l. Ci-sEL, Genrge
town; and c. z. BIERT, MGrundris, and by Dug
gists svcTy~hcf2. feb 2l--u
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MEM6iKSUF The COUNTESS or BLEs-
~ 6h9Sou, ey.ks 4, Madden, u. X. L.. A., two
fRkNCK TAYLOR.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
po.r orrus pErAsyxE.r. Y-y 10 ,ss

CEALyD PROPOSALS will be received nj IN.
y Poet ofice Department until the 18th d,y Of
JUns next. Al 3 o'clock, pm, for furnishing ,hs
stai'nsr, for this department for four years frnm
the first day Of July, 1855. Those unacc,mrs.isI
by satisfactory testimonials of sbity Ia fnli c,,
trait will not be considered
All the articles must be Of the very best ra,i.y:
OF which, containing at les st rsam OF each
kihd 81 paper, must secompany the bids; and the
dc2artmsDt reserves the right to retain and pay far
the same at the price stated in tn Offer or To return
them, at Its option. No bid will be considered
where the articles accompanying IL are cot Of the
KIND ana qashty required by ths department, and
ton at the pleasure of tie department
The SUI joined list Specifics az peariy as can now
be done the amount quality, and dsa rrtion of ca h
Of the kinds Of articles hat will bs wanted:
III reaIs folio post, sitin CT plain fni b. faint
lined, aud trimmed, to weigh not less
than IL pounds psr ream
10 do foolscsp, hand made, fsintlinei, and
trimmed. to weigh not less than u
pounds per RESIN
20 DO f9olscap, plain, Ins chine fs,utlined and
trimmed. to weigh not less than I2
pounds per respl
10 do fooiscap. us-lsid, handmade. faint.
lined, garden pattern, common ly known
as despatch or consular paper, t.
weigh not less than 10 poundJ pr
ream
1bO do qusrto post, hand.rnads, plain, faint.
Iced TIN &c Sides per resm
three sides, per ream
do beyt hand made sup 81 royal PAPER, plain,
per ream
Do best haod-n1ade royal paper, plain, per
rea1
do best handmade dsmi paper, plain, per
ream
do best hln1 usds medium pepper, plsin
per ream
o do best handmade doub'o cap payer, pain,
per ram
10 do note pager, gil, per r3am, large s'zs
B do note paoer, p aio, per re.m, large size
10 do note paper, gilt, PER rean, so sli size
8 do note pager, plain, per ream small size
100 DO envelope paper, yellow or buff, royal,
rer Tenn
90 do blottpg psper, royal, par ream
Is dozen calds ferry'5 b st m ataliic peas and
holders, per dozen cards
Is do cards Of all other MANI features in use,
pr dozen cards
40 gross metallic pens, par gross
do lsrg. barrel pen handles, rosewood PSF
glosS
do smsli barrel zen handles, rosewood, per
gross
do st.errpped pen handles, per gross
600 opaque guile, No. so. Ter m
IS dozen Cont e's best black lead pencils, grsdo.
rta5 nor
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These btteTs entirely vegetable, they invigora,c
and strengthen the system, never prostste it, and
can be used for infants as wei as adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and
by 4. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown; and J. r. PIEaPONT, Alexandra.
mar l-lv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

fke dsy bsfoss Tho osi<ssuiss, the vss maiatass
n~~riy al sseampss slors - ss., ssd A ,As bs4s
u Kings hosnsAis. a poriacs q iAs frss, hsz ss-s
sssArsa svsy 70 saks fyr hs a -hlsA uass
fsSa ~ hu ssss !ssa ,Aas su sss2M - wssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11
Meeting of the Liquor Dealers in
Syracuse.
Interesting Proceedings Of the Anti
Coercionists.
UNION OF THE TWO BODIES,
Selection Of Candidates for State Offices,
Gn kc ko
SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES TO THE NEW
YORK HERALD.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL OR ANTIMAINE LAW
CONVENTION.

CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 10--12:30 p. N.
Two conventions acting on the principle fopposion
to the Maine Liquor law, met here to-day. One-the
Simon Pure squareooted party sailing under the title
Of the Liquor Dealers Association the other consisting
Of persons the title Of liquor Dealers but also
interested in the repeal of the prohbitoy liquor law and
sailing under the ambiguous title of consutonalists
Different political tendencies exhibited by the two
the former going for endorsing such Of the nominees Of
the hard SHELL soft shell, Know Nothngs and abolition
parties express themselves in favor of their principles
and the other showing penchant for the nominees of
the soft shells alone This is the only thing which may
put impediment in the way of the contemplated fusion
of the two bodies.
The Constitutional Convention met in Wieting Hall, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ in accordance with the following
CALL
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION Whereas, act was
passed by the last Legislature, known as the Maine
law" deprivng the citizens Of their naiienabe rights,
Gate which ought TO be repealed by the next Legislature
convention will therefore be held at Syracuse the tenth
f day Of October next at 10 O'Clock M for the purpose
l repeal and TO conader such other matters as may
pey brought before Tho societies organized for the
q defending their rights Of ne counties
delegates for every district in said counties and the
opponents Of the Mane law residing the other counties Of
Ser os eso Assembly District rsspscvsy represent @ them
mass convention will also be held place on
@ q a ~ We s
regard their constitutional rights and the public interests to
attend.
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@<-S
rIOCA COUNTY.
Samuel Mills,
II. II. Moore,
Nelson r. Penny,
ElishA r. Hill,
3. Whitaker,
VIM. Hannah.
OrsEGo COUNTY.
George Clarke,
ChAs. d. Palmer.
wASHIN0rON COUNTY.
Samuel Axtell.
John r. Wood,
VIM. Rouse,
James H. Sheriff..
wARREN COUNTY
John F. Sheriff..
ESSEX COUNTY
John McEiroy.
NEW YORK.
Joel COnklin,
r. w. Engs,
Z. ID. Bprague,
r. s. Coz1ns,
J. p. Treadwell,
w. B. Miles,
Thomas l. Bayaud,
John W. Culbert,
Philip G. Harmon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

ERIE COUNTY.
Nehemiah Case,
Hiram p. Thayre,
William Wybert,
John q. Sheuler,
John Hebard.
MONROE COUNTY.
Barney Beckee.
ONTARIO COUNTY.
Joseph Gilman.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
John Vernam.
YATES COUNTY.
John ID. WOllcott.
OnONDAGA COUNTY.
H. W. Chadwick,
Stephen d. Diiiaye.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
B. f. Jewiti,
w. H. Chapman.
HERKinER COUNTY.
John Manning.
ALBANY COUNTY.
John Taylor,
John q. White,
Eli Perry,
Jeremiah Osborn.
KINGS COUNTY.
Thomas j. Jerrold,
Il Scheock Suydafn-
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WhnIerD.

ofsnd on at St. Helena .bout Oc. &c. bark sauam.ato
Snow, ofWesport, waiting for oil not reported
and New Bedford Bsk Harriet Spsuding at NewY
took her Capt Loper who sick and brought him to
Arr Hfo Oct IA Harvest Spencer Farh 800 bbs
Philip LIST SissoD Greenport dol Pacific SHELL Farhaven
'd h El s Nae. B BsSGS sos D.,
ford with so bbs OIL cruise 70 the Westward and then
to Capt Hobb reports that he was obliged to put
three and the third officer shore Roe Poa of the
Msquess Iands for mutnous conduc. and intent destroy
Ar at San Diego Nov scbr Putus Stevens f cruise
the southwark with sesotter ms and oil schr Eagle De-
of numbe Of her crew who had stolen one Of her boats and
deserted Obtained beat, and supplies and sld sgatn
Heard frcm in Aug, Mary Gardiner Lowsn of S. H.. 300
spoken-sept IT, off st Paus Island sh, Ms sstic Psrc
val of New. Bedford, 100 VIII Ch,res Carroll futile 900
Sag hnbor 2whs; Gsp. Williams, Miller, New-London !
xbs. bark Geo. Washington Ii Bsche, nothns Sept T. H.
Ns sOus g. 6es wh 2Sh .OSsh Of AGs !. P.sss
SEPT j. :ba China Ho yes oil ,td; 18th N.,is.to
Hoey of n B. 200 bbls 5Oth bark Eadesvor Horsey
of N. B.. 500 bsls Onward Morton, 800 bbls.
Sept l5 of Bcnito Island, ship Splendid, Smith Edgrtown
spoken-Aug 49, lat. d 50 N, on lis II W., buk R,b.rt
Adams Of San francisco, 10 days from San Diego clean
from beard shp Sea Gull Nichols. OF Ne "a
ford July lat 25 10 len lis 90 w, With
Mary do.. 30 do. Heard frou date Ocean DO,
Frst I'm Do zoo Do Maria Do 10 do about nsy i, snip,
CAMS Nantucket $50 SO about 2th Lion Proviience 100
sp about date Of French Reck Edward .rey DO Mo-
hawk ao 1870 sp At RoIsonss, nc date otheS, New Bed
SPOKEN Nov 49, 81 o. lOu IS 49, ship Congress of and f
New Bedford-no port of Gil.
Seen Oct a. lat "a So Ion so 10 W, an American bark
bound s. could net BIS made OUT low With
nIrIow white stresk.
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DIED.

BOWEN-Cn 7r.e.ity Dec 49, MIRA JULIA F. C., VIE of
wph' j. 30 sep, NJ. in the 18th yesr OF her ago
ING vsves md friends Of the family respectfully nvied
TO attend funeral tSmorow (rhursiay) afternoon 12
oeock her se residence, No. loo Niatn street, with
out fu' .'her invitation.
Monday morning Dec H. in the sh year Of her
~, Mn. HARhlEr v. COATS, widow Of the late John r.
.e&s. .
i,eods and scqusintancss Of the family the friends OF
her brothers Heury AID Alfred smith respectfully nv,sed
sheet Wednesday at 81 without farther in'itaoH-
Funeral g, St Marks Church, at 4 O'Clock p.
GIBBONS-M Cambridge, Msss, Monday, Dec. II,
WILLIAM GlBBONS aged q YEAR,, only son Of Jares s.
snd ABBY h. Gibbons Of this city, member Of the sOpho
more Class o. Ha ward University.
Notice If the funeral hereafter.
GRAYDoNon Tue,dsS Dec ls IDA VITA Of Samuel Cray
don, aged 81 years.
The relatives friends family arc respectfully invited
attend her funeral Thursday at oc ock p. ,
from the Church In Market street ne.r East Broadway
SIGME1N-On Thurtday Dec. 49, ELIZABETH sIGMEIN,
at No. sc State street Bro klyn.
The remains inferred in the Cemetery Of the Evergreen
THeHPSON-On Tuesday, Dee 49, in tho 78,h year Of her
sge, Mrs. ANN L. THOMPSON widow Of Andrew Thonp-
son of the City Of Glasgow, Scotland
He- relatives and friends the family invited
attend her funerk her insw,
Levi. Reed Nc. $40 sixth svspue, between Twenty first
and Twenty second streets THURSDAY morning o'clock
Goth inst Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery
for interment
Glasgow papers please copy
TUCKER-On Mondsy evening, Dec. IL, of scarlet fever,
JOSBUA SANDS youngest child Of r Sands Tucker aged
years, months and l6 days.
VANDERBILrOn Mopdsy evening Dec H. in the SD year
of his eye; Mr. JEREMIAH VAHDERBlLr.
His friends those Of his brother John and sonnaw Aaron
Vanderbilt respectfully invited attend bis funeral this
No 70 Poplar Brooklyn His remains will BE- tsken
Greenwood for intennent
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Groceries are steady, but no. active. Cotton i' DO
active ard without change. The business o. 'oe
South has been lsrge. The sales Of ID. week here
have been 5000 bales, am in lyannts 1000 bales,
without showing an change 10 rates. The oeipts at
ali the ports during the week are unp'ecedentedIy
lage-lH,0oo bales. NJ. Vim. p. W-ighls circular
for the etesmsr says:
There bas een ch,nss Of opinion in this es'd duns ne
past weee The estimates continue large sud the prospect
coed cr securing the ae-openins balls poSn M
ae.t Istes from points south Of asSoo G. rpote .hs
most ed done little njuy, and cotton h.d usae
top Of the pmt well n III. end Of the ofaneaes
Prevailing etms'e in the south !, pos ana mas psen ''' ~
pest two or three weeks. $500 0o6 bales
The receipts at the port this wees are the .,ess on
being l 90 bart against 250O bales d1ns The 90 rssfd
ing week in 1852 The tsl still ~ 600 bdfs eshine tha
year sthoush 400 600 bales 10 advsn:e oflsr yen TAI t1,or
Great again large AMI exceeds at year - fame
dates IN coo bse' In comparison With 1854 l5o e'' 10
France beyond all precedent .ips - OO h.ss Ia
exces n orc In 1851 70 other 'r-
eien there also previous
The follewDs b statement Of the moveDsnt IN Cotton
sbce the LIST September Last compared with the previous
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SECOND BOARD.


Reported for TIE %RIBUBE BY J. r. Il. B. FAIL
Fst BOard-l GOO City Wa rants 81; 1900 Penn S. 8 100
Lehish Mort "a; 900 Cam. Am. RR 6s 10, II
sGoodo rs b5 n loco DO, eYh nj 800 City s.; E. ssE
sSo an lots az q d Reas,Ds h 4st 100 do s tss
49, 1872 schuy Nav, IL lots cash 90 80 Morris
Can. III Beaver Mead RR 81 10 Generalization Bank 2a
Tenn ssi Mechanics Bsnl 2el banI OF Penn. Il5
eftoeea coo City Railroad 6,, and 89t 1000
Can den and Anboy Rslrosd 6 49, b3 Ia Lehgh Scrip
c.; Reading Railroad 4; Beaver Meadow Railroad 5lb
10 Conroldalion Bank 81.
Second BOard-47O City Warrants, 81 coo Reading Rail
road S. 10 81; 5Penna Rsilrosd 49, 100 Long is.na Rail
ton Preferred S. IS R;adins RAllCad S. 46i l59 do
Csrs s 100 d. s512 % vicksburs Railroad, eds II; 60
Schuylhi Nsvig' ton, ossn, 90
Afr Bodrd-e6 Reading Railroad, s5 49, 225 do 10 lots
al do lots b5 All p Penns- Railroad 49, 10 Schuyl
Nav PIefd, epg., 81 SOL MON Canal,9
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MARINE JOURNAL
soar o. rw-Y0ss..."...ess 49,
Clssrei.

shp,-M.ry Wh.,i5s., Caseshraah san francisco. J.
Osd,b syips Sod B,ItI, Mar-i--, aos Co Orient,
HI IA uiou,h Spoaord tlf<ton Go
Bsrss-sa m Upton. con.tsn'n pc. " Undet~Dodi Ad'
iu,ter Anderson schsd.n. tHOlspD fuuch Menckej n
p TIA m.dse n ,rton Ne-- brlesns, Earle Il dsEJi.
Brs-B Fr.uhIts, (Br) willnssl ST. John, " g., P. l.
Heviss q Sea
decentralization Hopkins, Aersndis, Abbott, Dodge
Co Baltimore S.ght Sc tinore, Lord isrsu; doses,
Trbbl-s new Haven. r.ser; Muins o-sli wilmington, +
q Powell; Col Le.,tr Delaney. ApA schicoA, P9s r. ".
Jofp.r Coukln. Edsu.ou, Johnson & Sl,shti "oaser,
french, Providence master rhnms boeoIne; v, ,
savrnpsh Scranton Telnsn; Iadepend-nce, wills, Wash
ng,on B. Blossom 4 Son Aiaslts, Eiii' salem, H. '"
soot.-Huvo.t, Cor~n Providence MASTER j. H. Borden
Col ins Fal River mater
Propeller Sarah, J9Les, PhIsde phi', y" Inompson'
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OFFTCE of the REPUBLIC FIRE NSU1

OFFICE of the REPUBLIC FIRE NSuH
" ANCE COMPANY, No. IA Wsll.st ,,nx,r~,
oHAaIEs n. RUSSELL JOSIAH CAKES,
DANIEL B, FEARING, JOSEPH OAKLAND,
WILLIAM r. RUSSELL JAMES NJ WATERBURY,
AUGUSTUS C. DOWNING, GEORGE CUHTIS
GAZAWAY B. LAMAR GEORGE 7. ADEE,
VIM. BUTLER DUNCAN, JOHN J. Aston, yI2
~ H. WOLFE, FRED'K A. DELAHOt
ISAAC TOWNSEND, JAMES c: BELL, ,v
JAMES WARREN, DANIEL DRAKE sMiIa,,
ARTHUR LEARY FREDERICK O. FOSTn4
MORTIMER w. HAMILTON,PELEG HALF
DEFINING DUER, ROBERT >. hONht
JOHN STEWARD, Jr, SAMUEL v HOFfmhh
ROBERT B. MINTURN, GEORGE w: RlGGs
REUBEN WIrHERS }. 7. GiRAUD FVsihA' 9.
EDWARD C. CENTER, JOHN A e. ohAf'
EEw.YoRK, Jan. II, 1874
rbs Trustees Of this Company have this Day declared
srity with their Charter dividend Of fOUR AND ThnnS
QUARTERS PER CENT on their Capital STOCK psyA"s -
Dem and 10 the Stockholders In cash and scrip xr-
And also further dividend of TWENTY ZEN CENI ~
able in scrip to the assured Policies suee y , ~
psny, which have terminated within tbs a'e" J0''
December last -, 49,, .e., n.v,,s IN
The Charter OF Company proytcss t1ss s pye
the shareholders at the rate OF sh ~ liz, 4
PER ANNUM, the remaining prore ue ~ $500 10 Sn.y.l
Vded between the Policy &c 'eR p, os.. tosstbS
which scrip not 10 be psdsef u1nl Vo s' ~ ~
With the Capital Stock shall szcss "Eh @iioAo" -
DOLLARS. .,s. ,r, ,D.rrs. .;.,,st Al
a, over the United States through re'p1cta2s nosses
0uscAS r. CURRY, Secretary.
Gsy.York, March l, 100 u
FEW.Yosx, March b14
o., ss5n a. Ger shove notice, s ready. Psrds -
5 10 he q. ae viii please call for IL 1t the Office Of bsO
peny.
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Jnsurante Companies.

No. I6 BROADWAY, December, 1853.
NOTICE 20 ALL WHO ARE CONrEMPLA-
~ TING LIFE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIFE n
sURANCE COMPANY-rhe second uiennial DIVISION o. no
Mann Life Insurance Company will bs made on me
Of January, 1887 and participate In sueo oya1e
unless insured than year highly uportsnt -
application for nsurnce be made before the hH Of 'anos
proximo.
The highly favorable condition Of III. Company renden 'y
probable that q handsome dividend will be allotted
Applications made during the present month WI oss
this year. N. ID. MOk6AN, ffe"oeH~
C.. Y WHlPLE Secretary.
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Philndelnhia Markets


QUERcITRoS BARK-Sr'sll sales at g. CorToS Is in MOI
frite otmsnd quotations FLOUR dull saes OF 5o
MS 50 foI good ssigbt brands d 90 - for extra IL
eusrg lets at scmet.ifg e teIns kept prgate for
boms use gales rtd from IS 50to $40 s-d for fair retailing
10 Nnt and fency family brands CosS MEAL dull ct 81
sre BYE Flour st 60 ST. WHEAT in mi,ed request 81
81 g. - fol fair 10 prime red end 2d - 05 for white;
sale cf grow white made 81 go Coax is less wanted
ard Geo bus yellow sold at Tee TO s couDg at soc. for
DIV Iotr RYE urIeted with sales OF coo bu.nes Western
g. ga D. mostly at lsef rate OsTs-Sales Of Southern
Al lie GsocLRIEs quiet and unys,ed in price hold
very Provisions inactive, and buyers hsldeg of
fcl over prices. Gull ssd4oe. for bbL and So;
for hi is.
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CorJRY CALrNDAs-TuIs p.y

SNoslSi 1865 $50 70e 7o9 TO- I'll $50 S2l I03 4l6 2t
HJ ses. tes tSs, s73, $50, eo6, Sos 92, 9is. Sl7.
cVPhEhE CouRr-Speetai Term-NOs. III, 1874, 10,
So ' '' - K" '''' a. o. Ill H. 49, 1884, o.
CIRCUIT CouIT-A6journed.
UsITED STATES DISTRICT CopRr-Nos. Is TO II.
81, ~ IS, 50, 30, 90.
CoMHos PIrAs-i7art Mos 1855, 1866 TO 1916.
le7s 70 1880 inclusive Pvt -NOs 1917, ir7s lio3 Ii2i
m, ~ -
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Markets. .R.ported b. Tslerraph.

NEwOILEASs, Dec T-CoTToS-Ssles OF the week Go 200
bses pts Of the week ~ coo bss agan 80 800 for the
SAM time iast year The stock hand 1T 90 bies. The
receipts 1p this time those Of last go ooo
bales CoSFfE-esess Ct the week 10 800 bsssi stock, 1850
bsss .
tHAALEsTos. Dec. l7-coITes firm and advancing Sales
to-day SO bales Eid6ipg Fair eies
KEw.0RLELsS Dec. H.-CoTTes unchanged Sales TO-DAY
20 bales. MoLAssks, 8 SUGARS firm FLOUR 90 50 per
Dbl CoES, s5e ktg LARD, Lee FREIGHrs-Cotton TO
Hay
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Marhets..CARryuLLI RrroRrHp @oh TEE rMS'ss.

TUESDAY, Dee Aol io'~
AsBEs-rhe market 10 firm for Pearls a. ssp' fSS ~
oui 4 Az 81 90 sslsr, Us l. steady s;7: esse
COPpEl-Nsw III shrg - seHFcs All stn:st. Yelos
Metal 10 IN brst deu and - EDc.
COTTON The isss new, k', eHecsss ,hs m,,tsi 4 /.
CONSIGNED fayotbs thous the shsrss Of detail. a''
cannot jDdse ha ao9, Of so h st Lrerppo or and' Fns
ei'umdsDee' ne eady bet sId large s'ss vera ee
A. al DO sto her. for ss 20 VSTs % .aa
the .st have b. en- confined 90 tses RON s1Is aad 2o
in tftntty. Closcg firmly st our quotations.,
.ssIFIcArfoy
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11aper WAREHOUSES;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERHn1.
J. SON Co., No. 80 Beekmso<t, Offer for sale os he -
,srrks
WHarS fspefs, Ebsish, speush and Auaosiesa.
Eeys .pes, a. nzes, weishn sod sasnhses.
fssue Paper fancy colon and white, Of the bet qusS
Hanging Pepper, white and coored, different wfdfhe
Hsters Piper, thin and Of the bssi quality.
Goth Paper, S6x40 and 40x48.
English Hardware Paper. large assortment iuss ss'~
eheethhns Paper Of the best quality tfs,
Nrsppins Rspe<, Straw, Rag and Manila
fee Psper Of different szes ~,
tsx Roofing Papsr. uitsAls foS roof In soah
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OoMMoN PLEAs-Dse ls--Before Jsdss DALY.

NJ John A. GRAY sat Phinols I. HND1m.
me Plaintiff sues the defend ant for work and labor
SIS oppiied by hs tbs defendant consisting OF
and p,e's work Of certain ceu and
Yh o Jutiehs Concerts" the reasonable velue OF
Eaeh me tssea claims 90 CO. he also seeks interest
~, mr. asppsSns the wsrk. viz 10Th JUGS. 1854 and
~ ootepd that the liability vas incurred
~ n1n We Crysts Pasee and not In an indi.
s1h mere debt ef the Crystal Palace
birs In scaled verde. TIA naorn.Ss ~ jury VIII
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SUPREME COUET-Dee. 18-Bsfcge Juoge MITCHELL.
Ward Young sst. Edwnds and others
This is suit instituted to set aside mortgage upon
The roruc that sven usuroRs confederation The
rnofsge upon Line Of stages called 49, TIE Eun
pre sno Wsvsrly Lines from Twery seventh
and the upper part Of tic city By Of the Sixth avenue
soath Ferry 10 sought 70 aside the sale i'm
proper one The case Is not concluded.
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From which II will be seen that the increase IN receipts nov
100000 bales The incress in exports to 6fest
Britain IN COO; France, IS O0 other foreign ports 59Oeo
Total increase in exports. 242 600 bales
The bids for the four millions Of y cent loan were
opened at Albany to-day. The bids largely exceeded
the account needed. The range of bids was % to 1903,
and the loan was awarded at an average OF lOO.73.
The loan for which this is renewal was awarded at
about par in 1889. twill be seen that the largest
amount of The loan to-day obtained by any one bid
der was awarded to Mr.. John Thompson at l0O.55.
L. Cd fnlln
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COMMON PLEAS Dec. Is-Bt fore Judge BILY.
John Regm ast. VIM. Goddard
The Jury brought in sealed verdict yesterday
meTnns for the plaintiff. Damages ak cents.