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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
HORRID CHILD-MURDER.

Tie Dorer Dell Sentinel gives an account OF
most arocious affair which happened in that vicini-
ty on last Thursday, the cath:
ga man By the name Of George Parker lcolcretD
living lust outside Of Dover went TO Nh Slaughters
house early yesterday morning and knocked 9. tne
door for admission. When Mr.. Slaughter came 70 the
door which lie opened cautiously, he found Parker
standing on the outside with gun leveied a. him,
thre catching 10 kill him. Slaughter Inmedinteiy cicSed
the door, when Parker went 10 his own bouee' mao
come words with the girl who lives win ms wiie ara
shot her iniuring her severely. He then MADE on I'd
Mr. China Lou9r the door Of which lie broke open
and rushed upon Gib1s who made hs escape out OF
back door, not however before the negro had dis
charged the gun at him.
"f;ibbs made off to a neighbors house. by tho
nemo OF Moore, 10 give the alarm, whom he found,
wien they Immediately went IN search OF more Assist
auce 10 enable them 10 Parker, who, when he
found that Gibbs had fed returned again 10 his own
house and entering seized upon one Of his little ones
and ia q most cruel and barbafous manner cut It's
throe from ear 10 ear then threw the body away from
bin. He then cut into the yard IN search Of h~
WIFE DO doubt TO murder her, who had fed to neigh
boris hOuse with tie Youngest enid, but seeing ms
o.her cLd he spraDg al il, and IL en- instant nc nah
tbs one in his grasp, cutting IL throat also, ana threw
II M az heh a. ls strength would allow him. when
cane down upon the hard ground wetering IN Us gore
and blood.
ssT1s feod iucagnate then sought bis wife abort The
rrnse. but not being able 10 lind her returned INTO
he home which he set on IRE, and ieit Tor OiDoss
hOusc where lie vas WLeil biDDs, --'"'' oA~ VAseis
arrived 10 take HIN. Mr.. Cooper bad pTey iosy been
.. To- and Wien he arrived fOnnd the nhuman
sier In he hands Of his capto.s- ia anything but
enTsbIe position. The prisoner had to be held down
On he ground with man on each arm, one on his
bres~t. and one on each foot. In this situation Mr.
Cooper found him, placed manaeles upon him, tied
him in q cart and brought him to Dover, and lodged
hin in sii for sale keeping.
lie slot al hs pursaeIs after holding them at bay
long time; aud twas OILY whe. his gun had been
disc harged that they dare approach the house to take
him. Several shot were fired ct him. one or two
taking effect. when simultaneous charge was made
end after a severe struggle, lie secured above
dcscrIhedr
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

Tuy EXPEDITION II SEARCH oF DR. hlNE.-lhe
Release and the Arctic which to sail IN search oil
DR.. Kane being ready for sea, have been hauled out
from the dock and are now anchored OH the Navy
Yard The officers and men are all on board, ana on
Thursday next the Expedition viii sad on its mission
of mercy. Yesterday morning Henry GRisSELl, Esq,
presented the officers Of the Expedition with set OF
NAYS charts and notes Of the Arctic discoveries up 10
1854 which he had received by the last steamer IRON
Capt ISGLrFIEID and JoHS BARRow, Secretary oil
the British Admiralty The following Is the note from
the Secretary Of the Admiralty, TO Mr.. GrISSELL:
almost fear the expedition viii have sailed before
this reaches You, but ! send the enclosed on inc
chance One is chart on which Capt. inglefeld has
made some notes which may be useful the other Is the
Arctic papers which contain the bnet summary OF
his voyage up 20 Smiths Sound, which have not
previously sent think. wish know IN what othef
wnv conlc-he of any service go the Expedition VISA
inc tlen al the success they des rye, and that they
may returu with Dr. KsxF and his party in the Au-
turnn. remair yours faithfully, JOIN BARROW.
Lady FRASsLIs has at last resigned herself 10 the
belief that her brave husband Is more, and At her
request the present Expedition viii take out ataoet to
be erected TO the memory Of Sir John and his devoted
COMPANIONS Of the Erebus and Tenor. Ii was not
until quite too late for the stone to be prepared m En-
gland and shipped for this country that Lady Frank
lin learned tina, Lieut.. Hartstein AMI his command
would touch at Becchy Island. Therefore at her re-
quest Mr. Henry Grinnel has caused the table; TO be
prepared in this city. In conformity with her direc-
tons the stone bears the following inscription:
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NrrRrxrxr OF OSIoSs-Prof. johnson gives his
orinion in favor Of onions s very nutritious vegea-
be, ard for laboring men with strong digestive
powers quite healthy.
Il Is lot merely as q relish that onions are used 50
largely By many people, bat because they give
strength a sell a. a satisfaction Of appetite.
Prof Johnson ranks onions in point OF nuirneAi
VITA pea.
In our observations among the City poor We nave
always found the onion favoriie food pu' we had
generally attributed il to another cause than because
II contained large amount Of nutrment u : as'
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
GovrpSor-tS55. PRrsinryr-fSJ2

Wise ahead (adding 2o to Floarnoy IN list
tsbeO 9G5S; Pierce ehead in same Counties, ll'10l
The telegraph gives us returns from " Casweh ana
"SufloIk Counties but as we find 10 snch Counties
in our list we omit the 100 majority for Fournoy re-
ported from such indefinite localities
The XIlIth Congressional District Little Iennesseel
is said TO have given 100 majority for WISE 1t gave
only i,74l for Pierce. Lee, Scott, Smyth, lazeweh
and Washington Counties in this District are not yet
reported.
We have no further statements as to Members OF
Congress and therefore presume that the reported sue
Gees Of all the Democratic candidates is correct
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PIPES.
FIREs IS BRooKLYN.

About / O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out
in the stable OF Mr.. Albright situated in the rear Of
No. y Hicks-st. It was speedily burned down, to-
oe,ber with the contents. The flames communicated
to q small brick house in the rear of No "a, which was
considerably injured. Tie damage amounts to about
sCCO.
On the night previous FIRE was caused N the mouse
Of Mrs. Mulr1dy, in Amity-st.. near CoumDiAsI, "
csrcessy placing lighted candle under some e,O'ne'
which were hanging against the wall Inc na ,l'
were e1tinsui-hed by Officer Byrne OF the l''u D'-
trict Police and the occupants. Damage 'fiiAns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

Dvsrprcrtox OF A RAILROAD BRIDGE III FinE-
go COO ,rhe extensive railroad bridge at Fort
FSw,rd, Washington County, New-fofk, belonging
70 The ssra,ora and washington Railroad Company,
was erreIy Destroyed by fire Yesterday sfternoon 1t
is imposed to have ben set on IRE oy me spares from
ard II l. thought that i not insured. The North
en- Ralroad train due here at o'clock last evening"
was detained several hours IN consequence Of the de-
struct;on Of the bridge. Passengers ere now con-
veyed across TIE r.Yer AZ Fort Edward by means Of
wsgens Albany Journal 2Sth.
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4 Curious Casa Toronto correspondent OF TIE
TRIBUNE few weeks since stated that the Governor
General OF Canada, having visited Montreal by nNi-
taon, the Corporation refused to pey his hotel oil
amounting to 500, and that the Governor had been
sued Tor the sum. The case was styled &C curious
one. Montreal friend sends US the following ver'ion
of the matter;
.sThc Governor General did visit Montreal upon IN
vitaion; he remained here two or three dqys o.ly'
with rooms az Donezauas hotel. AMER ms departure
The proprieor Of the house presented h account 70
The og Grafton for the Of - 900 ana not Stvo -
vorr CORRESPONDENT states which account was reIe.ed
ia the Finance Committee ana reported oacA 10 ile
Council as oxorbilant beyond precedent, accompanies
with recommendation that payment be refused mas.
much ms they considered il gross aItemp Al 'upV'.-
ton and the Corporation as guardians OF the peo
money wisely adopted the recommendation cohs'l'-
ing however and actually approPTaung sooo loI l'ls
peyment of the Hotel account inuch af 81 "ly
Than the circumstance Of the Cnse vaTranteei which
however was declined, thinking no doubt 20 iorse o'
CITY Fathers TO settlement Under the ti1eli VI
tuiing proceedings against His Exceency anu iahiy'
and failing to mtmidaie the Corporation, en- acton
was Instituted evidently for effect beng MADE return,
able al a remote Period. Inis proceeding ins'ea1 y,
exciting the indignation Of HIS EXcellency HIS called
ou from him letter 10 the Mayor approving IN every
particular the action OF tho CORPORATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
ARRIyAL OF WHALING VESSELS.

BO9TON, Monday, May =, 100.
The shin Milo, from OchOtsb Sea, arrived at New
Bedford on the 27th inst with $3.50 bbls OIL 1000
tbs bone sent home and sold during the voyage 9o4
bbls of oil and 60 600 lbs bone.
Also arrived at New-Bedford ship Callao from
Ocbo,sk Sea. with $50 bbs. of oil and q 600 lbs Of
bone sent home 1900 bbs of oil and 49, 700 lbs bone.
Also arrived at New-Bedford ship Cassia from
Ochotsk Sea- with goo bbis. of oil and 10000 lbs Of
bone; sent home and sold 10, 500 lbs OF bone.
spoken-May 81, lat SO 30 NJ, Ion. ~ W., schr.
Pledge lof New York for Aspnwal
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LYSoHISG At WEsTos.-A letter from a friend,
written On board the Martha Jewctt MAY le informs
that Abolitio1st named Philips was iarred and
10 Leavenworth. and On the 18th the people there
getting up excitement in bis case. Public
opinion was divided in relation 70 this affair FreeSo
ers and Pro-Savery men denouncing il. Philips, II
we mistake not was the man who put the pistol IN
NJ Creas hand with which he killed Clark and this,
il Is presumed. the primery cause of the excite
ment sgains. ban IS. Lone Repab.. ed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Monday, MAY es,

WAsHEGToS, Monday, MAY %, 1870
The Post-Offce Department has received inforna-
lion that pos.-ofhce will be established at the Palace
ofthe Universal Exhibition Pors for the convenience
ofsoren visitors and that all letters can be addressed
there.
The friends Of Mr. Wise are firing from The Cap
aol one hundred guns in honor Of The election.
Mr.. Wise LEFT for Accomac at 3 O'Clock ihiS e'V',
noon. His mejorifies continue to roll in. Russell
County gives him $50; Grsyson County 29o; Carron
County. go. Aggregate in Little Tennessee Distinct,
"McMulcns," 300.
The President members Of the Cabinet, ofiicers Of
the Army and Navy, and n full regiment o. inc Dis,
tct Nilitin are now engaged in breaking the ground
Cor the National ArnOry the public ground between
he Capitol and the Smithsonian Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
PARKS THE MURDERER.

CLryELASp, o.. Monday, May p, 1855.
Parks the murderer 10 be executed next week, took
poison on Saturday night. The attempt at suicide
WINS fustrated by an carly di.c1ycry and the timely
application of proper antdoes To-day he has recov-
cred from the effect Of the poison and measures have
been taken to prevent The Prisoner from making an,
nnd Inns become extremely violent and abusive in his
deporfmeut.
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various influences which in different States it was
destined TO subserve. 1t was intended 10 be alto
ge,her sectional in its character, but Is aiming
at all the Importance of a national movement
wbetber this purpose IS to be accomplished remains
with the future 10 decide.
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THE VIRGINIA. ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, Monday May %, 1855.
The returns of official and reported majorities in
107 counties foot up as follows: Wise 1902; Flour
noy, II $40 Majority for Wise, 1896. There are
vet SO counties to hear FROM which gave Pierce $50
majority.
NoRFoRK, Monday. May 2s 1855.
Flournoys majority in Accomac County is 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
ANNIVERSARY WEEK IN BOSTON.

BOsTON, MOnday, May =, 300.
To-day il the opening Of Anniversary Week, and the
numerous RELIGIOUS and other socetie interested are
numerously represented by delegates and volunteers
The meetings to-day have been mostly OF business
character Hiram Kctchum, Esq, addressed the
Young Mems Christian Association in fremont Temple
tbs evening,
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MAINE.

BANGOR, Monday, May 20, 1855.
The announcement last week that Samuel Z. Gage
lod been nominated for Governor by Known othing
State Convention was a hoax. No State Convention
has vet beeD held.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

UTICA, May q, 100.
Samuel NJ. Beckwth WINS accidentally killed tins
afternoon while engaged in assisting to raise bell at
the Congregational Meeting House. A rope broke
during the operation and the bell precpitated TO
the ground carrying Mr.. b. with it.
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stimulating and narcotic, and in COLI weather when
eaten raw, seems to assist 70 warm the o"u! s"a
make the want OF fire less uncomfortable.
For weak stoInachs it certainly cannot be COM
rn,nded a. healthy food Il il Is nutritious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

OHIo STATE AGRcrLTuTAL FnR.-The STATE Board
have determined to hold Fair at Columbus from the
18TH TO the alst OF next September The town have
agrccd to raise 5000 toward expenses II Is to be
held upon the same ground it in 1882 now Frank
linton, one mile ives, Of the State House.
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BALTIMORE Monday, May %, 1850.
The Southern Mail as late as due Is received.
The New Orleans papers contain Galveston dates to
the 2Ist inst and mention that the recent rainsogms
in Texas had been general throughout the State,
causing great ~ iocin9.
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pPOpFIJFR ASHORE.

CAPE VINCENT, n. Y, Monday May q, 1855.
The propeller j. w. Brooks, loaded with iiourI De-
for Oedensburgh, went ashore in FOG five miles
above Long Point lest night and the cargo Is prob
ably damaged by water. Vessels have gone to her
assistance, and she will probably be got of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

STATISTIC. OF LOWELL M,SCFacrUREs.-The
CAPITAL invested in the Manufactures Of Lowell on the
lst OF January amounted 10 over Sii,0o0ooo There
are . mills running 81, 3s spindles and H. io loomsi
at these and other departments Of the WOODEN and cot
ton manufacture SEQ females and i,ji1 males are
enpl,yed. This working force produced weekly
a3s coo yards Of cotton cloth, 10000 yards OF wool
ers 5000 yards of carpetDg and 80 rugs, consuming
therefor 73 eco u Of cotton and 10000 h Of wool
.versss sse- Ct uae clear Of beard pr - %
sverae va zes Of eas OF board PEI tsT... y
Nefsn produce Of loom No II yarn, yard per .4y -
Medium produce Of ocm No. y yarn, yards per oag :.
Average per spindle, ards PEI ciy..........'.'''. =
The population OF Lowell Is now estimated et o',o0O.
The several Manufacturing Companies have estab-
Eshed Hospital for the convenience and comfort o.
persons employed by them respectively when SICK,
which is under tie superintendent Of one OF the best
OF surgeons and physicians. There IRE two lnsttu-
Cons for ssyings-the Lowell and the City. The
1,lwoll had On deposit Dec. 70, lsji from t,@-l de-
tt.itoTs, l2s6l ID A.. The City Jan. 10, lsJ5, had
ON deposit from 3sO0 dcpositors ss32 POI 70-ihe op-
eratives in the mills baing the principal depositors
4 Five-Ccni Soyings Bank went into operation in
June. ls5f, and on the Isl OF January, l15J, the
amount Of deposits was s5i,5 ~ from lac de-
rositOrs-
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE III KAESAs.
A CITIZEN KIDNAPPED.

TIE TRUTH OF THE MocREA AFFAIR
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AUCTION SALES.
VA VAL ..,I real .; EsIAIE At PUB:

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Az PUB.
He saie.-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Coart OF montgomery county, Md, sitting as q
Court OF Equity, In the cause Of Waters va Wa
tiers, and others, The subscriber, as trustee win
Offer at Public Sale, on MONDAY, the I7th Dec
st II O'Clock, on the premises (if fa,r N not, the
next fair day.) the real estate of which the late
Or Cyrus Waters, died siezed, containing about
10 acres more or less.
This property 10 situated near the, village of
Unity, aud is desirable residence for any person
wanting a small arm, and is good location fs7
q Physician, being In well settled neighbor.
hood. The buildings are all new, having been
built since 1917, and consist Of a two-story Stone
Dwelling, Barn and Stable. Meat and Carriage
house and Dairy.
The Land is well divided into fields and under
good fencing.
The terms Of sale are Cne-third cash on the
day OF sale, the residue In one and two equal an .
nual instalments, with interest from the day or
sale, the interest TO be paid annually, and the
whole to be secured by the single bills Of the pur
chaser, with sureties TO be approved by the trus-
tee Oh the payment Of the whole purchase money,
the Undersigned will convey the property to the
purchaser al bis cost, free and clear Of all of the
parties TO the cause, and those claiming by from
or under them RICHARD p. JACKSON,
dec 1c-St Trustee
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UAs the Religion of the Bib. /, the

republican religion Of America, DE GRATa d co IS
ELECTRIC OIL compounded by A.. z. SMITH Chemist OF
rnadephia the national remedy for
the most distressing complaints a hundr
yes thousands testify, who long suffered acutely
many who were unable to walk from bed without
nep Many of our most estmable citizen have
or Heir Clutches In day, within TIE last few
are WE'LL and living grateful
i've power OF this innocent and peasau; remedy Lit
Tie children have been sooed from great into
quiet sleep and vigorous rosy health Frghful ors and
piles Of tbs most excrucans kind long
ihg, neartrend!ng burns and wounds complicated womb
complaints and Internal hemorrhage glendulsr swengs
the most oourate character infsmmatoTy rheumatism
nenrais the most excrutating, dbjcntd and
ana rectures eons and painful gatherings options
ana Irritating skin complaints and chsPped hands and face
TOOTH and ear ache The stomach approaching
very agony OF deAt and than all this have been
ana ea-lly cared by De Grsths national
edy the Electric on South Eghth reetnow on jts
benign mission in the cottages Of the owy
OF the r1cb Beware OF oouLterfeits
tons Come direct 20 the ONCE Eighth street be
tween Chesnut and Walnut Phfadelphia. dec
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BY A GREEN, Auctioneer.
rtyyyO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS q

il Auctisn.--On TUESDAY, the 11th ipstant,
shall sci, on the premises, at ! O'Clock p. m. i,
parts of lets Nos and % in square No. 400
PsIl Of Lot No. Is at the corner OF south and
AZ street west, fronting % feet inches on TX
street, running back with the line Of street IS
feet.
Part 81 Lot No 81 fronts 25 feet on south |, be-
tween 4 \ and 9th streets, running back o. feet
Both Of the above lots are handsomely located
and must be sold to the highest bidder, and title
indisputeble.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance In 6 and
- months, for notes bearing Interest from the day
Of sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
esd A. GREEN, Auet.
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By JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auotionea.

vT,RUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue Of deed Of
Il trust, bearing date 5th September. lsS3, for
certain purposes therein expressed shall sell, on
the premises, at O'Clock p. m, on the 9TH inst
Lot No ,, In Square 764, in the City Of Washing
ton This lot fronts 65e feet on south T. street, be-
tween I'd and 3D. streets east; IL 1i4 feet deep;
near the Capitol, and in rapidly improving part
Of the city.
Terms al sale, which will be without reserve.
]. F. CALLAN, Trustee
J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
dec SIT IIrtel]
IrThe above sale Is postponed until
SATURDAY morairg, December Is, at l2k
o'clock, on The premises
IF. CALLAN, Trustee.
dec s. J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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New York Merfets,

NEW YORK, Dec. I0.-FIour has declined;
sales Of $500 bbls. q. ss.62i for straight
state 0nle, ~ LA; Southern, S9.62t.
Wheat has declined; sales of z. 600 hushela
Southern white at s222 Corn has declined;
sales of q, 900 bushels Western mixed at gee.
Pork is dropping; sales Of 1 800 bbls. mess az
S20as20 Is. Beef Is duh; sales Of 5o>bbIs. at
SIS IS for Chicago repscked- Lard is i'm
proving; sales Of $50 bblS. at l2i.
WHISKY is improving; sales Of zoo bbls. at
40c
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A TTENTION, LAND SEEKERS.--FOR
II sale-70 acres Of Land in Alexandria county.
Va, miles from Washington city; 2k from
Georgetown. This place was formerly comprised
in the tact known as " The Glebe.h II is well
wooded and watered; improved by au excellent
possesses every requisite for delightful private
residence. Inquire at the corner Of 11th and NJ
streets.
FOR RENT.--The new brick House on the
southeast corner Of 18th and nj streets. Apply on
the premises. nov 14-eolm*
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DAILIFF SALE.-By virtue Of an order OF
ID distrain from Hugh Gelston against the goods
and chattles Of Denton 8 Porter, to satisfy rent
due and in Arrears will expose at public sale, on
the 18th day Of December, 1s55 at IL O'Clock M,
in the Billiard Saloon, situated on the corner Of
Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, In the city
Of Washington, to the highest bidder for cash,
tvo Billiard Tables.
dec lists WIN. CAAIMACK, Jr, Bsilih
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not without It's due reward When first commenced
advertise Dr. L: b. WEIGHTS LIQUID GATHARTiC net
over three months since had missyiugs
manner 10 which would be received although tia
Dr. W. was an eminent practitioner Of long
deserved merit But time has completely removed our
doubts as to the efficacy of the medicine entire
success We believe thousands have
Doctor Tor hts really eTtorfous preparation and
N lthers physicians AMI heads Of fnilie who
ter 10 to children and lnvads without nconyenI
euce instead Of destroying and facilitating stomach
from nauses and rechng rather enjoys pleasant
beverage See advertisement purchase while an oppor
tunity lasts. dec e-IW
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE EvENISG STAR.
Baltimore Markets.

BALrIxoRE, Dec. la.-Plour has declined
12ic. since Saturday morning. Howard street
and Ohio sold for sS.S7, and City Mills ss.15.
Wheat is very dull; white, good 10 primo,
81 9Sss2 os; red 81 Ssss2.
Corn Is unchanged; old white 9oa92c new
white 75a7sc.; new yellow 76a80c.
Provisions are dull and receipts light Bulk
shoulders at Toe /; sides 10.c.; new mess pork
at S2las2l.5 50. Beef is quiet; new Baltimore
packed SIS, and No. 1 SIC per Dbl. Bsoon-
sides 60; shoulders l3ial3i; hams 1stsI,o
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GRAVELLED

.1COMPOsITI0N EOOFlNG.
HENRY z. WHITE, 81 NORTH GREEN
cute orders FOR the above ROOFING, and VIII
sell the materials on the best Of terms, and VIII
give instructions gratis to persons Wishing 10 oom
mence the above business.
famish the best article now In use.
noy 2e-lmF