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COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsNEss, 10.

The prevaencs Of the above complaints at this
season. generally has he effect Of bringing ont host
of prOfessediy new specifics, and while some are
good many are useless, and others danse rous.
The wIsest course to pursue Is to consult your
family ply sicIan, or otherwise only such RENE
dies long pu bile persnce has proved be safe
and efticseious. OF this character is TYIER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
Originally the favor!te prescri ptlOn of an eminent
physician. it soon becamea popular remedy aud las
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
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&C., It acts like charm and in Chronic cases Rron-
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&c. its success is unparalleled and most will testify
who have used it.
Price % cents and 81 cents per bottle.
Sold by Narn & Palmer, Chas. Stott, & O.. Wash
exandria; where it mar be had also for con enience
IN LOzenger form. Price l2k and y cents a box
known AS "Tyier's Gum ARABIC Cough Canoy
Drops. as IN elegant. pleasant, and efficaclous Pull.
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w events, Ladies and Gentle men lose one of their
greatest natural attractIOns-a hna head of har-it
becomes matter Of serious Importance, and the
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continued use VI 1t two months VIII insure yen q
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aud IN w ashinston CITY 10y T.. ID GILMAN, Drug
gist, browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and D..
X. CLARK, Druggist, corner 41s street and Pa.
avenue. an ly
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NEnDREs Du c0NeRES POUR la LOUISIANA.
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1855
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SENATOR DOUGLAS AND SPEAKER ORR,
IN NEW YORK

These two gentlemen are receiving the hospitali
ties of the city Of New York.
Mr.. Douglas arrived from Havana on Tuesday
night, and was welcomed by the Chairman of the
Committee of Reception appointed by the Common
Council, and with his family conducted to the Eve
rett House. On Wednesday morning he was visit
ed by Speaker Orr, Reverdy johnson, George n.
Sanders John b. Haskin, and many other personal
or political friends and in the afternoon the Com
mittee Of Reception waited ON him. After congratu.
lating him the Committee presented the resolutions
OF the Council, rendering the hospitality of the
city. The spokesman of the Committee also said
that the city of New York approved the political
course of the Senator.
Mr.. Douglas, in response, said this testimonial
was complete surprise to him, for until last night
he had no intimatiOn that any such honor was in
tended. He had not imagined that his course had
attracted the attention of the authorities of this
great city, or impressed them so favorably as to
lead to this mark of approval. TO receive this
compliment from the city of New York was indeed
no small honOr-an honor conferred by the great
metropolis OF the American continent, which is fast
taking position as the controlling city of the world
as it is already the great commercial social and
monetary heart of this nation. This CITY was the
representative of all the States and all the Terri
tories OF the Union, wherever the starry American
flag waves upon the sea upon the land. Sec
tiOna controversies might disturb other portions of
the country, but New York had not listened and
would not listen to those appeals which would array
the North against the South, the South against the
North, or any one section against another. The
heart of New York pulsated throughout the Union,
and for the Union. New York was for promoting
peace, fraternity and good feeling among all the
States and all the people of this country. To re-
ceive, then, this compliment under these circum-
stances, of the proudest events of his life
He gratefully accepted the proffered honor, and
would preserve this paper (the resolutions) to be
transmitted to his posterity.
The committee desiring that day should be named
by Mr.. Douglas for reception at the City Hall, it
arranged that he should his friends between
l and 2 O'Clock to-day.
Speaker Orr has been in New York for several
days, receiving his friends at the New York Ho-
tel On Tuesday a Committee of the Council
waited on him and formally rendered the hospital
tiles of the city. Yesterday at noon was fixed as
the time for public reception of the citizens and
he also to be in the hands of the city officials
to-day.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

From the Journal of Commerce. Dec 2e-l p MI
BREADSTUFFS.-The market for State and Western
flour is dull and heavy and although change
in prices it is remark that outside
tons realized with extreme difficulty; the sales
principally in small lots, to supply the immediate wants
of the trade and large parcels could be disposed only
concession The sales 5100 bbs at S4 25GS4 &c
for superne State S5G520 for extra State 81 rs
for superfne Michigan, Indiana Ohio, Iowa. &c. and
S6 20 for extra do including shipping brands of round
hoop Ohio at SIS 535(dS5.50.
Southern -four is without important change with sales
of 700 bbls at s5 00S625 for mixed to good brands Of
Baltimore 81 s69S65O for good extra Brandywine s575a
$500 for Georgetown; S5759s7 so for Petersburg City
sUoaSo for Richmond City, $3.50 for Gallego and Hax
Canadian flour dull with sales 300 bbls S. 25G
5000 for the range of extra brands
hye nonr is dull with small sales at So 25s4 10 for the
range OF fine and superfne
Corn meal continues heavy with salas o00 hills We
quSte 1oo Jersey at 400 bbs Brandywne at 81
Wheat is less active, but without material change in
prices the sales 800 bushels white Southern at 81
$50 red do at 81 20s1 25 1900 white Indiana at Il SO
300 choice white Michigan at 81 40 amber do MT
3d. 5000 damaged Chicago spring cents 75O white
Kentucky at ST. and 500 winter Western at
$11S.
Rye firm at 7S6sO cents for Western and State
300 bushels Jersey at 76
Barley is dull and nominal.
Oats are firm, with fair demand at 4345 for Virgin
ia 454S for Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania 4952
for State 5556 for Western 5556H for Canadian. In
cuded in the sales 1000 bushels Prince Edwards Is
land at 5S.
Corn DULL with sales of 5000 bushels at II cents for
mixed Western 7s for yellow Western, and 72h74 for
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET December %
The current prices for the week at all the markets
as follows:
BEEF CATrLE.-First quality, per cwt slO5o@s11; Or
ferior do. do. $7G$s.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Prime quality per head S.. .501s7
ordinary do. do 81 50@$5; Common do. do. $4dS450;
Inferior do. do. $250CdS35O
SwINE.-First quality 6H@6% cts; Other qualities
There prevailed an active demand during the early
hour today and throughout the day yesterday for the
best offerings but prices have been uctuatng
Yesterday the selections brought plumps 10kc and in
some cases lie, while to-day it hard to obtain 10
lOxc the very best only commanding the latter figure
and that only in rare The average prices is nearly
quite half cent lower than last week ordinary to
good CATTLE having brought from IN to exc. and the
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PRICE TWO CENTS

to commence the canal as the treaty is rati-
fed. Gen. Lamar returned from Costa Rica quite
delighted; he says it is nice little go ahead coun-
try, not much of republic; but that Mora is a
smart and sensible man, who knows how to govern
the people Sir w. G.. Ousley has sent in his
treaty. If the United States Government does not
efectuay stop filibusterism and John Bull should,
ddiOs to American influence in these quarters. The
Monroe doctrine will be a dead letter and the Mos
quito King will be the biggest toad in the pond.
BY this mail 1risarri's dismissal goes on to
Washington. The government SAYS it has positive
information that the Hermann is to return from
California with 500 flibusters, and that Walker
and his merry will join her at Panama, and
then invade the country from the Pacific side,
The Government of New Granada has been applied
to to stop the transit of the busters ACROSS the
Isthmus.
The contract between the Costa Rica Govern
ment and the Panama Railroad Company is publish
ed. 1t differs but little from that made with Qua
temala. The amount of subsidy is the same, as is
also the discount on the duties payable on merchan
die that has crossed the Isthmus, brought by
the Company's steamers.
The President gave grand banquet to the
United States Minister, Gen. Lamar, previous to
his departure. The General appears to have crea-
ted quite favorable impression in Costa Rica.
Congress was to meet on the End of this month
The coffee crop promises to be good one.
The President has issued decree reducing the
duties ten per cent. on all foreign goods introduced
into the Republic by means of the steamer Column
bus any other vessel of the same line, and that
have passed over the Panama Railroad.
SALvADoR.-lndigo, owing to the long continued
rains, was not abundant, nevertheless the price is
reported to have been exceedingly low, being from
to 10 reales the pucheo. OF foreign merchan-
disc the amount brought to the fair very large,
and prices low. More than two-thrds remained
unsold.
On the 10th Don Cayettieo Bosque, Minister of
Finance and War, died suddenly of disease of the
heart. About the lst of November the cholera
made its appearance in Sonsnate. On the 10th,
the number of cases reached twenty. Since that
time it has been diminished.
Senior Don Jose Felix Quiros has been appointed
Minister of the Interior in place of ST. Bosaue.
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AS before stated, the above table shows only the
disposed of by trial before the Court. There
large number of cases, such indictments for
keeping bawdy and disorderly houses, selling Ii
quor and goods without license, and for selling IL
quor on Sunday, which settled by order of the
Court, upon the payment Of the regular fine and
costs, to the Clerk of the Court, to the Sheriff.
There are also many steted by order of the
States Attorney, where the States testimony can
not be procured or where prosecutors fail to ap-
pear.
By comparison of tables of former years, the
following facts appear During the year 1858, there
were S09 cases disposed Of in open court. In 1857
there were 74S cases similarly disposed of; an in
in 1858 of 81 cases. it is also an increase of
ll6 cases, compared with the total of 1856, and
sn increase of l57 cases compared with the total
number of cases in 1855.
In 1855 there were 40 persons sent to the Peni-
tentiary by the Criminal Court; in 1856 there were
At; in 1857 there were 48, and in 1858 there were
80. In 1855 there were l5S cases removed to Bal
timore County Court; in 1856 there were 127; in
1857 there were 81, and in 1858 there were 2l1; a
considerable increase over previous years.
The Grand Jury in 1855 found ,03s true bills
in 1856 they found 084; in 1857 they found l,34l
and in 1858, as before stated, they fou nd ,935.
The following table also furnishes other interest
ing information concerning the business of the
Court for the year 1858:
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL SrArIsrIcs.-The following tables and
information, compiled from the records of the
Criminal Court, will show the amount Of business
disposed of in that tribunal for the year 1853
During the January term, 1858, the Grand Jury
found los true bills; during the May term l, 1884;
and in the September term 443; making a total o
1895. OF the large number of indictments found
during the May term, more than one half were for
violation of the liquor license law.
The following table shows the number of cases
and the degrees of crime disposed of by trial in the
Court, and includes both the Saturday cases and
those tried before jury during the regular terms
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30-Flour is heavy sales of 1000
bbs at 420G4 40 for State and S475540 for South
ern Wheat is firm sales of 200 bush at 12O cts for
mixed Indiana. Corn is dull; sales of 5000 bushels
Mixed 7717S cts for Western and rs cts for Southern
Pork-the market closed heavy at Sl7dl7 12H for old
Mess, and S17 75Od1775 for Lard is dull. Whskey
closed firm at 24h cts. Moasses is firm at 36h cts.
Sugar is quiet. Turpentine spirits dull.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 30.-Four is dull. Whiskey is firm
at q cts. Hogs-Market nominally unchanged; moth
ing done to-day Provisions dull and unsettled Mess
Pork sl7 more sellers than buyers. Lard 10%dl1
asked; 10A cts offered
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30-Flour is steady to-day, and
unchanged. Wheat is quiet at 140 for white and 1856
126 for red. Corn is unchanged. Whiskey closed firm
0lkn05L
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LATEST N E w S.
TELEIGRA1MS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-The DAILY EXCHANGE. u
From the Reporter Of the Associated Press ]

From the Reporter Of the Associated Press
From Washington
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Information received to-
day from Nicaragua shows that Mr. Irisarri has
not been recalled but that his resignation as Min
lister to the United States heretofore rendered has
been accepted. General Jerez is still in Washing
ton.
The Central American States are more than ever
impressed with the necessity of forming confeder-
acy for their mutual protection. 1t is said to be
highly probable that Nicaragua will take no deci
sve action relative to the CassIrsarr treaty until
after the arrival of Sir VIM. Gore Ousley, whose
arrival was daily expected.
The Government has just received Mexican dates
to November 25th which came overland BY a spe-
clal messenger. 1t appears from the official des-
patches that the slOop-of-war st. Mary, arrived
very opportunely at Guaymas ON the 10th of No
yember.
The truth of the rumor, that Mr.. Aniza, who
had been imprisoned at Guaymas and set at liberty
had arrived at Acapulco, is confirmed. The com
motions for the present. had subsidized and the regu-
lar authorities restored to the possession of the
city government The public mind was still agita
ted by local troubles, as well by political ami
mosities, growing out of the recent revolution in
Sonora.
The commander of the ST. Mary's found Frede-
rick Goertz an American citizen confined in ial
and procured his discharge The commander Ra-
duct sauted the flag the Prefect, and it was
not his intention to pay any military honors to
Governor Pesqueira, who it was said, was on his
way to Guaymas.
Governor Pesqueira was carrying on an exten-
sive war against the'adoining State of Cinaloa and
by last reports, had gained victory at La Mesia
near Ouliacan, which opened the road to the CITY
of Mazatlan, toward which it was said he was
moving.
Information had been received of the capture of
Guadlaxara, by Gen. Degallado, of the Juarez par
tv after the assassination of Blaiscante, the military
commandant. The city had been delivered up to
plllage. When this news reached Mazatlan, the
inhabitants determined to defend their city against
the Constitutonalists. The French residents band
ed themselves together for mutual protection, and
all the foreigners had contributed the means of
making addition of 400 men to the regular gar
rison.
The balance in the United States Treasury on
Monday last 81, ,592, 900; receipts of the week
previous S66l 900; Drafts paid SILL, 900; Drafts
issued Sl4S4,00O. Reduction from last week
Ss23, 900.
Capt. McChesney has been appointed to the COM
mand of the Home Squadron, vice Commodore Nc
Intosh, who will return to Georgia to recruit his
health.
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A II U g e u Il " Us

The amusement advertisements will be found on the
first page Of to-day's paper.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Ton night the testimonial
benefit to John T. Ford the energetic lessee and mana
ger Miss Agnes Robertson the Fairy Star" will ap
pear as 'Milly' in the maid of the Milking Pail ),
Dion Bourcicault will assume the character of 'Sir
Charles Coldstream in the Comedy of used Up Pro-
essor Ahrend will execute in his mastery manner seve
raj selections from the great masters the vioonceo
and the performance will conclude with the Carnival
scene of Monte Cristo' in which the Carlo Family will
perfO rm their wondrous feats
INDIA PANoRAMA.-This Panorama, on exhibition at
the Maryland Institute is of the best works OF its
class ever exhibited in the city. The most thrilling
scenes OF the India Mutiny vivdly given, while the
lecture accompanying the exhibition is full of norma
ton and interest.
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE.-Only day will be left after
to-day to witness the Bible Panorama will leave the
city after the Saturday night exhibition.
FRONT STREET CIRCUs-There will he an exhibition
this afternoon, commencing at o'clock at this avore
place of amusement intended more especially for ladies
and children. There will also be performances in the
evening commencing at the usual hour Cinderella will
be performed both in the afternoon and at night preceded
by the various acts in the ring by the whole company