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PRICE TWO CENT S

THE Fur TRADE OF SAINT PAUL-The aggregate
value of furs exported from Saint Paul, Minnesota,
this year is SI6l O22. In 1851 it was SlS2,45l In
1856 it was S96, $50. The apparent decrease this
year is not in quantity, but is occasloned by the
decreased value of the furs Saint Paul Is becoming
a great depot and outlet for the fur trade. Irlor
to 1874, the entire fur products OF the Red hlVer
valley, North and South of the British boundary,
was collected by the agents of the Hudsons bay
Company, and sought the seaboard through Mel
sons River and Hudson Bay. In 1874 an. eil9rt
made from Saint Paul to get the furs OF the
Red River valley. The first year only Sl,4Ou
worth came that way. In 1856, the value amount
ed to S75, 900. From Pembina in 1857, there were
received at Saint Paul Sl20,000 worth OF iuIS.
This year, owing to n failure and scarcity IN the
"bui1alo CROP" the amount is considerably less,
from that The large overland traffic when
has sprung up between st. Paul and the Red River
demands facilities of communication. The I'M
mense annual caravan which comes from these set
Elements laden with the products of their barter is
interesting characteristic of trade. In lSoo the
aggregate arrivals of Red River carts, those shlps
of the wilderness, is stated at six hundred IN
1914 the whole product of that region which soughl
American channels was conveyed in six carts. Inc
superiority of the outlet at St Paul for the Red
River region, over the multitudinous portages OIL
Nelson's River, has been abundantly proved. rs
tablish railroad communication with the ked
River valley, and the whole trade of the Hudson
Bay Company would seek the avenue of eXporta-
ton through st. Paul. What the fur trade OF that
immense region would be worth may be estimated
from the fact that the average value of the annual
export of furs by the Hudson Bay Company is
about 81 5000 900. At their last half yearly sale at
London, in April of last year, the proceeds were
81 ,l5O,O ,OO0 The annual export Of the basin OF the
Winnepeg, directly tributary to St Paul is about
81 moo 0OO
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FIRES.
pOLTCE TNTEITTcFVGE

The alarm of fire at ten O'Clock last night was occasion
ed by the light of burning brick kiln the Washington
road, just beyond the city limits.
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fIUfOpa OutIvard BOWnd.
HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-THE royal mail steamship
Europa arrived at midnight, and sailed at two
O'Clock this morning for Liverpool. Weather clear
and calm
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The Quincy School House, Boston, was burn
down on Friday night. Loss S35, ,OOO-unnsured.
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In the forthcoming volume of Palfrey's New
England is curious copy of John Smiths map of
the date of l6l4, photographed on stone No ar
lists hand has meddled with line of the map since
that date and yet thousand copies now printed
from the new stone on which the light has drawn
this copy. Mr.. Fox Talbot the inventor of the
Photographic process, has himself been experiment
ing for similar results in another direction. Late
English papers announce that the Photographic
Ne,es contains specimens of Photoglyohic engraving
by his process. This would seem to be some form
from that of our townsmen, who work on the litho-
graphic stone.-Boston Advertiser.
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The friends of Dartmouth College, are making
effort to raise fund of 500, 900 for its benefit
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An Englsh-Greek Lexicon dedicated to Edwal
Everett, has lately been published in Greece
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The subscription opened in New York for the es-
taSlshment OF French theatre, amounts to 5000.
route for New York in the Fulton, and will ar
rive about the 9th Of this month. The theatre is
to be located at Metropolitan Music Hall, Broad
way, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel The best
light French pieces will be produced, and the man
ager is pledged to give at least thirty represen nta
tions, semi weekly.
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Shipping gntsIIigents.

Hon. Felix r. ZolIicoller, declines being a can,
late for re-ele ctOn to Congress.
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this. Sperm and patent are in steady request

and months Sperm and patent are in steady request
at ~ and 50 cts
CoFrEE-The demand is less animated, but the market
retains its do not learn of any sales this
morning.
CorToY-The market is steady and moderate bust
ness is dong-saes of 500 bales this morning and 500
last evening at prices within our range.
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An Italian Military Company is to be formed
New York
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OF the above bids, Nos. L. 2, and were accepted.
Upon the day that the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund purchasing large quantity Of State ves
81 per cent the highest price asked in the Philadelphia
market is 96 and sale of $4,000 quoted at 95
The quotations of the past month have averaged much
above 95k
The receipts of the Terre Haue, Alton and St. Louis
Railroad for the quarter ending November 30h compare
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The fly wheel in the Damascus Steel Works,
Staten Island bursted on Thursday, and piece
weighing about SIX tons went through brick wall
into house across the road seriously injurng two
lads.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 17.-Cotton-sales to-day 1000
bales the market closing dull The by the steamer
Arabia had no effect the market and mddlings sold
at 11S@11S cts. The following is the weekly state
ment:
Sales of the week. 81 500 bales Receipts the week.
81 500 bales Receipts week last year. 67 900 bales
Exports the week 62 bales. Total exports of
season. 494 500 bales. Receipts thus far ahead of last
year. at this port 20 900 bales Receipts thus far ahead
of year, all Southern ports 632 600 bales Stock
port 323 900 bales. Stock in port time last year.
29l 900 bales Sugar is steady at 5A cs Moasses is
quoted at rs cts. for choice.
Flour firm at $5.10@525. Corn dull at " cts Pork
dull at SS.25. Iay-New York sells at S650. Coffee is
quoted at II cs sales of the week. 14000 bags receipts
% bags stock in port al coo bags against los 500
pags te same time last Gunnies are quoted at va
ia cts Exchange on London is quoted at S4GSH per
per cent. discount.
.OlSclNNaTI, Dec lS.-Flour is firm, and Whskey is
steady at % Hogs higher sales today lots of 525
ana averaging 10 lbs per head and two lots of
6S5 and 700 quite heavy The receipts today were 900
head Pork is firm at $17 so Western Mess Lard
| firm at 10A d108, and held higher
Mobile, Dec 1S-Coton.-Saes yesterday 4 900 bales
at 1lG1l Sales of the week is 500 bales Receips Of
the week ~ 500 bales against 90 same week last
year Stock at Mobile 119,5OO Sales to-day $500 bales
at ii y.
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the lth has advices from Rio de Janero the Sd ult
The community of Rio and Queimados had been
much excited by the extraordinary proceedings of
Mr.. Samuel Bayliss, the engineer of the Pedro II.
railroad, in consequence Of some differences which
had arisen between him and the directors of the
road The precise character of the difficulty does
not appear; but it would seem most probable that
pecunary relations involved.
On the 3lst ult., Mr.. Bayliss went to a bridge in
the neighborhood of Queimados, with number of
partisans Of his and dismantled it as to prevent
the train from passing. The military had to be
called out to que the disturbance and allow the
train to pass. In correspondence published in the
Correio Merconta it is shown that Mr.. Bayliss was
acting agent of Mr.. Edward Price, the contractor
for construction of the first section of the road and
refused to allow it to be opened to the public until
all the obligations Of the company to Mr.. Price
were discharged.
The Correio LfercontH publishes intelligence from
Montevideo to the 2Gth Of October, but it comprises
little of Importance. The country is reported to
be enjoying quiet and prosperity. weekly line
of steamers to run between Montevideo and Salto
in Uruguay, touching at intermediate points, had
been projected.
The sales of coffee during the month of October
at Rio were 207, 500 bags, of which 104 800 were
exported to this country. Lots for the United
States are quoted at 4I6OO@4NS5O. At Santos,
from the 23d to the 29th of October 30 900 arrobas
of coffee were sold at l7O9 for superior new.
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SUPREME COURT oP THE UNITED STATEs-Friday De-
cmbeI II, 1S5S.-Present yesterday and Mr. Justice
Wayne.
No. los Edward NJ. Livermore ct el, appellants,
Stephen Waterman et al This cause submitted to
the consideration of the record and printed
arguments by Mr. Mcneil for the appellants and Messrs
c. A. Seward and enckes for the appellees under the
56tl rule of the court.
No. 26. Ross Winans, plaintiff IN error, Us. the New
York and Erie Railroad Company. The argument of the
continued by Messrs Davis and Whiting for the
appellees.
Adjourned until Monday at IL o'clock
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ALEXANDRIA, December 16.-Crd brig America n
York; schr. Minnesota, do.
NORFOLK December l6 Arr. ship Rufus Choate
Bristol Eng, brig ROsalie, Barbados.
CHARLESTON. December 15.-Arr ship Sabina Vo
wanna. cid bark Alma, Liverpool
NEW ORLEANS, December 10-Arr. bark Wyandotte
.vana. Cnd ship Enoch Train, Liverpool barks Cham
piOn, Boston: Iilas New York
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, December IS.
COFFEE.-There has been quite active movement
to-day in Coffee the sales adding up $500 bags follows
viz 600 bags fair Ro at IL cts. 100 bags do ii cts
and 200 bags good to prime do. at IL xG111 cts In
addition to these, have reported a sale of 900
bags Rio made late yesterday, the terms for which
have not transpred We publish below the usual
weekly report of Messrs. White Elder, coffee brokers'
and refer readers to it for quotations.
ment of the condition of the market
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, December II, 1858 4,5OO bags
Received since, per ship "Banshee,n 6,000
" " bark "Clifton, ,"............ 47O6 20
" = bark 'Chanticeer - ........ 4, 500 g
1906 g
Taken for consumption NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
Stock of Rio this day 10000 d"
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THE YACHT WANDERER

On return trip from Charleston last Saturday,
we were in company with some who had been
yoyagers on the Wanderer during her late ex 7ur-
sion.
The Wanderer, as every one knows, is a handsome
and very fast sailing yacht. She sailed in July last
for the Congo river and passed some time very
pleasantly the coast, we may rely upon the his
tory of the expedition given to US by gallant off
Ger who accompanied Captain Corrie on the voyage,
and whose name is identified with many deeds of
daring and adventure. We allude to Captain Farm
ham, the renowned "overand' rider, whose brilli-
ant career in Texas, California and Nicaragua is IA
mar to so many of his fellow cOuntrymen
The British frigate Medusa was on the coast at
the time of the visit of the Wanderer, and numer-
ons We're the friendly visits, and gratifying were
the cOnvvalities that passed between the officers
entertained and fetcd by the Britishers, and the
Britishers in their turn entertained and feted
by those on board the American yacht. So entire
the confidence felt in the latter, and so assured
were the gallant John Bulls that their Yankee
friends were bent on a pleasure and information
seeking trip, that the idea of examining the Wan
derer, to fshe could possibly be fitted for sla-
yer, was laughed at when proposed by Captain
Farnham, as ga very good joke" Probably it was
only a joke. Certainly we not going to desig-
nate it as anything else.
The Wanderer remained some time on the coast
Her people landed at various points of interest and
viewed African nature in all its originality and
beauty. They visited native princess in their paa-
ces and the description given of the habits and ap
pearances Of the people by Capt. Farnham will one
day doubtless excite interest in thousands of read
ers. While there they race with British
yacht which boasted Of unusual speed and beat her
easily as a race horse would beat common road
ster. After remaining on the coast a sufficient time,
the Americans night stood out to sea, and turn
ed their eyes homeward. Those who were on board
declare that she returned as she went. One thing
is certain-the American Yacht was sailed by as
bold as fearless and as adventurous company as
ever trod the decks of ship; and if she did make
successful trade in African WOOL she must have the
credit of coming the Yankee over certain naval off
in the service of her British Majesty, with a
shrewdness and tact unsurpassed in the history of
New England ingenuitY.-ADanY Statesman, 18Th.
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THE RETIRED NAVAL OFFICERs.-It is stated that
the President will send to the Senate for confirma-
ton, on Tuesday or Wednesday next, the names of
those naval officers placed on the retired list by the
Naval Retiring Board, who, it is recommended, be
restored to active service
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112 cts.
REMARKS.
The market has been less animated for the past few
days. but with fair demand for the better grades of Rio
holders are firm and prices well sustained.
We quote prime Rio at IL to II cts fair good fair
II to TX cts; medium 10 to 10Acts; Laguayra
12H cts; Java IA to 15x cts.
WHITE & ELDER Coffee Brokers'
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NEW YORK, December l7-Arr. ships ". s. Lindsay
Marselles; Patrick Henry, London; barks Golden Age
Galveson Mary Lucretia Bordeaux brigs Yankee Blade
Rio de Janeiro Sea Foam, Spain; l. Reurmann Port an
Prince; Northern Light Aux Cages Atlantic Antigua:
Onward Turks Island; HolyhOck Barbados; Schrs lima
.Iackme Sarah Maria, Baracoa Thos. Dennison. Con
aives; L. Scranton, Savannah. Crd steamship Philade
pha, Havana.
BOSTON, December 16-Arr barks Howard, New Or
leans; Nueces, Galveston.
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New hensdis. "sHfs wsSp and Quick Cures.
Persons Of ConsumptiVe Habits,
READ THISt

TITO THE GAFENBERG COMPANY. For the srs
time IN my life am induced 20 certify 20 the truly
wonderful ELECTS Of popular medicine, but send
ING you The certificate feel that oniy discharging
duty that owe % the Grafenberg Company and
more especially % suffering humanity
About The nrst of June last, had negro taken
with cough attended with resilessnees, splitting Of
blood, and other dangerous symptoms consumption
immediately called IN truly skiful and scientific
physician, who told me u was a OF consumption
he treated him for several weeks but he gradually
grew worse. ! then had another phy ysican Of grea
reputation IN lung diseases lie examined HIM. and
also decided % be hopeless case of consurap pton
and said II Was useless 70 spend money IN trying
cure him.
/ had previously promised the Gralsnberr AGENTS
here, (hessrs- Wells Lowell that when Die doctors
gave hIm up would ny the Grefenberg Consnmp-
ives hahn did 40 and 20 my agreeable surprise,
hs nIAn began 70 nproye after taking only i've six
doses lie took oaly two bottles of tbs Balm and
three bottles o the GrEenberg SsrsaEaria Compound
which coex The small Of dollars, and
and he y dong ne COED servlce On the plantation
consider him perfectly sound and well he fat,
hearty ana strong, without ves,ge os ssn q disease
len JOHN MYES,
Claiborns, Ala
have used the Grssfenberg consumpsse's R.lm
severe eases of consumption Ia my practics, With th
h<ppie<i effect ssh al wcala use u
= MEDAfIS, D. d.
Totten's Wells Tenn.
The Grsfenberg ConsnmptFs's Balm ~ili eiiocsuzIy
eurs Consampiion and all Complaints az the lungs In
e~srs q cold On The hangs aad chesis Languor
sned sith n1icuit Breathing, Pains N the Chest and
hronrhstzss TIE GrzsfenbeFg c0asnmptiyes Balm viii
e1set conallrts and prevent the disease from
seesnsizs ooanrmcd CONSUMPTION IN all cases, de-
Al Diseases having tendency 10 cansam,piion. We
n season.
AZ rhs pr'es Of The consump..xs,s balm Is $ per
bottle Af4fA- MACKENZIE, Nashville,
Asent fer he SFsfeRberg ComEsny fer IcnnrsSee,
Alabama, and Georgia (tzn26--u !
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MeDifal.
The Great English Remedy.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and SarsapariIIa.

DossEsEs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
l. icne for the cure Of sexual diseases which must
with enlightened public render it assuredly highly
popular, and desderatum long sought for in the med
ical world. il needs no confinement change OF diet.
In its approved FORM that Of PASTE is entirely
less, and unpleasant patient
has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
of Europe; il has been examined, approved Of, and
sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine and
ded by the most eminent Of the profession. Prepared
by J. W. THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
for the United States 27s Greenwich street. New York
AS the above valuable preparation has been exten-
sivey countereited by unprincipled parties in the
United States the proprietor has adopted precau-
tion against imposition consumers, Label of which
the following is fac sime, and which will be found
Dunt In upon the bottom of each pot Of the genuine
tended for sale in the United States Canadas British
ces, West Indies and South America.
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The stamp around each pot will also bear the names
of the Proprietor and of the United States agents
Druggists and Dealers will observe on each dozen
package the following label
IAIoRTAsT CAUuoS.-The increased reputation and
great demand for Thorns Compound Extract of COpai
ba and Sarsaparla have been inducements for others
10 offer limitations of this valuable medicine Vendors
particularly warned OF this fact that they be
their guard and not dispose Of any impure article
calculated TO njure their reputation, and destroy the
merits of the original preparation 20 obviate which
the Subscriber successor to James Tarrant by whom
it first introduced into the United States) has at
tached his signature to this Caution TO counterfeit
which is forgery. JOHN A TARRAST.
Address orders for the above article with full direc
tions for shipment 10
JOHN A TARRANT & CO., Druggists
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren ST., n. Y.
Dec. 7-dlN.
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r.. r. r.

IIEAIlTH will, in all cases, follow the of Rad
IL ways r. r. Remedies. There none sick
inhrmities, but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resoivent, Regulators the nature Of the dis
sickness may require will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief;
Railways Renovaiing Resolyent Radway Regulators.
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative
ers certain diseases Yet there are other dseas-
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used Il there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
tam their action the patient VIII live and be restored
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Msoifal.
Greatest Nledical wonder
OF Il III Z a G e!
VANS
VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
Friend Of the Human Family

shE world Is challenged produce medicine thai
Il mas anorded the same relief 10 suffer-
ing humanity as Cowan' : Iithei,triuts.
COW1A'S LI7XzOATgRLf-TYC has e,,r.d flousands
oi case oil Stone IN the bladder and Kidneys
CoWAA'S LfTHUNTkif,ITc has cured the most
aggravated cases Of travel seen and is the ony
certain remedy now known for the above diseases
tOHAN'S LlTHOSzRL{TIC never fails 10 cure
all the diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder
C0gPAN'S LLTHoNZRLfsZYC Is the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes.
CoWAN'S LITZ70NTRIPzKC is a certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhca and elect.
COWAN'S Lf1HoNTRLI'7IC cures weakness O
the Loins-
CoWANS LHHoN1RL'eC has cured the worst
cases n froapsls Uteri ever known.
COH3N'S SLI1HON1RII'77C is the only sure rem
eoy that has successfully cured RaTrenness
COH4N'S LiIhONIhLP4IC will cure the worst
forms Of DTopxy.
c0WAN,s LiTHoN7RLP7Zc will cure long stand.
ing cases OF structure and Yenerea Tain from
= ooiWskis tzTTroszRkEszzc Is DE only remedy
known Tor the cure of all synpathete complaints az
tending on pregnancy and every female who is pres-
nant should al once procure bottle if she wishes 10
feel well, while in that condition
COWAN'S Lf7HONIRLIeIY1 is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that viii relieve the pains of labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
sure friend 10 assist them the greatest triad of their
life. - - A
The most lncredulous will be convinced of the great
encacy oi the lIthontriptc by reading the fooyyng
certihcaies and those around each bottle
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II. IL. II.

H. K. R.
R.R. R--Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick nervous; Rheumatism, Par
Alysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small Pox Fevers, Swollen Joints,
Kiuney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains a
rouud the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles Heart
burn and Pains Of all kinds Railways Rea-
dy Relief viii, IN few minutes change the
miseries you suffer % joys OF pleasure.
" R. -isadway' Renovating Resolvent for the cure
Of chronic diseases-snch as Scr0fulous and
Syphilitic Complaints .Iansumptive and 9th
-er affections Of the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enargemeBts OF parts, Eruptve
and other diseases 0f the skin, Nodes Tu.
mors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state Of the
Hood.
j. X. R-Radway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costvencss, Ind gestion, In
nAmmasion Of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases Of the Heart and Kid
ueys, Female Complaints, small POx, Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system u oui
OF order. dose Of Railway 5 Regulators will
restore u 20 regularity. No female should
be without them.
X. r. Remedies sold by Druggists eveTywbere.
mArlo-lydkw RADwAY 4 co.
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Con.tIIufIonaI ni.eases.

Many diseases that ailict humanity inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF scky sires
Scrofula Consumption, syphilis and Fits, are among
the common Of constitutional diseases. Now,
not how many generations the seeds OF these dis
eases may have been established ia the system cor
Tuptng the blood-Lddodg's RelOedtiHg ReSoludnf viii
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every par-
Gle OF diseased deposits, and I'LL the veins with
pure and healthy blood