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REQUESTS OF HUNBOLDT.-Thc late Baron
de humboldt bequcathed to his domestic Self
fert, who had lived with him 33 years, all his
Immense library, all his furniture, and all his
articles Of value, with the exception of few,
which he charges him to present to certain
persons. His manuscripts, however, are not
comprised in the donation, and among them is
one OF a geographical work of greater extent
than any hitherto published. The domestic is
MS testamentary executor. The money in
hand at the time of the Baron's decease was
under 800 thalers. OF this sum he had given
100 thalers to the servant, and written instruc-
tions to apply the money to the expenses of his
funeral. As proof of the little value NJ de
Humboldt set on persOnal distinctions, il may
be stated, that the great number of decorations
which he had received from the sovereigns OF
all countries, were lying pell-melI in a cup
board. His legal heirs caused the property to
be put under seal, not being aware of the dona-
tiOn made to Seiffert This old AMI faithful
servant had. some years before, been appointed
guardian Of n royal palace at his master
request, but the King dispensed with his full
filling the duties of this post during the life
time Of VI. de Humboldt.
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CY A prize fight came off across the river
frOm Cincinnati, on the 3lst ult. The princi.
pals we're Michael Dyer and a short-haired
gentleman known as Dutch Henry. But three
rounds were fought, which, like the handle Of
Aug, were all on one side, the Dutchman being
sent to grass at the end Of each turn; when bis
second threw up the sponge, and Dyer was de.
clared the winner of the laurels and the stakes
Our informant does not state the length of time
1t took to polish of the Teutouic gentleman. /
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VoI. XIII.

Emperor seemed affected and saluted him
kindly. At that moment the Emneror,s eve
met mine and in the emotion of the moment
yentured to hold out my hand His Majesty
deigned with smile to grasp it. This is an
incident which l shall never forget as long as
live The Emperor then left by the gate of
Alessandria
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s;soy Hsa.s soDtS side Of Pen nsaSanis ss., ".
'5s GoSf SsfIf aRRy Bio to CAMPBELL coxfE
A ixALUABLE FARM FOR SAL E!situated
and Little Falls roads. oonsstnS ., Of fne @ seres n
sSIE,s Of the pIsnisss oP q Al fse
l4Ih ano 4 streets Washinrton. D. c. ia 10. II
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. or excl ,ange
containing $40 sores more or less, lying in Mont:
sbsas Z Sn %as as om @ Sss ss I'D
'nsslsi e = a''ssa saR6ffsh II i!fss p soIASp
9aGns Sus'0IG No 7ss sssfick atees MoIsk noSf
between sth ard 9Th streets west Gas ali through
her, corner 9th and Streets opposite the National
je6 SD CASTIEMAN
TMPROyED FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-
ne supscrIoeT viii sell at pri vate sale the FARM
Chas lss sSTes adjSining the farms Of Mssss
cessible by ne roads The improvements ceRsit Ga
SSomIortable dwelling, containing rooms, barn,
ualry, corn house. and all necessary out building;
choice apple orchard &C.; pump Of ex celient water
Sss % bs s S and market
Inc farm is In excellent order, and very produc
For terms apply to the subscriber, who will take
pleased IN showing the Ea,ni to all who may desire.
TO purchase. THOS. 1. BARCLAY,
ma3l colin near Bladensburg Depot
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE.-The suhsori
- hers are authorized to sell Lot No. 1, in Square
Nc, 242, fronting 10 feet III inches north N St,
at the corner oil Vermont avenue, running back GS
feet inches on Vermont avenue
The beauty of this location for private residence
Is not rpassed 10y that desi rabe part of the
city The property will be sold entire or divided to
suit purchasers.
Apply to JAS. C. MCGUIRE Il co, ,Auctioneers
ana Commission Merchants. je 7-eo2w
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H. TAX SALE.
IN SATURDAY, the nth day of August next,
office of the Clek Of the Corpora ion at anoton TO
IN hisnest bdder for cash. the following Lots and
parts of Lots OF Ground, situate iu Georgetown ID
Y; the same being seized by me for taxes due TO
the Corpnranon OF Georgetown, as shown Ia the
isiy the same and the expenses incident to said
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MA1Oh'S OFFICE,
Nn GEoReETowS, ID. c., Nav 18th, 1889.
All citizens who have complaints to make in re-
gard TO Nuisances, Disorders, or any mater which
requires The attention of the Police or any ofcer
OF this Cooperation, will please present them
through the Post Office IN q note addressed TO the
subscriber. HENRV AnnISnS 'io
ma 10 1aw4w M.,cx
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WOOD AND COAL,
NOTICE; EM;oKNrw u.v,o,,,
STE M-FIRE- WOOD MILLS
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL

Wood Sawed in pieces for 5nc per cord,
WOOD sawed IN pieces for 5lc. per cord
Wood Sawed in pieces for 5nc per cord
Deilvered to any part of the city,
delivered to any part of the city,
49, - Delivered to any part Of the CITY
klndling. Coo king, ard Stove WOOD manufac-
tuIed and for sale al greatly reduced prices
GOAL of all kinds always on hand.
Terms CASH.
IL Full measure and weight may be relied on in
MCKNEW & NARROW
ID Othces-COrneT 7th street aud Canal and on
5th street, between II and streets
IL Orders sent to either Office will IeoeIve per
sObdl atention je6-tf
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X f p 1T FORE TIL
HOW TO GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH.

A. PAINTERS cry STEAM KJNDIINf3
- And STOVE WOOD MILLS,
Where WOOD can be bought cheapest, put that
!maTk that dawn No.2; y the best quality of wood,
the best Spruce Pine, with the biggest knots split
and the biggest boxes, and the smallest prices put
TINS IN your hat and go to the Of nh street
and Canal street. At the red post opposite the
Market; and leave your orders at the new Office,
Orders left At 8 " HsnSxa spaea onro.;,. T ,yu
lards Hotel or at Wm Balanty ne's f9s nth street.
or AZ Pages wharf, at the foot Of 18th promptly at
tended to. Ohce removed to the no; tn side Of the
bridge corner of 9TH and Canal streets. The money
is delivered. "
je2 A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf.
@i,TS, CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
~ Wood prepared any length and size; delivered
town. % Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
the fuel is delivered. r. J. A. w M GkI'f ~
N. w. corner 18th and sts., No. ST;
mar @o-lyr Foot OF 18th ST., below War Depart.
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SELLING AT COST!
= SELLING AT COST,
At II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,

SELLING AT COST!
- SELLING AT COST!
At II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR
40 Louisiana Arenns, betioetH 7th and 8th streets
NA.< call the particular attention of the N
ANkx adles and Purchasers generally, that I(lD
therefore, from this day, offer my entire stock of
MILLINERY and FANNY GOODS at cost, con-
sisting Of ~
so French pattern Bonnets from S3 80 to IS,
loo0 hne straw BOnnets, all colors, from 81 cents
to S2.50,
20 Ladies'. Misses, and Children's Flats,
Hats from 80 cents to 81 81,
Fine RIbboHs from cents tn rs cents a ward
a hne and large stock of Artificial Flowers
Laces and Silk Mantillas and Shaws from ~ TO
SO, "
A splendid assortment OF Dress Trimmings and
Collars and Sleeves IN general with q Iarga stocl
Of Fancy Goods. SWIM
IL discount of per cent for every purchase
IL shall positively sail for Europe in July
II. KING, as Louisiana ave,
between 7th and 9Th sts., under the
1e4 Aunn
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The southwest part of Lot
No. 90. old Ge'TgetJwn, for
~ feet front on Market
space, forty -One feet front on
Cherry street, aud forty-ont
feet frOnton th I, anal: thres
story brick house; assessed
TO Hannah Bargy and others,
balance for. ....
Add balance ON same lot for
All Of .ot No. -, Peter, Beat
ty. Threlkeld, and De akins'
addition, fronting sixty feet
on the north side of Bridge
street, and one hundred and
twenty feet deep; ;;tssessed to
the heirs of Jas. Clagett.
Part of Lot No. -, HolInead's
addition, fronting sixteen
feet on the north side OF
Beall street, and one hun
dTed and twenty feet deep.
old frame house; assessed to
Dyer, of Washington.
South parts of Lots No. us
and II6. Threlkeld's addi
ton, fortg-lwO feet front on
the east side of Warren
street, and one hundred and
twenty feet deep;brick house
assessed to Sampson Simms
Aid tax on same property; as
Sessed To same. .............
Do. do. do. dc.
10. do. do. do.
East part of Lot No. Ii4,
, rhrelkeldps addition. thirty
feet front on the north side
Of Second street, and one
hundred and hfty feet deep:
two story frame house, now
owned 10y Joanna Rice; as
sessed to Peter ODono
ghue, e,Jr.............,
South part Of Lot No. u, HoI-
mead's addition, being thirty
feet front on the north side
of Bridge street, and sew
enty six feet deep; frame
tenement; assessed to WIN.
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DENTISTRY, 60.

H. DENTAL NOTICE.
Dk. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Malster, 1876 Penn;Ia~
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.,b where 0B&~
ne Will be pleased to see all who uiay desire"Io
his services. For professional ability | am kindly
permitted to refer to DIR. Malster. jal
MI . TEETH.
Nl: hOOMIS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee of
the MINERAL p. .ATETEETH attends
personally at his Office in this city. ks
MANY persons can wear these Teeth who O0I0
cannot wear others; and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE Will he
more fully warranted. " "
Rooms in this city, No. s6 Penn avenue, between
phia. se aIi1
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Add front foot tax on same
property Tor paving foOtwsy,
81 cents per front foot; as
sessed to same.
Parts OF Lots Nos. 5 and 6, Old
GeOrgetOwn, fronting forty
feet on the east side of Con
gress street, and one hun-
dred and twenty-one and six
tweliths feet deep; twO-story
dwelling; assessed to Mary
Heugh gh....-.....
Add for balance on same; as
seSsed to same.
Part of Lot No. Isl, Beatty
and Hawkins addition four
t"en and three-twelfths feet
front on the south side of
Third street, next east of
alley. and one hundred and
nifty feet deep; frame house;
assessed To Albert Palmer.
North parts of Lots Nos. 246
and zi7, Beatty's addition,
thirty feet front on the west
side Of Washington street,
and one hundred and twenty
feet deep; assessed To Ma
tllda Mcdaniel .....
THOS. JEWE
Je l-WiZw Arrears OF Ia.
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No. 5A SO Penn. aLok arirpi END AND GkoTHIER,
has & & Sh3Iee Sr, stock Of CLOTHS, CASSiMERES,
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which he
Will VII make to order IN the best manner and at M
hne READY MADE CIOTHISG and ~
FURNISHING ARTICLES To- which he vo.Id
call the special attention Of gentlemsn ~
ID AdherIng to the principle of oas p,i,, o,Iy
Whlch IL distinctly marked on each article the puh
re are secured from imposition, and may rely on
u Mr. WM; BENNEr, fsvorably known To man,
cltllens ol w ashlngtOn Cutter of she'd
merit, having charge Of the Cutting Dena1tment
VIII he pleased to meet his friends and the pnblic
generally aud serve them with ho f""i'e
msr % If coon FIT
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Number and deecrPtion of
Lots.
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ADFEs a ss sEAhRs 3! gi.,s: csr. EsS VIC:
an1 Ro1Aay -vokA Avo1un, t901D
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marLet. Rennrted BIZ Ttlerraph.


OswEeo, Nov 2l6 D. m-FLoUR In moderate demand, and
unchanged WHEAT hn but quiet while the receipts are co-
paravey light BARLEY dull but unchenged sales loo BUSH
taundan RYE and OATS quiet Pas IN demands sales
bush. choice Canadian at &C CANAL fREiGurs urn
Flour 40c and Wheat 09l2e to NewYork LAKE lsPoRrs
800 bbs Flour so bush Wheat 1919 bush Rye 100 bush
Buckwhea, $50 bush. Peas CANAL ExPoRrs-oS00 bush.
Flour $4,000 bush Whea 1890 BUSH Barley, 1900 bush
ToLEpo, Nov 2l.-FLouR dull at IS Is. WHEAT duh, at
81 12ld$l 49, sHIPnEsTs 5000 bbls Four' 5000 bush
Wheat.
DErRolr. Nov r.-FIorR FIRM wHKIr quiet and I'M
cbanTed RKcKlPrs: 1850 bbs Flour 200 bush. Wheat
SHIPMENTS: 2,1O0 bbs Flour, 4, 800 bush. Wheat.
TORONTO, Nov. 2l.-FL0uK dull WHEAT quiet OARS
steady ut 35d36c. Pas 50G53c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-FLouR euiet. WHEAT firm and lc.
higher; ESQ., CORN active at c. OATS buoyan@
REcEPrs-7 500 bbs Flour 3i0c0 BUSH Wheat t200 bush
Corn SHiPsESTs-3,Ooo bbls. Flour A,Ooo BUSH Whest'
g., coo bush. Corn -
quiet Oars steady REcEIPTs: bbls Flour 1900 bush.
Wheat Zoo bbls Flour, 5000 bush. Wheat
PHILApELPHIA Nov. 21.-FLorR dull at IS IS WHEAT
steady at as for Whites 81 27d 81 30 for Red CoHs
duI new Yellow 6sa15c. old SOC. WHIsKT unchanged
BUFFALO, Nov 26 m.FLoUR in fair demand and steady
bbA for - 20 for seperhne Western S5
for extra Wisconsin SIS 750 40 for extra Indiana and Ohio
bush Chicago Spring 81 1000 bush Canada Club
O3. Corn steady aud in moderate
sales 1000 BUSH 6006lc PEAS hr and In demand
sales 5000 bush Canadian al 6Oot2c No sales OF other grains
LAKE lNPoRrs-2O0 bos Flour 34s BUSH Wheat IL 900
bush Oats BUSH Barley. ExP0Rrs-I5oO bills Flour,
1900 bush. Wheat, 5000 bush. Corn
CINCINNATI Nov. 2LFIOUR closed with an advancing ten
dency; sales - IS WHEAT steady at 81 050Sl 10 for
Red l5d 81 20 for White. Corn active at 4145c WIS
advanced to 2Sc. PRoEoSs quiet Hoes hrn al IS coo
SOS. .
CHICAGO Nov. 2l.Exchanse on NewYork scarce but I'M
PHiLADEIPHIA Nov. s-sisht Exchange New.York par
u ll6c. y cent premium
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Disasters, &c.

Corr,soxTbs schr j. Hsrthorn, hence for Philadelphia,
came In contact with scbr oseso from Richmond Tor this
uo hen "a the Hhlands the night the 18th The for
I., hboon and bad bosp damaged and port bow
in The latter bovspri snd eboon With .s. and syns
Underwater Capt Anthony, and towsd 10 Jes-
fey City - a. r. - So -. Al. =
hp ~ 10 Lhd brought from her vessel
and errc this day sodN auction abe lies for s28a
We srbY c. A. Title from jacksonville Phadelpnia
prevouy yepored had fret Of In her hold whsn
he sved She dischagng deek load and s gov on tho
eoek repairing
BAIrixoRE Nov. Irhe brig Romance, Duncan hence Tor
Eiuw With cargo coal II the mouth Of the Pc
tspsco and viii have to discharge part Of cargo.
sAyAxxkH Nov. ls.Tbs ship ~ Lsnabee. Percy, rom
Nez.Oreas for Liverpool struck Manila Reef aerSad
reached South Breakers Iybce and sunk even WIN tne
Steamers have to try % get her over toe oe INTO
Tysee The n l. built Bath Me- IN lSss ioso tans'
rates A u and Il owned by w. v ID. Moses Of BATH
by telegraph to Elwood Walter. Sec. Board untefwh
QrKsEc Nov 2l-The br. ship John Bull om Lonson sept
for kis port u stranded az Point 81. Lawrence 70 mss
from here
lBy telegraph to Enwood Waller Sec, Board VnSerwn
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DIED.

RAuFYIp Glastonbury Conn., Tuesday Nov. u.s. aged 25
sR,ootTn on saturday Nov 49, Mr. Charlie,
BruSby native Of kOnshanhire England and for many
p1VIs-ln this city sunday Ney 20 stsr short Illness
Mary Alice, youngest daughter Of Eshs ana A'Ce A. DAVE
pisEyS srOosIyn' on Sunday Nov 90 after lingering
es John Dicke native Of Scotland IN the 'Sd year OIL
FhSsiNe-Iu Brooklyn Saturday Now 10, Mrs Susan A.
Hs 1aosins %sSs slen to Hudson for nteoeSt
Tuesday Nov 90 Laura Helen wife Of George
The relatives and friends invited attend the funeral at
the residence Of her husband corner Of Montague and
rests brooklyn, Wednesday the ESd nst a. O'CLOCK
D M, without isrher notice =. M 9. A..
HARRlsln this city on sssuIeaySH0V ~ MISS oSiAn Ann
LUDLow-At Gggsvnls IN. Frdsy NOy ls AFTER two No
Fun while hunting, Robert Mex Ludlow, son OF Robert a.
mnSBY u mn BTocsyn on Sunday morning Nov 20 of
sumption, Ann Maria, wife of George W. Mummy aged %
MRPHY-n this city on Sunday, Nov 90 Of consumption
Martin Eass Murphy the sSth year OF bis age native oil
RYxSiS ibis CIV on sunday Nov 90 Catherine Ryan, aged
sssss native o. MOhi County Leitri@ Ireland
son Of WIN. Saeckner, aged years and months
ne fasnds Of tho family requested 10 sttene ms
sREvE0n sunday Nov 20 suddenly Henry Csy son ono Of
s tivea and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
IN bs rsT"nt As,o9 place Fh sreet Williams
bUrsh. ais remains viii be taken to Greenwood
Ss sdnday Nov Aa 30 ioSS mi years
Fnnersla a. 2ocleok, on Tuesday, Nov r. - -
enthusiastically Saturday evening Nov ~ az her resi-
3ence No 50 Dominica street. Caroline, the wife Of William
Smith. Ia the Slst year Of her age.
TOM-In Brooklyn Saturday Nov 9 OF typhoid lever,
james Taom, In she 43d year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested to attend
his funeral Al the Church oft Pus he Rev Dr. StoIrsl
corner Of Henry and Remen streets Tuesday at O'Clock
n M without further invitation. .
SWN ENp-At Philadelphia Sunday morning Nov. 20,
Mia wife OF Samuel Townsend In the ord Of her
uC1,IV ARI-On Saturday, Nov IL, Gilbert Van Doren,
youngest Richard s. and julia woodward aged ls
years ID, ~. n l..
vsd 10 attend his funeral tomorrow (uesdayl NJ O'Clock
N rom he residence Of his father No 10 Norman place
fest Thirtythrd street, HIS remains viii be taken to
il1rscnu God iof interDent
New Jersey papers please copy
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HIGHLANDS, How. 81, sunse-One ship inside the HOOD,
ship the Lighship brig in the r. Ofins and
from Charleston south Of the Hgsnds ell bound IN
Wind T. 5. e. fresh cloudy and harry OF shore.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov 81, sunset--One top.sn schf.
passing Saxonia from HAMBURG
going Quarantine The barb nsyfower for Bb.doe psssed
down the l243; ships g. Glover for Melbourne.
st25O Grea. Republic r s1n Francisco a,
Ariel for Aspinwsl 3l5 Atlantic for do Al ass Wind g.
e. fresh; weather cloudy and indications az storm
SAVANNAH Nov. H.-fhe screw steamship Monteonsy,
Of CromweIls Line, from NewYork, arrived al D. u Of 10
10Th inst.
BOSTON Nov 2i-The ship Goddess. which arrived todsy
from Calcutta struck at 10 O'Clock Saturday night Peekd
Hin Bar Cape Cod; humping heavily. Some Of the cargo
thrown overheard and the ship Of Al foccek the
ing Of Sunday.
Ar day banks Amanda Spear snd Cooper csz, O.
w Hall Titus Mobile gleyealove (Nor Svsasen ffom Lof-
Wis Norway bngs Ducf Posca 81 Helena Dewal ROttaf-
dam steamer Ksnsinson Baker, PLilsdslphia
Below bark Irvine fBr. ], from Ardrossan-
NEWPORT Nov. 2-Ar sckrs. NJ u. Read, Kelly, Albany
for North Bedford Susan Bray Lunt keweurypor for Ph
dslphia Winged Racer Snow, Tsngcr for Boston; Wa Hail.
Ezabelbport for Boston Eama Curtis Horton, Boston
Tanger; Monitor Roberts, Warehsn for HevYoTk Anna
B. Hays, Robnson Bedford NewYork; Geo Wsh-
fngtcn. Hyanfis for EewHcrk.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7Arr. brig Eeander from the Csrib-
bean Sea- with aground a Quarantine bsk Lucy Ring,
SosreFo with The brig Romance hence for
ashore At the mouth Of the Paapco and win have be h
tered.
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Passenger Arrived

In odMh North Star from Key Ws,-rhos Francis Mea-
cher special bearer Of Dispatches from u s. Miner at Costs
kca; J. Aatchett VIM Ferris John Adams & Douoy J. Dit
,ebsek Thos Wall David LeHDer, j. scrbnsr s. Rst,iH r.
Aleorn n Eisbgl John Lswson r. Stone, ~ T. Kimbsl
1hete o. Lockh2rs C. d. Stewart Jas Hugwoh and wife
J. T. MeSa A. Booth W. w. Booth Jss. Sutherland
G. Sutherland Bartholomew John Elnserson Thos Kelley,
Chris. Flies J. B. Higgins j. n. Brown w. Crezuer w.
GIN A silva, R. Gsr J. H. Titus, and about $50 In second
cabin and steersge.
In sfeamship SaroHia from Ba11n2C Horzel e. youder
Weden g. ~ Lsyenter and family Ed Wegman. I'd MsTbury
and LADY, C. Moye and family, O. Levy, c. Scaz Walsh T.
Schultz, z. Gest.
In asozsaip he Solo, rom Seo Orleans and HasdnaThoG
Paeide d. HsrTison, j. Coves r. horero, r. L. Everett
Cha d. Leoe Capt Deyenodx and daughter Mia Hooper,
B. Bartholomew C. Boehnee Jose soee, A. Asrun s. Garcia
J. Calico Z. Alden, j. Ckauncey c. Faulkner.
In shfp Cortae for CaaoMrs. Baker captains wel and
child Dr. @. N. Broynen Hartford, Conn.
In bark Elizabeth, from Rosayto-Benjsmin Upton
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rlarker.-cAHnrrIIr R.ronr.D 70. TIE. N T. r.sysr.

markets-CARKgrILI RxPoxrED ron TEE ". Z. fsrsrsE.
uoSDAI, Nov. Fl, 1883
ASHES-ihe market without change the demznd Il fr
sales OF IS bbls PO,s IS 49, and a bel Pearls Al s5a5
CoIIoN-ihe market is steady Aes Of 500 bale. rclad
inc 30 n tTnsr We qHote Adeng transit
He with 9lsd freight Liverpool Middle Uplands % the
spot al life. end do Gull Il ilfc
COFFEEThe sales very oler.e and prioee are IN
altered; sales Of 80 mats Java i4c sad 100 bags Rio
lie.
FLOUR AND hEAL-The demand for Western and State
Four l. sve the latter IL again setive aud IN brisk
HAnd in part for expors the from Europe favor
sbs ard notice speculative
brands the better ades dull bat prices without change
The ssle. are . 80 ool, Ses4 % coz saperane State
IS 25a Is for low grades CT eItra do IS tos IS IS
Tor shpPng eTsnes Of exa Ohio IS 5od % 60
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Kennebunk the 10th from the gard Of David Ch,
superior ship Of about go tBns, named Armada The A.
tTes-decked ship and Is intended for the general eghng bn
owned by George Calendar Of Boston Cspta Ma
h4nie L. and franklin ~ Thompson Of Kennsbunk tho last
named gentleman viii command her.
In South Thomsston 10th inst bark Of about 40 tuns called
the Caroline. She built by messrs Hayden Hail. sne v
owned by the Hon. Vim. hcLoon a. that place
AtCspe Elizabeth nth inst By Master A. Foster sschk Of
about 80 called the T. O. Willard Owned y Mes.r Chez
Thorcs, Lyman Marrett. F. q. Willard, Perey k7sssf
and oers She intended for the mackerel fishing and coast
ing business and every respeet superior vessel
At Portsmouth 10th inst ship Protsmontn before
She l. 900 iuns owned b. jams ~ Isrson ess ana
others
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MARRIED.,
ADRIAECE-l

ADRIANCF-gTORM--At Stormvile Dutchess County on
Wedne,day Nov 9, by the Rev. o. T. Cobb, Mr. Isaac g.
Adrsnce Of Hopewe to Susan Ida daughter oil AIRED Storm
RRxNDT-BRAIDEN-On Thursday, Nov, 3, by the Row Mr.
Pierce Gowana MI Randolph Brant to Miss DS
RSifNcHFRH OFF-EARLE-On "Wednesday, Nov. Is by the
Kew Or Cox Brinckerboh NJ d. OF -ltochelie 70 MISS
81 N. Earle fthe City ofNew- York 81,
HOLMEs--WAT SON-On Monday, Nov IL By the Rev John
Dovine William Holmes 10 Frances L. WATSON osush'e O
Harley Watson, esq ali OF this city. - - 80, 81,
YECK-swARE-On Monday evening Nov u a. ne residence
~ AaeTa Columbia County ~ w. 10 Mary A. eldest da1gh-
tss Of ths late John p. Ware Of this city
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