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DIED.

BRITT.-0n Saturday evening, October s, 1859,
Harvey, infant son Of Harvey and Jane Britt, aged
one year, six months and twenty days.
The funeral will take place on this day (Dlonday)
the lOh at o'clock, from the residence of bis pa
rents, on bladison-srCet, between York and Column
bia-sreets, Newport KY. Friends Of the family are
invited without further notice.
HOLMEs-0n Saturday evening, October 5, ut II
O'clock Willie, infant son Of William n. and Ellen
Holmes.
McDON0UGH. ON Saturday morning. October s.
ut the residence of her husband, No. 4S East Fifth
street. of consumption, Mary, wife Of Miles Nc.
Donough. ....
WRIGHT.-At Springfield, Ohio, October $, Of
consumption, Mary NJ, wife of d. w. Wright, and
daughter of Marcus stephens, aged thirty years.
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The Elections.

Ohio has an opportunity tomorrow to choose
State officers and members of the General
Assembly. We suppose that so large city as
Cincinnati is too busy to interest herself in
such small matter as an election, and will
look to the newspapers to get tup and report
the result on Wednesday morning. We advise
the people, if possible, to be on hand and do
their own voting, and the papers will attend to
The reporting.
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later from Mexico.
VERA Cruz, September 25.

VERA CKUZ, SepIcMDer zo'
Adyices from the City of Mexico to the
esd, state that conspiracy had been
discovered among the leading officers Of
Miramons army. Their object was to over
throw Miramon and recognize the government
Of the Liberals. The Liberals at Vera Cruz
were making active preparations to seize upon
Jalapa, CordOra and the capitol. Gen. Corba's
division was entirely routed on the 18th by the
Liberals at 0ajaca. A large number of pris-
oners had been captured, but were afterward
pardoned.
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COLE & HOPKINS,
Cor. Fifth and ViMe-sts.
rocsH
Compound Chlorine Tooth
Wash.

ARIGINAL AND GENUINE, FOR
" cleaning and preserving the Teeth and Gums,
aud cleansing the Mouth Tho Compound chlorine
Tooth Wash effectuelly cleanses The Zee h, and will
answer the purposes of the best Denrihce. 1t con-
tiins no acid or any ingredient which can, in any
case be Injurious. 1t will be found to keep tho
brush itself free from ali i'm puri les.
=, The Compound Ohlorino Tooth Wash has the fur,
removing whatever IL offensive in the Breath. 1t
hardens ths Gums, and is valuable remedy for the
Canker or sorcmess Of the Mouth. 1t may also be
used with the greatest advantage as GarRe for Sore
Throat. In fine, II preserves the Teeth and Mouth
in all respects In clean and healthy condition.
is agreeable to the taste. Gentlemen who are In the
habit of using Tobacco, will find that the Tooth
Wash will speedily remove all the effects Of 1t from
the Mouth. For sale by "
oclO.c Opposite the Posofiioe.
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.Upsst.ing Machine''-.A Curious Dodge,

A Mr.. &. J. DoDaE, of Wisconsin has in
vented an "upsetting machine" Such con-
triysncs will be In operation, no doubt, in the
election districts in various parts of the State,
next Tuesday, tripping up the heels of numer-
GUS politicians who suppose they now stand
cas
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River News.

P1rrsBURG, October 9--P. NJ.
River two feet three inches ut Glass house
Ripple, and falling. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, October e--P. NJ.
River risen three inches since Friday even
ing--now stationary, with four feet eight
inces in the canal
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a,e;ss. NOTICE no TAX PAYERs..
sep27.tt
NV. .KENNEDI,s MEDICAT, MS.

Hsss-ssS COVERY is ackDOwlelgedby by the most en-
inent physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the Unite States to be the most eectal
blood. purifier ever KNOWN aud 10 have relieved
suffering, and effected more permanent cures, than
Sait Rheum, pelas, Seald. head scay eruptions
Of whatsoever nature, arc cured by few bottles and
the system restored TO full strength and yigor Full
and explicit dreclionsior tho Of liberated sore
legs, aud tler running ulcers, s gyenin
PAHN, SUiRE, ECKsTEIN & 60, and GEORGE
N. DIXON, Price 81. sepl9-ay
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Masonic Grand Bodies of Ohio.

The annual communications of the Grand
Bncampment, Graud Council and Grand Chap
ter of Ohio, will commence at Columbus, on
Thursday of this week. The Grand Lodge
win meet in the same place on tomorrow week,
Tuesday, October IS.
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MARRIED

MITCHELL -CO0PER.--In Zsnesville, October 4,
Mary Il. Cooper.
JOHNSON-COX. On Wednesday evening, Octo.
ber 5, by the Rev. George W. Maey, Henry johnson
and Mary Cox, all Of this city.
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Arrival of the City of Manchester.

NEW YORK, October Q.
The steamer City of Manchester has arrived
from Liverpool ola Queenstown, with dates to
the 23d ult., but have been anticipated by the
Canada.
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Later from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, October ..
The ttah mail brings intelligence of The
trial and sentence to two years in the pen-
tentiary Of Mckenzie, the forger Of govern
men! checks.
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Places Of Holding Elections.
fade CITY CLERKS OFFICE, J

1a3gyD naia CITY oIbR%'s 6aTSnsn oFR5sE 3, Isss
HN pursuance Of resolution adopted by the
IA City Council, on the 9TH day. of October 1859.
notice Is hereby given to the qualified electors Of the
different Wards, that the following places were des.
ignated to hold said election-said election 10 10
holden on the llth day Of October, 1889, viz:
Fourth.street, between Sycamore and BroadWay.
Second Ward gine-h -house, next west Oh Mechan-
les Institute, on Sixth-street =,
Third Ward Small brick ohice, north slde
Second-street, between Ludlow and Lawrsnos
streets y..,e.tst, VII
Fourth Ward-Engine- house, east side OF Vine
street between Front and Second .Btreots.
Fifth Ward-No Engine house, east side OF Vine
street, between Canal and Court.streets.
Sixth Ward Hockman's Coal-ofice, on Park
street and Whitewater Canal. .t-.t
|, seventh Ward Leonard's Pork house, on west
side of Elm, near Fourteenth-Btreet.
Eighth Ward Engine house on Cutter-street, DO.
tween Belts and laurel lstreets.
Ninth Ward-No. Engine.house, on Webator-
street, between Main and Sycamore streets.
Tenth Ward. Engine-house on Race-street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
Eleventh Ward--Junciion of HamiltOn.road ana
Vine.street, at Mohawk Engine.honse.
Twelfth Ward-Brighton Engine-house, on Bank
/ Thirteenth Ward - Engine. house on Sycamore
| street, between Seventh and Eighthstreets.
Fourteenth Ward-Engine. bouBe on Georgoetrcat,
between Plum and Western row; !, ,,.
Fifteenth ard-W estern Engine house, on Filth.
| street, between Mound and Smith Streets;
| a Seventeenth Wsrd--New engine .hou:e, corner OF
Vance and Front-streete.
The polls will be opened between the hours Of siy
o'clock In the afternoon. SAM. L. C0RWINB,
1 oc7.tt l0tlt' TO fIF iI '' Utty Clerk,
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Simes's Pure Cod-liver Oil.

NDERFECTLY SWEET AND PALATA-
IL BILE. The propretors of this Oil spare no ex-
pense in having their Oil properly prepared at New.
fouudland, the only place where the Gadus Nor
rhua Is found In abundance. The trne Oil is fire.
Quently impaired by adnxtures with oil from other
species of the Gadus family. and only that coming
from the Banks can be relied upon as tho genuine.
Fer sale by SURE, ECKSTEiN 4 CO..
Ocl0c OppOsite The POstOfice.
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Democratic County Ticket.


State Senate: Ea
THOMAS NJ. KEY, City;
GEO. ". HOLMES Spencer Tp.;
E.A FERGUSON, Green Tp.
House Of Representatives:
VIM. ]. FLAGG, City;
JOHN sOHIFF, Delhi Tp.;
JOSEPH JONAS, City;
PATRICK ROGERS, City;
J.F. WRIGHT, Springfield Tp.;
DIR. VIM. JONES, Sycamore Tp,;
wM. JESUP, Harrison TIP.
ir Board Of Equalization:
DR.. j. &. WAITER, City;
ISRAEL BROWN, Sycamore Tp.;
J. DAN JONES, Columbia Tp.
County Treasurer:
DIR. Z. D. CR0oKSHANK, Green Tp'
Judge Of Court Common Pleas:
ISAAC O. COLLINS, City.
County Commissioner
JOHN N. RIDGwAY, City.
Director of IunrmarT;
SAMUEL DE SE. Green Tp.
lsep29et
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DELAYING CARDS! PLAYING CARDS.
~ John Bates has just. received twenty gross
superior. Playing Cards. Fancy VIII, Steamboat
THEATER BUILDING, Sycamore. street. ocl0
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s PAAMER,S BALM OF ROSES

n N ms THAT DIR. -KOBACk'S SCAM
lrxzS DiNAV1AN Blood Pills and Blood Puri-
her are q positive cure for Dyspepsia is proved by
testimonials In the Doctors possession,
which can be examined at his office, No. East
fourth-atreet, by any Que Mt any time. ocl-am
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NNINE GERMAN CIGARS! FINE GER
H MAN CIGARs!-John Bates has Just received
100 600 very superior Cigars, which he will sell low
for Casl, az NATIONAL TfIEATER BUiLDING,
oclO & Eftso III. 3e s1I Sycamore-street. &
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nsasvs PALMER,S DEPILATORY

IT, POWDER will remove suporiuous hair
Without fail, If used according TO the directions.
Being entirely freefrom all arsenical other poison
us ingredients, no danger needle apprehended from
Is application. Price % cent?. ocJ.
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BOARD OF TRADE
MOnttarp alt0 Commercial 2fuieh.

BALTIMORE, December S, 1859
Railroad shares decidedly heavy to-day, and for
Northern Central prices dropped of 4 There fair
business done in this Stock the sales adding up nearly
1000 shares. The sales made at S19%G19A cash
and seller 10 days, $9H buyer 60 after 20 days, s9A
buyer GO days. and the market closed at $9 bid,
seller 60 days OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there
only 125 shares Sold the opening of the Board
at S63 buyer days, and 70 subsequently at S6i9634
buyer 60 days. This closed dull at S63H bid SG3%
asked regular way For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ira dividend orders so bid, and So asked, but
sales made. Railroad bonds quite firm to-day,
and Northern Central 1885 advanced Il per cent.
There sales at the Board of s., 500 Baltimore and
Ohio 1S67's at o. $25OO do 1855 at S2A and $4,000
Northern Central 1885 at g. Baltimore City 6s
shade better than yesterday note sales of S. 200
1S75s at 96 and for 1865 and 1905 80 was bid There
nothing done to-day in Mining stocks, but Gardner
Hill closed at s24 bid s24 asked, and Guiliord at $lA
bid regular way.
At the first board in New York today Erie advanced
l. New York Central ~ Reading q; Cleveland and To-
ledo q Rock Island 81 Michigan Southern l. and Mich
igan Southern guaranteed Is. Canton fell of \ but
Virginia and Missouri 6's, and Illinois Central bonds all
closed at yesterdays rates.
Foreign Exchanges quiet, and rates for sterling bills
have declined within the last two three days ! to e.
The rates for Exchange to-day follows, viz: Lon
don, bankers bills, 1O92i do. commercial do 1094Q4
109X Paris 60 day bills 5f13A do. short sight do 5f1O
Antwerp, 5f11k; Bremen, HGl79A: Amsterdam, AK
G41R; Hamburg 81; Cologne, 7SH973A; Frankfort on
theMane, 42k.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Dec. There is very
little demand for Flour, and the market continues dull
sales of 900 bbs W B. Thomas superfne, however,
reported at price kept private and 500 bbs family flour
at s625 per bbl standard superue is offered at s537H
but the sales only to supply the trade at from this
S5s7A 625 for family and Sc 5017 per bh for fancy
lots as in quality. Rye Flour is selling in a small way
at 81 37A Pennsylvania Meal SIS IS per bbl
The market is better supplied with Wheat day and
about 5000 bushels fair to good and prime red mostly
Pennsylvania sold at 13Odl32 cts closing dull at the
latter rate; white ranges at 137143 cts Rye is steady,
and 900 bu hels Pennsylvania sold at 93 cts Corn is
low at 77dS0 cts latter dry lots
damp 70 Old Corn is and worth 93 cts.
oats are not so plenty and about 600 bushels sold at -
cts Pennsylvania and AZ for Delaware 100 bush
els Buckwhea sold at 81 cts and 10000 bushels Barley
Malt, to go out of the market, at 95 cts
In Groceries there changes and a small business
only to note in Sugars.
The Provision market continues at a sandstiIl, owing
to the rmness of holders The stocks and receipts how
eXcee iingly light.
There is not much demand for Coverseed and the
ket is unsettled with sales of 500 bushels to notice
from wagons 81 5Od4 70 AiOO bushels choice from
second hands at $3.50 perbushel. Nothing doing in
Timothy or Flaxseed.
whiskey is selling as wanted at 24K cts for Drudge
25h for hhds; 2625h cts. for Pennsylvania and ~
27H for Ohio bbls to the condition of the pack
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.-Beeves-The mar
ket has continued the previously The best
lections brought kG0h cts aud other grades Ga cts.
average cts At AlertOns, 1854 head sale
viz from New York 11S7: Pennsylvania, llO; Ohio 100:
Indiana 2S2 Illinois, 142; Kentucky 17I Connecticut,
IL New Jersey s. Texas, lS Michigan, TO- and Canada
L. At Bergen, n. j. Sos head were sold to New York
butchers The stormy weather nterfered with bust
ness and yards in very muddy condition But
few, however left over at late hour thus afternoon
Beef Cattle-Prme quality, per cwt, s9d1o so; ordi
nary do, ssGs so; common, do, $65O@75o INFERIOR DO
Milch Cows demand has been moderate at former
prices sales of extra stock at s6OG7O other grades at
s2OG5O Best quality. per head s5Od7O; good qualities,
90, slOa45 fair qualities, do, $3Oa35; common quail
Cali
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Passengers by the Persia.
New York, Dec. S.-Mr. Preston, United States
Minister to Spain, and Baron Rothschild came pas
sengers by the steamer Persia, which arrived here
TODAY
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Henry S. Foote delivered an address last week in
Cincinnati, when he said he belonged to party
that it was better TO be patriot than partisan
He concluded by saying: The people, the sovereign
people, by their fraternal association and hearty
cooperation of all the good, brave; and wise,
without distinction of party, can, and believe
win, rescue our institutions from ruin; but if they
desire to accomplish this great end, they can only
do so by emancipating themselves from preudices
of party and faction in favor of Patriot President
in 1850.
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PRICES ANDsALRs STOCKS
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bit 2rokei
The New York Tribune of Yesterday saws.

The New York Trib'u,e of yesterday says:
The market for Foreign Exchange is quiet and rates
tend downward. For bankers Sterling the rates
1O9H G1O9G: Commercial and Southern Banks 1904
1094; Francs are 517H(G515
The steamer to-day took S6727G0 in specie, consider
able portion OF which silver. The election of Direc
tors Of the Central Road takes place the l4th inst.
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MARYLAND Coal TR4DE.-For the week ending
Saturday, December 3, 5; ;653 Ol>toHs of ceal were
shipped over the Cumberland and Pennsy lyanla
Railroad, and 5,Gl7.O5 over the read Of. the
Georges Greek Coal and Iron Compromising a
total for. the week from the entire reglonoi
1850. .G6 tons:
Total shipments for the:year from the entire re,
oinn, 4S4 329. 09 tons. -,-
During the season 2,G1s boats cleared this port,
arrying 27G, ,090.Ul tons of coal.
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{. A preliminary Union meeting was held at the La
far6e House, New York, on "Wednesday evening, at
which patriotic speeches were delivered by several
gentlemen, and committee was appointed tomake
arrangements for a demonstration in New ork in
favor of the Union and the Constitution. .-' II d
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4O4 bushels wheat 1899 41 bushels corn OPS bushels
oats 126 260 bushels rye and 43,39S bushels barley,
making total of over thirteen million bushels Of grain
namely 1902 $50 bushels
There is in here 800 bbs flour % 900 bush
els wheat 800 bushels corn, $50 bushels oats and
"a 900 bushels barley and rye.
There were 12S31 live hogs, and 3S0S dressed hogs
ceived here during the last week. The total number of
live hogs received here the st Of January 1859 has
been 100000
The New York Post, of Wednesday, says:
The weeks movement in cotton at the Southern ports
is enormous scale The exports are equal to So
100000 of exchange. The weeks receipts by telegraph
at New Orleans and Mobile amount to 1904 900 bales
against 81 900 last year. when the crop also very
large or the extent of the present crop there
be wide difference opinion between the leading au
thorities in the trade In his circular of today Mr.
Wright, who supports estimate of not exceeding 00C,
coo bales, remarks as follows:
"CRoP-Pubc opinion, governed by the heavy receipts
at the ports tends to the higher estimates We hut
repeat opinion that the receipts not safe guide
to the extent of the crop and that believe there is
desire to eXaggerate,n -
At the time Messrs NeilI Brothers & Co out
with the large estimate of mot under 1900 900 bales
marking that "this may be exceeded"
NEW YORK WEEKLY COFFEE CIRCULAR
Stock of Rio and Santos Coffee on 29th Nov,
Received since to date............. r..... none
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IAITIN III VH tHIV N AHhtrIO-SNANIla
PORTLAND, Dec. S.-The steamer Anglo-SaxO
has arrived from Liverpool, with dates of the 3d.
(antcipated)
The Portland steamers will all henceforth call at
Queenstown.
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llo'cff bAES'
WIN. SCoTT & Son, Coffee Brokers.

NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Dec 5.-Sperm.-We
notice inquiry for Sperm OIL sales of 400 bbs in
parcels landed from the Azor at 55 and rs bb from
wharf at 81 81 per gallon. Whae-Sales of 900 bbls.
and 800 do humpback at price not pired Whale
bone.-Market without tran sactions.
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ExECuTToN IN EFFtGY-Jehn Brown was hung
in efgy, on Friday, I'd inst, at Wihfamston, and
also at Bolton, 5, C., as we learned from a.triend
from Anderson. -.
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SrcKLEs IN THE HoUsE-.A Correspondent Of the
Press, speaking Of the opening Of Congress; says;
'Siekles was not present whenhi5 name was call
ed bat entered before the roll was gotten through
He walked placidy round the centre row Of seats
and drepped into a seat on the third bench He
looks wen and has grown his beard so as to make
a. tolerably effective" Disguise. He was the: only
solitary man in that large assemblage. He was not
spoken to-" 81 p. -. :r-+>..- )
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The elipper7ship Mastif, it, will-be remembered,
was lost short time ago. by burning, in the Pacific
ocean. Although the ship and cargo were total
losses yet the captain saved his animals and all the
specie. OF his animals there were two. antelnpes
and a dog called "Mastif' after which the ship o.
named They are now all. In New. York. saws
writer in the Charleston Courier. the dog is quite
a hero, while Barnuni's Museum and the Palace
Gardens, it is said, both striving hard to get
the antelopes. 80 =. =. ... b.; r.
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G9rOteries, giqnOrs, 1T.

- CA SEWELL & Co,
EN XII TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
E H. Have just received afresh supply of NEW Rasns,
Figs, Citron and Currants.
Also store, general assortment OF fresh GROCER ES,
consisting of fine Teas Wines &C. English Pickles. &c &c,
which e selling low.
The public will ind it their interest in giving stock
an examination before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Goods delivered TO all parts of the city free ~
e. A SEWELL 4 CO,
DIFF Wes Pratt street
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rur coVrrsTFp ctEpEsutp

The argument in this case was resumed by W m.
Schley, Counsel for Mr.. Gaither,) who c0mmen-
ced hv saving that. in the discussion of a question
of purely legal character, it is The desire and the
effort of every experienced advocate who has conf
dence in mis- cause, to cOnne himself as closely as
possible to the propositions which properly belong
tn the case He is well aware that every digres-
sion from the plain line of straight argument may
possibly mislead, and he is farther aware, that, if
he gives any play to the Imagination, he may run
far away from the path be desires to pursue, as
to loose sight entirely of the upon which he
at first started. And when the learned and distn-
gushed counsel, who, upon this case ON hhe
part of the petitioner, had stated, with char
acterstic distnctness the main propositions
which properly belonged TO it, might have
been expected that he would have gone in his
usual course and discussed those propositions by
the application of those specific principles of law
which are so well known to him. and by the au
thoritv of decided cases. instead of engaging i'll the
discussion of collateral matters, and speaking Of
things of a general nature with which we have
nothing TO dol say.that, with great respect, in
regard to the precise question upon which vour
Honor is now called upon to pass, no man knows
better than know the eminent ability, the inesti-
mabe tact, and the eXhaustlesS resources of the
legal knowledge of my brother, tMr Jehnson, J
who has already spoken on the part of the petit
tioner; but | must say, that was not at all sur
prised to find, in an early stage Of his argument,
instead OF applying his mind in his usual forcible
manner to the real question to be discussed, that
he had turned his attention T. to the general
matters, and was speaking of a. case not
now before the Court, but any case of a
contested election that might hereafter arise. j
shall not follow him in the course be has taken, but
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CAREERS AND GILDERs,
d7H #r No. IS BALTIMORE STREET
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Arrival of the AnpIo-Soyou

BosToN, Dec. S.-The steamer William Jenkins
from Baltimore, is ashore Spectacle Island. but
will be got off after discharging portion of her
cargo.
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26,363 bags
5.5l9 H

lock of Rio and Santos Coffee on 29th Nov,
Days
eceived since to date te..............,... none
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An Abandoned Project.
CHARLESTON, Dec. THE project to increase the
steam tonnage between this port and New York by
the addition of two boats, has been abandoned the
reason for so doing, assigned by the subscribers
here, is the unsettled state of political affairs.