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cd by the thought-wou!d you be loved a. YOU
are pow." J'1
Mother. kindest OF parents, surely Won do
not doubt Harrys love2?
al do not i"
"rhsn bs assured, In becoming his wise, In
sharing - joys and soothing his sorrows,
shall b Rented, proudly, joyfuiiy happy. I
can wish - higher hIe.'
God Rpant you may nsvsr regret your
choice, and may you DO as happy as a wife -
have been, blest with loving hearts and every
comfort that makes life sweet |" And, silently
invoking blessing upon her head, she pressed
her lips TO tho damask cheek, and retired from
tho room.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE

titten ExpresIy for the New York Sun.
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ASRuvgRrNo-FoRolvE REVELATION.
"The diyinsA impulse, God 10 man has given,
The truest, puIest, and most heaven born Of ALL
Allytpg US, TO the blessed Christ who died for US,
Ii forgivsnessl I"
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additional intelligence per steam

NEW ToRK. December ls.-fhe fonoNins is in add
ton o the summary = The news per the ~stesmships No
Va scoiian and Bremen:
IsntA-ne British Government has received cmclal
a~irises from oalsutis. vhieA ooatraaiss the rumsr q ts
DEAN II ne rebel, Ssna sahib. Al the latest sooounii
be vas engaged in ievying troop and At hehead q eooC
mss was CHRISTENING LuckrOw.
The French Government has iust completed a battery
a. Haansur. whieh eumnands The sBirancsto the seine.
TIE Bank Of Barcelona has offered o The spanish Gov
erument an sdvsnoe o 5000 Oo reals, without Interest
DURING the ooatiuuaace Of The war ssainst MoFoaeo-
Advises fron Madrid state that force % over 900
Moors attacked the Fedoaht before oeruiia tares umesou
the 2sth nh. Az he third sttaek they were repulsed AMI
ompie'ely defeated.
An extraordinary corps d'aFmee at the istest seoouzis
we're crossing The straits Of Gibraltar. and several fresh
regiments had Discontinued At Ceuta.
UasIA.-Ge Herman Is 10 succeed General
Bonin in The PruEsisn cabinet IS Minister Of War. The
effective force Of the PFussiau army Is to be again
reduced.
AusTRrA-rhe Austrian Government sin remains
arm ia Der opposition tot terms Of France and England
upon which The Proceedings Of the general European
Congress shah be based.
CEsTRkL IrALT-rhe Eilsn Gazette announces
that the Assemblies q the States Of Central Italy are 90
be oanvoked- The people o. Italy are elnnorous ioF The
return o. GaribsIdi.
COCHIN ~CHTsA--Larer advioes received from Cochin
China state that the missionaries have beea il treated
By the inhsbitsnfs.
TIE BELGIAN oAs.-Belgiumha has acaep,sd the loan
from the Rothsshrds, fg the purpose Of completing the
fortihcafio1s q Antwerp.
Il is stated that the General Kuropean Congress will
probably assemble At Paris toward the end Of Deoemoer.
E~s0LAED-The Queen has p~ronoEued Parliament %
the 2sfh Of January.
RonE.-It is snnounotd thai Cardinal Anioneni IS TO
the States Of the Church IN the General
Congress.
LIVERPOOL. December Inc steamship North
American arrived cut o. The lat izst from Portland
The steamship Queoa Of the west put back 70 this port
The Frsnch squadron has not either bombaried Tar
girrs or sseuan. IS prevssusiy rspsriei. A French
steamer merely aismsnuei a small fort ou The coast %
Morocco, which hsd nred on her.
Lister advices from Constsntinopie state that o crest
storm bad prevailed On ne Eu1iae sra, during which
eighty vessels were lost.
PARIs-The Opinione Rationale, '~puslish-d stParis,
has received a nrst warning, in consequence Of an article
1n TIE temporal pow0r o. he Pops
Count waieVski has assured Prince Nettsruiah. the
Austrian Minister, hat F-anoe Eil oontfnuc 70 favor the
,p1ntaneous reesn By the people Of he Grand Dukes Of
-.rt-.f ftat~ /
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Wv foRz, December IL. M-F1ur-he market 4
aall tsa.ooa6lo, being a dsciinso - 5aI0e.
oirctNsrTf. December Is. u-FIoa--he -sias o..
today ameuni % 100 brs, At s. s0a5 whisty-he
sAissoi Today amount % 1900 bris. At 22se. Pork
Hes'sm kess Is qnotsd At si5 90 Lard in barrels i,
selling At sNsi Lard IN kegs Is selling 81 i0SGiose
sussr-the market Is arm atsEaac.
NEW ToRK. December Is. p. M-rhs market eiassa
win an advancing tendency, hrvinr advanced ~. The
sales o. to-day smounis % 700 bales a IKE fer MID
ding Upiands Corn-fhe MARKET closeI bu1yant a. Goa
PC for new White. Pork-hs market closed ann II
$1,000 WHISKY is quoted Al g7aa7Hc. Rio Cone. i
quoted At IosaI2se.
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TO a certainty Is Dr.. !. Hsieitsrs esi-hutsd SION
6CH BrrTERs. hr lhe cure q dyspepsiss aatuis-es,
,oasupttian. and az ,he train p Asezsss Whien arise
FROM a marbH oaufu1u o. hass functions on ne stem
aeh. up5l ne proper souoa e. wtih ne hsaiti semueh
dspsnas. Thee vho desire 60 De prepared nt oniy tf
d~ysDepsis but Or oue-hlfne us that huaaa-iy Is heir
o., should pravite themselves via fhat u'st excellent
aompould know. a. Dr. ] H1Eersra cslearaei suu-
aeh BI-ers. TacsH gttsu are pleasant 20 ne Taste. sure
Of operation. and composed entirely of vczetab.e sab
stauces prepared with us greatest care mYou sant 20
De- snureiy Refreshed bon physically and mentally 90
and procure his valable t9nic.
For sale By d~rugriss and fsais-s zsnaraiys svsry-
rhsrs. 60 slveruaeusut
mOsTETTEa a sAfIHf
Manufsdarers and Pr1urietdras
l-r...-..ln X :. WI u. S LII 100.
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Bosros, July 70, 1851.
He,srs. :. Bennett s. Co., Ieannot refuse 20 STATE The
sanitary sHsst in ny Own asEravu,ed essei q yonr ez-
seneur Ha.r Oii-COCOANE.
For many months ny hair bad heea falling o. uull ]
vas fearful % losing . entirely. TIE ssin upon my bead
became more and nora iufamcd 20 taat Z c1uid not
touch It uiia5utpaiu- Taus rriutsd cnditian aurio-
uiedto he use Of various adFertise1 hai- washes Ehlch
I have since been tad oautlia oauphsu spirit
By mo advic1 q my p~hysisan 70 whom y-uhaf shown
your process of pgriyius me Oh, 7 Commenced be use
Ire Lat week in Julr. ne arzt application ansyst The
itching and l-rriisasr; tn thrse or four days ne rctzeu
and is1iensu Nsappsar-d-ths hair ceased 10 fail and
I have row athcE growth ofhalr I trust aat ohsrs
simn1dy smiess. vii De- infused b. ~ the sane REM
Years veiy Eaiy,
SUSAN q. POPE.
Pr aie b. WAa a M.CLELLANp.
1sIt-fIw NOS us 11t Hail street.
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A VALUABLE PLANTATION, situsisd on od To=n
~ RidEe, In Phillips county, Arkansas. eight mile be-
ioH Helena. containing 1880 acras a. lane-1us sores
cleared. snd 600 acres offogr years Oh lea-eaine-
ne im-urovemeuts consist ~ d seed dwelling hose
nice frame quarters 2 60 negyoCss and e nn- steam sHl-
with saw mill attached.
here viii also BE- sid. vita o. Ultlrni The pla7c- sur
aceut earn 10 d for tie coming year uulos, stock h1Ess
sheap. fsrmiur utensils. household furniture, etc.
Th3s plantation Is o. the hrst quaatF Of Alssissippt
river lad. and In thrr1urh repair well uiicled and
fsunccd. and the land iE dne order Itis eatirely above
cvrrHaw. and not d-euenleut on leTees .
Persons wishing to examine The shove plantation, vii
be shown Il by Joel Uicgius. on the premises. Fsr terms
surlv 70 KNOX & HIGGINS.
Nc IS Unl1u street. New Orleans.
4. @. JOEB HIGGINs,
EKecuturscf J1el HlegIus, doccasod-
E--n-F.--. ~ IN raEa HaH-rmm
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"a Il is a positive fact that the process
cmpieyedby Narshtn a Matthews in dyslns and Sour
ing raatF coats, vests and pants Of every description re-
moves every spet o. grease, paint wax and TAR. together
viii Al other biemishes and Impurities % which san
sarments are liable. rhey warrant the spots pct % re-
appesr. Give them q can. their once 10 on Aain
street between Gayuso ard Beai.
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~ AANNFAlilAaA1 o.
n -aicharaoaT Refnef iron, 49,
zziso dealers Ii Iron. Nails.
- CASTINGS. Stsei AnFlls- ~
vices. Bellows. Chains, &c. ~. s. Trent Rrs, Aemp1is
We would respectfully iniorm ear customers and q
puhlic generally, tnaf We ha4e n1E IN store . large ar
ven asserted stock Of best Tennessee Iron ahich rr see,
consiaruv on hand. Also . run etocE q Nails. Casfinzs
Steel chains and Suifh's Toc.s-
Aiso. variau1 patterns q PioEs Nd Col,ln s1r.p-rs
We are also agents Tor tie Jewell Patert Carr Pcz
fEseu . Superior article. An Of which sc o1er fcr FIs
- r~Erorahla terms as can b nad IN fhis market.
dsSlf-iy HTLLMAN BBOTHEE1-
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cHRIsTMAsI C~HRTsTMAsn

To our Frieads and The Psbiie Generally;
As Christmas is approachirE, Ne wOuld call attention
% cur large and si-sanny selected toot oftoys and other
fancy articles suitable fr Christians and New Year
events vhioh are ever desr % both OH and young, and
presents bestowed hen are generally pleasant to the
donor md dear 70 he memory q the receiver.
Fire Crackers, ~1orpedos, SKY Rockets, Roman Candles
Triangles, wheels, and all kinds o. IRE works
sTRASsEM &
90 Nj
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Thirty-sIxth Congress--FIrst Session

Thfrty-Slxth ConEress--kirstS session
WASHINGTON, December l6.-HOusE a resolution
vas i~ntroduoed By VIM. ?. Niblaak Democrat Of Iudi-
ana, 70 empower the CLERK to preserve order Until The
election O. a Speaker, vhiea was saaptad. Mnsdss l.
Bonham o. south Carofins, made q speech in which he
said that he and The entire South were in favor Of dis
union II Seward should be elected President. sheuard
Clemens o. Virginia, oomplaineroi the de,ay in eleciing
q Speaker, and said II he became physioally.dissbledhis
friends would have 70 d. without his vote. At :he close
Of his remarks two ballots we're taken which resulted a.
follows IN balot-shernsn, IS; Booock, s.; Giimers
IS; s--attsrings 9. NJ. elmer withdrew after this bal
lot. Oh ballot-sasrnAn, IIIi Book, 50; B%o;eler, IS
ssattsrings
wm. Z Sims. Of Kentucky, said Browns f,ray has
been followed BY q crusade sEainst the riEhts Of the
Southern people. TIE South charged the Republican
party with getting up invasions. He told them thst a.
the signing OF the Constitution northern men sold slaves
to the south. and nov, after e~njoyfng The properly they
thus acquired, denounoe the South for retaining slaves.
he said unless tue North ceased to invade The rights Of
southern people, the South would meet them 81 the can
mons mouth. he said be doubted the sincerity Of the
Republican regrets for The HsrPsr's Ferry AFFAIR. He
charged the Republicans TO be aware Of the dangers
banging over the country.
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SOLID sIYERWARE-

TEA SETS, -FOUR AND SIX PIECES.
Table spsns GnaForkss Dessert spoons and Forks,
ret spoous sad Forks, soap Ladies'. Oyster and Gravg
-ailcsl rca- Egg md Coffee Spoons, Fruit Knives, Pickle
Enlves and Forzs- Pitchers, G1hiets. Cups, waters,
CAKE Knives, Crumb s~crapsrs, Pie knives, Pisa Knives
and FORTS. Berry spoons Sugar spoons, Ice Cream
Knives, and many other Articles all q which are war
rsufaf raiu fna.
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gattst glfms bp Geltgrapb.
FROM CHARLESTOUH, Va.
ESCAPE AND CAPTURE OF COOK AND COPPIE
EXECUTION OF ALL THE PRISONERS.

cHARLEsrowN, December i6-TVo Of The Harper's
Perry prisoners, Cox and ooppie, escaped from iaii last
uight they we're nred upon b. nc ~seutineis and resa-
ken. rbsy were cxeaatsd MS afternoon few minutes
before one 5'eiosk. About tWo h5usu amer ne execution
Of the negroes, Green and Copeland, took place. Every
hIns passed on quietly.
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BURTON, TITUS & co.,
wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES, PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
WOODEN R:.GRE,
NOS 10 AND p JEFFERSON STREET,
Opposite ComnersiaI Hotel
Respectfully call siisnfios 70 Hs a5oss Gard.

UT0ULD invite inspection o. oar 1ar-s AMI ven se.sc-
w tea s-1k. e5nzisunE I'm part
Pulvrrizrd. Crushed. sined, Lest GuuulatsI and
rr1an su-a-s;
Rio. LF1syn, G~oversmeut, Java, aDs Noeha Cor-cs
Extra Imperial Gu1p1wdef sui Black =eas;
Pickles. Preserves, Jsuies, Fresh and Pie Fruits;
Mustarts. Salad Oils, Catsaps. Sauces and bltters;
Spices F-avurisg Extracts, Nutmezs Farina AID gsia-
tuasi
Cito-s Currants. Pruuss. Piss, Layer and suiisna
Raisiuss
western Reserve, Eashsh Dairy. Pine Apple and Hsl-
land Cheesei
ssim.n and Maeksrei;
Dried Beef. Beef roEEges, Mes Purk ard Beef. Hams.
Shoulder Clear Siios, HrcaEfsst Baco1 and Larti
T. Harrison's. Waaeelin, Ossv, versnfsh ard Back
wheat Flouri
Brandy, Wine, whisky, Ale and Psrters
white vine, Cider ard Orchard Vinegar;
Tar. E.caine Rope and Fazzman's Iron Tie;
India and Keutucky Basging.
An many olher articles too numerous b mentisn.
Ehich re guarantee % be al o. TIE best qaalltv and a.
the lowest market prices and II not satisfactory b The
purchaser. we desire them returned al our expense.
no2o-d6n BURTON, TITUS Il CO Memphis.
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CvRrs ron RHEunATIsM.-No one

CUREs FoR RHEUaATIsM.-No one need
suner hereafter from this painful and aaiietins disease
DO matter how severe he oase. how badly crippled Or Of
how long standins. We are again In ~reoeiptof . supply
% n. kortimoge's celebrated remedy, which has Al
ready cured ners usn igsnfy A0usaHd Pers0ns, con-
prisins eases or ever form q he disease vast Numbers
Of thsse had a5i bsen able % walk, or use their limbs
Zen. freafH and even thirty gears, but are nov
restored 70 the use Of their limbs and perfect health MS
remedy nadl rapid sale, and is ordered ~ physicians,
druggists, an The afflicted al over the Union. For sale
By S. MANSFIELD a CO., Agents, wholesale Drug
g.s. dels-dsm
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A convention OF railroad and seam
boat passenger agents was held here on Thurs
day, the proceedings Of which We have already
published. We understand that the object Of
tbs association is to cause the passenger
agency business to be recognized as an honor
able and legitimate one, purging tie business
Of all those who have heretofore brought dis
credit upon It, and giving to the railroad
stockholders and steamboat proPrietors, a
guaranty for the character and faithful per-
Torrance Of duties, OF all members Of the
association who may be employed BY steam
boat or railroad routes. If the objects Of this
association, as they have been reported to us,
and are set forth in the resolutions Of the as
sOeistion, are faithfully carried out, as we
have ev n reason to believe that they viii be,
we have 10 hesitation in saying that the so=th-
ern passenger agent, association viii prove
beneficial, not only to the railroad AMI steam
boat interest, but also to traders and shippers.
We extend to the members OF the association
our congratulations, and trust that they mag
succeed, so far as they carry out their purpose
- a.ro,rrrH
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SILVER PLATED GOODs

FrlLeA Sc. Iete-a-fete Sets. soup Eurins, TeEe-
table Dishes, Fruit Baskets, Cake Baskets. Dinner Cas-
t-rs Brsskfsst Casters, Egg Boilers. Toast Racks. Jelly
Butter Coolers Salt Cellsrs. Gard Baskets. Ice Pitehers.
Chamber Candle-ticEs, Walters sfsu sises, Pitchers.
Gsblafs etc.
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Particulars o. ri Loss OF Il DANIEL
BooEE-A letter was received in this city
yesterday from one Of the officers Of the
sunken steamer Danid Bo0as, which contains
some additional particulars Of the d sasser to
that boat at Goodrich's landing, Tuesday
night. The boat struck a stump about eleven
O'Clock a. night and, breaking in two, sunk
il about twenty minutes after the accident oc-
CURED. She settled down on the stump which
she encountered, the water reaching the hur-
ricane roof on the lsTbosrd side, tie lower
deck aft being out Of water. The letter be-
fore us confirms the report hat the boat and
cargo are lost. No lives were lost, the pas
sengers and baggage all having been safely
landed, and her mails, books, papers, etc
having been secured. The crew At once com
menced the work OF wrecking her, in which
labor they were greatly assisted BY the officers
and crew Of the steamer A J. Lacey, which
boat cane alongside soon after the accident
The Pacific, bound down, passed along about
the same tine, and took aboard such passen-
gers as wished to return South. The crew Of
the BoOae remained aboard the boat to await
the arrival Of the Ingomsr, which viii bring
them up 10 this city this morning.
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TAuos1SG.-The undersigned having made
engagements with an eastern house which will furnish
him Foods Al manufacturers prices, bids fair to outao
competition, and has arranged his prices 50 ~ can have
a good suit made 20 order. Coats o. hne material, from
as % Sso, business coat from sat SIS Black Cassi-
mere pants from 50 to sls; fancy French Cashmere
pants from s. to sI2i vests from s7o So. All w0k
s,neb Nv he hest wortmra. P. G. FAY.
nos0-ru No Is Madis1n stree.
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ARRIVAL OF THE sTAEsHR AMERICA.
Destruction OF two Forts by the
French Fleet.

NEW YORK. December Is.-Ths British and Norh
American royal nail steamship America arrived al Uai-
Tax last night on her wayi 10 Boston from Liverpool, with
sdFioes o. The 81 Instant she sailed from Livsrpool
On SATURDAY Afternoon, ns 80 inst, and Consequently
brings two days later sdvises than those received FER The
stszmshipsEova seotian ard Bremsnr received yesterday.
ne following summary o. her advioes was sent BY the
horss express from Halifax TO ssckviue. n. B..
The intelligence BY this arrival is generally o, an M
important chsr.ctef.
The approaching general European Congress Is attract
ing much attention throughout England. The London
Times urEes Lord Pa'msrst5n to represent Engiaud Il is
rumored that The hrst sitting o. the Congress viii take
place on the 5h Of Jauusu-
ne Fren-h feet has destroyed two forts al the mouth
o. the river Telman in Morocco, for airing At q French
vessel. After the devastation Of these forts the feet re-
sumed its neutral position.
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IMPROVED SPECTAcLEs-Just opening a new
supply Al c. Muller's, No. 81 Main street. between
Union and Gayaso, Memphis, Tenn. To thoss deficient
in sight and In need Of d pair Of spectacies, We would
suggest that a pair o. Euler's celebrated glasses would
Doubtless prove e very acceptable holiday present See
advertisement on second page. oe7sdtvHv2
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Mlmftarp an0 finannal.


SATURDAY, December IT. 1883.
ST. LouIs -Fum The Repubiicsn De-. IA. Wsnaiics
q oqufluuance - the scarciy o. curreucv and uaafabia
funds. * hsnge IL 10 ~noir7aie supply al rates varying
ION a y IlLhc-
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Chance.
Smiles.

NOTICE 70 G~RoCKRs-One Of TIE best Graesrl
N Slan1s on Main street with a Eeod lease Cor sale
This is a rare opportunity for a man - engage in ms hu
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To HoHrIcULTUIsIs- The remainder OF
Fruit md SHADE Trees, Vines md SHRUBS OIL AeAsos'
win Be closed out at private sails at eKessdinSiy low
a-ur.s G. ?. LOCKE 4 CO.
sst71. Auctioaeers.
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Convention Of Passenger Agents.
Al a called meeting Of the Southern Psssen-
ger Agent Association, held at Memphis FRI
dsv morning, December 1e, 1898, the following
proceedings Eere had:
On motion Of Mr.. S. p. Dushane, the con-
vsBtlob proses5ed to the election Of an Exeeu-
tive COMMITTEES.
On ballot. James Mcguire, Of New Orleans,
r p. Hubach. Of Memphis, and S. P. Dushsne,
Of New Orleans, were elected on the commit
tes. lanes Mcguire and S. r. Hall being mem
bers er oado. Mr.. S. P. Hubach, Of Memphis,
was elected chairman Of the Executive Com
mitiee.
On =otion Of S. r Hall, Of Cairo, it was
unanimously
Resolrsd, That the thanks Of the Assccia-
ton Be rendered to the proprietors Of the MOr-
sham House Cor the Inequalities extended to
them, and for an excellent dinner provided Tor
the members Of the Association.
A resolution was adopted, rendering the
thanks Of the Association to Messrs. J. J.
Smith & Co, Of he lower wharf-bOat, for the
repast furnished to the members Of the
Association.
The convention then adjourned to meet at
Memphis, June Is, 1859.
JAMES P. MAGUIRE, Pres't
S. r. Ham, see'y.
TIE SUNDAY ArFEAL-We will furnish
our readers another interesting paper to-mor-
w-u 49, H. a. Ea-n--~
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Commercial Alatttrs.


oof1cs-lhe msFketyesltriay wze eenenuy aaire.
ard prices were without change. me .sie. we're fs
bales st g. isusAe. 81 atss. saisse as
shS ss stssS, A. atose. fIs At 10. is al iosc. 100
a. 10 s-iee l7if stioae is5 ct loEe Qs 81 11Ee. 6fai
loAs $50 - 0 static. 2ist IS nukeum
~ atliNc. 2st uae. aatuNe, ana ao3 On term.
not rep1rfed raf-f A sea 49,
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Sets q Diamcnjs. Cluster RIMS, Pins, Gross fEu
SetsGf Pearls full Sets o. Coral; fan Sets Il Cameo;
FUN Sets Of Carbuncls fun Sets o. rurguois; mi Sets
% PLAN Gold full Sets o. Jet and Gold; fun Sets Of
Lava fall sets Of Camel and Pearl; In plain Sold and
Efr-9au Setting.
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"a NNEP.

UTAN-ED so Oo9 wagon Spikes, u BE- inches ttick.
w stosh inches wide and 80 inches long. BldsW1l
b. received tan Janusry ist 1850.
A. STREET g. 20.
deIHAIa1 NAVY Yard.
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Cabs, Rszors, Pocket Cumpasses. Portmounaies Dre-s-
ing Cases. Pans, God and Silver Healed Csnes. Cnmbs
Pur.es surveyorF Compassss Opera Glasses, reissosres.
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Foreign Markets by reIegrnph.

PER NOVA SCOTIA AVID HnEEIEN.
HAvhE, November She Cotton market ci,ssd with
a~decining tendency. New Orleans Tres Ordinaire has
declined 5S7 franos. New Orleans bls Is q1oiei At los
francs. ms Eaesof ths week amount % 5000 bales. ne
'sles q three days snountto 5000 bales. Strict Midniue
Orleans are Quoted At los8t07 franc. and Middiinr No
bilss atIo5Glos francs.
LIVERPOOL December s-Ths sales o. Cotton for
he week amounted % $1,000 bales, Of which smount
sPecuia'ors tok $3.50 bsies ant exporters n. so bslss.
Al qualities have partially declined "a. rhs- marEst
GENERALLY closed dul. The estimated sales on me day
Of sailing amounted to coo bales. On Friday the mar
ketseneraliy closed quiet but siesdy a. the ~foIIoEing
quotations Pair Orleans 74d; Matthias Orleans 7zd;
Pair MOBILES TXd; Mitding Hsblus 7Ed; Pair Up
anis 7sd; H~iaiinSUpaands 6 II-isd. The stoef in port
amounts 70 u0.50o bales, q whica amount aB. Oo bales
are o American prodnciiln.
LATEST,
and with AZ advancing tendency. There i~snathius d0iag
in the market this moruirg.
The advioes from Manchester are favorable the mar
ket generally closing hnn and steady
HAvRr, December New Orleans Tres Ouliuaire s
quoted at III francs, and New Orieans bas al io7 hano..
All quotations Of Cotton have slightly declined. The
market generally elosed dun. ne sales o. The week
amounts 70 500 bales The sioek in Pau amounts 10
$500 saies.
LIVERPOOL December 3-The market for BreafsfuT-
closed with = declining ienisncy. Corn-lhe market
generally closed arm TIE market for Provision gen
erafiv elazad dull and orlet