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FROM HAVANA.
Later from Mexico-Progress OF the spnn-
ish Armada-Castie of San Juan dc
UIIoa dismantIed-Tone and temper Of
the Mexican PeOpIc-Adairs in Havana.
is dead.

Correspondence OF The N. l. Tribune
u. s. STAN TRASsPoRr Constitution,
Havana Dec. II, 1861. :
The British mail steamer Clyde, Commander
Heenan, arrived from Vera Cruz at shutdown on the
9th inst, bringing dates from the City of Mexico to
the I'd inst, covering news Of importance at this
time This steamer met fleet of fifteen sail Of the
Spanish armada north of the Aacranes bound 10 the
coast of Mexico, all reported WELL and no disagree
able casualties of the expedition.
From the Diario de la Marina / gather the fol-
lowing items of Interests The barracks Of Vera Cruz
and the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa had been dis-
maniled Of heavy armament the troops, ordnance
and munitions of war had been removed with des-
tina,ion for Puebla. Gen. Uraga had left Mexico
for Vera Cruz after consultation with the Secretary
Of War; duly authorized to combine all the resources
within his reach for the defense Of the nation. Gen.
Comonfort had offered his services to tho President
and they were accepted.
The Governor Of the State of Aguas Calientes had
issued proclamation calling to all good citizens
against invasion. Countrymen !" he exclaims
"lft the glove which has been thrown, and prepare
for war;" The papers Of the Capital and Vera
Cruz are proposing measures which they deem essen
tia in case of war, which is considered imminent;
they ask the sovereign Congress to invite the State
authorities to be of accord and to facilitate the inter-
Transmission of such foreign effects Of commerce as
may be in their pors to declare closed all the ports
of the Gulf which are or may be occupied by the
enemy; all effects which may be in ports occupied
by the enemy are declared condscated to the state
that to determine general basis Of defense, and for
tho public safety, Government Council be called,
composed Of three deputies from the class Of prop
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ITALY.

Contrary to expectation, Garibaldi had arrived at
Turin, and appeared in the Chamber of Deputies,
where the Roman and Neapotan question continued
under discussion.
Ralazzi explained the failure of the negotiations
in reference to Rome, and stated he was convinced
that the French Government desired to terminate It's
occupation of Rome, and was sincere friend to
Italy. He raid that his late visit to France was
purely personal, and denied the maevolent rumoIs
growing out of IT.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LWEKr0oL, Friday, Dec Il, 1861.
CorToN-The Brokers Circular reports the sales Of
the week at 90 900 bales, the market closing at &c
cline of ! a d. T. ID. At one time the decline was
nearly ID, but the market rallied. The Gales TO
spectators were . 1000 and exporters 1900 bales.
The sales to-day friday sstinateda 5000 bales,
including 1900 10 spectators and eXFoters, the mar
het olosing steady at tie annexed quotations.
Fair Oeans .......... Ma Ndding Orleans Cd
tair Nibe.............Illd Midifg MObes......loid
Hair Ipltd..........u ildd ing Uplauds.. d.
The ,'ock IN port i estimated az tU' go bales, OF which
2jJtO are fm.ncan.
BEF.DsfuFFs steady.
Provisions steady.
LONDON, Dec. 6, 1861.
Consols close ~ 90, sgi.
The Bullion in the Bank oi England has increased
Gl9J,On0.
Ere Railroad shares are quoted at "a %.
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FRANCE.

The speculations from France in regard to the En-.
glish-American difficulty are contradictory.
Some writers say that France will remain quiet
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sr,ry pRrsos.-william Curtis, VIC .ss

ac,.nced 70 State Prison for fe on ss on Ssur
murder of David IL. Martin, va. TAKEN W '"s
day last b. Deputy Sheriff fhfanef'
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

AaaIys. OF THE STEAMER JURA At PORTLAND
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WAalIKE PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND

Dir. Bright on the Mason and Sldell Arrest
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DECLINE IN COTTON.
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=sIgEh OLD DOMINION sTEAMB0AI
Nal &.paas.
SLss - GggS.:sssssa,zsss1 PHILADELPHIA,
s<.Gz 90 @--SJssS WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE

~ ~ - wrlI RR54AP a55 sstAinonp
SPRHNG AND SUMNER GR RGScI
Passp6s viii leave f pEP5 s iH
Express Trae at 6 Is O'clock A. NJ; Way Mail at As
0e%ck a Evening Mail at 4i5P NJ on SUNDAYS,
eonae9t With New York trains except 445 p NJ train on
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
o., r. 81 stopping at all stations between Baltimore AMI
Pssegssr 70. Delaware and Eastern Shore of Maryland
VIII ind their most expeditions route by way of Whining
All colored persons must give bond before entering the
ms1f WILLIAM okA"Fo aSp2t
La fzT E57 NORTHERN
- DEP G "a KsAlsILWAE,,
CALVERT E TgPERi k,I,,5Hd, @FE:GE
p Phi ic Road is for TRANSPORTATION or
F Gp 9Gfm s respec.ing rates apply to JAMES
'" 0' JAS sS:" GLA AsiE ami
lnzt-lW superintendent
IL; t5.:: NORTHERN CENTRAL
On and after STrANr5oN EALT S,n Nay 18th 1861
orr r ant Gs a. ia y May 18TH 1851 Trains North
eIh LChtra railway arrive and depart follows, until
TRAINS NORTH
com MAN. S9 10 A. Express at 80 P Harrisburg Ac
Tne sdA. NJ Tain connects at Relay House with trains
on Western Maryland Railroad At Hanover junction with
and W.ight8yle Railro.d; at Harrisburg with Pennsyi
yana Railroad for al paris of West Also Lebanon
valley ha!oad to New York direct. Northumberland
WITH L. and B. Railroad for Kingston aud all parts OF
y"nifg alley at Sunimry with Philadelphia Erie
ilroaf for all parts of Northern Pennsylvani ami New
York. ' -''"
the 30 P Train makes all the above connections ex-
GePt hah2yer railroad Wrishtsvle Railroad the
The ?. N Tram makes connections with Pennsylvania
airoad for all parts Of the West direct CONNECTIONS
TRAINS ARRlVE.-Mail at 6 10 p. NJ, Express at IS
a; H., furnishing Accommodation at 2. NJ.
information at he Ticy
Office, Calvert Station Baltimore.
r20tf ' Sn M ~ I'm -,
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II r B A LII,
PLUaBffS BIN s'A hHr Z
Where Ne ssnd ;, N 81 LiBERTY ssEET
Lead PIPE and Sheet I.ssd, 'G Hose Powers
s and Ear Ear I'm. shhP fa5s, Fountains
Speltsr Kitchen and Gdp Pantry Py SINKS,
g gs9 Ss? s1s, s4Ss s.gs
Ere Plugs, Brass and Sver Plated Cocks
pumps Jump D0aOis '''l'h 0''s B btiesi Pans
Single action Force Pumps Cooking Ranges-best ps
Hydraulic Ras-Gatchels GLAZED Iron Stone Drain Pine
~ ara o5ner makes. all sizes, with Turns and
~ 80. GA work entrusted to me will 6s promptly
ny aehnsry ss Tor repairs to n ang
n UICK SALES AND SMALL PROTEST.
u q f RL4iN AEf ORNAMENTAL
'I also Hat ANb f Ia sT 2aSlf an' kASas
ana s'sf Fi qfiSf. RNS FANCY WIRE WORK,
ssa %
wHoL Who'll sALE AND RETAIL,
No., No SO EuTAw STREET,
aAES sE sna f R6%
STANDS made to order st the shortest notice. oIltf
STARCHl STARCHll
~ full supply Of the Glen Cove STARCH constantly
o.. 10.
Pearl do in 20 IT, boxes s1A ~ ~ '0AeS
Maizena, in lS and 40 lb boxes
AZ. Tnsse articles are made from the best an
Diff Sole agents "A south street.
BUILDING HARDWARE.
~ The attention Of CARPENTERS and BUILDERS is
crews sfGf
@e Ext, "a a. W ksgR Rss;&o sons MS.
RICHMOND FLOUR.
~ We hsSe Just gfssyea 1000 bbs Of the celebrated
superior order, for sale in quantities to suit
2os0 p. MALCOy 4 CO. Agents.
VIVIAN Il SONS LONDON SBEATHING
The subscribers have received the Agency of this cee
orated Ensi!sh shestnng Metal and has now on hand
ap24-tf So Buchanan's wharf
CPANISH HAMS AND OLIVES.-Just re-
" ceVed a small invoice OF the delicious Extremadura
Hams, and Spanish Olives kegs and bottles fresh
Stuffed French Olives for sale wholesale and retail by
apls2m HNorth Charles street
HAVANA TOBACCO
Just received, per steamer Baltimore and schooner
fIty which
.. '-''''' O'-N' A. sEEMULLER SONS,
o9tf SIS Exchange Place.
DIEDMONT G. AND 1. CO.'S GEORGE s
o.,
ol-b aCorn Exchange
A GENCY OF RDPOWDER COMPANY.
,A-Eectrc American Sporting Kentucky RIFLE; Ship
sfus, Biac.ng and Mining POWDER, in variety Of
package always hand, in Magazine. For sale
d. J. FOLEY BRO, Agents,
c27-ty 50 South stfset.
aid RYE WHISKEY.
" WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE
SO SOUTH srRszT. opposite Exchange Place.
The choicest stock in MARKET together with Liquors
rally.
ap5-f CIABAUGH q GRAFT
HAZARD GUNPOWDER AGENCY.
Il ELECTRIC,
= DUCKIN9,
KENTUCKY RIFLE,
AND MINING POWDER,
In canniatsr kegs and every variety q gssbsge
0yna, D. j. FOLEY 3 scnt & s .s2..t
TI,HE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have o.
l. hand and constantly manufaeturiug-
FELTING FOR PAPER MAKERS,
DUCK, FOR Trunk MAKERS,
OpYIoH-LoKBA RID STEnxf.
ncss-t ~ Frvuklin T.
500 sacks G.. A. SALT, 1000 sacks |
jeffrey Dsrcys fine SALT, Just arrived from Liver
ana now landing from ship Gussve and for In
loM 70 srlt purchasers, By JOHN GREACEN,
NAV" mo. g Exchange Place, J
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Us 80 ss:sssssSs3ss1 FOR THE
sasis 80 - - WES9 S0ETR
TIL BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On after May 10TH trains will run AZ follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, BaItimore--Maii (excep
SEuH1s' at $50 y. N; Expire daily at 3.45 P n
Bob Trains directly through for ALL PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUT.f EST AND NORTHWEST.
FOX WAY PASSE YGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. NJ
train; between Piedmont and Wheelng take Accom-
ton train leaving Piedmont at $40 A. NJ; and between
Bal tiEiore - >'-'-- i-oA-
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 30 p "
THE EbLlC0TT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ato
and 9i5 A. NJ, and Las and $40 p and Elcots Mills
at 7.i0 and II 90 n. and 3.45 and 100 P. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON hND THE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore ati 20 and 20 A. M,and ~ and 10
NJ On Sundays st 40 A. N. only Leave u ashineon y
SD anG no A NJ and 2 80 and 45 P NJ SUNDAYS Al
230P VI only The gecond and fourth trains only from
baltimore stop at way points The an fourth tran
from Baltimore and the second and third iYo,
connect With trains on the Annapolis road vi
For urther c!nacD tickets every kind &c anpIy
to T ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden station or It th'
ticket o!hce w P SMITH,
., :, oo,, Master Of Transportation
m
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4ar Sub, 9rsigbt OF GRartsr::

sssa5 WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
--SA''- 0rk' eau get deck load by 44gElypg, e
arqff o.- r-.-, WIN. 5. CROSS,
s47Te FOR LIVERPOOL.
$500 hesyy freight wanted for an | shin for Liver
foo at moderate rates Apply to ' " 'ei'
rr-.. - join HENDERSON & CO.
- Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
rss9sss FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,-Tbe
hl Al British bark USK, SS6 tons register Apply to
taIIt, KNOX Il CO.,
-i-u l25 Smiths wharf
ssss4t WANTED.-Two VESSELS I20@I1o
ms each, to load at Norfolk, for the West Indies
~ Sa.If KNOX Il co,
ief-u 1875 Smiths wharf
,sssz. WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE
Al SHIP Of about 1900 to 5000 barrels canaci
Qu'cK dispatch will be given and fair rates AMY ~
nSitS JOHN HENDERSON & Co
i u corner Pratt and Commerce streets
So FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER,
Al clipper coppered and copper-fasene schr
oS0tf 'ii'D' Apply 10 ). K. DUNkOCK,
Ill Smiths wharf
.zss$SSss WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons TO load
Tor London Also, of 30G@5OO tons forSouth
sue Oh Ouoa and thence to Europe. Apply to ~
ea.f hORREiL Il RANDALL
IS Exchange Place.
.sE45 VESSELS WANTED FOR
S&S@4 HAVANA
unueTSEned are constantly OF vessels to load
10 and from Havana and Aatanzas VIVA"
,s., MORRELL Il RANDALL.
5S Exchange Place
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EQai.

ZQai.
(yoAh,
AND
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
having q large supply Of jOai, hand aud daily re
ceylnE ny canal and railroad, shall continue to sell re
tail At " llUi.ESAL lie prices. - ~ ~
ki&ihDLiNG W0oD.-Sawot Wood prepare! at my own
reduced. - 49, ~ ''t0e' siea'iS
st wharf prices ~ " " Ae
John G. hcCULLOUGH,
49, . Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
Oaaice-N ". corner ?r2l, ana Fremont etraets.
~. N. corner Park and Fayptte streets
"haFt-root Entaw street, Spring Gardens au29.3
~ CUMBERLAND COAL CT the best quality, from the
Aecan Conpaag's and other mines ia the Georges Creek
'a''ey' constantly fcr sale by the cargo car load.
,,,.. STlCEHEY Il CO.,
ApS'-tt Exchange FlsGe.
5NEORGE'S CREEK COAL, SWANTOE
- - ni"Ss STEPHEN LEE, Agent,
{ CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
SIGREEk, by cargo load, direct from the mine
SIsPHEN y LEE, Agent, 81 South Gayst aui6tf
{ NOAL-Cumberiand Coal of the best cuality
Sroin the American Company's and other mines in tn.
9eorge Creek valley, for shipment from Baltimore or
Alexandria Constantly for sale by STlCKNEY X 90
Exchange Place - - ~ 10
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EumbRr.
8nsiasss Caros.

Snsinsss Car9s.
NEW CARVING AND
~ GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT
and the public, to our NEW EsTIBLisE NSNF, No s.
AVE West Rhfrs We are %n to
FRAMES. GILT WORK Of every variety Also importing
FINE ENGRAVINGS AND GERMAN AND FRENCH
LOOKINGGLASS PLATE.
execu ed on very moderate terms;
,,.., M sawss. RICK y,iGkERS FRANCK.
nI4-tl so 80 west baltlm ore ST. near Frederick.
JAMES II. ANDERSON L SON,
- 4tAFk@s
s4sz
and Paris visiting Cards De La Rnes aVope e etc '9a s
VROSSE & BLACKWELLS
~ ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
%cask'' For sale at lowest prices By
Sd 81 Il Chares street
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PANY'5 lsr MORTGAGE BONDS endorsed by the
city Eo 81 sisi5H BANK STOCK for sale.
ap1Iot Baltimore and a. Pan, sfrss,.
PERUVIAN GUAN0.
L PERUVIAN GUAN0 of direct i,nuortation FIR sal
in quantities to suit Also Glide, fCHxB0E, 4 "A
80, p AAICoM co,
Jas-t1 sowly's wharf
OATH BRICKS.
ID 1900 Patent Bath Bricks, ahoat per shin aIoh,
lark from Liverpool, for sale II lots purchaser
tnast is BOWIE SsK Wharf.
FINANCES AND LEMONS.-4O 900 boxes land
~ ,igs and ier sale b. EDwAsp L. pALxrR 60,
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Suns snn SiatIqnfrr

gaass Snn StatIgnsrg.
nIARIES FOR 1864
~ For the coming year We have great variety of
DIARIES in every size style, which We are ssn2 at
Low prices. Call and examine. h a.
CUSHINGS 4 BAILEY
A,.o ptrIyc,ct ~, -. 2G2 Baltimore street
TN URPHY & CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUBs
LII LISTERS, PRINTERS,
- STATIOFE
MARBLE BUILDING, lS2 BAT ,FIMoRpyr
t!-I BALTIMORE.
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&ygMIaIsSI0E 1!,aTcbaRts.

&ygMIatsSi0E g:,GItaaRts.
CHARLES BRINKMAN. I'm ,.cIs 49,
{ MAS. BRIEKMAN Il co.
~ C0M&ISSION MERGHANPS
PACKERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODrCE.
NO 81 WEST PRATT STREET,
Near Bowly's wharf
on Dds Mess Beef, 100 do Extra No
tlSo Ness Prime and Rump PorF, Bacon and Rpk Moot
ISttcuar attention paid to supplying orders nhI5tf
GEORGE WARNER
FOX THE SALE OF SOUTHERN Am " tSTEENT'
PRODUCE,
1862 South EUrAw sTREP-
NOPicS!tS baltimore and Ohio Railroad Deuotl
Nj, r., ieterS by permission to
;!!eSsTs Kirkland. Chase { Co Baltimore
MlIessrs Pearce Gray Baltimore
sicssrS Sucklcr Shipley, Baltimore
tiesSrs. isaac %eynOdS Son. BaItimore
9lessrs. Nyckhoi Post, New York
5iesSrs SPOTS, Harvey q Co Richmond
AhessrS Alvey Lipsc, mb Richmond
hessrs : /; d 1. q. Budd, Charleston
aessrs Iouain, Voorhees, Co, Mobile
george Nathan, ESQ, New Orleans
tn;?g%d Y. Warner, Esq, PhiIad-iphis
more. ' 'ie0hahlcs BANK, baltl'
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ETA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs, go.
$780, J. B: CHARRON Il CO, AGENTS
s-Fs5SttA FOR VINEYARD PRUPfIETORS
IN FIR y CE,
have Just TensiYe and offer very superior COON
ES, vintage .: 1871 CharroD Perc ct els Brand;
nmtse EeIa9nt 90 Cognac Brandea, various viutagea
cTeau8 Claret lestrc low to finest grades; Bureun
dy Vines from nsdiam to very best grades produced in
france superior White Wines; Canpagne Wine various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISK Ely of prime
qualities - fe
The above will he sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid. ~
Also, consignment, ID tb and prime Nonon-
gahela Rye WijkeYs 10 bbs very old correr distilled
bourbon Wskeys $40 obis fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye NhisEeys TO which invite the attention
n rTant Of pure LIQUORS. Dihce-CORNER OF LOMBARD
80 - y - VI , - ap5-tF
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
. SAMUEL 2. TUfaTFF
No SOUTH CHARLES STREET
+ hS On HAND VERY SUPERIOR AS
MkNT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
22nSo PtIIhS Among his stock viii be found WRT
Oil me most approved manufacturers " '"ie'sn' vi
MOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain in ye-y wren. ,,o-;.
M EElAlPES OF all kinds. - ' 'a'ie'S'
tiuMkf OF every description for Office and nr,zot
W NJ; - m > ZEN HOLDERS, SEALING " AZ
&c, &C. -'0iA'S' INN STANDS,
NIB mr5Sng and Copying, OF all the best ruskers E
AAlES, &c, &c. 0'' io'A E-Mos-
Also large assortment Of WRA PIPING PAPER
pfices. w. "N' "c'' All atioT
COUNTRY MERCHANTS; will do velto ,q,.,
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EE7ILLIAM S. CROSS,
w LUMBER, STAVE AND
C YEN ERAl4 COMMISSION MERCHANT
WIN attend to selling all kinds Lumber Stavrs q oot
h2cps &c, and fill orders for same ~ ~'aFes ohooks
~.
kimbSll & ShaGer, Baltimore ~ ~ w 'bal'
). G. Hand Co.,
Fenly 4 Wallace, New York
W. Miller, Esq, Burlington Pa 80,
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a n y d q Q q
- SHIFTING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
rs SMITHS WHARF,
Advorco-ro1 BALTIMORE
reds IN the various ports Of Europe and the West
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MT W. WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
COAW{SSIOW HERCTI NT
UOo, DEALER
O0i Ed y X hkS;; 6EERSa DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAX
i,., NO. % LIGHT STREET,
- BALTIMORE
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PARkHURST, JR., l. Co.
~ GENERAL COAhySSIOS yFPCu1yrS
SPERM, REFINED AND CRCnF WEATE orc
spEy,T , 81 RATS, BANK AND SHORE OIIS
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDJ rs WIS.,
factf 10 SOUTH STREET
ltinlnrn
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%fGaI Hollfes.

has obtained from the Orphans c. ur of Baltimore
civ, letters Of administration the estate Of PETER
AIDELOfr, late of said ctY, deceased All persons hay
ng claims AGAINST the said deceased hereby warned Q
exhibit The with the ther the suhscri
before the ID December 1861 they may
otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit sad
All lersOns indebted said requested to
make immediate payment Given under my hand this 18th
day Of Nav, 1861. T. SUMMERS,
lI,,r4v pfFistF
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" CHARLES, 49,
hess Vessels are all Of superior class and insure a. +
f tsy sail regularly advertised and arecom
matted oy captains well experienced in the trade T6e "a
pacity zoo, of tire above in such az viii ag me ca
iaclty to shippers For freight cabin or sterapa hes
Apply ~ JOHN HENDERSON 4 co H1'
GEO w uvNS0N . n. 49,. :, No. 81 Pratt street
their address GIL soous consigned 10
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@ef1neniB 9efGbrt. Die Gaden paren in ben
5aule ce5 6rn. q. 6. 9lell un, 9lr. go Gpurt.
%lanpfr. Getcbleit trOrDen.
Tefnab me a m Helap 6pufe. :
@eftern muroe ant 9lelaY 6ouIe Elm &tbelien-
Sptcn feIt9enUnmen, Der BON 9fi6npno Qefpnt=
men mar, unD slpar iber Winheler, Strabburo
uno @oint Of 9tod5. Nun cine beutlde 6rau
tpuroe feitgencmmen, Die, ME Fh naG elmer BON
Damen ansefelten giiitatipn er9ab, 8riefe nnp
1onfti9e Dtn9e an prp,ninente Hebelen In Vir9t=
nien tn tire Gletoer oenabt bate.
0efAettert.-0 Die brttil1e Vri9 u0lpe
rY", Capt. Qacrpir, bon 9iip re Saneirp nit ct
ner 9aouna bon $500 Saden Gofee mad 8al-
tiinore unteripess, lief am 4. Suli BET Gurritnf
8eaG ouf ben Stranb. Die Qabung wnroe
tbetlwetie In Si6erbett ee6raAt, mar jeOpd be-
lhapiet, nas SGtf ,purpe cpnpemnirt, pa5 betBt
fit IeeuntiGtig erfldrt. Die NohrtHt fam, wie
Ote Saber In ben GrAange 9~teaotng Blooms
setsen, par& 8rtefe a n Elm bteliges @el4afts
bauS.
lin gIIdSfalI. = 0eltern Wfcrgen Stpt-
l6en 5 unO 6 ubr fam elm iun9er Marn, Na=
mems 8tharo DeGer, nit einem 0agen poa
DrUoutten BON @sltntnter an unD batte cas-
tliJluut III peC 9tHVt UtC OFuIttttN1tI. III OoiHe
pes NusreiBsnS Ietner 9ferOe, BON ietnem Wagen
b~erab5ultur3en unD iiG lhwer St Uerlesen, Gr
fel 70 un9liidli6, baB bic Raper bes Wa9ens
tim itber Die geine 9in9en uno %DteIelben an
mebreren @tellen 10 3erquetlGten, RAP pabrldein
lid e ne Nmputaticn pur9enpmmen tperpen muB.
terb1t9fettsbert6t. = Sn Der
seitern 3t gupe eesan9eten @p6e ltarben Tier
105 9erlonen, So mdnnlibe rnp so metbli1e,
5Ul9enpe8 iparen Die 6aupttpbeSur IaGen: sails
braune, puour6 2 @erlunen umfamen, SGptno<
luGt IA, Wa0erfu6t s., Gbolera Snfautum %,
SGarladfeber 2, SYpbuefeber 8, Grtruntsn 2,
5trn=G nt5inouns 1, %eunsen-Gnt3. l, gBo6en-
tett 3, Glitter 7, 3abnen 8, Gonpulionen 3, un-
tef. &inDerfrantbeiten 20, GeuAbufen 3.
Gon Den Gerltprbenen iparen 80 inter 1 Satr,
spil6en l uno 2 Sabren II, Sipii6en Is unp
20 S. 4, 3pilhen 20 unO 80 S. 5, 3pii2en 80
utO 40 S. 2, sptldsn 40 unp SO S. 8, spi-
den go uno 10 S, s, 3pilGen so nup 80 s. 2,
iber 100 Sabre 1. SOOt9eboren 8.
% Der gerltprbenen paren 6arbi9e, parunter
2 StlaSen.
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grifem sss SAMPLERS @umter BON epanien
entlaiiem.

1917
8DROn, Is. Suti. @apt. gB6ite BON Der
8arfe 2ouiIe Stlbam, zines Der S6ife, pel6e
Der Gebeaen=6aperer Sumter genpnlmen bat,
iareibt mad Bottom, paB er am g.. Suit nit $50
GCnuen :3uder ppn @ienfl,eeos auf paniihe
0eanung nad 8alntOutb, @nglanD, obsesan9en
let, uml ppYt Sr0re 3a erparten. ST Iast. DAP
ba8 Commencement Der Qlnliht lei, boB bic Ipa=
nii6eu @e1gbe Dem Goperer Sunter ni6t erlau-
BEN witroen pas Sdtf feit;ubaltcn-
Sin grief aus Gtlutfuesos pom 10. Suli 1ast
DdB Die Briieu tebt in @tenfue8U8 tpare,, aber
ni&t Dap fe GrtaubniB erbalteu wiirpen bort gu
bleiben.
Seine omerifanii6en @6ife fSnnen jcbt AMI
bieer Sniel etnen Gborter befOmmeu.
Gin mejterer 8rief (vpm 10. aus 6aSana)
1aat, Dap pie pantheon BebSrOen ben 8efebl err
lniieu b1tten, DAP Die 9riien pes Daunpfers Sum.
ter ipfort Den 6afeu p~erlafen mtBten.
glO6 Elm meiterer 8rief er3abIt enoltdt BAT
Der @enerazGa pttdn alien Drtlsn 8efebl ertbeill
Babe fa fort gu MAIDEN. Dies eelaob natlr.
lid in rletereinftmmung NIT per NeutralttatS=
grtldrung.
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Mus SORT Meo

Eprt M0nrpe, If. sub, Nadmittaes.
SD erfabre, ba6 bis jest 2 GieutendntS unp 10
@plcaten permiBt meroen. Or. Sslpps NrdT=
bent Der @eiunOtetts=@ pmmiliipn nit msbreren
@lit9liepern D~erieIben unO 6rn. 9tuisl Dem Cor
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ton in Den perl6ieoenen Bayern ltnO wUbnten
elmer @rprO6ung BON @apqero Rauune bet.
Sin Wafnauietts S6ilpwade purbe BON ct
mem 6etnOe in Den Nrn geihOden. Der Dam
pier Ct. Qaprence ging in See I'm Den 8traten
Self Davis %auf3uiplrer.
Sci @smaI0 YOint felt man tie Geberen
btn- uno b%erejlen, uup man elaubt, Da6 le bort
cine neue ma6tt9e 8atterie aufmerfen.