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ASen,orandn.

The following is list Of GAGS bales( the ,t' son-
signees Of the cotton on the steamer Won 70 FhRl,
DESTROYED by fire whilst on rwaY from Memp1is
ia this mort; is bales Gotten ] B Hood &eo-l5
j p Harrison & son--l0 Jurey I Harrisz3 Jen-
nings, ,Wiebs &eo-3 ] P Higgins &co-zl4J " Bur BuI'
feidzOn Lamb, Ouialan Gco--8l Lewis, 9 y Wost
81 Lowe & Bignon--25 Lacey, Terry &co 5a I =
Leaeh-56 MGreenwood y son-Sl Morrison "
Ii flsepr Beroier-733 Ober. Atwater ,keo-3 Me.
Greror &co--26 Payne, Huntington &co-2oO
Walker &co--15 r Pritchard &oo--6 R II Fraser
24R Tay1or-0O Rosser, Prothro &eo-T59 , . Y
al summers s Brannins-6l Tappi Diakman, Hill
Nco~zlsI Tlornhill s Richardson-t TITUS &eo,,-.
! ile TH&J III Alien--oo I henderson--lo
| yialaft BLACK See4-7 Winston, Morrison &co-50
| " d Pickeft--2T w J Robson-5 W I Bartldtt-25
Syands. Matthews &co-6 Wilderman Jensen
/ IA Blakemare, Woodbridge &eo-lt y u wayne =
I 81 Conner 8 seixas-l2 Carroll, Hoy &eo-25 u X
carroll Eeo-3 Campbell, Eckford &co--I Claton
+ Richards-l59 Dean, Adams i Calls Jaws
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sTEAMRoATs.

Pauline Carroll, White, from st Louis.
I,otus No Q, Shedden, from Jefferson.
Irene, Heath, from Shreveport.
Lafourche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Frances, Walker, from Mobile-P RR,
TowBo4Ts,
Bee MeCash, from St Louis, with barges.
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WATERING PLACES.

Y" "-A'1HESALNN N% T. A&ACHLsS'
SEA SHORE LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
WATERING PLACITs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
w Christian Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs and
PascGgoua on Saturdays.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
Cnmellns
GEORGE j. BLAEESLEY, Master,
viii hereafter continue her trips as follows:
TUESDAYS. ...ao'cock A. NJ Pontchartrain R. R. Train.
THURSDAYS O'Clock A. Il. :,
SATURDAYS, o'clock I'm. =.
Returning will leave
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Saturday will extend her trips to Pascagoula returning
Sunday. -
The above and departures will be regularly made nn
less prevented by bad weather or low water.
For further inform ttOn apply TO
COHEN NJ. s0RIA, 10 0srordele street,
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STEAMBOATS,. GE.a.MBoATs.
MOBILIZE.

MG2E8I.E LIZ.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT.
MORGAN DAILY LINE u s. MAIL STEAMERS.
Freight taken at REDUCED RATES, per new taltT
caves THURSDAY Nov 18Th the arrival of Tho p
Pentcnartratn Railroad tram.
BIOFg MOBILE DIRECF-THE NEW IRON
u low-pre6sure sida-wheel steamer
Mary.
A. L MYERS, Commander,
viii leave above. carrying the U. $. Mails.
For treisht or massage appIy to 1. O. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common Streets
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ R4l w Y - &&aS-s
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

GBw YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANF's STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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Forming Regular Semi Weekly Limo of Fine Ocean Steam
ships
LSGE NEW YGB1 DTREDT-gHE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR. ... .25O9 toms. Nelson, Commander
GUIDING starr. .2600 tons. Berry, Commander.
MISSISSIPPI Summer, Commander.
MERRIMACK 1900 tons. q. .yansice, Commander
HAVANA ..,...,.. 2O3O tons. Whitman Commander.
MONTEREY. .l401 tons. Edwards Commander.
MARIPOSA... .l4OO tons. Quick Commander
MATANzAS. 80. 400 tons. ...--, Commander.
MIsSO SOCRT l4OO tons, =. Hudson Commander.
Missouri,
HUDSON Commander
Wileave on WEDNESDAY, November II, at Mfrom the
Company's Wharf, in front of Jackson Square.
iSThe steamship
VANSICE, Commander,
will leave on SATURDAY November 18th, at A. NJ from
the Compsnys wharf, in front of Jackson Square.
Freight will received by this Line upon the Company
Wharf al all times during business hours and the rates TO
fregbt and passage will bs low by any oh9 regua
| line,
| yor freight or pNBsaQa Appiy 30
| WILLIAM CREEyT, Agent
80 Oarendelet street, New Orleans
c. K GARRISON, President
5 Bowling Green street. New YORK.
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FOR NEW YORK.
BLACK STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
To sail on SATURDAY, Nov II, at A. NJ, ..
Uqos NEW xoRK-rHE srLENDID STEAM
ship ,,,,,.
c, RYDER, Mastor,
viii leave as above from her wharf, foot Of Cont street,
Second District.
For freight Or passage apply to
DAVID MoCoARD, 162 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

Forming Regular Semi Weekly Iino of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

FOR NEW YORK
cRoMwELn's N Y. AND n. 0. STEAMSHIP LINE,
ToEsail en- SATURDAY, 17th inst at : A. NJ
T10R NEW YORK-TnE FAST AND REGULAR
George washington,
E. v GAGER, Commander,
will leave her wharf of Toulouse street. Second District
as above
First Cabin Passage ......,.......,....... 500.
ALFRED MoULTON,
| .... ...... IL Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

FOR RIO JANEIRo-ro SAIL THE 5rH DECEMBER,
POSITIVELY
TNOFg rR7O ,TANETR O-THE FINE, FAST.SAEL-
E ing, All British schooner FnYOFlte, - master;
having part her cargo engaged and soma WI
be made before the Isl ii Decemhe none will be received
~ j. NJ ORIOL, 60 Natchez street.
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New ForIea instsad by. GitF add coantE.
asrequIfed by law. and as his were. Th,
CH5O may PIUYt HH IIHPVTIHIII OIIt'
RSductiOm Of Tariffs.

RSducriOn of Tariffs.
NEwA YORK, Dec. ga special dispatch
| to the Commercial from Louisville saws
| AtRmeetng of merchants at the Chamber
OF Commerce it was resolved TO memorialfZe
the J4hgislature Of Georgiato to compel are
ductloq of the oppressiYely high tariffs of
Southern railroads, as q means Of protect
ing themiddle tlasses from Suffering dur
ing the winter. They saythe reason ofthe
high prices OF everything is on accodntpf
the heavy charges OF transportation Of. the
necessaries OF life. IgyyW .IEE hR
t The Dry G0ods market. tT4
The week closes witha better feeling IN
dry goods than wasapparent at the close
of last but business is still moderate.-
Prices have a heavy downward tendency.
There is no general decline in prices, bua
to-day one article is marked down by a
iobber to attract attention, and Tomorrow
another by some other person, until by de-
grees the whole'list is found to be 10 or 10
per cent. lower, These changes ip a few
kinds Of goods occur almost daily, and
when the stocks are eonsiderable-th is
still willingness to make CONCESSIONS
Prime makes Of all kinds of goods are,
hewevers quite firm from scarcity, and are
but little criterion of the very low price for
other goods. 9gt-'f rd -.. t7na VI y 80
The following changes I'm goods were
noted on the bulletin board at Stewards
this morning - Jamestown mills bleached
shirtings 1215c-a reduction of 2 cents;
Amoskeag ticks reduced DC; Pacific L,
brown goods l9@c; Atlantic Il, 1915;
Amoskeag denims 2712c-a reduction of
f>4N'i .a'a, Financial. ''' E2H' ,
The Commercials money article, says;
H.. Ia. n
are Iight at6J S@7c for prime names. There
is again a surplus of National Bank cur
rency In the banks, and loans in that form
are offered free of interest for short per
cents The tone of the gold market appears
TO favor a still further decline, shorts being
put out quite. freely and purchasers to
oYer-contracts may be expected toipro-
duce an upward turn.S $50 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N JULES ~ sJt'+AREIDiis RIA ~ 5lsa saIu
"EM.AIE@rD ,PARIS.D
.ThV New BcauhiipFg OF .tIlV Shin.

TESTtMONIAI q Epnu Ctsf.Rt,p az ~ nFs
= 1870 a TIyffTSI NHA|p"A ~ ~
M. o.F .k nAD.Fo. 300 luowligs2h ~
lnlssecret Of peaudiying the skin being known
only TO Messrs Jarel A Rene thew honorablv state
that il differs from ali other preparations. IL gives
10 the most harsh and frecked skin both the tokture
and colot nf po;sbot ;or,, l,I :,
."
~ ~ .aa,
as,,t anu 70 sue
w ~ wy " Ns9 f 'ns 81 Arh Az
~ .,, s az Il, =. =, !, :; ,,,sallfd Als 80
|, .nSs;t ~ ~ liz W "..a nps' Oonnaen'
= PFrgpt!itv 'ny Pugii. 'ue earH ~
SIa SI1aSmIpSH, IS,s V1 % yS,. ~, ,c,r, u,su
W. y, - ~ ,,1
70, ~ >, ME.
@ ~ Go>r,L So noUihhS i,.I.t - ME3dhfNss9if
lSyyp Vt,IP ,,,t, - iIs EMma WAL
~ fNitis ~ ~ .s nSI. ,Bun
.zsLysp = FyA MAAiSSSg aI,,if3lg HitiE5' nS5' MISS
-. 49,. X. Aunn3 ala Si,al tEnNi: M.
ana many others, whose high standing in the pre-
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FROM CANADA ''
Steamship srit1amia Supposed @ hoe

steamship Brittania SuPpOsedLOSt.
New YORK, Dec. S.-The Herald's To-
ronto Special says : All the militia in Mon
treal and country adjacent are under arms
and drilling. Stories are current of the in
tended seizure of $4,000 or 10000 arms BY
order Of Lord Monck. They are thought to
be stored near Montreal. 10 "Lf E
The steamship Brittania, of the Anchor
ember for, this port, since then,h34 days
ago, no tidings!have been received of her
whereabouts. Fears are ceutertained that
she las been lost. u -l-l -sy 2. ~
ALToNA, G. W., Nov. S.-The authorities
are watching numerous supposed Fenians.
1t is surmisedthey may intend firing prom
inent buildings. FFaf a..T1 "a
Great dissatisfaction is expressed here at
the respite granted the Fenian prisoners
Several inches of snow fell yesterdsysfi
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Na,isnni vTffIfS.Ir;iy. A,vIum,,

-1,.,IT -T.I T5 5ll lll1 NJ fTN1IFFTT HNrfW0dH
NEW DIRK fDec,af6. .--The Commercial
says, The National Military Asylum Board
9as determined to s,locate an, Asylum at
milwaukee, and another in Ohio.
The Senate will pass over the Presidents
veto. the acts admitting Colorado and Ne
braska. haf tiAhs.lir =, 20
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New York, stoclS lIa,rIket-
new York nIarket-Dcc. s.FliEes s.

lEEYYnnInT1RN0ogpll;a lEYnnInT1RN olp A. ,os,o..s. =.
es lOCSi0 80 for Common 10 medinm extrs WsStSrn:.
10 Oos II - for cQpPop p goyd spippipg brapas
aI sR9pn ~, noqp nqois W op@ttWr t4de pMns,
i"%vHsI WuISWYIu SI1IIug nq9let --------
WLE;AT1withCdt decided change at u Jf
~ w ytS tSSlimwauukee' m.auee' .YdIAd
RARTl pW9kSsa.sg .olaspp ~ .uaiisssel a,nslsg
SUhsnNTILreg9ar ~ ,d uusetteda and A4 "a elpf
a.sd 81 IogI II IN store and y fQreloF
Cbisseo an9 "a na IA petseFi tpEEf
N1iiHSnS20LanId N1iiSnS2 ana mllWaukee nOafssni asss ssrrga
SiTrtsTpne II hlnfaBias lssof siEgsitsH slsaisasf
M0I u, " ,,gi ooffgH ~ asfissls tnat4a
PFTpni III DHlli WIi,.g a, 4 III
VII ~ zse Ienned ln ponqs "A
toS 80 -
, ~ ock sole more @ Mntye ~
ssc oS yTes s s
MoOls1sstsAd Slgitll better demand st5IK@gn
4Sc for nSd lnsee ~ 1s6
MIA ~ t'" i9P
PORK-oniet IA staod ?. eoo oos "a a. !. :. W
mess elosiSa M S2G Al essh Soo IsSa 5 =,
mess ana SlS@lS % f3r prime Also 100 bFIsneW
DRE III - r. syteis ~! u -! January:
REEE II < MS@nn III Is"'9'
lBkGDN-nA RI, nad;s sil9J T9iygJ b91H "a
iI + 1gFl ~ ts.,,s1ias,,n. .,s tisl,faz
W W mEh LS-Duil und hedVy5 eBl0c TOT shoui-N
uGrsR nREss Es H1ffS haas sl1s1IEasl
ernt ~ it'''J s''suS' 'ytSs1asstpFI "estsd
L1AkD1steady and qgiet a's tl''H it.ai's. ~
.,-,----. = = -. -. ,ai.lose ~
NeWHOrk kWhOlesale PROottc6 MurireeA
| -Nen m i1f hr7 NRv5fY otikt I1saf1hy as6Ai1gs
pn ga. .It.auuti "a ..5sSs1 = IA ,,,.1 -.
;,bt ~ sssuo mss much p huepressea duriag tne Week
eneycea 70 seE extent wlthout holders tuhmtt gia
70 9eciine nesvy arrivals toget9er wthaf
Iev,ine ~ gpu anu iess IAyoranle Eqrgpeau
note decline Of 40 glbc on low grades. aud el0f5m
on aedilm ~ 1n end hE1 r4dss stock ineTeassa tIo
aDout prls, ple more ~ an hall the Atnoupt
held T a. the same period last yesr ,5..,e .Bass
noae ruieo neevy ~ toto:oAF further deciino5s
t ~ ysyl accspHl " apq Wglte Winter;N
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS !
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These DROPS area scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
pOsitiYGrendSrinet them areliAbie, speedy and cor
tan specific fcf the cursofal obstructiOns and sup
prs6sio1s q nature Their popularity is indicated
By ths fact over 100 900 bottles are annually sold
and eQnsnnsd ~ tie ladies' of the United States.
oveFy one Of WHOM speak in The stFVpgest terms Of
praise Of thgiEaFeat merits. They rapidly tai
ing the place Of every other Female Remedy. aud
arc qonsidered hEall who know aught, Of sthens q
thsSofsst aAfest and most infallible prepsratonin
the world. for the cure of all female complaints. the
repoyAl Of Al obstrpationa of nature, and the pre-
molten Of health. regularity and strength Explicit
directions stating when they nay be used and ex !,
planning Hheh and why dhey sh6hld not. nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
~ dAtdf6a chosen laws, Wlllibe found carefully
folded afea6d each bottle, with the written sigma
tureo J6Hn u hroN, WithoutFhich none are gem
uino.nolH isiaii Eso Fsf b se3 ali 81 ,3lpf wa
IYgDstSd By pr. ) oHF y, Lyon. isS Cha1s's 4
street. New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
either personally ~ nail inciosing stamp con
oorninea prlVato diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold dby brusEisss sEeryyyhsre%s, .nv 30 2g
a,isr. .General Agontsf@ b.os and Canadas.s
0onXNfoIWlV ~ = 1f tivtoHlN Ia fnV rs --ft1l
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FROM NEW YORK,
The Mayors Nominee for street Com
missioner ReiecIed-A Alaver Con-

The Mayors Nominee for street Com
missioner Rejected-A SLAYER Con-
demned.
New YoRK,o Dec. Sat meeting of the
| Board of Aldermen yesterday, the Mayors
nomination of Emanuel B. Hart for the
| office of Street CommissionerIWas rejected
/ by vote of 8 to 6.
Judge Benedict, Of the U. s. Supreme
] Court, yesterday ordered the condemnation
and sale by default of the bark Kate, an
| alleged SLAYER. Proceedings against the
vessel were commenced in July, 1S60 and
carried by.appeal to the Supreme Court
which affirmed the condemnation.
| The steamship Queen, which sailed to-
day, had some 300 passengers, mostly
males, and supposed to be Fenians. my,
The Preparations for War. 5ass
The Herald's Rio. .Jaueiro correspondent
| says that war preparations are making in
| all haste. Recruiting and enlisting was
being pushed at every point and the draft
was going on in the city. The Argentines
loss at Curapatia was 2,07S the whole
Allied loss being 4,02s. uaj 0a
The Amendment Rejected by tho Ala.
{C bama Legislature. -
The Worlds Montgomery (Ala) special
says the Legislature rejected the oOnsttu-
ticnal amendmenF by 27 to 3 in che Senate,
and go to s in the House.. The bill incorpo-
rating the New Orleans, Mobile and Chat
tanooga railroad has become a law.
Affairs in southern Georgia.
The Heralds Western Georgia ,corres-N
pdndence says that since the elections in
the North the people in,that portion of the
| State are making up their minds to subms-
sion to the will of the majority. Their
rAc MOI hoa h.,
decidedly fors the better; they 7acuuiesce
cheerfully In plans for the education of the
negro, and devote theirbest energies to re-
trieving their ruined fortunes, and are CO.
operating heartily In the erection of man
ufactories and railroads. The cotton and
corn crops have been failure,atld planters
universally complain of the 1aziness OF the
negroes. -
The Herald's Richmond correspondence
says there are number of members of the
Legislature who will notifavor the ratifica-
tion of the constitutional amendment if
they could be persuaded to show their.
hands. The Governors influence in that
direction amounts to little,or nothing,
ArticlsS for the Paris Exp osition. 3l
The ship Harpswel1 clears to-day for
Havre with 2l94 boxes consigned to United
States Commissioner General Beckwith,
for the vi Paris Universal Exposition.
The packet ship Mercury is now ready to
receive the remaining accepted articles for
the exhibition at pierre, North river. They
should be forwarded without delay TO the
above named vessel, with express OF freight
receipts, to. the United States general
agent J. O. Derby, No. 40 Park Row, New
York. o1 5ilm OF ~ hgHpai 9d iilU ttitg1 lsc
To pc ConteSyed.o W " : 'i''li's'
=.
Judge Connolly intends to contest the
election OF RIB; Connolly as, Comp ptroller,
fof the reason that. his ballots were in
dorsedB" For Comptroller of the City Of
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C0NTAGl0US1 1DHaEASES.-Watsr must
be aahptsd 10 tho natuFegof tie ish. Or there will
be no Increase; tbs soil must adppte TO the seed
or there will be small returns; and ihehuman body
must contain impurities oE there cwill be siok-
meas. The man whose bowels and blood have been
alesnaod byafeWe gFqtuutil yiiehss 10 Li svil -.
I5s sEaqBRAHDRETHPTLLS! % no5saigaai
may walk through infected distFietsu Without fear,
"Thalifa q the fegllia IN The hlO0dsY TO secure
hsaisk We must UBk BRANDRETHS n shp-
cause We cannot be sick but from npheslthy accu-
mulations in the bowels of,ths blood which Bran
dreths Pillsre4ove; this method is following Ma
ture; and Is safe. and has STOOD THE TEST OF TINE.
See X. Brandreth in white letters In, the Govern
mentstamp., Sold.by ell Dfuggists. y
dec3-d&Wlm -
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~ hCIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELOR,S HAIR nYE,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only frss and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous No disapPointment. No ridicu-
the III effects of Bad Dyes Inyigorates the hair,
leaving 1t sOft and beautiful The genuine is sisn-
ed WiHtdm A. BdtcheLor. All others are mere imi-
tations, and should be avoided. Sold by all Drug
gists and Perfumers. Factory, 81 Barclay street,
Now York. decl0- l&Uly
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Con. NodgVick,s OperatIona.

GALVESTON, TExAs, via, New ORLEANS,
Dec. 7.-Flake's Bulletin has Brownsville
dates of the I'd of Decembep lSubSequspt
to the reception of Sheridan's dispatches
Sedgwick appointed Il. Sheridan,a civil
ian, a commander and demanded the sur
rendefQfsC Celgales and his troopsaS prison
ers of war to the United States, Capales
replied that he would rather surrender to
Escabedo, and did So Sedgwick-agreeing.
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HEShaoved frOni hiS ola Omce. =
DIR. AsgB WILtIAliSs West BrOadRas. neAl
High street. polpmbpQ, Ohio. has devoted himsel
or saibA Of 3eafs the trea mont of certain pri
vats diseases. HemAy beconsulted At hil oface-
BreadsG,. hsaf tbe ExsAaI1t BAntI Ri, sa 81 y,
en~sSn Esb Gshi
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eine wiz wv fysffTS' - - oN''.-'' mo-
MBiE Horst Aaron pr Ior iYLIntha e.,Iv
pift of Febr,,nTy ips5 / xas snaaring fronn : 80 W
el6bf cousht fof WIZ Ind been trcstsd 5nrino
iSit,.Snt6s ntsx;ouAf x;ibhat herast TSsd Ninst
S,oeats Nb,cb oomnstsIy s n1u 'ys yh
evening. hosrseness would come on which WonIJ
prevent M from sueakine above = whisneT 10 / 'bsS
then had two attseks of beed;ng from the iungs -
Nv Eamiiy Pb vSioIan assured ma that ha con1J do,
no more for ~ was erowina rapidly worse and
had been eonpeled 10 leave bnsiness for nearIr ty
mOnths7 Aim ,svmntor,s jndicSted 'unMis}aL.o
BIZ, the pfeSence Of CONSJj MPTiON. In he be-
einnins If February, Nj. HENRY fisher. TfsSSa
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Chicago marIxet-Dec. Q.

The week closes with an extremely dun YisfSa4Pek"
for produce Of alL kinds, aud prices favor hnssfs
notwithstanding declsne Of 30 cents per barTnkin y
rairead freights to New York 49, et
= FL0UR-The market Is almost staEnant. eSaies
lcO brls Of white wner Michigan at Sls so r6a vim s
WHE AT7Sales 10000 hush Mol at 81 olaa oa -
pribeipsly az the inside figure; and No2 at ii R 49,
9l 20: doin elevator at 81 5S ti.l .Ga Sh5 siiiff
9 gORN-Closed rather better, at slkc forNosE sai
RYkaTaSSttSlsn lsn GTlllllns Gls sAies ~ Igas
p. BARREY-Dull meagre sales at so9eoc forsE6esig1
P0RK-Mess pork scarcely SO firm as xesterddssyr-
small sales st sl1 759ls 90 cash, aEd saus
H0GS-Dressed hogs Csc higher with sales at "a Is
Lgo 20. -r.L -. .-IL..r...-fI g.. ;, Y -
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A,rticles for the Paris EXP ositI on
To be OonteIrged.

Judge Connolly intends to contest the
election OF RIB; Connolly as, COMPTROLLER,
fof the reason that his ballots were in
dorsed /" For Comptroller of the City OF
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San, FRANcIsoO, Dec. THE Defenders
of Mexico, an organization lin Che interest
of Juarze, held a meeting in this city last,
evening, and organized battalion and
elected officers. They propose 70 sail for,
Mexico on the llth tof December, fully
armed and equipped. .nahdaioiier their SER
vices to the Liberal Government. u-Ip-StA
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- MNM
COW iMERGIAl lAA SV
New Y orig Money rEnrIrUr-=Dec,

\ MONEY-Steadv at G97 per cent
j STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady at 10ok8
llO0h uct aWNG n rIHtfdhV WI
.GQLD-Heayy and lower; opening At y, closing
sFP etiIEAToiAi exports specie cdsy S5fLOOp, 4,
10y ERNMENT sToc zsT any decided
W T~rs'' .....,,. rol salrGm Kis
% New York; ,steciS N rketrungeseMW
Stock marketquiet.a Closing b7ie6pzOKiB n Sjs4
sIssippi certiheates Q9<: Westee UHln6 1elesfAlH
401 u oR Yorc 0entral 01<. Effe uI54, dO1efeand
y Pittsburgh Sl1f,1 Qdsopt,l22; Mehig4n, Central
llg9%; MICHIGAN Souihcfn S9h; Illinois Central ll9;
Cleveland T0ledOll0 R0cts add 9CO1f sthN6Stl
era 5s'Si DO preferred 9O4s; Fott.W hy1d ledx.
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steamer Explosion
John H Surrn1t,

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-The Herad's Wash
ingtonI'pecial says 1t is expected that John
Fl. Surratt will make certain revelations
that will inculpate parties hitherto unsus-
,pected. .,....,g
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The wonderful progress Of Medical
A Hoctence during the pdst stS years only,
Amskes II pOssibe-for tho consci cientious
AVW fhysciau to declare, now, that CoNsUMp-
IloNis ~ CERT AINLY cUREWas iHtermtt.
iens fsVer, and as CERTAINLY PREvENr-
81 q ensgV Poo, Rec. 0zoytss b. Ffgo. N D.,
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Oswego mnrIkei . LsTT

FLoQRl EDdlr snd unchapesad Al AZ biN,E
spring. 30 Eoffed winter ei4 as f0f vii of A
WHEAf-- Nominal: No. n Chicago bpiifr ht,d ~
Q0RN-lrregplar aud quiet sdi y slasrrs s'f a
BAkDhH--Qulata and liominal. yAl1sl8 liH sf8thlh
E@ouiot ana ADninhl unncl " u neifrr go,