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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-11

For Coughs and coles. and Their IL no better rtme-
dy known for curing quickly these complaints than
Mra DIT. Fosters Cough Mixture. Give IL q trial
and be convinced OF the fact Also, Browns
Trochea, WistaT's Lpzengers, Cough Secrets, Ii
queF ce Lezsngers, Tar drops and and Al. The besl
Known Cough Lozengers OF the day, at
FOSTRRS ORIG STORE
Front and West Stfeete
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1115. THE TIE MGN SaEt OF LIB
that we Will still continue to sell at TX ACrLY
HALF PR CE, from THREE 20 FIVE styie, Of our
most desirable Gods every day. IN THE PRO
PORTION OF ONE ARTICLE AT II ALE PRICE
Tor every 81 50 purch .se1 for CASA from regular
STOCK at present reduced rates.
BARGAINS AT ID : LF PRICRfor Wednesday and
Friday Will be
superior chemises ruried price 81 rs, for CSC.
Muslin skirts, IL tucks price CSC, for 4Sc.
Drawers Of WamHusta muslin price 81 for &c.,
Canton anne drawers price 5Oc, for 4OC
AT lilo CHESTNUT 81 X SET, 1873 AND 80 NORTH
EIGHTH STREET.
Hoop sKIRTs.-s very style and price, in all the
most desirable shapes and szes. kolled hoop skirts
one-thiTd price.
PANIEk BUsTLRs, e5 varieties, prices greatly
reduced a. Is. 90 zs Z 49, 81 40, 49, 90, &C. GO, 65
70, tic, &C 10 10 81.
CORSETS. COkSE CT We have the largest as-
sortnent in America at prices from 70 70 40 per cent
lower " an prices OF one year ago. C0rsetB at 30 3d.
20 81 94c 81, SlO, $i.2;, &C., up to 3d. Best ST. 10
u -, tlol 81 10, 81 and o. GoTsets ever offered.
BhCkEL'S coo lone cOrsets. The best woven corset
made, iOr - Just reduced from $3.50. a handsome
holiday present.
LADIES UNDERG ARMBNTS.- tne, large
assortment Just received Night dresses, 81 to s.
cnemlses tOc. TO 81, 50 musu sklrts, I5c TO IS -
drawers, 6Oc 10 SkI5 aprons, 1885, 10 $lSS, &C.
Cne article at half price for every $3.50 cash pur-
chase. Can and See bargains.
WIN. T. HOPKINS.
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Just Received and Opened
full and excellent assortment OF perfumeries
and fancy gOods sui able for the holidays
A large stock Of nrst-class buckskin gloves cha
mois skins, niger co.'s, ETC., etc.
fresh and large STOCK Cf No. sage, sweet ma
lone thyme, pure ground BLACK and cayenne pepper.
A choice ahsortment Of Havana and other cigars,
togeth with the different brands OF hne cut and
chewing tooac. o.
POLO, nair oil, restoratiyes, pom dss, hair dyerB
tooth powders, hair brushes COMBS &c.
A nne selection OF neckties collars cuffs etc at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and " est streets
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The delay 10 CONFIRMING Judge williams Aris-
% more from personal feeling and private die
appointment than any other.causs, Twenty other
men we're named for the place, not one Of whom
would do better than Judge Williams and Of the
whole twenty none can be named whose record
gives better promise Of = conscientious and sat
isfactory judicial career. He will be confirm
~ be deserysso be.
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London has sad time with ito fogs Yester-
day morning, the mist was again 80 dense that
there were numerous accidents both in the
streets and on the Thames. The hospitals are
rusd with people who were run over or other
wise wounded. On the river three persons
were killed by collisions between various crafts.
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Fine Extracts
For the handkerchief,at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid Kennel and iaVoring extracts
for cooking. Essence Jamaca Ginger, Citrate Of
hagnesia, DC. Gum Camphor 80 cents per pound.
W. T. ALRICHS, Druggist
300 Delaware avenue, Opposite the Baptist C6urch)
PTatts Astral OIL
For sale in any quantity at the very lowest market
Tatea. Authorized agents for Delaware.
q. FOSTER APoTHECARY,
Front and West SIS.
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GALE EXTRAORDINARY.
Immense Sacrifice.

10000 worth of Fancy Goods and European Nov
etleI, TO be closed out regardless OF COST Elegant
bronses, vases, toilet SETS card receiVera Ru sia
leather goods WORK baskets boxes, desks d. essinE
cases, toilet and gilt mounted gOOis large size silk
and satin fans, plain and elegantly psnted st. ox-
diGsd ana silver leWelry and ornsmen ., sig cling.
ham, and alpaca umbrellas OF The best french and
Anglish makers. Goods superior In quality and
prices "a low a. tie lowest.
II. DIXON,
South 9Th street, between Chestnut and Market Sta
FoySs,lR PHILADELPHIA
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will hereafter make . specially OF the treatment
OF hf art disease and Kidney and Dropsica Alice
tions and can be consulted Al ali times at my ONCE
Front and West Strtets.
Ms. C. FOSTER. u. D.
Also, on hand full and oomplete assortment OF
Trusses, Brac, 9, supporters, Suspensories and
syringes for FemAlea
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For BARRIERS use, the cheapest and best in the mar.
ket, together with q o de line OF bArhers soaps,
brushes, combs, sponges, powders and barbers sup-
plies generally at the very lowest cash prices Call
and see at FOSTERS DRUG sTORR
Front and Waat afraafn
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We have the pleasing information, privately.
that funds have been promised for the payment
oftthe public school teachers, for the month Of
November. Their checks will be ready for them
By Saturday or Monday.
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Hon. John 9. Conner, ex-member OF Congress
from Texas, died in Washington yesterday, OF
congestion Of the bowels,
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The Coon.Room Of the nody.

The food that has been cooked In TIE ktchen nj st
be re-cooksd In the stomach before It can be ap-
piled to the norit hment OF the body. AS a mea,
OF facilitating this second cooking, 10 where
the process is slowly and implicitly performed
Hostetters stomuch Bigters ia invaluable. 1t pro-
notes the generation Of heat IN the living la oFa.O-
~ in which the crude materials for building up and
recruiting the human frame are turned into con-
Vertible Aliment But this Is not all II acts ben
nciA y upon the cellular membrane which secretes
the gastric juice, upon the iiver, which ducea
hat natural Laxative, the biz, upon the vessels
which receive the aigested fIOd and upon the aB.
sorbenta which connect the digestive organs with
the channels Of circulation. II any portion Of this
complex machinery Is out Of ord' the BlttsTs will
set It right, thus promoting vigorous digestion,
healthy secretion and the production Of pure rich,
nfe-suStaining blood.
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TITO N0VE WoIIIoUV TOT HUDFUTBs
most Important Invention. SOD BY the Elastic
Truss Co.. No 6ss Broadway. N. y. CITY. II retains
Rupture Absolutely in ease and comfort, night and
day at all times and under all circumstances with
out any exception whatever IN any case, and should
never be taken on during the shirt time requisite 70
eject permanent cure. Sent By mail. Circulars
free. any Druggist or Physician VIII order this new
Truss for you without charge.
mylA snd " COW WV
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Sprrtal Aotirts.


Luncheon, dinner and supper table, LEA 4 PER
RIMS worcestershire Sauce is Indispensable.
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York,
oct, lb-lyeod Agents for the United StAteR
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Or. caFVln's EiiKIE of Tar,
In recommended BY regular Medical practitioners
and q speedy cure guaranteed for Colds, Coughs,
CAtArrh, Asthma, BTonchita, splitting Blood, Con-
sumption ana all Pulmonary Complaints. Scrofula
RryGiRelAs, Dyspepsia AND Govt Dysentery, Chol-
era-mOrbus, Cholera and all liver and bowel COM
plaintA Kidney Diseases and all affections OF the
UrinAl organs-periecty harmless-fres from Nine
raj or Alcoholic properties-pleasant 10 take and
never known 70 iAil-PriCe $40 per bottle. Full
particulars with medical testimony and certificates
cent on application. Address L. r. HYDE CO.,
1876 Seventh ARenne. New York.
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DRESS grimmiuas. &r.

lust RECEIVED
A New and Beautiful Assortment Of
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
AND
MkRINo UNDRRw RAR,
FOR LADIES. GEHfs AND CaILDRkH.
Also. an elegant assortment OF
EMBROIDERED ZEPHYk WORK, ZE HYRs,
GERMANTOWN WOOL woOLLkN YARNS,
&C, &C.
8. n. STA rs,
No. 4l7 Market Street
ocp WILMINGTON, DBL.
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The Beckwlth $40 Portable Sowing
Machine.
On 20 days trial: many advantages over all. Salts
faction guaranteed or So refunded. Sent complete
with fun directions. Beckwith Sewing Machine
Company, ss2 Broadway New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February r.--Cotton dull; sales,
1913 bales: uplands, 2ic; Orleans, 2i3c.; let re-
cepts to-day, 9sB bales gross e5e bales silesoS ex
port loo bales sales Tor future days, S,Ino naleS
middlings, 2l2I8c. net receipts lal bales gross,
O1 haes: exports to Great Britain, 81 blleS; gales
$40 bales; stock, 1908 bales
GALVESTON, February ll.-Cotton weak; ordf-.
nary isc; good to ciinary, s G; net s,e 5eee,R.
coastwiae, 1,793 bales. Sales, l,loo bales STOCK,
72,24 bales. -
MEMPHIS, February ll.-Cotton dull; middlDgs,.
2oc.; receipts, e,isl bIle5 shipments l,4IS bales
stock, 27,475 bales.
AUGUSTA, February ll.-Cotton unsettled mic.
dng5 1.sl receipts. sos bales sales, 5os bales
PHILADELPHIA, February I1.-Cotton quiet; mid
MOBILE, February 11.--Cotton quiet; middlings,
l9ic; net receipts, a,l59 bales Exports.To Great
Britain, 6,o.5 baes: coaswise, AZ bales Sales l,Qo
bales; stock, Jo..33 bales.
CHARLESTON, February 1I.-Cotton quieti mid
dlings l9kl l3sc.; good ordinary, lst 0lS3c.i ord-
nary, l7M7tc.: net receipts, l,sG3 bales; saeA SEQ
bales; stock, 42l57 bales.
SAVANNAH, February 1l.-Cotton quiet; mid
dIinys l9lc.; net receipts, 2,730 bales kxporfs-To
Great Britain - bales. Sales, eli bales stock, 5l-
10: bales.
WMMIHGTcS, February 1l.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlngs Ivtc net receipts, 26i bales; saes s6 bales;
stock. o,2sl bales.
SORFoLK, February l1.-Cotton dull; low mid
dIinrs lOc net receipts, 1895 bales; exports coast-
wise 1880 bales: sae $40 b.les; stock, sso2 bales.
BALTIMoRE. February lI.-Cotton quiet; mid
dliucs. 2osg021.c; net receipts 1S7 Daes gross re-
ce!pts, S52 bales exports los pales eaes
NEW ORLEANS, February ll.-Cott9n-!emand
slack; good ordinary, lsc. I: low mddluS5, lsfc.
midd!ings, 13a GI9tc. net receipts, l3,Ili pueS
gross receipts lsy bales S,hea to-
day, l,.uo bales; ast evening" 5000 baics seock'
l9l ,5o2 bales. .~~saas
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 11.--For the West
crn Gulf States, westerly to northcrly winds,
lower temperature. and clear and clearing
weather, and these conditions extend on
Wednesday over the Eastern Gulf States,
Tennessee, and Kentucky.
For the South Atlantic States. fresh and
brisk easterly to southelly winds, cloudy
weather. and rains, the former vecring to
westerly and northcrly Oh Wednesday night,
with clearing weather.
For the Middle States, winds shifting to
nortkcastcrly and southeasterly during We'd
nesday, with increasing cloudincss, and with
rain on Wednesday afternoon and evening
in the southern and western portions.
For the New England States, northcrly to
westerly winds and clear weather on We'd
ncsday, but winds shifting TO northerly and
westerly OH Wednesday night, with incrcas-
ing cloudiness.
From Missouri northcastward over lower
Michigan and Ohio, eastcrly to northcrly
winds. c'oudy weather, and rain and snow,
the winds gradually backing to northcrly
and westerly during the day and evening,
with clearing weather.
From Kansas to upper Michigan and Min
nesota, rising temperature and partly cloudy
weather.
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DIRECT TRADE AND IMMIGRATION.
So The Stain Of Reputation must be
Removed

ATLANTA, February 11.-Russcl Sage, Of
New York, writes to Charles 4. Nutting,
chairman Of the House Finance Committee,
in reference to the bill now before the Legi$-
laturc authorizing the issue of Sl,200,0O0
eight per cent. bonds. He says the bill is
unohicclionahle, but the stain of reputation
must be removed before the State bonds OF
Georgia could be disposed of either in New
York OF Europe at anything like the price
that the great and influential State of Gcor-
gia is entitled to command.
John a. Stewart, Duncan Sherman. Nor
gan, Bliss & Co.. and Drcxel, Morgan & Co.,
concur i'll the views of Russell Sage.
The joint Finance Committee of both
Houses have under consideration the message
from the Governor III reference to the finan-
cial condition Of the State. The views of line
Governor and the Treasurer will he given to-
night.
in the committee there is Il feeling to levy
a direct tax OH the people for $1,000, 900
rather than the bonds rcpudiatcd by the last
Legislature should not be paid.
AUGUSTA. February 11.--Tbc Gcorgt'
State Agricultural Society met here to-day,
the attendance being unusually large. Gene
lal y. Il. Colquitt presided. During to-day 5
session a committee was appointed to me-
noriaIizc Congress in favor of the Atlantic
and Great Western canal. The committee
includes, besides Gcorgans, North and South
CaroIinans, TcnnessceanS, and New Workers.
Tic Convention OF Direct Trade and I'M
migration also assembled here, with five
>tatcs represented. The object of the Con-
ycntion is to perfect plan for bringing Eli
ropean immigrants to the South, and to Sc
cure a line ot steamships between the South
Atlautic ports and Europe. The only action
to-day was mcmcriaiZin" the Georgia Lrgis-
laturc to adopt some immigration measure
before adjourning.
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How A WOMAN CORNERS HEN.-Wben q
woman has hen to drive into coop she
takes hold of her hoops with both hands,
shakes them quietly toward the delinquent,
and says, "SheW. there" The hen takes
one look at the object to convince herself it's
a woman, and then stalks majestically into
the coop, in perfect disgust Of the sex. A
man don't do that way. He goes out doors
and says, at is singular nobody in this
house can drive hen but myself" and pick
ing up stick OF wood hllrls it ut the Offend
ing biped, and observes, Get in there, you
thief" The hen Immediately loses her rea-
son and da>hes to the opposite end of the
yard. The man straightway dashes after
her. She comes back again with her head
down, her wings out, and followed by
an assortment of stoye-wood, fruit
cans, and coal-clinkers, with much-puif-
ing and very mad man in the rear.
Then she Skins up on the stoop and under
the barn, and over fence or two and around
the house, and back again to the coop, all
the while talking as only an excited hen can
talk, and all the While followed by things
convenient for handling, and by man whose
coat il on tie ground, and whose perspira-
ton and profanity appear to have no llmlf.
Bv this time the other hens have come out TO
take hand in the debate and help dodge the
miSsiIes---and then the man says every hen
Oh the place shall be sold in the morning,
and puts OIL bis things aud goes down street,
and tile woman donS her hoops and has
every one of those hens housed and content.
ed III two minutes, and the only sound heard
on the premises is the hammernS by the
oldest boy rs lie mends tue broken plckets'
D1ni1,,.y Neyrs
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Terrible Cyclone at. Aspinwall.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF SHIPPING
AND OTHER PROPERTY.

New YORK, February ia cyclone at
Aspinwall on the Goth utimo caused great
destruction. The storm was so sudden that
many vessels in the bay and at the wbarves,
unable to get to sea, were wrecked. The
steamships generally escaped.
The three-masted schooner Royal Arch. of
Boston, with coal for the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, was driven stern first through
the company's moat, at which she was lying.
The bark Orient, of Boston, was driven on
the French wharf, and wrecked it as well as
herself Several other vessels sustained
damage. Other sailing vessels were saved
by the active eXerticns of the Panama rail-
road people.
The damage done to the Pacific Mail wharf,
with whale oil and other produce on it, can
not be loss than 100000. Onc-half of the
French wharf was carried away, with two
carloads of indigo on it. The Liverpool
Company's wharf also suffered much.
1t may be asserted that there is not n
sound wharf to-day in Aspinwall. Very
fortunately, the steamer Henry Chauncey
kept outside, and thus escaped the storm in
the harbor. The brig Gilmore Meredith
became. total wreck on the reef. A boat
from the shore, in attempting to reach her,
WIS upset, and two Aspinwall men were
drowned.
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NEW YORK AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, February 1l.-NIrs. Forrest
known as Mrs. st. Clair, applies for dover
in the late Edwin FORESTS estate, claiming
that lie was never divorced from her.
A number of French residents here arC
cndcavoring to establish Il settlement in tbi'
vicinity for Alsicc and Lorraine immigrants
to be called New Slrasburg.
The physicians appointed to examine into
the mental condition Of Ga9ney, under sen
Leuce of death at Buffalo for tho murder O.
lis wife, pronounce him sane, and say hi;
case is one Of teigncd insanity.
BUFFALO, y. j., February 11.-Thc jury
pronounce Gafiney some. lie hangs Friday
Erie DiyisicEis and Profits.
New YORK. February 11.-Erie has dc
clartd dividend of three and one-half or
preferred and one and thrce-quaiterS or
common stock. The net profits OF the roat
Tor the year are over &2,090,00o.
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An IMPROVED BALLoT-Box.-Mr. Charles
W. Oliver, of Boston, has constructed bal.
!ot-buX which would prove an etlectual pre-.
yentiye to ballot.stuthng and most of the
frauds committed ut elections. A large num-
Der of boxes, revolving on cylinder, are SO
placed that the INSPECTOR cln easily see whe-
ther more than one vote has been deposited
at time. The cylinder moves two indica-
tors on di;lI ut the outside of the box.
whereby the exact number Of votes every
hour is made known to the public By this
means the public will know ut the closing OF
the polls exactly how many votes have been
cast, and if more than one vote has been
given in any case the indicators will also show
it, as only q single vote in the different boxes
affects these indicators. A roll of ballots
would be counted as one vote. Balot-stui-
ling would be made obsolete by the inyen-
ton.
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SEwING-M MAcHINEs.-The Boston Globe
gives some interesting statistics of the sew
ing-machine trade. 1t says: 1t is estimated
that the profits for the last ten years on the
sewing. machines manufactured in this coun-
try amount to $200,000 900, and the estimated
profits in 1871 S20,000,000. In 1872 at least
100000 machines were made, and, allowing
that 100000 Of them were exported, the seve-
raj companies must have received at least
s25,0o0,O00 for the 100000, S5,000,0UO cover
ing the cost of manufacturing and patent
fees. 1t is well known that the sewing-ma-
chine patents are about to expire, and there
is a formidable combination of interests at
Washington to lobby their extension through
Congress. There are about twenty-five sew
ng.machiue companies in the United States,
tive Of them manufacturing probably three
iourths Of all the machines produced. The
nominal capital of these twenty-five compa-
MICS is about $20,000,0O0, and in addition to
the profits Oil sales the leading ones divide a
"royalty" on the various patents used by the
"tributary" companies, as they are called.
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EniIrnHts Accident.

ERIE, Pa, February 1.-THE Erie ex-
press going west, On the Philadelphia and
Erie railroad, encountered broken rail ten
miles west of Ridgway at 4o'clock this morn
ing. The engine and haggaec-car passed
safely over, but two pasScnser-cars wcnt
down the cmbankmcnt some six or eight
feet. The slccping.car remained on the
track. One of the cars turned over on its
top and the other on its side. Fifteen per-
sons were hurt, but nene received very Sc
rious injuries. The train WAS running very
slow at the time, otherwise tho accident
would have resulted more seriously.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

Colonel York, Pomeroy's betrayer, led q
regiment of colored troops in the war. Since
then he has been editing newspaper In
Montgomery county, kansas.
Edwin Emm, of Southampton, England,
having been arrested three times on account
of mistaken identity, has gone mad in con-
sequence.
Henry Ward Beccher is in no danger OF
bankruptcy. His salary as pastor Is pa, ,cVV;
as editor OF the Chr1sHdn Union Sl0, ,00o, ana
US lecturer, &C., say $4,000 more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

Owen Burgess, of Danbury, is in the
Bridgeport jail. A nice man he Il. Here
Dan6ury has gore to work ut great expense
to build handsome brick Jail, with hot and
cold water and gas, and put pinnacle and
French roof on it, and done everything pos
sible to furnish it with the comforts OF home
and this Burscss-thjs man who pretends TO
be a Danbulan and have the interest OF his
town at icart-soes OF to patronize rival
institution. That's brilliant way to en-
courage home industry, that is !-Dan6ury
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him the support of their party. The Presi-
| dent told them that he hoped be would be
able to induce the Committee of Thirty to
accept the Governments view. If he failed
| With the committee he would maintain those
views before the Assembly.
The special committee appointed to draw
up an electoral law have resolved not to
| submit their report to the Committee OF
Thirty, and declare they will resign rather
than do so.
Prussia.
TUE COURT IN MOURNING.
goes into mourning three weeks for the late
Dowager Empress of Austria.
The ship La Lesman foundered at sea on
her voyage from Brazilian ports to Ham
burg. Twelve lives were lost.
The bark Maria Saleta, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, has been abandoned at sea.
Her crew landed at scilly yesterday.
Portugal.
INSURRECTIoN AT LoANADA.
LISBON, February 1l.-An insurrection OF
the natives has broken out against the Por-
tuSlleSe authorities in Loanada, on the south
west coast of Africa. A corvette with
troops has been dispatched to the colony.
Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, February i, r'a HAVANA,
February 11.-The instruction in Tepic
under Losada is assuming formidable pro-
portions. Losada, in bis political maniies-
toes, aims to establish government similar
to the Paris Commune. His army has in
vadcd several portions Of JaIiSco aud Guada-
ltjara. In severe battle on the 2sth LoS,da
defeated Corona, who retreated into Grada-
jara. General Flores telegraphs to the con-
trary, saying that Losada was whipped and
lost one thousand men in killed and wounded.
Private telegrams. however, concede the vic
tory 10 LoSaua,
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HArT1MoRE MARKET..

BALTIMORE. February ll:-Flour quiet. WheaEg
Ist Ia g ana sfsaay while saoiGe ana = amocrs g
prime red 81 .s0D$2 red western, si ise@1$2, amber
western, 81. .Ic@IS?.25 Corn dull and nominal;
white SOUTHERN G3c.: yellow, 6ac.; mixed WESTERN,
62c. Oats firm; southern, western mixed,
i5Gi7c Rye quiet and unchanged. Provisions
quiet ard less buoyant. Mess pork nominal at $lt.3
cs663c; clear rib-sides, GaGEe5c. Bacon unchanged
With good johbing demand; hams, fa3Illc. Lard
quiet at s6etc. Western butter unchanged. Whls-
Key steady at g2l@g3c.