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Sheriff $ Sale.

ELY virtue of sundrv wrils Of Fieri Faci
as, issued out of Cecil County Court, at
the suit of Enoch Cloud, against The 70 DDS
and chatllcs, lands and lenemenls Of Jc-
sephC Cloud, to me directed, | have Sc ~
ed and taken in execution all the stock in
trade Of the said Joseph G. Cloud, CO n
sisiing Of large number of new stove :,
improved patterns and different sizes, j
kegs cast nais, about 800 bushels char
apal, t 10 IF SusGrohanna stone runI, sup.
posed H. 20 tons, one 80" G. Black
smiths ..j-.s 'ot al ,hrs. ,t-D, surpassed
10 be ah'n' : l'p. pal, ra.rnt scales,
large assortment of tin ware, such as
bakers, boilers buckets, boxes, SAUCE
pans, ladies, ca lie mouds, culIenders,
MEASURES, cups, sc. Sc; also all he right,
title claim, interest and estate a, law and
in equity Of the said Joseph c. Cloud in
and to the store house, tin shop an
Black smiths shop now in his occupation,
and hereby give notice that | will on
Saturday the 2llh inst, at 10 O'Clock, A.
VI. at said store house, sell The said pro-
perry so SEIZED and takra in execution,
to the highest blde.n FIR c.s 'u satisfy
said executions.
EDW L.Er1 Sui
June Sd lSl3--ts
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RENAOV A..

II. &. Caldwell, Barber, has removee
from the Washington hotel, to the shop
formerly occupied by Jacob Anderson.
where hopes to continne to merit con-
linuancc OF the custom he received at his
old stand.
He also keeps now an assortment Of
well selected confectionery, which he will
sell verv rhPaD
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Iron and Steel.

English rolled and hammered IRON
and American blslered steel in bars.
For sale at William knotls' Grocery
AMI Leather Store.
Elhton, May 6--3t
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in CllANCERY IL JUNE Is 4.

in Chan Gerry 10 JUNE ISL
Ordered thai the sales made ahG rrlog-
ted by John Partridge Trustee 10, HE
sale Of the Real Estate Of Henry Holdings
worth, deceased be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause be shawn to the contrary
thereof on or before the tenth day Of Au-
gust ncAt provided a copy Of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Maryland once in each of three successive
weeks before the tenth day Of July next.
The Report states the amount of sales
10 be S2706.
True Copy,
Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Rny Chr Can
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber has the pleasure to an
nounce to his friends and the Public, that
he has commenced the manufacturing Of
Wool in all its various branches, at ill., w.
Providence Mills on North East Creal,
near GlIpin's Falls. Those who will +,
vor him with their work may depend On
having 1t done with proprety and dispatch
JETllEO JOHNSON.
N. b. Wool will be carded in rolls
for 81 cts. cash, '''''
Providence Mills, June 10. 1919
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4 ~ application of james Getty, of Cecil
u County. by petition in writing to the judy
aa Of teH, County Court that he is in ac-
.4al -oriinement for debts he is unable to
Bay and offering to deliver up for the benefit
ns creditors, all his property, real personal
and mixed, to which lie is in any way enll-
He'd a schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended to him the
benefit of the several insolvcnt laws of Maryland;
and it appearing TO said Court by competent tcstI-
mony that the said petitioner has resided within tho
State Of Maryland for the last sixty days next be-
fore his application, said Court appointed William
llasson Trustee for the benefit the said james
Getty who has entered into bond, with security
by said Court prescribed and approved, for the
faithful performance of his said trust; and the sad
Trustee having certified to said Court that he is
in full possession Of all the property in the said
schedule and list of debts contained, have order
cd and appointed the first Tuesday next after the
third Monday i'll October next, for the said James
Getty to appear before the said Court at the
court house in Elkton to answer such allega-
ton and heterogeneous as may he then and
there by his creditors made and proposed and
the said James Getty, having entered into bond
i'll penalty and with security by said Court
prescribed and approved 50 to appear and answer
Us aforesaid, said Court do hereby order and di-
rect that the said James Getty, be discharged
from personal confinement and that he give NO
tIcc OIL TINS his application and Of the day 50 by
me appointed for his final hearing in said Court
to his creditors, by advertisement III some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once
week for three months, before the said first Tues
day next after the third Monday in October next.
True copy. Test,
June 18th GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Clk
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SUMMER RESIDENCES

Gen JackSpn's country scat is called the Her.
mitage; Mr. Van Burcn's Lindcnwod; Mr. Cal
houn's, Fort Hill; Mr. Clay's Ashland Alr Web
ster's, MarslIticd.
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THE True REMEpY.--lt is allowed by the most
eminent physicians, both ancient and MODERN
that to eradicate disease from the human eys-
tenn the most udcious and beneficial meuicines
should be administered Many, there are, who
are constantly complaint of nausea, headache,
weakness Of limbs, and debility OF frame, anl
who have resorted to various highly extolled
specifies in the sanguine cypcctatN (ofa thorouoh
cure. But they have been DOOMED to d. .u-
pointment. and the whole wds ing 10 an j.
norance Of the cure THAI led to so general pros
trat!on of the system Medical men are agreed
in one point; that the whole cause of disease is
the too rapid and abundant secretion or ,ile, aud
that unless the most proper and .otga.. means
are taken to prevent, OF remove, ANY such IN !ua
secretion the afflicted viii soon find liagu-
StainLurn's Tegei,'ie Ertract Pill, Ja.us , COM.
position OF the fnest and purest p.rls t,sr;air
vegetables, are suTc to correct sccrcJoa.. and
exert an influence Immediate and 2ertaat il 'nai-
effects. Stainburn and Clickner, $50 Broadway.
New York, the sole proprietors, havIng .ulsu~
cd their agents i'll this city and elscwher, with
quantity of this invaluable medicine, arc de-
serving the highest gratitude fro m an afflicted
community
Said pills are sold in Elkton, by VIM
Torbert, and by agents published in an
other part of this paper
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The subscriber being aware of the hardness of
the times, and the great scarcity of money, feels
disposed TO sell his work at prices that will suit
the convenience of all who may. wish to pur-
chase.
Undertaking lie also informs the public, that
he is prepared to make at the shortest notice,
COFFiNS of every description He has also
also Il first rate fiEARSE, which will enable
him to discharge allduties in this line of bus-
ness, which will be done, whenever his services
are required LEVI F. BOULDEN.
June G, lS43-ly
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Married.

On Tuesday .ke 18th inst, by tn e Rev
w. X. Goenlner. at North East. Mr.. JOHN
Il. RUSSELL, to Miss Deborah L. JOHN
son, both of this County.
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100 Acres

of land, SO Of which are in high state
of cultivation, having been recovered
from forest within a few years past, the
balance in young thriving timber.
The situation is not surpassed by any
the country, being high and airy, with ex-
cellent water, and would afford both a
comfortable and profitable residence for a
genteel family, having large, new, and
commodlous Buildings. with a variety OF
choice fruit trees which will soon be in
hearing, ENOCH CLOUD.
June 9Th 1913
"Village Record, West Chester, and
U. S. Gazette Country paper will copy
four times and send bill TO this office for
collection.
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TO VIE PUBIC.

Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scriber intends to make application to the
Honorable the Commissioners of Cecil
county, at their next meeting to be held in
June, next, TO yacate so much of the
Road laid out towards Welsh Point, from
the Elkton Road, near the residence of
Samuel b. Ford Esq, to or near an old
ice house, about halfa mile from Welsh
Point, as passes through or over his pro-
perty. JOHN RANDLE, Jr.
1Ol, 1910
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NEW SPRING
GOO DIS.

TIE subscriber has just returned from PlGla'
delphia with good assortment Of SPRING
GOODS, which being purchased very low, vii
be sold at uncommonly low prices at the OLDi
STAND, next door to the Court House.
April s, %. WILLIAM TORBERT.
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STEAMBOATS, AT PITTSBURG.-
The Pittsburg Spirit of the Age ofsaturday
saws: There are more steamboats, bull
ding in Pittsburg district than ever was
known Of any previous time, and u num-
Der of steamboat men from below are
contracting for more
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BAH9 ID E Ep.

TNllE Gentlemen Of Elkton and its vici-
- nifty are respectfully informed, that
Uilliam Henry Stemart, fashionable bar
Der from Baltimore, has taken the sbor
recently fitted up in the basement story Of
MI Foard's Hotel, where he will be plea.
sed to wait upon any who may want their
beard shaven, or their hair trimmed.
N. Bile will wait upon gentlemen
at their residences. June 3. 1913.
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II ti.F'E FHRM
For Sale.

VaNhe subscriber offers at private sale a
Il very beautiful farm lying on the Sas-
safras River in Cecil county, Maryland,
within one mile and halt of Frederick
town, and about three mics from Cecil
4sEs, ton. 1t contains 1877 acres Of
4sfXs land, of which about so acres
W. I"S'" are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
--s>-- and the residue is arabic land,
which has had within the last four years
5000 BUSHELS LINE spread on it, is in a
good state of cultivation with excellent
fencing, made Of chestnut and cedar and is
of very improvabIe quality. The bull
Iags, witi.ctE. cost upwards Of $4,000,
are now consisting Of good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories high with
two rooms on floor, corncrib and ii
stable capable of accommodating six
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated an will be sold a
great bargain. One third part OF the pur-
chase money will be required to be paid
in cash, and for the residue very rea'
sonabe credit will be given. The title
is good. JOHN G. GROOME.
ELKroN. May 9Th 1913.
N. B. Mr.. James Robinson the pre-
sent tenant will shew it to any person de-
sirous OF purchasing. j. c. g.
sThe Delaware Journal and Delaware
Gazette, and the Village Record, West
Cheste, Pa, will insert the above three
times.
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DIED..

At his residence, near this town on FIR iday,
the 9th INST, Mr.. JAMES S. SPRlNGER after
a long and painful illness
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DUNN'S CHINESE MUSETaI.-The
Paris correspondent tf the Charleston
Courier says tha, he hears, from good au-
thority, that Louis Philippe is in treaty
with Dunn for the purchase Of the Chinese
Museum. Price, three hundred thousand
dollars.
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Sale.

b virtue of writ Of fferi facias, issued
by " m. !lanes, Esq. one of the justices Of
The peace ofthc State of MARYLAND, in and
Tor Cecil county; at the suit Of Joshua S.
Hudson, against the goods and chat,els.
lands and tenements, of Ann Oldham and
George w. Oldham, to me directed,I have
seized and taken in execution, all the right
title, claim, interest and estate at law and
IN equity, Of the said Ann oldham and
George ". Oldham. in and to all that
Farm whereon Ann Grow now resides.
and ! hereby give notice that on Sat
nrday the LIST day of July next, at IL
o clock, A. NJ. at the Court house door in
Eikton, will offer for sale the said
proper', so seized and taken in execution,
by public auction, to the highest bidder.
for cash. Hi.Z FOARD. Constable
June 10. Is
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Lumber Yard.

III .N0rN East, Cecil County Maryland.
ENtIE Subscriber has just received on
COMMISSION,
and intends keeping constantly good as
sortment of White Pine Lumber & Shin-
giles. and Plastering Laths. Having rented
the Saw and Grist Mills owned by AR. N .
Wiley, he is prepared to execute all Or
ders fer Saving and Grinding, and will
spare no pains to give entire satisfaction,
ALL kinds of Grain bought az market
prices. Respectfully,
o. p. kILLlNGSWORTH.
May 2O-4t
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The National lntelligencer says Mr..
Legare, the attorney General and Secreta-
ry of State I'D nterem, left Washington on
Tuesday afternoon for Boston, to attend
that he will return in few days.
+ "lJurrah" shouted an urchin while Ty-
Ter procession was passing our office on
Friday.
FLUSH, hush" said bystander, "You'll
disturb the solemnity of the occ asonn'
Forum.
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Farm for Sale.

'H'he subscriber will sell his farm, situate
about one mile North West of Elkton
Cecil county, state of Maryland, contain
inp
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CABIN ET-WARE,
all of which is made of the
best materials, by expcrien-
ced workmen, under his I'M
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed of
on accommodating terms.
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CABINET ARE-ROOM,
In FIKToN

FHSiiE subscriber thankful for past favors,
IL would respectfully inform his friends and
the public in general, that he is still carrying on
the above business at the OLD STAND, nearly
opposite the dwelling of Edward Wilson, Esqr.,
where he has constsntly on hand a large and
general nSsortmenttof
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June 17th lSI3-tm.

."g~%'Fad, CetH County Set.
- application Of James Getty, of Cecil
- ylGly by petition in writing to the judy
a& Of lci County Court that he is in ac-
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MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Jan. ID II. M.
The sales at tho stock board present features
Ohio IS rose& Harlemt.
Inc deiacaon of Nico continues TO be the subject of
general conversation appears that Ncoll has made an
assignment Of his property to the company He supposed
wouidyi $4,000 The extent OF tAe rogueries is al
oseher poolematical It was first stated by the saga
cious president and wise directors about 100000 They
then procured the services Entz an able merchant
who speedily pointed out addition that brought
the amount up to ssbOooo may prove as much more
inc accounts in which these occurred should be
remembered were examined monthly by this most dill
gem ana attentive direction, to whom the stock
holders ought TO vote service Of plate. The
little hesitation which occurred in meeting the
Tor depose arose from the necessity OF verifying them
some suspicion of false certificates was entertained The
have not been large should be borne
IN mind that Daniel Lord, jr, Esq. is director, and
holders efesraOstss may rcd his pamphlet on rspud.
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Fs- CONSUMPTION.-A late number of the Christian
lntegencer says that in Great Britain estimated that
me enormous number of $4,000 persons die annually
ihisawtul complaint Now without fear OF con-
traucton that Dr. Taylors Balsam Of Liverwort take
IN ume Will invariably prove a remedy Then why
VIII those who have coughs and pain the chest delay
unu tne lungs become completely liberated and waste
time IN trying balsams exers, &c.quack remedies got
up ana on the reputation Of this specific
less compounds when from the quantity in q hottie this
IS the medicine sold being very c. stly to
prepare IL mas been used for ten years by about
tiers, and written certificates of thousands afflicted with
consumption liver complaint &C. Be caref,i Won gat
the genuine, from 375 Bowey with the splendid ex3ra
label which cannot be counerfeted Agents Dr. cod.
l27 Maiden Lane, N. Y; Mrs Hays lSe Fulton street
Brooklyn; q. Dexter, Albany; C. p Jacobs, Detroit
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Mail Arrangements,

Great South Mail closes daily ga o'clock. An Extra
south Mail closed daily o'clock ION Sunday ~
the Territories of Wise and Iowa. and those Northern
onnes Uhlo and Pennsylvania; Also the Northern part
The South Way.Mail, which supplies the Offices in New
,e,sev Closed daily az O'CLOCK (excep Sandays-
o. NE abroad between this and Philadelphia is closed daily
:, The Grsa, A. North Mail including all matter this State
lying on the West side of the Green Mountainand all Cana
da' is closed daily at 7 o'clock, A.
The Way-Ma to Albany including )
AZ the principal towns on the Hudson IS A. NJ
The Great Eastern Mail. via Stonington,
providence and Boston, including New
hampshire, Maine, part of Massachu
setts part OF Vermont, the Eastern Bril-
tish PROVINCES daily, except Sundays A 81 NJ
The Mail by steamboat to New Haven
and ny railroad from thence TO Hartford
including those Offices adjacent thereto
"a daily except Sundays; -. AIM. AM
The Mail by the Norwalk and Bridgeport
Steamboats, connected with Housatonic
Railroad, supplying Offices that
uon oil Connecticut adjacent to the line
The Mai! via Yonkers and Sing Sing to
,,P eekskill, daily Bpm. A. NJ.
The Mail via East Chester White Plains
and Bedford, to Danbury, CT. daily,
The ss' m ss1 's' p,...,vn r,.. ,,v
The Way,Mail between this and Albany. on either
The Mail for Tompkinsyille, daily except Sunday A.
~ The Mails Nails, on Long Island are closed as ollows:-
MSsiay 54s dpdy and
On On the Middle route, Tuesday and Friday ..:. A. M
Jamaica, daily except Sunday .....s A. M
Fort Hamilton, Fatbush &C. daily except Sunday. A. NJ
*Tbe Great Eastern MAIL via Stonington &C. is closed on
pV %s an Sun
o'clock
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Grand total outstanding,


Sept. LIST, the celebrated tariff went into operation
which to relieve the government make the people
rch and the country prosperous since then the imports
have fallen off, according official returns from the
responding quarter of the preceding year. OOO
SIS per cent and the government has been obliged
stany to increase its loans to meet its expenses The
issues of Treasury notes alone have increased
81 100000, nearly onehalf the months expenses While
this process going on the Wall street Express with
its customary defiance of fact published the followng:
"We learn from the highest authority that the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury does not intend issue of the
new emission of Treasury notes authorized On the
trary, his intention is to put into market He is
that made to him, take any portion ofthe twelve
million loan He has opportunity of dsposing of any
portion OF it, at par, but he is holding large portion
1t at higher rate. The offer to take million and half
ofthe loan from this cityks probably closed"
This is specimen of the "highest authority" of that va.
porting print There serious offer for the loan
and half Of the issue of Treasury notes authorized
was already out when this assertion made.
The message of the Governor of Pennsyvan,a has been
received. It is curious document. The following is
statement ofhe State debt compared with that contain
ed in the Message of last year,
There is very material change in exchanges gene
raly they their uniformity and steadness on all
paying points On Mobile they again falling,
and will probably get until final explosion takes
place there. The rates are as follows:-
CuRRhNr RArEs OF BANK NorEs AND DOMESTIC Bills
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BOSTON Jan 5oAr Riato, Adams NOrleans Chas Carroll
Baltmorei Alabama, Ranlett Mobile; Caharne Gardner
SMYRNA; Exchange Lssvtt Matanzss tlsa Watts Pha
pelpha Taeyand Knowlton, Baltimore with loss Of jib
o9om and head Of bowsr from being contact with the
Columbia Kent Alexandria Cleaner Edrdge
hPsS%oad Be9w Suffolk from Noesns; Omar POr
mrree Eogers Kingston Ja Jos Story Hurd Jeremie; Sum-
yuL ChsIleson; Pnenix. Rogers Apaachcols; Calcutta
Guilds, lvspeo Oof Wyk Creesy Mobiles Czarpa Gray
ohstadt Kobt VAIN Sears Philadelphia; Deposit kendck
bern NC; Henry, Messevy Baltimore.
Boston, " -~' '''' -
Ia, EpeARTowS Dec sI-Sld fremont, st Mays Ga. AR
Ihomsston, and both sid 3D.
HYMNS Jan sIn port Mary Stanton, Bearse Baltimore
from New York for Boston.
TARrAULIN Cow, Dec sO-Arr November Ellis Jacmel for
cosson Arr ss Susan jane Lni kin bound p Monsoon
etoh Boston for Virginia. Sid Thos kendnck Boston Tor
nsnia ,iordon Leavitt, Halifax for do. AR Jan Omar
hsndal Port an Prince for Boston, Bernard Donnel Charles
.oh ior do Hale Chase York; Velocity
montgomery, Salem for do; Fairfield Burr, do do.
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Cleared.
Psc 6%on
Robinson, Charleston. Durham Dimon.
Arrived.
Ship MaIisnps Phillips. 10 days from Apalachcolaswth
Italian barque Orbita Miguel ~ days from Genoa with fruit
win sugar, &c. +. @. Thu.'on CO. Let m
Orig Henrietta. Wilson, "a day. from Neuvitas, Cuba will
dsi .iSn SaTs ~ sIs
Hso css S0a Bqs SsHf Me- day. from Ba
schr Myers, Fowler, from Washington. NC. with nava
General Record.
sH.seg@Ws have received she ewing rom Cap, pemns
SoS York. with hides na@ eose
:;'i ssss IS
" SG
her IN les; than about fifteen and thinking the
be going down At The time the crew and wke
ss the
& c si ss5
6cwspr bb9om oleysrd head and c.twater Tbosrd
ad nis the as
ely Es F?sa sss oa s
snS @ "s. ns
wa.er's edge.
sss q Cape SH;i sa q FfsG @ S sys
Philadelphia for Boston, having been in the bay 10 days. and
&c. She nearly ali sails deck load Sc and
sick with the exception Of Intended to make is
BRIe CzARrsA Gray Boston from Cropstsdt was struck
BY lightning the 9Th lat So while laying TO in
@ cs!s a s 's sa 4s
5 OF The he 9,Ds od ss of b the 81 s
mouth, NC where they arrived md from thence
FIRED to The Roanoke and arrived in this city on Wednesday
Part Of the materials OF the brig were saved
spoken.
Uncle SAM of Boston, understood from Norfolk for George.
Emma sdors from Smyrna for Boston. Nov 2s off Cape
0toman Inslee, from Smyrna for Boston, Nov 49, of Cape
Tecumseh BeaIs, from Boston for Havana Dec a. lat 3d.
Ma,takeese from New Orleans for Liverpool no date, off
Cape Hateras
Arr az Edgsown LIST inst Almra, Tobey, Pacific Ocean,
letter from Cap, soye Of the Bowditch Of Providence
Mc%ee August Reports "s at Mowes
ars E,se FIJI 1000 bills Java, NIB. POO oon%bo
a. York, Edgar,own 1900 ibis 50; July IL John Wells,
s Hssl@ rom Jny s sh oP Thames.
Foreign Ports.
La GuAYR. Dec iein pcr. Orion. from Philadelphia Just
Poaro CsBrIIo, Dec It-No American vessel in por.
Posr Ps,Scr no dat In port Sea Eagle, Smith from
J.eo cI Dec SIN port Adebrau Coms and Science
i,nd; Emily, Bemsdou from Phiadsiphs just arr Tarquns
LudIam q NYork for Hamburg soon' Hogan stanwood, for
ZAsIBAn, Sept 27--n rot STAR Smith, wig cargo; Rich
mond, Bates, unc.
Home Ports.
Dol Eclipse, bsnsaaI xsavs, Afrios.
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sales at the stock Exc mango.
state OF Trade.

Some sales real estate have been made follows -
The lot of ground, with the buildings thereon, known
No. $50 Water st., containing rs feet inches in 'front.'
% feet inches by 81 feet deep the eastery side
and "a feet inches in depth the westerly side, sold for
$6,50O
Also, the buildings and lot Of ground No. 262 Water st.
containing % inches in front feet by 29 feet
inches in depth the easterly side, and 26 eet inch
deep on the westerly side, sold for $ll 900.
, .dshes-Saes of Pots at 1918.
= Coffon.-The sales amounted to about 500 bales.
FIour.-The business is confined to small sales want
editor immediate USE and scarcely enough is done TO
tablish quotations. which place at $62A $45 for
we