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Shipping Intelligence.

SULLIVAN, Me, May 90
Ssed-Schr olive Branch, with cut granite for U Dry
Dock Brooklyn.
-, go. - - BOSTON,, May e.
Georgetown, SCI Marine. Wilmington Nc; schrs CnptoI
CsrdenaS Gauges fredericksburg Maria, Norfolk; Mary 4
Oneco Phiadclphis; Boston Post Ponnsyvania Cottage
Newark NJ Peru Albany Henry Franka, Ls Prelettc,
York for Portland 18th, Evena, NYork Marbchead;
Bysaptium Wilmington Nc for SslemOth briss Cherokee
Zanzibar; Angola, Gambia, Africa.
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SAILING OF TILE STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON
U. s. mail steamship Washington, Capt Floyd,
sailed yesterday noon for Southampton and Bre-
men. list Of her passengers will be found in
another column.
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STEAMSHIP CHERoKEE.-Our thanks are due to
Capt. Lyon, of the steamship Cherokee, which
arrived on Sunday, from Savannah, for papers one
day in advance of the mail
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Supreme Court-Speeial Term.
Before Justices Jones' Edmonds, and Edwards
Nav fl.-Cs No. S-Lawvnee o. Wsrds1, which
was taken up Saturday Afternoon wAs resumed ths
morning, and Is now under argument
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Appointments by tho President.
WAsHsworor, May IL, 1910.
Recommendations Hendei, Carlisle, Pennsyi-
vaniai Martin Ps,ed, Montgomery, Alabsma.
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TELEGRAPHN NTELLIGENCE.
os>~r~-~oc~~~~0~~~~>~~>>-
TEE TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION
1N ST. LOUIS.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Names Of tho Sufferers.
Over Four Hundred Buildings and Twenty-Five
Steamboats, Destroyed.
Total Lcss---Six Million Of Dollars.
THE LOSS OF LIFE,
&C., &C., &c.

ST. LOUIS, May 81, 1s49.
We re still In the midst Of the greatest confusion;
but believing that you anxious to obtain the dc.
tails Of the dreadful amty that has befallen St. Louis
have made every exeron to obtain the Of those
burnt out and the extent Of the loss. l hasten to
transmit them by telegraph.
The following are the names of the sufferers -
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Court Calendar for tuesday.

Court Calendar for Tuesday.
81, "a, 81, 8s.
CeMmer P.sAs let part.Nos T. 1876, g. Is, 70, SO, S.
H. lib, III, l26, III, 10. I'd part-4S o. i6 81 ie8
III, l2S, lao, lSS, LAO, lso, lo2, Log, 100, lSs.
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.CommissiOn business.

Besides the above list, there about one hundred
who have suffered, who small dealers, whose
cannot until the excitement subsidies, be ascer
tanned. They will, however, be forwarded to you
soon as possible
The whole number of buildings destroyed is four
hundred and eighteen; Of steamboats,, foenty and the
total loss is estimated at sin millions Of dollars
Nine entire blocks and six parts Of blocks de-
stroycd in which seven printing Offices.
The loss Of human life has not yet been ascertained,
although know of three persons who were burnt
the steamer White Cloud, and four bodies have been
taken the ruins Many supposed to have been
buried beneath the walls of the various large stores
The insurance companies are solvent, and will pay
fully with the exception Of the St. Louis and the Citi
zens', which will pay about seventy per cent.
Two-thirds of our wholesale dry goods dealers have
been burnt OUT and half Of retailers commits
son produce and grocery stores have shared the
fate.
The books and papers of the sufferers have been
pretty generally saved The brokers saved everything
and have again resumed business.
Messrs. John j. Anderson Co, bankers, opened
their safe thS morning. and found their books papers,
and money uninjured. They have resumed business.
Mr.. Bcnoists safe, containing $4,000 has been dug
out of the ruins-which, with all contained therein is
perfectly sound Messrs Clark Brothers safe is also
uninjurcd.
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LATER FROM New GRANADA.-By the arrival of
the fine bark Bogota, Capt. Thomas, from Cartha-
gena, we are in receipt Iof files of Ell Eanal, of
that city, to the end of April. The news by this ar
rival is not of much interest. The new admins
tranon are quietly progressing with their prepara-
tons and measures for the coming session of Con-
gress The latest dates at Carthagena, from
Chagres, are to the Sth of April
1t Will be seen, by referring to the list of passcn-
gers per Dogota, that son of the late Mr.. Bid
lack VINO died in Bogota whilst charge d'affars
tnere rom this country, has returned in her, as
also number OF other passengers.
few days ago, telegraphic news was received
here, from Boston, wherein it was stated that .
revolution was momentariy expected in New
Granada. This must have been misapprehension
on the part of the Boston reporter, as we find not
the slightest ground for such report in our papers
per Bogota.
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The Cholera at st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, May 81, 1870.
am happy to inform you that tho cholera is tho
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The Loss OF THE EMpIRE.-The jury which were
summoned to inquire into the causes which led TO
the death of several persons by the collision of
the steamer Empire and the schooner Noah Brown,
have rendered verdict, generating those on board
the schooner, and strongly censuring the pilot of
the steamboat, for acting as he did on that fatal
night. The jury say, in their verdict, that the
schooner pursued the ordinary course of vessels
under like circumstances, and is not chargeable
with negligence or improper conduct, and that the
pilot of the steamer ought to have run astern of
the schooner, which would have avoided the ac-
cident
This investigation is, we suppose, but prepare
tory to more searching one in our criminal
courts, for we doubt not that the pilot of the EN-
pire will be arrested, to answer the charge thus
made against him by the coroner's jury. We do
not wish to prejudice the case we only hope that
such future proceedings may be taken in this
melancholy matter may be conducted In such
manner as to satisfy the community that the safety
OF travellers Is properly cared for and that loss
OF lite occurring from negligence, ruthlessness or
incapaciy, will not be overlooked, but that the
guilty will be made to suffer.
II is full time that this course were taken bv the
authorities. Travelling is increasing in proportion
to the growth of the country, and those who I'M
derake TO carry travellers In safety to their dest
nations, should be held liable for any mishap that
may occur, not growing out of unavoidable acct
dent The duties of coroners' juries in such cases
are extremely important Upon their verdict de-
ponds whether further proceedings shall be insti
tuted or not; heavy responsibility, therefore,
rests upon them, and nothing but justice to the
community one side, and to the parties by whose
negligence accidents on the other, should be
their rule We must say Of the jury in this case,
that they were actuated by this principle, and
that they discharged their duty honestly and lin
partially.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, May 81, 1849
The Southern mail of the 18th is through while that
of the 14th has failed. No news.
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neral Worth, OF the U. 8. Army.
New ORLEANS, May II, 184o.
Major Gene; al Worth of the United States Army, 10
more. Intelligence of his death has been received
in this city. He expired at Antonio de Bexar. He
fell victim the It'll instant deeply deporcd by an
oficersAnd men Of the army. The Picayune deplores
the loss of General Worth and gives further des
tails Of his death.
The cholera prevails to alarming extent Over
hundred deaths had occurred at San Antonio.
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Cholera In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May e. 184o.
There were six deaths to noon yesterday. To-day,
twelve cases and one death.
The river is stationary.
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The Ravages OF the Cholera on the Western
Waters.

WAsHINcroN, May q, 1870.
A citizen of Washington, just from New Orleans,
Wis., the river route gives dreadful account of the
wages Of the cholera along the western waters He
passenger board Of boat where thirty por
died in few days. He escaped shc disease while
strong and healthy men were attacked and died In
three hours This gentleman is Of opinion that the
pestence the Ohio and Mississippi rivers RACES to
far greater extent than is imagined in the north and
mt
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pn.ssnxers sailed.

v. p..,ergers. per California. from Panama 10
.Issr,.reiseo~s Nsrup' u Nsgn,, 70 q W b
So r. r. Ri.e l. y Paine, q Mathews, q w Mo
E'x 3 Wat Mr. Townsend, Roy, fugire. ? fa-
IH Morrison, rnes, M[ Ps.eulsne =, o F9,oI Mf
e1eEt, J ,-rney, o Wsror. w Parker, Brown,
wh.s sosss csrsshers. W Blown, W Eater, Dew
-, Jsrsins, Howsnd. Pe,oysr' feioner, j. u
m1T knOSsr Ma,hs' " r ni s S,ss.oT
: 70 jJKelley, N b Cr4ndali, W p Loaui, Car, A
~ \ Pearson, r BerchsnI DeyIsa, X banoSs,
ss.,ocl. Whi'e { Stafford, 4 Baker "a
o. N, sbley. NJ Fowler, NJ Wallace, ID Gfave. n
80, n Denis. Mi 'cheli. NJ Brown, c Sempe,
cs.S pg Henry Wilson. h Lewis, hastesd, Iool-,
snsy ckwood, " Porter, J Thslch-r. w w Tey-
=, q Tsylof Wet, Vincent w Fowler, I'd
Cal ,ss 1S' Oh msresr s'od.rd, " bwinen W
sN,o.low Yurrell, n Sesrsl Sesreli, { Keen.
4 H.mbly, y u WissioH WasOw, Nmi,oni y
ssswooder, ] w gaymnad ar Nc D9agai, Merchant
TB Pfsu c Beach, w Leonard, Mr. Lord, II fi.hr -,
IsTo3n, w n " leiis @ " Portber, Mr. Whiuer, T W
ssscry, u Ysjen, bgfnheac, Rnsso, Heosr5, w
yS,Ts MuIion. NJ Tilber, W Rockhhi,J CLARKE.
s.siy spicer P Decock, d Llssar,J Marops, Isy
Williams w ,Bgus. 7 Feiy' lsiocs, A Wee s' w
40. Cbsce, W Ssnsrs, AcLsUshln,F Msy. VII
ss'. Moneii, Waiaes. Isesson, 81 pinsn
Jlr,emao, w fis.6 w Cogswell. T'eSisr, Wse.ner'
va " scoreld, u Davis, A @ Ryder, II y csson
'sc.osn. P..-essr. s'vsd ifon ss~ On..as per Po',
sp, Ira sscr.y s-rvi FORD, s,ohs
ito "a Joo Ttoup4on P,sstoa Mcrrs Tho- Frtb, vs.
a Covesf. Para :, john Coll Ma tiss ..rst knso
il yoAn.ios syee- Ira sccry Rcbo Bsrr. d smib.
rssesr, Jas oosgs Joha Dsfi-Ji L.ss cols Feun
~ Ls.ty Sfo'sst M's L.ssy PHO White shsiioa Csc
ss,s sesn,lsnd Pes Bsnalso; Jane. Ksy sssr.y
~ witlns. John Bah 4 McDsn. and ssrvt, w c We
lsss, "m mshssn, Jaessss Forsss srVt, w NLu'E
hrs y Kelley.
he Hroo3o sfrs.d from BossDd nth coal for the
CopFany tie ~ b, the tma. ami Ssids ard
sss rah h- 70, the Eg'oP-aa uss-,. Tbs Groaa d
.s !fn tie sub~si Coast ca The O. broe,ne Valparaiso
~, % Wit Lms ilb. AID csao isth ana $4,000 sPs
s paced ssv-s- vessels snhof IN san ffnci co
~, mig out ~hst BID jet srnvsd IL, among whrh ~er
nsb Dsrt the shp apollo. Capt coIa from
S.Y She spots T-sso and Ella frsnee. CO tle way
- -. -laI rsssr- When lr fsnains
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fLOtk ANB MEki-Th- Floor MAKE, . rs,h.,s.s, r., -.
de'enpor. The t-mas5 good supple. sr. sr s-
--' Az efifs are song Toto store, sny
sfi-nt Toe s-s 500 Jb. neusnr 81 Csr.s- ~
srpcr The qsot.ion. ss0st Tor s.h a 81 r sour ~
~ Tor Cd az nsr foe IS C.nssa - 10, coz oa
st- sno pa nee "sster, Osd5 TAX for
as - Tor STREET Dss Wsssn 5sJdb37z
fd e0.i.ss cosssssbs sales Of sscy
oo7s ssd Ohio bs 10 sosibsrn
~nf 90 SDs 81 pfefoss prc- ~ 20 mss
-sy snc u or 30 bo- st@s 80 tts hJ. Flour
GkAIS-is wheat rot much dong AID iAs a,r..t a.
heavy Sass Of Of
d. MY so1 20 glrsc Ohio l0jc Sales
Erc Tie nskst down Tor Cora. with
nod.5Ee - nIse &c Ter heated 6t4,sH ofrosbc e. ore
J"o- h's 90, WITH .s.s Is 900 bs.hss part arrive
are 'sr l-l Z r Northern, 3sd3- for jersey.
fhO'lslQN,-lu Pofk the ssrs.i heavy
ee.s iort ssd sa7 lor h.-- ,ns Prns sssi Dan
csvsry Beef Hs ofssd go Il heavy 10 s.y
win ssss ths ate. aoo, sod tco 7c "a
W.. y no'n.s Mf Dfe.--d ~ Z. s-h a. sc7o
slohLs-s'ss roo ts' sp"fs TefPsliGs a3.e
cLgvsR-s4'ss 20 bis pure. Tree st7,sA
~Hisk nssvy sns ~ ts sos Al = H. m Oh, s-c
LEAD '4scgs sns sscnos Au-r ofsss ts7 sbJ
llk
i nus dong - s tTss- bot important u.Dsscues
Btt-wi 4A sale ofl5 10. yellow q
hiCE-ls 5ecnE sar moderate demand s.ss efJsy
&, dy o. f'l 'isfcrs 81 ftfS 0il- ees tor
1OBACtOIs trm ami far ilq1.gy Ih- sales y thts
h-nig - - about 7tc, AID 10 bhts - Dom SC
sthD-f.t % Sel AID heavy, WITH sses Of -- tur5rss
bushels a. l4lc dn5srs gsrsrsy AL 50
bONE-ssss 10 90 rs i'itl Est Al sse, slt f,ts' a.
woOL-Tts market Cue; ot F.es. bot qsrs am TIE Re-
es;shsse been mosersis ds Pulled steady AID
demand
OILs-As q9sst snN sales smercat sro English Lassss
beng 'S Al Vs. cash but large o' could b .Od a
FisH-D y CD selling tr f5d 52H scsoToog
70 qusry The supply good OF mzcters 80 bis Mass sold ~
10 @di0 81 and fedo g., showing small improvement
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MEDICINES.
|" OALLEy,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA

HnALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR"
1.-THE original snc only genuine. that which hes
besn ed Ia than 100 DO and proved itself
neyerfsog remedy for burns, DE- piles. re- slsn.
and iDhsmsd eyes salt rhsan, cuts. wounds, fever
sores tsop, smcnsss and all exernsl itfsmnstoD can
only BE- obtained from The proprietor himself
CArrios TO DEsLsss AEp Communicated eo0nfsr-
feits and al mitaoos Of 10y salvc, mater ny what
Il may be called, you would poison, for they are
s dangerous 10 tbeir application FOR The effects Of ny
geauine article bold myself fesponsihs Apply
only To H. DALEY. General Dspot as Broadway.
corner Lspensdst the ocs iso Peslst Up stslSs
sod following Respectable cfugsists VIA obtain
their supples from ne, ard viii have tho srucs s~aJs
frrsb and 10 iis purity HAvILs.s KEfsE Co Maiden.
lane; issAgL nIsoR Co 2t faiton-.t Rusnros CtAsH
y Co. 40 Broadway, 80 Asof-HoUse, rs Broadway,
Irving House A 8 I'D 5.sDs, 100 fuitonst WI
smi and Mrs HAYES, general sssnt, Us Fultoo-st.
Brooklyn.
DALLErs ANIMAL GALyAsic, (for horses and oaffs)
poll evil nanlos, sores, strains dwellings, spawn
gala, 1c For ssls ~ above. See printed psnphlsts
oIo lnisWka'
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AUCTION SALES.

BA CHIFFON, Auetioneer
AUCTION NOTWITHSTANDING STOCK Of
"A cattle HORSES, HOGS. WAGONS FARMING
UTENSILS. Ia. Il Also Household Funiurv, Sc
COLE Chiffon Will cell at suction on FRIDAY Oct
H. al o'csck N. 81 the De Psy ssr Farm, Apthorps
sa- opposite tho mile stone, Bloomosdas the stock
conssng Of hns young horse is Hsnds high tind Ia
hsrnsss and SADDLE ycang Durham cow Hereford evi.
youux better and rAL number Of hogs, young and old
iot poultry pleasure wagon farm do, sleigh, robes bss,
harness, saddle, he hay In barn, corn do quantity VI
vegetables in ground, &c nc.
EUssIrvRE-Bedsteads. bedding, bureaus, chairs, mat
tng kitchen stoves dairy utensils garden and fern tools
povs hsuows he boards toist, plsnxs timber, &c he.
a. Dysll
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vsusdeiphia Markets and Stocks
--.u.-o,1~ncs n Thu Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesdsy, Oct 9.
n. election today has attracted considerable
s ~ s ss s, ... s ss.a: : s ss IT,.
-" ID, %, common under notice. For city con-
~ go Of common and good brands a. ~ Is IS.
ensn.r "a ezra good b. ands 81 81 81 10 RYs
- ssos Cav MrsI we have no salss to notice. hold
fsess n ~ Der boil There 10 fair demand for WHsAT
~ -. - stesdily maintsipedJ sales OF red ard mix
q, s. rS'' al. Of Ds. * S'd
so @ h scarce ard prices have td vsnced TO 80 esc
~ 49, oars are steady at ~ SOC. and Sc Tor
% feso,t. The C0IroN market j. quiet and prices
fe1a ws,xY 10 In limited densnd ss.es 10 both hh1s
s.s,. Of sroexs --Ft,'i B,arS-saooo sla.e %. 70,
So, iozn g. e3 III 500 DO g., lltr sfoo sIse
twss 40 "a. ,uehsnsa Csusl Bonds s., . 1; Farm
sy.ea s.ni, 81: Mech Bsnk, I7s 81 Morris Canal
n Anrn.I-sznO Z ; Loan So. ~. 1895 4 eco Slate
70 s,5o L 8 Loan &c. %, llli ~ 90, III Penn
-, iCst
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED

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fail 10 secure a handsome income Applicants for The
4gency are required produce responsible testimonials
AZ 20 character and general efficiency, and to invest the
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Ia is Character and IL equally popular among all denOm
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sent em-n Ia sddon 10 those now In the ned, can BE-
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NEW INVENTION.
NEW ERA IN TAKING LlhESE ssEs
EvAIorYYEs. Or PosrE,irs on eLAss

NEW ERA IN TAXING LlRESESsEs
EvAIorYPEs. Or PosrEairs on eLAss
Ard vsrv important improvement IN takinS
TALB0TYPES on PAPER - -.
GENERAL AGENT for Ns~,fos. 4 WIFI :, ~
VI aro.dway TIE dnder,is1ed r-speciaiiJ An1o-nee
= - -al - N.w-Ycrs ihsI ley have established tn
,y.nrg 40 Sew.York FOR he purpose u exseu-t lei
rvel invention Of tsiing portraits CT sass acc sso %
.snsr The portraits glass are unsurpsssaoie io'
~ ,c,- and ssuess Of outline. AID can be sdept
- 10 may useia purposes. .uen a. candle snsc-s ons
a-,. 10 nsrIor windows, and the mos perfect m.Ele
1s,- -. a. th-.r rczagsm-nis II Pniisd-iphia &c
- ,-rt hen 70 take novel pictures IN Ne~-l orA
-, 10. ,h,v rave established sEency 70 receive
nsrsrreotvpes 10 be copied giLs. or pAper' Wal1h
x,l - dore with Ell possible carr The pq5Ae getr
rally are invited toeHsrios q ssns Q. ne
An' " 4 3 LsSZENHEiM
.,aos.s Z WAITE. 0-a-ral Agent
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DANCING.


\ LLh> oODwORTH's Private Dancing Aease-
~ bfooue- st hree coors west OF Br Jstway -
100 The ensuing season open frivsc
ss.es Fanlies, or Academies attended 10
able Terms
r. Al he ssshiorsos Dances Of the preseut dsy kushl
as.ing rad direct con mgnicaroa with More Celsrius
OF fas, DO assure tho.e who may fsvor re xsh their
attendance that they Will be taught eouecy a. have
ony received The Dances vm the bat have
had opportunities u kno~ing In what manner lh.y are
used In American society, which few have e.n sbs 10
ssiH slso iske the liberty OF szyar thai DO MOI IN.
my pupils 10 JUMP about In imitation % cage dan.
nothing be distinct than the prss>ut
syls OF Dancing society from that OF the stage shoa
would be happy to instruct any one DESTROYS q earning
In anything connected with Stage Dancing
BY counains myself to The private style When Instruct
log Clssses doubt approach nearesr TO ~hst de-
sfed by great majority OF those who slteed Dancing
Academies. civ imecdts
HANGING AND WALTZLNG ACADEMY
DMk. PARKER AND DAUGHTER have The pss,s-
motif, ing the public thai their Aeadsuy 10 now
open for the sesson Al his Assembly Rooms In bayrds
attached TO the North.Amscan Hote pays u tuition,
ruesssys and Fridays, Ladies' add M,sss clsss eon-
mences ats O'Clock Boys ats O'Clock, and oeeasnec
Evening Glaze at O'clock The trst Public Assemb y
vii lake place Monday, Sh November, lsE co frs'
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q, ,.,sr,y oct O. BnnA JOsEPb4 GUY sGl5 ol d. Csss
grsai sxs "a months .-,, ,-..,., 49,.
sssdrI = from Injuries rscs!ss3 BY I'LL JOHN sdssi
ss bsrns sessn Bsun.t the nh year Of bs
,s rai~s f@ods Of the fsry and members Of hnier
40. Iocss 10 O. Of D. requested 70 attend toe 10
r n ia Of h. parents, "a R1gss Of "edpes
AS rsrcon h- lQh Inst At 2ocoet = ii Ne remains VII es
80, % eyyfss Hns Csnsiery for lbtsrmeut car
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Domestic Ports.

ALBANY OCT sArr Eststh. ynsse AID bznssi Boo
toni kun,s Rogers. Pfovidenhs. ca. schr Arie DO
HARTFORD Oct e-Au schrs Am-rcs. Ste bins, NY 10
Psrhsd Phi pha sid .tsAnhr Mohs~s Clara Abaa
schr Csmsrru Phfsdspha sloop rh-n Judson Albany
NORFOLK Oct AR shr. Cham Berry. Boston gems,
Smith Hap Ogden Boston Mo~r Bsksr, MON
Grey Ssnssmord Ia Hampton Roads, brig Csnova, kdnan
Ea.frn
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YasscuncIs Arrived

ss1m..S Ue,fsrn fron 81 T.0nzS and ssrnArz
Capt iady family Gocrch. MIR. Cussrup, Captain
Fgon Cspt Tsy.T W Irp~,fdYs. W 0hton
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CALIFORNIA ILLUSTRATED.
TO The MEDICAL FACULTY

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4 sAXTON, ~ Fnlion-st New-fOrk. has now In store
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rom The modern for the Of those mem
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with facts and primo pies, sbe 10 recall slaue
time. when circumstsnces render accuracy Of great
moment ard time will rotaloV of reference " elaborate
rrihrrue- nv J. p. Whitney, N D. Price 81
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uounEao1AL AND MONEY MATTERS.
TUESDAY, Oct. s-P. n.

TUESDAY, Oct s-P. H.
The s:ocs Market is not baoysn', even under
IL arrival ofihe Empire Citys gold There is no die
patton 10 speculate in the Fsnsies 10 any extent and
Arkn appears to be especially plenty. The amount
II Go7srnmsr, Stocks bought yesterday by leading
pkeT for transmission by the steamer, was sloO,OOO
Ise market hnce be rllec bis order 10 less firm.
10 Freighis there Is not much doing. Engage
Dnis Is 0J0 bushels Corn at 2.d 1900 do Wheat, 80
fear, Cd Heavy Freights l2sal3.. To London, 600
ten, on Cake about as To Hsyrc, Cotton 10. To
Mserp, Cotton &c.
Exchanges " ere firm for the steamer, and 5ter-
4wss In good demand at " alo. but few good bills
ss bad below 10 y cent. Francs were %. a 5 22i
Ei,csrce. The supply OF Sterling was only moderate
The Sab Treasury 4, accommodating again. he
xrs sss 1873; Payments, s7s $50 Balance. 50 200 'o7
he Election of Directors for the Erie Road
zcs Gil to day and resulted In the unanimous election
he following gentlemen. The vote was unusually
age Benjamin. Locer, Henry Sheldon. Daniel D. Mil
r henry suydam, Jr. William T. Dodge, Shepherd
E,spp, Samuel Marsh John Wood, Cornelius Smith,
homss J. Townsend, Homer Rsmsdsll Of Newburgh
William b. skidmors, Marshall O. Roberts, Thomas
w. Gale, Charles 81 Leupp, Theodore Dehon, John
Pxps The only change, believe from last year Ia
he substitution of Mr.. John j. Phelps formerly Enc
fsps Coz In the place of Mr.. silss Brown
The Domestic xchange house alluded to yes
tsdsy was Messrs. F. W. Clark Dodge Co The
adu are for S. $40 &c. up to ESQ., and are drawn By
CIV Clark & Co Of Philadelphia on l. W. Clark
lcs of St. Louis, and endorsed by (. W. CLARK
DSts Co. OF this City
September was dull month for Exports az the
sscords of the Custom House show. Nearly all ooi
Fodus,s, including Cotton. Tobacco Flour Wheat
Csp Pork. Beet, Sc. were too high tor shipment tc
issud, and consequently the Exports for that month
IN smaller than for the same either In 1915 or lsi7
Toe accounts from Liverpool however, are now rs-
Aw more favorable and Brssdstuifs and Cotton sie
rss abroad more freely. October will doubtle's
dow more favorable result than September The
smparstivs figures are as annexed