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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-26

CHAPLIN s. DADMUNs
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW
Nos h Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass.
Henry CHAPIE, APPLETON DADAUN.
apl dG
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a NOPA IRIS HIP.-A. partnership is this
~ day formed between FRRD. ~ PEcK and WILLIAM
KNAPP, for the purpose Of prosecuting the Wholesae
and Retail Book and Stationery business, at the
etore, No. S39 Main Street, for many successive
years occupied in the line of trade By Jonathan
Circuit John Keith Co., and FRED. NJ. Peck. All bust
ress arrangements from this date will bear the name OF
the new firm, PECK KNAPP.
FRED. NJ. PECK,
VIM. KNAPP.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND
~ LUMBER DEALERS. = 100000 feet Hemlock
Plank for sale at bargain. Said plank from to rs
feet long, from to in thick, and from IA in vide
ION the lot Of Ethan Aaen, ESQ., opposite the City HALL
For further particulars inquire of tie subscriber at tbs
Worcester Agricultural Warehouse ard Seed Store 24s
Main street. J. D. LOWELL.
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gs;,g, ----- GEORGE SESSIONS,
EuruIsbin. Undertaken g. Conn Ware

CorDps, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes n every description always on hand. Also the
Nnp PhrENT MuALLio OAsKETi OF all Sizes,
Everv thing connected with the management OF iune
als nromtIv attended to. No 40 Front street. residence
a. Rran, .tyeet Worceater. Mass. d&Nu my23
God Liver Otl ior ConaumPtton.-Why u
80 often faIs-hy IL should not be regardel as ~ by
a great many, aa an almost "speclne pes wns. ~.
found In another couwn Evefy person piedlsposed TO
dseess Of tn upga should not fail 70 read carefully.
myI7 davis
ANS rnA.nn rrzw
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MAI. g UUGsW ELL,
C o U N S Z L.O r S L 4 w
Michigan street, ......... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
sTMEos n SMALL. JOHN B. D. OoeswELL.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
~ IU NOD ATnn NENNa I'm nVUW0


THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES cLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary To the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaling in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fe
male constitution is subject 1t moderaes all and
all obstruction and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited It will, in short time bring on
he monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price Que jlsr, bears the Government
stamp Of Great B rttain to prevent counterieits
Cauti On!!
These pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months. as they are
sure to bring miscarriage bnt at every other time
and in every other case they are perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain in
the Back aud Limos Fatigue slight exerton, Palpta
ton Of the HeErt Mysteries, and Whitss these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron, calome, antmo-
ny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
full directions &C company each package.
Boe Agent for the United States and Canada;
(Iate I. O. Baldwin Il Co. } Rochester, N. Y.
NIB. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
horzed AGENT will ensure bottle Of the PILLS BY return
mail.
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tates.
Wholesale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM. Bush Co wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. d6wh dee22
CRoCKERY, GLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE.
orr stock Of the above goods complete in all ito
parts, and offsrs
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
10 those who wish to replcnish their tables and more
especially to all who about commencing house keep
ing. We have on hand at all times,
ROGERS BROS. PLATED GOODS,
J. RUSSELL q cos CUTLERY, (plated or nOt,)
Which we have tried and not found wanting.
tThese goods drew the Medal at the MechSnics' Fair
lastFan)
Plated and Britannia Tea Pots, oastors and Spoons,
Solar Tampa, Kerosene Lamps, Fluid Lamps,
Tea Trays, Table Mats,
Everything that needed to furnh your tables In the
best manner.
Terra Gotta, Parian, and China Vases,
-AnD--
FANCY GOODS,
ur Foods are all selected with great care expressly
foy our retail trade, are OF the FIRST QUALITY and at
the lowest prices for Cash,
NJ Every article warranted as represented
and deodAw FIRTH Il NICHOLS
Nayxtous. Cough Bnlunm for the relief and
cure OF Group Influenza, Bronchitis, Whoopng Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air paatages gen
orally, and long stan ling coughs IL hese' tneFe y mol
ysae administer 20 all persons OF all ages poh a. an
expeoorant and as einetic, ,.,,.
This BAlaam was ret compounded and used ~ the ato
ROT Calvin Newton N D., with great success IN an OK
tensve practice for many yearu A. only Do once
tried 10 aeoure Tor II An unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and aold wholesale and retail, BY BUSH q
CO. Botanic Druggss 81 Front street. WORCESTER mssh
mch2b deoetf
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SEQ Advertilement Of the Mutual Life Assurance
Company Of New York, on the fourth page.
du
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VI DOWNS ELIXIR
"a arranted usual to give satisfaction Trial bottles
25 cents. Sold by oil Druggists
]. NJ HENRY S0NS Agents.
ep2S d3mt Waterbury, Vt
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DIED.
In Warreh, May 18th, David Thompson, SO. Vermont
and Michigan papers please cory.
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ArnoId's GlObuIes and vital Fluid. 70
q ale wholesale and retail, by
''N ]. o. HULL Druggist aud Apothecary,
r,v4 dtf Mechanics Hall Bloch
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{ Q ct. &c q! Q ~. G 81!

q q = 2 Il g u G 50
The propretos will put their teams upon their several
routes, commencing May Those wishing to be SUP
piled will please give their names b the drivers or al
their office, No. Exchange street. uncer the Bay state
House. Money may be paid to any Of our drivers, and
their receipt will be good. Any neglect the part Of
the driver will be attended to application to he sab
scrloers. WALKER sWEETSER.
uy2 ar
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Rugr5es Ru.gfes, for sale ctesp-one new Hrst
,Iaee T,rqv and one second hand Buggy. inquire at
BATTELLEs Sewing Machine Rooms,
rr5 dtf Merri6eld's Bull ling, Union. st.
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oh. TILLOTSOh,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 8, Briney Hall,
mhaI diff Worcester, Mass.
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q MAssACHUsETTs MORGAN

80 HOLMEs' n ESTORATlvE BIT
~ THIS for tbs cure Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complain,
feanby t& cHAa CLARKE,
mFlt dd Cor. Main and Pleasant streets.
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A. w hit NG'S
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOM
sny6 No 'vochprios Vail. tn Stairs. d1y
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NOSTs-Lost near Mr.. Jonathan (irout's on nain
~ street May 2Sd. . Silver Patent Isevur Wstoh Tne
Under shah b suitably rewarded BIZ aaxng AZ thls AZ
nee. slidat ~sas
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NoTAR&P PUBLIC.
No 1lR Main street. Worcester.
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.N1la JOSLYN'S WORCESTER CORs
VT A$NET BAND, EBEN FLAGG, Leader GEoRes
sKENDALL, Director, is pre- pared to fnrnish Music
Rz for any occasion where the services Of a Brass
Band may be required. Having obtained new and
cAoce collection Of Music, they hops receive share Of
puoic patronage. Any number OF pieces furnished ons
application to EBEN FLAGG, No AZ Exchange street,
dEORGE KENDALL, Tafts Hotel. No. 81 Main street,
Or ELIJAH y. MILLER, Clerk,
apl disf 311 Main street.
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CELEBR ATED FEMALE PILLS. .
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, M D..
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfaing in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the e
male constitution subject 1t moderates all and
all obstruction and speedy cure may be relied
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L. B..%TCBOLS. NJ. Ds.
HOMEOP ATHIC PHYSIO1AH.
FFfoR AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN ST. oFFIoE
FROM TO 3. AND TO ooLooE P. NJ.
Worcester. Oct 20. 1873. .
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~s,N .k'AKM FOX sALE.-Thatv valuable ~.
tats In Auburn miles from this ONCE, we'll known
tho Baird Place can bo had for cash. credit, or
slty property. For further particulars inquire Of D.
kNOWLIoN, on tho premises. VT my1
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Terra Gotta. Parian, and China Vases,

FANOI WUUUSt
ur Foods are all selected with great care, expressly
for our retail trade are Of the FIRST QUALITY and at
the owest prices for Cash,
NJ Every article warranted as represented
al deod6w FIRTH n NICHOLS.
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CITY Intelligence.

MILITARY TRIP EUROPE III has been announced that
the Seventy eet regiment Col vosborgh, intend making
trip 70 Europe some time during the coming fall. The
report however, premature for although the members
OF the regiment have propristy of PAYING
visit to the French capital the matter hss been def
nteiy settled. Il ID reported that com n..tee con-
sstng OF Lieut. AcCorn nick, Col Hepburn and private
ment, sepsrtei in the week for Europe TO
make ABRAMS for the visit that corps trpd
from which country most Of the members hail II 10 said
the nepey eubsorheo and that the pees report
pidkbe mater after al, AM doubt but that before
loog, some OF our city companies will undertake IT,
would aod immensely TO the cot OF the corps that would
perform the .eaf. company or res1msnl OF our New
YORK uniformed militia IN Lordon Paris would be o.
the events az tIoSge and wouc great excitement
Last year the members OF the Columbian Com ,eny
No a. ssriorsy determined TO visit the Old World duriDs
tie present summer The members went so Ear az
To re instructors In French but the revusn OF last fall
left the "CouBbars bere Of thA, the European
trip had 10 be abandoned FOR time. Is may take o. .ce
however, within year two. whi,h will he the irel
CON pany to take tris 10 the Old World. VINO spssks
lrstr
1nE GAYoEs sorAD proceeded 10 Sheeps' Head Bay ou
Saturday, their rsl annual exrursou accompanied by
large number OF suesk, suogg them Mayor rema,u
fhe ensr wa conducted IN NEST cretitapie Dasoer
un'tr the supervision Of Serreapts Jg,es v Croft ard
Area Berp~y. About three O'Clock they ga; ioso 10
kur, iGons dinner, when spetc1cs were made by LIE
honor Mayor neaarr, General Superintendent raluaige
eSrlu6ge fhiliJs, Deputy Superintendent Cxrpen.er
Samuel Brevoort, Eco g. Aud and ~ X. IeanuRn Ego,
In the evening they, Uy xon visited the residence u
A. bocctiBrn, Esq, 81 IiuaA1y where they enter
sintd until late hour, reaching home s,out twelve
O'Clock.
cuc'OIA match, winch It s expected viii be sharply
baken bcswesB tsc eleven o New YORK and lO h.eon
o' Albany aid Utica.
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BARN BKrJ Burcrss, enow, FROM CeriufEo~ for HoAon
went athcre Cartfor Reef pre- y5us he ION cat
ives ss,sied oil BY Key Wee, wfe,kcrs
KErcH Co~rI (Br). BTownow, from Baltimore for Trinl.
dad IN testing down he rver morning @ 3n grounded
follers Pciut Rar and rensineC ~ pm Tue
Tersss srd Ioners erdesvorei 10 ow her or bu, failed
Sour Frw NoRE from BALTIMORE for Lsvusyca before re
ported lor struck The north DrcNa Rect
81 An 10TH ult %. sunk after IN
deep water. The took W heir boat and reached la
sus,ra the 1.th
Bah Grspesbo $40 tons. built Portland Ne In isss wss
colo Of New Orleans eh inst by the uned eaes Marshal
for ss2o ofsud Co, Of New Orleans being NE pur.
chaeers
The following table gives summary ~ th- the
herioys 81 New York; Boston. Baltimore. wsnrca Nc
Charleston ssvarzsh Mobile New Oresns sklves.on
from tho.e
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
~ ssxsm hirs,e Niagara, Commander Hudson, Trinity
shp Great weseb rurser liverpool July r. with m lac
and s.s passengers tc Msrtha 90 Jny ~ Lat So n
len 40 spoke br chip JOSEF Rowan from Mon
TEAL The " hirss hcne the rem aims OF Cast N liar
dnr OF packet shp West Point who died Mt Liverpool
shp Juysp,A ,of Ttomssion Young Liverpool 70 tags
Win mffe, ~ roarnb Sous Took plot lslh.
miles o. Ftspdy Hook, from boat o " R1unt
bsIf 1srss Merrill Liverpool, July y with coal TO o
bark fesi Wave tof BosioD) White Rio Janeio June &c.
wrb conee a ifkfu a 5rC LEifsa
B'iE YIN Wi.or nj Pbtsseiphisi Farrell no Janero
hR hsret tSri ccped1n Port Harvey, Mr.. 10 DAYS with
fress,cne. N = q itsUoife
Brg 4 osby harden. Port Even for Bsngor
Setrfrsf bowel, .srsrsy Pcri "a Prince, July - with
Navarro 90 duly "a ~ Crocted fslsne spcke rrK Ian
coin tcf Cseue. hen ia ne for rosor 3st lat - 90 lon
"a 40 sTote schr foi,mso henre Tor New Oriears
tchr hhhrnon terl buichi,s son, Ecukes 10 Gays, with
sstr ooeaa wave orr, Looshsrt Windsor. Ms 10 days
with piseer, 10 rsster
sohT s-ow siste viewer Philadelphia for psson inh
no on aSsssn sSSS. spss rs wss By an m
mset head Put th.a port foremAat
schr spplerAie, Lee Philsctlphia for Boston.
hebr Ccnsnudor, Stout CalAn, days.
y hr Palladium, Avery, New London
schr Mary a Lowell, Iappsn, fort sven lor Norwich
hCop Nisilapt Bessh hiza5eihport for Pau Ascr.
Steamer .Iasuta I'VE New Bedlora
keaEncr Pelican Aldrich. PrOvidence-
BELOW.
skip Alfred s.orer, Brown. from Havers July a.
khso one bark unknown.
SAILED
s,esmshir Huntsville Savannah.
Wind during he day trom " ssE.
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Cspaoap OF snds were rr With Gales Of about 600 bbls
closing within the range Of the above quotations
-four vas in far demand with Gales Of about 800 obs
closing steady a. our quotations. Corn meal and rye
about 81 600 bushels, including Milwaukee CLUB at
9sc. 81, red Western ut 81 ID 81 IS, white
ana s%eer So0ren western choo. 10 .s
a. 81 20 81 &c. ursoucd 10 choce rev Southern red at
s5c. - &c. oorn--rbe sAlss embraced about $4,000
mixed ri nc SIC; Southern common r. good white
al SIC. soc. eoc poor to good Southern yellow
ssc. Oats were unchsnsee vhi'e .saes vere small.
cor1RE rbe marses vas quiet and sales limited.
snsl lot Of Iamsiea sod at lee and 40 bsss RIO At lie
CoIToNThe GALES embraced about 600 bales, based
urrr mdtlrg upT ards, 1T about 1875.
FREGH,s. TO Liverpool, about COO bbs. rosIn
s.Esd IN bun ,So noxes sseop At los g. and tons
whsieesoot a. l2s Cd. To london, 100 bbs. pork At
rs lord and tons vhaes'oct A. 22s. Sd. And % Gas
Cow 70 TINS wba ssoot At 2cs There was nothing OF
HAy-The saes embraced about 900 bales for ship
mert nj 40c. o Soc per 90 lbs.
Hors were dull, limited sales making at 40. exc
with sarne choice lots at &c.
IRoN wss quiet ut 500 80 = S24 90.
LINE ceiling at Coo for common Rocslsnd, ana 1t
soc for lump do.
Notes.-The marke. was quiet but Arm, while n.lss
NAVAL sIoRIs The rales embraced about $50 bbls
fprits toi pen.pe, arrive and the spot al A kc
46c cosng nrGer ctnoe turpertne was quiet. Resin
IFS 90 strained at 81 20
OIrs- Ilnseed was rather lower with sales reported
al Tic a &c Both crude whale aud crude sperm
quiet and prices unchanged.
Provisions -pok-rbe market was less active aud
buoyar; Tie tacs embraced about 400 bole including
pets at SIT 40 81. 90, with snail lots 81 tribe
uhGer The inside figure, and prime AZ $l4 So Sl4 90
Thin mess and Gear were ABOUT the same. Beef
sesoy with sales Of about 200 bos Including country
ness al sll 10 sl2. repscked Western DO. AZ si4
$lA So and exrs at $40 SIS So Bacon Ete2dy and
prices unchanged Out meats less buOysnt,
With mocerste Gales at 6c ESQ., for shooiders and st
SIC. sAc. for hams. Lard wss less buoysnt. The
ssles embraced soou, 400 obls at nho. allHc. But
Ter dun al 12c leo TIC, The lster figure for
prime oho, and at l4c q lsc 2oc for common, good
npo chosce lreah Sste Cheese was duh 81 &c. 7.c
BlcE Sales CT 10 cssks Uero made nj 81 TO-
SreAs AZ usus 'ne last day n the eek the sales
limited, bu, the market continued hrm. The sAles
embraced about $50 hhds Cuta al tolc ~ fair 10
eun grades, chiefly At i'4c $40 and los boxes al
&c A9hc.
sross Sales OF 600 lbs. numegs made a. p. t.
WHrKsY.- Sales Of $50 obis made Vt 6hac a
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fnos RsOpE JAMRo.--By tho brig william Wilsoa We
have the DI9 d. Rio Jas.tro OF June a. The D,ar9
has long article vigorously ursinga political alliance
with TIE Uned States shcb should extend even 10 the
formation OF principle Of Intervention sGch csses and
Of such character az might be Judged proper order to
control the interests and proteo. the rights OF the va
rious Safes in the two Americas A. a preliminary
step the Didrio urges the establishment Of line OF
steamers between Rio and New YORK aud exhaFts toe
Brazilian government to support project fo1. Tor tna
object According 70 the Di1rtO be health OF Rio was
good
On the 2eth OF Juno 1000 bags Of coaee were sold at
81 900 There n SIS bags exported that day and
from the ls; W The 2eth Of NORTH inclusive ST. ogy
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be bad The han, according to the calculations OF
interest conputers, was awarded at an average rate
which nets A per cent 10 the holder; il has since
risen, and II nov IN demand at 81, tho Januazy ia
terest on which is equal to 81 for the term Of the
loan.
The week has been very dull on the Stock Elk
change. II opened on an exceedingly torpid Ina--
ket; as It wore on, decline began; this after hast
ing two or three days, was followed by lsnguid
and partial reaction. Yesterday there were nnors,
on the one side, that the Erie and Central were
about to make up their differences and raise their
fares; on the other that the failure of se crops Ia
certain sections of the West would materially Inter
fere with the receipts Of some of the western roads
Time alone can show what basis there may be for
the latter rumor. For the credit of the common
sense of the railroad community, it may be hoped
that the former Is well founded. That the Erie and
Central are doing themselves grave and almost fatal
injury by their present reckless opposition no sane
man can doubt; nor is it a question which concerns
them and their stockholders alone; the whole coun
try is interested in the settlement of controversy
which, if it lasts much longer, will produce fatal
effects on railroad enterprise and railroad extension
throughout the land The original and chief blame
of this mischievous quarrel ought to rest upon the
shoulders of those persons who combine the calling
of stock gamblers with that of railway directors and
who to make money in their stock operations, have
not scruped 70 ruin the credit and break down the re
sources of the institutions which were under their
control. But this is past remedy now. The question
now before the railroad community il whether these
two concerns can adjust their disputes, no. If,
as we understand it, the only points of difference arc
the amount Of money which the Erie requires to
desst from its suicidal policy of low fares and the
shape in which the subsidy shoald be put, should
imagine that any two clear-headed men of business
could settle the dispute in half hour 1t is high
time this were attempted in earnest.
The following table viii show the fluctuations in
{ba H. fIa
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Quarunslns WateUxs.


mere have been bus three arrivals - ~ nver On.
snsue sinoe Friday. he brig Ortean, rom u Afuegos,
he captain Of which rspsr0, July le EdwS. Barnss Of
New York, second nass dsed the hOspka and hes Two
sck board one Of asnsss and he Over Of fever and
Ague.
The brig Black Hawk, from CarderAs, al well Sailed
IN company with brig NAsaslaa for New York, with the
captain sch on board.
The spanah steam frigaae Bersnguels up 70 the
upper Quarantine on Sunday afternoon. She will salute
the frigsse Niagara upon her arrival
There are now twenty sx vessels In The lower Quar-.
antne and the number daily decreasing the arrivals
no, being great those gorg tho upper anchorage
The sbip Columbus, from New Orleans for Europe,
gated, was towed 70 sea yeetoIda
Another OF the crew OF the ship Sparkling w4vs was
or,sns for Falmouth Nothing ne nom The ship REQ
pereh she free Of water, md, said, viii proceed
Brig A. Forrest, Capt Gillespie, arrived Angus. /.
frem Santos, with coffee TO g. L. A. Noak. All well
beard. Detained for observation, &c.
Steamer Phiadelphis. Capt Harrison arrived August
IA from New Orleans, Havana ana Key west; win IFS
passengers, specie, &C.. 10 O. Roberts. The steamer
rad four cases Of sickness the passage but the surgeon
repcrts them as not being yellow fever She remained at
Havana Only eight hours and then ley outside Moro
Cattle The psssergers luggage had not been oelow Aad
NWss constantly aired the decks during the passage
The ships surgeon repors that four OF sick.
ness were tent to the hospAi New Orleans. The
sci " desansd NJ upper Qgar1c Inc.
Prg Vim Wilson, Captain Farrell, arrived August IA
nom RIO, with coffee TO Goodhae 4 Co No sicSness
clsrd Dets,ned few days for onservston, &c.
Bark TIDAL Wave, Captain White, arrived August 10 from
no, win eoee TO sakir lossides. AL well on board.
Detained FOR few dsys observation.
Brig Block Bawk, Captain Rsusdel rarrivedlAugus. IA
nom Cardenss, with sugar ana noasses to Brett Son
Co No scsness reported arrival in the port al de-
psrfure anchored In the lower bay.
Brig Nickereon, Captain Nickerson, arrived August
Is from CIpe Bay H. with logwooj, coffee and mahogany
to Delsneld, Wilson Co. All well OF board. De-
tanned
Schooner Fred Howell, Captsr IArowAy, arrived Au-
gust is from Port Prince, VIII coffee and icgwood "
Mors Bros Navarro 20. No sickness Detained in the
lower bay.
Big ortolan, Captain Lord, arrived August II from CT
epfuegos with sugar to O. j. Peters This vessel lost
her second mate il port, and sick the
passage but on arrival all were reported well Anchored
below
ship Great Western, Captain Furber arrived Angus. 10
from Liverpool, with merchandise and 1913 steeraSe pas
sepgers, 10 O. II Marshall Co. As eisrats not per-
nted 70 land =. Castle Garden Sun lay, all engraut
ships arriving ON that day detained until Monday
unless there sickness on board when of course, their
detention IL longer
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Foreign Markets.

PoKr Ar PrIscE, July ~ Receipts OF coffee Tb5 o1gs
o. sl32 lcgwood, 500 800 lbs 1t SEQ cotton % pales
Carr HAiIus, July 2o.Ccfee, $3.50 yl35; log wood,
$50 $50: doubocbs, $500
CA,rs, July "a bark from Boston he's brought fall
supplies Of prov ATOMS. Receipts Of coffee small q tl2s;
piArtas, 19; logwood, so.
JENNIE, July Stock Of provisions rood Small
coasiwise receipts CT coffee and ioswood coffee, $780, log
wood. &46
6oSAvss, July 2l--stock Of provitony large little
ccnee In The arket, ct SIPS $3.50; loevood, $50
JAcNn, Joly 90 --Busncss dun Coffee badly in do
msnc, At elSe bi32.