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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
Meat and Provision Store,
No. 1O5 ShipIey st.,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
The subscriber informs his friends I'd the public gem
orally that he has taken the Store formerly occupied by
John Solomon in Shipley Street, between Front and
Second, sud will keep on hand good assortment Of
feesh and Salt Meat, Hams Shoulders, Lard Maekere
shad and all kinds OF FISH Cheese, Butter and Eggs,
Pepper and Spices Salt by the Sack and bushel HCur
and Feed and general assortment of articles in his
line, which he will sell wholesale and retail at the low
est mark prices He hopes by strict ntion bust
to merit and receive fair share Of public patronage
4 linn. -9mw VIM RENNFTT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
The Great Remedy Of the Age.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED IN as HOURS.

MRS. DIR. FOSTER,
Manufactures specific for this terrible malady, which
is warranted the most obstinate cases OF Fayer
and Ague in many instances in 4s hours. 1t has
used b. thousands and failed To afford relief Drug
gists and dealess would consult their interests by
keeping II on hand 1t is rapidly growing in public
avor and becoming the great remedy Of the for
these diseases. jy % 3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

SsS Farm cf l4S Acres OF good land, wei situ4t-
!ti ~ ed mite west Il ST. Georges Sttiog.9 tho
Ws H1 Delaware Railroad. email bmii l--, -uod
ksiH3A water plenty OF wood land t5T the of the
farm. This PROPERTY will lie sold AZ low price
close up state Possession given at once" bHr' 81
per acre, on very easy terms. WAl. BRIGHT a son.
Ap5u Real Estate Dealers Wilmington Del.
CHESTNUT POSTS AND HAIG.S
DOR SALE uN PIKE CREEK, near Ia, ors Factory
1t They will lie deifeFod at any convenient distance
from Wilmington Apply to WM WALTER,
On the Premises,
THOS. .WALTER,tn in Wilmington.
UH4 COMFORTABLE HOUSE WITH A GARDEN
to rea! 70 mites from Wilmington; vAggPP!iys.ss
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

| very DGstrdbtS Farms Ter sale.
No. l,within N uiil"a " " I'm .tnu, cautaiuug
| loo acres less; we'll wstrtcj well f-astd
| good order With lair bud,us-.
lgo 2-WitlIn halt milo u the Pcuiusugr Railroad,
ahd " IL min mile of Depot Containing $50
more i'd hne order vita Frat OF all kinds
cluding H huud ed peach trees in fu bearing
| with large aul htuiseme Mansion Rpuss and good
| ,Ea Tennnt House thereon. Possession Immediately
| Desired. Apply to WM. AcCAuLLEy,
| msyl4 t-td Market Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
r PENINSULAH H MA IL KOAD LINE
MMRzGl a5 EE
eoUTH j

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, APRIL 10 1865, Trains foI
the Accommodation OF Passengers will leave DO follows
until further notice
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
GrimShaW " and MCCabG,

Il q a f : q te A ents,
No. 302 Market Street, 2nd Story, over De-
Normande's China Store,
WlLMINGTON, DEL
A-A The undersigned having entered into the pur-
chase and stle of Real Estate uaer two yalus.
EsaE bic Country rYseats:n nenr Wilmington. A slguyh.
AA4ter and lee House, IN Church street. between
ON aud 9Th streets Dwelling House; within the cv
ona hundred farms, large and small suitable for truck
OF fruits, Bri1keyllle ard Milford Del Ruilding
Lots feb 5-tf "h
JAMES McCABE, A H.GRINgHAW
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
Boots and Shoes.
New Boot & Shoe Store

(NEAR KING, LOWER sIDs)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
And has laid In q and fresh stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Consisting of all the latest styles of
LADIES, GBNTLBMRNs, Boys, MISsEB' AND oHIL
DRRN's WEAR,
All which he intends to sell
AT THE VERY LOWEST OARB PRICES.
Having had large sxperiense for dgLteen years In
the trade and for the last six years in the employ
g. Hs6any, foreman and salesman, he feels confident
that he give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage Particular attention paid to
CUSTOMER WORK AND REPAIRING.
Persons wishing repairing done promptly and In
orkmanlike manner, would we'll to give a call, as
have secured the services ofons OF the best men In thu
on that tTguch Rnt2tfl REFCE PYLE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
ZOE CREAM

THE subscriber takos this occasion 10 inform parties
who propose giving Pic Mics, the ensuing Summer he Ia
prepared to supply them with the most superb
Ice Cream. He will also attend to pic Mics with an
abundant supply OF pure Cream, giving the highest
price for Stands, All who desire his ices will please
call at his residence, Of Eighth Madison ss
may 24-3m CHARLES BROADIIAG,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

r. THE PHILADELPHIA and NEW
enA}k1zN YORK RxPREBs BTRAMBGhT COM
941na1eDPANY have resumed their regular daily
rips between PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
.sAvins daily at2 p. NJ
rsosiyea at MARK ET Street wharf Philadsl-
ka, and foot Of WALL Street, NsvS rk; snd deliver
ein silher city IN tw enty -four houIL
Tbts line with all tae ort Master nd
Efslern 1rausp portAtion Cor penies. ~
gonsl sn.sats from cent oihs' .as the
fhs asilYtis ofthis 1om my are such a. to Drurs
ippsTs IN eco sttons md reasonsh ntes
WN. p, CLYDE, ,AEsnet,
No, q DELARARE avenue ,Nhiladslphia.
JhMEs HAP I, Agent,
No, III WALL Stst, reNtW York.
0flIHQH WHILLDIN, Prahidant- maFiA-tn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Dyspepsia.
The remedy DR.. sisms' Anti Dyspepsia Powders,
Positive cure In every case.
Anti-Dyspspsla, Has cured Powders,
Anti-Dyspepsia, Thousands Of Powderr,
Anti. Dyspepsia, Cases of this Powders.
ti-Dyspe psia, Great National Powders,
Anti-Dysrepsia, Malady Powders,
This great Neutralisng Tonic for Dyspepsia indges
tion has cured hundreds when all other remedies had
failed, and has bson used for IS years with universal
success we have hoard Of who used it, that
not benefited greatly. Let sufferers everywhere
1t and be cured II oostve Vegetable Liver
Pills, prepared only by DIR. J. sIMMs SON, Physician
And Druggists, 9th and Sing sts. wilning Del.
johnson, Holloway Cowden, wholesale Agents, Phil
adelpha. may 7-3ms
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
THE HYGENIA HOUSE
at Collins Beach, Del.

WILL be open Tuesday, July 5. Thi, favorits place
OF resort Is beautifully situated at point On the Del
tlful lawn tn 'front.' well shaded, good bathing. sailing
6c Communication by the steamer "Swan," from Arch
Street wharf touching at the whars Of New Castle and
Delaware City. FRANK COLLINS,
iy lQIm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
sSoam Boat Line DO smy rna.

ON and after TUESDAY June bth the
,eA4ukzkateamer "swan," will commence regular
tEze3z&dkntrips between Philadelphia and Smy rns.
Leaving bombay Hook Landug, every Monday, We'd
nssday and Friday at O'clock A. NJ for Philadelphia.
Returniug, leave Arch Street, wharf, Philadelphia,
al o'clock, A. NJ, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
for smyrna touohiag at Chester, Pennsgroyd New Cas-
tie, Delaware City and Port Penn. ~
e. Stages for Dover, Leipsio, Smyrna aid ColllnB'
Dssahs sapneet with this line june All
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY OF
CHESTER COUNTY, PA,
MR.. 4. A. VAN TRUMP, General Insurance Agent Of
this CITY, 500 Market Street, having made necessary
rangsmenis with the above Company, Is prepared
to insure live stock against loss by disease accident
death or being stolen. Managers Morris Cope, Nathan
Linton, Thomas Wood, A5'm Gibbons, VIM. g. Kirk,
Caleb wiude, VIM winde, Ab'm 8. Ashbr.d. 9, Jons-
than Roberts, VIM. Rhoades VIM p Townsend, Charles
X. Nj Donald and Geo. 8. Garrett. July 6-lm
MORRIS COPE, President EN00H HARLAN, SeG'y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
M " On " n III VI F5uP { noI' ~ "
fHfL, Il VII. STEAM BOAT LINE


This STEAMER leaves Wilmington at
ekA-aNe9 80 A. NJ, and Chestnut Btreet wharf, at
hA1zzzes2.so p. M
Rhs facilities offered ly this lins make 1t the quickest
A1 Goods hauled to aud from Stores II required and
OF sams rates as charged by other lines. oct 2S
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

STOP LOOK At THIS!
eoR CAPITAL, 500 900.
4S-ki IMPORTANT 10 ALL OWNERS on LIVE
STOCK.
THB GREAT EASTERN DETECTIVE
HORSE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Chartered March H. 1860. by the State Of fennsy
INsURRs HORSES, MULES AND CATTLE
AGAINST LOSS BY THEFT, DEATH
FIRE, ACCIDENT, OR DISEASE.
Once, los 8. FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pres Col. Chas. Praley, Secretary, DR.. d Becker,
Vlcs Pres D. L, Estsrly, General Agent, 2. HaGs.
Reference BY permssion to the following gentlemen
Hon. Simon Cameron, Harrisburg Pa Burd Patterson,
Esq, pottsyille Pa Gen. John L. stiehter Hardware
Merchant, Rsadag. Pa.
CITY REPERRNCES.-.Aessrs. Rowland Rrvien,
Merchant Millers Broad street Mills Henry NJ. Oraw-
ford, Wholesale Druggist No. l4l Market street, Messrs
Perkinplne higgins. Publishers and Booksellers, No.
So North Pourth street. Methodist Book Concern; Messrs
B. D. Hughes Son, Central Hay Press; Samuel II. Bush
WholeBae Tobacco 40S North Third street.
Daniel Pocht, Wholesale Grocer. No. las North Thifd
street.
Our rates are lower than any other Insurance Com
pany while they insure In risk Insure against
all risk. Agents wanted In every county in Delaware.
iv2 3m. b. BECKER, Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

WINE AND LlQl Or STORE
VIM. BAXTER
efGN Informs his friends aud the public generally
EEE&SthAt he has taken the Store
~ 8. T. CORNER FOURTH sHIPLBY SITS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
where he will keep on hand good assortment of WI es
Brandies and Liquors, oomprlsinE
ooasAo nRAEDT,
Pale BRADY, Jamaica Spirits,
Champagne, Eco oh Whiskey,
Pale do Irish do
Extra do Holland Gin
Old Monongahels Whisksy, Allegheny whiskey, Bour-
bon Whiskeyi the very best double recthea Wbiskey
in the oounry, that cannot be bought cheaper else
where.
WINBs. MADEIRA, Shsrry, Lisbon, Sweet Malaga,
Champagne And Claret All of which are warranted to
be pure and of the best quality,
=, BRANDlEs.-Rasp6erfy, blackberry, Ginger and
ID Tavern keepers and Retail Dealers supplied at
cheap rates on reasonable terms,
MEDICINAL PURPObES, S,-IuvaIidA and others de-
string old Wines and Liquors for Medicinal
win hnd 1t 70 their advantage to call and examine
stook ofunAdutsr liquors before purchasing else
| IJ- Persons at q distance will hnd their orders
touptY Atte nded TO. All liquors sent free OF charge
any distance within twenty miles,
lIT Hotels upplied with Onsts, Dem ohns, DO.
lI Purchasers will hnd II to their call
the h. of Fourth shipley Streets, and
saYlo-u WIZ BAXTER,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
FOR CAPE MAY .

n GX-R new BW1ft
SAMUEL NJ FELTON,, Capt. L. Davis, will
s1vV NsW Oase, Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays, on
ths arrivsl Of Train leaving Wilmington at lbs5. A.
hs Cape May, returning Mondays, Wednesdays and
fridays. fare including carriage hire $!7a Beason
Tickets 1890, carriage hi o extra.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

G. s. & s. s. GRUBB,
Brokers
REAI. ESTATE AGENTS.
s. E. Corner Bird and Market Streets,
(EntrNtce on Third Slroet)
WILMINGTON DEL.
Stocks all Kinds bon gh nd sold In the Wim ston
aud Philadelphia ni,,iket-.
Particular attention given 70 the Sale II Real E.tats
Five-twenties sevrn-thirties. Ten fortes. 5. U's
81 Bonds Delaware State Buudf, b'lnwarc r. r. EOrdA
Coal Gas and Wilmg ton NAtornl Back stocks iought
aud sold % Coma o. linr.
FoR shLEa co.ir rlulo stt,fs OIL ,n1l. laying between
7th stu -ts. HNN ur., ava Thomson sts This
square Do. l.'. NJ into u U.,. 10. .r c4ii be
used ~ "hplrt- lsGuisctuf. 1- rI- la.rs
&- & GEUBB--
E EOf SALE
RwsA AN elesa ut residence AID farm a,,.sn.d
soS Se msa.ios is' Is @ % b9 ,9o S ss . gi Will Will
back buildings, all n good ORDER tile barn carriage
house, shedlinl ice house work shop aud (fn bouse
ali In complete order The tr ion has O. b.attiiul
lawu IN frrpt, filled with trees, sirubbery e., First
rate water the uo inside house, wafer in every
field The place will be shown by Henry Grant on the
premises, to any ond desiring aplolid home and rarm
or apply to as. 4 : OBUBB
Eea. Estt:s Agts- VIII, Del.
FOR SALE fine property Of 10 acres near the city
FOR SALE dssiHlble farm Of $50 rt as 8bout miles
from the city
FOR SALE 50 ;eetoT land, on AdauN street
FOR SALE farmof lis Acre., auuut miles from tha
city.
apps asa 3. g CRUDE
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BIS face surprised all who saw him for the first tune
after the preparation OF the horrid crime: Ihere
was always a calm and collected look about ~ ana
an air Of refinement and education. he snrahk
from the observation Of visitors, and refused 70 con-
apparently because he did not wish TO be annoyed.
suicide.
THE DOOM OF THE HATRIoIDE.
Sheriff Russell and his deputies Messrs Finch,
Prior, and Dibble, made all the arrangemens me-
cessary the occasion, and at noon strong Ioroe
of military took their station around the Ja 70 pre-
serve order, After religious exercises ,ln the cel,
the prisoner was conducted to the gallOWs- IOe
crowd M side and outside the Jail was very large ana
the utmost eaqerness to catch glimpse of the pri-
eOneI was evinced by all, -
AT quarter past O'CLOCK ne mouhteu tne scar
fold firm listened apI arently unmoved to the prayer
offer ed up by Professor simpson, knelt moment
himself in silent prayer and shook hands WITH some
of the officials On being asked II he mad anything
10 say he answered In tho negative He whispered
n Jew words to Professor Sinonson, VINO addressed
the assembled crowd as m nh n re re
felow.men, and IN the hope OF salvation through the
merits Of CHRIST Jesus "
those on the scaffold with the exception of sheriff
Russell, DESCENDED the steps. The pin of the drop
was then removed, and bidding the unhappy man
once more good-by, the sheriff next descended the
stars of the gallows. AS he stepped on the lower
step the drop ie and at three minutes to O'Clock
the soul OF Albert Stark weather was launched into
eternity. There were few muscular eoDvulsions OF
the body and then all was still.
The pulse ceased to beat fifteen minutes after the
drop eIl, and in fifteen minutes more che body was
taken down. 1t was placed IN back walnut coffin,
and VIII be given to his trends to-day.
sTARKwEATHER LEAVES A STATEMENT.
Starkwenther has left a written statement in the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff Finch ana his unce, Nathan
StaTkweather.
This statement is understood to be a confession,
and to cover not only the murder Of his mother and
sister bat certain poisoning cases and incendiarism
at Manchester.
1t is supposed that the murder Of his mother and
sister was but The finale of a long catalogue OF
crimes which he had committed.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Sudden Death from ChOlera-Iargc Fire
at EllicOtJ's Mills, Etc.
[sPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
BALTIMORE, August ia man named
Michael Emmitt, who arrived here from Gin
ciEnati on Thursday, with the seeds of disease
in his system, died This morning, OF cholera.
He died in "a few hours. There are no other
cases of cholera here.
The extensive cotton factory. known as the
Granite Mills, at Ellicott's Mills, twelve miles
from Baltimore, owned by Hon. Benjamin De-
ford and Others was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss is over two hundred
thousand dollars, and is but partly insured.
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EXECUTION.
Hanging of the Matricide, Albert l..
StarkNVeather.

Hanging of the Matricide, Albert l..
Starl&Veather.
Albert L. Starkweather, the matricde, was
executed at Hartford, Conn, yesterday. There
is nothing in the annals of crime on this conti-
nent, not even excepting the fend Prob3t, that
exceeds in cold.blooded atrocity, unnatural
heartlessness, and diabolical ingenuity, the muir
der OF Mrs. BENJAMIN Starkweather and her
little daughter Ella by him who was bound to
them by natures strongest ties.
The Dearng tragedy loses half it horrors
before the scene enacted in the little cottage NJ
Oakland year ago. The son plunging the
derived his. first nourishment, and on which,
when an infant, he slumbered; the brother bend.
ing over his little sister With the murderous axe
dripping with the bleed OF their common
parent, Is SpeGtatie at which Luciter himself
would sh0dder. For the murderer no adequate
punishment In this life can be found.
THE MORNING OF THE EXECUTION.
The prisoner was up the larger portcc,d OF the
ngnt, n00nt los 0SoGk He ne tooK Y BreaE I'd slept Tor
with good appetite. He then spent an hour or
two in company with Proiessce SImonsOn IN reading
considerable length with his uncle, Mr.. Nathan
Starkweather. He spoke freely aud generally with
out any great emotion He was pale and slightly
caly considering the tact that every few minutes he
could hear the drop Of the gallows fall, the oi
GERS were trying 1t and adjusting the cord.
He had for q long time refused TO have his hair
cut, but this morning he requested that some one
might be sent to cut II, Whlcn Was done, Only few
persons were allowed to pass his CELL and at these
he dld not often look. And so the forenoon wore
awa' heavily 20 all ethers IN the Jail, ana heavily
doubtless to him. Yet he approached the brink OF
death without those manifestations OF either sorrow
OF lear that were expected OF him.
THE DEATH WARRANT.
About eight O'Clock Sheriff Russell, attended by
the jailOr and two or three Others went bis eel
and read the death warrant. This gave briefly tn,
iaes in the case stating that he had been presenteC
for trial bV Grand jury, for intlicung mOrta
wounds with knife aud axe upon his mother anC
that he had been tried and found gmltV upon thes,
CHARGES, and ended with giving in full the sentence
by Judge Hinman. No mention was made in tn
warrant OF the sister Ella as her murder was NO
included in the trlal. Starkweather preserved muc
tbe same demeanOr while this was beng read q
during the rest of the day. The Iecounting of tn
wounds and gRsbes inflicted upon his mother di
not seem 20 move him.
APPEARANCE OF THR PRISONER.
Starkweather was about five feet seven inches
height, and rather delicate in build and appearance
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FOURTH EDITION
EU ROPE
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CABLE NEWS TO YESTERDAY NOON
>-~~>~oO~~~~noO~~~~,~~~~O~~~~
The Negotiations Between
Prussia and Austria.
-~~~~o~o~co~o~NIryv~,,,~~~~~
PEACE CONSIDERED CERTAIN.
CABLE NEWS TO YESTERDAY NOON

LIVERPOOL, August 1.-THE royal mail steam
ship Scotia, Captain Judkins, from New York on
Wednesday, the sth inst, arrived at Queens
town this morning.
The final negotiations for the establishment Of
peace between Prussia and Austria and between
Austria and Italy are in progress, and peace is
regarded as certain.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-THE Brokers' Circular
reports the sales of cotton for the week at
$4,000 bales. The price has increased in the
same period ld. per pound. Middling uplands
are quoted at 133.
LIVERPOOL, August II, Noon.-The Breadstuffs
Market Is frmer
LONDON, August1 7, Noon. -Consuls are quoted
at IS for money. U. S. 5-20s are quoted at 8S1.
Erie Railroad shares at 429. Illinois Central
at 10.
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A FIRE NEAR BALTIMORE.
ELLICOTT'S MILLS BURNED.
A LOSS OF $2OO.OOO.

BALTIMORE, August lS.-A report has been
received here Of a great conhagration at Eli
colts Mills, nineteen miles from this city. No
particulars have yet been received.
[sECoND DESPATCH
BALTIMORE, August 18.-The fire at Ellcott's
Mills was the granite cotton factory owned by
a. Joint stock company. Messrs. B. Defard and
John Hopkins, OF this city, were one-half owners.
The establishment was entirely destroyed. The
loss is estimated at S2OO,OOO, on which there is
an insurance of only $4,000.
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FOR BENT.

fs5S FOR RENT. - THE HOUSE NO. ll07
Eal CHEsNUT Street. Ito be altered into a storel
Apply NO. 10 S. FIFTH Street.
80 ths6t 8. 2. GAVIN. Agent.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, August 18.-Cotton dull at 34J0S6kc'
Flour 10eI15c. lower, 5000 bbls so d State, Sc "a
1925; OHIO, S9G12; Western, 5000 co, Southern,
$lO@15 20. Wheat dull; i; sales unImportant Corn
0ull; $4,000 bushels sold at 80. Beet 'eadv. PORK
firm; 1000 bbls sweet Pork sold at $32'76QL32'89.
Lard steady Whisky dull.
NEW YORK, August Is Stocks lower. CHICAGO
apd Rock Island, 10G; Cumberland preferred, Az |;
Illinois Central, scrip, 1925; Michigan southern,
81; Reodlng, ll55; Erie, 70; lerre Haute and
Alton. 3d.; Western Union Telegraph, 57S; lrea-
6s, llltj Gold oped at 1907, and closed at 14SS.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

HOWELL & BOURKE
MAN UFACTURERs
OF
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Aug. IS
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 40S. Third street
DIED.

sIoCKToN.-on the 18th instant, LEWIS c, STOCK
TON, aged 40 years.
1he friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral on Monday morning at IL o'clock the resi-
dence OF his mother ln.law, Mrs. j. N Ris0on Mount
Holly NH. Cars leave Walnut street Wharf at o'clock
A. NJ.
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schr Yarmouth. BAXTER, Now London.
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schr X Bascom, Leach, New Haven.
schr Annie Borland, Hall, New Haven
Schr Lucia Ives Weilcs, New Haven for Virginia
81. as 81
schr Chas Moore, Ingersoll Bridgeport.
Schr Branerd, WeIles bridgeport for Eiizabethport
Schr sterling Hayes Southport
Schr Falconer, Wilson, Southport
Sloop Thomas Hull Hull, Providence.
Nloop Sprague uibbs Providence.
Sioop Harvest, Corwin, Bristol.
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Steamship Arizona; from Quarantine. Spanish steam
frigate Isabel In Cstoica, for Havana.
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