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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-General Sher.
man and the Indian Commissioners
except Senator Henderson, left for
Fort Lawrence yesterday, ria Chicago
They expect to reach Laramie by the
10Th, where the chiefs of the Sioux
Crows, Northern Cheyennes, Arapa
hoes and other tribes are waiting The
arrival Of the Commissioners.
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BuInAlO.
Toledo.


NOVEMBER 4.-FLoUR-Dull
GRAIN = Wheat - Dull; white I'M
changed at 81 a; amber q IS; sales No.
/ spring at 81 l2H. Corn-Dull; new
4c and old PC lower; sales No. 2 Wabash
AT 81 Os; new. SIC; new rejecied, goo
OatS-3c lower; sales No. at osci 80
2. at csc. Rye-Dull. Barley-Dun.
LAKE FREIdHTs-Dulli S3Sc on corn
to Buffalo.
NOVEMBER, 4.-FLoUR-Dull and
l2ha2Sc lower.
GRAIS- Wheat Steady at 81 70.
Corn-Lower At 81 OIH. Oats-In good
demand at $50. Rys-SI "a. Barley
Lower at 81 Oh.
Lard-Nominal al 10. Dressed Hogs
Milwaukee.
NOVEMBER 4-FLoUR-Dull; city Xxx
GRAIN-wheat-Dun aud dropping
at 81 S61S for MOL.
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ket less firm, but the quotations we're
unchanged; fresh 3Sa45c.
Eaas-EiTm at 24i25c.
SEEDs-ClOver-D at 81 rs; Flax
SO 90: Timothy-Dull and only retail
demand at 81 35a2 40.
LISsEED OIL-Dull at 81 0S.
LARD OIL-Sl GOAL 10.
PErRoLEUM-Dun at 5Oa6lc for re-
fined free.
APPLEs-Larse supply and dull AT
PoTNrGEs-Dun at 81 sOss 90 per Dbl
Hoes-Inactive and prices rather
lower; packers are afraid to cut AFTER tue
experience OF the treacherous weather
OF last week; sales to butchers at % 2oi'
$50.
The weather is clear and cool, with
the thermometer now at 4S'. fall OF
259 since Saturday.
GoLD-l4Ok buying.
MOSEY-ln active demand.
EXCHANGE-Firma at par buying.
-e BnnOIO.
Nov. 4.-FLoUR-Duu.
S-wheat-Dull; No. ? MIL
waukee SlDT: No. do. 81 o4s2 0S. Corn
phil: No. > Chicago 81 Is. Oats-Dul:
held at csc. Barley-Sl so for Canada.
Rye-Nominal.
FREIGHTs-Unchang
II ]. SnutIleworth, banker and bro
ker of this city, suspended to-day 10
consequence OF the RbscondinR OF J.
Farthiug, "a large cattle and meat dealer
of this city, 10 whom Shuttleworth
made advances OF about thirty-nTs
thousand dollars.
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7t.'''E'...''' y
Ofthe above there were two who died ont
of the city. There were three still born, leAv-
ing only twelve who died OF disease in the
city, which shows over one hundred per
cent less mortality in this month than in
any corresI Onding month Of the year Tor the
E. MCCOY,
noyI.at Secretary of BoaId OF II ealth.
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BosroN, Nov. 4.-Indications are that
a heavy vote will be thrown tomorrow
throughout the State.
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1rlag,sfs.
B. P.

E. b. e
..ExCELS1OR
RAKTNG POWDER
This ARTICLE IS ENTIRELY DIFF
event from and superior TO the Yeast or
tI.GSnS Powders commonly sold.
IL Sre pared from the purest material ex.
,,r.ssIv iOf family use. ,,-,,. ,
dtscs en- 10 make LI,HT and HEALTHY
mHRStEAD, in all cases where good Hour ID us
i b'i,II Les shoItnlng is required than with
TbsT BAKING Powders.
YOU CAN BAKE IMMEDIATELY
AMER mixing your dough or batter with the
EXCELSIOR Baking Powder. ..l
READ FOR YOURSELF
What is said about 1t by those who have
tried IL
~, pittsburgh, well and widely known,
writes: "SOu have permission 10 Use uS,,. our
tT% ASY EXTENT It has been used IN our
family will great satihlactln." -, -,
score of Others In Pittsburgh Auu V lCl'
nltv bear similar testimony.
Ta have received similar testimonials
from Chicago, Baltimore, Beaver, 1ronton,
ZaneyIlle, &c:
HOME TESTIMONY.
NgszRL. LEWIS & WooDMANsEE, proPri-
.tOTs OF the "Crsnt House, have been using
II nearly two years, and say BREAD and
Ilakes made OF IL are ALWAYS GOOD:
MEssRs. EDWARDS & CoNAST, proprielors
of the ..iJprigg House." say "lheIe mas been
grrat Improvement in the qualify OF our
Bread, Cakes and Pastry since we began US
Ing II. - ,,., ar ,rss.r
your Excelsior Baking Powder 10 any oth1T'
lakes made of II RTelight and WhoIesone'
MR.. GEo. 3. Ross, proprietor oil me s9t cen
nod HOUSE" says my COOK gives u tns plei-
erence over ali other Baking Powders, Bread
CAKES and Pastry are always Sood-
MRS WITTES says: 81 have tried huLnef-
nuS Baking Powders, but can hnd none thst
owes Inc same satisfaction as your Exceisior
Sakinx Powder can always be sure OF
giving my bOarders good Bread and cakes,
There are hundreds OF families in this and
other cities and towns, who bave been using
the Excelsior Baking Power for long time
10 the exclusion OF all other Preparations
SiUFt ms can be made WITHOUT Yeast by
usipg the Excelsior Baking Powder, in same
pTOportion as for biscuits.
observation-disclosures and Families are
cautioned against imitstions OF the Excel
siDr Baking Powder. The genuine has tine
address of Logan, List 4 Co., on each label.
N Is neatly put upin or, Id and lO ID cans
Also. lor sail Dy the barrel, keg and pound
T. Il. LOGAN r co.
and LOGAN, LIST & co,
Sole ProprieiOIs, Wheeling, West Va.
ES-SoId by Dealers Everywhere.
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Cincinnati.

NOVEMBER 4.-FLoUR-Dun and de-
mand Hmited; sales of Y at $40 50a
IL rs; family $l1 5Oall 70.
-Wbeat-DuIl; No. Ired win
ter held at = 90, but this rate was fully
sc above the views of buyers; No.
spring g 10, nominsliy. COrn-DuiI
and demand limited; No. 1 shelled
and old in ear at 95ci new, in ear, AT
SOC. Oats-CIosed a. 63a65c. Rye
Dull. Barley-Upchanged
CoTToS-Dull at 1911.
ToBACCo-Steady and in good de.
mand; sales of $50 hhds and 43 cases
WHIsKY-Unchanged at 34c in bond
PRoyIsIONs-Mess Pork-S2O 90. Ba.
con-Iu better demand; sales OF 10 hhds
at i3al3H for shoulders; l65< for clear
riD and l63<al7c for clear sides, city
cured.
2 LARp-Dull at 1I1zc.
BUTTER-In better supply and mar
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CLOSING PRIcEs-6:3O 2. N.

CLOSING PRICEs-6:3O P. II.
GoLD-Lower; opening at l4O5s and
closing at 14O9s.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Quiet and a
shade easier; coupons 81, lllEall21S:
do '62, lOs5zal0S5S do 81, l051&alO51 f:
do 80, lO61salO62S; do new 1878 aIOTzS;
do '6T. lU711alO1zGi 10 4Os, lOO1< aIOOT :
Z. 3Os, 105ISalO51S.
STOCKS-Were heavy and declining
throughout the day; Canton 421z; Cum
berland 2I5S: Quicksilver Sza9; Pacific
1907; Atlantic 1867; Western Union
Telegraph S2s821<7 New York Central
lll5EalIlIz; Erie 7la7IIs; Hudson l251S
HIZ6; ReHuInE 961<s965s; Ohio Ceruti
Gates za25; Wabash 395<; 81. Paul 3S;
do preferred 59L59<; Michigan Central
1857; Michigan Southern 769z a765s;
Illinois Central I24I<a1247S; Pittsburgh
slaSII1; Toledo IOOaIOO1z; Rock Island
945Sa9IN; Northwestern 47aIT1[; do
preferred 6Szsa637<; Fort Wayne e65za
81.
EXPRESS SHARES-wellsI Fargo IL
Co. 5Oa5l1<i American 651SsG5; Adams
657<a651<i United States 6d1Ss6s; Mer-
chants Union I7HalSH.
STATE SToCKs-Missouri s35<; new
Tennessee 6l<.
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Order OF Gen. SchoflsId In Relation to
the Virs-futR Election

New YORK, Nov. 4.-The Herald's
special says the following General or
der was issued this morning by Gen.
SchotieId commanding the first military
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uARHErs nj rELEaKArH.
NEW YORK. November 4.
RrGuIAR REPnRT

CoTroN-Henvy aud lower; sales OF
1900 bales at lS1zc for middling up
la nds.
FLoUR-Recelpts 30 s62 bbls; market
heavy and l5a2Oc lower; sales of goo
bbls at IS OOa9 90 for supertine State and
western; 50 5OA1O 10 for extra State;
80 20al2 SO for extra western; 50 65a
SlS 90 for round hoop Ohio; $40 Goa
10 % for st. Louis, closing quiet. CAL
ifornia Flour-Heavy;s sales of $50 sacks
at Sll 5Oal3 80. Rye F.our-Easier;
sales of 400 bbls at 81 OOa9 Is.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-Wheat-Rec $40. g29 bus;
market heavy and 2s3c lower and more
active; sales of I6l 900 bus. AT 81 ISaS2 y
for No. 2 spring; 81 25a2 IS for No.
do 81 "a for Nos. l and do, mixed;
81 3la2 - TOR amber Green Bay; S3 ~
Tor white Michigan, and 81 10 for am
Der Michigan. RYe-Dull; sales oil
$50 bus. State at 81 Goal 20. Barley
Without decided change; sales of IL,
900 bus. at 81 5SII 90 for Canada West;
sales of Canada East on private terms.
Malt-Dull; sales of Is, 800 bus. Cana
da. Peas-Sl 4Oal 40. Corn-Receipts
81. ST5 bus; market lH2c lower; sales OF
ll3, 900 bus. at 81 35al 3T5S for mixed
western, the latter for very choice, near
" yellow; 81 Al white western; 81 I21s
for white Southern. Oats-ReceipIs
Y
| % As 900 bus. at 771za7S3zc for Western.
Stock in Warehouse Wheat 64T 81
| bus; Corn l,l666 5l bus; Oats 1863, 29i
bus; Rye 81 934 bus; Barley 329, 3S4 bus:
Malt 81, 5O2 bus; Peas INA bus.
GRoCERIEs-Rice-F and in fair
| demand; sales 20 tierces Carolina n
| 9HalOc. Cuffee-Steady. Sugar-Firm
and in very good demand; sales 500
| hhds ut 1l5Sal2[c tor Cubs; 1870 Tor
Porto Rico; sales 500 boxes Havana on
| private terms. NOTWITHSTANDING grades
| firm; low grades heavy; no sales.
HUPs-QuIet. at 45a66c for new and
old crop.
PETRoLEUM-Dull at I4I<c for crude;
SOC for refined bonded.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork- and low
er: sales 1850 bbls at $50 SOI2I 90 for
mess. closing at $50 50, regular; $50 90
fora'65 and '68 mess; SO 75A20 90 for
prime; also 5000 bbls mess, seller last
half November, at S2l 0Ot22 So city
prime mess, November, at 81 80. Beef
Lower and irregular: saIes,II6 bbls at
Sl5 GOALS OO for new plain mess; SO OOi
% 50 for new extra mess. Beef Hams
-Heavy:sales % bbls western at SIS Goa
20 90. Bacon-Quiet; sales 80 boxes
StraItord cut at l3c; so boxes CumOer-
land cut at l215c. Cut Meats-Dull;
sales 145 packages at llkul21c for
shoulders; I5al7c for hams.
LARD-Heavy; sales $40 bbls at l25sa
1880.
BUTTER-Dull OF 2Oa42c for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet at llal6c.
Latest MAREEH4-S PM
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The dry goods market is quiet and
prices favor buyers; Atlantic l. fine
brown sheetings are reduced to IZIzC,
and Pepperell K to the same price:
WamsuII2 muslins are reduced to FAC,
and TuscaTora to zoe; Paper CambTics
are reduced from lac to l2ISc, such as
Warren, Masonville, S. s. & sons. &C.,
and glazed cambrics, such HIS the Wash
iugtOn, are lie lower, and selling at 91Sc.
Prints steady and in limited demand.
1t is now ascertHined that goods are
selling at &c relatively lower r-ice
than before the war, consequently sew
eral mills have stopped, and others
have reduced their production.
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LATEST MAI,KErs-5 P. II


FLoUR-Closed 5alOc lower on COM
mon and medium grades, but with a
moderate export demand.
GRAIN-Wheat-lclo lower, with mod
crate export demand; No. spring 81 10
az %; No. do. 81 25a2 %; amber Wis.
consin 81 30A2 81. Rye-Dull at 81 30
for western. Oats-Dull and heavy at
77a771Sc for western. COTn-Steady at
81 3515a1 36x for good to prime mixed
western.
PRovIs1oNs-Pork- and firm
at $40 T5a20 50 for mess, cash and regu-
lar. Beef-Quiet and unchanged. Cut
meats-NominAl. Bacon-Dull, and
slightly in buyers favor.
LARD-Heavy at l3al33Ec for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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GOVERNMENT SroCKs-Coupons 49,
10s1z: do '64, lO5 q: do 10, IO651: new IO75E
1910 coupons lOU5S; 7-5Os, June and Ju
ly. 1855.
MONEY! per cent.
STERLIHG-l09sSall0
GOID-I4O
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H. d. CHAPMAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
During 1867, and 1868,
VIII Continue TO Visit

The following places, on the
following dates of each and every
month, viz
Headquarters, Detroit Michigan.
Office and Laboratory No. 3
and 4 Fishers Block, Wood
ward Avenue.
Wooster, American House, 5th
and 9Th of each month.
DELLA w ARE, AMERICAN HOUSE.
7th and 8th of each month.
Columbus, Neil House, 9th and
10th Of each month.
Mt. Vernon, Lybrand House, 18th
and 14th of each month.
GAINESVILLE o., Zane House. each
month. 1Ith and 18th.
Detroit, Mich, Fishers Block,
Woodward Avenue. 22d, 23d.
oath, 9th, 2Sth, 29th and Both
Of each month.
jackson, Michigan Goth of each
month.
Ann Arbor, Gregory House, .2Ist
of each month.
Kalamazoo, Burdick House, 18th
and 10Th of each month.
Marshall, Herndon House, 18th
of each month.
Battle Greek, Kellogg House
18th of each month.
Grand Rapids, National Hotel,
each month, 25th and 26th.
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Sent in sealed en-
Relopo On receipt
81 IUcts Address
Or. 81. 70. FooTE, No
10 Lexington Av,
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I.sa.e. q swine. such . cossh., ulcers in


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And all other complicated Chron-
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All forms of Female Difficulties
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results.

1t is to be hoped that no one will despair
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the most eminent of school physicians; nay
more: thousa nds who were on the verge
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The Doctor pledges his sacred word and
honor that be will in wise, directly or indi-
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his medicines without the strongest proba
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- R-Eode q Examination

"a Mode Of Examination
Prof. L. discerns diseases by the eye; be,
therefore, asks no questions, neither does he
require invalids to explain symptoms. Let
one and oil come and have their symptoms
and location Of their disease explained free
Of charge.
rs Remember, consultation and advice
free. The poor shall be literally consider.
ed. The Doctor has just issued a pamphlet
containing a brief sketch of his life, study
and travels, which can be had free o;
charge by all who desire it.
Prof. r. J. LYONS,
Detroit, Michigan.
Mar. 15'7-1y.
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blade Of grass, a simple nower,
Culled from the deWy lea,
These, these shall speak with touching 20 Wer
or change nnd health 20 thee
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUs1C,-Thes RichingsI English
opera Troupe appear this evening IN the
Bohemldn GlrL an opera that drew immense
last winter. The cast of the opera this evening
Is very fine, and wei have no doubt the sweet
music Will be rendered in brilliant and ehec-
tive manner. ........' ....-r.-.
Miss Richings deserves the most liberal en-
couragement for her efforts TO organize really
nrst-rate English Opera Troupe, and we are glad
TO learn that the receipts from the performances
OF this troupe in the various large cities of the
Union have been quite handsome. Indeed, the
success of the English Opera during the season
now closing, has been such as TO insure to us the
qualification of hearing the Riching's Troupe
again in the fall.
= CHEsNUT STREET THEATRR.-Afer Mann Days,
beautiful new play, by Mr.. Benjamin Edward
Woolf, will be produced with fine cast and
new scenery this evening, Mr.. Woolt is an
experienced playwright, and we doubt not that
MS new piece will prove pleasant and pro-
ftable.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Miss Jean NJ.
Davenport Mrs General Frederick W. Lander)
Will appear this evening as "AdrieDne Lecou-
Vreur," In the great and powerful play OF AdiT-
ellne The Actress. Miss Davenport is reckoned
the most accomplished actress of the age, and
she has always been particular favorite in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Lander 10 d careful reader,
and one of the few artistes we have that tho
roughly identities herself with the the role
assumed. All of the company favorites will
appear in support of Mrs. Lander.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-The accomplished
Lady Emily Don win remain with us a week
longer. She adds TO her great burlesque OF
Kenit,0Orth, tonight, the popular and beauti-
tul protean play of Perseus and Andromedd.
On Friday evening Lady Don will receive her
farewell benefit. Her lady friends can secure
seats for the delightful entertainment any day
or evening this week.
AMERICAN TuEATRE. - Another excellent
variety entertainment has been arranged for
this and tomorrow evening. Something new
and pleasant is given every night.
AT CARNoRoss q DIxEY's the usual olio and
burlesQue bill will be presented, besides Frazers
funny pantomime, called the House that Jack
Bull.
HARTz, THE ILLUsIoNIsT, will open his budget
of didbteTte at the Assembly Building next week,
for short season, No one should fail to see
him.
PROFESSOR JAMES ANDERSON, JR., son of the
Great Wizard of the North, and himself a pro-
missing young demonstrator of the wonderful,
Is in this city, stopping, with his accomplished
lady (aee Miss Emily Hackert of Philadelphia),
at the Ashland House.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Tonawanda Jennings, Savannah, Phila-
Steamship Norman Croweii Boston IT, Winsor q Co.
Steamshin Virginia Allen. Richmond w. p CydekCJo
Eteamship New YORK Marshall, Washington, do,
sSip ]. L. Dimmock, Harvard, Antwerp Workman
eco.
Brig Hilda Nisson Cork or Falmouth for orders do.
Brig Ellen Anna blanche st, Johns. N. b., w, H
Johns q Bro.
Brig Venus PInkey Port Spain, ]. E Bailey d Co,
schf ,HG Moses Patten' Harding. Portland, do.
Schr X Wentworth Adams Salem Warren, Gregg q
Morris
Schr E q might FuIler. Boston, Mershon d Cloud
schr a. Haley. Haley Boston, Bakiston Graeif & Co.
Schr Ocean Bird, ely, Boston, 40
Schr w, w, Pharo Allen, Boston, do.
Schr Race Horse Rrapp NeWburyport, g, B. Kerfoot
schr r. Peterson. English, Boston, Rathburn Searns
u CO.
Schr M Smith, Preston, GreenpOrt, Snnickson & Co.
Schr w. Donnellv. Hunter Bridgeport, do,
schr Lake. Adams, Boston, castner, stickHey &
Weilington
schr Eliza Neal, studams, Weymouth. do.
Schr A Ma1ee x Ketchnm Roston. Borda, Kellar &
NuttIng O'
Schr GOV Burton IudIam Salem ]. ]. Conner q Co.
Schr H A Rogers Fran bes, Boston, Street & Co.
Schr j. Hay HathaWay Cohassett NarrOWs Quintard,
Ward n Co.
Scbr Sarah Touise Iovett. Saco Rommell q Hunter.
Schr M RI CarlisIe Potter Providence, do.
Schr Isl Price Steyens BOSTON, Van Dusen, Lochman
GO.
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In comfort and elegance, equals any Drawng-room in
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NetOS see First PAGE,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS. DAY.
SUN RIsBs.........-..502 MOON RISES ........ 2'2l
SUN HIGH WATER.-....... s'29
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Y %4sa; :; &SS4shSs' SgHeHSs.' MONTHLY oOHnrrrn.
JOHN SPARHAwR,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE OUTSIDE PAsEs.1

FIRE-Yesterday morning, between l and
2 o'clock as Policeman Pearson, of the Third
District, was patrolling his beat, he discovered
smoke issuing from twostory brick building,
located on the north side of Union street, below
Second, occupied as a livery stable by a. Stover.
The officer aroused the watchman who was in
charge On entering the building the rear por-
ton of the second story was found to be in
flames. An alarm was promptly sounded, and
the fire was extinguished before it had extended
beyond the apartment in which it originated.
Several horses and carriages, which were in the
structure, were rescued in safety. quantity
building is owned by Michael Haggerty. Loss
not known.
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RIoTEG.-On Sunday evening a party of
men got into difficulty at Front and Market
streets, Camden. Policeman Ovens in attempt
Patrick Callahan. and had his revolver taken
from him. The Marshal came TO his assistance
and pursued the assailant, when Callahan
turned au1 fred at hum. Another barrel missing
FIRE. the Would-be murderer ran through a
dwellng-house into an clubhouse, where he
was arrested and taken TO the lookup. Another
of the party, named Tobln, was also arrested.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
CLEARED SATURD

Steamer Susan Grumley, 40 hours from Hartford,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird q Co.
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SwINDIINe.- man calling himself Thomas
McQuaide has swindled about two thousand of
representing that, under instructions from Pope
Plus TX, he was collecting money for the relief
of Catholic orphans in America. He wore a
gabardine, and had very clerical appearance.
He exhibited letter puTpOrting to be from the
Pope. and endorsed by counterfeit signatures of
two Catholic clergymen of Troy, New York,
When he heard that the police were after him,
he fed the city, leaving behind his subscription
et
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schr S. Price. stevens. from ATlyn,s Point.

schr s. Price. stevens, from AIyn's Point.
Schr Sarah Louise, Adams, from Mobile;
Schr Il. Lake Adams, from East Cambridge.
Steamer B. q. Biddle, McCue, "A hours from New
York. with mdse. TO w. p Clyde & Co.
Steamer E. N. Fairchid, Trout "a hours from New
York, with mdse TO w. M. Baird q Co.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton. ~ hours from New York
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird q Co.
Steamer phia, Fultz, from Washington,with
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with a tow of
barges to w. p. Clyde q Co.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia ErchonOe.
liEwEs, Del, April 28-s p. M.-The followin ve3
sels are At the Delaware Break water-Italian orig
Achilles, from Philadelphia for Beghoru; schrs Ada
7. Avery, from New York for Washington; r.. W.
Garoner, from Philadelphia for Boston; j. b. Johnson
90. for FAN River Essex, do. for Bew Bedford; and
spray, with stores and nOOrngs for the Light Boat
on Five Fathom Bank which was driven from her
station last month, and will be replaced In few days
Inc British teamer Proponts for Liverpool, went 10
sea Today at p NJ. No vessels gone ia today,
JOSEPH LAFETRA.