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A Touching Scene.


The following is one of many hundred
fac simiie letters addressed TO individuals
most generally elderly gentlemen
throughout the country, and to which
probably some credulous ones have re-
sponded with material aid or sympathy
ST. ALEANs. VI, 29th, Jan. 1868.
Ny Dear Sir:
In the spring Of 1865, at Washington,
| was introduced to, and several times
met in society there, gentleman from
your State and Of your name. So very
attentive as you was then, You must be
aware, if you are the gentleman | allude
to. Accompanying my beloved father,
who, from i'll health, was seeking
change of climate and sea voyage, we
were ON our way to Europe. Alas he
died suddenly in Paris, shortly after our
arrival there, and left me, thoughtlcss,
giddy, handsome girl, in that gay and
beauteous capital, unprotected at last,
wonder, then, needless, and surrounded
by every snare, soon after the poignaney
of grief had subsided, fell. At present,
my dearest sir, it matters not how,
thoughtless and unsuspecting, | became
an easy victim to a cruel deceiver. How
dearly could / have loved him had he
been justto me; but, oh, horror too
soon | discovered the blackness of his
heart, his cruel villainy, and fled, scorn-
ing and despising him, and am now
but alas what am | now? Fallen from
happiness and afiuonce to blackest de-
spair and want. Never, never can l re-
turn to my loved home more. Let them
mourn me as dead, if they mourn for me
at all. My degradation leaves me no
alternative but separation from all l love
on earth.
Are you still unmarried? Sincerely
| hope so. Often have | thought of you
with the kindest feelings. And if you
are still single, and will be very kind to
me, / will be your constant slave-your
grateful, willing, loving slave. Write to
me if | may come to you. For the last
ten months | have been living in the
strictest seclusion, ON the proceeds Of my
jewels, &c. Now all is gone, and to-
morrow, from necessity, without dollar,
a young, inexperienced girl, friendless,
destitute, l leave here to find and ask a
shelter of my kind old nurse, settled
somewheres near Arlington. She was
our faithful dependent for more than
thirty years, and now, should l find her,
hope she will be to me a protecting
friend. ] never knew a mothers care,
she died when i was very young.
am in the EXTREMIST want, and know
not what will become of me if / fail TO
find her, and am in despair for fear |
shall, and be left homeless, friendless,
and in want; but | dare not remain here
longer, for | have no money TO pay the
humble pittance required of me, and am
cast out. o, in mercy be my friend.
Send me few dollars inelosed, and ad-
wise me how TO act Confiding my sad
disgrace to your honor, appeal TO you
as Christian and gentleman to save
me from immediate want Send me a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-17

THE HAPPIEsT SEAsoN.-Ata a festival
party of old and young the question was
asked: Which season Of life is most hap
py2 After being freely discussed by the
guests, it was referred for answer to the
host, upon which was the burden of four
score wears. He asked if they had not
noticed a group of trees before the dwell
ing and said; "When the spring comes
and in the soft air the buds are breaking
on the trees, and they are covered with
blossoms, l think how beautiful is spring
And when the summer comes, and covers
the trees with its heavy foliage, and sing
ing birds are all among the branches,
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trihe by next post; but send it with
kindness, and / will be grateful-O, yes
very grateful.
l appeal to your courtesy to shield
from, and not expose me TO my friends.
And believe me, | remain my dearest
sir, anxiously but with hope,
Your afectionate friend and well.wisher.
EVA A. CuTHBERT.
Direct, MISS EVA A. CUTHBERT,
Arlington, Bennington, Co., Vt.
These missives are written in beau
tiful, delicate, lady-like hand, on fine tbs.
sue paper, and have altogether an aris-
tocratic look; and are certainly calcula-
ted to touch the funds and feelings of the
unsophisticated saints and sinners. They
are prepared in Canada, and mailed by
hundreds at various offices in the United
States, along the border, and have no
doubt by this time stirred up the feelings
of many of the recipients.
We cannot, through our paper, reach
these victims of misplaced confidence, so
as to dissuade them from rendering love
or lucre to the ostensibly crushed heart
whose wailings crop out in every line Of
this letter, but we can reveal secret to
postmasters which may be used in the
interest of such parties, where they are
known, and are not ashamed to be in
formed that they have been, or may be
badly duped.
Miss Eva A. Cuthbert, alias Miss
Frances Wentworth, alias Miss Adelaide
Perry, is great big overgrown gorilla
of man, named DIR. Edmund Ramsden,
alias Robert Emerson, fifty years Of age,
about five feet ten inches high, and near
ly as thick; wears blue goggles, dresses
in suit of gray frieze, and is altogether
as repulsive specimen of humanity as
ever came under police surveillance.
II, after this fattering notice, he is
patronized by prurient, peaceable, phar-
isaical, platonic, prodigal or philanthrop.
ic people, we are not to blame.-U s.
Mail
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-17

Some years since prominent bust
ness man of Northampton, who began to
SOW his wild oats when q boy, and
hasn't got through yet, attended eolored
ball in that town After each "break.
down" he noticed that well near the
house, which, by the way, was not deep
one, was resorted to by the men to quench
their thirst. Unobserved, while the dance
was going on. he slipped out of the house,
and moved the curb few feet beyond
the well, and then waited the result
Presently out came one of the dancers,
and plump to the bottom of the well he
went. Blowing and putting he came to
the top, and exclaimed GOSH who
moved dis well since rs out here last 2 =
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-17
BELLOWS FALLS, VT, FRIDAY,

think how beautiful is summer! When
autumn loads them with golden fruit, and
their leaves bear the gorgeous tints of frost
| think how BEAUTIFUL is autumn And
when it is serewinter, and there is neither
foliage nor fruit, then | iook up, and
through the leahess branches, as l never
could until now, | see the stars shine
through. DR.. Adams.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-17

WHERE ARE THE ScHooLMAsTERs.-
The Manchester On. H. Daily Union
vouchers for the following note, which it
says was copied literally from one posted
upon a tree by ,the road side in North
Weare
"Awl percons are Forbid To pick bur
les OF Plums of on this pease
p. 5. Nor blubres."
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NEW .IEWELRY.

yTyHE largest assortment Of new and handsome de-
signs Of Jewelry. in sets and single peiees, from
,ne-sNinst Received by C. II. ROWE.
Chester VI.
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yht gsw @rlsaHs erssaat Tuesaay was 49, 1885.

leave today. CAPT. Neal telegrsphs that the
Richmond will arrive early Tuesday, and return
TO New Orleans on Wednesday evening next, the
9th inst The Geo. ID. Palmer. recently partly
destroyed by fire, was sold at st. Louis Wednes
day, by the United States irshal. for $3.50. The
purchasers were Read & Mann. Of Cairo, aud the
heaviest creditors of the concern. Over forty
boats are laid up at Cairo, and about the same
number at Cincinnati. The towboat A. j. Baker
took tow Of coal over the falls last evening, and
will leave for New 0rle 3ns to day. The feet and
elegant steamer Dexter will arrive from New Or
leans this morning, and return TO that port to-day
at P. NJ. from the city wharf. The towbost Ar.
row sunk a coal boat on Merrimsn Wednesday
evening. 1t is thought however. that she will
get il Off without much difficulty. The Alice Dean
has laid up OF Cincinnati"
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Imports
pRAzns SANTIAGO,

BRAZOS SAKTIAG0-Steam hip gnss-l bales cotton 10
Frar cke Dannee-l do Williams Son-35 head cattle
Inbau AycOck 6eOsundre order-rotsl bales cotton
MATAkZAS-Sehr lsabeltE-47O sugar % hhds molas
ses 10 pkgs tobacco lot sundTies r 1rOisgrss
ClENFUEGOS-SChr j q whippie-l0S hhds molasses rs
tics DO 80 bis 90 I bbls sugar A Thompson
CARDIFF, Wales-BaTk Edwin Brucs-5O0 tons railroad
iron 10 4 FOrstali Sons
INDIANOLA-Stesmship Texas-catte
UTILLA-Schr An geina-Fr0it
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Memoranda.

The ttesmsbp Cleopatra Capt Phlips hence New York
arrived e-rly on tie morning Of the 24ta inst
Cspt Garland, OF the tchr Whpple from CienfusgOs
reports that the 18th that the United
from this port with loss OF deck load and Leaking badly
Schooner Andromeda Laurent arrived day
Havana
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ExpOrts.


CADIZ-Bark Shawnut-ll373O slaves
TAMPICO-Se Hy Travers-25 bbs -four Is bbls bread
40 OOO feet umbeT 1900 kbing.es
HAyRF-Bak Istria-aO76 bales cotton n hhds tobacco
2i60 slaves
TARIGoNA AND PALERMo-Bsrk Biagio-l hhds to
bacoO So leo stave 2l20 feet lumber
LOUISYlLl E-Steamer w Strzder-Sundres
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Below Coming Up.

Bank Eva Roland, from Cardiff walAs LIST April
krove s.
Bark Z a Ltchfeld. Crockett from Cardiff Wales 10th
March, to IbOmdike a Norton
Brig Lines Brio Evans from Rio de Jsneiro 10 ROdOcana
chi q FrgDghiada
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casals Marneas

crTH or JErTEksos. May %. 1883.
'ved yesterday-ll60 Texas Beeyes, 202
I'd fearllngs, Hogs and 206 Mich Cows.
'rday-2S6 Texas Beeves, l0l Calves
=. &c Hogs, 297 Sheep and 3 Mich
on sale-l3s5 Texas Beeves, 3s7
lings, 50 Hogs, $50 Sheep and 20
quote:
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skis onions As SKIS potatoes Gurnsbacker12 4, Csrsn-
trel65 SKIS potatoes Bethancou-2 bbls rice Tardf-
sundr
BAYOU sARA-Steamr Ibervile-l5 bales cotton to
Payne Huntington &C "a West Wrght-2 Levi bag
paper stock bd hides bd bags bag RAGS 81 sshll
hides bbis onions bales wool Curst-2 do Labas
qaereS bbs onions Lacassagnel SIS wool Cairel5 do
KsHfmsn7 SKIS seed cotton hides Wams-t3 SKIS Pc
taf0es Lamb Dockter bbls do Durand-9 hides
reIreoOnne Gourdain5 SKIS bbs potatoes rerrsbonns
esks do DumestrelE empty barrels ,rkery-7O DO
Couret-l &c bbs Lestrade g SKIS potatoes Gr-
ms-snndries To order-Total q bales colt.
MObILE-S'eamer Louise-75 bales cotton Lehman, New
&co 50 do W Farley &co-5bales yarn Gardner
bales sheeiing Cobb DohOnde &cosundres order-Tota
los bales cotton
Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLE ANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
10 bales cotton II Allen &co-3 Richardson N.Y.
Jos Hoy-l Hogan PattoD-l NJ Musson 6co-l Britton
Moorell5 bd iron GO bars do Leeds &c bds bars iron
Folger 6cO-4OO feet lumber Tsylor-SU4 do WIN arms
63 DO Gubenator- sundries orderTotal Is bales
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
l sks potatoes Murphy-sll in $500 in specie
hasteJ-lO hides Frankie Dannee-T2l head cattle and
sundries TO order
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ETEAMSHI2s-..ST
aALvEsroN-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
ZOE GALVESTON AND INDIAsoLA-rHE
following ron low steamships form this Lne
Hewe'.I, 9; Harris..., !A..,,n.
AIabama.. $780,. Crescent. Morgan.
Giln.os ,::....... Tartar .......... MatsgOrda.
VIM g. Hewes,
GEO. E. TRIP Commander.
VIII sail on WEDNESDAY. May 9th, at sLM
For freight or passage apply to
oHAs A WHITNEY 4 90, Agents,
80 and So Camp street.
No Whisky received without order from the Office.
FOR INDIANOLA DIRECT
Steamship
GEORGE BAKER, Master.
Leaves positively THURSDAY. May %. st4r.E
For Freight Or pasSase apply to
KELLEY, LONG CO..
Nos and Malisny Building, Third District
Or to Captain board at Chambers Warehouse Fourth
District
Freight tsNen at reduced rates
FOR XAs".............."..FoK TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwIOK,s BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passengers take the Ferry Boat sppots Jackson Square
SUNDAYS and THU RSDAYS, ut TX O'Clock A NJ, and
the train leaving the Algers Depot at arriving
Brashear City g. II taking the Morgan Line Steamships
ct Brsshear for Galveston.
Josephine. ....,,.....,.,...., CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets 70 be had and secured until O'Clock p
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted, at the Office OF the Ope
ousss Railroad Company No. 90 Canal street, the
Ferry Landing. on the morning o. departure.
q. W. X. BAYLEY, Superntendent
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Warinf 1nteaisenrs.

CRESCENT OFFICE, NO. ~ CAMP STREET,
Tuesday. May 70, l553. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Shawmut, Lora, for Cadiz. p Cochran
Bank lstTia. sewall. for bavre, Zerega jenkins
Bank Bsgio utsl GuglielmnO, for Taragons and Palermo
NJ de- Gre xOriO
schr Hy Travers CBr Richards for ramtieo X Poole
Steamer W Strader Stein. for Louisville Master
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Arriuen aunhau.

Bark Edwin, Bruce, FROM Cardiff Wales, Hynson &cO
Gretba
Schr Angelina d,nc, Ward from Utls to B Pigno'a
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Gov Allen. White, from Greenyille
Monsoon, Tucker, from Jefferson
LOtawanna Brinker, from Camden
Aloe, Rsdovich from Lower Coast
j @ HackfOTd, Picket. from Washington.
Grey Eagle, Baranco, from Bsyoa Sara
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PW Strader. Stein. frCm Cincinnati
Louise, Hopkins, fiom Mobile
J y Hinde, F0rgay, from st Mar,insvile
Belle Lee. McGill nom Louisville
Nina SHINES, GresthOuss. from LOckPort
Iberville, 6rOss, frJm Bayou Sara
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NATCHEZ.

NATCHEZ.
FATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at p n
EOR NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATES
lsndings-Ths fns passenger packet
VIVA Wagner,
". RICHARDSON. Master; J. O. LiBANO. Olsrk;
wiz leave a. above GEO. D. HIVE. Agent.
HTchouptoulss strsst
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Agnes, Wilson, from Brazos Santiago, to
Whltn &co-lt district
Steamship Texas Baker, from Indiaaos, uaster-2d
district
schr lssbenta Mex, MOnsrOla from MAtAnES to Paig
Bros-2d district
sehr whippls Garland nom Cienfuegos to GOdenbow
Kelley-2d district
Brig Portfolios spapl Mrestaug, from Mstanzas in ballast,
TO PUG Bros-lst district
Soop Venus Smith, from Petit Gallon, mAster2d dis
trct Is
LuggeTs Juli-nne and Magnolia from LsfOuche
ID district IS
Luggr Flor dItaia from Sc John Baptist 20 maer-2d dis
trict is
LuRger Laurence from st !Ohn Baptist
I'd district IS
Logger Magenta, P0al from Jesuts Bead, to master
ID district IS
TowBoATs.
Towboat Republic Slurtevant from the Passestowed down
and to l2h inst ship Alasks-brought up bark I'd
win and schr Helena
TOwbOat Ferry Burdeck the Passestawsd down
18th inst. bark GARNER, brig Fortune and schr
Jscnta-brought up brgs Isabeita ana Portfolios and
tchr J Whipple
STEAMBOATS,.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIPS---STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
hKRCHANTg STEAMSHIP LINE
oomyrsnE the hrss-clAss steamships-
SREscENr Captain 3. W. Holmes
shNER4E s GssiaiI WV s.I ssnSy
UNITED STATES Captain Geo L. Nortsn-
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
rs QUICK. Commander.
WI leave her wharf foe. of St Louis street, SAT-
These Steamers have superior Accommodation for pas
sengers.
oAbH rAssAeE......
Fer freight or passage apply to
WOOD. Low . LUpwIGsES
No. 100 Common street
The steamship GEN MEADE viii follow leaving above
FOR NEW YoKK DIRECT,
THE uRoEwkLL LINZ
This Line Is composed ofshs following steamships:
SEQ. Cromwell. Geo. washingtoa.
Mariposa. Cortes,
Geo. Washington.
E.v. GAGER, Commander,
silssvs her wharf, Toulouse street, On SATURDAY
June 9Th s:5H.H
Sase ''...,,.. =. SOU
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taksu
BY this line. and through bills of sdng given
ALFRED nouLrox,
a Oarondelst street.
PHILADELPHI
FOB PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
TIE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP oonPASYs
Regular ssuIxonthy Line Of Steamship.
Suniatn, lsls TONS Capt r. y. BoxIk
STAR Of she Union. 100 TONS. Capt T. ~ oooKsEY
To sail SATURDAY. May 81 at6Pz
ZOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Ths isvOrits steamship
Captain 3. p. HoxIE.
WIN leave hsr wharf, Jackson Square. above
Cabin Passage 70 Havana. currency
Through Tickets 10 New York, Baltimore and Boston
For freight or passage. having splendid aOOOmmOda
UREEvY. MCPHERSON co.,
50 Oarondelet street.
BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
rH6 AEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
Rk9ULAR sEkLNokTHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
kIBERTY.....l1OO tons. .Thos A Balm, Commander
OURA..".....lleet sns.... .DukehArt, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HALLS
FIRST CABIN:
fhrough Tickets 10 New York. ace.
TOE BALTIHoKR AND HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fss. steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHART. Commander,
VIII leave a. above, SATURDAY. May sd. al
o'clock r.
For freight passage. having unsurpassed acocmrods-
tons, apply 70 WTTHERSPoON, HALsEY co., Agents,
70 Ca-ondeet street
u. B-Fo bills Of Isding but those Of the Company viii
signed Permits for freight must be procured from this
1moe No freight fer Havana taken shsr II s'clook on
day Of sailing.
The LIBERTY, Capt I. A Balls, viii follow.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS


Ga Oct 9Coon- Of the week ending ms
g54 bses eOastwe 1888 bales stock 7 bae
OswRGo. Oct 9Fou STEADY and in good demand sales OF LtV
bbs 40 so for No Spring; SO 70 for Amber Winter f 20 oI
White and IS for Double Extra Wheat du sales 900 bush No
Milwaukee Club in lots at 81 IS Com opened hrm hut closed
at 81 o.;
later I 500 bush Yellow u. Oats nominal at 66c.
9Ohscco steady; Sound Lugs, S8d ~ i aTt
Leaf Isl Black Wrappers Sl4d S8; Medium 10 Bright Leaf
SBG$40 Fine Fancy sAdSs0 Hemp duli Choice Undressed
Coi,onnong doing Flour dull and weak with demand
for grades only
CHCAGo Exchange limited supply snd firm at
ll0 or buying and l0 premium selling Flour ss seei Spng
: a; No. So Corn finer and advanced 2dltc
sales OF No 9JG9c AZ 81 20gc Rejected 89dMc Oats
52 d523c Rye frner and advanced
llc sales III 27l for No IN Barley firm At FL soldSi u
% No. p Mess Pork advanced Use
TORONTO Cau Oct 9BaT ~ WG 81 4 receipts about 2oo
bush
CiNciNN.r Oct 9-Mess quiet $50 5Od43l sales
Bulk Meats held 20 Ale for shoulders and sides sales Bacon
Sales at 3 for shoulders lGi 6ic for Clear Nb Sides and .
for Hear sides SugaCured Hams dull sales tdI LSd heu
ToiEho oct 9-Flour quiet wheat lower sales Of Amber At
9OQ OH No White Michigan ~ % Corn firm and advanced
&c. SldS White 9c Oats Lnneri sales
No s $50 No Soc Rye advanced 4e sales Of No. al
! W Barley Canada, - IS u
NEwORLRAN 9Cott0n market active and beteT hddhngi
bales; rrss receipts 20 bales IS SCI bales; exports coawlse
145 bales Continent a7 bales stock 44 20
advanced !c Cuba toIes, Dic hogsbead l2d t
Flour du Supebne, 80 90 10 O14 Choice
made below these speculation
AoHlK opeued quiet; hiings 2Jc
closed sales 800 baesi receipt 2O55 bales exports 44l
GALVESTON oct a-Co,ton-Reept 372O bales exports 20 New
YORK Nev-Orcans is bates Stock hand 565 bales
sales. 22i6 bales, Good 70 Oduary. l5ic , -, .,,,,
LOUlsyILLB Oct GIobao-Fm receipts hgbti SAFES 81 mus
Lu.s % Medium Leaf t5 ia BIS 75
AUersrA 9Coi,on market active but closed easy' sales
receipts gG bales Mddugs satci sales 81 the "eeE
l,oy bales, receipts 2,iOJ bales .,-
Oct opened quiet became tan and sctf e
a closed dul Mid ug 2fc sales o'1 uae' receipts vi n'sS
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF Sgw.YokK......ocE 49,. CLEARED.
Steamships Alaska Gray Apnwal Chesapeake Basg Portland
BarEs Josephine Martin fei.e Naples Harvest MoGo B.a.,,
G6raitsr Queensland NaHy Sydney, w G'Iels shA"G''
R6s Ss' sun "A fhs Ponce A,reis Fesi Bsoa Gas''
Rio Janeo Helen Iastpg' GSschs Port SPAN irGsa YhN.
stanford ricardo Siaaniou 81 Kits PTais Bird sshS..
ma juan White Hearsey Ragged Island L. G. King M1ba S..
Richards Irving SiInsoP y LaS, sa hs Seven. S M9uaSo
stevens ErabehPSt BoT f"Eere S' John y p Dol
ARRIVED
Steamship % Ss , SssgGSs SAi' 3 e Sa % and Sa p pass
sl Steamship cSssspeke gragg Portland mis. a5d pass
ship Pomona ;.ssg Bna S of a.eae aud ~ buried
So Sam of Loaioq Luce Boston ia ballast Oct WI load f0'
AisdeII1s ss1s linda, carulsh,sl Aberdeen, 4,d.y.
Bsfk Proyideuee. COaaeet Shields d DAYS
S John Ma1sS Z ss4e s Ssss c7is5% %ia5o T. g. s' days, plaster.
B'is B,is H,sios H,sI Howard Glaze Bay !! days
Ses TaFsf Sssnl GsSSa i:htoS s. Georss B. dsy.
s,..,, vjr.iIiS. G6auBcey St Johp. EfisbrlhrOrt
a, a1s, Simp'IPp P,oyidsace b r. Smith Rhnbe'hpor.
M'S,ss n Vase. IT, EilabehpOrt
SAILED.
steamship Alaska Aspuva ships CELESTIAL Knye S,S s1a'sS' wr
0.h1iISS, 0.diSa,r r'ss SnS orleans SsOdasly Baltimore
SPOKEN
Jny s5 a, "a q s. hon % IS r. steering
Ves,bars-shp Aug lat 80 s. Ion 3 TO" Do0'' wv
pool Aug T. i,t a ~ Ion 2l IS E. from BO~e"
for Ess,Sso Avg at IS " from R''s''' for FAB
HGsG u s..s Sa Au H. ,s Ion b. from R''s''' ''
Li.spegl III, o., IA. IS IS lou a from Manila for Se"YO't
lS d.'' oaN ,uscELLANEoUs.
| .l ,eris, from SAN ftauciseo as tie Commander
.,da,i doe ia,P S.Pe ibrl. been the Gcmmadorr.
'aou' nave '' FOREIGN PORTS
.- a.. o-The Steamship Britannia, from NeN'i"rA h'''
the Cs to' e, Tte steamship cimba Ss"rOri rH
vea at this P%T ~ o q Iuc siesmshp China Om NeWiO ''
h POI; a. q e Sefrs 80. Steamship Alabama arrived b, Od.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
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deliver addressed the Newiork Associated Press only
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Zeg Mr. YORKER Journal and Ner YORKER Daoa should ase
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

fMpAf od alis cattle trade - se dull with 2 head ami
eJ1 geffoay There il no inprpfemeut n tLe and
~ LunIas are gesod lot Of ~ good ~ e"t Team,
tes y cNt ~ steers sold Sf Sheep without
sL1Lge st1hg tesy AID al low pcss auss sIta Ausa
s ioISslng SO esienF hors than O remain uasvl Two
Vlo p 10 bnahi Sc ear do ~ n 4Jc; lot sat %
s.s 's sssaaa ", ~ ,s ear C.nsd lambs % n sc Hs
te. J ~ ~ n. Igugh 9e Loi sl.te 2la d. aIe.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

HAvANA Oct aTbe market Que Nos 10 TO IL closed at
~ reals Nos is ~ at q dl0 reals obe Muscoado qn
Re6niDg u as Moaes du Cayed 3ldl reals
Mnscovado or Common y keg Lard steady 2Oc
n in rrce 2l3a22c y u Is Flour steady at +lld
Si2 bb Hams 8lc q n for Common Saed and 2c for sugar
Cured Lumber S25G +26 600 for White Pine and $SG $S
Yellow PtchPne Exchange London 3d3 9 cent
rrem on United States sight currency 26d2 T. cent dis
sight currency pa G23 dis TO days sight gold JaJ
prem short eight gold, 465 y prem.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER TO- 1863

bbs Spirits Turpenne 900 bbs Tar o1 bbs Rosn "a pfg Cut
meats 80 pigs Lard 100 kegs Lard 6 Ashes 28l Phg Butter
2 boxes Cheese t2 pkg OIL Cake bhA Coppe % eske Cop
per- l6a h6 Whisky 79 bbs Egg $40 bales Wool 70 bales Hemp
go bales HOPS 1854 sides Leather 81 bids Tobacco az boxes nd cases
Tobacco 20 bbls Sugar Is pigs Rice lao boxes Starch
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
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~, tt1h is rs bush Malt 1916 bah barley TT sb tgs,
go - hesb Peas 2537C bba F0ur sgs Flour Sg sI,,
'h 'IW ItA CID6e Petroleum ~ ba Refined Petroleum j
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
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