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THE COMING CONFLICT.

4HTE give greater inducements TO Agents than any
w other house in the trade. Ladies and Gents, get
upclubs in our
ONE DOLLAR SALE
of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Silver Ware, Plated
Ware, &C., &c.
Thousands testify TO the superior quality and
the large Iemune eraiion received for selling goods
We will present 10 any person dree Of expense,1
sending club. goods worth So 10 $500, will pay
cash If necessary.
All goods sold at an uniform price Of ONE DOL
LAR for each article
~ We have made special arrangements with the
celebrated ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, TO supPiy
their sannard Teas and COfees, their best prices.
Agents wanted everywhere. Descriptive Circulars
will be sent free, OIL application.
CHAS. LET'S y CO, Monfrs' Agents
ie d I'm 81 & &C Federal ST.. Boston, Mass
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Delaware Railroad Line.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, JUNE sth,
1868, Passenger trains will run as follows.
until further notice. Train leaving Girls
field 2.4j. A. NJ, will run every morning,
except Monday. All other Trains, sun
dnXS nNcnnfnh
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CASH SYSTE M!

The subscriber having determined TO discontinue
the Credit Business entirely will, after March 10Th,
inst. adopt The Cash System.
He compelled 10 adopt this method from the fact
that he cannot buy Goods with any certainty
OF meeting his obligations by the old system.
He believes the change will prove benefcal 10 all
parties, because he cansel goods much cheaper il
he gets the cash Tor them.
| March 4, 1868. T. d. HAMILTON,
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The Florida Legislature has passed a bill
toking the vote for Presidential electors from
Oh y Ople aud giving it to the Legislature.
4 bill was also passed yesterday, prohibiting
distinction ON account Of colorin public convey
anccs.
4 religious paper notices that all but ten of
the graduating class at Yale play cards, and
flat eighteen are to study for the ministery.
Here arr at least eigh card playing ministers.
Hence horror
Joseph r. Vankirk, G.. NJ. Ballon, Henry
G, Trough and Louis Morwitz, of the German
Dcmocrut all Philadelphians, were drowned
while bathing at Atlantic City, on Saturday.
Mr. Morwitz lost his life in saving others.
The annual statement of the Post-ofice De-
partment for the year ending June 3Oth, will
Show a deficiency of s, 100000. This is part
ly owing to the restoration of Southern mail
routes and to the subsidies for ocean service.
EFFECT OF Hot WEATHER UPON EGGs-
From Ogdensburg an account is given OF the
cooking of an egg in the sun, on the upper
deck OF a steamboat, during the intensely hot
weather about two weeks ago.
The London Times, that is certainly nothing
in American politics if not Democratic and Sc
cesSlNn, says
"The Democratic platform means partial
Tepldiation, and will defeat the party.
Doctor J. J. Sperry and J. L. Lyon, have
been held to bail in Hartford, Conn.,, for caus-
ing the death of married woman by atrocious
ma practice.
The Atlantic Cable of 1866 has been broken
near Newfoundland, it is thought by passing
iceberg
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COAL OIL! COAL on! +!

safest best and cheapest oil, for Illuminating
rbPoses IN The market. We guarantee 1t to be all
s represented, and at less cost to dealers than
ta' Oe purchased in this, or the Philadelpha Mar.
Ae~ Give US call.
THOMPSON & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Cosol Lard. sperm
whale and Lubricating Oils. &. w. cor. SECOND
and MARKET Sts., Wilmington. Del [ap22.Iyl
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

THE STEAMER "PERRY,"
Will commence daily trips between Phila-
delphia and Smyrna Del. on
TUESDAY, JULY 7TH, 1868.
Leaving Arch ST Wharf Philadel pha, every MORN
ing, Sunday excepted, al O'Clock, touching at
Port Penn, Delaware City, New Castle, Penns-
grove and Chester.
Returning, will leave Bombay Hook for Phiadel-
pha. at o'clock.
Stages, for Smyrna and Collins Beach, will meet
the " PERRY" on her arrival and departure, at
Bombay Hook and Deakyne's Landings.
Fare from PhIlade phla TO Smyrna, BOAT end
SIage), 81 25
Fare from PhilaJa to Bombay Hook, or Dea.
kyne's Landing, so
Fare from Philadelphia 10 Port Penn, GO
g Delaware City, SO
New Castle, SO
PennsgrOve, 80
Chester, 20
6r All consignments to Commission merchants in
Philadelphia Will be punctuay attended to. and all
produce freight put in charge Of the Agent on
boa d for sale will be disposed of TO the best advaE
tage for the owner, and the proceeds returned mmo
dialey.
The Delaware Steamboat Co have determined To
make this permanent line during the navigation sea-
son, and invite the travelling public and the freight
ing interest 10 sustain them in The undertaking.
June 10Th, 1868
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RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED By
c. HI. NEEDLES,

at his Office, corner of TWELFTH and RACE Sts.
Philadelphia.
Professional experience in the adjustment of Me-
chamcal Remedies and Supports for l6 years be s
gwen him extensive opportunities for practice in this
important but neglected branch To all afflicted with
HERNIA or RUPTURE. he guarantee the sue
each case and It's conditions often perlccng radical
cure.
Ladies requiring Trusses. Braces, Supporters. Elias
Hc Belts Randages, Syringes, Pessaries, &C., will
hhd Department adjoining his Office conducted BY
competent and intelligent FEMALES
81 bannlng's. Braces, Fitch's Supporters. French
indestructable Frusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Feb. 26. ION. -; .
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VI DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRH treat
eu WIN the utmost success, by J. IsAAcs M D.. and
1S'essor OF Diseases Of the Eye and Ear in the Medi
CoIiege OF Pennsylvania, IL years experience,
rna. mia testimonials can be seen at his office. The
1ion,s faculty are invited to accompany their pa.
sv"s % ne mas no secrets in his practice Artificial
ton. Ns paul. No chdlge .tOr ekanluh
iaIT In
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CONC0RDVILLE SEMINARY

YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
On the Phia. and Bait Central r. r.
COURSES college, Preparatory, Ladies' Gra-
duatng and Scientific.
TERM COMMENCES 9rm mo. 81 st.
For Catalogue address JOSEPH SHORTLEDGE,
A. NJ, Principal, Concordville, Del County, Pa.
"One of the best among the many exceleHt
schools Of our county.-DeIa0Gre Co. Republican.
"One of the cheBpest and best schools of the
country."-PhiLa. MOrning Post. july29-l0t
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THE MARKETS:

Will PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
81 %ea' AZ s7;2O(92.25.; White Wheat sS.150
YenOw ~ rye is selling at 81. 70@1.72 p bush.
'0''0n 2l(92Oc. per b. 49,
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
For Sale.

One Superior DRIVING HORSE, very fast; ]
new YORK WAGON; one new TROTTING
WAGON. Chap fol Cash, if sold soon.
July 29th, 1868. B. B. ALLEN.
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lDressrnaIkfng
MTLLTN ER y.

Having made my store a branch department of
Madam Uemorest's Emporium Of Fashions | respect,
fully call the attention Of the ladies TO my very su
perlOr facilities for
DRESS, CLOAK and BONNET MAKING.
cut altogether by Chart, thus dispensing with the
tedious and laIguing process Of "trying on" Ladies
will please remember that my French Chart Il have
four different kindsl is perfect m for any FORM No
cheap affair. that cannot be Flied upon bm complete
system Of DressmakIng, ior which paid enormous
price TO a French mOdiSte.
have just received large lot Of patterns for Sum-
mer. have, also, Democrats Bulletin of Fashions
the largest Plate Of Fashions pubshed; exhibit
ing ALL the Style for LaGies and Children's
Summer wear.
ChIdren's Clothing and Plain Sewing, done prompt.
ly and satisfactorily.
STAMPING.
I have alsO large lot of stamps for braiding and
embroidery. BY using the copper stamps altogether,
avoid The dirty smearng process, which Is SO Ofen.
sive both TO eye and finger.
Pinkng, Gofering and Machine Stitching, neatly
executed.
All the Latest Fashion Periodicals constantly on
hand. Also, my stock OF Millinery is complete.
HA rs, BONNETS, ETC.,
made and trimmed to order Straw BOnnets and Hats
Repaired and Beached. A full line of ready made
bonners always hand, and all will be sold at the
lowest possible prices.
Also. Agent for Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
G. y B. Sewing Machine Needles for sale, singly Of
by the dozen. FANNY T. HOFFECKER,
(At the old stand Of Miss Annie Taiman,)
| my27-tf MAIN STREET.
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A NEW REMEDY IN CONSTITUTIONAL Phy
slcian VINO mad Consumption for several years, with
frequent beedlngs of the lungs cured himself with
medicine unknown 10 the profession, when his
Ease appeared hopeless. He is the only physic clan
who has used 1t in his own person, or who has auy
knowledge of ITS virtues; and he ascrbe the de-.
gree OF health he now enjoys TO pothing but the use
OF his medicine; and nothing but utter despair and
ealire extinction of all hope Of recovery together
with want of confidence in all others induced him
TO hazard the experiment. TO those suffering with
any disease OF the Lungs he proffers treatment he
Meulcne sent by express. Send for circular or call
"h Dr.. +. BOYLsToN JACKSON
mayo 6S-Iy No $50 North 10th ST. Philad'a
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DEATHS

DEATHS.
wILDSIn this town, July 29h, Mrs Mary Wilds in her
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CL AY TO N, ID Z L.
NEW STORE! NEW MAN !

CTNIIE subscriber has opened a store at the abor-
i place, we'll stocked with sessOnable goods, and
will sell the same at
VERY SMALL PROFITS.
am selling goods every dav to the citizens OF Smyr.
ma, and to farmers beyond, who come through that
town with their trade TO me. | make it to their ad
vantage 10 do SO.
lam Satisfied with Small Profits,
Therefore, can and will sell goods as low as any
merchant in the State south of Wilmington.
DeM. WOOL WANTED, FOR CASH
Mr. George w. Spicer, of Lepsic is with me, and
will be glad for his numerous friends to give him
call.
.je17-3m WV r. COLLINS.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE KEN

"a I'm 64 Il 90 Federal ST.. B0Ston, MASS:
A NNUAL REPORT OF THE KENT
IA County Mutual Company, at Dover, Del.
Amount Of Deposit Notes on hand Jan.
uary |, 1867. Sl66,e47 10
Cancelled during the year, 1876 90
ISL, ,U9I Is
Added during the year for new insurances 55,5IO 90
Amountof Deposit Notes. Jan. !. 1868, S2O6,6Ol I6
Property insured up to jan |, 1867, 2,35l,9f9 66
Cancelled during the year, 2I4,o4l 81
s2.lS7,93s IS
Addedduring the year-new insurances 746,699 90
Amount insured JAN l, 1863 S2,S86.l31 rs
Cash hand and other securities 10
meet losses, jan J. 1868. $272 27l o6
Losses by fire during The year 1867, S945 rs
Ten per cent. paid Policy holders in cash,
January ], 1861. s4.O77 Sc
Ten per cent paid Policy holders in cash,
January /, 1868, 5,O2G O5
PRESIDENT,
GEORGE w. CUMMINS.
TREASURER.
JAMES COWGILL.
SECRETARY.
GEORGE B. DICKSON.
DIRECTORS.
DR. SAMUEL NJ. FIsLER, I
GEO. w. CUMMINs,
JAMES X CLEMENTS, Smyrna.
WILLIAM DENNEY,
JACOB DEAKINE,
Thomas B. BRADFoRD,
Dr. HENRY RIDGELEY, Dover,
WILLIAM WALKER,
JAMES PRETTYMAN, BrldgevIlls-
SURVEYORS,
Leonard J. .VanhInke. Delaware City.
Jesse s. huntington, Smyrna.
George B. Dickson, Dover.
Alexander Jackson, Jr., Camden.
Henry Cowgirl. Willow Grove.
John w. Reynolds, FELTON,.
Jacob Y. Foulk. Milford.
James b. r Powell, Pennington.
Hiram Il. Downing, Georgetown.
Paul A. Davis, Lewes.
G. A. RawlIns. Brdgevie.
James Ponder Milton.
Wesley Stack, Greensboro. Md.
ELIJAH CROUCH, General Surveyor,
BY order of the Board.
GEO. b. DICKSON. Sec'y.
Feb Sim Dover Delaware.
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GERMANY.

Fsriifying for War-Pr0Eress OF Consniica-
zion Under Prussia.
The Jndspenden De Ia AoseGe. speak ing u tho works
executed a. Metz oy lhe military engnccra says.At
present We may affirm that tho fortress ,s excessively
strong, aaa that than buadred thousand men
would DO required 70 lay slego 10 Il a yter ago too
same assertion could not be made; our foruhcatons
we're 10 state Of complete diapiiaton have been
Eoid that at many points breaches might nave made
IN tweny-four hours 10 case Of siege the victunIng
w0nld have been most dgcaL there we're only fcuT
powder oagazinet; at TIE present moment moro man
sorry OF these buildings arc the whole Inc OF
serIncaiions, aud cssemsted to be bonn-pruog.
Al the rampars have en- heg8tsaei according 10 The
neossstios oi the defence hunors o. Gr-ei the
cgnpetion Of these worss aud under the Hkful ncvny
oi ee9nei de Ryisre the task been Satisfactorily
ronli.L8d
= society has been founded a. Berlin, under ~ "a.
Wooago Tho Pripre Rpye TO provide oCcupauos FOR
W. persons ElFerlng from fsulne IL Eastern Prussia.
lhe itorne1i offtSp5ndeHce Oi Berlin, .ekprs8es
gIe@ sa.saeon al the tone Of pubic opinVn ~ the
fruSeian monarchy. " says: Tho fusion ouNiia the
~" fos ucts, and unloe an Ind cat dVoitfu,
ms insiae lhsa .er ores Is proceed ns with greater
$500 .".n ooula nave been expec ed consatNaJc
po'FSn bns WE pas been accomplished ayesdy ~
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TINE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

AZ thrco o'clock yesterday afternoon the session Of
tho New Jersey Legislature opened. Sixty men,
bers answered 10 their Prayer having been re-
cited BY the Rev. r rurpn, the oath OF Office was
administered TO the mcmbcra The following officers
elected Henry Little. President Of the Senate
Joseph Cornish, Of Warren county, Secretary; A. o.
Evans, Of Hudson county, Speaker Of the House,
Johnson Of trenton, Clerk Of the House; Ia hsr OF
HunIerdon county, Doorkecper; II. Drake Assistant
Dcorkoepsr; NJ. Rulong, sergeant.at Arms.
resolution was offered setting forth that certain
member OF the House had confederate soldier
but Il Was indefinitely pcs poned.
motion then made to rccind the constitutional
amendment and was received with loud applause.
Several members rose and demanded that acton DO
taken upon before the House adjourn but vas ulu-
natey postponed for confederation i tomorrow morn
ing
comruittee OF three appointed 70 wait on tho
Governor and receive any o0nmupcatiun no han 70
make. Tho Governors message was brought IN and
read and ono thousand copies In Engsh and ave hun
dred in German were ordered to be printed.
AZ halipass four O'Clock The House adjourned v ths
morning. ~
Among the measures to be brought mp IL enc repeal
Ing the Jersey ,ity Police Commission bill and the
Central Railroad obstruction In newark Bay VIII DO
baongh! up by petition from citizens VI Newark and
Elizabeth,
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IN Ind RpalrlnE.

c~'ner Rollins vas yesterday engaged in nvcstizat-
ing 'no ca5e q Peter Lind fatally beaten By unknown
men on no ~ tact, at that period fully reported In
The HseiLn Developments snse that time poin.
strongly TO certain parties HAVING committed the faa
nsaut Ald iNeIe are hopes that thoy viii be speedily
sppS1ohooa. no Witnesses Examined we're John btel-
wagon wbo ieatincd that one George HamniI Ia his
employ Tor threo months endng the 3ist u Dscetnbcr
a. whos the subject was mentioned 10 him he ana
o0mreaion (hillesn laughed, aud SAID ,fhey would
fmemosr Ne@ ItafB day :" Jsnos Gluck testified that
naiamlt hsu boarded with him until Tho afternoon Of
FRIDAY "a inst, when he suddenly left takiag hts
s'ocs; John Bsccker testified bearing one sobpldt
were engaged ~ the anay when Lana reeeiyed hIs
injuries Ds 9egcr and Kebbel testified AZ 10 III mob
avis cause VI Lnds dsahirarure citnc nsrletaJ bone
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IAs HlAnn lE EXCISE.

A. the meeting OF The Board yesterday the
licenses Of tho following named persons were
revoked James j. Cream, Van Brunt and King
Streets Brooklyn: Geo H. Unterholzer Third avenue,
between I2oh and i2isi Streets Jno Adams So Mercer
street.
Judge BoswoRrH offered the following resolution,
when was Adopted
Resolved, That Me attorney and counsel OF this Board
according to the facts OF the care
70 show cause In opposition oppose the motion OF
jacob schneider Tor mandanus notice OF moving for
which has been this day served on this Board.
The license of Schneider revoked on tho ground
that he mad soid liquor lager TO person under age
wi hout the consent Of tho PERSONS parents II Is con-
tended by his counsel that there eched at his trial
no evidence gong to show that tins person 70 whom
liquor sold had not parental authority for purchas-
ing 1t.
rho Board then balloted for president for the on.
sung year. Judge Bosworth unanimously elected.
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1907 and may consider henccforth as NOT to be
doubted the unity Of mind and v III among the entire
population OF the enlarged Prussan State
Tho PIussian Acnittwv publishes tho text Of the
Treaty OF Navigation with Italy, 10 come into operation
on the LIT OF January, 1868.
The same journal gives the words OF the oath OF
ndeity which the federal functionares have take
the President Of the Northern the consti.
tuition and the laws The formula thus 81
70 Coo Almighty and Omniscent that having been ap
shall Do faithful and obcdent Ia that capacity 10 his
Majesty the King or Prussia will observe consti
tnuon aud the laws OF the Confederation and will
sequeny fulfil 70 the best OF my ability all The duties
winch my functions impose upon me. SO help me God
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METROPOLITAN BOARD or HHALrH,S
The new year has begun %n a sa e os or Ne
nessed steady decrease Ia ,hc ~ecsy amount or Mortality
and especially in that wboa cAu'ra 81 zymo!lc disease
Total Of deaths v New YORK I'D sept we below 40 and
there observed very marked in Che daily
number Of de,.h: In dl as. and likewise likewise 10
Ess.I Market was 81 a'srss. r.hrsnssiL So cpl;
s or tna .. s spS
December aud thu. Gar n .aaaary osea 10 che p.m
these mostly IN person. esyoaa o. or q ehd under
q s eS
sprrsa n s rate Of s S s s ;,ea ana
Of the ass ves saved ~ te ys. 1872 over the previous
year ,hs corsspsnding peta previous yesr
the past year. for 10 the eight qnquennia ave year
NOT s1s ID years
-, ps n 81 per o ssp; o. % gain occurred In about
sAs ses eleven a.,s s;saary ending last saturday
this mortality only u 81 occurred the nrst
Of CT S ss y srVssS s "a
hood lost scI n per cen, q alp IN New YORK and iaS
foes OF chldhoodmeases aud scaristna-are Jasi now
snsTses y ss.s ana h IS 10
This mortality occurred many between the second and
Atthis insonisl season tho year. when the poor and
ass i bs urgently
by hundiea Of thou ands ier the asI on o.
Inc city poor are worthy heahy homes and OF hc
the inieuieefct
favored classes cal measures Tor her Weiiae ~
Is not The needy poor but IN beartcss inidd man.
with he roll Of housand aape.s tenan,s who Eesiss
every effort lead them into purity OF ie aud hab aton
and dive them wholeeorenes al air rs newinteIerencc
with liberty and tho right 70 help css d~hth.
The cholera Leu liAs others that hsvc recently
preceded her sends home to he lesson % duty 10 gnS
rant classes Fregh,ed Vito peasants fro Mcsklenbu1,
where shoiora epl.ais, tn SAP n Hamburg having
prob bftyo "a guthrie OF the nireon
aud only three days cut iiom pai tte lrss,
faual occurred. shat up with the dcaiest Of de-
sroyers heIisss daring he horrors Of tho
to New Oh. waited diy W cay their
trn 10 die The I05 that ended their md
we're thrown the have plead for
projection Of other emsrautt Ike them, will make
their Hamburg, Brcr,Gn. 40 eidan antwerp
take their departure la nps for VOW York Cholera
nav continue take tAesc routes such
III companies for ma3y ncnths 20 come; and will
81 useisss the shipping aud sIntary
ia those ~ such ha2srdR are nevia-
Bile tor thev csrtsinly ihe grant steamship
Heivea, which put back she Mersey, ~ order 70
her passengers from the pes e 10 u 8 bad appeared ihs
third from Liverpool the story % te bark As-
n1s that hunausy pu antwerp the A appear.
of cholera they yoy out OF the Scned ~ the
last year taught " escape tue horrbe doom OF
caUela grant shps Tor Atttr the sick bad been
vded for and brrI perod ~ observation had elapsed.
Tn ships th0r0ug 90 d ana 0in led vita eni-
grants reached kew 0N ia uralthy condition. many lives
AMI untold suffering having styed hy the timely return
the for sanitary orders he santB-y care Of eni
grants and sanitary protection OF great hove
come subjects Of International importenc h. AARkLS
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The Relation. 10 ItnIx.

The Relations 10 Italy.
mo rumors from Paris IS TO the relations Of France
and Italy continued 10 DO Of vary disgusting nature
Many Of tho French Journals Of all shades Of politics.
speak In way to familiarzs tho public mind with The
prospect OF war; The votes which have been taken
upon the various clauses OF the Army Reorganization
tii by the Pyese said ito have been obtained fro
reluctant majority by arguments tending 70 show the
OK i5tenco OF evcntualities which every day become
more probable" 1t considered doubtful whether
ment would alay tho general apprehension Of war, but
Il nas felt that any reliable declaration which would
terminate the existing OF uncertainty would be
gladly welcomed b. tho people
II reported that the Duke Of Magenta. Governor
General OF Algeria would return TO assume the dues
OF that post but would be retained the confidential
military adviser Of the Emperor and in the Of
French army.
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ROME.
Another GnrIboI.lian ExcIt.

Another Gnribaldian Excis cment.
Letters from Rome oil December "a assert that
centraon OF Garbaldians has been noticed at Aqua
pendentc, and that the PcDtnoal officer commanding
The military d st ct Viterbo received orders
send to the frontier repel any attompt
al invasion.
The French government SAID threaten that In
OF Garbadian movement France will occupy not only
tho city OF Rome but the Italian frontiers
Tue vi 1t OF Lord Clarendon Italy has attracted
much attention Several OF tue French journals pretend
that he ~ chareed with mission IRON Eng gov
ernmen and that Is to Try 10 bring about uncor-
stau ding between Rome and Italy. Some OF hom affirm
that at florence he strongly adv ised Ministers and
tho leading politicians 70 adopt moderate policy
wards Rome, not to plunge their country
with France.
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Wheat was In limited demand but the Market nrm n
DO and Green Bay There's plenty Of export ordrs here
al s I ny DC
Holders eynce great rmness howevcr and many OF them
o s few
ISs S . are = e
dnS ss's ns & 10 S
ss Of CANADA .p,iss white csSad q tor
sSsAsFa %
81 y, small lots were sod liz s9wsse q. ~ g bar,
hands - s. NAL, was quiet with sales Of lao susna
g. per ius SSan ss as sa' ssn
FOR mixed WESTERN old was held firmly. 6u, new
movement was Checked by the high rates freight and he
s. the Of ss CLEANING %is &
for ordinary prime new Western mixed anoat IS
TO .l sFs %S e s%s Sss" s
ax1d in 0 sso and soc s wsr' da AID
store aud " buyers option ~ days closing AT Sc bid in
FaH,enrseaes 70 Great Britain ruled very firm on nc
OF limited supply Of room and the far ofern
the grain trade such ntner sclrce and ccmmandei
so, ssoO The S ss bo1ss bs sepS
~ bsl To'lo "a sS psr 81 lbs, .Ss beef j. Cal
Lsnaod 80, 90 ssas ss9,,,. cor, S,r- 4, pa
d. Sd, 800 do spirita urpentino At 0s; per 20
and 60 tons 10. SAs aS a. 20 ana lard 10 sav
Brernen 100 bales cotton Nc. and per steam or 10 al
Al and 10 6nds 40 at 4sL The charters wer.:iwo Nor
weg An yesees with ol quarters cirn 10 CORK for uric
nj Is Sd Brit sn bark 25DJ quafies, same voyage ~
g. S American bsrk from tue south side cuba, sugar
al Soc Hrivsh brig, $40 bblA petroleum 10 liverpool
bark about bcooi bos capacity 70 Cadiy. slaves aud
BrV, hrla 40 bbis capacity, Alicante aud back from
I,rphorn 10 New ork win rble, .rvata terms.
pSgy Blus were ln better demand i bales al iSc.
and is1 do Mt isNc.
GuNgY CLoru remained dun aud nominal.
nAy continued IN tar dem md aud arm at u 70 Tor snip
pnq and al 20 a 81 % for retail los
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