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Dead
Terrible Sacrifice

In order to make room for Spring w Tear.
A complete stock of Domestic Goods of
every popular brand, and at the lowest
prices. can always be found at Schapker,
Bussing 4 Co.'S, los AZ and 40 Main Street.
In short, they have everything TO make
the "outer" appearance
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Among the first boats due here are
the Armada and Quickstep, from
Cairo; Rapidan No. 2, from Eastport;
Emma Floyd, for Nashville; Sam. } !.
Hale, and Norman, from Memphis;
Clifton, for Memphis; Virginia, and
Indiana, for New Orleans; Mary
Houston, Louisville, j. III. Groesbeck,
from New Orleans; Morning Star and
Tarascon, from Louisville; ClaraScott,
from Wabash; Fanny Brandeis, from
Nashville.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIME BUBSCRIBER CDMEaN rs
III the Lumber Business 40 his old stand
&C the corner OF Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock is large and second 70 none
In the assOrtments, embracing Pine Of ei
thicknesses and quality, frOrn the ntcr
Third Common BaginaW Board up b
Three-Inch First Clear Plank.
Also, 800 DOORS Of various thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window sash, Pine and Poplar Shinsioa
8 and 4-feet Lath. MouldinEs, Co8luGu
Quarter Round, DC, &c.
orders from the country, river or rail-
filled promptly.
sell d3m JOHN II. GLOVER.
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Err EW 9
For Other River Ttsrns See Fourth Page.


No printing establishment IN the West
mas better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steam boat Printing. Our assoLs =
s1neT1Ta n Tob Type. though very large ana
ronorlete. is constantly being added 70, ana
our lob department Is under the Perso esl.l
supsrvfsion Of one of the best JOB PrlAIyelIss
IN tha united States. We are prepared 70
mint Posters. plain or fancy, Blll hsaqll,
GINS Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal LICK LICE.
cts BINS OF Fare, Mates Tickets for LAo ~ /,
Stc' &c Orders left with either OF tne
wharf boats will be promptly attended TO-
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sim welI's Patent Heater

Remove all this difficulty, sending the
water il to the boiler free JrOm any sedl-
Inent wi latever, and pure as If d1stllleo.
All who use what are known as the " drive
welis'' or their supply of water cannon
afford t do without this Heater. 1t Will
save the IN much money in the purchase OF
fuel, to say nothing OF the annoyance anu
delay In cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily n Ianaged and quickly cleansed-
One b: IS been in operation at 1glehearI
Flourin z Min for many months, and given
entire Abstraction. Another is III opera
tion in hetlman's Foundry and the COTTON
Mill adj dining
Order for Stillwel1'S Heater Will recelVt
prompt attention if left with
WILLIAM HEILMAE, Agent.
jams
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
EtlIIWell's Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher |!

YTVHlE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
~ ex perienced by those who use steam
power rs the formation in their boilers OF
Woat is known to engine as "SCALE"
or a. INCARCERATION" IA hard substance
formed out of the earthly salts contained
IN the v raJer. which attaches itself firmly
to the " mole inner surface of the boiler.
In this tty this difficulty is peculiarly ag-
STA and lime found in the wafer, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, OBJ
stracts he pipes and occasions the most
annoyin z delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endangering the safety OF the
boiler.
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OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable, all of which will
be sold as cheap as they can be found any
where. ldeAZ
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Santag Claus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects a
valuable gift, buy Florence Sewing IA
chine, whIcn is easier learned, less liable
20 get out of order, and does more vazieties
IF work without change than any other.
Every Machine warranted to give katistac-
ton, or the money refunded. Price sos and
upward. Twenty pieces of Gray TwIlled
Flannel, worth Az cents, which we viii sell
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No. ID First street,

We feel assured, we have facilities to COM
pete with any house In the country.
We receive our Queensware direct from
the Pottertes or Staffordshire, England,
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to our customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN BROS. & CO., of StafEordshire,
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market-of their elenrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepar ed I
supply the trade.
e~ Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. [jan1
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~FLOM DE Mayo
FE,atEE DE HEA ED.~

A New Perfume Tor the HapdkerchioE
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance
PHALON a. SON, New York.
eold bv All druggists. L1y6 dly
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LUMBER. &C.
CARD.

In retiring from the above partnership A
desire to return my thanks 70 nay friends
who have favors' me with business aud
would ask their c,ntinuancewit h the new
nrm. JAMES ) l'E4llh.
Evansville, Jan. ~.
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weather and water.

The beautiful, spring-like weather
which had prevailed for several days,
gave place during Thursday night to
clouds and rain, though the tempera-
ture is quite mild for the season. The
river is rising less rapidly, having
swelled only about Is inches during
the "a hours ending at 3 o'clock yes
terday. 1t has commenced falling at
Cincinnati, and unless the rain now
prevailing should prove sufficient to
check the decline. we may consider
the rise as having eliminated. The
river is now in a splendid boating
condition.
Arrivals and Departures
The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the
Louisiana, Louisville to New Or
leans; Minneola, Cincinnati to Mem
phis; Louisa and Petrolia No. 2, from
Wabash River; Cumberland, Cairo
to return; Altoona, Eastport to Gin
cinnati; Mollie Norton and Sallie v.
Henderson, to return; Charmer, from
Cincinnati.
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lamps, LOOking-Glasses

JAMES NJ. WARREN, having re-pur-
chased his former interest of NJ. Henning,
Esq, and as we have sold our interest in
the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from the old stand No. Is Main St.,
the commodious MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING,
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PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOTION p
For BeautIfylng the Skin and Com
pleXiOn.

Removes all EruptiOna, Freczles, PINE
pies, Moth BiOtches, Tan, etc. and renuefa
the skin soft, fair, ofd blooming.
For Ladies In the Nursery it "a invalu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving 49, has no
equal. ,.tt
!, Paphian Lotion rs the only relinnl
remedy for diseases and biemlsnes OF tu9
Skin.
pHALON's PAPMIAN SOAR" tor
the Toilet, Nursery, and baih, WIZ NOT
chap the skin. Price % cents per cake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-13

woman Mrs McGiynn) IN like manner unpiovlded
with NE escapes and butkneSds, stands directD IN
the ar; adjoining this ID the stable OF which men.
TOO has been made, with lgafers constantly smoking
eng ts straw and refuse and 20 one SIDE or which
avs owner has little ONCE In which he cooks,
washes, sleeps, and in fact makes his home. In the
rear OF thus Is Woods American theatre; with
out mentioning an oyster saloon which
stands next door, and whose furnace ID kept going
ali night long. Hemmed IN thus on every side by
the devouring element Is 10 not astonishing that
has escapedf This picture of the place is by no
means colored, as any one may see who Will take the
trouble TO pay the premises visit. That such q
place could exist lot moment in such state; that
suc, recklessness of human life could be tolerated
for aninstant III oar midst Is IN large part que 70
the nonintererence OF the Superintendent Of Unsafe
Buildings, and 10 him alone. 1t ID his particular
duty to see TO the abatng OF all such vile pits OF
death and disease and, for the landady, let her
be IA inhumaA as she possibly could be- she could
not carry on such place without his lukewarmness
in discharging his duty. Certainly Mr. Macgregor
In his capacity as public servant-t0 do at least
the duty for which he ls well paid, in carrying out
the laws OF the State and to rescue large number
OF his fellow beings from the jeopardy OF q fearful
deathshoud look into this matter before II be TOO
late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-13
CALIFORNIA BRANDY,
Cost of Its Manufacture.

From the San Francisco Alta June 30J
All countries in which the grape is grown extern
brandy OF France goes to all parts OF the world ant
supplies considerable portion Of its revenue.
ing to the report of the state Surveyor General the
quantity OF brandy made in 1s67-the last year for
which the returns have been published-was
Los angeles 1900 in solamo, 1000 in
Napa, 1000 in Santa Clara, 1000 in Ell Dorado,
1000 each IN sonora, Suffer and Placer, and smaller
Last year there was. considerable increase in
some OF the counties, for Napa alone made $4,000
gallons In two establishments both OF which have
been erected since 1867. 1t may be observed, incl
dentaly, that the calendar year Is not convenient
begins IN the midst Of the busy The distla
t1on commences In October and seldom continues
county assessors to collect the brandy statistics for
the fiscal year preceding the date OF their reports
the, figures win be later and more valuable than II
gathered for the calendar year.
Brandy making is especially convenient in Call
forna, where the wines lack uniformity, the wine
growers lack experience, casks are dear, interest
high, and most Of the grapes have an unusually large
proportion OF sugar and small share of acid. Our
are e ,UO of e ne 09 es
lack the tartness Of the Rhine and Bordeaux vine
yards and the wine pals on the palate. Many OF
duce large crops but not the most delicate naV0rs.
For all these evils the still furnishes remedy.
Brandy Of proof strength contains so per centum
OF alcohol; our wine contains from 10 to Is per
tum of alcohol; from three and half TO five gallons
OF wine are consumed In making gallon OF brandy;
from Il to Is pounds OF grapes yield q gallon Of
wine and therefore from AZ to so pounds Of grapes 90
to gallon OF brandy. Mission grapes in the pr1ncl-
pal districts vary from TO cents per pound. The
brandy makers have, we believe, not paid more than
Ia cent per pound. and they expect to make gallon
from 80 pounds, so that the raw material does NOT
cost more than 30 cents.
There is a tax OF so cents on every gallon when
made; OF $50 per day on the still when running; ID
cents on every gallon Of proof strength when sold
with a proportionate increase for strength above
proof; license OF $50 year on small still that
makes $50 barrels year and II 1t makes more, then
the tax is proportionatey higher; inpector's fees
| cents per gallon tax OF IS cents for every new
| package into which liquor is put and license Of
$500 year for rectirymg. We believe that this Il
the entire list in all its main points, though many oil
Its disgraceu and veXatIous details are omitted,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

FIRE IN FOURTH STREsT.-About ten p. M. a fire
occurred in the grocery store corner Of Fourth and
Jane streets occupied by Bogart Il Ostrand. Dam.
age about $1,000. Insured for $1,000 IN the Aston
Insurance Company.
THE AcKERMAN SUIcIpE.-An inquest in the case
Of Thomas Alderman, who died at No. $40 Ninth
avenue on Sunday night, was held yesterday by
Coroner Schrmer, when q verdict OF suicide by
taking laudanumi was rendered.
RESULT OF BEDBUG kILLING.-Mrs. Berwick,
keeper OF boarding house the fourth floor of No.
207 East Broadway last night while attempting TO
eXpel bedbugs set fire to q feather bed The alarm
Of fire given, but the only loss was two feather
beds. worth fifty dollars, ana large number Of
yermin.
Schrder, OF No. 1lS Hester street. was run over by
truck in Nassau street and severely injured. lie
was attended by police surgeon waterman. DR..
Waterman also attended at the Second precinct
an unknown iaborer, who was overcome by the heat
IN FultOn street.
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CLEARED.

Steamship silesia N0 new) Trautman, Plymouth Cher
bourg and Hamburg-kunhardi 4 Co.
Steamship Pioneer Br, Shackford, Cow Bay-snow
Burgess.
steamship Franconia. Bragg PortIapd-J = Ames. vre
Ship Nile tbr), Ayiward Liverpooi-Snow 4 Burgess.
Ship villa Franco, Williams Bristol. E-E Morgan's
Sons.
ship La Duchesse d'orleans Hincs Antwerp Brett Son
BARK orpheus or,, Brunssaard, Loudon-Funch, Edge
Bark Sirius (Nor), Thulen Stettin--Funch Edge Co.
Bark Loyal Nor Erickson. Stettin-Funch, Edve Co.
Bark Stirling (Norl samuslsen, Antwerp-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Ella Howell Br). Roberts Jacksonville Evans
Bark Maggie v Hugs HuRg, Baltimore-Hicks Bell.
Brig Meyers, Hicks, Porto Cabeo and LaguayraA Alb
Brig AKsretta Chr, Stanley Fsjardo-w Ray 4 Co.
Brig VOaut (Br) Gsnon Arichat- Hatton Watson co.
Brig Katie DAM, Townsend Barbados-Jones Tough.
Brig Doane, Vcazie, Georgetown, DER Buck
Co.
schr Ellen Perkins, Perkins, Parnahibo and Marsn'
schr Adeiza, Wright csmpeachy Miller Houghton
schr Duryca fBr), Nicholson. Windsor, Fs-CTanda'
schr frsris Bird tBr cauidwsn, Windsor Nscrandan.
schr " h MITCHELL Coe shulee, Ns-snow Richard
schr Enchantress Covert Savannah N L McCready Co.
Echr Ny Rover, Brown, Chareston-N McCready Co.
gchr Abraham Lincoln, Davis, Georgetown, DC-Bentey,
Miller Thomas.
Schr Mary Rogers, Philadelphia Richardson.
Schr Bloomdeld. Hobbie, Stamford.
Slo0p Emerald Norton, Pr0vidence-G Racket Bro.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards, Philadelphia Hand
Steamer Monitor Jones, Philadelphia.
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STREET Can ACCIDENT.

About halfpast eleven O'Clock last night the
horses attached to an up-cari on the
Blocker street line, ran away, near Spring
street, tore up rapidly towards Bleecker,
at the corner OF Crosby and East Houston street
were brought to- but not until serious damage had
been inflicted TO the car, and great alarm ex-
perienced by the passengers. An immense
crowd congregated at once at the
junction OF the streets, and excitement ran high
TO give particulars, and half an hour
after Captain Walsh, OF this precinct. was
not in possession OF particulars. Rumor
as no report OF the occurrence was made to the
Central Office before halfpast one O'Clock THIS morn
ing IL is safe to say that serious results lolloWeu
or the officer faed to make report to the desk at
the proper time.
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Shipping Notes.

Shipping Notes.
The British have presented Capt Rows late Of
schooner Merrill, with bnocuar telescope, recogni-
ton of his services rescung the passengers crew of
the steamship Santiago before reported wrecked en-
trance Of the Straits Of Magellan.
Marine Disasters.
snr GARNER Dow, Fish, at Boston, reports Jan 25 on
sosn nv ss s9 ws
rom wf 1ss brig sSeS' ct
ashore Pickles Reef has been relieved with.
out injury, All hpuds ss ck with chagres fever aua
BRIG STEVENS a. Washington, DC, 9th ms, from Ban.
sggsH - Cape May which ssTed sway MAIN
sn,s s q. d from g. s:eaaa.A Arrived HN A
som Horace m. from Brlaspq o Nsx
Port Morris put into baltimore this tMondsyj morning,
9Th inst with steamship Mcclellan, from Baltimore Tor Bos
We are indebted 70 the attentions Of pursr John Kava
nagh, Of the fnman steamship City of Boston, for thu
prompt delivery Of our dispatches and files.
LAusoa.pA. Ksnnsoupsgo,t 9Th inst b. Mr. Dayid
Dowe built for Adams, Of Boston, and o.hers. and vii
s Ts NED Il f:s Of
feet wide aua M feet deep, round stern aud very long
whsIen,en.
Pacific Ocean. - -
Sailed 10th, bark Spartan, osgood, Pacific Ocean,
lat, 6c, with ID bbb Up OH; ali we'll
Spoken. ..-
Ship soldderen nor), Petersen from Liverpool for Phil.
sasph. q DAY, out 'Sly J. % miles Sc Of Absscom tby
snip Odessa Small from liverpool for New York. June a.
of Old Head Of kinsae
Ship John Cushing from New York for Antwerp. sdays
out, lat 40, Ion a.
BARK Mary Way, Russell, from New York for zanzibar
Bark Luke Bruce B Coleman, from New York for Corr,
"a 80, Ion a.
Brig Glendale, from for Boston, July 30 miles Sc Of
Absecom by pilot boat Edmund Blunt. No ~
Scr Adclno Elwood from New York for Portland tOre
gon, May H. lat 81, ION % W.
FOrelgn Ports.
ARDRossAN, June Disabled, Almra, Crosse, NYork; So
saD Dudman Trefry, Boston.
ANTWERP July 1-Saled. David Cannon, Forbes, Nforks
BOMBAY May M-Clearsd, Omaha, Ballard, Liverpool.
BORDEAUX, June &-Arrived, Axcl sorbye, Pensacola
Sailed from Royan 9th, Bobsien kaigsdorf, Miner
NYork.
bile.
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ALLEGED DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

About ten r. M. last night, man named Andrew
Watt-tne police OF the Eighth precinct report
strayed into Greene street, when he was attacked
by three men, who, 1t is supposed, intended
to rob him. He offered resistance, but was over
come, and robbed Of 5000 in currency. During the
afray he found a hand in his pocket, and, 1t
is alleged, seized It, and held the owner
OF the member until officer Aluah Smith
OF the Eighth precinct came TO his assistance The
man whose hand was In his pocket gave the
name Of James Gallagher, residing at No.
lis West Nineteenth street, and was,
the police say, subsequently recognized by
members OF the force member OF the Nineteenth
street gang' and one who gave evidence In the
Roger murder case. He was locked up at the sta
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CUTTING ARRAY IN THE SEVENTEENTH WARD.

About midnight an alteration occurred at No. 122
Seventh street between Charles E. Weick, Of No. 118
Seventh street, and Jacob EcKerdt and Jacob
smidt OF the former number. 1t appears that
Eckerat was passing along the street, when FreicK
demonstrated with them for creating disturbance.
The two men at once attacked MIN. and
Freck asserts Eckerat cut him severely, but
not dangerously, IN the forehead. Oficer Hand,
The wound OF the German, which is slight, was
dressed by DR.. Armstrong, Of the Central once, at
twenty. five minutes after one this morning. Ia
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~ win BE- seen by the following EXTRACT nom Ne prssssdn
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March g. lsss;
Resolved That and after April 1884, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection ship In the
harbor OF New York Paused unanimously.
NJ The ONCE Of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE at Whitehall alp. All communications
and consgnees to the inward
sells win be forwarded free Of charge.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN AN INSANE ASYLUM ON
Monday, July 4, Mr.. Arthur Buehrer, q Young over
seer nc Lonpview Lunatic Asylum Ohio, went out
with company OF the inmates to engage In some
necessary work. About noon he was startled by one
he IN going to hit your Too late; he half turned
when pickaxe In the hands OF one OF the party sank
10 the eye in his head, killing him instantly The
poor demenfed creatures wept when he fell and &c.
cureq The irresponsible perpenstpg VI tle tyageoy.
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sTaBBING ARRAY IN THE THIRD WARD.

At five minutes after midnight the Third pre-.
cinct report John Adams was dangerously
stabbed in one Of his legs by Anthony
Cook The ARRAY occurred in Chambers street, near
the Court House, The wounded man was taken to
the city Hospital by officer Denney. The report re-
cords no arrest.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IL, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port w
please deliver ali psckages intended for the HERALD 70
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht nest The New York Associated Press not
sopec3 msTtpe reports attend the delivery Of packages
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FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Pharmaceutical Congress- to which all civilized
nations are invited to send representatives, is to
take place at Vienna IN September.
The Berlin Geographical Society has resolved to
make arrangements for the celebration of the 14th
September, the hundredth anniversary Of Alexan-
der Won Humoodts birth.
NJ Pasteur is interchangeable In his researches con-
corning the diseases OF silk worms, and the Acade
my Of sciences, OF Paris has received another COM
municaton from him ON the subject OF the peculiar
affection called by the French 7Ortnats or fdcherte
He mad so well determined the symptoms OF this
malay that last season he sent seven lots Of seed
Italy with the label:"Diseased-a must de.o This
prediction was fulfilled to the letter so that now
there remains doubt to the diaQnostlcs of the
affection Flacherle IL hereditary, and, In order to
obtain healthy breeds. all presenting under the
microscope the characteristic Of "beadsn or OF the
animalculB called vibrio should be discarded This
ferment for 1t Is nothing else, makes it appearance
under various circumstances such as too great an
accumulation OF sikworms, stormy weather, over
heated mulberry leaves, change Of quality OF the
latter, &c. Under such circumstances the disease
VIII make It's appearance in the course OF twenty
four hours, ana 1t always begins by fermenta-
ton IN the intestines. Three distinct cases
are revealed ;a,.., BY the microscope The bow
ia the shape OF beads or OF vbros, or OF both to-
getner. When the skwOrm is healthy there never
is any trace OF the above appearances. vibrios may
be found In the COCOON but rarely in the chrysalis
Sometimes the disease only makes its appearance
when the larva is about to deposit Its SILK. During
all the various stages the disease may not be percep-
tlbe, but the moth will lay unsound eggs and then
the next brood Will ne infected Hence the selection
ought TO be exceedingly strict. Flacherie is not
only hereditary but also contagious; 1t may be
transmitted by the dust lying about, but especially
by the excrements. Let but few sick worms be
put among healthy Ones aud two days after half the
latter VIII be infected. The same Is the case with
the other disorder called pebrlne; single meal OF
leaves charged with c0rpusces is sufficient to Cause
the destruction OF the whole brood.
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STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS FROM DELAwARE.-Our
strawberry growers tins year, as last shipped nearly
all their fruit from Brenf0rd station they having az.
ISOLATED together and chartered a car from that
point. The total number OF quarts shipped was-
To New York, 37600 to Philadelphia, 27s0 or 40 $40
in all. Last year the total shipments from this point
were 81, 500. gentleman has furnished us with the
lows:-Richard NJ Cooper raised 2,7i2 quarts Off
about fve-sixths OF an acre, which realized s41s 30:
VIM. w. Nelson, oneeighth or an acre, 720 quarts
$107; T. @. Planetary two acres told patch), sold
$3.50 worth; @. Garrison, three-fourths or an acre.
sold 1896 worth, and VIM. Boyer sold 5000 worth
Ton, furnished us bis yield, which as follows
0ne-har acre, 900 quarts OF berries (which Melted
$464 76 In addition 10 the above there were shipped
from Clayton ft,o6s quarts OF berries, Including
those from Maryland and Delaware road Some az
these were gooseberrtes, cherries, &c., about 500
quarts. --SHtpvHa DELI Times, Jtttv 10.
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Almanac for New Yorlx-This Days
Sun rises .....,. 4 80 Moon SETS. ~. eve 10 81
Sun sets. ....... 81 High water ....eve IL 81