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etaats saDertbsaoisrt, DiamauteH nhrfnt Stbtrpaa.
rtn 66uluftadbtn otrrtM unn Gaiptntlsotr, uuo ari
aue uno ieot art BON Waaren tcebtr IN arobtu ppsr
ueinen aaautitdte. Die Btoireungen fro ithr an-
nebmbar, beiounsrs bel groBtu Guntitn. ea@tu psrs
betI fr tr8enb etue bsfHumts t aufbtipdert ptrfos
neu w<I@< 6beriuadren ootr auotrt Nrtn HDdartn ~
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biiem Bnreau: uue WeiAdts.R Rransetttopsr tptroen
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Ghiifa llninn.

Rprfvtf 90. Del. = Der S6r. yaRar9 4
eli,a~, ,ppn Baltimore pa6 Bottom bsltlmmi,
mil S3pbl,n, Gifti it. btlabeu, lttSb NIT BalieF
anasfiidt, b.i Sbarp's Snisl, Gbsfapsatt,Sat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30

Saltfar. 90. Dt,. = 8rani sDUbeiE Der
gttpars bts ~Salifar Cube. perfebte fa
t,utt pisr Rt6triiitt unb fpIans. fpeann aus
tem 3. Gfpdptrft bts pau5te auf bic Strabe.
Or ifarb ptntes Wtnuttn na6bsr. = 3abIrsttt
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fpnirstn bttf Der, - Das BpaamtIu Ysrt Saps
issStsY tit abssbsattnt. - --'rN'a'
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0luS 9ff,p . g)Drf.

-Jprf, 90, DsJ.-Dtt Wobnurg ocs
e,;n. WtGltlIan auf Sranse> SttabtS rpur6s bel
6,m Sraubt In Der Dienltas>8a6t nttt scr.
fSrt. 9as 8eriiht wurbt bur9 ben Srano
BON G,tIlrSat9 nabt btr DCbanns bts SsnuaIs
neronIu6t.
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0juS Wc,n .,0lnrF

Wtp>gorf, 20. DsS. u is SbIiSatioasn>
anaebpte, Ssl,g6l 300 gu LOG i3.l00 bis Jog
iO6,94, ipufpen teuts eebfntt uHb UitutVn
M LOG 8, 100 btS JOG 55. .10D stGef9lagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30
glbostraoeue Riripnnastiii6e.

s,sx au,tas ads. nm ben soiIsn yBsyth tHr ah9frer
s.rs q,ioinasRads ~ stbalifnt 10 bt Sfaae Assfe,
Er, 80, Rdrriipnfrass.. Waa itues stiss Ann MD
afr Nprstt, mo man ppTtprf@sn loR. I1a'tssh9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30

Snbenr MIR, obne uns an bies Stnttrnib
su fsbren, In bas Jnnnere, ireten. erbltden
rtr sinsn fletnen. rinss pci, Wauern unise>
bensn Spf, tbeilnffe NIT @,as beipdhtsn, In
bel, Wtntein fpuhernbes @fitraa6, IN Ger
@litte Elm 8aflfn, In ,pefdbfe bard 8otrsa
@alIer 3u, unb abFtebf, an etner Sftft netl
aaaebaute &huppsn ,inb Stdae, une an etr
anperen rteienteen NIT Sentern ntritbfnen
,Maume, tpelds man ale Wotn8tlaHt etists
rthtst bdtte.s : Aus btefer, ragfe tta turatr,
'nItt fiSer bic Wauerbrufpns Id etttbsebsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30

bl,y asnatbit VBaartR Der isuRtu DuaIitht uno oit
tsitn 5aqou Ju prstim Osrtautt, Die ole 3onpehoh
bcrausEoroern, bet 4 SctHberqtr ,.,
de otF gutatu. uHD Saraogdir.. TN pbstu Staoiiesu
uuO
glr. 1903 ggeH. baltimore, uabt pOuibapHrdGt,
NB Hus NuItrdgt pom GGuoe phnttli4 auspnhprt
urb SuIritbrnbtit gdrauttrt YDadreR wEfotH &c. o.
ID nber pfr BnfuunttluuN pCTihtdt. tAll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30
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SamtItoa, 90. Ds1. Dit Banl. Sredt
b,r 6 Ganaba -@tr>9iuss9 s9abn" IN itst in &rbsit.
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9luS Hirainien.

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lief
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30

Attes Napterl so Gt6. pro lOO.
IsSm uH sasIbs tssis far to gts- pro 100 RSSssse.
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s,aa,r, ssrtn6bItnb arssn gtrlua pStr Sdaetn hpta
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Srtia ssn Sa'nm Dsta SaGtnt aR, snS a0GS5ss. Sa.
Ssrstssegt,n i'm Bdu BtstiTtnt ossr u' 9afsu tHta'
Raua btHusl&t 8ahrlsast y. (. 70: a.-..,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30
TelB' p0pWlGrer gdJablaOelt,
M. KNI Morh. .Gutapitroks Rr. SO !

Das biuiaIt unO bette 56ubaeib6 In Der Stdot Jt'
per @stss tisii osnsbts Oo-4 80
SiSiS. Sss,,, sStisfsi eenaatIif 85OIO0
C5en6hte DtrrtnsS SatteEs z'v0-a'oo 5aoo
eBenageItt perren.@a 1-SS-1'T W
Sdlnere 6errCnS6@ubt i'6o-d'go 'So
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S@mert 5tlsffl fir BrantE 5'boS- 5'boS-S'SS ~
wv tshyns,s bisx astaaGf 25O-3 90
Ularotto. . BaulensStiefei 169-1S.200
2diiina DduitnsStitFsi "a-l !.ES-d'00oo '0o
BeFs fdIbIeDerue &dmers6ttid -. -l. A'eg-5'00 ~
@amens slippers NIT Nbihben DIV
Datnens9 eppit. Slippers poZ 20
IA Der grbBt Bprratb BON WtdbdsiI' u Gneer
uto Sduben In ptr Staot ene atpkt uspapl pom loe'
Rt banoidubIeoernGn uAo Bronles ssropts sStttsn uio
clippers tussr, aI9 In tr8sno stReH aHssrn Haotn "
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reS 6hub. Cejtlaft tn BRr 69 Dtprb' gutdts ftrdge
unIer Wuttp ii sShneus Bsrtdus uno ustnsn Brof''N
' g 1sIB & Spbn,
ira IA 2mts SIR 30 RDrDs sGutdmtrdBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30

Sr. 9. .. Grant,
Rr. ss, Rprb. etbertp Rrass. Baltimest.
iptu 800 Stfat sabien. pen &C Snts
sbbrenaii. &nianeuua, bs8innsnbe e6iunbiudt Bury
et5miasis gsrInf Der 6timme. Gatarrp ane Que Ssts
Ssr SsS Saliss, bsr qunss Der 1arnDsst, ets Siass
btr oant bbrsniauisn Sps2sSns, ssalsslas,t a. 2a.
81. Nuasiis uub pbrea.Q .Qrantbtthn d. 10. ft fnrtst
der MI bier nit angetabrtsn 2siesn btbafttt ielh
nid,t psressItn. BAD Or. Grant ale usbeI htilts
sps ne an Sssissu uno bsj1atsn tin nlogtn. VI bts
iudbt Biz Grauitn bet 8as uap bel Aat. (Gprii27 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30

Ole nUdl DfFtIT TIIUI WFFVfF INF WV - 7T'V
"aSatItaas.Busis ptr ststli6tH I'M 3iolihsuotd ~s'
fot9t: 80 ,n c.,, .st,,. evoIh so4 bo
g,tr SSan,picr oon Grsntn mad Baltimort:
I'm 3Iuthcnotde. sDOtS sIsst,
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gtnsfataIt y erm % fe lnng.-
Gin bbGft Eatalsr Srrtbum paifrte kstbtH IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-20

commercial Fertilizer has been introduced in
this country which has given more general and
uniform satisfaction in its results, through a
period of years, than this G,sano
Since its introduction the trade in it has
steadily increased, until the consumption now
throughout the country far exceeds that of any
other Fertilizer Had it not possessed the
highest excellence, its name, instead Of be-
coming the subject of piracy By asascyppulous
dealers, would have been forgotten.
The fact that we have frequently been IN
able to supply the demand in season, notwith-
standing an enlargement of facilities every
year, affords the most certain evidence of con-
tinued excellence.
Many Fertilizers have been introduced
which, for a time, have proved more or less
valuable, and then become worthless This
fact naturally gives rise to apprehension and
distrust, lest the same may occur with others
In answer to such apprehensions, if they
exist concerning this Guano we venture to
suggest two or three considerations, to which
we ask attention: It is a reasonable pre-
sumption that the Pacific Guano Company
knows its best interests, and it is manifest,
upon the least reelection, that the interests Of
the Company can emily be realized in the per-
maneqcs of its trade. It is certain that no
number Of consumers of Guano can have as
great an interest in the continued excellence Of
soluble Pacific Gttano as the Company has,
Uc ask attention, in this connection, to the
article IN another column headed Pacific
Gagao Company, It's products, claims to public
confidence &C., a perusal of which, we think,
VIII afford assurance of It's stability, &c.
Regarding ourselves, we may say, we have
pursued this business exclusively for fifteen
years, and w9 venture to refer to the past as
aForjing some assurance for the future
Hence we think we may say there can exist
no reasonable ground for apprehension as to
the continued excellence Of Soluble Pacific
G1lano. On the contrary, we can give the
assurance, that while nature continues to fur
n,sb supplies of crude material, and while
science and art continue to make new develop
nepts. every resource will be made available
10 Improve. rather than depreciate this GuanO
both as to condition and quality.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-20
JOHN S. REESE & CO., Gent Ag'ts,

provement and the addition of the element Of
Potash, we may confidently assure the public
that Soluble Pacific Guano now comes into
market materially improved.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents for Pacific Gusno Co.,
BALTIMORE, ND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-20
MCCURDY & DUKE,
AGENTS,
CharlestOWn, West Va.
NOTICE.
To Consumers Of Soluble Pacific Guano.

The high character attained by this Guano
.- superior excellence has, it appears ius,i-
gated the appropriation Of the same name 10
articles of little or no real value, which we
are creH5.y informed. are freely offered IN
Sew York and other markets with assurances
e.. commences. Hence it becomes necessary,
for the protection Of consumers and the
G.-.e Guaa0 Co., to cal, attention to the fact,
-- order that proper caution may be observed.
Tile only guarantee the purchaser can have
IS flat afforded iy the name of the Company
genera. agents s-srclsj on the packages and
r.-s axe advised that rla5 tie name Of
-y7. s. LE-sE Sc Co.. GEM. AGENTS, BALTI-
.r.7 is found s.e1c.e5 en- the bags, the
l...1 Is ...t.ogs and net genuine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-20
SALTS OF POTASH.

lisa well known fact that Potash consh-
tutss an important element Of fertility. This
article has heretofore been so costly as to pre-
c,ude its use as constituent Of concentrated
Fertilizers, but recent discoveries Of natural
deposits Of Potash in the Kingdom Of Prussia
have reduced It's cost to figures whick render
It's use available.
The Pacific Guano Company has made con-
tracts for large supplies of this article, and all
soluble Pacific Guano now brought into market
contains this important element IN due pro-
portion. Although the existing war between
France and Prussia may interrupt commercial
supplies already received by the
Company are sufficient to meet its wants.
This additional element Of value Is made at
very considerable additional cost but in Pur-
suanee of the policy to furnish the best article
at the lowest possible cost to consumers, there
viii be no advance in the price Of the Guano.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-20
PAcIFIC GUANo coMPAEY.

It has been extensively used for the culture Of all
crops from New Jersey to Alabama with results en-
tirely satisfactory; the instances Of failure in conse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-20
PREPARED FOR DRILLING.

The large amount Of organic animal matter
which enters into the composition OF Soluble
Pacific Guaro. has rendered it a matter Of the
greatest difficulty to bring it into market sufh-
GENTLY free from moisture to pass with facility
through the ori6ces of the Wheat Drills gem
era,lv in use. After continued effort and ez-
rsaIiture of capital this difficulty has been
overcome. so that We are now prepared to put
the Guano into market in condition 10 drill
with regularity.
The dissipation of moisture adds correspond
ing value to the Guano, hence with this I'M
, 1870-09-27

dispatched 10 Port Russei, adjacent TO the CIV.
VINO rctuIutd with the garrison h2nd engine,
wnich Wx1 mAf< n perform efnc1eut eetvaos-
Meanwhile imp oMpta corps Of t1cSof-
mn wHe osFantEed and stationed
1t proper lnte1TzlA FFtuaateiy.
the winds we're 4x.ee{1. Tue flames, however.
shot cpwsfd IN turtd coxo,ut!ont, Instantly WIDEN
md as = tr1ry 3, Fl oosf e g. os
central square In the city had been
redpeed 70 ashes, md only picture OF
bjatk desotHsion cculd be seen through tae as
otndinx ~: :ke. The prtnc1pa! Losses sse about u
fps1nws: J. 3, Martin. STICK OF srSeriea and
4 ca, Building and currents. 81. e.nos; Insured
Tor Sasoo. Taiels restaurant 8 40; not insured.
J. NJ Sexylt, notion ktore, 8, ,n41 Frank Ap-
pei. ciothnT +stablisnment. Sta, 300: inquired fir
$t900a. French r~stsurant, $1,000: not tnsured.
Two vacant bulldlngs, owned b. s. z.
80 90; not Insured Ten or dozen dfma
lot heavily By the removal and consequcn,
hrcxkinr OF e Ola Already persons a-e neEo
t,Astng for sh~ Immediate erection OF new build
lngs, On the ate OF the now gn1'uy ruins
, 1870-09-27

R.ss Ear"rd- -AthietIer, Ch!esEo,a
~ @ = baa:. Das ia e. uaa:e
HoyExEsIs Or TIN EarrE s5oeklEls: E.,.,..
have arrived tonight. They play the Nutuats ro-
morrow. The bes.tnR Is very heavy.
SeT Yofs stssss that the betting is very heavy On
lie Autaais, slight odds being laid.
the news Of the victory Of the White Stockings
over the great Athletics, Of Phlalelphts. vas r.
cetyed with toJfu! satisfaction. Here was dsea1-
which had bosh vTested succezs from the he'd
vita aere, where might they not Win: They az
come With record and standing equal = she
hest In tie land. The "eighteen-shoNa1d-do!-
!ar n1ue " Is worth ne money; 80 iss 70 , one,
mert in base bali Another such game has rarely
+ s:ofe stood ) % tn tavor of CaieaKo. m. tol-
ice the A,hlenes rallied st The hat, and pounded
their war for three srrs. TteJ are the most IA
msos ,osl ..pr:ntll" rlsyeEs in the s0a1'tT. 1'T;s
to NUT t11fing and wax OF with me game
! In SJlf. But shis one horse cIub from Chicago
| hss something y ssy: i Nhacks Aebtias's M K :
:ntnns delivery fE three f1n a1a y nss do1e 1ee
aud the Athletics do it by scoring four runs IN tae
| ninth lnnlogeEouRh 10 xsn ninety -uine games
handEsd Ise White 1oefnTs g ase ~ 1ne the9, 5aa
own xccount, won the game bY q single tally,
| Tie excitement at FoIey's and KeEns where de<
Msen e. Ell resat Tss sa
fsct1an Of the crowds Knew no bounds
| HATxAkKRs W. oLTNFtcs-
wAsH1ss1ox, Sept. ss~-Ha5maSess, -; oNm
noYE NATTER.
The regular 1reetnx Of the Etna club VIII oe
The onwarus beat the Young White Stockings
. Ola ..,,
, 1870-09-27
1sxc: s. Ksntaek1. AZ i ext. sold II l4Xa16e: 70

1sxc; 90 Kentucky, A. scWt. sold II Ak8l6cs8o ~
-MdiAn1, 1y.Bx cWf, sold At l1c. Gaia,
Sheep and lambs foot up 1900 tc:daF. sAea
uox. nrices weaker, and Nancy holding oye:-
Fst sheep sca1ce and worth Sc: aeaecti9ts, eEc;
INN to medium, 495Kc: Lambs var} from |"
14c- car Of S ~ Ohio sheep 500 AZ nSc'
az al o. Ct pS sock 1ndlana eve. At 500
each: fsw Kentucky tamhs, so-As. = .Ae;
caE Caaadas, t&-nA-6Le TotAl sheep' So e Guos
Friday; there werc 6I cars to-day, ana tnc my.
tet H much depressed. dressed selling = n1S 3S
1sc: ATe arr qnnted It t8,f09Ec- 1otal 1oSs 1os
week, $500. T.
PHILADELPHIA ~
PH1LApE1Fu1A. Sept sk-Caule stsady, Nltl r
moderate demand: I, ,s40&xua At a39Aci t0f u
sheep nim md In I'LL tiemand; s,ooo It ktSz
5fe- ~
uoxa trn and In fair, demand: = ,soa 1t 12H@
, 1870-09-27

'HCR1IS0r~S. iowa, Sept. e6-lmpottans &C
linn WAS taken hy the TT couucti, thts even
sAilToadA The council voted u Accep, the Drop
o<tsion Of the TolAip, Peoria / Warsaw and sht
Rockford. Rock Island L St. Lnuls Railroad Con-
e.aiinn of r!eht OF usy and depot RFouu.ts. Tht
work is 10 be flushed hx the urst OF next Jan
E2TJ.
, 1870-09-27
SPORTING.
another Victory for the Whfte
St0cklnEss
The Athletics Defeated BY Tws.7e
to Eleven.
Comments ON the GnUe-TEhe
Chnnces for To-Day.
: Return of Rudolpha.
Hk2e. Ball.

Spedal Deapstch to The Chieaxo Tribuae,
WITH s1ocK1@us vs- A1HLxHca.
Pu1lADuRHIA, Sept sa-Tbe match between
tho aboye clubs WIS played here today. The
weather was nne, the ground good, and an AZ
tendance Of several thousand, Including many
,adtes, A Mr. Ha1bach acscd ~ uEpiie-
Ftftt Innin4-Athledca II the bat Reach
makes n1st on nun BY NcAtee. McBrlde hts
long bail to the centre hed, bringing Reach home.
and makes third bzse. Malone ti5s CIT ta Wood.
Ftaler makes trst On \ bit to rtnkham. Mcbride
coming home, ElpS fxtttng to hold the hall thrown
10 him BY r1nkhsns Seusenderfes makes crst By a
missed ny by Plnkhan. forcing Fts.er out Al Sec
ond. Berry out At hEat Two runs
AcAtee makes nrst On 4 hut to centre and left.
Wood makes nrst. forcing McAtee out II second
cuthbert makes hnnc run on hit to ieft. BRING
ing Wood tn. Flynn on: n nlst. hy RadGl!a u
Elsles. T1eacY Tut 1t dsst. BY Mcbride to Ftsler.
Two Ynnk .-...
Ssesai Inatag-Radeuh makes saud on hit To left
| Bech1zl ~ out 10 Treacy, and kasscln ont At
homo hy 1rescy to King. Pratt out At drst b..
Wood 70 McAt.e- No rms
by good ht 70 right n.ld. Piaknam mikes ntss
| on bit 10 R2dcii1, BADLY thrown. Meyefe stealing
home. Du1y out 1t dfs: hy Mcbride 70 F1slcr.
.,TAtd I.afn9-Kcach CUT On foul bound 70
k1ng. NcBE.de makes thl'A On Lug hit y oe9tre
field M&.ont hts 10 night and makgs te!tti, NJ
coming home. SenseaderfcE ont On foul bound
~ King. Two runs.
I
| txs mi n S+nsautierfer ElYnn nut At des1 BIZ
1ieach to F,siey. apd T1eacy ont IN st11kes oy
Malone to F1sler, leaving Wo Il on third. y runs.
| NcAter. Rantf liz out by foul d TO MeJeE!e.
| pechtea taxes aIsi BY toua'stI uSes nudJ- Frat
| ut on a foul fy fO McAtet. No runs.
King makes = cnnd on good hH 70 eenIre~
Me}efle makes second ~ ocnaher over aaacstu'
. and nun by Sensendcffcf. hltR c9tnlnR nome.
| Pinkham ms out to srR2enarsfes. uaH9 teacass
FIST bJ hit " second. and Aeye1is gees r tnlrn
McAts< int at drst W Reacn 70 tlsseTs Me!c1lt
toulag toue+ Wood out at nfst b1 he-en 70
J Fis1eE. Two Euna. ,r.
E1tia lnhing-tteaen ..Hts =. u, ~ W.ionen .r.s
nslns ~ ntS1 ~ ~ Htr,M r. F",c = 1s,s a. a.
0lst by NJ 70 No91: Ge!e t toser rat ~ ~ q w.,
| ono ~ Hood y naHy; oe1s1 out ~ n'7s" ~ "oS>'
70 AcAtee. no runs" r,r,r Ga.
CHthee!1 Ass oAk to sGnseaac5ssi a!1 f t - -
cnfes G'st nn muA Q! ms1sM; M T tA0Ss9 ,ns
h1 io9s oa1 - on+ ~ irst h1 r,nt,
Sfsa !hng-fznseuuTtg or, :, nt.r a. an hi n c
naal ~ HcH,sEs Del ~, ~ - raIts hnr - ny
Aes. haactiu .aAes ~ .oas VI 'ao7 o1N . ''A
Meyerte nys out to Berry. Ptnkham makes ecc
aaer 3n1 ~ - Es,ar M"stea MI at dFst ny Renct
, ~ MsIe, NJ mnr '7
" Esn. ~ T.,h+., ,r.tas frat nv , cafe hi
aste.m b,;s ~ nnr,cr - I,Tht S.s
oss. ssSuu sas nn, ~ ssni Wssrh oHf NJ fr.t
~ asss, anI r nsS9e ,nt - a"t pret, sscnnf NrFri
ia g; - Iitr 1,.1nn fnnIs onf tn Wcste.
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, 1870-09-27

DETROIT. Sept se.-PAssKp DowS-Pur Cn!on :
hfns: tcbfs Sevhta, AconttAa, Ontario, AGO,
wave, Crest, BucSinEn1u1, Colonel CooE- CossacS,
A. J. Ro3eu, Anglo Saxon, Aedtator, J. MSe-
.on, Rainbow, Swallow, Asaunto, G,t1ord, North
cumberland. .,,
TAssEn Tr-rrup NARROWER; balks Ma.;land:
Glentu,ah, Francis Palms: brig orkney Lass
schrs Carbr1ti1e, {. g. Cooper, Wlnon1. Grace
Murray, To1k STATE, Hattie johnson, Gena-
WNDSofthekt
] DE1ptr. Sept 96-S D. m.-pAssKD Cf-Pfop.
Usxee atchie, Toledo; bark Constitution; senfs
Co4dy, Prince Edward x...,
FAssED DowN-PIop Merchant; schts Sesfs
| Weaver, Northumberland.
| RA1skn.-The schooner Marquette, when W
/ sunk In NackinRc ktrAts, Arrived here to-day II
| tow Of the tug Le.iaihan.
| WEn-Sprtheast.
, 1870-09-27
THE WEST.

spcaal Dtspateh to Tbs Chie1So Tribune.
cnKFExt, SEPT 4.-Stne months ago
good1 PORTION Of Cheyenne WIS reduced to ashes.
Last evening. 4 little before O'Clock second
ntrJ ordeal WAS tnauguIated By the e1plo0on q
kerosene lamp which nsd been left burning ln ne
Stofe-room occupied bJ Pppc, MICK Co, whole
k1Ie clpthitts. the alarm of Ere Is quite ~ ter
nIytcE to the people Of Cheyenne - N ea5ta-
qs1ke Nould be to the cirxtus OF S4n Ftanc:seo.
People rushed wildly from houses OF WORSHIP :
the salocn8 and gambling deus Ne:e
11ce, ind, women too, paefacsd md scrss1ag n,n3;
hearts md Wiling hands trembled Tor the sa!esJ
OF their homes ind the iet1ons And o1pelacncse
OF the past dashed quickly aET ns4Ee' s
| enxtpe oxned by the city Na1 undetEo.n9
| Wpaifa, md this circumstance oooduee4 oteoocI
me ekpec* moxs hapelcsS: but meesenkeH "1to
, 1870-09-27

baltimore, Sent "a. = 1sREAnsITFFs- - -Four
qzIet and weak. Wheat arm and in fair demand
req Wese.n $i-sS- Corn as o3A95c- nsss urn
And in fatr demand, at @sa4sc- Kyr. sD1eoc-
pRor,slaxs-alcss posk heavy 1t SeS.N- Bacon
weak: cicar RIB. l7c; clear, 1sSc; shoulders. H. '
G1&.c. Han a, a489aHc. lsru quiet at l6sc.
NnISKEY-E1IM at Sic.