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The New York herald., 1870-05-07
PENNS YLVANIA.

Another Coal Bullin1 Movement-AIleged
secret Movement to Extend the Miners,
Strike.
POTTSvILLB, May q, 1870.
1t Is understood from reliable source that final
and determined secret movement Ii on foot among
the leaders in the present strike to persuade the
Lehigh and Wyoming men to join them. They are
becoming convinced that unless other regions sus-
pend they cannot succeed. The operators are
stronger and more confident. Some Of them say
that the men must resume work within three weeks.
II the movement to bring about a suspension in
Lehigh and wyoming fails decline in the price OF
coal may be looked for and partial II general
resumption OF work In Schuylkill county will tako
place.
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Disastrous Fire mt Wiikesbarre.
WILKEgBARRE NAV a. 1877

disastrous flre occurred here this morning,
which destroyed some half q dozen barns and out.
buildings the extensive livery stable of p. Cor
nil, In which thirty-one horses, two cows and lot
Of pigs were burned to death. One pair of horses
was valued at 81, 500 The loss cannot yet be ascer-
tained the property was partially insured.
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GERMANY.
Tariff Adlustsn enr.

BERLIN, May O. 1870.
The Parliament OF the Zollverein having increased
the duty coffee have reduced that ON pig iron to
two and half silver groschen per quinta and that
on rice to fifteen. The duty on cotton yarn is
tanned.
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English Endorsement Of the New York Cor.
respondent and "Non Mi Ricor.
do" Plea in Paris.
Infallibility in Rome and Falli-
bility in Madrid.
Radical Manifesto Against the
French Plebiscitum.
FRANCE.
The 'sscarict'' Letter-(sustave Fiourens' Ac-
-ta quaintances.

PARIS, May 8, 1870.
Mr.. Smalley, OF the New York Tribune, is here,
and announces his readiness to answer all questions,
though the authorities have yet given him no
occasion.
He says lie is acquainted with Flourens; ne met
him In London and received letters for him, but
knew nothing of their contents, and declares that he
had no knowledge OF Flourens being in any way con
nected with the conspiracy.
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A.-WaIled In With Pnper!-Why Arc the
hair cooring preparations kept dark Simply the
light decomposes them and exposes their fou sediment
Hence the bottle Iackeed with paste aad PHA
Ions vITALIA OR SALVATION FOR ThE HAIR, on
the other hand clear ana Transparent In the sunshine
In the shade. reviyes the natural color Ia every time
BILE eached hbre and does not stain The skin.
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Radical Manifesto for Election Dny.

PARIS, May 9, 1870.
The JOINT Committee Of Deputies OF the "Left' ana
representatives Of the democratic press have issued
another mannestolto electors They protest against
the trickery OF the government in publishing the
eve Of an election violent and iconsidered reports
for the purpose OF creating panic. They denounce
the government for charging all Its opponents with
insurrection and assassination, and for endeavOrng
to create the impression that France has escaped
great danger. The committee say they despise these
calumnes. France knows on which side are the
men Of violence; sne knows who got power by the
coup detat and who reserve the right OF the coup
a. eta.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

MissIsauOi SprinG Winter Cures Briahps Dis.
OF the Kidneys, ScrofuA and all impurities OF the
blood. See pamphlet.
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A.-Rheumatism, NeuraIgia.-Dr. Fitier's
Rheumatic Remedy 704 Broadway, all Cases; legally
guAranteed correspondence answered. Sold bv druggss
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A Good All Wool business suit,
3l4, at BKOKAW BROTHERS,,
Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Un,on.
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Legal Agreement to Cure Rheumatism,
In limited quantityDr F1TLER'S Rheumatic Remedy,
money refunded. Oalco 7Ol Broadway.
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RIO JANRIRo, March 81, 1870.
Dispatches relative 70 the closing scenes OF the
Paraguayan war have been published to-day, and
haste to translate them for packet starting to-
morrow.
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Holds ON
MADRID, May 8, 1870.

1t Is now rumored that Marshal SerranO will not
resign, but will be invested with the full power of
royal regent.
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A Wonderful Cure.-InRnm mRtOry Rbeu.
c. Stedwe, TAI Greenwich street; tried
everything. Cured by DIR. F1TLERS Rheumatic Remedy.
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A Wonderful Cure.-ChrOntc Rheuma tisus-
Mrs. Clark ~ Fourth avenue had best Cured
by DIR. FIrLERS Rheumatic Remedy.
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Remarkable Care or Neur~Ig gtn.-Mrs.
Hamea, 239 est Thirteenth street. by DIR. FITLkkS RheH-
matte Kennedy. Sufferers consult her
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SPAIN.
Recusant Clcrics.

MADRID, May Q, 1870
Thirty eight Spanish bishops announce from Rome
their refusal TO take the oath new constitution
Of Spain, although the Pope nterpOses no objections
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

For Denfness.-!he Tntent Orgauic VIBRATOR.
II FITS into tho Ear In not porcepbe, removes Sinsna
Noises In tho Head and enables Deaf Persons TO hear dis
tncty Church Public Assemblies. Treatise Deaf.
and CAtarrb with Means II Cure sent free.
DR.. r. HUNT SIILWELL f6a Broadway New York
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ii
gifts which should place him very high in tine es-
nation of the nation. The death OF Lopez and The
capture OF his last followers constitute an unrvalled
triumph, due only to that generals foresight. bold
ness and activity, and to the zeal with which
all required means Of mobility were increasingly
supplied TO him by the exertiOns Of Field Marshal
VictOrine Jose CarneirO MonterO. Part OF the
forces under General Camara are already returning
to Conception, and the escort Of prisoners should
soon arrive there on their way to ASuncOn.
General Camara was st ut the Barrct0 ford ar
ranging the means for Withdrawing the force watch
Ing the margins 0f the Apa.
In consequence OF the decisive triumph at Cerro
Cora gave orders for the retiring OF all the troops
at Curuguaty and intermediate posts, including
those AT san Pedro but the inhabitants OF the last
place having besought me 10 leave a garrison 10
protect them from being plundered and mur.
dered by a band OF about nIty bandits, under
a certain AquinO lurking around there, the pr0vi-
siOnal government not yet having means to protect
its fellow citizens lives and peace, have granted
their request ana VIII leave half battalion for the
present
God Guard your Excelency
GASTON D'ORLEANS, COMMANDMENT Chief
To his Exce)lency the MINISTER or WAR
Among the prisoners taken were two generals
three colonies, three lieutenant colonels, ten cap
tans, fifteen heutenants twenty-three ensigns ana
six priests. Ii also reported that 100 officers
were slain, and that the so-called fight was mere
massacre Of neeing mob. Certainly the resistance
must have been trining when the crossing OF deep
ford defended by four cannon ana the routing OF
five hundred men cost the assailants only five
wounded. Many believe tnat the delay in General
Camaras detailed report is from shame TO let the
whole facts come before the public as 1t would
be difficult to explain the wholesale slaughter
which took place. However, as to Eopezl lhinself 1t
Is best Tor all the countries inter ested that he was
killed, as an elephant ot his size would have been n
nuisance TO MAINTAIN Gagged and dangerous to let
loose.
Notwithstanding all Lopez's senshness, cruelty and
cowardice, The Pdraguayans generally considered
aud consider his cause theirs. The prisoners mere
will hardly believe he IL dead and lament
nm greatly. la Paraguay there appears 10
be much sorrow for him, often openly expressed,
A oaso sold LA which paraguayau
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From, Parts.

MADRID, May Q, 1870.
sSenor Oozaga has arrived from Paris.
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Observation-Disclosures
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY, sILvEKwARB.
FANS, OPERA GLASSES &C
] selling Hne Gold Watches, 6ps gold swatoh
Chains, fine gold Earrings and Pins Bracelets, Lockcs,
Necklaces, Seal Rings Sleeve Buttons. studs, Collar But
tons, &C. at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Diamond Rings as low $40, $50 and &40 and Diamond
Studs $780, $40 and $50 set Silver Spoons Cups Forks
Napkin Rings, &C.,
At WHOLESALE PRICES.
English and French Jet Jewery Fans Opera Glasses &C.,
at half the usual prces.
Goods by express all of the United States
be opened for alton and selection.
GEORGE G. ALLEN, Importer and Manufacturcr, whole
sale and RETAIL 81: Broadway under the 81 Nicholas Hoe
Broone Spring Streets formerly >b Broadway
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Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, yDA
Broadway II compounded entirely OF vegetable ngredsn
warranted perm anent cure. Send for circular.
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A.-The Hest Place To Buy Your IInis in q
ESPENSCIEID, manufac facturer, llS Nassau street
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray strssA
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A Political sapitary Com,nis.lon.

etaua PARIS, May D, 1870.
The Gua,ois independent organ) says that the
opposition party has sent committees to London and
Brussels 10 ascertain the real truth or the alleged
conspiracy.
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The "Rcds'' Unferrificd .

The "Rcds' Unferrihed.
PARIS. May 8, 1870.
The Marseulatse Henri RochefOrt's journaD was
seized by the authorities to-day on account Of the
violence OF its articles on political affairs
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

A.-FOr n Stylish md Elegant Hat 10 co
DOUGANS. l03 Nassau street, corner OF Ann street.
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The City Asitations.

Trouble is reported at Lyons, where the authori-
ties have interrupted the publication OF the C,oche
newspaper
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Executive Precnution.

Arrests continue to be made of persons suspected
OF implication in the regcide pot.
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Repression.

PARIS May o, 1870
The edition OF the RaDpel was seized to-day by tho
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

Curtains Of Every description mt Reduced
prices. q. l.. j. Il. kelly CO.,
4f Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

Oinbetes-Dinhetes.
CONSTITUTION WATER ID a certain for ~ Depos
Is CliH street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

All Hair Diseases Cureti-N0 sulphur Used;
simple treatment more gray hairs.
DIR. GRANDJEAN, IN, Aator place
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Cnrbolic Snive.-No Family ShouId be WITH.
out box 10 the house. JOHN HENRY Proprietor Sold
BY ALEXANDER HuDNUT, Herald building.
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Warpock IL Ca.--TTnshiraahle Hats f1r tsea-
asruen, boys and youths sly Br oAdwAy.
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Death of q Banker.

LONDON, May 9, 1870.
Edmund Antrobus, senior partner OF the firm of
Coutts. IL dead.
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Parllam mentnry Reports.

The House OF Lords to-day was engaged ON bus
ness Of purely local interest.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Otway submitted
another instament Of the correspondence with the
Greek government on the recent massacre.
I, Mr. Stansfeld Secretary OF the Treasury, stated
chat seven millions paid for the telegraph lines was
included in the total (fsOl 900 OOo) OF the
tional debt on March 81.
Mr.. Monsell, Under Colonial Secretary explained
shat the compromise Of the Red River difficulty mad
been erected by the introduction into the Dominion
Parliament of the bill creating the province OF Mani
toba- He stated that Canada would retain all the
public lands ofthe province, with the exception
of II 900 acres, to secure Its debt.
News From the ssseat Of War;"
LONDON. May 8, 1870.
It is stated that the expedition recently organized
70 operate against the Red River insurgents has been
abandoned owing to the recent receipt OF favorable
news from that region.
Parliamentary ssOrder.'
LONDON. May 8, 1870.
The House or Commons was provoked to a long
discussion last evening on point oi order it having
been stated that Mr.. Whaey, member for Peter
borough. had published certain comments on the
proceedings. No result was reached
Death Of Banker.
LONDON, may D, 1871.
Edmund AntrObus, senior partner Of the firm of
Coutts. Is dead.
The Bible.
LONDON, May 8.
The Convocation has asked the Crown for revision
OF the translation OF the Bible
Cotton ssSAoddy'' Fortunes.
LONDON, May 8, 1870
Tho Examiner, commenting cotton production.
says indefinite expansion of manufacturing in Eng.
land Is a dlssolving view. Capital and popu-
lation increase faster than employment. New
fields are demanded. Without them desttution and
discomfort would become political danger. The
accumulation OF monster fcrtun in cotton spinning
Is no longer possible.
Tho Turf.
LONDON. May g. 1870.
the oetting on the Chester Cup closed at midnight
yesterday about as folows:-Four to l against
Sabinus; to against Derby; to against Sun
shlne q to against Palmerston.
Newmarket Racos-Closo or the Sport.
LONDON, May Q, 1870.
The 1fth and last days of the Newmarket
Spring Meeting terminal ed to-day.
A sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns each for two year
ods carrying 94 lbs, anu three year olds
I.5 lbs, fillies ard gedings allowed
ihs., LAO yards, was Dy Mr.. Kenning.
TOMS b. 9. Jarnac. by the Flying Du'cnman, out
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Best soap for Family Use is Pyle's 80. X -
Sold BY grocers everywhere.
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Parliamentary ssOrder.n

LONDON May 9, 1870.
The House or Commons was provoked to long
discussion last evening point OF order it having
been stated that Mr.. Whalley, member for Peter
borough. had published certain comments Oh the
proceedings. No result was reached.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

David's Spring styles Of Genilemen's Hats-
Salesroom 299x Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

Use Only Patent Double Pointed Tncks for
carpets shades ocoth mating They hold BETTER ara
drawn quicker and taken out ten times more easy and
RAPIDLY with without Instruments than othor tacks-
They have hoas break on never cacn cut or
inure fabrics leave the noo In perfect con-
don again and again. Try thoa and
after labor time. annoyance and money. For sale
by the trade Double Pointed Tack Company, No. -
Chambers street. New York
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CrisfadOrO's UnrivaIlcd Hnir Dye.-S0id
applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Astor House
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English Continas-New styles Just Received
BY MCKINLEY, Merchant Tailor, 5S6 BroAdway.
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by ALEXANDER HuDNUr, Herald Building.
prices q. l.. ~. b kelly CO.,
4T Broadway. New York.
CONSTITUTION WATER is certain cure for ~ Dspss
" ~N"" S'fc'' -- --
Dnvid's Spring styles Of Geniicmcn's Hats-
sassroom 29sx Broadway. near Duane street.
English Continas-New styles inst Received
BY MCKINLEY, Merchant Tailor sss broadway.
For Denfness.-ghe Tatent Orgauic Vibrator.
a.: sS IN . M a Ind enables nS s Person. o
tncty Church Public Assemblies Treatise Deaf
meas aGsr EsfRf 81 s.d
Moore's Cushioned BIotter.-Beware of Imi-
tAtons For sale at all stationers'.
Missisauoi spring Winter Cures Briahrs Dis
OF the Kidneys Scrofula and all impurities OF the
blood See pamphlet
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Paid In Gold.
furnished The highest rsies paid for Douboons
anu - TAYLOR i CO. Bankers, Is wall street. NJ
Trusses,-Mnrsh & Co.'S Radical Care Truss
office established 70 years. at No vcssy street, opposite
To Obey the Dictates Of Fashion 10 a Pru-
cey Gentle%sn are not exempt from this duty and should
Tie highest authority on the and hs Scveeas
are the models OF artistic excellence Be to
The Metropolitan Job Printing E-tnblfsh-
meut
NASSAU STREET,
OLD HERALD BUILDING.
THIS we'll known establishment possesseA
by other in the United States
Call and sct your estimates for
ALL SORTS or PRINTING
from
ILLUMINATED POSTER WORK
Especial attention paid % : ,,u,',n .D'
At rates which will favorby other ONCE
Travelling companies will do well 10 call and eramns
STOCK OF CUTS
Wood Engraving short notice and A low figures
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T'russes.-Nnrsh e. Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
office established 20 yesrs) at No. Vesey street. opposite
tho church. Also Silk Elastic Goods.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

ROynI Havana IOttcry.-PrIZes Paid In Gold.
furnished The highest rsies paid Doubloons
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR n Co. Bankers, IL Wall street, n
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The Bible.

The Convocation has asked the Crown for revision
of the translation OF the Bible.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24
A Curious Case.


MAN CONVICTED FOB HIS BROTHER.
In the court, at New Castle, yesterday, Hugh
Sweeney, of this city, was convicted Of assault
and battery on VIM. Q. Moore, with intent to
kill him. The trial was an interesting one, as
tho case presented some aggravated features,
and the counsel for the prisoner made every
effort in his behalf. The Jury, however, found
verdict Of Guilty.
After the rendering Of the verdict, and other
business having been disposed Of, Mr.. Patterson,
counsel for Sweeney, arose and said that he
would move for new trial, on the ground that
since the conviction he had obtained evidence
showing that the assault was not committed by
Sweeney, but by another person, who was now
ready to make confession Of the fact In open
court, that he alone had committed the offence,
and that the man convicted knew nothing Of it.
The Court granted a rule to show cause why
new trial should not be granted the argument
to be heard to-day, wednesday,
1t proves that the person who proposes to
offer himself as the guilty party is brother to
Sweeney, who much resembles him, and 1t is
stated that he was present during the trial, hop
ing, no doubt, that his brother would be acquit-
ted. The argument, to-day. will be very inter
esting one, upon the point whether the three
witnesses whoidentifed Sweeney as the assailant
Of Mr.. Moore, were positively right, and if so,
whether the brother Is simply alleging his own
guilt in order to screen Hugh, who is married
man with family.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24
Not to be Hung.
GEORGE HARRIS THE CECIL COUNTY MURDERER TO
HAVE HIS SENTENCE COMMITTED TO IMpHIsoN-
NENT FOR LIFE.

GEORGE HARRIS THE CECIL COUNTY MURDERER TO
HAVE HIS SENTENCE COMMITTED TO IMpHIsoN-
MENT FOR LIFE.
George Harris, who was sentenced to be hung
Russum, of Cecil county, and subsequent respi.
ted till November 25th, has again been respited
until the 10th of December, when his sentence
will be committed to imprisonment for life: The
reason most strongly urged by the advocates OF
a Communication of the sentence is that his accom-
plice, Ben Bolt, as guilty as hewas only convict
ed of murder in the second degree.
For a long time Governor Bowie refused 10
interfere in the case. and the first reprieve was
only granted the diy boftt" that fixed for the
execution, and dill not arrise I'M all the prepa-
rations for the hanging had been made.
We do not know what Influences have been
brought to bear on Governor Bowie to cause his
later action, hut slioiti, alter The tr1al ne was
very decidedly aversc to in'erposins his authority
to preyent the execution of the sentence.
On August 18th, in answer to q letter from
Mr.. Young, of Hartford county, urging areprieve,
he wrote
the case of Harris the most careful consideration.
had read the statement of the case and the
argument of counsel for Communication, and had
carefully pondered both. had also advised
with some of the most eminent LAWYERS Of the
State. They agree with me in opinion, that q
more premeditated and cold-blooded murder mao
never been committed. am only surprised that
his associate in crimes, Bolt, escaped capital
conviction. l cannot, consistently with sense
Of duty, interfere with the course of the law;
The I'd Of September, believe, as the day fixed
| for his execution. -
shall be glad to crafty you whenever
properly can, but in this case my determination
| Is unalterable"
Altered il has been however, and all opponents
| of capital punishment will rejoice at the result
Public executions in Maryland have been Of late
such scenes of horror, such very ep,itomes o.
| hall in which thousands of demi-deyils watched
the strangling of a fellow-being with yells Of
savage delight, that we do not wonder that the
Cecil Democrat rejoices over the Governors
action. 1t says. "Those whose prurient tastei
would incline them to come TO- Elkton TO seest
felow-being ushered into eternity, will therefort
be disappointed, while those who have looked
forward with dread to the coming Of the da.
when assembled hundreds should gather in tn.
streets Of Elkton, and swell their throats Will
saiiguinary shouts, may feel relieved"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24
OUR LETTER BOX.
MARKET STREET BRIDGE.

Mr.. EDITOR docs the keeper of the above
concern work for the fun of it, or is he paid for
it? Does he draw the bridge to amuse himself
to help the public or to furnish laughter to the
loafors that congregate in his cabin?
Last Friday night at half past eight the bridge
was drawn ten minutes before the tug boat came
up, and he kept it drawn till the tug went up the
Christiana on some errand or other and returned,
altogether obstructing travel As min utes while
thirteen persons and six horses were kept ex-
posed to the intensely bitter storm.
Monday morning at eight the bridge was drawn
seventeen minutes before the tug came up to the
bridge, thus keeping SO persons from attending
to their business, and causing two Of the pedes-
TRANS to miss the morning train to Philadelphia.
What is the keeper paid for. to accommodate or
to battle the public'
A TAX PAYER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24

BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
Cotton firm; middlings at 1sc. Flour quiet
Howard street superfne, s5@5 so do extras
S6@6 % do family, S7C0S IS; City Mills super.
fine. $596 rs do extra, &c 250D7 Is ; do family
81 1903 75 Western superiine, 81 8715@5 Is
do extra, IS 1906 %; do family, So 1907 so
Wheat dull ; prime to choice, 81 55@1 rs fail
to good, 81 S0@1 so; common, II 10@1 20
Ohio and Indiana, 81 30@1 So. Corn active and
heavy at 51@52c. Rye better at 706DS0c. Mesf
Pork quiet at 1926 Bacon firm and stock scarce
clear sides 181s@19c shoulders 154@15llc, nc
rib sides in market !; hams 22@24c. Lard dull
at 1514 @1515c. Whiskey steady at 800.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24

ID EGISTERS OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. 2sth, 1870.
Upon the application of Anthony NJ Higgins, Exc
cutor of Thomas j. Higgins, late Of Red Lion Hun
bred In said County, deceased; II is ordered and d.
rected by the Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice of granting Of Letters Testamentary
upon the Estate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of such Let
ters in six Of the most public places of the county
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same or abide by
an Act of Assembly In such made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the DELAWARE TRIBUNE, news
paper published In Wilmington and to be continued
therein two months
Given under the hand and Seal OF o1lce
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle III New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
N0TICE-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executor Oh or before Sept 2st ISL
or abide the Act of Assembly In such case made and
provided. ANTHONY NJ. HIGGINS, Executor
Address: St. Georges, Del. octG,2