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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Saw FRANCISCO April Flour 81 sCasS So whea-sae Choice
At al 6lI a Is Legal Tenders 9Of - ,. "a,
. s s. s : S S'is
SI ss b. Ss9 tCss f b. actual SS.i iosa
STAINED. e. s 81 CRUDE GSs'P 4ps s ga
Ga IS Tar 81 CO. Cotton quiet; Mddng zoe An
sr GsGif8 As 1 i he .sT 99 No
T S u9'' .s S 20 s Ssi' he s1,s
S .Ss g. af es Ise.p t SS H. re sI
a. y' unsb,Ss sh1se Tosiso:,d ;Ps S s. f.,
.Sad SG'p Dry H ss'ed ssoas Middle. 9s
oS., . es ' live hSs sy 50 for Light
Fair Choice smooth ReesG' a.. sS i roH R sS
900 Ss BIZ t Flour z9 600 SS: ,S Wheat NO
Bs.or b aps. Rye ss and im Barley
'O fou S%1nns April i@Tob,ceosa 100 bids 5as7 80 for
Che basis Of s s Low hsa ana Clear
Rib Sides lSlc Clear SIDES oe bas SnOsaf % .cs
GswEso y w. April Flour N rood dsm,Di nls, 100 bhl: s
IS for white Nd Ard s a. s Is M RSSSs Cub 81 co s
dan SO bus" bus a. B1 5S. S'' MeS SU Gnb nS
s9oa s3S*?s Ma,3s;s q %% s 1a
bau dc and Msd to Boston. sc So TO Ne"'fOr - 'o
" ap Flour quet sales City Ground and 100
bills White Western private terms Wheat dGl sale, go oS.n
P d ts former T 90 ne track and the latter railroad
Hghwnes nominal At 9c.
~ 0d 81 r. Corn hrm sound scarce and
latter Choice Nhle
Rve In fair demand Barley dull and unchsnged spng zoe
Winter STA Cotton buoyan Mitding hed At le; 9e
wa the highest price Tobacco unchanged but hr the receipts
were light % bids at sc 1895 So Whisky bnoyant Al zoe
the patent make Mess fork g1e bt
Shoulders good demand at st0lOc-
The latter heavy Sides for Rib Clear RIB and Clear
Baeon firm Shoulders lie; Clear R Sides c Clear Sides 3te
firm nothing doing Exchange am par buying and lo per
premium selling a, -,
ST oU April Tobacco 6rm the demand exceeds the supply
Cotton nominal entirely neglected Wheat firm AZ % for
No Fall 81 l2i for No Red Fall and 81 2Od 81 70 r Choice
Fancy steady sd for Mixed s,e ot IeS. And
Grin 52d53c Barley quiet aud unchanged
rye steady d7s for good prime Whisky hrm at sc Pork
con lOdllc Shoulders; iilie for Cea, RIB aud lsie for
Clear Sides Lard quiet liGie Cattle steady 80 sOd 81
Hogs hnne a3GSa Reeeps-Fonr 1900 bblS; Wheat $500
bush Corn 1850 Oats 200 bash Barley 200 busb Oats
ToI EDo April IFlour Wheat doh and unobaugdj Amber
grade, e3c Oats
firm but quiet 5!c and SIZE for Michigan Receipts
Flour. $1,000 bush Corn Shipmens-so bbls Flour
DETRoIT April l-wbea quiet and advanced Lei Extra 81 29 No
81 49, Regular 81 o6G 81 o. Corr nominal Oats Soc Barley
unchanged.
MILWAUKEE April lFour steady be, UNCHANGED Whea. seSy
for No Oats unchanged Corr, I'VE aud
Barley nominal Reee9-loOO bbS Flour 1900 bash Wheat
Shpments-2 OD0 hbs Pour.
CLgvs.sD April Lwhea quiet aud UNCHANGED Corn held 949
Csc and soc for Rejected Oats hm at aOG3
Rye and Barley dull and nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Mrs. Catharine McKc0n. an elderly lady who
resided at Dutch Kills. while walking the track OF the
Flashing road the Old Stone House. at Dutch Kills
Crossing, Thursday afternoon. struck by the
motive OF $50 train and Instantly killed This IL the
third accident OF similar nature that has happened
Tins neiglbOIhood within three months. At the time Of
the accident Mrs McKcOn walking the track and
waving her handkerchief 10 friends the Long
Island train, which Just passing The tracks 0f the
two roads at D1tch Kills close together aud 10
more than probable that she thought the whistle VI the
Flushing train proceeded from the locomotive Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor Housc--ScnatOr Sprague OF Rhode
M,idlcSown N " and Major Dewey, L. s A. - car
Cndog Hotel-Goy. Hoffman. - 81 Ncholss notI
In,,re Noah DAVIS of Albion, N Y. Gen. D. r. CrOXtoh
Of Kentucky Col. Vim. Wall OF Washington, T.. Is, Juu
.on Of syracuse the Hon. W. Whiting OF Boston anu
sShowas Coleman Of Troy =-= Metropolitan Hotel
Cen r. G. pitcher Of West Point and Assembly lyon
of PORT Jcrvs === Geo. Peabody Russell OF Masst
h,cfts W Prescott smith OF Baltimore, Senator Isaiah
blood Of Albany and Edmund Burke OF Newh lamp
shjrc - Aibenlarie Hotel-W. 5. Trenholm OF sOuth
Srohna Samuel rockingham of Boston. and Lieut.
mead n : y -=- Hoffman House[Co OF W. :. nuIcn
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Island train as she made no effort to get Gu, of tho

Long Island tTaln W VI
way. -, ..-,, bis
Mrs McKeon was the wife OF the man VINO, WIN his
daughter saved Long Island railroad Train last ran Wy
removing a telegraph pole which had blown down uuis
the night and lay directly across the track Inc Se1ivs
Of the Coroncr's jury "That catharine Meheon
came 10 her death by being over by one OF lhe
motives on the Flushing Railroad, through ~,
OF the officers OF the road in not keeping nag an az
crossing at Dntch Kills To give warning OF epproaee
trains and also by the engineer not blowing tnc Tho
as ordered by the State law governing rallfoaus
jury also censure the Company Tor not having P'Vf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

GET rid of your Cold at once, or you may
keep rackng lungs with cough until last they sted
condition ripe for the production Of ube and then instead Of
simple esscured affection will have deal With Consumption
Dr. JAMES EIPEcToRAST will promptly all Coughs and Colds
impsrng vgr respiratory organs enable them freely
bsruous sedered by neglected colds aud heal all
uhaned parts Sold everywhere.
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P1SSENG ERS dRRIVED.

FROM BREMENIn steamship DoDan from BremenCharles NIL
ler TheodOr Iirschd Emil Heo1 Enaan James Richards D.
Opebeeck Carl Hermann DorcseS Brink ant children huus Snh
Peienke Strabndo Aieh Beher Mel Mosehel Theodor Hart
mann Weiwad Emile WehtI Ernst Arnold Cath Kegt
daushter g. KIeute NJ Kobn j. Haybe 81 Hammond T.
wife Storey and wife Thomson Herm Heenben
Perhmann Bobn John Lang family Henri Robe Halene
Renee Dorehea Rabe Helene Hagen, GeTseben Strauss
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pr-pF,rO CATTLE NARKPT-lpprr I

CsteReeeip3ol heads market scysi prices tale higher;
8G8tc for BIra abe for Good 6d7!c for
Medium to Fair supply unchanged Hogre-
oepts prices tqic better sales 8id9c for Common to
Fair u G8Ic Prime SbeepReceipts light GAGE for Wooed
4! aisle. for SHARED
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HOME NEWS.
THR MRATHRR

THB WEATHER
Suwronx Hcur Tier Bar MIA NM April %s 50 soIs Fg
hpi" u SO Ol5 NE &c SoT kk
$50 NN -, ~ s NE.
p,v,pxs.2Yssterday FRIDAY, the ISL as a dry,
windy day The sky was etner Net st or very
sloHIy coudy misty from l27 Is lS2 D. April
last year, thermometer a. PM Pn1 ~ p m aoo II P.
H a.. oaTtc OF the will BE- on the sth, at 29
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS
ARRIVF Ed.


Steamship Glsncus, walden. Boston. mdse. and pass
Brig Milwaukee. Brown. Msehias co days, lumber.
sCHOOsKRs-KiSBR AND COssTwisk
James Niece. Nev.IIayen. Dick Williams. Providence
j. Ponder Somerset. s. W. PoAer Taunton
Connecticut Norwich. Ann, Providence.
J. Buckaew, Hartford. X. b. Smith. New Bedford
Spsnldng, New. London. MARY Matt. New-BeiiOfd.
Lucy Ames ROckand. Undne, New Haven.
Maria POss Newport Free Stone, Portland
y. H. BrAfos Hartford e. G. Goodwin, Norwich.
NJ l.. Wedmore, New-Haven Justice, Newport
7. {. Lyman New-Hayen. Gen. Sherman, Portland.
GlemwOOd, AotOns Point. Davidson, Providence.
J.. A. Noun, Providence. Mary Lunt. Providence.
=. q. Warner Portland. James Bradley New.liayen.
WIN. Walton. Bath T. A. Stevens, Portland.
Eliza Hamilton, Norwich. j. G. Baldwin. Providence.
s. Washburne, Derrng. Foam, Nes.Ilayen.
L. n Tyler, Hartford Challenge Greenpot
q. c. Burdeth' NewIIaven. Elleu Perkins Providence
WIND.-Sundown, fresh. 4. s. f., cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN PRAScisco April -Auived steamship Eastern Star from
EewYOrk Cleared barks Beethoven and Schiller for MauIad
CHARLEsroN, c. April LAniyed steamship Charleston from
New.i LlS from NewYork; W. q. Dearborn
York Sailed sch. Minnshaha for Newport.
BosToS, April LArved steamship Alliance from NewOTleans
Cedar Keys; Saxon from Philadelphia.
WmsSGTos ~ c.. April L-Ceared, steamship Fairbanks from
Ney- York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

KNOX THE HATTER.-All who admire sleeki-
uobbness ensemble hereby advised to repair to
Kuo Halter 2i2 Broadway No carefully flower
pot with growth than his does with
fashionable Hats and Caps His entire store budding With the newest
STYLES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HavRE April l-Co,top closed quiet on spot and ahost
BRHsRS April l.-PetToleum opened lat
U.MBURG April l-Petroleum opened quiet a. 10 H. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

HYDE PARK on THE HUDsON.-For SALE, one
best and most desirable places the Hudson HYDE Park
msndng with cOumOdous oubungs fruit and shade
trees everything desired about 10 Of land and
early Fu particulars from HosKR MORGAN Pet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
y eomIn,d 10 and very lmpoitsnt1sare ntodne' " WV

CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSUKhsNSs.b
eomIs,d and very mPor.n,is''ae introduced !" '
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIEE INSURANCE co.
,,brs b, such combination ~ the three rea. essentials o"
via, "c,pia business Emily purposes" provision o' %
Az. or legacy for family" Of the other advantages "
f.r.d BY the Company are .
F II. security til. Company 1870 assets for every $1,000
liabilities
Second: processes to be- real Mutual heonomea .
p,py ,t. and conducted purposs aud solely Tor the enne o''
O. Of th. insured close scrutiny into its expenses ao' investment"
will prove; consequently
Third: can Afford charge lover rates than any o'hr mn" COM
nan, TIM, N, insured the advantages Justly due tbe
yourh Premium, no, only forfeited but pdup poh WE
dividend, issued after payment II required
Fh c. applied second aud all subsequent
annual payments ,,,
sh No extra rates travelling by sea lake once" OF ' H"
navy or merchant marine. o. the lives Of women
SEVENTH The and Directors OF this Company are men Of nv
aop,l reputation Known integrity and ability The security Of INC
Company Is sudOubsd, as above shown
Bs,ius men life companies ann some o
the mos, prominent have given this Company '
The found lists Of those n'n'
W. T. OKIB Manager for ~-forf, 10 Wstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

The genuine TEXAN LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF
NEAT ID tie best aud cheapest
A. CLAM 1874 Wiliau.st Sole Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

f. HOLMES, Murray -st.-Dcdr Sir: The
BURGLAR ALARM become necessity that DO
wish without protection for single night Very
speetuy, F. A. JAYNE, ll9 Maidenlane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

For stylish and elegant HAT, go to EsPENs-
CHKrD, Manufacturer No. lls Nassau-sL
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PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CORDAGF.
HARVEY ohee and BroadsA
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DLANTATION BITTERS.

y u
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE is THE
SHEET ANCHOR or THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATBD AS A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THB AGED AND LAsGUID 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG STOMACIiICs. As A REMEDY FOR THB
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARB ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT, 1T Is sUPERsEDIsG EVERY OTHER sTIMULAYr
IN ALL CLIMATES, TROPICAL. TEMPERATE OR FRGID 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UEDSRMsEs TnB BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
TIIR ANIMAL SPIRITS
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White clothing is beautifully bleached VIII

washed With PYLEs ure n SOAP Sod by abcAs socers
aud by JAMES PYLE, $50 WashiDgton-st
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TNHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

YoR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS you CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GIsT OR GRoCRRA PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARIEE M.URAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGBgN WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE. AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDINGs. CUsTARDS CREAMS. CHARLOTTE
Russo &C. &c. IT Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEALTHIRsT
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THB WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS FARIYE CO..
So PARK-PLACE. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

Steamship Glsncus. Walden. Boston. mdse. ami pass
Brig Milwaukee. Brown. Msehias GO days, lumber.
.CHo0yYRs-HiyKR AND COAsTWisg
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CITY AHnfrn.


Yesterday morning, while laborers were
digging out the cellar of Justice, Bateman &
Co.'s wool warehouse, on Gothic street. below
Second, bank of earth caved in, burying Archi-
bald Craig and Patrick Sheridan. BY great
efforts the men were soon extricated from their
perilous situation, but Sheridan was much in
jured. He was removed to the hospital. Craig
was taken to his bone.
Yesterday morning the pupils of Girard
College started on an excursion to the Girard
coal lands in Schuylkill county. About two
hundred and twenty-five of the boys were
allowed to participate. They were accompanied
by Professor William Allen, William Welsh,
President of the Board of City Trusts, and
others. The party went as far rs Girardville,
and returned last evening at 915 o'clock. The
boys were highly pleased with their trip and
the reception they met with along the route
The Grand Encampment of Pennsylvania
will meet at Odd Fellows Hall, North Sixth
street, on Monday morning at o'clock, and on
Tuesday morning, at the same hour, the Grand
Lodge will assemble at the same place. Repre-
sentatiyes will be present from every portion of
the State.
Isaac Brimmer, a resident of Altoona has
been missing from the home of relatives in this
city since Saturday last. He is about 26 years
of age, feet inches in height had black hair,
black eyes, and black moustache, and was clad
in q blue broadcoth coat, brown vest, and
brown cloth pants striped at the sides.
"A match game of base ball was played yes
terday between the Keystone and Intrepid
Clubs of this city, at Seventeenth street and
Columbia avenue. 1t resulted in favor of the
Keystone by a score of 48 runs to IL.
The body found in the Delaware at Arch
street wharf has been identified as that of John
Carroll aged % years. He was employed as
clerk in a store on Passyunk road, above
Catharine street.
Yesterday Revenue Officer McCauley, of
the Second district, and Assistant Assessors
James l.. Brown and William James, seized a
distillery on Rye street, below Reed, in full
operation. They destroyed still and worm
three barrels of whisky, and four hogsheads of
mash. Several men who were working in the
place escaped through a side alley.
"A large and enthusiastic meeting of pud-
dlers was held last evening at the James Page
Library Companys Building, Grard avenue
near Shackamaxon street, for the purpose of
taking some action in reference to the proposed
reduction of wages by their employers.
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H. almage, 0oV' Jones, ana Cascaulnh, all WIN
VIM Norman, with coal, for Railway, Nj
L. s. @.
MEMORANDA
Ship Aurora, Utley, hence for Havre, went to sea
ship Hudson, Anthony, from Baltimore for Phla-
delpha, to load for Europe, passed Fortress Monroe
Ship Abby Ryerson, Dennis, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York 18th inst.
sailed from Charleston yesterday.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakeley, for Philadelphia,
sailed from wilmington n; C., yesterday 900, ,r.,
from Richmond A. NJ. 18th inst.
Steamship Centpede, Doughty, hence, at Savan-
Bark Gratta, Wallace, at Boston 18th inst. from
Sagua 29th ult.-was reported bound to Philadelphia.
Bark George F. jenkins, Corning from London
via Falmouth Sd ut., for Philadelphia, was spoken
10th inst. long 60, by New York pilot boat.
Brig Velocity, Darrell, hence for Sagua, was seen
10th inst, lat. ss 25 long. "a 80.
Schrs j. II. Marvi, Qui.len, and A. NJ. Edwards,
Henson, hence, at Richmond 1lth inst.
Holmes Hole P. M 10th inst.
Schr Wellington, Barber, hence, at Bangor 10th
inst, to load for Newark
schrs Benz strong, Brown, from Providence, and
Henry Parker Parker III from ni bridgeport both for
Schr Ney, Chase, at Newport 11th inst from Fall
River, to load fish Tor Philadelphia
Schr Cohasset, Gibbs from New Bedford for PHI
'ladelphia, was in Dutch Island Harbor 10th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Sea Buoy, Pumpkin Hill Channel, entrance to
Charleston Harbor has been moved, and is now IN
range with beacons Morris Island. Bears from
Rsttesnake Lightsbip southwest three-quarters
west, in i've fathOms water.
With reference to Notice to Mariners No. 81, dated
February 49, 1870 in which the depth OF water the
bar of Richibucto river, Gulf OF St Lawrence, is
stated to be IL feet, the local pilotage authorities
have more recently made public the following, viz
that during the last season vessels drawing from IA
to 10 feet water, and in few cases more, passed
over the bar in safety at spring tides.
Mariners are hereby informed that the informa-
ton given was the depth at low water spring tides,
to which level all soundngs are reduced; and as the
tidal range at springs feet the depths the bar
at high water are thus confirmed.
The local pilotage authorities further state, in re-
ference to the removal of beacons, that the buoys
and landmarks are always taken up at the close of
navigation, to prevent their being injured by the ice,
and again put down in their proper places early In
the spring, before the arrival of any vessels and
that there is necessity for the continuance of the
North beacon, as the lighthouse Richibucto head
serves the same purpose, and with much greater
certainty
They also state that the bar channel, instead of
filling up is gradually becoming deeper, with every
prospect of continuing to do so.
By order. W. b. SHUBRICK, Chairman,
Treasury Department, Ofice Lighthouse Board,
Washington, ID. g., April 25, 1870.
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DOmesfic Affairs.

Gold closed Yesterday at 114T.
1t is probable that the national debt will be
reduced by over fifteen millions this month.
Scarcely any progress was made with the
Tariff hill yesterday. 1t is looked upon as
doomed.
1t appears that Fenians are mastering in
various parts of Minnesota for descent on the
Red River Territory.
"A ship carrying stores and war material for
the Red River expedition has been denied the
passage of the Sault Ste. Marie.
MIR. Charles o. Shephard United States
Consul at Yeddo, has not been assassinated, as
reported, but the crime was attempted.
There was a discussion in the House rela-
tive to leave of absence, and the Speaker took
occasion to disabuse members of the idea that
leave relieved them from forfeiture of pay.
Mr. Sumner has introduced In the Senate
bill to secure equal rights to all citizens, which,
he thinks, should it pass into law, will leave
nothing further to be done in the way of legis-
lation on the subject.
"A bill was reported in the House yesterday,
from the Naval Committee, to pay $190, 600 to
the officers and crew of the Kearsarge for the
capture and destruction of the Alabama. Some
opposition being manifested it was withdrawn
for remOdellinp
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Wyoming Teal, Savannah, Philadelphia
and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, New York, W.P.Clyde
Steamer Chester, Jones. New York, W. p Clyde &Co.
Steamer ". Whilldin, higgins, Baltimore, A.
str Fannie, Fenton. New York, W. NJ: Baird 4 Co.
Br brig Manlius, Dussant Havana, Warren & Gregg.
Brig Castan, Lang, Salem, do.
IGs o baTses, bnSs SeReIsoG ". Clyde S Co. ~ WIN W"
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with tow OF
Tug tsse caesapeake, me Merrihew, Baltimore with tow
Tug Fairy Queen, Wilson, Baltimore, with tow OF
barges, W. P. Clyde Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer c. Comstock Drake, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird Co.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, "a hours from New York,
"su Steamer S. C. Walker, shern, "a hours from New
steamer A. g. sinners, Lenny, from New York,
with mdse. TO w. p. Clyde Co.
Steamer Maynower Fultz, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. p. Clyde Co..
with mdse. to order-vesse to L. Westergaard 4 Co.
Bark VIM. E. Anderson, Drummond SO days from
MessiDa, with fruit to Paul Pohl.
Schr ii. b. McCauley, Vickers, days from Carde-
mas, with sugar to John Mason & Co.
Schr ID. Babcock, Colcord, days from hatanzas,
with moasses to e. C. knight & Ce.-Vessel to Sou
der & Adams.
ton, s. C., with phosphate rock to Watson & Clark
vessel to Chas. Haslam x Co.
Schr M. G. BuTnite, DurboroW, day from CAM
den, DEL, with grain to JAS l. Bewley Co.
Schr Mary O., Sippe, day from Milford, Del, with
grain to Jas. L. Bewley * Co.
Schr Chief, West day from Indian river, Del,
with grain to Jas. L. Bewley Co.
Tug ThOs Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde 4 Co.
Tug chesapeake, Merrhew, from Baltimore, with
tow Of barges to w. p Clyde Co.
Tug Fairy Queen Wilson, from Havre-de-Grace,
with tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde Co.
BELOW.
Mr.. jeremiah Schellenger reports having passed
in the bay yesterday coming up, ship Hudson, from
| Baltimore and brig James Baker, from Cardenas.
! Special Despatch TO The EueniTg Telegraph.
| HAYRE-DE- GRACE, May 14.-The folloWlng Doats
! left this morning in tow:- 80
! y OpOthOholO and Charlie and R0le, with lumber,
! for Trenton, N. j.
Chas. Kreamer, c. e. Clymer, Nelly and Johnny,
and Clipper with lumber to Taylor Belts.
! c. NJ. Blanchard, with lumber TO Cralg& blanchard
Renova, with lumber to Watson, Malone son.
Denlah, with lumber to McllVain Bush.
J. w. S. Lesher, with lumber, for New YORK.
Pennsylyania Coal Co. Nos. ! and 13, and Wyoming
CO. No H. with anthracite coal for Wilmington, Del
John Haldeman, with lime for Bohemia.
| CorTespoTsdeToe Of Tie EUeTsing Telegraph
/ EASTON 4 McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, May 13.-SiX barges leave II
tow 10. night for Baltimore light.
G. C. Gere with empty barrels, for Philadelphia.
j. A. COvill, with grain for Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE May l3.-Ihe follow
ing baTges leave in tow tonight eastward
! Rose Ann, N. w. Finch, Sunshine, A. o. Buck, W
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Foreign Affairs.

Outbreaks are again reported in Calabria.
-Japan's finances show deficit of $12, SOC, 900
for last year.
-Kossuth has protested against the Centralist
tendencies of the present administration in
Hungary
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II. Talmage, Gov. Jones, and Cascadnla, ell with
coal for New YORK.
VIM. Norman, with COAL for Railway, N. j.
L. s. G.
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HAVE ABANDONED THE OLD
l1S r,athod of packing bodies in ice, and hayngaI

PATENT CORPSE PRESERVING OAsKET,
which is entirely and which has proven perfect
cs desire TO call the attention of the public TO the
ssma oaaranee that all bodies will be kept in a dry
and nsrfeot state preservation for indefinite period
aa1m1 JOSEPH A. MARKLR, Undertaken,
s.W corner SEVENTH and BUTToNWooD sts
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WHISKY, WINE. Ero.

To iohoB u may concern:
All the leading medical authorities recognize the value
of difusive stimuants. Numerous eminent physicians
and might be named who have advoc their
employment in the treatment of large class of disorders
No Dispepsary is considered complete without them
They prescribed in all public and private Hospitals
and administered by all BEDSIDE practitioners
But the difficulty has been TO obtain