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PINPLES On TIL. FACE.

INOR Comedoncs, Black Heads, Flosll Worms or
Il Grubs, Pimply Eruptions and Blotched di4-
hgurations on the Face, Perry's Comedone aud
Pimple Remedy. Reliable Harmless and con-
talns no Lead Poison. Depot, ~ Bond St, n. Y.
'"'" ny druggists everywhere. jlmi
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Sp ial 1lotires.
ESTABLISHED rs VERMONT IN 1853.
lR. A. b. JORDON, UROSCOp-

TYDI.
hR. A. b. JORDON, UROSCOP.
a. &c PHYSICIAN, Cures Chronic and long
standing Diseases, by system Of medicine true
to nature, (no mineral poisons such as Diseases
OF Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kidneys and e.
finary Organs, Weaknesses Of the Reproductive
organs, IN both male and female, either early or
late in life.
RoscorA. Diseases Of Chronic nature loc,-
tel AMI described, by the examination of the urine
ot tho patient 4 clean phial containing two To
four ounces of that secretion, the first passed in
the morning, with the name and age, is all that l.
required Patients treated nj home at any distance.
Letters must contain Stamp to insure Motto.
Examination fee, Sl,0O. Specimens sent by ex
press or mail must he prepaid. Terms for treat
ment, reasonable.
Office ON MAIN STREET. MONTPELIER, VT.
Post Oihce Hox lli. 36tf
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There are 10000 deposits in the say
lngs banks of San Francisco, which speaks
well for the thrift of the people. These
banks pay from 8 to II per cent per an
mum interest to depositors.
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For the purpose of reminding those
whose especial duty it is to attend to the
calling ofcaucuses for the election of dele.
gates to the State Convention, we repub-
lish the list Of town committees in Add.
son County
addison y Gcrham, l. Clark, A Barnes
BudPorf-k Wilcox, N 5 Bennett, A A Fletcher
Br'sfoi-A spauliing, N + Dunshee, L b
Vint0n.
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For gQoth Patches, Preckles
and Tan.

II SE "PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE 10
- TON The only Reliable and Harmless
Remedy known to science for removing brown dis
coloiations from the face. Prepared only by Dr.
b. c. PERRY, ~ Bond St, y. i. Sold by Drug-
gists everywhere
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4" STAR MILLS !"

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N'i,'rd hhf. N.,,.,, UL,.d I1,o,
W. Hghigtn
W. | Nppny ihi~nol,t
W. stat,
E,ra bhc n,ahm
b"''e'~d
Winter Rg-
'h''" ~" Mrh
F''''"f''
ho"h
M1't,'
BRAN,
M lLd
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Eternal Vigilance,

Is the price of Health well rs of Liberty he
on your guard against poisonous hair dyes.
CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
Is Tue only one that has stood the test of chemical
analysis. At the store of the proprietor, Astor
House, New York, may be seen the certificate Of
that able analytical chemist,
PROFESSOR Chiffon.
testifying that it contains no harmful ingredient
On the other hand, in the journal of Chemistr, q"
may be found the statement that there are uI.-
ward OF thirty poisonous hair dyes before the pub
lie. Choose the only safe and sure one
Cristadoros Hair Preservative as "A Dressin
acts like a charm on the hair after Dycing ul
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4fgal Tntirfs.
= TATE OF VERMONT-Distric, G

sTATE OF VERMONT-Distric, of
Addison, -.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury. within
and for said District, on the 10th day Of MAY, A.
u. 1870
Eoeneher H. Weeks, administrator of the esta,.
81 ~ ~ y NIORl and LOFINA STORY,
late OF Salisbury, in said District, deceased pre-.
sents his administration account for allowan..
ana asks Tor decree of distribution Of said estate
Nhereupon ii Is ordered by said court that said
account and said application be considered at II
session thereof to be held at the Probate 0sce in
Miidlchnry, on the 18th day OF June, 1870, at IL
o'clock III the forenoon, and that notice thereof b..
given tie all persons interested by publication three
week 'nccessively in the Middleburv Register. 4,
newspaper printed at VI lddlcbury in said district
We'''u' t" 'aid time appointed for hearing that
ihey may appear at aid session and show cans.
II any they may have, why said account should
not he allowed and said decree made.
wv SAM Ell f. COOKE, Judge.
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4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED
"A to c. +. PARTRIDGE,
are requested to pay IMMEDIATELY.
IT, d. TWITCHELL, Assignee.
3stt at j. DAvESPoRrs.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills. .
For all the purposes OF q Laxative
Medicine

Perhaps no one medi.
cine Is so universally re.
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal.
~ adopted into use, In
every countryand among
all classes, as this mud
but efficient ptTgative
PW. The obvious rea.
son is, that II is a more re.
liable and far more cfec.
tual remedy than any
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Sl9.500, 900
THE remaining portioa Of Mis Loan
~o'r far safe at 81 anil accrued interest
IN currency. Can be Aad at tie Com
panyS agencies in Nem YORK. or Boston:
in New York, Tanner d. Co., Bankers
No 10 Val ST., or w. p. Conrerse a,
Co., No. "a Pine ST. In Boston, of E.
Roll'Rs Morse 4. Bra. No. - State
Street
Pamphlets, Maps and all information
can be obtained NJ eHher of The oLor,
named agencies.
The attention Of Capitalists amt In.
restors is particularly Mrited 10 these
Securities. IIe are @tisGed they are all
thai couM be desred, aM Nnhesifatjuolu
J-pcoUyl,leUH /Le,,
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hNHed in denominations n $1,000 anil
s'Oo, foapon mr. Registered payabp in
30 years, ~ih Interest payable l5h An-
gf" 0ad l3M Febr"ary in Ner York,
Lom'o", or FraadJorl, free Of tar. Sc
c"red 6y a mortgaye only on u completed
"hd highly prosperous road, at The raie
Of Sl3,j03,,9 per mite. EarninQS in
erce@ Of lis interest Haliities. TITS
line being Me MiddZe Rmte, is pro.
no"nced lie SHORTEST amt MOST
NATURAL ONE FOR FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER TRAFFIC A.
CROSS THE CONTINENT. 81.
LOUiSd. FORT KEARNEY SPAN
NED BY A RAILWAY, AND CON.
MEETING WITH the UNION|
PACIFHC AT FORT KEARNEY.
Capital Stock of the Co. $4,000, 900
Land Grant, pronounced
alue OF S,USO, 900
First Mortgage Bonds, 100000
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List Of unclaimed letters remaining
IN Middlebury Post Office, june &, 1870.
LADIES.
Miss Jennie Sherman, Miss Julia He
bert, Mary f.. Boardman, GaRefrais
Laforets.
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DKIsTOL ACAUENl -SrIOIursLIn 70
mort az ,ho ,,,,;l.. ,,a,.l;.,.
~" Pup''s stunning hrSl ana see
ond IN Their classes during the Sprin0
term
ACADEMIC, n,p,prvrxt
It N,,.,,,I t,,tI,.',;l SnI
Lizzie Ayeriu q ia 81 11 49, a''I', ~
. -. iIilamd ian a ~ "' "a'er ~, burnhain
a -. u' VI, VI, - -" no. hlla Eaton,
l., il''l"a ~ , = h.
IN a ~ TIL n"'u"an N"l"h Aver,
i'm "a -. a. ~ -, :" "". hllAhd
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~ LESMEN vented in n paying bust
- ness. ;. KENNED,, il3 Chestnut st., Phila
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hLNTS.
+. Eldredge Caste, Belouie Richards,
Daniel $. White, 4. A. Atherton, Ed
mund Buchanan, Thomas j. Lucas, David
Doyer, A, l.. johnson, Geo. II. Cunning
ham, A. W. Gray, Hiram W. Brown, ii.
l.. Langdon, Frank j. Sayer, j. NJ
Scribner, j. Frank Sawyer, John W.
bradshaw, f.. C.. Smith. j W. Robinson.
Albert kilburn, II Hall a Co., Jake
Tatrow, Frank Eey, John Wilcott,
Master Henry G. Gwinnell, A. w. GRAY
X Son, George II. Ingram Those calling
for any of the above will please say adj
yertised. A. s. TgAcY. PM
The METHODIST PULPIT -Rev. Mr..
Bailey preached from Luke 1874. The
light of the body is the eye therefore,
when thy eye is single, thy whole body
shall be full of light; but when thy eve
Is evil, thy body Is full of darkness.
1t was on the Use of the Eye. He re-
marked in the first place that sight or see
ing was the most interesting of all our
senses. 1t was given with the other sen.
ses as an educator. The preacher then
wildly portrayed some of the vast null
titude OF objects of the visible universe
and in art, which the eye uses to instruct
the soul. Remarking that our Heavenly
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Middlebury.

Post Warner, No. Is, G. A. R.,will
meet at their rooms tomorrow evening at
pirbt o'cIocl
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
THE HAMMER AFFRAY IN NEWARK.

The HERALD has already given the particulars OF a
rather singular ARRAY which took place in Newark
on the afternoon of the 7th instant, in the
course of which, as alleged, . young carpenter,
named Jacob Kohl, OF 61 Houston street. struck
Michael Dunn painter residing at 43 Ward street,
q violent blow on the temple with hammer, tnnict-
ing wound which competent medical
thorty declared must prove fatal. For
with great anxiety, nor IL he out Of
danger yet. Yesterday however, Ludwig Kohl, the
father of the accused who still In jail, appeared
before Justice Dean with letter from Dr. O'GormaD,
Dunns physician, setting forth that he had improved
soy0uci that the doctor entertained almost Ger.
of this the magistrate admitted Kohl TO BAH In the
sum Of $500, his father being his bondsman. The
s,tuatIon of the injured Is one that calls aloud
70 the humane ana generously disposed. He has
been but 1--WE months in the country. and 1t took
every penny he made prior to the ARRAY TO send Tor
his We and two children. They are expected daily,
and VIM see misery, destitution and danger where
they expected comfort and happnesS
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

BROOKLYN POLITICS.

The Democratic General Committee or the Nc
Laughlin Ring, as that most mysterious and potent
body polite IL called, have decided upon the sub
Joined slate to be sustained by the democracy Of
Brooklyn city and Kings CouRty in November next
Congress, Second Distrct-Thomas Kinsela, of
the Sixth ward.
Congress, Third District-Henry W. Slccum, o: the
Twentieth ward.
RegIster-Hugh Mclaughlin. of the Fourth ward.
County Clerk-George G. Herman, OF the Ninth
ward.
Surrogate-Wiiam D. Veeder, OF the Sixth ward.
ASSEMBLYMEN.
First Distrlct-JOhn Osborne, Fifth ward.
second District-Henry J. Cullen, Jr., Third ward.
Third District--DOmnck Roche, OF the Sixth
ward.
Fourth Dtstrict-wlliam w. Moseley of the Twen-
ty-second ward.
Fifth Dlstrict--Charlos B. Wylie, OF the Seventh
ward.
Sixth District-Herman L. Guck OF the Sixteenth
ward.
Seventh DISTRICT. Goodwin, Of the Fourteenth
ward.
Eighth Distrlct-Joseph Dro OF the Seventeenth
ward.
Ninth District-John c. Jacobs, OF the Twenty.
first ward.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
THE FEVER on GOVERNORS ISLAND.

For some time the alarmists, whose main employ.
ment and supreme delight 1t seems TO be to occa-
sionally nlghten their fellow citizens into bad
scare, have been circulating a rumor to the effect
that some malignant fever-perhaps yellow, per-
haps malignant typhoid, and perhaps even new
and unusually fatal variety OF the disease-has been
making sad ravages upon Governors Island. In
some way this report has connected itself with
the recent cases OF yellow fever smuggled
into the city In defiance OF the vigllant DR.. Car.
nochan through tho criminal perverseness OF the
authorities OF the Stale Of New Jersey. Yesterday
the Board OF Health despatched a couple OF ply.
sicians to discover II possible what the facts the
matter were. Later on In the day HERALD re-
porter visited DIR. Page, the superintendent Of the
medical department on the Island and obtained the
following brief but authoritative statement In re.
gard to the rumored pestence:-
About the middle or August q dangerous fever,
resembling in its main features malignant bilious
fever broke out among the soldiers OF the garrison
and their families. Altogether there have since
been twenty-seven cases OF this disease on the
island Nine deaths have occurred and six cases
have been dismissed perfectly cured. Twelve cases
well and are on the highr0ad to recovery.
Still slightly IN doubt the HERALD reporter asked
DR.. Page, "You don't tnink. then Doctor, that this
disease is form Of yellow feverYn
The Doctor replied at once in the most positive
manner ~ am sure 1t Is not. And, what is more
confident that all the cases now on our hands in
the hospital Will recover. have strong hope,
too, that we have seen the last OF the disease Ii Is
II is, therefore, pretty clear that whatever cause
we may have TO dread the. appearance OF yellow
fever In the city ITSELF there Is little doubt that the
malady that has been raging during the past month
on Governors Island, according to the matured
opinion Of the authorities, Is not in any way con-
Dected with IL.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
delegate to the state Conycnt,on, and Colonel Clin
ton Il. Paige aiieynate.
Political NNIes.


Tho Alabama Republican state Convention nomI-
mated colored man for Secretary OF state
Four colored men are candidates for Congressional
honors In the South.
In Florida the democrats have nominated Judge
s. l.. Niblack. OF Lake City, for Congress, ana Will
liam ID. BloXham, OF Leon, for Lieutenant Governor
=. E. Peck, the present incumbent, has been nomi-
mated for reelection by the republicans OF the
Fourth district OF Ohio
The republicans or che Third district or Ohio have
nominated ID. X. Carr for Congress. The demo-
Gratis have not yet decided between Lewis and Colo
day.
Tne republican Congressional Convention or the
Eighth district OF Missouri experienced a split.
The regulars nominated Colonel Hayward. The
boilers have not yet agreed upon q candidate.
The democrats OF the Seventh district OF Tehnes-
see have nominated Robert p. Caldwell OF Trenton,
for Congress.
Rev. Q. K Beall called on b. r. Butler the other
day to solicit aid for the Lincoln Institute for
colorcd people ar Jefferson City, No., but the
General had nothing to give and continued 10 read
his paper while the colored parsOn still conversed
with him, and, as his manner Is considered an in.
suit to all colored people. they are asked to vote for
him no more.
Rhode Island has only two republicans in Congress
ana expects to lose them under the new census.
The Boston Advertiser says General Butler has
given up oil hopes OF succeeding Senator wilson at
least Tor the present.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
ENGLAND.

ecience-Aquatic Sport-The Cotton Supply.
LONDON, Sept. II, 1870.
The sessions Of the British Scientific Association
to-day were very interesting. The propositions Of
Dr. Vankhurst for reform Of the patent laws were
discussed as the first business in order. The neces
ey Tor reform was generally conceded, especially in
the matters Of expense and specifications.
Subsequently Mr.. James Haywood read paper
demonstrating the fitness of the American Indians
for agriculture. This occasioned long discussion
on the Indian policy OF the American government.
The steamship L'Europe OF the General Transat-
1antic line has arrived at southampton with load
OF cotton.
The English journals have no comment on the in
ternational boat race which lately came or near
hontreal. The result was apparently pretty gene
rally considered as O foregone conclusion.
One hundred caskssof naphtha was picked up or
Lowestoft on the 18th inst No particulars have
been yet received.
Queen Victoria to Widows and Orphans.
LONDON Sept. II, 1870.
Queen Victoria has united with Vice Admiral Sir
q. G. Dacres in letter of coincidence to the widows
And orphans Of those who went down In the Cap
tain. She addressed each one OF them personally
In sympathetic terms. She feels acutely the loss
OF her best ship. with SO many gallant seamen.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
MEXICO.

The Tehuantepeo Canal Route-The Trouble
in Guerearo-Tejada's Defeat-Political Par
dons-The Guatemals Indians Again Disc0n-
tented.
HAVANA, Sept II, 1870.
Advices from the city Of Mexico up to date OF the
10Th instant were received here to-day.
Senior Gafay, the engineer and the Mexican Com
missioner Of the Tehauntepec Canal route, reports
Hsvorably Of the project
4 There are indications OF war in Guerearo. The
government sustains Arce, who is opposed by Cata-
Ian. Troops are marching thither.
In the Congressional election on the 10th the
Juarez party united with the opposition against
Lerdo de TeJada, electing Its candidates.
1t is now expected that Lerdo de Tejada's Cabinet
Will shortly retire.
Corona is here. Gabriel Garcia has been elected
Governor OF Zacatecas The new American Secre-
fary Of Legation has arrived The press s discuss
ing In favorable terms the advisablllty Of general
amnesty.
;. Disturbances among the Guatemalan Indians are
reported.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
A TERRIBLE WARNING.

A Boy Shot Dead With n Gun In Jersey City.
Yesterday afternoon about two O'Clock squad OF
boys went shooting for sport through the neghbor-
hood OF West Side avenue Jersey City. They took
with them an ordinary rifle gun, which was
shoudercd by lad named Briggs about sixteen
years old. In order to perfect his practice with the
weapon he raised 1t, stood attention. eveed again
and familariZed himself with the trigger and the
setting at full and half cock. While he was thus
manGuvering his arms, 1t is supposed, became
weak. and In an unfortunate moment down fell
the hammer and the contents OF the gun
passed through the left eye Of a boy named
Doran, twelve years old, and going clear through
his head killed him instantly The verified Briggs
at once threw down the gun an d took TO his heels.
and he had not been captured up to late hour last
night His parents reside In Rock lane, near Pali-
sade avenue. A police officer hearing the shot ran
up and met the crowd OF boys running away, but
Briggs had gone In another direction. 1ne body OF
young DOran was taken TO the residence OF his
parents In Palisade avenue near Academy street.
and the scenes that followed in that house may be
easily imagined.
Coroner Burns and Justice Reilly were notified.
and Captain Pierce, OF the Fourth precinct, sent
detectives to New York. whittier II Is believed young
Briggs had fed The boys who witnessed the shoot
ing pronounced the AFFAIR accidental. The face Of
Doran was greatly burned with the powder, which
proves that his head was In close proximity to the
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.
New York state Politics.


The Democratic Convention for the Second As
sembly district OF queens county met at jamaica
Yesterday afternoon. John Fleming, Of Jamaica,
was called to the chair. samuel d. Mott, or Hemp
stead, was elected as delegate TO the state Con.
vention at Rochester, and James Robinson, OF Long
Island City, as alternate.
LoCKP0RT, Sept. II, 1870.
Cyrus Il. Davis was today elected delegate to the
Democratic State Convention TO represent the Second
Assembly district of this county. and Benjamin II.
Fletcher to represent the First district.
MIDDLETOwN, Sept. II, 1870.
Senator Graham was to-day chosen delegate to the
Democratic State Convention a; Rochester, TO repre-
sent the Second district OF Orange. He was IN
structei by the Convention TO support Governor
Holman for reelection.
ITHACA, Sept. II, 1870.
Edward X. Apgar was to day chosen delegate from
Tompkns county 10 the Democratic State Conven-
tion.
RHINEBECK, Sept. II, 1870.
James II. Seaman was to-day appointed delegate
to the Democratic state Convention from the Second
district OF Duchess county, and Jerome Williams
alternate.
SCHENECTADY, Sept. II, 1870.
Simon " Swits was to-day elected delegate to the
Democratic State Convention from Schenectady
county.
BINGHANToN. Sept. II, 1870.
The Broome County Democratic Convention ap-
pointed Colonel Harris q. KQGerA Of RlnRhamtop,
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
AQUATIC.

The following are the entries for the regattl OF the
Manhattan Rowing Club, to take place from the foot
Of Ninety second street. East river on the Goth inst
viz. z.:-Single scul race. Frank Bell, City Island;
John H. Bigelow, New York; w. f. Hays, Green
Point; Il. Blue, New York Michael Glenny Harlem
Double scul race, w. H. Byron Harlem: Clinton
Kissam, Richard Deely and William Cannon, VII
l lam Ryan and X. Mate.
The Nassau Boat Club OF this city will row four
cared shell race with picked crew from the Schuyl-
kill navy at Philadelphia. op the afternoon Of the
22d inst. The race will take place the Schuylkill
river. and will be three miles straight away Messrs
Henry Bacon, Jones and BabcOck represent the
Nassaus, the Philadelphia crew being the same that
rowed the midshpmen this spring, with one or two
changes. The Nassaus Will row o new boat OF
novel and peculiar model, thrty-nin feet long,
eighteen incnes wide
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
TELEGStpaiC NEWS ITEMS.

Sherman T. Wheeler, noted Chicago grain operator, 10
in Lockport N. Y, charged with misappropr
atng moneys
A FIRE set in the woods Stevens Pond. New
Hampshire, Friday which destroyed several hundred
OF young trees largo quantity OF cordwood and $4,000
feet OF lumber.
Timothy Toorney. aged sixty years. killed at Boston
yesterday being by of the Eastern
Railroad.
The population Of Syracuse, w. sOsl increase in
five years OF ll,291
Mrs. Howe, OF New Hampshire, . visit friends
Boston, committed suicide yesterday by hanging herself
The population Of Chicago 709 gain of 2o3 65
1860 The total population Of sixty eight counties Of li-
southernn Distrctis lla27a hIrYfou counties ere yet
10 bS heard from
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
AUS TRIA.

Speech of the Emperor to oParliameuf-NatiOna
Consolidation During Outside War.
VIENNA, Sept. II, 1870.
The session OF the Reichsrath was opened to-day.
The Emperor made speech. as usual en- the oc-
casion. He said while sanguinary war RACES be-
tween two great nations, Austria en-
Joys peace. She should now employ
herself IN consolidating the constitutional system
he regretted that Bohemia was unrepresented,
though 1t was through no lack Of patriotism. The
present task before the Legislature is to reconcile
the autonomy OF the separate Kingdoms with the
strength Of the empire; provide for the choice
OF delegations; regulate the relations of
Church and State, which have been unsettled
by the abolition OF the concordat; arrange
for the reorganization and reform Of the judci.
system; consider the bill relative to public instruc
tlon, and to provide for the revenue.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

LONDON MorRy MARKET LONDON, Sept III 80 P. NJ
Consols closed at ga for both money account
American necures dull United States fvetweny bonds
1882 go 1855, old, s94 1867, tcnfortes S Stocks
dull Erie Railway shares lo Illinois Central, l2S; At
laptic and Great Western 2SI6.
LIVERPOOL COTTON AARKET.-LIvREPooL, Sept. IL
80 r. M.-The market closed dull Middlng upands y96d
middng 0reans d The sales Of the day 5000
bales including |, ,0O0 for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADBTUTrs MARKRT.-LIvfRPooL,S Sept.
III 30 M-The breadatuGs market IL Wheat firm.
Flour 23s sd. per bbl for Western canal
LIvKErooL PROVISIONS MAEKET.-LIvERpooL, Sept.
III 80 MPork nominal at l7s Sd. per Dbl. for Eastern
prime mess
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRT-LoNDoN. Sept H.-Spirits
petroleum dull. Turpentne rmer at 27s 27s. 3d.
PETROLEUM MAEKET.-ANTwERP. Sept T-Petroleum
closed firm Mt 5211f. for standard white.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Commander Bancroft Guerade is ordered to com
1nand the receiving ship New Hampshire. Lieu
tenant Commander Chester Hatfield is ordered to
duty in the equipment department at New York
Navy Yard. Lieutenant Commander A. v. Reed is
detached from duty In the equipment department
at the New York Navy Yard and ordered to the ord
nance department Of that yard. Master Charles o.
Dborne Is detached from the California and ordered
to the Kansas. Lieutenant F. 3. GARRISON Is de-
tached from the Tuscarora and ordered to return
home and await orders