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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

Hail STORM n SOMERSET. Heavy hail storms
have been remarkably frequent this season Tie
Somerset Herdhl, of the 18th instant. says: ''On
Friday afternoon last this town and vicinity was
visited by terrible storm OF hail and rain. The
hail stones were the size Of small marbles, and
did considerable damage to garden plants The
strawberry patches and peach orchards are re-
ported to have received some injury, but it il
difficult to state the extent Of the damage. as
In one orchard, situated about three miles from
town, there were not many peaches knocked off
the trees but the hail cut and bruised great
number, thus leaving specks in the fruit which
may cause it to decay and drop on. Tomato
plants, onions, cabbages, etc, We're generally
rdded and beat down but they possess so muci
vitality that they will, in all likelihood, recover
from the terrible peting. The storm cam,
principally from the Northeast. and continued
rents and the lightning was terribly grand
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

We are pleased to note that our country friends
are approaching the efforts made by Gregg \
Bowe. to establish first class market at Eighth
and Orange streets Thomas Wilson, of Chris
tiana Hundred, and Charles Paschall, Of Brandy
wine. whose good butter has been so much
appreciated, this morning removed to their new
stalls in the Orange street wing where then
numerous customers will hereafter find them.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

DR.. Bailey, Surgeon In the y. ). Army, who
was divorced, and und;vorced by the last Legis.
lature Of this State, is undergoing court martial
in New York city, on charges originating with hi'
wife. We have little doubt that the divorce was
justified by the facts, and that the subsequen
repeal Of it was abJurd, but what the view o.
the court martial may be, remains to be seen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

FATAL AccIDENr.-As an express train on the
Philadelphia. Wilmington ndBaltimore railroad,
was passing North East, Nd. at about 10 o'clock
on Friday, the locomotive struck man, named
John Gurdy. who was sitting on the platform APP
parently asleep with his head bowed, and there
fore over the track. He was instantly killed.
The Coroner held an inquest. and the jury rem
dered verdict. generating the Railroad Com
pany from any blame
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.

seaford has white robin which mas visi'eu
the town sanual'y for for years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

xxTANTED-BY THE SUBS CRIBERs,
Extra choice Maryland White wheat.
The highest price can be obtained by Forwarding
tamples They also rner 70, sale to deale.s aud
others their oh ,ire brands Of family -four Oth,r
rades of their own manufacture. and at reasonable
TATNALL q RICHARDSON
oprietots OF Stanton MILE.
ap14tf Wilmington, I'eltwsre,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

LSoR SAIF.-A steam engine and mill machinery. |
Engre 80 81, IN srSxe M %sasl ,D ~
two nj OF burs, well bu ut and In gofd ord r-price
Ia bi ns water Wheel as good as Dew, with shaft
~ LOT want o. U.S. fo' '', JUS gSATSAIf -pp'
t,i4tr Wilmington, Del.
NOR SALE.-A wBLL-IMrRovEp FARM GM
Il fa~out 2io acres in AppccoIinimint HIM Ha
drsd. one mile from Railroad station: one mile fom
SIN ma one mile from 'mvrna Landing his man
son house, new. and farm house, all necessary out
~ Terms viii be made EASY 1t is clear Of in
.uH'' 'a''s' JoNATHa N STEPHENSON,
Box 81 SMYRNA, FOL.
Or. +. F. PodIA, 400 shipsy Stree,
np2a,6w Wilmington, Del
REalsrnHNS, S oF cssg1s cov,r,, Apr 81. 1870
Upon the application of Ambrose NJ. living, Ad'
illustrator of Geo W. Walker, late Of eencadnr Hd..
In said County, deceased 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator aforesaid, give
notice Of the granting Of Letters of Administration
up the Estate of the deceased with the date oil grant
ing thereof by csusing advertisements 70 pe III
most public places OF he County OF New Oaste,
requiring all persons having demands AGAINST the
Estate to present the same, or abide by On ACT o.
| Assembly In such case made and. provided. And
also cause the to be inserted within the same per-
| Tod In the DELAWARE TRIBUNE newspaper puplisned
in Wilmington. and To be continued therein Two
| mon his.
| 49,, Given under the hand and Seal OF onlce OIL
u, .. the Register aforesaid, at New Castlen New
49,, Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
| ahsve written. b. a'bB,, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against the
| Esinte Of the deceased must present the same duly
at,e-ted To the Administrators. on or before April
h. 1871 ~. abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
| made and provided.
Address Kiikwood, Del. ap72
DtssoLuTIoN OF CoPARTNt RsHIP. - The
~ partnership heretofore existing between Lenue
Wheat and F. Oscar Bennett, under the firm name o
Wheat g. Bennett, is this day dissolved by mutua
consent. All monies due the said hrm are u he pat
t., the said Lemuel Wheat, ana ali demands aeains
- IiEMUEL WHEAT,
+. y. BENNETE
camden, Del, June ~. 1869.
NOTICE OF Co-PARTN Err Hlr.-A cu-partner
shir hi. this day been f. med between Lean
nhcut and Joseph ienkias under the hrm name q
Whrtt n Jenki:.s, for the purpose OF engaging In tn
manufacture of SASH Door, Blinds &c, al Camden
FelaSare at the factory occur led By the late firm
: Wheat Il Bennett
LEM1EI. WHEAT,
JOSEPH JENKINS,
nrnirn. Del. Dec ~. ls6l ieoa 1ii&wtf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
1II5 HOOP SKIRTS, Ills
HorKts's .Ows MAKE

IA all the New Spring Styles. for Ladies', Misses and
Cnildfan; the quality AMI pri es OF which will re
commend themselves to every customer COkSETs |
tpK sets II COKShTSl!l Iust mark ed down t.
geld 1T par; msk ng our present prices less than hey
b. Afforded, until gold declines to that point and
SO psr cent. lees than the price one year ago We
the first in Philadelphia 10 give silver In change
to .ur customers, and now take the lead in eiviig
them full advantage Of The return 10 specie basis,
in advance Of the gold markets which will be fully
appreciated by all who Examine our extremely low
prices Hoop Skirts. Our Own Make, at 81, 40, so,
b5 so, 10, rs, 80, S. 90, 49, 81 co. Se., To So 90
Hand made Whalesone Corsets at 80. 60, rs 90
81 o. &c, to 81 10. Superior French Woven coreets
at 75:. reduced from 81 90; at ~ 90 reduced from
81 50; az 81 % reduced from 81 u.s. &c. &c. TO So co.
reduced from 20
X .werly lCorsets at 80 90. reduced from 50 80,
&C., &c
Tnompson'a Glove Fitting Corseis at 81 rs, 70.
dnsed from sa2o, &C., &c. Mrs. Moody's Patent
Self dinsting Abdominal Corsets at reduction OF
rs cts to s10O per pair, according to quality All
Oher goods proportonally reduced. skirts and Cor
sets made to order, altered and repaired wholesale
and retail One price only; Call or send for de-
No. 11l6 Chestnut street,
mari7,smw Philadelphia
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

The Friends Social Lyceum. Of this city. are ar
ranging for a pic-nic,up the line of the Whining
ton Reading Railroad on the 9th OF June, Ad,
by various members, and the occasion will, no
doubt, be made very interesting and pleasant
one We understand that it is the purpose
of the Committee in charge to extend an invita-
ton to the Philadelphia Lyceum. which, hitherto
has mad ts Reunion at Swarthmore
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
EREIcHT ROUTE.

TO THE
SOUTH AND soUTH-wEs
tt, Sssa - FREIGHT TRAINS OF DEL
4,43 Ss8 II. r. connect(ya Els. R.R)wtl
steamboat f0f Norfolk, Portsmouth, and all points
reached by the Seaboard and Roanoke and Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroads and their very extensive
connections. f. @. SEWALL,
October Sd, IS8s.--ly Supt Del. X. II.
tt, Am. rzzss.ss=.sll WILMINGTON AND READ
80 - sisr1-..s.s..;sesS ING RAILROAD,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

A correspondent of the Sussex Journal, writ
ing from Monmouth County, New Jersey, repre-
sents that Col. Edwin Wilmer, formerly of this
city, is now in the Jail at Freehold. charged with
trover and conversion in having twice sold
and delivered some bricks. This writer alleges
that he had been at large on bail, but his bonds
men becoming afraid he would decamp, placed
him in custody OF the Sheriff.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

provement and education of the coored people
has printed circular containing President
Grants message concerning the adoption Of the
Fifteenth Amendment, and the Secretary Of
n.a.e Ian ILL ~ /, ~ aie
to the colored people. on this new enlargement
of their liberty, and some practical suggestions
of their own, concerning the iise to he made Of
it, To which they have added what appears to be
a portion of tract issued by the English
Friends.
The tract is printed for gratuitois circulation
and may be had at the office Of the association
No 6O7 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26


Also, FREIGHT TRAIN. win Passenger Car at
taciied, will leave Wilmington about 400 A. Nj.
New Castle, 4.45; Middetown, $50; Clayton, I.SO;
Dover $50; Camden DIS; Fel.On, 1910 and be due
at Harrington about 1890 A. NJ Returning to leave
lIa' Ihgton about 1905 p. NJ FELTON,, 300, Camden,
455, Dover, 535, MORTON, 800. Clayton, $50, Mid
dleown 500, New Castle, 1900 and he due at VIII
min3son about 1890 r. Nj. Subject to delays incident
to height business
This train will stop TO take up passengers only at
stations named buG will set down passengers at any
Stopping place, EXCEPT Ilare's Corner, State Road
Delaware junction and Dupont.
| NEW CASTLE TRAINS
| Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadc.
pha AT $40 A. NJ. Leave Philadelphia, 1900 Nj, and
Wilmington lilo +. M, for New Castle.
i SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above will leave Smyrna for
Clayton 1l.4o A. NJ, and 500 T NJ Leave Clayton
| for Smyrna, $40 A. NJ and 200 r. NJ to make con-
necton with trains to and from Dover, and Stations
south.
| CONNECTIONS.
At Clayton, with NJ. d ID. X. Il. for EastOn and in
termediate places
At Harrington with j. Il u. II. II. for Milford
| Georgetown, Lewes and intermediate places.
| At Seaford, with ID. n ID. H. X. for fredericksburg
| Cambridge and intermediate stations
AT Delmar, with f. 5. X. II. for Salisbury, Princess
| Anne, Criseld and intermediate stations Also, fol
Berlin and stations on W. q 7. X. II.
L. q. SEWALL,
Superintendent Del H. X.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

David Trainer, of Lnwood. Marcus Hook
has been fitting up his new mill there in a very
thorough manner, arranged especially with
view to convenient and rapid warping and spin
ming. There are now in the mill, six Thousand
Ring spindles sixty double cards Of new AIT
improved pattern, and Gartsde patent warpine
mill, for getting the yarn into warps ready fo
the looms. This machine knots the yarn, make
blue mark on it at every sixty yards. and ring
q bell when a specified number of yards hay
been run out. Ii is said to do the wark of fou
ordinary machines
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

At recent meeting OF the trustees and board
of managers Of the Camden Union Camp Ground,
it was resolved that camp meeting would be
held in the favorite grove this summer. to COM
mence on the Sd of August and continue until
the 18th. The time agreed upon is about two
weeks later than that Of last year, which is for
the purpose of accommodating the Philadel-
phiais, from which city several churches are ex-
pected to participate in the meeting.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

We have received little pamphlet, entitled
GA narrative of the experience. adventure, and
escape of Richard J. Potter, an indentured APP
prentice, who waskidnappea near Greensborough
Caroline county, Maryland, iii the year 1868
written by Mr.. Potter himself, and now minis
ter, and printed by j. NJ. Emerson, at Denton.
1t is an humble, nnpretendng story of the
kidnapping of boy, and of his detention by the
kidnappers at a place near Seaford, in this State
for several months, lie being dressed in boyi
clothes, the better to conceal him. The loca
character of the story lends interest to it, i
shows the horrid possibilities Of any system
which recognizes ownership in man.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

We recently published report of the death Of
boy i'll Maryland just over the Delaware line,
who had lived thirteen months with pistol ball
in his brain. In answer to our inquiries, corr
respondent at Gumboro, Del, states that the
boy died from the effects of the abscess caused
by the ball In regard TO the shooting, he says
there is some mystery. After his temporary
recovery the boy said Young girl living in the
same family had shot him. and the girl said she
was not aware Of the fact that the pistol had a
ball in it. They were both in the same family,
and the matter was never officially investigated.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

The Delaware Mutual Life Insurance Comply.
HOuE Buiin" Seventh and Market Streets
Wilmington, Del
Home security equal anymanage
own citzens-conducted with
ECONOMY. EQUITY, ENERGY.
~,
N,ussess cion y
FoR
Quarterly
MoLx.nwl
Gao.
!.
CFRAlM Homeomw ,GmlA ito tn aatc o
No Stag Wilmington
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
La - as DhiA =" = w i'-''AD i''-'''

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 4TH. 1870
Passenger Trains will run as follows, until further
nOliCe:=
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

All trains sundays excepted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES.
j, r. H o L T

WALL ana S, % Ps
hanging executed ,s s V rsos R D. a
va % from cents to 10 dollars per
Dnt frgtthe place SEND your 'aua
No MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON Del.
nols qtAM1n& "
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BUsBY, -on sunday, Oct q. William A. Busby. only
son Of Alexander and Matilda BusUy, sgcl Years,
fLlsnd; and aclqaniances are respccuiy inyit,d to
rom the ep TeSeS Of b psen eofns OF & ap
CONSTANTINE At Low Point on SUNDAY. Oct. q,
carrie, daugter OF John ana Margaret Coustant.ne,
Notice OF funeral hereafter
DARRoW;-on saturday, oct %. Mar, n V. h. Oar.
row sou OF RoUers aud Jane barrow IN tie SOth year
and friend. are respectfully invited to at.
esnee q his parents. q! Water ct.
sGgd s Sf. n Em RSeyy
Tue friends o. the fsly .re requested 70 attend the
T. .Ssy &; OsioSs
~ .e,yGo wiz lake place from ~ late resi-.
9,el9eA The friends Of The family are inyltea to at
iioYT.NIn iuscsiooss, IA, on ThuTsIay. Oct 20.
john noyl Of Dsten Conn aged q yesrs o.,
Thomas q infant sou OF ILonAs Is. aud Martha 4. rs
Rel.INe. snd trends OF the family invited to -
ttni the funeral nom W. 'csiatnre OF Ms pa enu !Oj
,,LENYoY.-At II ghbrdrc, on sunday. oei. y, Annie
Her iunclAl Vii 'aae p.ac' O.. lue'day oct % AZ /
Wee chester county \ Y
hSqKSE9T1 gyJ, q ss%d %c g. $50, william Ham
lltoh Mcheowu. son o. Joseph McktOSn, aged year,
alLLER.-,on sunday, oct %, after long and .e.
we're Hines, Caroline Miller the beloved vile Of John
RE friends ami relative, are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral tn sday Oct. IS, at o'clock,
from her late residence. - staat ton Il
The relatives and friends OF the family .pect.
fuzzy invited to attend the funeral from he iIth T.,
residence 2lsJ "a sy hctScen nan aud l5th St. this
afternoon al o'clock " he inferred IN WoOdIawa
Cemetery.
sUII0N.-In Jersey City. on sunday. Oct % SUD
denly alter illness, MTs. Ana sutton ia the 18th
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 10
at,ad her funeral ~ tht re- denc1 Of her daughter
Ms. Jane Nash, ne Grove 81. Jersey Cly. OF " ed.
iEkNY On SUNDAY Oct e. Michael sweeny
aged ~ year., 2months, and Il days.
The funeral Will take ace rom MS late residence.
81 80 Az tins 1Iuesda, Nl'ernoon, AZ ?o'ciqck.
IiiOKNE.-On saturday, Oct p, Aired W. only
chil1 Of charlie. and Hattie c. Thlrae a-ci years.
months. anu l. days.
The nicnd- Of the family and Empire Lqlse so &C.
\. OF T., are respectfully invited to attend to- lun IA
from N lst IT, on Iuesdar, Oct p, att o'c.lr,.
WEIGH on sunday Oct. -, OF cOnsumpuVn, Peter
Welch, aged q years.
The re atIy and friends Of the family arc respect.
fully inyted 20 attend the funeral IRON his late
dence, a. West litl t., on Tuesday at i. NJ.
LILY LODGE, No. ~ i. AND A. M-Ihe members
summoned TO attend aspecial cOmmun cAtioI on
Tuetdav, oct %, at o'clock. at their rooms Morf
MA Hall Morrisnnis WestcneseT Coun y, iOr tue put.
pose Of paying the an tribute Of respect to orr de
ceased brother, William Cooper. AvmDers Of SISTER
GEO c. WILSON, W. N.
7. W. TrMPsoY, Secretary,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


',Y'.',' w Sue railway snare
mai Se' mas o''n active ana excited throughout the
"S' 'n io"ef range oil quotations. Prices wee
se''S al ue opening Out feeling OF uneasiuess
PefN"ded the market, and disposition to sell was
oven more apparent Ihan on Saturday. The simple
''' u w" 'ot heSrN Two weeks the chques have
ceu "'"Ny s'"eis OF STOCK whenever tile tone and
'enPei VI 'he sUee' permitted ana the habitu6s Of
va" street, 'Hose VINO operate CHIEFLY outside OF the
Lung Noon 'Icie' nave 'hrough thelr lrokcrs pur-
.""'eu 'hese hea'y ooeks which the ciques have
oeen carrying uuf'hs the summer months. The
'"ques nave also To-Day oeen active sellers through
'epu'ed oear operators IN order to disguise their
req" movements out whenever serious break was
o'ner o,ofeis were sent INTO the market
Tho 81 p.ris AMI a., N.,,.,...,.. - - a.,
80, - W, ,,o' o. also wa
o"sh' racine Mall, anu western Union Telegraph,
were the chief features and yere AT t,n,es Ton,
por,,ilv stimulated no 3D., y, .,.., '''n
withstanding that the general tone of the mar
ket was heavy. The c,oucs are condr, Tn, ,hot.
...,,.' -, = ~, = NON1N'''"N '"e'
operations WIN more than usual sagacity, and have
managed 10 humbug the street speculAtors into
t.s,inc ,,,eir sro.,t,,iya ,..,,.a. -, -, -
".eF'nH '"." s'''uiA''e ventures "hhe they were
se'hhg out tleir own STOCKS The transactions nave
been very heavy, unite a number of nr,nipar, an,
sr,,,,s h,v,r, c,v.ra, ,,,,r -, .,.n ~ "
''"'O's H"''ns e''ereu 'heir snort SAFES nj hand
some proht' The market will further decline. and
10 AZ aaI
al, -, .tuAo. -. -, a,
"'.ns, pre- N'e' ule acmoraHa'''n OF
then We may look for bigbe, nricas an, d, h,Ii go,
men, projected on lower basis Of value. will ne,,
=" "0
The gold market Las also been very active, at a
declire with heavy dealings This was cbi.av d,o
,o ia. I'D, 81 S....,,.r - N"''"' uu'
w S' "'"'' VI '''''"s boutwell, ureclnR the
rrepNynent or the November coupon interest a Ided
20 the more re,e mi nj osnects rscciv.a f,, -,
:, -, 49,, -. =, -. " ~ '"uo"
''-u'' anu '"e oe''ef iec'hg preNlilng abroad. Tie
opening price VAS il2i, with 9 pubsequent adj.
vance of l. per rent altar which ,,da, ~ =.
-, - - '' "'' P'es'
u'e VI H'NNS eaies' Tue market ueelhed 10 llla at
the close Ii IL currenty reported that the Bank of
Montreal cl,oue xvers bo,xv as,l.r. a,r,,, ,h A.,
-, -, ''s '"' u'''
, putGhssng ai TINES 70 sesdy The market.
~ 'ne gnu Iosh nihso' we rstes pa'd by borrow
I,r the use 81 COIN 10 make tier deliveries were
o % 10 oo'i . o. ana $40 OF = cent. until
s o,io"' , l"o sLuuut o ueut uIon winch the
~. :" az, n,a M W ov ps'u ~ ,roIsISO oil
, t'o','',n i'e eoupoh, an S<Ssuia w re.
= r,,nar, ,yi.h.,nt y, @, Nh,h
gl kiGo,n o-q MN, c,,, - 80 g. ~, - ~, nj
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State bonds were quiet, and without special
feature. The changes are unimportant, and the
transactions confined to few Of the leading issues
The dealings al the early Board were only in small
tots. A. the afternoon session South Caroinas
new, January aud July, sold At Is; Missouri skies,
81; Pnd lenncsscts, new, at co... Ola North CARO-.
Ints were dull at is. Railroad mortgages were
strong. Central Pacllcs were firm at yOa Union
Pacific hrsts sold Al 50: and this land grant bonds
at IA Fourth National Bank shares sold al 100
Chatram. 10; Bank OF Commerce, l22J. and Bank
VI Commonwealth, lO2.
On extreme quotations New York Central stoeA
nuc,uated between 9lKlg2h scrip, sGHls7l,
Harlem, iS3h4l3iA Erie, 22H422T Reading,
aHS,lOO%; Wabash, 52IG53s; Northwest.
ern common, 01s0h; preferred. sskdsgk
Rick leland ilOEGllil; Fort Wayne, $40
J3k 81. Paul common, 62hGt63h prefer.
red s0IdSln; Ohio and Mississippi, $40
81. New Jersey Central, l0SlliO9 aud HanuiDal
and -. Joseph, l0Sd1u9 At the Boards, ri IS
purrb sold at 1907 Panama, 774d7s Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Western, 10sylltlO9; Morris and
Essex. w e., G. and !; C., IA Chicago and
Alton, ili4 preferred, ilG and Boston, Hartford
AMI Bic 4 The features Of the miscear eOus list
we're Pacific Mail and Western Union Telegraph,
he hr.t named declining from 49,. to Az, and the
latter from iO4 10 3H.I. Marpysi preferred sold at
llGllh, aud the 10 .. cent, Trustee certificates at
- l;xpross shares were neglected, the oDly le,
y rt"d sale being IN American at 49,
Closing quotations at 550P. AZ. geIs as follows:
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NEW YoRK. MONDAY, Oct A.--The arrivals OF
Yesterday and to-day gqi car loads or eSS
head and for the week sSS lncud ne the tcceptt on
saturday not sold the supply was 80 heat-26}0 NJ
lO0th street, 1901 at weehswken, and ga at Commune
paw The market wa, weaker especially for all ga AIDES
below prime and with CONCESSIONS equal to ACShc.
n, the offerings could not be closed ont Ordinary 10
choice Texans were sold at eGi2Hc. n State and
Sssfo steer steer, "" ssr s dull am SSr ONE medium
DO, i5SsliSt; prime do, ljai5{c. and choice aud
extra, Ish@l6,c The receipts Of sheen and lambs
since Saturday were l1e head and for the wscx tSs1.
Good lamb. and lat sheep were scarce and arm but OF
common and medium sheep there wac glut. and the
market closed weak with . decided tendency down.
yard ssles include common TO prime sheep al ~ .
sAc. with a few ut 6Sc., and lambs at 6HGsAc. The
receipts Of hogs since Saturday were ISL and for the
week 2i,15l Live hogs were easier At Ssc n, and
dressed we're lower, closing at l0al0sc.
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Court Calendar. for Tb,, D.v,

srts's, CYgEt cse.ir-r.r l-Noi assi, st-, s'0 use
'| t-t' ?Ni, r Yl3i, lIs ety ftet 24si 9s al .4sL
4i. ~ 2,l 4teA rst ~ 954 - 9s Ia IA $50, ~
-, 80 lsss lfd9, su $3.50, ISIS, ii59 isS, i1ig, ts,g
u 49, lrg, ls1O, leNg. 1875 ~. ~ -
StrEsst COgHr sts.t 1rs-So, 1884, 49, ..5 ass eoi g,
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Eusintss II oilt,s.
For Coughs

For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Disorders.
use "BrooHs bronchial TrO.hes having prortd tn IT
efficacy by test Of many years. The Troches are
highly recommended and prescribed by physicians.
Those exposed to sudden changes SHOULD always be
supplied with The 7rOche,," as they give prompt
relief.
owing to the good reputation and popularity OF the
rroches nHny worthless ant cheap limitations are Of
Jered. uAich are good rOr Hohmg BE sure 10 OBTAIN
the true "BroUHs Bronchial TrocheS' Sold every
where.