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PERSONAL.

TEE POSITION or oLp DIR. DARBY PRE-
o. whom 20 by ncltions names. snd are unknown IN
pTS De-, ent .eIy he effects curesths; they promise
Mrs. ELLIS. ths Great Csstrroyrnt. l. mee,iux
" with wosderful success. Many visit her Isig
their way through the fu, e. review the psst ana
lok az the present should not fail 20 consult the
oSeans - ,t2ssi Medium Terms g 90
AIRS. FREgCH, OF PHILADELPHIA rAue.
w Test, and asiness Medium can be consulted
daily: at 7os 9th strest. n. w, between aud Il
oe-y ot
MRS. sAWYEB, Maszeiic Reali-g iIsf,K,H md
W C,asTroyaHf, secs the Past, Preset, and Fu-
tuTe. These wi,hins 20 consult her can do 80 BY
ami 18th fts. dsS ga
IMPoRrAHTi- MADAM TURNER Laa,sss
100 snd Doe,sr IN trouble call Success
sSrthies' medicines. No. 20 street, pear The De
pot. del5- Inn
u ana IOth street, shove PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
de guarantees speedy cure OF ali yenereal md
tfestinen' should csnnde in the Doctor a. once as
Il the oeN physician for such speciality
ThOse siiec,sd -iis oRS&Nio W %Ea AK as1
the many kindred afiiction arising from habits Of
shortest tine po..iIIe sgsras rsSs To- sSr s4s
Hours; 10 to l. ?, to s,6tos oorrespondsnce cons-
ntNTIhEDER-A sure remedy for the Tooth
- aSee, Lossi or Neuralgise. For sale az a.
hLoCLkWskls Pharmacy, n. X. cSrRer 7th ana
II streets. trlce 70 Cents DEG I'm
II FAD Belmbolds col amn OF horrors, asd fS,. re-
-! ~ csd ,s e. o1 pr Dayeyn los Q. g who hes
use for your complaint than gin and moias-es Pa
vate rooms FOR ladies. deI-lms
NOTICw-Thst Mrs COREY has removeS bcr
~ DREss MAKING ESTABLISHMENT fro0
szI 20 oIS Eth street, same side. door below,
between z and streets. and now Is prepared -
Dresses IN the latest style, OF the shortes pot5o
Satisfaction guaranteed non -
I ADIks SUFFERING PROM IRREGULARl-
IL TIES. or any comp aint peculiar 10 their ~
sh ud oonhde IN DR. l. 0N. the only reliable Al
Oldest sssasltstsd Physician for such specialty n
the city. Ladies desiring treatment can reeoss \.
him the utmost confidence.
He especially invites o call from those VIM hava
and advertising quacks infestine the city. 49,
cure II guaranteed In al cases.
Separate ROOMS for LAZY patients. Csrrespondssoa
strictly confidential Hours-n 10 I, % s, 8 10 q
EVER And AGUA.
recipe guaranteeing safe, speedy, reliable. -
permanent cure for the above disease, sen2 BY -
TO any s si Tor the sum Ct one dollar
nols,6si: i1ss stree. vest. u ..hia 1ns D. o.
NIADAn MooDEYy ABDOnIHAL ooRs11-.
VI 90 highly recommended by FOOD nhvs{oiaIa -
s...n B = -. c9k s sAorokf.sss M stI.:s
nR; n0TTyIREHoH PowDRRs, CEK1lIR
- CUhz Ior Neryous Debility, es1f1A -
sssSss. S.. ,es.' sssSe S,s q -.
FsssS csss.ss ~ n~e-x 0tssSs6.
LIN ~ pr.s. sisi eorSss y Sss S a Ss
HY.19( "a. ave Price @ per box. HeHs
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BAN KERS.

MIDDLETON a 60.
VI BANKERS
l427 Street. (r~o doors from L. s. Treasur,
DepartnaDt.l
WASHINGTON, ID.
Receive Deposits, and transact a General Bankins
Business.
Exchange on the principa cities taken aud giyer
AZ par 20 our de pOsit0rs
Information eheerfully furnished in regard to ali
.-Curiti-s.
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims before all the United States Departments
have personal care.
deI0 iitf MIDDLETON & co.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

RT LarIMkE oLEAkN, auct,on.-rs.
" lsuocessors O. Cooper La,sn.-1
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DY THOS. r. WA9GAMAN,
ID heal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Washington Georgetown ,Oface5 . 9TH st. ,op p o
TRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
EkII ON 2SD STREET WEST, BETWEEN Z
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE.
- Under and by virtue OF . deed of trust to me
the subscriber, dated the 22d day of August
- 1865. and recorded in libsr and r. No. l, folio
80 dc. If the land records for the District of
Columbia: T! shall sell a public auction, t. the
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, tho .4th OF De
cember 1870, at O'Clock M in front Of the preiu
ses. al, the following described real estate in the
city of Washington ID & ; 90 wit Commencing at
point I'D street west. between north 4 and Viz
gina nue., - feet Al inches south OF the north
east of Lot 3. in Square SO, thence south II
feet inches thence east the depth of said lot viz
lI feet 21s inches, thence north ii feet 4 inches
thenoe west in a direct line to place Of beginning
Terms of sale One-ihird cash; balance in six and
twelve months, the deferred to be secu cd 10
the salts. ton the trustee All cost OF convey
auce aud stamps 10 be paid for BY the purchaser
eos will be required when the property l. knocked
down. N. i GA LUA N. Trustee
del3 eoSds THOS. L. WAGG aMAN, Auct.
81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY December 80, same hour and place
BY Crier Of Tru.tee.
der THos. +. wAGGANAN, Auct
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner Of 7th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU ABLElMPROyE
PROPERTY ERONTIHG On j STREET.
NORTH. tkTWEEN 1sT AND NORTH CAPt-
TOL STREETS.
~ By yirtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 9th
EdH day OF December, A II. 1889 and duly re-
- corded in Lib. n o. 60i folio 1876. Que OF the
records for waslnDE ton county, III the District OF
Columbia, 1 shall sell, on tie premises, on r RI-
DAY, the 9th day OF January, A u. 1871. at 4
O'clock p. n at public aucti m, all thai certain
III and parcel If nrd situate and ly ing in til said
city OF Washington. in the District OF e In aba, AID
known aud described IN the nffce OF tie surveyor
of said city as Tot numbered one hundred and ffiy
100, in A. Il. shepnerd's subdivision of square
numbered six hundred and ,wenty three tss3) trout
ing nnetefn 1871 feet on street mort running
back depth Of ninety (9Dl feet TO niue go foot
alley, with the Improvements, consisting of q fine
Brick Dwelling House with all the modern improve.
Terms: One third cash; balance and IL months.
for notes bearing interest from day Of sale aud
cured by deed ~ trust on the oreuliee' sold Sl0e
down in cash the day Of sale. All cVny yaucing
and revenue stamps at the cost ~ the purchaser.
And II the terms OF sale not piled within fl We
after the day OF sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the premises the risk and cost Of
tue defaulti.g purchaser, by advertising three
times IN some newspaper published in w shington,
ID. n TAYLOR Trustee.
dcI lRepI GREEN W LLIAMs, 4ucis.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 31s, southeast cOrnerof 9TH aud ID street
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pEnPEaTY


PEOPERTl.
IA BY virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated August
E% llth, A. 1864, and duly recorded in Libel nj.
80, 4, NO Al. folio f3D Sc.. OF the land records
lor ashiHgton county, in the District Oh Columbia,
snd ~ direction Of the party secured thereby, viii
sell AZ pubic aDcion. in trout of the premises ON
FRlDAf. the 4 sth day of November. A D. 1879, al
$50 clock .. m, Lot numbered Que. n ; of the re-
corded subdiy isOn Of Square No 6k5 the city Of
WashiI gton, in said District with al the i'm prove
ments ther con.
This property i. very valuable, aud is in a rapidly
improving part of the city.
Term OF sale: One half in cash. OF which Ssomu
be paid At the time Of the ssie.i the deferred oay-
mcnts 20 be paid 10 six and twelve moths ~ ith
interest from dap of sale, and secured BY deed Of
trust To the salts action OF the trustee. 1ha terms
OF sale to be conpli with within six days after lay
OF sal otherwise the trustee the right 20
resell at risk an6 cost of first purchaser. after
one week notice. All onvey sncing aud stamps at
purchasers cost.
WILLIAM III. WARD, Trustee.
no. eoSds GnEEN wILLIAM ms. Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uStil MONDAY, November ,. b. 1870 AZ the same
hour and place. X, order of Trustea.
nC2l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
@THF ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED US-
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ID IHUS L. W AGUAMAN,
- Re al Estate Broker and Aucttoneer,
Washington Georgetown Office 5l97th St, Up o.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER.
TY ON TWELFTH SHEET, BETWEEN
NOkTB w AND BOUNDARY.
~ Under and by virtue of a deed OF trust TO me-
tSthe subscriber, dat ID the 22d day OF arch Is.
>Aaud recorded in Lber T. and r.. no. 5. { Ito
s72, Ct the lanG records tor the District Of o.
lumbia shall sell at public auction, to tho hghas,
bidder. on FRIDAY, the 23d Of Dece nber lSSa, al
$50 cofk o M in front OF the premises, part OF
Lot numbered ~ and the south 10 feet front by Nh,
depth Of Ion numbered 2S. in Starr il Metcslfs re-
corded subdivision Of square numbered 3l2. HAVING
fronf of Is feet the side of II street be
tween W and Boundary streets, and running tiue
east IS feet inch t. an alley 10 feet wide.
Terms Of sale. One La ash. balance and II
months; deferred payments to be secured satsfac
ton of trustee. All costs Of cOnyeyaurjng aud
stamps t. be paid by purchaser. SO will be re
quired when property j. knack sd down.
NJ. L. CALLAN, Trustee
del3-eo&ds THOs. ". WAGGAMAN, Auct.
nDrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED US
TIL THURSDAY. December 29th, same hour
and place. By order Of the Trustee.
de27 -lt&ds THOS. T.. wAGGAmAy. Auct
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"THF ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED US-
al MON DA1 the 9Th day Of DeCembsr. ls7a, AZ tina
same hour and plaoe. BY order IL the Trustee.
no 3-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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recipe guaranteeing safe, speedy, reliable, -
permanent cure for the above disease, sen1 By -
to any address for the sum Ct one dollar.
nols-1sis isss L street west, ws.hi. gns n
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HTtE ABOVE SALE u FURrHER posi-
PCNED until THURSDAY next pecamber o21
SAM hour and place. By order OF trustee
del9 LA1IMER CLEARY Aucts
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VA. A. wA8D. Trustee.
noG -eU6ds GREEN a WILLIAMS Aacts

- THE SALE OF PARrIOT 3. IN SQUARE
No. 4, IL FURT H&R POSTPONED un;il TdUkS
DAY, the 22d lnst. Also. the sale OF Lot- lI2 and
lt3 IN BE Ais addition to Georgetown. to FRIDAY
the 23d inst. NJ the same hours and places.
Ev Of sba
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER

by TIIOS. L. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker aud Auctioueer,
st9 9TH street, opposite Post nj ce
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ny LATIMkH u CLEART, AOoffOnoofs,
- Successors to Cooper Latimer
Southwest corner Pennsyivanis and 18th street
TRusTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On NORTHWEST CORNER OF
SQEARH. = = = : - =
~ BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated March
eNo. I6, folio 1872 ct So. of the land records Of
Washington county, In the district OF Columbia
land by written request of the oldars nf IA, moi a
sscur.d thereby ;, 1 shall sell on T d. RSDAY. the
ieih Gay OF J"nuaIy isll in front Of the premises
situate, lying and being in Washington city. uis
the ground plat Of said c,ty as lot numbered one
10 SDowden's sub div ison Of original lot numbered
ore tlJ in square No. 5i5, with the improvements
thereon. d
Terms Of sale: Opeilsirl cash: bsiance il and ~
months from day Of sale with interest, secured by
de- Of trust upout the pr-mises. All conveyancI,s
and Ieyenne stamp, az sastci rqreha,er; Sl@ doN a
dos dtds LAIfMER = CLEARN, Aucts
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JAMES g. PORTER. Trustees.
del dads Rep LArIMEk & CLEAkY, Aucts.

Consequence II ihe rain. until FRIDAY MKT.
December %, same boar and place. By order OF
Trustees "
dtso dads LATIMEI CLEARY, Auct.
nSTliE ABOVE SsLEIs POSTPONED UN
TIT n ninAh. Deoempsr 30. same hour and place
By order of Trustees. LATiMER6 CLEARH
de.4 dads Aucti ncers
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Df6; 6 nE41FE 3. n.lC!a r9yEp.Es: c.EIzIs
stonss essssd y indisorstion, 6oscfhoa. 81.
ss esSiIIe cS ~ Ds''as'' ssDAs q I'll ~ fs.s
Bsiss@ Cspsysa cd Aweul Nsgae6.
~ y Ga se.s
GY.10[ "a ave iriee @ Dsr bex. jYsiys
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POHEp until MONDAY, pece nher Ieth s.me
hour and place. By order IL Trustee
cele LArIMER CLEkRY, Auc,s
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AIRS. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA Trance
w Test, and e asiness Medium can be Consulted
daily. at 100 9th strest. n. W, between g aud n
streets. dea1
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BAunT C9ks6f EXOT0Ef Zee Sk strsss. -
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MRS. SAWYER, MaEzstic hoalirg flsf,EsH md
w CtotTroyaHf. secs the Past, Preset. and Fu-
tufe. Those wl.hing 20 consult her can do 90 BY
calling AZ lO02 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th
an llth SITS. de2n Ga
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acting az reoever and secord via rrr Eaton Taylor,
a re TSo s'1o s12uld Dc e9pei rf 'ppanng for the
tiOns have b pass upon. A. . evidence Roes \
think there il no ease made aa.la - B.rsay.
Mr.. Field argued that there no Otht az 30 Ram
says being engaged IN the ~ fc ari The Judgment
should De declaring rs much, ad re- rhiug them 20 par
Judge Barnard-As far ~ the testimony goes TINS far
Mr.. EatOn Mr. Taylor, Mr. GrOc-lcck, and Mr.. Runks
rendered themselves liable r. have tcr action reviewed
Dy the Court, but as h az Mr Ramsay u concerned, az
present am not able % ay tl be was engaged in tht
conspiracy; for II he had this STICK he had a night e
commence suit, Whatever his motive was.
Mr. Tremaine 10 make the record complete moved O.
dismiss the complaint against Ramsay On the following
fr' That ihs complaint does contain efficient eon'u
@esse &c d o. scIon , a. against bin;
Ih poceongs either by Temporary n.rent Injunction, 10
aeen commenced IN Tie same court 70 c aside proceedings lalz
Third That This complaint tofe IS 70 allegation eaneI "
tne A4s counsel OF baue eo1sp rlcY to take Ioeon d
the Bic Railway Company and Ia ELECTS down spi de
ToI That there h 20 proof whatever at W. Ramsay b., h
apsry any fraudulent ooney charged no charged the o
ExJudge Porter then asked for dismissal of the CON
plant regards GrOcsbeck. Mr. CadWalader made n
same request with reference 10 Eaton and Taylor aud M
Runkle. Judge Barnard taid Nat whcn he granted ~
injunction In this suit, on the 2jth Of November, 1852
was not for the purpose ot stopping tne pro ecuton
temporarily To cieck unul suel
time as the authority which Mr. Runkle put
ported 10 have had from the Er.e Railway Compahy
was made manifest; in addition 10 that The compliant
charged q conspiracy tO take possession Of the progeny
of thc Company the evidence produced before nm up
this trial had failed 20 convince him that Mr. Ramsay wi
guilty OF any conspiracy, and the cOup nt would be d
missed so far as he was conceIned without costs az
Without allowance because the pamuu wien they con
menced the suit did so from good mOtives neither gal
there any evidence OF piracy on the part o MT Ia
0r, and the complaint should be dismissed as t'hlm III
the terms. in IT, gard To Mr GrOcsbeck5 Lc vas
clned 10 think that the complaint should also BE- a.
that point until morning AS 10 Mr. Eaton and Mr. Ra
kC, the motion to dismiss the complaint Ra7 OhcfWhdl
as here was some evidence to show conspiracy on hf
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Urosch Radosarlyevts of No. 115 NorfOlk-st,
Russian lettercarrier, yesterday committed, in
default OF ball. charge Of embezzlnga letter con-
tanning $4.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yester-
day. Corpeus Kirby held TO await the result Of ser
injuries inflicted by him John Honey OF No. I2i
West Thirteenth-st.
In the Kings County Court of Sessions, yes
terday, Ellen Kinley convicted OF robbng her en-
plOyer, John NJ Kaudl and sentenced 10 the Peni-
tentiary for two years and six months.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday,
Justice Bowling committed Lotte Wolf for having sent
letters to Abijah d. Reynolds OF No. lOj Yarckst.
threatening 10 expose his alleged intrigue |lth mar
ried woman unless he paid the prisoner so.
In the Hudson County On. J.) Court yesterday,
Dr. Oscar F. Lund charged with malpractice the case Of
Joseph D. Coates, was placed upon trial Tho wife Of
the deceased testified to the administering OF powders
prescribed by Lund which threw her husband into gca
pain, and the apparent cause Of his death few
hours after. Case on.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, ycs-
terday. Bridget Klein, age L. OF No. lO3 GreeBest
committed by Justice Shandley charge OF stabbng
August Paul of No. ll3 Greenest., in the shoulder.
James Mcfarland, held TO await the result Of the ID
Jures OF Mary Ann COsrove age TO- OF No ijl West sI
teenth-st., whom he accidentally struck with stone.
Martin Burns, committed on charge Of destroy ing MS
HaltOn's eye by blow with poker
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the United States Circuit Court, yeSter-
day. the following Petit Jurors fined SO each for
non-atendance Edward G. Marshal sigsmund J. 81
igInan, William Steinway Andrew V. stout, william II.
" wood, and Henry r. DcGraeL
The Court of Oyer and Terminer opened for
the December Term yesterday morning, Judge CardOlo
presiding. A Grand jury impanncled, and tho
Court called their attention 10 the laws governing lot
ferries, usury, intOXcaiOn, obscene publications. ana
frauds in elections aud in the sales OF Steamboat tickets
In the Kings County Supreme Court, before
Judge Pratt George f. Harris and Others raiload con
tractors applied FOR injunction to restrain the Whitc
hall and Plattsburg Railroad Company from mortgoging
leasing, or doing anything with their road untll me
claim Of plaintiffs, amounting 10 $4,000, siouu pe sell
He'd Defendants denied any intention 10 deiud cred
itors and up counter claim against plaHlns, aleg
ing that they had not performed their work according
contract, whereby the Company had been damaged
s25OOO. Decision reserved.
In Part |. of the Court of Common Pleas,
Emma L. Williams her father, Rober5 J.. Williams
1883 which she claims 70 be due her for sup
porting the defendants wife, who is her mother. In 1903
her mother separated from the defendant, and has
lived with the plaintiff. An order was entered in
1869, directing the payment Of S q week to the wife
which the plaintiff claims for the five years she has
supported the mother. The defendant sets up, among
other detenses that IL the duty OF the daughter
support her mother; and pldnth contends that 10
sti more the duty Of the husband 70 support his WIFE,
Case
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
IMPORTANT CUsToM-HoUsE REGULATION.
PROBABLE DAMAGE TO FOREIGN COMMERCE.
M. IL Manhattan Of INillinna


PROBABLE DAMAGE TO FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The steamship Manhattan of the Williams
Guion Line arrived here Friday last, having been
detained about four days by heavy weather As she was
advertised 20 sail again Wednesday and 1t would re-
qure the greatest efforts to unload and load her before
that day. the agents applied 10 the Custom House Tor
permit proceed with the work during the night Inc
granting Of such permits has been customary for years
but this occasion the agents met with decueu
refusal and II announced that Collector Murphy had
determined TO entirely do away with the practice, iVT
port, and orders were Immediately issued Dy MpVr,
herhn the freight agent, for her detention IN md ND
passengers which 10 have gone In the mnnhatan
The OF the trouble appears to have Dee ee % hon
nerln which the National Steamship Company hNe pe'n
conducting business for some time, seNeru Vh s
stored away ON the dock aud mixed up so So as & a. d
uncertain II "a not claimed that THIS company ms eNtr
occasoned the Department any trouble puI ,a'' III
The substance Of Mr.. Murply's orders on saturday
was that more goods should be dischargcd during uo
l1S ts tn t,ke i'm cargo shonld be granted until the
inward bound cargo completely discharged Inc
difficulty occas0ned by this order u much greater t
would at first appear Tor II Is eonsldered w
and it has been tho custom To load one portion
of the vessel while another Is unloading; ana mus
tn keen the shin properly trimmed. The restflc-
lion from unloading at night could have been ohsct
by using tat time for taking in cargo were not dor & to
additional prohibition. The Collector seems 10 nave
realized the difficulty but has attempted solution not
altogether adapted tO the needs OF coinerre' 1eset
day the following order was issued to the several steam
ship companies: . 49,, 4,
The vessels IN coal aui ballast but cargo must not DC
takcn on board IN II h- inward cargo b discharged
This additional clause the different companies look up
on as absurd Five hundred tuns of cargo must be Ic-
tanned i'm these vessels In addition 10 the usual bala'l
and this want the Collector proposes % supply by taxing
i'm 500 tnns OF ballast aud aferWard dschaggng 1t t.
make room for cargo The agent Of the williams * Guoh
Company stated that this method would require more
than two weeks clear vessel after her arrival.
The heaviest of the delay falls upon the smppers
Sixteen firms represented IN this city had shipped 500
bales of cottou In the Manhattan for tomorrow, wmch
will have tu hc delayed one week longer. Ihe c0hpa-
mics and this port think they are likely 10 lose tle
foreign cotton tIadc as the owners will naturally ship
direct to Liverpool from one uf the southern scapns'
thus avoiding the weeks delay here, the loSs OF the
time occupied n the voyage hither and the consequent
danger cargo.