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

HUGH FILM,
my194tw -4----
GRAND INAUGURATION
LOW PRICE J.
Homer, CoIIaday & Co.,
1912 Do I414 Chestnut St.
PHILADELPHIA,
ARE NOW OFFERING THE WHOLE OF THEIR
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
Dress Goods, Silks, ETC., Etc.
Replete With all the Choicest NoU-
elites of the Season,
TOGETHER WITH
LARGE Invoices of Desirable Goods,
PURCHASED IN THIS MARKET FOR CASH AT
AsToNIsHINcLY LOW RATES.
H.. a co, conclude that 1t is only necessary tt
quote few Of their offerings as an index Of the
prices at which this SUPERB STOCK Will be dis
posed Of, to insure an early call
Handsome Double-width Chene Mohairs, s7,4 cents
Double-fold Foulard Mohairs As cents.
pouble-fold Norwich Poplins, in the new ligh
shades, 90 cents.
Hoyle's Yard-widc English Prints, 95 cents.
| Printed Satin Cloth, new article for the house o
| Walking Costume, So cents.
One case Of the Finest organdes imported, 40 cents
Real Scotch Ginghams in all colors, 25 cents
Two cases of French Foulard Mohairs, which sol
| by the piece for 65 cents, are now offered at 8
cents
Black LYONS eros Grains and Drap de Lyon, of tn
| best makes, from $1.50 to % per yard.
Chenc silks of the latest designs Of the Paris maj
ket, and extra quality, sold last Spring at $50
$3.50.
Striped silks from s1.bO to 5000.
Black Canvas Bareges, extra superb quality 90.
cents.
Black Canvas Bareges, rs cents.
Black Canvas Bareges all widths and qualities, u
| to SO.
Walking Suits Lace Shawls, Lace Points.
ALL AT THE NEW RATES.
apr, m,d&w, sept ,sm,d&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

The SYNOD OF BALTIMORE. In the Presbyter-
ian General Assembly, at Philadelphia, Monday,
the report of the committee on the geographical
arrangement of the various synods, was consid-
cred That of Baltimore was ordered to nclnae
our ministers and churches in Virginia. and West
Virginia east Of the Allegheny Ridge. To 1t also
is attached the Presbytery of Rio Janeiro."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

w man. recently arrived from Wales Has had
experience In the raising OF small ;
fruits and care Of ama @ GS IN
and management of lighthouses, greenhouses, anu
the propagation Of Plants e .sa d Ge
Address JAMES WILLIAMS,
my26,1ts Eiiehuaie' LIZ.
vxTANTED-In the country, girl or middle
w aged woman for homework and assist with
children. Address, for one week., ,,n.,
my24.1td.1tw McDOnough DEL
WYE HAVE WALL BRUSHES Of all sizes. Also,
w shoe brushes and horse brushes, which we
my7tf Second and Market streets.
AIDES come and see our hanging baskets. We
Ia have them both pa painted R a9a Fs1yanl1eae
my7.tf Second and Market SITS.
Grover &Baker's
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
Seapiia0 Machines.
Excel all others.
They are more simple and durd-
Die, easier Kept IN order make
stronger and more elastic stitch,
l
| others They se,u all fabrics from tco
common spools, require no re-,rind-
| ingQf thread. fdsten both ends fthe
scam by their orn operation, and
though cuery fJth stitch is cut the
seam ,rin notri.
They Stitch, Hem. Fell.
Cord Bind, Tuck, Quilt,
Gather, Braid Embroider,
Rutle, Puff, and excel in
Every Glass of Machine
Work.
GROVER Do BAKERS
Improved Shuttle Stitch
Sewing Machines
For Manufacturing,
l ARE THE LATEST AND BEST.
We request the attention Of
TUTORS Manufacturers Of Boots
and Shoes, Carriage Trimmings,
Clothing, and Others requiring
> The use Of the most e6ectipe
lock Stitch Machines
to these New Styles tohich pos
y sess unmistakabte advantages
n over all others
\ The Continued Triumph
II OF THE
" ..GroUer C Baker,
4 ia the best Evidence ef their merit
ly Over 100000 are non in usr,
and their sales yearly in
nv crease against most deter
a. mined competition.
Oh ------
or OFFICE:
n sol MARKET ST.,
49, Wilmington,
u nf ap1s,of,tf,d&w della WARE.
a'cSii CARDWELL & WALL,
, .en HOUSE PAINTERS Il CHALMERS,
ALI SHOP: TENTH AND SIMPLIFY STREETS,
cg-Country work attended to. nov2olyd&v
,iar WAsHlhoroN COX,
me STONE MASON AND CoNTRACTC
Onlce-2O2 W SEVENTH STREET,
jan2I6m Wilmington, De
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

The Young Mems Catholic Philopatrian Liter
airy Institute will give a dramatic entertainment
in Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday evening, June
9th, which promises to be most interesting al
fair. They will give two dramas, one entitled;
ireland as it Was" which will doubtless appeal
strongly to the fervid patriotism of our fellow
citizens of Irish descent, and the other; The
y;nua entertainments of this Society have been
yery successful, and we wish lovers of the drama
not to neglect this exhibition
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

The ship yard Of the Harlan \ Holiingsworth
Company, presents just now quite an animated
scene. There are two large steamers OH the
stocks, one Of which will be ready to launch in
few weeks, At their wharves lie the iron collier
for the Philadelphia and Reading lsailroad Com
pa ssybo aapSlu rs " the Padephia and vii
mington line, undergoing repairs, the steamboat,
l line. undergoing repairs and being repainte,d,
The steamer Ionsiies, belonging to the !, Itch,
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac r.. H., ai,d
nlyny between Washington and Acquia creek
icing cng thoroughly overhanlcd and rettel, and there
are -four wooden side-wheel ocean steamers, nc
final disposition of which rests on Heaven aii'
Tim Continental Congress-.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

For beauty and strength of stitch they have no
SUPERIOR; for simplicity and strength Of build they
stand unequal for ease Of management they charm
even chdren for quickness they make 5000 stitches
per hour more than any other. They are handsome
neat, convenient. They baste hem, gather, ruffe,
fril, embroder, braid, fell, tuck, bind, cord and
quilt They sew thick or thin, beaver or muslin
They are warranted in every respect by a regular
legal guarantee Price, with cover and all the i'm
provements as above, $780, Terms to suit
All Sewing Machines in the market Will be found
here at lower prices than the regular agencies.
We repair and improve all kinds Of Sewing Ma
chimes. and warrant them for three months Ma
chimes exchanged and to rent Trimmings for any
Sewing Machine. Any mail communications
We want reliable person in every locality to act
"A agent Any person willing to give his whole time
| can make money without need OF capital
The Machines can be bought OF our travelling
| agents at the same rates.
rvos tyeoww G. PATRON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

VNJANTED-A situation by young married
w man, recently arrived from wales. Has nad
considerable experience In the raising OF small
fruits and care Of evergreens and flowers, &c In all
its branches; is well acquainted with gardening ing
the propagation of plants; understands well the
care Of horses and cattle Had, in the Old Country,
confidential situation, and is not afraid 70 work.
Address JAMES WILLIAMS,
my96.1 Glendale, DEL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

We are pleased to learn that plans are ., being
shortlv 10 he erected by the Masonic Hall Com
pany, on Market street, above Eighth, II ~
now probable that the foundation and cellar
walls Will be built next autumn, and then let lay
through the winter, to settle; Next spring work
been almost definitely determined to run the
building through the whole length Of the square;
This will give them building 90 by 2lS feet and
some idea of its size can be gained by compari-
son with the Institute Building, which Is % by
iii feet. The auditorium will be in the form OF
an Amphitheatre, and will seat 1900 people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

yors and 2OOO quarts for Philadelphia came
ayer the Delaware Read on Tuesday, mostly from
stations in Somerset and Wicomico countless. on
tha Eastern shore II. Il. There was one consign-
ment however, from Seaford. The berry pros
poet is now very fine, and immense quan.i. a,a
Tie crop this year will be fifty per cent. larger
than that Of last year, and it will be remembered
that that was the largest ever raised. The Nai-
road company appears to have made admirable
arrangements for getting the fruit to market.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

OPENING OF THE wILnuSaros & READING.

There is said to be a prospect that the old
Gettysburg Railroad, named by the political
worm" will soon be sold and that it may fall
into hands able TO extend it eastward to York
and South-westward to Hagerstown, a Fred
erick, (NId) paper says it is splendid structure
the track, aqlieducts, masonry and all, and can
not be exceiled by any railway track IN the
United States
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
The Insane Man.

by Oruer OF tl6 BOafu.
JAMES HOUSTON, Secretary
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

WYE HAVE WALL BRUSHES Of all sizes. Also,
w shoe brushes and horse brushes which we
| sell very Cheap j, A. ROBINSON Il CO.,
| myItf Second and Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

The colored people Of Port Deposit will cele-
brate the Fifteenth Amendment by mass meet
ing and procession on June End.
At the last meeting of the Elkton Building
Association money sold at 3Ol5 per cent.
Elkton children have the whoopng cough.
Professor Vaughn has reopened the Academy
at Elkton.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
Col. Albert ordvay1,, late Of the United

Col. Albert Ordway, late Of the United
States army.
WAsif1NaroN, October 8.-There ,was
an extraordinary session of the Cabinet
to-day. Fish submitted the draft of q
proclamation, which was approved and
will be issued to-day or tomorrow,
in effect prohibiting the use OF our har-
bors by armed vessels of belligerents as
points OF observation or menace toward
vessels in our waters, about to leave
port; in other words, to prevent vir-
tual blockade of our ports by armed yes
sells; and also forbidding the use of our
ports as depots for supplying weapons of
war and munitions to balligerents.
10 P. M.-The neutrality proclama-
ton regarding armed vessels, was issued
this afternoon.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
For Sale.

rrss, THAT Valuable Tract of LAND, lying
g4on tho Barhamvile Road and the Char
-Q-lotte Railroad about II miles from the
city OF Columbia, tanning twenty one acres,
moro or loss, and having on it beautiful site
spring Of water, and accommodations for five
or six hands; it is about two-thirds cleared
and is most admirably situated and watered
for vegetable or "truck" garden, lying be-
tween The two branches which forms tho
stream flowing through DR.. Parker's place,
and composed partly OF the Same soil on
which DR.. Parker raised over 200 bushels of
corn to the acre. Possession given on the 1st
apply ut this Office, or to
l.. Il. BECKWITH,
Oct 3mo Orapgeburg, &. C.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
Sheriff 9 Sales.

PY virtue OF sundry tax executions, to me
DAY IN NOVEMBER next, in front Of tho
Court House in Columbia, within the legal
hours ours Hn,fSn the following property. viz:
corner OF Assembly and Senate streetss in the
city OF Columbia, levied on as the property Of
Anna Lott at,ithe suit OF the city OF Columbia
os. Anna Lott, for taxes.
Tho HOUSE and LOT, on the Southeast
corner OF Richardson and Richland streets, in
tho city OF Columbia, levied on as the pro-
Columbia o. p. N. Lynch, for taxes.
ALSO,
HORSE and BUGGY; also, the House and
Lot on Assembly street. between Plain and
Taylor streets, in the oity of Columbia, levied
OH as the property of John Lynch, at the suit
OF the city Of Columbia vs. John Lynch, for
taxes.
The HOUSE and LOT on the corner OF
Richardson and Lumber streets, in the city
OF Columbia, levied on as the property Of w.
Lyles,, ut the suit OF the city of Columbia rs
The HOUSE a.d LOT on the corner of
Taylor and Barnwell Streets in the city OF
Burdell, at the suit Of the city OF Columbia
Us. John Burdell. for taxes.
ALSO,
Marion streets. in the city Of Columbia, lowed
on as the property Of Mrs. Wylie. at the suit
Of the city OF Columbia us. Mrs. Wyle. for
taxes.
LOT. on the corner Of Washington and Ma
rion streets, in the city OF Columbia, levied on
as the property Of Nj. A. Shelton, at the suit
Of the city Of Columbia us. ID. A. Shelton, for
taxes.
That tract OF LAND, containing Four acres,
more or less, situated on Gervais street, be-
yond the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, in the city of Columbia, as the pro-
perty Of R. G. Lamar, Trustee, at tho suit Of
the city OF Columbia vs. II. G. Lamar, for
taxes.
The HOUSE and LOT, on Lincoln street,
between Gervais and Lady streets, in the city
OF Columbia, levied on as the property OF
kmma Jackson, at the suit of the city OF CO.
lumbia Us. Emma Jackson, for taxes.
ALSO,
The HOUSE and LOT, on the corner Of Lau-
rel and Wayne streets, in the city Of Columbia
levied on as the property of James Dunning,
at the suit OF the city Of Columbia us. James
Dunning, for taxes.
The HOUSE and LOT, on Pickens street.
between Taylor and Plain Streets levied on as
the property OF Patrick H. Flanagan, at the
suit of the city Of Columbia pS. Patrick H.
Flanagan, for taxes.
The HOUSE and LOT on Gates street be-
tween Senate and Pendleton streets levied on
as the property Of the Estate Of Jesse Rabbi
at the suit Of the city Of Columbia vs the Es-
tate of Jesse Rabb, for taxes. Terms cash.
Sept % NTH F. T. FRAZEE, s. Il. c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
FINANCIAL AND COmMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, s. G., October 9.-Sales of
cotton yesterday, about 20 bales-mid-
dlings 1334.
NEW YORK, October 8-Noon. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat and corn
dull and heavy. Pork eteady, nt 2s 60
Cotton heavy-uplands 1651; Orleans
1917; sales 900 bales 62's 1873. Money
596. Sterling-long 81; short 93I.
Stocks steady. Southern's very dull
P. M.-Money easy, ut 5. Sterling
dull, ut 83l@S7S. Gold 133s@131S.
Governments closed dull. 62's 1879.
Southern's dull and generally steady.
Cotton closed dull and lower; sales 1,50O
bales-uplnnds 1614. Flour inactive and
unchanged. Wheat shade easier-win-
ter red and amber Western 1.30@1. SO.
Corn shade easier, but more active, at
83(@85. Pork quiet, at 25.30@25. .62.
Lard firm-kettle 18@181s. Freights q
shade firmer.
BALTIMORE. October s.-Flour active
and higher-Howard strict superfne
5.25@5 rs. Wheat quiet and prices un-
changed. Corn dull-white 9O@1. OIL.
Pork firm, at 267O@27.O0. Bacon ac-
tive, and advancing--shoulde Az
Whisky firm, at 81. Cotton less active,
but prices maintained-low middlipgs
l5M; sales 275 bales; stock 3.109.
ST. LOUIS. October 8.-Flour and corn
dull and unchanged. Bagging firm and
unchanged. at 29E03O. Provisions ad-
vanoing Pork $3.50. Shoulders IA;
clear sides 19. Lard steady, at 151a@1G.
CINCINNATI, October 8.-Flour dull
family 5G0@5.75. Corn-new 45; old
6O@62 Pork in good demand, at 25-
asked 25l3. Bacon active-sboulders
1872; clear sides 18. Whiskey dull, at
8G(GS7.
BosToN, October 8..-Cotton quiet
middlings 163s@l61s; sales 800 bales;
stock 500.
CHARLESTON, October 8.-Cotton quiet
and -middlings 141s(G14aas; sales
600 bales; receipts 2.27S; stock 1854.
AUGUSTA, October 8.-Cotton market
closed dull and declining; sales 1882
bales-middlings IA; receipts LOTS; sales
of the week 5,818; receipts Of the week
6,725; stock on hand 2,874.
SAVANNAH, October 8.-Cotton quiet
,niddlings 14556; sales 900 bales; receipts
1876; stock "a. .984.
MOBILE, October 8.-Cotton quiet and
easier. but nothing doing -middlings
14k@14A; sales GOO bales; receipts
1,377; stock 81 ,424.
NEW ORLEANS, October s. Cotton
Oomauu ihir, Dut prices ioWeF-mlu-
dlings 15L; sales $3.50 bales; receipts
fine 450; double 5.12%; treble $500
900; Corn-mixed rs; white 78. Pork
firmer-mess held at 27. 90. Bacon firm,
at 15@19. Sugar-nothing doing. Mo-
lasses-prime new 1.3O and very scarce.
Whiskey quiet rectified 90(@1.O2k.
Coffee-prime 1714@171I.
GALVESTON, October 8.-Cotton steady
and in fair demand-good ordinary 13;
+ sales $50 bales; stock 5000.
LONDON, October 8-Noon.- -Consols
2lG@925S. Bonds 913s.
LIVERPOOL, October 8-Noon.-Cot-
ton opens quiet-uplands 85S@s24; Or
leans o..
LIVERPOOL, October Evening.
Uplands cotton 856@824; Orleans O.;
speculation and export 10000 bales.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
SheriFs Sale.

PY virtue OF sundry executions, to me di-
~ rected. will sell, on the FIRST MON
DAY i'll November next, in front Of the Court
One BALE ofCOTTON. Levied on as the
property Of Thomas W. Pope, at the respect.
i've cults OF Richard Flanagan and D. @. Pei1-
otto Son, us. Thomas W. Pope. Terms
cash. p F. FRAZEE s, r. c.
Sept 23 NTH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
Hardy Solomon & Co..

TTAVING entered into the manufacture OF
ILL BRICK aud QUARRYING OF GRANITE.
and purchased of Mcssrs. Wright Vim, one
OF their new patent Brick Machines. capable
of turning ont from 40, 600 to GO, 600 bricks per
day, arc now prepared TO make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities OF bricks
desired. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, at his
store, or at the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sent 5
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
TO Make Room

IL OR my extensive stock of DRY GOODS
CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS, Ladies' and
Gcntlcmen's FURNISHING GOODS, UNI
1RELLAS, &C., offer my entire stock Of
SHOES at cost. JACOB SULZBACHER.
Sept 20
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09

hLSU,
The HOUSE and LOT. on Gates street, be-
tween Senate and Pendleton streets, levied on
as the property Of the Estate Of Jesse Rabbi
at the suit Of the city Of Columbia vs the Es-
tate of Jesse Rabb, for taxes. Terms cash.
Sept % NTH r. T. FRAZEE, s. Il. G.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

for every S00 of the former there may be obtained
$1,000 If the later bonds, bearing the same rate of
interest 6 per cent in con not suhect 10 he called
in for twenty-five years, and founded upon Sc
curity sufficient 10 satisfy the most critical investors
The Central Pacific Railroad is one of the most
prominent and productive lines the Continent,
and its securities have ready and active market,
both in this country and in Europe. They can
always be converted into money as readily as the
bonds Of the Government, and their stability and
safety are thoroughly established ana universally
recognized.
Having originally negotiated these bonds and
knowing their value. we make a speciality of dealing
in them. as in Government securities, and have no
hesitation in recommending them to our friends and
customers contemplating investments or the eX-
change of Fiyc-Twentles FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

P1ApErH1. Oct: l7Coton dali; Nidng Upland Isl astc
Gulf Isle Clover seed sess at - d+6 5o Timothy - 5a
81 Extras 45d IS 5O Extra Families unchanged Wheat firmly
held; Indiana and Ohio Red at Jeds 80 Amber = 4q+ IS
du whit soas2c Provisions frT Mes PoIh SO So Lard lot
glide Petroleum steady and unchanged whky-smaI supply
BaLIIsosE oct I7-Coton frmer; Mldlng lsdlsie Pour
steady fairy setiVs o~sr sugersa e. 2Sd 3 75 Do EI
s6 IS; do Extra 80 23ds7 2ji DO Fsmy II sass IS;
western Supefne =5G IS 80, do eIa IS ,d 50; do Family
= 7o' Good to Prime ~ 60; Fair si i5a s
Corn irregular; White 73ase yellow, s5 Western NJ red
90 bacon lru Rib sides l Rib lsio shoul
den BE Hans Lard srm lie WHISKY quiet scarce
tH,xY Oct Ir-rhere h an improved milling demand for Wheat
.ses Eve lots No Amle InsnA at 81 42i lot.
snail bag 81 IS Rye quiet aad nominal value
entirely neglected Barley rules seldy With fair mailing de-
sivd two car lots Canada West Is and bag. No
sow d sl TO- Tbs ruling OF ,h for 10
bush Stat. the elevator at s and on, car lot 80 Chicago Soc
an bag, state at aslc and State In bag, a 5s-
MmvArsrE Oct 7-rGSI aImeI hiiIa Spring - 1sa ts
s O6 snd R- nominal 0ss qges al c fr No. Barley
fmsr spring s;e Live Hog. doll AMI nominal Reops-
I9 Soo su.i Wheat Frrighs Al oc 10 Osweso IOc
ToLrDc D. 5floaI ST siy S.ih @Gsas sHln Wheat .i-
sGysuene fair demand No Gae No. 6sc. al
,sLsss & se Rseipt-1foo III. FoGf 2oS bush Wet 100
bH m $50 hufh oats 81 neHtso bbs Foar, $3.50
ba,h. wheat 5Ool bu,h. ~, ioo,s bu.h. o....
h,nd Corn steady: Ne So 2ao5e Oais dull and noui.
r Petroleum da Crude deelnng sales st 80 sned oad.
MSmrs oct i7COoB Isle receipt. 4a bales,
,srs s47 dali AMI unchanged 1gdfl
Ir IA ls.c t26 50a tZ7 BsoonSLosrs ls sides 9i
i1,.vnlr oct I7-Tobseoo-- o. hlds at 81 sass 81 tor
tr emor g. good Leaf Bsggug quiet aJc Cooa
MlBg li Flour hnn kIs Family +3 q Wheat qu.t, Choice
Ked snI WAt 81 lJasi CE oGiet tbo,es sb,ssd Oil &c
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE STATE OF TRADE

LONDON Oct I7-l:J0 .Cono opened 92i for money
9 Qg2l for American securities quiet and steady L. s. Five
TSeuty bonds 1862 S9t 1885, OIL e3 J57 30; TenFores @
Socks steadi Enc Railway shares, 49, Illinois Centrs liz
Atlantic and Great Western. Il
LrygsPooI oct l-ll:3) m-Co,ton opened firm Mdiline
Upands SD Mddlng ORLEANS 83d The sales Of the day est;
mated & Y OC0 ales
LovDoS 7l:9p mAmerean securities quiet Stocks quiet
LGvgHPootr Oct l7lD mWheat rfmeT FOR all descriptions
Flour 6ruer Pork declining. Lari
LoNDoS 7-:JOp mConso closed at 92i for money 90. d
American securities closed and
1862 s9t I6 e5i 1867 TeHFces 86l Railway stocks que
and ,cady; lsi Illinois Central ia. Atlantic and Great
Western u.
LyERPooL Oct i7: nCoiton closed buoyanti Middlins
Vpand, a. MddFrg Orleans SD sales Of the day $500 bales
1900 Tor speculation and eIp'r
LoND0S Oct l7-4.J1 m-TailOw tmer at 81 Lnseed Oh
easier at 928 0d 92s l5'.
AsrwERP Oct I7-Poeum 5o francs for Standard White
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF yEw-YoRK.

PORT OF YEw-YoRK. RK.........................Oct II.
CLEARED.
ton FrSrpaia Bmrs fortsSl; Ke Ws RuIh aaPps
Annie Chase Wilmington, Deli Beverly Brewer Pa-dpha Pan
ShSs-T haI; N1Fh.n Marshall LveTOoIi Hudson Pratt
Barss-M Weir - Antwerp Naoya famA, - London w.
Bhss@ss Lodge Allen Cork Falmouth sor ors sGp.s,
Ber9um crs o BLANCHARD Ielu P,P5 s,SG. Ss.ss Sss.
ST. JoGH n. b H. Curtis Merrman Ss.auu-h, -. rox,
.G ssvSSss IL key Collin WHsj Mss.aa' s...
& S,G, peep k,T s.ceI fS. Ss.s,oo y.ne HaSS.
stanford
s.n.,,nI, I,, Orr. Iioa oci 5 sad osen'tosn Oct sts'
seansAip ctv of Brooklyn, Brooks Liverpool Oct ''@ s'''
t5sns;I sIs,. sV. .. fs :.s EsG NJ; 3,
AsfG' sGiS FdPts Fs%s F Fs5 !,., S,' s.
sHs Five brother; Issse; sss:aiSss Ssa' ssD
1a sisa KsSo+iE Ist.aaa 1 I..s s si T:5s Vs. s.,
o. H. Boom '"sA MARIA Pier'oh, A<1aHdr~
49, ,,,So HayAaa, arrived =; this por, esorts;
oea TO- a. % ,. ~ 20 fore aud mamma Standing os
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@ ;Sa' .s, s S' as''a TSs aos ''p d.7ss. four
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from Dariea - NJ, y Paced In hr Bafipore brig. Italia
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FOREIGN rORT>.
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lis, moo. has arured here.
DISASTERS.
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