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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18

CoFFRg-The deman has from ioble Fo and ~
Offering Other kinds Dali but steady sales Of 9 Tag RIO = d.,
terms and bags Domingo bond at Sc ech Toe ge'tn3y
Of goods Quarantine Of muca annogance t. ne l az
Coffee sugar &c. Monday next " at toe one Of ~
Sons No. III Walt 10 tA ne s h Y,Ciops srd oas o. oa
the commerce o. this port present Quarantine regulation
Ad SAsHheS At ii 7Si8c SberS &c.
FLOUR MRALThe market for Western aud stat our : n
active and iTsgu1' ,ss boy s fes sbiaTH ard o ia
Irs. s new" Mp' s & trade have purchased Ouas @
az an adSsac. Family grades sod well at extreme Pnc'' '
s ISSS b SJ We 50 Goa IS 20 IL IS eoas' IS
No. S sss s ira ira shgPag o@
state lti; 9@ S. ~ WA rde E s,i, "9
% Ss Ss sRygS1 R,i ga lad ara 4so Csc
MSne.a,a nl Ioss Ell 70 os. P2ss SI s %
h1 ONO A anG MeR .aa a G.ncsee El brandt ga
so SoT'n .ae. r Of go hSs We quote 80,
A and Ge,Igs.oo E5si ~, 70 s S,a fap e 70 3
Freescksl aud Pe;ersbarg Coantr' ''''''' "a %
Richmond Country, Extra ~ S
Ge S, And b Is ,I AMI o aasi ale. Of b5 We
we,te IS 9, .l - on - . ,, 5 7i & We auss.
cI S Meal Western 25a NJ BrSe p-h q "a
FREIGHTS qaet She Only rgagt4es' 49, es p ssn
learn bale Cotton q, H. .' n, g S S,s sI ss
Live 6ieese at fair prime Western and ''a
N GSAlSrae Wheat market open sPI an a. 's -. y
S Sy ,r oar iaa s5.' he dem,n ah,l fIs-1 e
drew AMI prices shiPping Qualities dsei"" Nh tai
The ssIss are $4,000 bg.h a. ~ ~ 10. si IS 10
T. "a A. ~ ga a pot fr No hiAana, ~. -, n
ii 40 To arrive eAIlyj I'll &a = >. 70" Anue' % ree
80 fs ~ uerinA Barley Mat l. in far deasnd .is . "A,
~ H., mn A .ss Cor SD 81 . nf ~ re
a.. a., Ia ,er AMI olosc dali for conm'n qss w = "A
" 80 hnsh Al asc for Canadian. New Oho a. 'uta E.e on s
~ :, - I'M ..orr snl % sost ana STATE o. ~ -
an r,r and aaoaL setvv sad s'sedy - \. h.er
~ AZ al N lof State and Canslsp, 10 hon AZ - =. 4
az cloe. duu and Tor mosi lc'npurs - 80 :, 90
& ~ ss Ia Damp Unsornii Ne~ Western h's ,,, As
.as -. r., fhcic, .hiesv Nc ala 81 Ci Wes'e,u
a, o. OF, 40 YsAo~ sad Regrd Yellow - y "a, nod
Fct'xNtEs The suAuss either bess 81 CDh a. a. -
s,,t. ssd prere sre Change 9uoe AZ 40
former Fud ~ Gle for the ~ - -. II ...iyg 10 oar
srIe, for Maaira lAst ahd pHoe As a
O.hrr Ind. arc teryd 81 s'Nll -1'.~
sI-r ~ s.. prices pOgn-ly srehahff'l - oi. 10
UOPs-TLe market = quiet All prov are 1s'r~' w
an hr New, and Tor Od - ,s,r, no r.
The market va 10 ~
20 al. sl4 hhds aud "a tcs.of low srade oil ron" NV
:, 49, sLn 2a hlrA VI private ierius ., - ,,.t.ye
NAVAL sTORES-Sphts Tueuint = Hea' ~ sLuvas 40
mani; sales 40 bills herebsItADs al ~-S ALL - WV
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THE MONEY MARKET.
lALEs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

o BJTVk
2COo L. s. $50 Coz % ll9l 80 90 u $ $40 Goa % 'iiG
IA n : 51O Con 20 .....itiA 2O000.... .'.'''''''
l0i O'CLOCK. ~.
Sails of STATE B0a-Raread BoHfsBdak AMI hai"o'"-hP
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The total amount OF canal tolls received during the
three weeks OF navigation in May 1862 was sDsSO2 So
for same period in 1870 s25i9l2 &c deficiency for May,
1870, Sls4,39O ~.
The following are the Government quotations OF hessrs
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

FARAuNG.-For g man who Is thoroughly in
earnest farming offers grand field for Effort but
the man who 70 only half 10 earnest WHO thinks
that costly barns, imported stock and nicely
rolled lawn are the great objects OF attainment,
may accomplish pretty results, bat they will DO
small ones. So the dDlettante farmer, who las a
smatterng Of sclencs, whose bead is filed with
nostrums, who thinks his salts will do 1t all, who
dossa his crops DOW to ieebleness and new
70 an unnatural eInbsrance, who dswdies over
bis lamentations while bis neilhboT'a oxen are
breaking into his rye Geld, who has no managing
capacity, no breadth Of vision, who Esnds Two
men to accomplish the WORK Of o2s-let such q
man give up all hope Of making farming lucra-
live pursuit. But U a man, as we said be, be
thoroughly in esTnest, If be have the sGgscity to
see all over tho farm TO systematic his labor, to
carry out his plans punctuslly and thoroughly
II he IL not above economics nor needless TO the
teachings Of science, nor unobservsnt Of progress
elsewhere, nor neglectfu OF such opportunities as
were the Yale Agricultural Lectures-let hin
work, for he will have bis reward. But even
such an one will nsveT come to bis "iour In
hand" except they be colts of his own raising
or TO private concarts in his own grounds, excep
what the birds NAKED. g, Mitchell,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
III ifnE SADDLE,

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hl *. lne Ialus n saSot S,,sera; uoosrs
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Lhe llle 'om eVi 49,, ~ H., NJ sinoa,a
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Ann fancy w III 49,, sJ,e no rianas1, .,o,v
"ouhu 'Ain en''a'in '''e P's'''""'
Aeown tne street anu tnIougn ,ny .o""
- We eanteieu, hsnr seoie s9E 49,,
Fhsh 70 the Ioo,nnl' warm anu p,um''
AMID tne meno" Suiniher "eA'ne''
plnted with gold and amelhyst
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
PUBLIC SA LIE
DaIrymeu and Lovers OF Fin

Bt0Ghs
Your attention IS called to the large sale Of POI,
sofai Uroperty on the farm OF John recipes IN
Hundred. miles from wilmington "a
tho Lancaster Turnpike, on ThuksDAfi toe iV,h
day OF February, 1910, at 10 O'Clock. a. me- to-Wi'--
~ Five head Of superior work and n
.-~S-s,s driving horses US tollowSi No. !. I5AA
iIl1 is Jennie, large bay mare years - -
old ii 1ood worker and driver; No. q Fannie, pIenn
mare years old, a good worker and an excellent
leader; No. 8, fashion, q large bay mare Z years
I'D, n GOOD worker and can trot utle In four min
Uins So. a. Flora l'ghl Bay IN re years old, fine
siEe and styIe and a good saddle mara, OF STANLEY
srock; No. g. Captain, sorrel horse, u years DID,
n 0Oo worker and an excellent ladg's hackney.
.s1-Jl-J Also. 81 head Of we'll selected e3AzS4
ktlrfj Lancaster ooadty daily cows all OF kR1N~
EAAizswhich VIII be IN profit By Day q Aasss 81.
so the lion Boy. thoroughbred Alderney buu
years old; yesIllUg bulls. one Alderney and one
Durham gbssd o GaeStsr County ~
" ~ shOat pigs (csn't be beatty sow'EW
* ", with plga,and one Chester county sAassa5s@
also ali farming utensils, consisting OF laIgre6
open wage suitable tor farm or roaa pnrposeSi
deHrbcn', carts, nearly nSTi nay PEG. pf har.s
Iske j rxcelsor Mower and Reaper Machine, one
sleigh $ ploughs 2harrowss cultyators grindssone,
log empty barrels LOT OF Sncas rav o'YR T.nWio
corn shelter Ihay and fodder cutter lot OF truck
baskets, barrel Of vinegar wheelbarTow, hal pas,
S sSS Sa nnss orc set double
harliess, set of plough harness, coiAra, b[ldles,
haters set Of cart harness and other articles tot
AiSo, lYt Of dairy fixtures consisting OF dnEsI
milk pans. butter cooler, large ohurn twih ohuri
Also, a lSs Of pure white sprOut potatoes for seed
! TERNS.--An sums under $40 CASH op al sums Q
$40 and over credit Of sig months VIII be aiYen ?
dof5er, interest added tsix per cent Three pc
! cent, on for cash, JohN r EYE hnSs
l., W. sTIDHAM s. son, AuCtiOnssrs and Res
| retate agents. lanHI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
valuable EARN at Private

..AA intending 10 retire from farming, will
Etg,.i soil at Private Sale, my valuable IIm on
HallH Hundred, New oastle County, DelswaIe,
immedlatoy adjoining the hourshing town q Deia-
wae city and lying on eaeS sldS I npou The river
Delaware, and containing 277 ACHES. In nus
property los In two tractsone containing 10y M
fronting about ono thousand yarus upon ne INSa
DSaa are; tbe other containing llb acres lylng on
the Chesa neake and Delaware canal DOM i"ine
dstely adjoining Delaware CITY; loo storv BRICK
HOUSE, barn, and shedding, and o'her neecasA''
Se farm is in high state Of cultivation. stocked
with a variety OF choice fruits. Fences IN gooo oi
der, a., a.. ,,.,sa. nj this
time pr esents opportunities 70 capitalists ana ppeS
ulators such AZ are rarely TO be met Will 81 INA
ware City is the terminus Of the fennsy ran,rai
neiawRro Railroad, and the Pennsylvania Senu sa
prnnosp 10 gbip over this road and from DelawI \,
Ety ali the coal going eoaswise passing over tneH
''T ~, Pennsylvania and Delaware Railroad !apss
the Pennsy!vania Central at Parkesburg anu re, ~
miles long, making IS miles legs % peIawsle nsis
| from ParkesbnrR, than to Philadelphia anu Deln
ware City being forty mixes nearer tho sea thnn
PHILADELPHIA with an uninterrupted wint us ns or
go 4 dS;g9 nDt S1 or est tbe 9reSsest
This road Il now under contract with grading com
ploted for several miles and VIII be raplus pusns
iOTT b Sa M NJ contains about thousand yards
rivur front. It'll the channel OF the river Iunh,n
neaily 10 the river, making II one OF the most az
sirabic lOoatous for wharhng or shipping purposes
along the front at this point .,.,, 49,, ,yt,
TIo land, upon the completion Of this roau' WI
he imnsnsely valuable for building purposes rs
viii require but little grading, being nearly isye
| tne Cow EnInent built during the war, toruho
tlon known M "Ten Gun Battery; !" -...,.
= Vbis property will be sold together or separate
as dseireJ. ANY Information with regard to Pri
| and terms, can he had by applying TO me ~ pe'
ware city, OF on the premises' ,>,,, ,,upurs
tpg Delaware City, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

ba. suHRNcK'B PuLMoNIc srRuP fcr the cure Of
,auehs. Colds and Consumption. -sr
Ur Schencks Seaweed Tonle for the cure OF Dys-
snsa and all the pebilitated Conditions OF the
St0mach. - ..,
Liver OF 10 act as a Gentle Purgative,
All Of these three Medicines are Often requ.fed III
ewing CONSUMPTION, though the Pulmonic sylup
eed ronc and Mandrake PILLS. assist In regulating
lie Stomach and Liver, and help the Pulmonc Sy-
10 10 digest and search through the blood vessels
10y which means a cure Ii soon enected.
These Medicines are eonseientiously offered 70 ire |
pub as the only safe, certain and reliable remedy
fr ulmoDary Consumption, and for all those MFR
gd 'ndtiOns Of the body which lead to that fatal
lsoAo. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are often
ioTerunners of Consumption, and when they mani
Il themselves they require the most prompt Atten.
tlsn.
o .0ng probation before the public. Its value has
hien proved by the thousand of cures 1t has made
through period Of more than thlrty-hve years, 10
~ N which time It's reputation has Increased and
TIC most obstinate akephcism can no longer doubt
NAT II Is n remedy which may he used with conf.
igoe III all cases Witch admit Of q cure. a..
II tho patient will perseyorlngly follow the diree-
uins whbh accompany each bottle. he will Ger.
tlGy be cured II his lungs arc not too much wasted
t'lnuke cure possible, Even IN cases supposed 70
10 inrrHble, when friends and physicians have de-
nlret the use OF thla Medicine has saved the lie
q tlb pa isn't and restored him 10 perfect heslth.
tary Consumption are within feuch OF medicine but
lie vlnpb sticay asserts that often when patients
ily5tu most alarming symptoms, such Ms violent
glu7h, creeping Glls, night sweats and general do
- Min ryIli tOtuch degree that they are obliged
tlit III Led, aud when they arc obliged to lie In bed
Ult when they are given UP by their physician the!
may st.ll he cured. No medical treatment cal
p;ea II, lungs but when the lungs are very sadl,
atstsci, and 70 SONS extent destroyed, cure ma,
10 ehyCted by DIR. Schenck's medicines.
Ais6 In Srrofllous Diseases these medicines ar
Clualiy cidc Client. Or, Schenck has photographs Of
iuInPt VI persons who have been nearly covered
; NIL running sores, and now ali healed up. Thi
sio,lsltg purifying properties which must BIO don
e. hipi cavities In the lungs.
irtl,e treatment Of consumption It u OF the ut
Isul,Inportn nee 20 give vlror and healthy tone
tic y,tsla Hence Ii Is necessary to streng then til
4ppdite OF the patient and improve the digestion.-
psnosr nouTlshnent is roo uired together with sue
.aeia Is viii make the food easily digesiibie. Tn
lisc5 most suitable for the diet OF ConsumpiiS
II hieG tre Luted "a atuituusiy In general. ii
H. yy,stiy organsinnst hs strenothened in d
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Such was the contrast. 1t recalls that between
the cavaliers and round-hrads In the great Eng
hsh rebellion, but with this dlitereDee-th5 officers
at New York, with the vices Of the cavaliers,
wasted their self-sachhcing loyalty to an ideal
king, such as Charles was not, and the British
soldiers fought because II was their profession,
indifferent TO the cause of the contest. In the
American camp was the Puritan devotion 10
liberty, with the piety, to he conceded TO them,
hut without their fanaticism with its brood OF
heresies. In politics and RELIGION.
The Jersey militia, before the recent success
Of Washington, ready to submit during the win.
ter of III, naddened by The outraees OF the
Hessians, everywhere turned out and hunted
them with the tories as they would have chased
noxlons beasts, and attacked the British foIaging
parties.
In NAV, General Washington left his winter
quarters, with his army of 1900 men, and post
ed them at Middlebrook, 10 miles from New
Brunswick, n. j., strong position which he
strengthened by fertilization. Howe, with his
veteran and well-appointed army, must soon
opeu the ciyapagn but with his worried ndo
hence and indecisiOn, be Hngefed-"Oecaust,
said he, "there was 10 green iond on The
ground" when he could In the hay and oats o
tLe last harvest have found better food for hi
horses Men anx!ousy asked what was hi
plan oI campaign; would he seize the stron'
positions on the Hudson, and cooperate witt
BnrpUyn, or was his object Philadelphia, -
Washington could not determine aud therefor
remained at Middlebrook, central point
whence he could move north or SOUTH as Howe
movement would require. Early Gfsulne, How
Established his headquarters At Brunswick, an
Having failed by o feIgned movement toward
Philadelphia to draw Washington from his in
ltra2ssxmspts, and to bring on genetal engagl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Public Sale oil valuable Town
RrnnpWfg

As-sA The subscriber vii! sell nj Pnhlc Sale,
MlEM al the Hotel OF T. a, NUusInt, IN she Town
Of ST. Georges, on sATTIlPAH, February tI
EsAsAk 9Th, 1870, nc 10 o'olucki q. NJ II thht 70.
or Messuage, nov IN the uGcupaacy of e. Slnpleipfu
and containing az Of land mora OK s., lylnY
In said town, situated on Pr0Ud Sweet, and bounded
by the landsofJ q. Sutton, $ q, Ytungman and
others. The improvements rCnt I uf ncnmmonlous
frame dwelling in thor0DEh repair, win Pump o.
excellent water in the phgd. Also good TENANT
house which rents for 635. Two good stables, one
OF which rents for s2 5O per anuuin The other being
heretofore retained for the Of he Tenants; Also'
a good slaughter House. Isl &c i1e house, emu corn
crib In perfect repair, including fleeing, go. Inc
above described property las been igr many years
past used as q Butchers Stand tor which It e espec
Tally adapted. The land is very rich aud well adept,
cd 10 trucking purpoHes the entire lr OF wtlDe SUN
IN one lot, and IL welt worthy tho attention OF Api
person who may desire to Engage in the business o.
butcherlnS or Trucking, the owner having SOLD al
OF his Interests in this tate and hurylnnd ana "
moved west, hns rCeolyedto close up lis bupnes,S5,
here. This properly therefore without tonbt wiz
be sold great bargain,
TERMS. Ten pcr cent. cash when the properly
| IL strrOk OF one third including tho 10 per cent
cash, when the dGtdis delivered, and the balanes
in one and two years. Possession gwen on tue ~
of March i.eEt. Far further pertemua Apply
Thomas 8, McWhOTter, 81. Georges, Del. .
| Ian3l ROBERT MONTiDMEHY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
-H'slcI- Tirtayy, VI i pa.c 40
'Nr.t,. as y =" ellington, vol. 5, page 10
10 be coNttRaed.l

TsE LAsE new YORK MCRpER.--Ths muir
der ola ?. r nan 10 View Fork, named William
Townsend ~ cnailel Reynolds proves to have
Jeen ere 0ftho most melancholy Of the many af-
fs'7s " NE kind hst haze lately occurred in that
city !7rra5ad kept grocery In basement in
h5dNol a.EeCt, oecHpyiuz tie rear as dwelling.
On sg.lTsa, :.i5a. Reynolds, who is described
~ d confess iiinf and !oatsr, entered the store
nnjc. lie f Jsn.e ofliquor aud demanded lodg-
ings hut as '2wnspni Eept no accommodations
for iod -er1 The a-rnsnt w45 refused. Reynolds
then grew very soasiys, aud upon Townssnd's
attempting I, gat Lin 5ut, be drew shoemaks
ers knit and stabbed hin 10 the heart. The
vcyms ltt.s gIi, thirteen years Of age, wal look
ing on wbc1 .he assassin committed the crime
and his wife, With five otber younger children
werG tn room back Of the store, and iust came
out to linc - sea the husband and father ral
hack dead
Reynolds has confessed that his real name 4
SyigaPtel Blyam, Lie Is native Of The south o
!reIaud, ana is. r4eD In this country iiSe yeaTs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

GRoouNG.-NJ prudent feeder can dispense
with that. Mscbi says ,-"The cost of grooming
my bullocks Is about one farthing per head per
week, and am sure 1t pays" II We reckon
tha cost at four timss this, or two cents per
week, 1t certainly pay bare. Cows need groom
ing as much as horses not at work. The tims
has come when every consideration, whether of
food, labor or condition affecting the growth or
milk or fatting of animals, must be carefully
weighed and decided BY the stock feeder.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Shot Gun, RIne ana FlsloI

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FIR ID K r X IL Il Il T y q,
M. III King Street, above Second, wilInn.tv lu
9hs subscriber respectfully lniosns his frlrna- ANA
Rportsmen generally that he still continues the n,s
afaoture OF Shot Guns, Rifles and pistols, at hE J
Jtanu NO. 214 King Street, and has ior sale lGlsG
and beautiful stock OF Fire Arms Among which are
DouRLR BARREL Guns FRoI Slt to ~.
SINGLE BARREL GUNS PnoM sd IL 10,
An kinds Of Plstols.-COlts Sharno's Aliens and
Hllith'a y NELSON'S RevOlyers with Cartridges, Ae
complete. Also Elys best double water PROT +,
eussloD Csps every slso Ball and Shot Game liss,
sud Cunning Apparatus generally. Fishing IaCkie
NC, constantly on hand and fol sale wholesale
| tail at the lowest cash prices,
ma Particular attention paid 10 Bell Hanging aBt
| 1ockslnithlng as heretofore, Up Il is