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DEATHS.

d't IN DoVer' on the 7th inst. Lillian Exantro o,,
uo+,n ., Napoieon b. and Eugenia Deane aged year
Star ID, .ioSS OF CoNDoLENCE-At a meeting or Noi
evening the b H. ~ o. Fl held at their Hall on Friday
Alexander FAIRIES: ~ e memory Ot their late brother
WHEREAS, u hath pleased an ll.wiss proi,. =.
Rnsnd st @ our beloved Brother Alexander Friss remove
taitbf S t nat IN his death feel that we bsYa Io.
IeVoted brother and one ever had be e
order and the hu o1a
neS9ve9 ID That whilst we bow in bnrbi i at heart
nres" o MN mat doeth all things we'll we sill dn 10
% US US o The presence and support of one w nch mas
au SO worthlly associated with our Ido mas oeen SO
n 81 That as manifestation OF onr rao.d TO- ,
uIenoy O our deceased Brother unr 81 'SEdu lOr The
"r me Space of three months ee Oe uIapeu In
structed to furnish b Ge rtrmantnt Secretary hereby in
earnest o. hese resolutions expressive Of nnr
"''A '"eul III tnelr bereavement nd Agijc-
LOCAL papers of this town. 'i0ns oe published in the
Smyrna. March. sth '72 SAMUEL TAILOR.
a~--
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hGorGHs AND COLDS. During the change
sUS sUlT seasons OF Fall and Winter, when coughs
ana colds are so prevalent, no person should be
win Without :, some reliable preparation for their
cure They should recollect that a neglected
oOusn or cold frequently terminates in Con
;;u%ptlon. Hasson' s Compound Syrup of Tar
- - sne oest and most reliable article known for
c. c.e cure OF coughs, colds, hoarseness, chronic
f'sLLrn of an sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
w;.In " tue .hroat and lungs. No person should be
n.awt n.,"out L. Price 50 cents. Sold by J. w.
Sru"ey, Druggist, Smyrna, and at drug stores
s'"Here' so;,s bs- 2. S.-Beware Of counter
RrScv,1'' 1'oHe genuine without the signature of
vr.nnn 'nnL Lands, Proprietors, on outside
Fp'' VI eacn bottle. janl0.3m
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The Passive Policy works serious mischief
to the hopes and ambitions of such Democrats Il
as Pendleton, Hendricks, and Buckalew, the
two latter being fixed upon for Governors of
their respective States-Indiana and Pennsyl.
yyanla. The bearing of the elections in these
States, too, upon the national result, moves
the Democrats to select these conspicuous rep
resentatives of the party, in order that eyerv
advantage may be gained at the outset.
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John Tyler, son of the ex-President, has
forsworn the dogmas of Democracy, and an
nounces his belief that national safety and
prosperity can only come through perpetua.
ton OF ReDublicanism. This conviction, too,
ne has reached in State of such unimpres.
sive Republcanism as Florida.
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Saturday, March 10Th 1871

Saturday, March I6th 1871.
AT 10 O'clock, A. NJ, the following property to
wit:
Six head of horses, ive of which are superior
young mares of good stock; Two superior mulch
cows coming in profit during this spring Eight
head ofyoung cattle Of good stock Seventeen head
of shoats Chester County Whites.
Two farm wagons, one of them iron axels, nearly
new One Ox-csrt in good order; One covered
Market Wagon; One Russell Mower & Reaper com.
bined, i'll Complete order; One Wheat Drill with
Phosphate Attachment, in perfect order; One Steel
Tooth Rake; One Scythe and Cradle; Flows. Har.
rows Cutivators, Single, Double and ThrebeI frees.
many OF which are new, Brides, Collars and Plow
Gears, also One set of good Carriage or Dearborn
Harness. and Two sets of good Chain Wagon Har
ness, besides many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS :-Al sums of $40 and under cash ; over
that amount credit Of eight months will be given
The purchaser giving negotiable noe with appfoyed
security stamps and interest added.
ANN JEFFERSON
WIN, II. JEFFERSON,
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Delaware State Bonds, U. s. 5-2O's and all
marketable securities, taken in exchange for
Northern Pacific 7-3O Gold Bonds, at full
market rates, by john McLear e. Son, Bank
ers, No. COZ Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1872-03-13

ION a. = 40 q established fact that the ''Wimiog
is d" ,roy U,.y Soap is the best SOAP made. This
wba nUYen n by the testimony of the thousands
beio9u Use y and are pleased with it, and by lis
in i Sa;He Snsue from pure material-eyerv article
Moore oI.ng y the best. Manufactured onlv Lv
CandIo w. pro- at the Diamond State Soan and
ninSto0 o "1mrks mi Cor; Sd and Orange Sts. vii
City Soa', Del. Ask for the Wilmington
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Secret Errors of Youth,

Which are hurryng so thousands of bright and
promising youth Of both to early
but the Outcroppngs of diseased Indspos
tien to eIsrtiOn of loss OF memory difficulty of
breathing weak nerves. trembling horror Of disease dmnes
OF vson pain In the back hot hands, flushing the body
dyness Of the skim palid countensnce and universal ass
tude of the muscular system among frequent
symptoms.
BE WARNED IN TIME.
MIsHLERs HERB BIrrERs the only sure remedy Il has
cured thousands and will you. TRY 1T AND BE
CONVINCED, marchsim
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500 Msilang House Of John McLear & Son, No.
eeiyed drAet ~ St, Wilmington, Del Money re-
8 2Vs IN deposit and interest allowed. u. s.
Stocts delaware State Bonds and Railroad
from :. bought, sold and exchanged. Ordsrs
resneess1s tles who desire to invest money safely,
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Consus general, con>us wee. consnls or consular
agents, shall have the power to Cause the arrest of
all sailors ota other persons belong ing TO the crews
oil vessels OF their nation who NAV be guilty. of
having deserted On the respective territories of the
nigh contracting powers, and to have them sent ON
board or back To their native country.
10 that end they shall make ii written appIication
to the competent local authority, supporting il bv
The exhibition of the snps register aud list of the
crew, or ee, should the vessel have sailed preyions
ly, by producing an authenticated COPY of these
documents, showing that the persons claimed really
do belong to the ships rev.
Cpon such request the surrender of the deserter
shall not be refused Every aid and assistance shall.
moreover, be granted to the said consular authori
Ties Tor the detection and arrest of descrters, and
the latter shall be taken to the prisons of the count
ry aud there detained at the request and expense of
The consular authority until there may be an oppor
tunlty toT sending them away.
The durat atlon of this Imprisonment shall not exceed
the term of three months at the expiration of which
time, and upon three days notice TO the consul. the
prisoner shall be set free, and he shu not be Iiable
TO rearreSt for the cuuse
Should, however, the dPserter have committed ON
shore an lndictab!e ttfence, the local authorities
snail be free to postpone his extraditnn until due
sentence snail have been passed and executed
Inc nigh contracting parties agree that scamen
or other individuals forming part of the ship's crew
who are cltIZ"ns ol the country in which the deser
ton took place, shall not be aii, clsd by the proy
sIOnS OF tins article,
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THE, MARKETS
MARRIAGES.

mt RI jacksonville Florida on the 9TH
uit, oy Rev Mr. Moore Mr.. Robert Tbomnso s e o'n
N " and Miss Annie Walton of FELTON, na, u NnSSton
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, Administrator named above
hereby gives notice that Letters of Administration
were granted to me on the 2Sth day OF February,
1879 all persons therefore having demands agsinsi
The deceased estate. will present The same properly
atlesled on or before the 25th day OF February 1873
or abide by law in this behalf.
mch63t PETER S. COLLINS, Adm'r.
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Chicago will not have any but married men
on the police force
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RIGHTS, ETC. OF CoNsULs.
tCOulIIIued |
ARTICLE MI.

Signed July II s70 Ratified December 10 Is7n Ra,ie.ot
Exchanged June 70, i97t; Proclaimed une 2g, ISL
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ARTICLE NH.

In all cases where no other agreement TO the
contrary eAist betW ow6ers, f fieighters, and in
surers, all damages suffered at by the vessels of
The Two countries, whether they enter the respective
ports voluntarily or by stress of weather, shall be
settled by the cunsuls general cunsuls vice consnls
or consular agents of their respective nation pro.
vidcd no interests of citizens of the country where
The said fuhconaries reside, nor OF citizens of a
third power, are concerned. La that case and in
the absence of a friendly compromise between all
parties interested, the adjudication shall take place
under supervision of the local authorities.
ARTICLE XIV,
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Q Il F &c IAL.

CONVENTION
~, BkTwEEN
The United States Of 4n,crtca and the Austyo-
Hungarian .UonarcJtu
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigneds as Executors will sellst PubIic
Sale at the farm of the lale Elhu Jefferson az Black
bird Landing on BIachbird Creek, Appoqu inimink
Hundred, New Castle CO., Del, on
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In the event ot vessel belonging 10 the govern.
ment, or owned by citizen of one of the two con-
| tracing states, Icing wrecked or cast on shore
upon tho coast of the other, the local authorities
shall inform the cOnSuls general, consuls, vice
cOnSnlS, or consular ag, nts of the district OF the
occurrence; or, it such consular agency does not
exist. they shall communicate With the consul
general, consul vIce-consul, or consular agent of
the nearest district.
All proceedings relative to the saleage of Ameri
can vessels wrecked cast on shore in Austro
Hungarian waters shall be directed by the Uuited
Suites cOnsuls general, consus, vice-cOnsuls, or
consular agents; also all proceedings relative to
the salvage of AustrO Hungarian vessels wrecked
or cast on shore IN American waters shall be d.
recied by Auslro-H ngarian c0nsuls general. con.
sus, vicecOnsuls, or consular agents.
An interference of the local authorities in the two
countries shall take place the purpose only of
assisting the consular authorities in maintaining
order and protecting The rights Of salvors not be-
longing TO the crew, also for enforcing the regula-
tiOns relative 10 the import export o. the mer-
chandse saved.
In the absence and until the arrival Of the consuls
general, consus, vice consus or consular agents.
or their duly appointed delegates the local autbori
ties shull take all the necessary measures for thu
protection of persons and preservation Of the pro.
psrty saved from the wreck.
No charges shall be nade for the interference of
the local authorities in such cases, except for ex.
penses incurred through salvage aud the preserva.
lion Of property saved; also for those expenses
Which under similar circumstances vessels belong
ing to the country where the wreck happens would
haven to incur
H. ease Of doubt concerning the natioanlty of
he wrecks, the local authorities shall havs excu-
lively the anagenent and execution of the provi-
ions laid down in the present article.
The high contracting parties also agree that all
merchandise and goods not destined for consump.
ion in the country in /" hich the wreck takes place
hall be free OF all duties.
ARTICLE XIV.
Consuls general, consuls, vice. e.consuls, and con-
ular agents, also consular pupils. chancelors, and
consular officers, shall enjoy in the two countries
u. the liberties, prerogatives, mmuniiies. and pri
leges granted to functonaries OF tie same class
he most favored nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

take Greeley and Brown and work for them. We all
agree that the ticket the strongest that could have
been chosen and thatunlcss there strong develop
ments weaken II between now and the 9th OF July
that IL would be suicide for the Democrats to nominate
This TIE feeling of all strongest Democrats be-
leve, do our whole Democracy here the people even
more than the leaders that Horace Greeley is honest
and thorough going in his ideas of Reform. All that Is
needed 10 set the whole South and Southwest abaze
for him, ana 70 make universal shout That VIII echO
into the White House. is clear brief and ouspoken
pledge from Mr. Greeley that he TO abide by the
Issue that he, than any other man. has made that
he does mean hostility Grant and Grant but
death 10 Grant measures OF fraud and corruption. IL is
well worth Mr.. Greeley while 10 make such state
ment. clearly and
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PohT w Hb"-ioh' ....'..'...'''.'...,..hAI H.
CLEARED.
Steamship India OBJ J. Munro, Gssgow Henderson Broa
steamship Equator Mcclellan. Prince r.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman Wilmington c. Lonard Steam
shp Co.
stesmship Novelty Shaw, PHILADELPHIA
Steamship j. w. Allison Churchill Hartford.
Ship Chas II. Marshall, Marshall, Mvepool g. H. Marshall Co
Ship Hannah Morris lBr) Horns Liverpool Snow Burssss
Ship LeooAdA lGeL). Wenke. Bremen, II. Baeter
Ship Bndeayor. Hong Kong y. Hathaway.
Slip British Queen tBrl Master Quebec snow Barge
Coneords tNor) Johansen, bhFo, 1eens
Washington tGeT), Koch, HaIiburg funeh Edye
Bark OBI Brown, Antwerp. J. q. WbEey 60.
BARK Cardcnss, sundberg Havana, James h Wand 4 Go.
Bsrk Rdhth Rose Tobey john ~ D., Yates P0ref6eh
Psyonc Payne Queenstown Falmouth, Geo. r. Bailey
Brig Eolo UsL1, CaTini, Gibraltar kgobsl Oar.
Bny Ahert Hartman, Lisbon. IA. d. L J. U. Brookm4n.
Bng Dominion (BT White Windsor n, J. y. whitney 60.
Brg Loola (BE) Atkinson. ssehvile N B. Eesiss1 soma
Bng Poraa tBrL Prout. 81 Johns f. BoEhng Archibald.
Bng Georgian (Br.b Hicks Tnnidad, Hegel Parker.
Bns Butter Blohm New Orleans, ~ H. Brigham
he HnniTess (BT Gunn QeeHs,own o. Falmouth Geo Bailey
sohr John Abshamf EleuheEa JaA Douglass Co.
ser American Esge hoFATand Portsmouth, N H. &. l.. Hatch
kehr Iowsni, Worster Salem. Thompson la1ier
hef o. G. AckeB Mead STANFORD hiaord hanslieiarag Ca.
behI Dan Johnson Stamford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Rng Rar CouLof AspuwIu May via Knnton 2h
With mdse snd pass 70 Paeiac Nal steamship Co
hmihy Miranda bEl d. y hgps ApI % ilcfsna th Palermo
lItl aud Gibraltar zh, with iuIt 90 llerdenoa Bios
ah FSnaH of bes'ohl Do-ho lo9 AoaG Jan 20 with tts
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. MAY 10.

SATURDAY. MAY H.
Mails Burope and Liverpool steamship CITY
Montreal ii Supplementary Mail
N. R., II closed at | o 10 Steamship sails at p.
IAn letters oepostod In Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double posage.l
A Pruss an Closed Mall sent by this line
States via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
Deutschland close ii No Supplementary Mail
Direct German Mail BY this line Steamship sails No.
from Pier foot Of Third at, Hoboken
Mails Tor France Bs and Hayre steamship vile De Paris
will close at IL Steamship sails at from Pier No. so
Mails for the German States ChsAnsand Copenhagen and
Nm steamship Jason, close at II Steamship sails at
from Pier No. 10 X
Mails for Key West by te steamship Clyde, close At Steam
shp sails at p. m, from Pier No 20R
SUNDAY, MAY 10
All Hss elost al II O'clock The Fvstohoe open from
n 10 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY

Chin Emerald Iun Cardiff ~ days, with railroad iron
ny p arss of Bemn5a yesy Bermuda days with produce
RIM Gemsbok Bunker MAnlls Feb with sugar hemp
RIO Amor, Ipr \ Graham, Messna SO dsy- with fruit
D. a., n saver saver Trankin. with lumber.
eci W. to Rockpor Mel Ihsnpson, HaIbor leland
DAYS, with pineapples - q ,oa... -,
sohr Maryland, Green. Hinisor, n q, WIN oiss.eL
Sclr A. j. Dyer. Barker, 81 ue9fss; " D., h phng
Schr Gamma, Huntley, Musqua'n ~ D. 'u'' wa" sl'nE
Schr Loretta. Curtis, Virgins
hoh Henry Croskey, Racket ueofRo"n " W o' io'' mofM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aNp 'o,srNtss
j. y. Beeker. stOnngton. Mateiu, IVY soninB.on -
=. Apyl gate Fall River ~ ~ IIoems,l yu.1'' ""
u Y. Miller EewLondon. Jonh fNterso,, rIo'i''n'e
4 Waterman. New Haven. urnaha seg haven IT,.
X. T.. King. NewLondon ~ l ar eaulSou!i iio'''A''
Co. A. pds,, VelociJ EIDE. Nantucket.
II IISrtns Provdepce. Eli Townsend Providence.
n .psn P,oyide,re w. D. Mangum. New Bedford.
n nr5tlialnn,, y q. Warner Portland. CT.
Julia & Martha Fall RIVER rIhhs Hnson Ne"'nA''"'
Saxon. Norwich. nos,on,
Forst Pyosdsbce JOIN Warren, Providence.
WIND-Sundown. light 81 harry
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsToy NAV l7Ayed steamship amyra rom LVefpooii otA
Annie Troop from Hayana bngs smoda ron hhiNerP IT'S "om
Cardenas; J. W. Drsko, from Rondout . y, L., - -,
PHMApEPut, May IAtved steamship Cassn from Liverpool
PoRTRYSs MosRoE, NAV ZPsei 10 for Baltimore brig pnge
from Arrived brig Brothers ire IRON feuAhouo ou
brig Virginia Dare for HewiorF
FOREIGN PORTS.
Neville 1.-THE Allan Line steamships Connthan, scott
from Portland this port to-day route to liverpool
fFOr Latest Ship Ne'os see Serenm Pdge'l
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Eeqal Noiites.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
behalf Mayor Aldermen and Conmonai Of the City o. heM.
the opening Of certain avenues roads ana pubic
the Commissioners OF The central
the Ctr (RIVKRsIDB PARK We the
Assessment IN the matter
10 the occupant or occupants OF az
aDd improved unmproyed nds aad merely and
20 all others whom II may concern: -, .
s That completed estimate and assessment and that
all persons interested 10 these preceding or ,y o. hs lands snea
thereby who be opposed the DO Psn Their objections
in writing, duly verified, JOSIAH SUTHERLAND Eq our Char
No 2D in before the 18th day Of June
ls2 the said will hear parties oeeng
weekdays the said i day OF June 1917 aud
for will he In attendance said once on each oil SAID
ten DAYS a 10 O'Clock m.
second. abstrac, said estimate and assessment To-
geber With maps all the adsvs estimates and other
Documents which were used By making have been de-
posted the once OF the Department OF raoe works In the Cv oil
New YORK remain mill 2sth day OF June 1872
Third That embraced ny the aforesaid
follows lots pieces parcels Of land bounded
oBehundfed and dh
by FortyScond the b. the
Eighth avenas; and the By he Hudson River
excepting thersrom all the lana occupied
used raoaA By the Hudson River Railroad Company
excepting The land Dy between ghh and Main
ayenn@s and seyenty seventh aud Eighty hr streets
Pouh That herein viii be the Supreme
Cont Of The state Of York General he held
10 he NV Couroue at the CITY H In tho Cy Of Nevior
the ION dsy Of Jay l the opening Of The and
that then thereafter asc1glse De heard tcu1.
moi.oa a made AZ The said report eouanuedaod New
Not.. Ma o lJ.g. JOSIAH SUTHERLAND.
WILLIAhc TRApllAGRS }Cvmms,.oneTs
CHARLES h GRAHAM,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Rrer PeS~ts ana H1.iro1ds
Nay l1-64 Pkg Ashes pkg. BeeswsI 20 bales Cotton
bills Copper Is pkg Prt aus bbl tbl. Flour,
Wheat 1880 bush Com, ol15 h Oats 100 bush.
Malt io Peas $50 bb 35 bags Meal ls bis Beans a
bales Oops 1868 aes Leather l bbl Ron os bb spi ur-
pertne 50 bbl Tar 2 pigs Taow $50 pkgs Cut Meats $50 pigs
LAM $50 pkgs Ocake 28A pke Cheese 1913 pigs Butter q
900 Starch 50 stean rs bb Lard OIL $50
spete 800 bags Peanuts & pigs Tobacco 2s pigs Tobacco @
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CArTrs-Reep l bead the supply for the week 97
head 53 last week market &C. better than
Thury saes Of 2l head Illinois steers ranging from 0 10 80
l2l0&6 62I B head Cberokees l06I n.
sHKEP-Reeep 200 head making the supply for TIE week 100
Sold Of e head clipped ohios, ranging from n 70 80 ~ Sc 70
US7
oas-Reosp 800 head making the supply Cor the week
heaa against B 80 head a week Market feeling considerably better
Opy one car offered, and retailed to butchers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


1.-THE specie the Bsnk Of France has
4O0o 600 haBcs duriBg the past week.
LONDON I7tESo m-Copsols opeaed 80 money
93 Uuled Fverwenty bonds
1905 old. 81 lso7s 90; Ten Portes So
LIVERPOOL. May Hill a. m.-Cotton opened frm hddins
UplaDds ld hddng Orleans llal Bales Of the week "a 900
b9C0 for export and 10 speculation steet In port s
be5600O American. Receipts Of the week 1900 baloelOo
Actual export COCO bales Stock bound this
AS 900 bales-lsl, OO0 American.
LIVERPOOL MAY I'll m-Co,tOn bru Receipts Of Wheat fer
the past three daTs, Is, 900 qrt-l3b 800 American
PARIs, May 1.-THE Bourse-Rentes SAL 95c
LONDON, May I2 m-Ameesn Securities quet Unled States
Fye!rSenty bonds SOl, for the old issue Of 1865.
LiyBRPoOI May IT. mBadstua easeL Wheat l2lsal2o
GENITAL for California White and II 6d0 for Red Western
Canal TslIos, I9ie per
LOHroN May 1850 m-Consos closed % for money
and Ubed veTweniy bObds 1899 ssi
iSe5s old, 9Ot 1906, $751; Ten.fortes 49,
LivEHroo May n-4O mCoton closed fm but unchanged
sales Ro bale, JUN Tor speculation and ssles al
nearly due from EewOresns have been
Yarns and Fabrics at Manchester is quiet but 6rm.
LONDON May l7-Eyenng -COmmon suirs
TsIpenune. So a3s cwt Hnseed Oh, Rs3 Sperm
q
AVKKPooI May observation-disclosures ROsin SO y ewt Spirits
TuTpentBe, y cS.
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DOMKRTIO MARKETS

PHfLADELPHiA May lL-QueIsiron Bark-So held at fd 30
Cloyefseed IN limited request SedF0 FaIeed quoted ca
tnd Ilm0thy a. 81 49, without sales Flour s0perhne eta
81 73 LItTss f7as Isl Minnesota BTra Family 80 30 STATE
SO So Indiana and Ohio d. fsa SO IS LOUIS ell Wheat
Prime and hrn Red Ga goa 81 IS Amber "a G "a a
hestste hgberi 81 TO- Corn ia fair denaBdj Yellow, 74 s
2eO bush Mined Western, future delivery At ne Oats steady
Mh "s,en sS Petroleum heh ie for Crude 20! d2Ji foT
Refined. Whisky held firmly AT S0,c
thicAeo NAV l7-FioHI quiet and unchanged Wheat DAN
lra AND lower No hpnng closed at 49, roii 90, seller
e gs sier and n iliI demand a Of No Mixed a.
teite aud higher Al site No and l lair
tt@gSe o hos and SlssSd ssS Bee quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
IInLNY LIVE srncK MLRKRT-M,r1

Cattle market with good supply though 60 short Of IN
last week firm Business to-day active the 6le
Tie Mich dull Inces nonnaly $50 81
for Veal Calves dull ruling proe 4a5ie Tor
small market strong, and t94e higher sale
Of 6borp az "a d7ic No wooded sheep received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

Sun 4l sun TIA Moon ,... 2:S
vATER
Sandy Hooh 35 Cows island. Al Hell Gate Ferry. Clio
Sandy Hoot., 40 Cows Island 40 Hell Perry csc
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Denilsirn.
NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS orig-

The aspshetc nitrous administer II In the
manner do nothing bot EXTRACT TEETH and DO that
WITHOUT PANS 5000 Jauss. testify See Their The
sAss. No 10 CeoytI InstIsIS
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6elp manieo.

A GENTS WANTED for the 80.
IA AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF HORACE GREELEY - -.
Or Recoectons OF Busy Life Handsomely illustrated Inc Le
and great Pnhop and Rofomer cannot M inter
every American Mr. Greeley has said Of it; shall never
write ANYTHING which shall much OF myself expert
stamp for psrculTs - 20 FOR copy
Z. Is. TREAT Pubhsher o05 Broadway, y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

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Business a Port Prince dali The Coffee crop ended
Cotton freely bat prices still Ingwood
seaee and good demand Coffee 80 Cotton lie Losvood o. 90
Gold, S3i3. Drafts England, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
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and servant Capt Geo Hanoock C. Fletcher Mrs NJ A. Martin