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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

tuesday. NO sales tfanSplred.
Wednesday No sales TRANSFERRED,
Thursday. No sales transpired,
TAR.-During che past week this
article has fuctuated considerably.
At the close of our last we left the
market firm with an advancing ten
dency. The first day of our review,
Friday, the bouyancy of the market
continued and an advance of cents
was gained. Saturday the market con-
tinued firm, but the receipts were
large and sellers vera s.aDiea to OBJ
tain hiahs. figures. Monday the up
ward tendency was exhibited and sales
were made at an advance of IL cents.
Tuesday the market further advanced
10 cents, but on Wednesday there was
q reaction and prices declined CORES.
;ponding t. the advance Of the previous
EAay. Yo::aay at the close the market
remains quiet and weak at 81 80 y
Dbl. The receipts for the week 69s
bbls. against 926 hhls. for last week is
a decrease of 227 bales. The exports
were upwards of 1900 bills, and the
stock in market is 1857 bbls. The
sales for the week were as follows:
Friday. >. 1856 bbls. at IS per Dbl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
An important Consideration.

DIR. TU IT'S LIVER PILLS are PURELY
VEGETABLE, and are adapted TO young and
Old, male and re male, and may be taken at Ell
times, withoct es, rant occ -pat+ot, V,tLQqt
chang OF l.Tlng, wi.Aont Diet, and Eithauf the
lear of taking cpld, during all kinds Of weather
and in all climates. ,'
A Beautiful Complexion.
When the Blood is impure the skin presents
an uncleaI, rough and sallow appearance. Of
accompanied by blotches, pimples. SC. 1t
is foul corruption generated III the blood
which nature strives to throw off DE. TUFTS
SAKSAP AkILLA AID GoEENS 4E
LIG HI ast directly on tihas dspdt tory organs,
of weic b the skin is one. BY its the skin is
render ed SO t., smooth, and roseate, ana the
whole system renovated.
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DIE D.

on the 10th instant, SAbLIE daughter of
the Iate .Jurius Davis, aged ~ years
In Wilmington. \ C., at 3 O'Clock a. NJ on
John a. an Isabella B. Nicholson, aged 10
IL o., tbs and u days.
In Duplin county, =. G., On the 25th ult.,
In the death OF this highly esteemed citizen,
the Baptist Church at Wells Chapel has lost
one OF Its Oldest and mort liberal members,
the community a kind and Obliging neiRhbOr,
and his family father. protector and guide.
The funeral Mas very In geiv attended by
the c!tiz ecIeI aliy. and one of the cOngre-
CATION +, InaI X. d hat 1t one OF the most
sole mn funerals lie ever attended. Truly we
are sorry v hen a good man dies.
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grades, and were not fair criterians oi
the market. The receipts are gradu-
ally but slowly falling off. The ex-
ports are increasing, and the stock has
dwindled down to 1886 bales.
The cotton movement for the week
rs compared with last week shows
an increase i'll both receipts and ex-
ports. The receipts at all the ports
for the week were 4s, 637 bales against
49, bales last week, 56,O15 bales
the previous week, and 74,195 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since September LIST, 1872,
3,1O7,32O bales, against 2,499, 274 for
the corresponding period of the previ-
Gus year. The exports from all
the ports for the week were
60, 467 bales, against $1,000 bales the
same date last year. The total ex-
ports for. the expired portion of the
cotton year are l, 956, 499 bales, against
1854 1876 bales for same time last
year. The stock at all the ports is
1872, 217 bales, against 339, 297 bales for
the same date last year. The stocks at
the interior towns are 93,173 bales,
against 52,S17 bales last year. The
stock OF cotton in Liverpool is 6S1,-
900 bales, against 431, 900 bales for the
same time last year. The amount of
Indian cotton afoat for Europe
is 313, 900 bales, against 431 200 bales
for the same period last year. The
stock Of cotton in the United States is
$50, 1899 bales.
The sales for the week were So bales
at II, III, IL, 12f, 121, 12i, 49,, IA,
al, IA, Is, Isl, 15a, 16, 163, 16a@17
cents y fb. We quote nominally. as
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
FROM the PIttsburg Gazette.
4 Di.G r5iCefui Scene in the Penn
syIyania House of Representa-

tives.
BY far the most disgraceful scene
which has occurred in the Legislature
for many years took place this after
noon. Speaker Elliott had assigned
the chair to Mr.. Newmyer, of Ale
ganE-, and the public calendar was I'M
der consideration. A few bills had
been passed when Mr.. Elliott made ii
motion to suspend the orders and pro-
coed to the consideration of Senate
bill 81, without giving the title of
if. Calls were made for the title, but
the chairman decided that the motion
was carried, and the clerk began the
reading of the first section of the bill.
Members Oh both sides of the House
called to the Chair, but he paid no
attention to them. The members
crowded around the desk with threat
ening menaces, making perfect confus-
ion. Messrs. Hancock, Greenwalt,
Hauseman, Lawshe, Ramey, of indi-
ana, and Mahun, Of Franklin, adj
vanced with threats against the gag
law. Cries OF "shame," "shame;"
put that shaker out" pull him out
( of that chair" Thus it went from bad
to worse, the angry threats and dole
full howis reminding one of the stormy
scenes OF some Revolutionary assembly.
MI. Hancock called on Mr.. Newmyer
to leave the chair. He had forfeited
the respect of the House. The Ser
+ geant at Arms was called, but to no
avail. The members were not in a
/ mood to be silenced by the ordinary
calls. Let us leave the hall and go
out" said Hancock, ''if such outrages
are to be put upon us. Lawshe, the
stalwart member from Clearfield, his
face livid with anger, cried out eff
YOU mean fight, you can have it right
now" Mr. Ramey, of Indiana, made
the hall ring with his fierce calls.
When Mr.. Newmyer would attempt to
explain it seemed as if the whole House
would bawl out in one loud chorus.
Quiet was at last restored. Mr.. New
meyer said the House complained OF
gag law, while it was practiclng mob
Nv. The bill was made the special
order for Tuesday hy..a vote of 20 to
Il. T., =,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
Beckwith Sewing Machine----S12.
ON 30 DAYS TRIAL

The improved S15) Beck " il n Sew i.
ing VI sicniRt., with new Braiding Foot, and
many ID her important improvements, all COM
L etc. with H- iner. Guide, Four Needles ,Sc
warrant Il two >CarS.-wlth care il will do YOUR
family sewing :, life time. Nearly ten tnou-
sand OF these machines have been sold the IA st
II lSon. winch WITHOUT the above improve
merits. ave giving uniI satisfaction. We
will show ietterS'0 who NAV call, from
disinterested pur' hasrrS. which they state
that they would not exchange ours tor the best
high rlced machine la The m lktt Itmakes
the popular E4as,ic Loop Stitch, ard c'oses its
seam - cureiy. which renders II ti.e strongest
and hest; Yet when desired II can he unloc ked
at rit assure. f.: tened 20 table. Easily
worked hv hand I.iis IL the machine which
MfS>fs- Orange y add * TO, OF the A mercan
AgFlchltur 81, &c.. use 70 many thousands for
premiums Full directions go with every ma
chine. Ii aft r having the m chine 80 DAYS, it
does net give perfect satisfaction, we will re-
fund the Sl2, Oil return OF machine, less the
Express charges. and take the risk OF its being
injured. Ali orders promptly filled OH receipt
OF Post Office order tpr sip, if 81 are sent
with Your order &c us. the balance can be maid
10 the Express CO. when you receive the
machine. Terms 10 Az anis liberal, but cash
invariably tor ALL machines when received
If any doubt our honor respon sihiiity, we
viii cheertuily give the best city geteronca-
BRING CT send sample of any goods v It'll which
to fest the chine.
BECkWIrH SEWit.G MACHINE co.
96 West Broad way, y. Y. after May Ist. 262
Broadway tw
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: HQsfN--ris IDLY there has been
very few transactions in, the Rosin
market during the week. There has,
nevertheless, been large movement
which has been done in a quiet way,
and has not been reported. Strained
has been the principal quality sought
after, but during the week other grades
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
WICK & MEBANE,
Cotton Factors.
AND
General Commission Merchants,

WILMINGTON, n. G.

~ Liberal Advances made.
@-CO' sig, ments OF Cotton, Naval Stores.
and Country Produce, ami orders for the pur-
chase of same solicited.
y Bagging and Ties on hand for sale.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
Dr.. Martins COW-PO Virus.

Absolutely Pure nom II e,is anizeSi
vaccine Virus. obtained by t1c method OF
TRUE Animal Vaccination, instituted hy Prot
Deraul. OF Paris, i'll April. 1866, tIoIn the IA
nous case OF spontaneous cow-pON at l;eaagen-
cy, i'll France. and inauguratel i'll y -nerira i'll
September, 1870, by DIR. Henry A. Martir,
with virus ana autograph instructions IRON :Ee
hand "f Pref. Depaul. Our establishment :, by
lar the largest and most perfect III the world.
Large Ivory 'ilancet' points. packages OF IN,
81; primary crustS, {scabs) most carefully Sc
lected, So All virus is fully warranted efficient.
1t Will be packed To go with psItect safer lbr
mail Full directions for Use. accompany aacit
package. Remittance must accompany order
Safe delivery OF Virus Insured.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill.

winch purity the blood and remove all corrupt
humors and unhealthy Accommodations from the
ooIy, and yet produces weakness or lassi-
tuue whatever, but on the contrary tones the
stomach and invigorates the body during the
progress OF their operation. They unite the
heretofore irreconoiishle qualities of a
SIIRENGIHENlNG PURGArIVE and q
PURIFYING TONIC.
Dr. TUFTS Pills are the most active and
searching medicine i'll existence. They at once
atack the very root OF dis eases, and their action
Is so prompt that III an hour or two after they
are taken the patient is aware of their good
enects. They may be taken at any time with
OUT restraint of diet or occupations; they pro-
duce neither nausea gripping or debility, and as
family medicine they have 10 rival
Prlce - cent? box. Sold by all Druggists
Principal office, Is X 20 Pratt ST. n y Iw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
BUILDERS s::i:
9. Warren-st New York
Agents ! 4 Rare Chance 4!

We will pay all agents $40 per week IN CASH.
who VIII engage with us at ONCE. Everything
furnished and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER s. Co,
4W Charlotte, Mich.
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PURGE, PURIFY Il STRENGTHEN

Their research has at last been rewarded by
a discovery which fully realizes the foudest de.
sres OF the medical faculty, and which is Justly
regarded as the most Important triumph that
rharmacy has ever achieved. This important
deSideratum is
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r
brought IN at present, though the de-
mands are quite limited and butchers
purchases are such as will meet their
immediate wants. A good drove of
beeves will bring 64@7 cents q tb. on
hoof. Sheep are brought in very
sparingly. For these there is only a
light demand and butchers pay from
81 to 50, as q quality.
EGGS-The market is kept well
supplied by the daily receipts. Deal
ers are purchasing ut 1920 cents p
dozen.
FERTHI4zEEs- The market is
family supplied with all kinds men
toned below. We note large export
business doing at the following rates:
Peruvian Guano, (Chincha Island)
$75, $77@$80; do. do. Guanope, $40 +;
Carolina Fertilizer, sas time; s4s cash;
$4O@s5lGQ.: RalSstts's. Challenge Sol. Phos-
phate, S60@s65 Wando Guano, $40
Patapsco, do. a65 Navassa Guano,
$50, cash, and $50 time; Cape Fear
Guana, $sA sash, aud $45, time; E.
F, Coe'sSuperphosphate of Lime, $50
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.S 60
Lister Bros. Superphosphate of Lime.
$65; Whann's Raw Bone Superphos
phate, $50; Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany's Pure Bone, $4s do. do. dan,
BILE refined Poudrette, $40; do. do
Nit. Phosphate 4ine. so; Berger 6
Butts Supsrp4o aphate, $50; Wilson:
SuperpnosphAte of Limo, $50; B. D
Sea Fowl, $50 cash, and s35 time.
IRON BANDS AND TIES Fol
COTTON.-Are in good demand ant
fair stock. Sells as follows:
Anchor Ties, }
buckle 5:s Tiss ( 81. cents,
J. Arrow Ties, 9 cents.
PEANUTS-Peanuts continue to b
very dull and inactive. The eApo1
| demands are extremely small, and wit
large receipts the market is ove'
stocked. Dealers are purchasing a
/ the following rates
, Ordinary ; ~ TO
Prime ...... ~ "
/ Extra Prime. ...........l 10 to L
) Fancy i 20 to
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List OF Vessels sailed for this Pprt.
CARDIFF.
Meteor, McCullock, sid Oct II
NEWPORT CWALEs).
Delta Peterson, sid Nov IS
NEW YORK.
Schr Chas Dennis, Wicks, sid Apl -
Schr Susan Wright, Mount, sid Apl II
Schr Mary Price, Newton, sid March II
Schr Ida A JAYNE, Jayrc
sld AiiaEcf1 25
GARDERHS.
Brig At Burma, Wilson, aid Jan 81
PLYMOUTH.
Brig Yuma, sid March Is
20 BELFAST.
E ntracht, Muswick, sid Feb %
GRIMSY.
Courier, ClGTs, sad March 6
..,.,. - s''AstL444HEk,Ap. :.
Frederick Scala, Waack, sid March Z
LONDON.
Theodore Voss, Gale, sid March
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WELLS'CARBOLIC TABLETS

Neglect "a Cough. Nothing il more Ger
tain 10 lay tie ;-p;It ION for future evil eGnse
quenceS-
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A WATCH FREE s xes'h sI s,

to every live man who will act as our agent
Business light and honorable. &, 90 made in
o days. Saleable as -four. Everybody buy 1t.
Can't do without it Must have it. No Gift
Enterprise. no humbug. KENNEDY & Co,
Pittsburg. Pa. 4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
MANCHESTER NEWS.

CONSERVATIVE CONvENTIoN.-Ihe ConSer
vative Convention for Chesterfield county me
at Chester Saturday at II o'clock NJ, Socrates
Brooks. county superintendent, in the chair
and james A. Gentry, secretary.
The following delegates were in attend
ance:
Manchester 1otcnship.-Dr. L. K. Chiles
John G.. Robertson, John E. Taylor, A. B
Woodbridge, A. B. Lithgow, NJ. A. CoSbil
lNatoaca.-J. L. Robinett, Daniel Wilson
G. w. Congdon, j. r. Robertson.
MJdlothidn.-S. Brooks, w. B. Wool
bridge, F. A. Hundley, w. E. Martin, G. H
Flournoy, B. A. Hancock.
Bermttda.-J. NJ. Fitzpatrick. A.J. An
cell, j. Ell. Snead, Charles Fl. Renwel, b. n
Robertson, w. II. Hayward.
Dnle.-John Murphy, Lee Wells, a. L
Winfree, w. E. Gill, T. J. Cheatbam.
Clorer HiR.-J. r. Welsh, j. S. Moore
G.. M. Wilson, Henry Cox, John &. Price.
A,motion was adopted that when the ful
delegation from any township was not pre-
sent the vote should be polled by those IL
attendance.
The county organization was compleiet
as follows County Superintendent, WI
liam L. Martin; Secretary, james "A. zen
try: superintendent Manchester township
Nj. A. Cogbil!; Superintendent Matoae
township, S. A. Mann; Superintendent
Midlothian township. b. A. HAncock; su
perintendent Dale township, John Murphy
Superintendent Bermuda township, D. NJ
Fitzpatrick Superintendent Clover Hn
township, Dr.. r. T.. Grynles.
The convention to nominate candidate
for county Officers and members OF th'
Legislature will be held at ChesterJuly 2otl
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
At the adjournment Of the meeting, caused
by the arrival Of traius for Petersburg ant
Richmond, the Convention was engaged II
considering motion of MIR. john E. Taylor
That O committee be appointed to t,x da.
for holding nominating convention, no
earlier than July 10th, and to fix a basis o.
representation III said convention.
COMMITTEE oN PARK.--Ihe President Q
the Board Of Trustees has appointed the FOL
lowing committee to act with one from Tn
CITY Council of Richmond in relation to tn
proposed public park: W.G: Taylor, w:
Ciopton, C. G. McRae, ID. MCKINNEY, VI
L, r. Chiles, James N. Moody, aud L. d
Cersley. = &'
TuE Goose CAsg.--B Before the adjOurnmen
of the County Court Judge Cox reversed M
decision in the goose case, and made plain
tiffs pay the costs. 4 @ : g. ~ Y
snprRy,soRs' MKEasG. G.--No meeting.of th
Board of Supervisors was iielu saturaay, ou
the president viii call one before fne close Q
the present month. - 1itss"
CoRascr1oN.-lD 81. q: 81. Winfree, net Per
kins, has qualified as deputy collector To-
Manchester township. ;
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Tine Early CLOSING Movement.
RICHMOND, Va, June y, lSi

RICHMOND, VA, ouut IL, 1910.
TO the Editors of the Dispatch:
I'm behalf of the business young men OF
this city we would desire Il brief space in
YOUR most excellent columns. We would
desire to call attention TO the so-called +
O o'cIock system that is, the closing OF all
business houses at o'clock I. NJ. 1t has
been inaugurated in many of our cities,
North and South. but has never worked sue
cessfullr. The ideas we would advance in
behalf of the prompt O'Clock system are
these: 1st. at this season Of the year there
i always known to be "dull season."
and business in the wholesale line Nor
if is to them we have reference) is very
slack; and even were good business done
there would be very little after the hour
named 60 z. NJ I'd. That during the
spring and winter months, OF at.the begin
ming of these seasons. there is press OF busl-
ness requiring young men to be up late at
night; and to work hard ell day and part
of the night is more than any one can stand, ,
and we think that the little recreation given
them by close following of the system
named cannot repay them for the loss OF
sleep, and they need recruiting to fit them
for tile coming season. Sd. After the sys'
tenn is generally known to exist there VIII
be no reason whatever for not closing punc-
tually. for who goes to bank alter bank
hours?
Please pardon us for our intrusion. We
hope this may meet the honest consideration
OF all who value their interests.
...-- MERCHANT.
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The Modoes.

WAsHISGTos, June 14.-General Sherman
says he regrets that the ModOcs were al
lowed to surrender, but disapproves Gene
raj Davis's policy of hanging them without
some legal form.
New YoMK. June 14.-General Sherman
had conversation with a reporter last eve
ming and he is made to say of General Davis,
concerning his indictment of Captain
jack and the preparations for hanging him
and some Of his associates "If the state.
ment is correct, there is no doubt that Gene
raj Davis must have exceeded his duty, and
he would have been held responsible for his
acts. He should be guided by military rules
| and law. We all know.they are murderers
The President himself says they are muir
| derers, and had General Davis shot them
while they were being pursued, i do not
| think he would have exceeded his duty. He
| did not do this. and could not afterwards
| shoot them in cold blood." )" 2.'- (.
"General Davis's report to General Scho
| field" said General Sherman, "may differ
from that published in the papers. Davis is
too experienced an officer to do anything
| that would bring olium upon the army, OF
lay himself onen to military court-mar.
tial for exceeding bis duty rs an officer"
The General thinks there will be no diff
Guilty about disposing of the Modocs under
arrest. Those found guilty of murder will
be hanged or shot, and if it is proved there
was an agreement for general uprising
| among the tribes, the others will receive
some punishment as a warning to the In
| dlans He remarked, however, that it wa:
a pity the guilty Modocs we're not shot a
first, and then all this commission bushes!
end expense would have been avoided.
AS to the killing already of Il few prison
ers. General Sherman says those who com
mitted the deed are low blackguards ant
mu derers who had nothing to do with tht
army.
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NIsl1 uF E1cHMuNp MILITARY COMPANIES Tc
TIE ALLkGHAHY SPRINGS.--lt is stated that a
committee representing Companies + and h
Walker Light Guard and the Guard of the
Commonwealth, OF the First Regiment Vir.
ginia Volunteers, are rcrfecting arrange
ments trr visit Of their companies to the
Allegheny Springs. The HoWitzers are also
talking about going. 1t Is now proposed to
leave this city about the middle OF July, and
TO caIry tents and such other equipaSe Il.
will be Necessary in regular encampment.
II the Howitzers 60, they will probably
carry With theulstwo guns and caissons. The
full reglmenlal band will accompany the
party.
The rroprietor9 of the Springs have agreed
to furnish excellent "rations' at price 81
reasonable it is likely to induce very large
number of members to join in a trip that
will not only prove attractive and pleasant
but profitable, teo-from military stand
point The officers of the Atlantic, Missis-
gippi, and Ohio Railroad Company have sig
nited tbeir willingness to make the railroad
fare as low AS possible. The Committee OF
Arrangements will, Of course, have to make
a report to the several companies Interested
before a final and full programme can be
agreed upon. After that the companies will
doubtless perfect themselves in drill.
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New York Items.

New YORK, June 14.-John and Thomas
Hurland and John T. Redmond, witnesses
In the Stokes case, arrived here during the
night under the advice of the district attor-
ney. sss.. s.....
A Boston letter says the new secret anti
liquor legislation party has rapidly extended
its lodges all over the State, having nineteen
branches and one thousand active members,
and controlling fifty thousand votes through
out the State.
The specie shipments to-day amounted to
1894, ,350. .. sss...... .... .... ......
Areward of $4,000 Is offered for the cap
ture Of Horton the forger
On the 31st of May, F. w. Bacon, waiter
on board the steamer Yazoo, running from
New Orleans to Havana and Philadelphia,
arrived here by the cars from the latter city.
He was seized with severe pains and was
treated for jaundce, but on Monday he had
the black.Yomt and died at 1880 4. A., OF
unmistakable yellow-feyer. The health oth.
Ger had the room thoroughly disinfected
the clothing burned, aud the body buried in
Pctter'S field.
Governor Dix signed the State supply bill
to-day.
Several horses have died this week. of dis.
temper near Hampstead, L. !.
President Grant and family returned to
Long Branch this morning.
The publishers of an indecent paper called
the Echo, in Newark, were fined 500 to-day
The grain elevator, with 10000 bushels OF
wheat, ut Rcsco, Iowa, were burned yester-
day.
Two-tbirds of Maxwell, Ontario, have been
burned. Loss heavy.
At Jerome Park to-day Survivor won the
first race. Time. 2.154. Mate won the sec
ond. Time, 3.091 Wonder won the third.
Time, 4.04. - .... l.fsgsi.
Nine thousand immigrants arrived here
this week. ........ -.
Max Stettbrcimer, resident partner al
Frankfort of the banking firm of j. Il w
Seligman, of this city, died there to-day,
He was the United States Consul at Stutgard
under Presidents Pierce and Buchanan.
There was but little excitement at thu
Cotton Exchange to-day, and it seemed tt
be the general opinion that the effect Il
create panic has failed.
The CliftWood House, Il new hotel at Key
port, n. j., was turned last night. Los
not stated.
Deaths during the week, 455.
The imports this week amount to $6,21s,
O13, Of which 5000, ,075 consists of genera
merchandise and Sl,2l5, 1898 of dry goods.