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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28
DHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
AND aALTTMORH r. r..
nDE.I.a w Az nfNIG TnKA

iGP6RTHsr E0fItB. ~"
enand after MONDAY, April 2lst, 1873, pas
Philadelphia, Baltimore and intermediate
sta ions.
The & % p. IN train from Wilmington with
Phi ad, lphla and Baltimore cnnueciio0, will tun
10 eAfnri, arriving NJ 10 .. in., making three
daily trtia Htu aud from eeaford
On and after the above d ,te, this Company
will discontinue runuing the early muruing
and evening uains between Milford aud HAr-
zpls-u H.F. KEsNEY. sup't.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

Nor A LAMP EXPLOSION. satur-
day evening, after the family Of an ex-
State Senator from Brandywine hundred,
had retired, the head of the house con
cluded he would ex.nguish the lam
which was filed with Astral oil, and
also retire. The ex-senator Is naturally
very timid, and went cautiously about
the work. He attempted to turn the
wick down, but the blaze nared up and
1t looked to him as If II wanted 10 ex-
plode. Finally he concluded to be bold
and so blew down the chimney, but to
his horror a small quantity of gas around
the wick flared up, and at the same time
he imagined he saw hundred or 80
sparks flying in all directions. He there
upon hurried out of the room, slammed
the door to, and Weakened every one in
the house. His two nephews, who were
Visiting him, insisted on going into tine
room with a light 70 see If anything was
the matter, but the Senator determinedly
opposed the idea, and insisted that the
room was filed with gas and If a light
was taken in, there would certainly be-
an explosion. One of tue young men
quietly slipped to the door and looking IN
saw lightning bugs flying around the
room, and on opening the door tue LAM
was quietly sitting on the table and ther,
was not the slightest smell Of gas. The
true state Of the case was then patent tC
every one; Tue Senator on blowing GU
the lamp, saw the lightning-bugs tiyinl
pretty thickly close to the lamp aud i'm
agiped that they were sparks from IN
lamp aud that an explosion WAS sure &
follow. The family then retired afte
having hearty laugh at the expense q
the Senator.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

VUILMlNGTON h RRAIING Il. R.-summer
w Arrangement. On aud after SUNDAY,
Junei2 1873 passenger ttalBs will run IN follows:
Leave horthw d HTArioSH. Leave soathward
No 3 No g. No. /. No. s.No.ANo.d
7. 81. Y. MA. N. A. M p NAN
500 $40 $50 wilmington, ii ~ SO sis
500 $50 726 Chadd sfcrd 10 ~ IN 7N
100 400 el6 Coatasvills. sS Uln en-
B3 98 Birdsburl', SO 4sO
7I1 i0O Reading, 7Aj 4fc
SUNDAY TkAlNS-LeAVe northward--Wn.
mil gtvn 20 n. IN; ChHdd's Fofd y 20 a. m,
Gainesville II. Is A. IN Leave south wBrd-Cua'es,
Vile ~ =. M Chadd's ford . 02p M VII
mitgtgn . 10 p. m. sunday trains will stop at
taeged, and connects T. and ffOm Oxford aud
CONNECTIONS:
At wilmington with trains to PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore, aud with Delaware railroad trains,
NOS and max q direct eOnnectionWit h tIsiua u
and from Washington.
Al ChAdd's Ford, trains Nos. I, q and for
Philadelphia. Ms. aud with trains from
Philadelphia Irsius Nos l, and with trains
Al CuatesVille all trains connect with traina foi
Phtlafephia and Harrisburg Trains Nos, 2nnd
make direct Connection with trains to and from
Philadelphia.
AtBirdsbors' trains aud 3 connect northward
and HOuthwHrd with Philadelphia ard Reading
Railroad. and and 4 with southwArd bound
trains; Train No. connects with train from
Philadelphia. G. sTOLz. supt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

EXCURSION 10 REBoBoTH.-Th ex
,drsiol to Rel 5holh Cas- will take place
July 10Th. Persons desiring to 20 had
better secure their tickets. The boat will
leave French street wharf At a. M, and
returning will leave Lewes at 40 P. NJ.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

CRstOriR is more than "a sursti'uto for
Castor bii II is the only SAFE article la
existence which 10 certain TO assimil4tr the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-cniic
aud produce natural sleep n coutaius
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol. and
is pleasant To take. Children need not cry
ard mothers may rest apri2 Bmw
Wanted "a farmer IN every town AS agent
for the Collins solid Steel Plows. For
terms, etc, write to Collins x Co. 2l2 " tter
street, New York. my lu.gm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

A SLOW MALTA letter directed to J.
I.owery, Esq. of Milford, and mailed At
Wilmington, Del, June 20, 1859, arrived at
It's destination in good order yesterday
Milford Neigs Of the 10Th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

For EURoPR.-Miss Emma Worrell,
Maggie Bringhurst aud Priscilla Speak
man sailed from New York Saturday for
Europe. Mrs. Roman, Of Trenton, iwell
known here will be Of the party.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Regular Meetng-sOms Nuisancss-The
Hide and Tallow Smell.

The Board Of Health Friday week held
a regular meeting, President Mccall In
the Chair.
The committee Of the Tenth Ward, on
the nuisance Of water in the cellars Of
several houses on Maryland avenue, re-
ported that they had done nothing towards
suppressing IL, from the fact that they
were afraid to proceed, and asked that
the Board guarantee the expenses of
having the cellars drained II the owners
or occupants Of the houses should refuse
TO pay for Il.
Mr.. Eckel said II was folly to ask the
Board to guarantees the expenses OF hav-
ing such work done. Tie committee
had the power TO arrest those who main
tain these nuisances, and besides lining
them can make them abate all nulsances
on their premises.
Col. Mccullough thought the commit
tee were childish or weak In making
such a request as they had.
The subject was then continued In the
hands Of the committee.
Several other nuisances In the same
ward were reported to be as they were
when first reported, making every body
believe that there is a sad deficiency OF
back bone IN the make-upof the commit
tee whose business II is 10 suppress them.
All the regular and special committees
were continued On the subjects referred
to them.
The Board was requested to attend to
utter on Shipley street between Ninth
and Tenth, and 10 suppress the numerous
pig-pens that exist In the Deighborhood oil
Delaware Avenue and Adams aud Jack
son streets.
Col. Mccullough asked, "under whose
control are the garbage carts : " but al
"Rudible silence was the only answer
he received.
Mr.. Glatts reported the hide and tai
low factory on Tatnall street above
Second a nuisance. The smell coming
from the factory, he said, was very sick
ening and at times almost intolerable. H'
moved the Board adjourn to meet Their
and determine what was necessary to b'
done.
DIR. Draper didn't think the Board hat
any control over the factory, and If Il
was nuisance the Court was the propel
body to suppress IL.
Mr.. G. then withdrew his motion ant
moved that a committee be appointed t.
wait on Council aud ask that some plac
be procured where the bodies of deaf
animals could be buried.
This motion was not seconded.
The question of night scavengers wa
referred to the committee appointed L
define the powers Of the board, and
motion to adjourn prevailed after tn
following orders had been directed to b
drawn John Lungren, S34.4Sj job
Curry, 1925 Geo. W. jackson, $3.50.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

IkEPARED ny
sBTP W. P0WLB & SONS, Boston, Mass.
And sold by Druggists and Dealers Renernllv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
CIVIL NOTES.

wa. Ogden Hegeman has been appointed guard
An al I for Catherine infant upeaded IN TIE salt Of
Ellen Burke Ag,. JohR Burke aud others
An application in the Sea Cliff Grove case was
Yesterday Judge Van Brunt to have issues framed 80 " 70
tr b mn, the charge Of made against the Metropolitan Camp
Me-yug Assoc Aaou. Declson reserved.
The trustees of the First Presbyterian Church OF
Rb.tb j. have attached property Of BdWard jordan Of Eliza
beth puu.n, Of action begun in the supreme Court recover
$751; 81 a protested proraissory note
HR Williams d. Co. have begun an action IN the
So Car, a. r..oy,r debt Of sl35 Ga T. w. Drew Of No.
"a and an order Of By publication has
h.,, -,ls h.s.a,. the defendant cannot be found
A suit was begun. yesterday, by capias' IN the
upd STATE, p. Court 81 900 from Charles soJes
I, W.T.. nd Rbe NJ eagle alleged violation OF the Acts
i7eg 1870 and 1885 relative TO importing goods an unaeF
TaiaAiOa
The cause of the Nelson Bank against Thomas
R a ,h, IN the Supreme Court the amount Of
nm ~ Ay,.n BY Rtohis Gregg, Gillespie Co upon
hs and accepted them has Desu placed On ne SPECIAL
Great ca lendar for trs on Oct "a
Judge Barrett, in the Supreme Court, Chambers,
~ reading the paluoas Of The attorneys for Jaw Cooke
Co a sor The Snts Bank dsfendan Ia the suit OeFu,
han nv ohn ordered that the sut be dseonnnu
nd Al. injuaeos granted the suit 90 spt Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

tced m last two numbers of the Canton kurcano
winch explains little the strange fear that has existed
here the last few days that outbreak would take
place against order and property Two articles have a
peared reminding the garrison that rapne murder and
incendarlsm only proper of royalist soldiers and
Republicans, after the style Of those Of Mad
md. but the Republicans of Cartagena must
show the world that they are made of
different stuff from the rest II rather unpleasant u
hear men talking in the streets about Themselves
TO the good things whchtheyiaver exist Of the
bes, houses and then burning those houses down. and
think that in consequence Of tins attitude s
To publish fervcnt cxhortations order The volunteers
OF the town are quiet enough In this respect but the
others arc grumbng and saying Just
as bad tie rest Of them because he gwen them
the social liquidation he promised redstributed any
property, aud tins grumbIing end in carrying out
the reforms themselves One Of these articles ends az
follows "sdch must be the noble the resoue, the eie-
waited conduct OF this gigantic city, without rival in the
history OF free peoples which is called Cartagena. Eer
nal praises to its terrible defenders Curses and eter-
mai iufamy 20 the impure Of noble CITY,"
Gigantic city, without rival in history" terrible
defenders" and then violent Such ia :he clap
trap nonsense win which these poor people de-
ceived obeyng few unprincipled, money grabbng
official thieves. But, have sad before, the day IL
approaching believe for active operations, and these
gentlemen viii perhaps deign TO show little OF the
heroism they have boasted about much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

Assistant District Attorer Rollins appearing r me
the Of DAVID Wshs enerreo f,h reomns ~hA
resumed and The
srdn,trd ummef Aeusd Jeremiah Canka jointly IN
sd stb hin, dschsrved recognlEAnoe Thomas
Lynch ehzryc sssung Terrence Dohson 20 oo ureen
wshsi on ssu soauea Peter Mitchell and t1sau Pre-
a. a. .,r brown charges with stealing $3.50 from Jas
Donovn Of No 81 Teneth-.t aqntssd mihsm Hove
Helme charged With aoaung bta ,n OF
No 81 suyssst With Knife sept 20 was iouaa runy sn "'
the Ctr Prison william Hove for 1e Asseo
The oong pleaded uy Charles honr f reshng 500
worth Of eas ron Michael Rgan No ~ Soese
Seat 10 the STATE Prison ~ Denis G. sulYth OF
tempting 10 800 from Benismin W Blanchard on Jay o5
state Prison IL months Bernard Byneh, OF an
upon Michael Dempsey OF No $50 East TNentg Second 81
Sent the Penileniary ior JeI...John a ,aa.l
IF ep ~ RiWard Tea of No 10
wooStert Sept the Stat Prison Is months par
stealing u of Charles NmOua sept IL sent 20
Pentensry james Hays stealing 80 sorH OF
clothing Mary Devnu Of No 700 Bst Tgelt, Oh SEPT
months JEmes Farmer OF rooDhR
haven Coan the Pentents io- one
james e. Moore ah1K Of CLOTH worth -
from Charles Marks Of No. 2Ol Williams Aug % ni 90 the
nSntbs Daniel Bnen Of a.snung ami sfenp|
ing sept 10
Beyenayei he Prison for Abrhan Solo
sesng SO ~oth from Joseph David Of No. ls0
Church July % sent 10 the PenieDaaIJ for months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
pASSFNGERS 4RRTVED.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-In Steamship JIrl. OF, 7.1s Rrolcnei
Arsshi Bey GAnib Bey g. Jones' Ma g. A. Pore endrn
.od maid Rev G T. Bshot IT. H. Kerr anh lady John
-on Ms Johnson Farsz vi Prkef ca and srfnL
Mr. Stephen r. e. Thorpe. W Pratt AL sd Dr. T. s. unsi
r r. Sver H. P Arnold and lady ". .us l-T ard
laughter W Lewis. IT, Mr.. Randolph, " Il. Long, ) X
Young M Ashenbaeh child o. H. Pace, NJ Ncsiieiet
MIS- Dunbar A. J. Ia-.-r a. D. hfcA
n Talon Co lie Grsud ard s7 q. " Kn and tdT
Mr. Painter and laughter B. p Jones owes Dhss'n q
sdv Mr. Thsoad sias hsn Robinson, Crsg ari
adv T. McCrsde lady and dAuahtss to Laae isSeEAsi
Mr. n Edey Veal and danghter J. r. 9ahsm a.
,dv Ms b Grhan K Pinch P r. Lgan sod dT No Ano~
ION and adv Nj ss Knowlton Mitchell - T. Ang ~
L1pgDarg ng and LADY, W MacEle and nehe", tt Ab.oit
Brown adv and servants Miss N. A Brown g. A. Drown Mn
Dunbar children and servant Ms iHio' MI W..
M Salier Mis- Annie NJ Hin. Miss Kais Dshe.sf
Tomas Ner,ds H. Donald smith, M Dewe ad and eh ~ NJ
Chapman and lady Mss Depew D. Morrison AM r7ant yans
and ady MI Ettng j Dolan and lady Curtis Guild lsi adv
Tswrsse, q w E1ge M Allison Myers Col Batter o. D.
Va II Dbbe A. Baker ar Drew and aty hss Goes ard .f
" Van Ingen Mr. RAwle and lady B. l. Curtis os DE- Nsf
and lady W. n Perry < C. Hancock > LORD J. Tor. 4" -
Howard T. D. Lincoln and iadT, K hiutI Ano
adv. J. Mclean and son Mr. BTeea ata Sa,'
Mrs ioodhue Mas Mcclellan, A. Wiegand H. Apisios
Fehberner oairen r. Dmostsf, Capt :" oi1n
and adv and infant c. Hicks b. r. Wilson. G. y Nswh 9
Roof M Bddle child r. n. Green, n o. 4Afulaa NJ
sruut adv daughter p H. Adams Miss r A. hlh D Pns
zsu Miss NJ flanagan Mss & T. Flanagan NJ. houerssn W
Wora adv children and Hill J. D. Ihomas ana 'oA
CASEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
NrwARK,s DEBT STATEMENT

An important session of the Common Coun-
sl was held Friday night The Hobbies and galleries
were filed with interested spectators, who evnceda deep
interest in the proceedings. The city Controller pre-
scented a statement of the public debt showing the total
amount of bonds issued be $5O3S2O4; deduct can
ooled nv act of Legislature. $4,000; net amount
ontstandiug saOI8,2Oa The sinking fund
nods in bonds and cash, t9367s7 a. The
Finance Committee. which has for some time past been
investigating the affairs OF various city officers, pre-
s.ntAd partial report, emOodylng the reports OF ex-
marta who have been reviewing the books and accounts.
K rrerares had thus FAR been discovered except IN
me once OF the Receiver Of Taxes, VINO mas already
eeen removed In tins office, beside the dis
erepancies already reported, the expert Iouno hst
one of Inc clerks who had been taken suddenly SICK left
ms hook with the receiver VINO kepthe accounts thereon
dnriug his absence. In this book IL was found that
dining that period fraudulent entries had peen made
smountuc 10 S72O and also instance ~ when Sbl
nad bren received for tax upon tO,OOO worth OF
properly while the entry on the book was Tor only OO
Twenty conspicuous cases were oseOFSeN' wary ns
in amount rom 80 70 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY The interfere, With business Wheat
srS SiTsS hd al 66a67 Barley unchanged; sales. No.
~ dS ! S.'s L 5 an ann n. o S ui s
sSFy41S s 91 ws ana TA 4 @Bo, Corn e S5 ss Sn,s
103469 eash psas $50 bash Cansi sh'pnenp" ee,
% no 7e Dash Corr 30 SIS BUSH oats Is 700 bush
Barley 1900 bust CAnAl Freigh steady wheat re Corn Iie
sales Of Wheat reporting 800 bash No Corn 5Se
1000 bush Western No O at DE the market " bare Of
Tgg1E11So Oct The sr. dull Wheat and Corn
so 42c Petroleum arm aDd unchanged spot oil saTee
,SS. S ,..ST Port SIG B.sosTshoOders s Clear
SIDES 9c Gear sides s9s packed HaRs-sSsaIe1Esa 10
sia sides s'.e leoe Lard sads'e for Tsesi s'as for
SlT1ss Oct T@Flour quiet and unchanged wbe.i
goo 81 IL 20 t sos.S. 80 6 n a ana
Sle for No Corn siesd' at 44e for No sIs
s' No sn IS spHus Tnsst.wSs.i Bus. os.ssS
M ~ co.. ss ~ sDs, 40 $500 %s s:; Wheat Snip
STv-ORLEAss, Oct 7csrn :rn and scare; White hIsd 7se
Whit, sG barr Dare. ae
Sua., 2, ssH 2S t., S5 T9s % s, ~ .Ss
osvsso Oct 7FlSar rs.ay ss Of 500 oe. IS for
$40 Or Dosb. EItrs wseAi qus No awsuEes Cab 81 as
Corr Sus At Soas2c s.di sales Of 20 600 buA
81 70 s. s cora ss s. % s 40 :. i'i g
Sc ti Ss 81 '' 'e.'ii;s :-s ss'''
foa i2e % Psi.a,pA1 Lsmoty o. rs 70 .ss asa.os
s.ios zoe to soc Albany ace Reerip-67 400
s 200 S : ~. 5 s 10 Do ss
:, G s S~ - IN o-' g. g, i Is; 900 ss %
556OOO bash CSEn $4,000 BASH Data $1,000 bs'h Barey
81 coo bush. Rye
81 Oct L-Tcs quiet and unchanged whs.s srO2srr
No Red Winter IN demand 81 53dtl 81 No
81 fair Demand and ar No hred ~ GSSse resu
ar; A4sdA5o. November Oats lover nles 81 Ne a. 47o
35c the east se the aek IN elevator Soe Oe'o
Barley T demand aDd higher o Choice Spg WITH sale, al
81 40dsl so Rye dull and unchanged No 80 dooe Pcrk
Market opened dn bat closed active 81 $40 Gslo 20 or Sa
Mesa Bulb heas dali Bona aes OF summer Ceas MO
a7Se Bacon sisadvi shoulder adSat Clear RIO ssass
gd9 Clear sidss 0adg for j0hbEg and order ots lo az
ebsrged and qust sales AZ SEC for Winter Kettle Nnsp
ocalde Ihoee
steer. a. ass S7H Tersns and Indians 81 5Ods4 70 heE
sAles ~ lOdS4 So. Rsosptsl 600 ebh
Isd ZOO Cattle IN - ,....
rslsss Osl 7-pls~ s.a sss assAsBses. Wbssi sso -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
THE QUESTION OF RESUMPTION.

70 me EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The public does, in my opinion, desire a
ratprn IN specie payment cannot see now the sale
n, o. 900 600 OF eold can produce the desired effect Gold
t mar means currency at par with gold. does il not
NOW il ia at discount of ls per cent because 1t
cannot be exchanged for gold except by paying that
amount Il is not convertible because there IS more
currency tnan is needed We that, irrespective Of
the demand caused by the panic, there is plethora OF
currency OF about slOOOOOOoO more OF less THIS Was
forced into circulation supply the sineWs N war
Whenever the paper currency shall be reduced TO the
amount needed 70 supply the demand Of medium Tor
representing and exchanging values II Will perform inc
Office that belonged gold and paper ana g0d VIII DC
IN equal demand This may be effected IN Two "sys,
Just az we may increase a fraction IN Two ways lOu
may multiply The numerator or divide the detOmnatOf,
So NAV increase the values OF the cOuntTV or we
may diminish the representation OF values. The first
going on nicely up 70 tue panic, ana was
causing a demand for currency. Now All values
are shrinking We are dividing the numeratOR
property and multiplying the denomination, currency.
The reduction Of the fraction Will proportion 70 the
magnitude OF these operations. Any addition 70 cur
swell IL m volume Every diminuton currency tends
- yeduce the 20 the limits Commercial need
infx OF $40 1000 OF gold will make currency a little
rbeapar A withdrawal or S,USO0o OF paper In
eh he Cor god will make paper a little dearar How
1890 WELL | think it would make difference OF
-halt tuo.ents on the dollar. A hundred millions
- o,1s,srcv might not reduce IL I'VE per cent Two
-. ot,oI rSiflious Withdrawn now could not probably
mum. ~ d,,rr,nev 70 par THIS N opinion Stating
~ a. nnage mat others may understand better gold
Ill an FL mar when much surplus currency "a with
$50, a. viii increase the value OF currency 70 that of
gold and the equation VIII De- soi t ~ cur
rency e. ninety cents IA ko'~ Jus 49, 49,, ny
a. one dollar In gold.
Hs,o- YOTk Oct. ], 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

WEDNESDAY. OcT. e
Mails for Queenstown and Liverpool Ger he1nsir
srneota Close $50 Eossppemena Mail oiear1sp sN-
Pier No. AZ ". r
A Closed MAJ ~ sent bY his the
rhIRsDAf Ocr. ..
us IN, Rurore via Pnoutn Cherl0urg and Hahurg seam
.blp HolssfA close IL NJ suppemen'aT h of ao9o,
nosge ee and pnnte the PostOue Al ~"
m Steamship at from oot Of Ilrdst honos en
Nss or Havana direct the seashlD CITY Of yFna ciose -
M suppiementAry dOube letters ana Drnf1
matter u closed At the Pst-OEoe LAO haSnsnip s %
AZ 3 o. H. fromP Pier No. 3 \. X -. ~ :.
Mails Sen direct. BY tie rearshiv tumboni ehsr A. -
steamship p from Pier loot Of toan-i hoooAe~
FRIDAY. OCT. 10
Nails Cor y.vdlsna close At the SewYors PoO1oe everF dA'
A. Is D. n. Halifax. % --
9n for iaLI n eosei Al ,he SeEYorE PeOA EVER
iar Al o D. m and goes VIA Boston .
nv The steamship Adrauc close At No hurpsnntafT Wall
steamship from White Star DocE FaFon~ Ffi
jersey CITY. -. a.. .--...-
Mails Europe Southampton ana Bremen ~ ne steamship
al ~ Supplementary Nal 0f p"'~e
lettcr, and printed closed the Pos'One l5O a.
steamship sails al from foot Of Thirist ohosen
direct (ermzn sud closed Mail seat n ihs me
Mails Tor Clyde Close Al m eieam'hs
saiis 3 D m. PIER No 20 B. X
Mails for Ayt.ctc steamship Yieksoarg eose Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
SHIPPING INrELAIGENCE

PORT or w-TORK....-.............. T.
CLEARED.
esI0.biS Caedons Br Il Oyenone GlAsros Henierou Bfs
ssmsh,s Russia Br Liverpool Queenstown, CbsA
ssSn.Sr Life Brigade Br Grey Rotterdam Ed,e Co
steamship Wilmington. Holmes. Havana Wn = C,Iis
STEAMSHIP Steamship Georgia CroTsl Charleston. W Qun,ra Ca
Steamship Virgo. Bukey Savannah murray, Frrns Co -
Steamship wJsnoa CO1ea, ResnSao Guy Point ADo So"A OA
SssSship NORTH Foley Ph,delphA LOna sea@'S Co
steamship CONCORD soI@AI ia. 81 oiro.h
SHIP Racaard Busted Johnson for orders a Brown Co
BaIs IarA CItai Cacsoe Gibraltar orers Co
slrk IgnaEio HAL rArsta, Lsghorn Punch Bly, Co
Commentator Toneo AsAL Sen-ni' belfast s"'ot
Co
S,rs RrSeees csrsns yosH.os ssasra, Wa,lei Co
BsIf Gqnl mol, Glouc-sIer. Rag rsses BaelnAHS
Bne Dan Swell H.liberg Hamburg Panch E4e. 20
ss nssS. ss9 ss aS es s.ou sepo.
se6r HOle. Bsye Pensacola and Key Wet SsDSs'
Sem A.s Robe, ROBBERS; , S.rSe S.ss5;o. Home s>
ARRIVED.
Steamship Br hsryu Liverpool sept a. sHe esssAss-s
s,san,hp VessOafg RadOIph PoraaPDes spt 20. ~ k.rs
27ts TrEs sd SOA sA mise 40 0.ss
s,esH dip Cuba Palmer CrsI 90 Havana o.. !.
Steamship s.ahaisn wood6a chssstoO C, Oct .a nd''
Bsai Dr. g fapps tof WisasO So ss sydssy. C. b, 10
B.rs D.Ss of Port.ud, Gerry s.s.s IL 4-'' "' Delaware
s.rs Ada. seSean Ps4s, SEPT 2 Vi. sysssy c.
b.rs ss.Iss sgs.sr Lad. q DAY. with 's.l
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
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imam tse steamship C Of hogrsa Meehsa ron Mes
scot for liverpool arrived shssnsen n
hovLLl oet The AneAeT lass steamship karOpa Campbell
sss-EOrk Sept ~. for Gl.-gos has arrived bese
DISASTERS.
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nes Chatham Lzht Tbs vessel remains urhl
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