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The following sales we're reported
Head.
4O Frank Lowenstein &Addler, VS. @G
io2 lanes s. Kirk, Western, 1854
"a +. Horn. Western 4@5A
40 ii, Chain, Western. ~ H4M
50 owen Smith, Western @b
500 James McFillen. Western. 5, @aH
863 A. e. ]. Christy, Western 5H@5
1874 Martin Fuller " Co., western 1905
81 Pbilip Hathaway Western 4l%gN
225 McFillen E pro,, Western, 5%@5,
"a b Mooney, Western, @oA
ON X Maynes Western 5 g8
6t1 McArdle & Miller, Western, 5 @l8L
80 James Clemson, Western 5H@6
SO d Smyth, Western B. a.
90 q, Schamberg 600, Western 4A@8N
lao + Moon v. Western 4%05
46T Mooney Western, 3IM5L
so H. Cham. Jr., Western 44g "a
sheep were rather lower. 1900 head so Il
at 4h@5Ac per pound gross as to condition
Hogs were rather lower. 5, N head sold
atss 25aS rs PER hundred pounds net.
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WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER'B WAREHOUSE
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSE
WAxANAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER's WAREHOUsEs
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
WAMANAKER's WAREH0UsEs
WAMANAKER's WAREHOUsNS
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
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WANANAKER's WAREHoUsEs
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER'S WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAXER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
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WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
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WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKDR'S WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSEs
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKHR's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKNR'S WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANA(AKE1's WAREHOUsS
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUsES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUsES
WANAlfAKER's WAREH0UsES
WANANAKER'S WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
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WANANAKDR'S WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAHAKER's WAREHOUSES
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WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUsES
WANAMAKER's WAREHoUsEs
WANAAAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAHAkER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER's WARNHOUsEs
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUBES
WANAMAKER's WAREHoUsEs
WANANAKER's WAREHoUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHoUsES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMARuR'R WAREHOUSE
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N1oing TO rAhd-

Ygoing to rAhd-
dslphia to visit the
Exhibition, it may
be Of service to
those rho do not
know the City 30
hare some place
where Information
can bs got about
sights to see-A0urs
the q. S. Mint, Ma-
sonic Hall, Girayd
Colle0e,Ud uoriouS
Institutions are
open, whsys to get
required tichstS,
how to reach ahe
places, dc.
Having jor' oUey
fifteen years had
the kinG support or
/ h0usGn Dis and
thousands Of peo-
pie from euery Soc
ton Of the Country,
lce wiU be glud to
repay their Mvors
bv any courtesies
IritIIl, our p0wer TO
extend.
We nave bEn0T6@
Of clerks lVbV wiR
with cheNalness
a nswer questions
and give se1Ufec
outside Of any bitsi-
ness Of our 0uN,
without pay.
Our ReW bGH5c az
h and
Market has plenty
qf room, and ue are
open early IN the
morning and late
in the euening.
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Visitors Welcome!

Thirteenth ON d Wanamaker's
Market and Sirth Wanamaker'S
and Market are Wanamal:er's
a,eU r,orth vtsitiun, Wanamaker's
and Mr. Wnna- Wanamaker's
MAKER assures a Wanamaker's
,nelcTynne to visttOrs, Wanamaker's
Whetlser they care to Wanamaker,s
bun or not. Wanamaker's
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The Main Buildings
OF PHILADELPHIA

The firm started
In q ss7sGX corner of
Me Old brick buNd-
ing at 6Irth and
Market, ss0p some
,ehd3 changed BY
TIE iron n'0nted
building, covering
four Tots, and
knoWn far and
n eur as 0 A X
HALL.
The house Is en-
ctusiuely deuOted TO
clothing for men
and boys, and is
popular because Of
the large stock, Dto
prices, and tho
roughly reIiG6le
methods of business
originated and stu
carried on. there.
THE NEW Es-
AT
Thirteenth q n Il
MGrket street Is
q uOnder to the
thro7gS Of people
daily visiting IL.
u covers ~ acres
h, the heart Of the
city, and on one
grand Noor is
found betlvee,s one
and tuO million
dollars In
MEMS AND Boys
CLOTHING.
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTs AND SHOES
SKIRTS AND
FURNISHING
GOODS.
TRUNKS AND
VALISES.
RUBBER GOODS,
LADIES COATS.
The rules Of the
hO,lSe DT'et,e,1 U1su-
thing out safe deal
tr,g for eVen the
most inexperienced
b,1yers. The large
volume Of business
dlIoUs TIE smallest
Kind Of PROFITS, so
M1t goods are no
Uhsre cheaper and
seldom so cheap
else,Uhere.
N, OfId feature of
the business u 10 Tn
ute and t,lStst on
customers return
tnQ goods and tuG-
inQ back the n.on<y
u hey are not salts.
ted.
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NR. J P MALCOM,
~ No. 202 Taylor street.
NJ g.
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PHILADELPHIA MAKMETk

Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA. October rs, 1915,
Jold lO9sh@lO9A Pittsburg, IL
II e. 1881 liz @ll8M tusvllle and
5-2OslSe5 ll3Easales Buffalo R. r 9A&91a
"July 1855 ll3 @sales Catiwlssa
July 1867 ll5A@ - GOLD VALUE.
"JuIy 1868 III @lliL Eng Sov 48494ss
"lU-40s ll5A@ll5A Silver 4SO@4S5
New IS ll4NWll n ~ Reichsm N1@4Sl
rity6 sNew ll2A@ll3 Wfracs(Nap) 3SS@W5
U.Cos., M, '37 q 2'kroners 5SO@53J
Penna Il. r. 49A4D49H Prus thalrs 5000
phila q Read Roubles, Gold 70@75
RR, 2aN@ "a
nhila Il Eriel4S@ Is
Lehigh Va 49A@sales
: Nav StockSON@ 81
HestonvL le 251@sales
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Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wauamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Warlamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
.anamaker's Warehouses
Wanalnaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Warehouses
Warehouses
WanaInaker's Warehouses
Wareh ouSes
\Vanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamakers Warehouses
Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wunamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Warehouses
.anamaker's Warehouses
Wanarnaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
.anamaEr's Warehouses
.anamaker's Wareh houses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
yVanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
.anamaker's Warehouses
.anarnaker's Warehouses
Wananaker's Warehouses
Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Warehouses
Wanamaker's WarehOuses
.anamaker's Warehouses
.anamaker's Warehouses
.anamaker's Warehouses
.anamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
.anamaker's Warehouses
.anamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
.ananlaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanalnaker's Wareh ouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses;
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wauamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
WanaInaker's Warehouses
Wanamalser's Warehouses
Wanamalser's Warehouse
Wanarlaker's Warehouses
WanRmAker'S Warehouses
WanamakerS Warehouses
Wananaker'S Warehouses
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There must have been something In it
when Captain Gallagher waived . hearing.
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Cattle Market.

MONDAY, October 30. Beef Cattle were IN
fair demand and pricei were firmer $500 b. ad
sold at 5s4a6Ac for extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers SIC for a few cno1ce: 5a5Lc
for fair to good do, aud 3a4Hc per n gross
for common, as tc quality
M q folIouinu "a les were repOrfed:-
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EDUCATION Al.
Z /ILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
" COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges, is under the charge of the
advsntages to students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is ituated on the Pennsyl-
vania Central Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
office on the College groun"s.
rms: Per session Of five months, Tin ad.
vance,) $3.50.
Very Rev. T. GALBREY,
dec, ,l.lyr, President.
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I..sly .sld n. sul I...ds ..d took issa ~

vas ssey the FIJI Issads ssd took fsss'ga uas
hat rctsined her
scax BxnnIxc has sold San Francisco. and her
name changed to that VI John Bright
Bosrox June IA schooner which has arrived here ~
having passed which three men
clingnR The high that they could mos ce
reached They be ~ the oil the scnr
Ida Hammond OF Portland for Boston before reported
missing
QurBxc june 23rhe number Of arrivals from sea MP 20
date Is l35 vessels l0f127 in "f last year ~
this date The Transactions n charerng for the wee nave
not been the falling on In arrivals has
been decided and but lev vessels on the market
the advance In from other points OF shnent mas hsa
the effect OF stlhenug the market
san FRAscIsco. June 23-Ihe British bark Great Re-
public" which arrived to-day Liverpool reports that
the 2Sth Of May. In lat IL 81 n lon lf3 81 W. boarded
the British bark 'Clavendom." She had been Abandoned
and rs nothing heing iron she'll and
the remains Of her still burning She appeared 20
have been coal laden No signs OF life visible 10 the
vicinity Of the wreck
LAuNcHEp-At Kennebunkport. June -. by Crawford =
Perkins snip about oeiore noticed,
The Is owned by Mesms Geo Lord 4 TO. Of Boston
Capts Mailing aud Horstio Moody. VI Kennetunk. and
the builders and will be sailed by Moody Also few
minutes later by Capt Nathaniel Thompson. splendid
3dccked ship Of about POO named Mary II Manton
which Is tor sale. Titcomb Thompson launched
night their ship Of 1850 Mr. David Clark was 10
launch next day large bark.
At Mystic c. tho ward OF George Grcenman. the
3masted schr VIM Hopkins built tar Capt fred Trtb
bic length $50 feet: bre adh OF BEAM 33 ce: depth OF
hold 10 feet, and = carrying capacity Of 5UO tona-
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Steamer Egyps (Br Grossn Liverpool via QusenstOwn-F
" j Hurst
steamer Australian (Br,. Peters, Lverpooi-Pim, For
wood 4 Co.
steamer Arrason OBJ, symons Bristol E-w Morgan.
steamer Sc Gsrmsin (Fr formerly German steamer kiop
steamer Acapulco. Gray. Aspnwail-PaciAc Nail Steam
ship CO.
steamer bermuda (BD. Angrove Halifax and Quebec
+ Outerbrdge.
Steamer W woodwsrd Young. Baitimore-W Darcli.
Steamer Anthracite Grumcy. Philndelphia-Jss Hama
Steamer Mayfower. Davldson. Phladelphia-Jas Hand.
Ship johanna ,Serl, Bunge, kremen-- Bsrnstorn Co.
Bark Romano Aus. scopinich. Cork or Falmouth for
BARK Nuovs Eaiiia celsstina dsap sssrsee. Lisbon
Funch Edge 4 Co.
Brig Patterson tBr, He's. Larusyra and Porto Ca
Brig Lydia II Cole (Bp, Rose, 81 Jags tCubs,-waydsu
4 On.
Brig John Shay. Nickerson New Orssns-N " Brigham.
Schr Mayhower tBr). Tyrcr, Haye, E-uco T. Busy.
Scr De Hart. Fsrnhsni, Aux Cages (HHytD--H Aur-
Sehr Nellie Shaw, Gates, Sc Decentralization Co.
Schr Martha tBr). Glass, st John, Mp Ncvius
Son.
schr Opera (Br). Fowler Sc John Mp Nevius Son
Schr Herbert Il, Mount. t;nlvestou-E ID Hurbut Co.
Schr Henry II Grant. Harrison. Jacksonville
Benttie.
scbr Erma Lewis. Higgins, Provincetown--BJ Wen
schr Florence r Hall, Kssns. Lynn, Mass-simpson
scnr il Grrnin. Mckinney. Gloucester. Mas-B Wen.
berg Co.
schr r waiicn Carter salcm--Jed Frye 4 Co.
Sloop Nevnda Jarvis Perth Amboy, NJ-Campbell
sioop Alpha, Jones' South Amboy. MI Gregg.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sHrr BELLE OBREs from 81 John. NB for Liverpool be-
fore reported ashore Beacon Bar, 81 John. Nh or
AN June ~ with great deal VI water In her hold and
towed into port.
SmrP ToBrouE which caught tho crock when
being launched ~ Courtney Bay NB AID inst hoaed
high water Pm OF day and has been towsd to Sc
John, NIB.
Rank BeaGLIor (Nor). while being towsi from
the Baltimore aud ohio Railroad Cos elevator ut Locust
being improperly basstcd The succeeded In holding
until had attached tho elevator wharf
and Ia 10 minutes the bark brought even keel
hank II PRKGSALL. which sailed from Charleston 10th
Rotterdam. formerly the Iir bark Wood
which aground on Pumpkin Hill shoals the night OF
Oct Is 1878. and subsequently, towcd to charleston,
who're sod the Prernaf bros by whom she
nall.
scnR ELLA Drisco from Porto Rico for New York. with
cargo and moiasses rucA Hereford Bar
81 I'D inst There Is hut little OF saving either
vessel Toe Is consigned TO staples. car
Gosser 10 Assistance has been despatched to the
Ella by the Coast wrecking 20.
scuR HExRv MEANS. from Pensacola Tor Boston, which
put eknK has been condemned by the Port
Wardens and wii be sold underwrisr sale
the 27th ofJ
scuR BxpAnwpkc. OF RockaEd Me. struck rock in the
vnHhaven rid inst and hicd The cargo Is being
discharged II 10 thought the vessel can DO gotten OIL and
repaired.
CoRA. lying OF Burnhams wharf, East Boston, was
struck by ghtninx Wednesday demotshing her main
M bursting the pump No board ~ tho
time. The vessel ID damaged &2UO
ScHR MoxrxxuxA, Noxner. sailed from Bay Of Islands
May IS for Halifax and nothing has since been heard
from her. u IL feared shc 10 LOST with all ON board
scnR SCOTLAND ~ sss hAiiax IRON San Faneisea
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Mr.. DALY'S BENEFIT.

The Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday the scene OF
manager In his character rs a dramatic author. II
what was iccitously enough called the authors
festival, and tho house during the performances
crowded by tho intelligence and fashion
Of the city. II needless here TO speak
OF the value Of the two plays which presented,
divorce" and "Pique,h both OF which We TO Mr..
Days facilc and graceful pcn-that both pieces
reached their two hundrcdth performance In
city where the theatre gong public exceed.
ingy exacting, Is sufficient guarantee that they
possessed sterling qualities which recommended
them ~ that unbiased judgc--the public. Something
however Is due TO the bright galaxy of artists whose
talents and We might even say genius, those works
owe much Of their success. Among many clever
artists u u almost nvidious 10 make selection
mention, Tor each one contributes something OF his
personality to the completeness OF the representations
that have Put the Fiitn Avenue the front place in
our theatrical world. Miss Davenport probably the
produced, while the na,ncs OF Bronghan Davidgc,
Fisher. Harjcnburah and HarkIns form constellation
OF talent such Is seldom assembled on one
stage. There last night hearty call
for Mr.. Daly and demand that he
should make speech In this dilemma he carried out
Mr. john broueham almost BY man iorcc and pre-.
scntod him 10 the audience as the speech maker OF
the establishment For tho genial John was
taken hat aback, and amused tho house by cx-
Mr.. Daily having placed him false position rho
audience, however, wished To- hear Mr. Dxly speak.
and would not be satisfied until that gentleman cnmo
cut and thanked them three words.
THE Autnor's Fcstval' must DO pronounced great
success vi which Mr. DAILY may feel pardonaby proud
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. june 22-Arrved. schrs Merwir. New
York. II skinner Morris. de Par aud Carrie Hart
FROM - for aeorgctown.
sncd-schrs Sxliie Steeiman. and Frank Emery
from t;eorgctown1. for -
BOSTON. June 23--Arrved, steamers Giaucus. Bcarsc
Now York Norman. Nickerson rhiladepha bark Lizzie,
Carney Genoa trg Arcot. SMALL Csrdenas schrs Chss II
Crowel Hay az Islands: David Ames Flanders Elizabeth
port thss Gibson Emcry: fngrHhAm, Packard. and
W Drsko. Haskell. BALTIMORE.
Aso arrived, schrs l. NJ Jenkins jenkins. Baltimore:
Maggie Chadwick Morris do: John Rose. Allen. Phiiae
phia: Crssc Wright. u ,rK do; Loman Bleu Vangudrr
%: Ethan Allen Blake do: Cabada, Swain. do. Ida
Babcocx. Babcock do: FRANK Ieamng jenkins do; } 3
Lamprey. oouid. Amboy r Morrison. smith, Hoboken.
steamer Batavia tsr Nousnd. faverpoo: briggs
Beaver Wallace Donegal; SsIie Brown. Small. Yarmouth.
T. schr frcd cray, Tailor. iiayu
Saiied-Bark Warren Jalett.
BALTIMORE. june 2s--Arrived, steamer Elizabeth,
CLARK New York bsrxs Atvita uts. Marescs. London
derry; Ranger (Brl. put- Havre.
Cleared. steamers Vim Kennedy. Foster Providence; ;
Saragossa. Hooper, savannah. Sea Guil Lockwood
Charleston: barks Acacia Anderson. Matnuxas: Lennv
utab Balcstra Queenstcwn schr Ralph Carleton. Hark
ness Matanxss
Also cleared. steamers Kmilisno Cspsn). Mcndsroua
Havana; Thompson, Moore, Y: bark Brimiga tBrl
Porter Cork. sciirs MaryJ Ward. Ward Mayagnsx; IN
Whitaker. Carl. Boston.
Saiird-Barks Viva Isngia n, Gaspard. shields
BRUNSWICK, Tia. June 33--Auived, schr Rosa EpDin
ger. Bayles, Charleston.
BELFAST. june is--Arrivsd. schr " Ellis. Ferguson.
Ellsworth for Rondout.
sailedschr Abby Gale. Darby. CITY Point load for
New York.
.i7h-Arived. sehr Mary. Maess, Ellsvorsh for New
York
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PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATES.

PITTsuURG, June %, 1870
large number OF Pcnnsylvania delegates to St
Loup in the city tonight together with host Of
democratic politicians, principally from the eastern
part Of the State The party enlarged tonight by
the addition Of country delegates from the south
western districts, and tomorrow morning tho heaviest
part Of the Pennsylvania delegation viii leave this
city Tor the Convention. II first intended that
the eastern and country delegates from this State
should meet in this city Saturday morning
for general interchange If views
both platform and candidates for nomination.
but this has been abandoned. Ipasmuch It would
seem that the settled choice OF the delegation Han
cock Senator Wallace. at the Monon.ahcla House, TO-
night said he would not venture opinion TO the
choice OF the Convention, but would that ndicn-
tons point TO strong preference and last increasing
one, in tho Pennsylvania delegation, for Hancock. IL
was possible that the delegation would unit
first and all the time for this gentleman.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE %, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

wRiTxsroxg TELEGRAPH Lisx
Us steam alceporwar Brooklyn. Commander Upshur,
fs Steamer nDs1 H lin dr. ss Hull juno sou,hamp
''s s s nso m S
-ss Es'i:
with mdsc and passengers 20 W Garrison
s .ss:,'a June = win
ssssmer Aloemarls Gibbs Lewos. Del with mdss to the
S..S:a a;. sos,:: Z: s I. ! y y
s spoke ssisi Z ''
ay Assa s IS s0'1 -
BARK Billy simpson tBr, Curry Messhs % days with
% y ~ lon q .. spoke bark ssrsn Hobart. from
bis1Gs nary sr or c.srn.rysn e -
day. with ndss 70 order; vessel TO Punch, Edge Co
ssS S i RSs'sa fhsys1 , fainss ' Virginia.
schr w l. Hail. Brstngham, Virginia
@ ss 10 % e Of s.sSy
by tug Argonsuta and towed TO the city
PASSED THROUGH HILL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Albatross Davis: Fall River for Now York
Steamer r E,ss.rs xoung prG Ta for S.w York
sehr porss.s Kshn por,an s.. g. Tor New York
York
schr Annie Chase, Gibson, ,'resnport for New York
ssS S f.i.ai"@ yds1 rosssnss New s
bss's vi sS
schr Jennie Rogers. Rogers, Milestone Point for New
York.
Schr Jennie Taber Young. Providence for New York.
Schr 8 Bsrto. Kelly. Providence tor New York.
%
Schr Hester. Davis, Portchester for Now York.
BOUND RAsr.
Steamer Delaware. Smith. New York for Fall River.
Brig Mary tbr). Dodge. New York tor st John. NIB.
Schr Martina tBr Glass. New York tor 50 John, NIB.
Srhr sam Weller. Brockway. Hoboken tor llyNunis
Schr J a. Butler Lewis. Hoboken for Westerly.
Schr VIM Elmer. Tvbbe Hohoken for Providence.
Schr Merwin. Buncc. Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Storm Child Young New York for Greenport.
Schr Entire, KinnsHr. Albany far Fall River.
Schr phsro, Watson Rondout for Norwich.
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the party Represented In convention willing to
mako him their leader In the coming hight
TALKING riLDEx.
Nj. Smith NJ. Weed IL here aud talking for Tilden
The Buffalo delegates hand Mr.. A. r. Laning
and Mr. Joseph Warren talk rden. but II whispered
that their service Is only from the lip.
BLAIR sERESADED.
A serenade given this evening 10 Montgomery
Blair at the Lindell Hotel. Mr. Blair addressed
multitude 10 the elect that things had reached such
pass that change desirable at any cost He was
satisfied the great or the American people would
respond 10 nomination that promised the clearing
out OF toe rogues who have long held sway in the
federal admnist ration.
Mr. Blair succeeded after loud calls by Lieuten-
ant Governor Dorshciiner Of New York, who r a
brief speech declared that Governor Tlden the
pre-cinnent In tho nation rescue II from the
tolls OF corruption which had fallen. His eulo-
gics Of Tilden received with strong dcmonstra-
lions OF applause.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Burxos Arnrs. Nay ls-ssiled. bark Ella. Matthew.
CAnDEsAs juno 2i-Arrived. schr Kate Carleton tBr,.
Sailed list. brig Sarah Emma. Carter north Of Hat.
Cow Ray. CB. june 2a-sailsd. bark John Read tBr).
mAsAsa, June a-Arrivsd. steamer s~ss. Morgan.
sailed nd steamer Gnr.usay sp': Ansssgs. Baltimore
HALIFAX June 22-Saiied. brig Anna (Br), for Quscns-
Sailed 2ad steamer George Washington Whitehead, New
Arrived Esd, steamer George Cromwell, Bacon, New
MArAsx4s. June al-Arrvsa. bark Daring. Branscoms.
MosrrKAI. June Arrived banks Henrietta. Simpson.
rreoI si,sor. T9ou,pson snndersnd xsnia Foster Pic
ships Goshawi Manson, DO: Du%Ssrsonshiso Anderson,
NassAU. June iaiSsd ss jon" Mason Porter J.
.Poscs june ii-ssisd brig Snais Butler tGr o'BTsn
Montreal; Darham Grave.end 90: Lara tul.
gov: ship Durham, sexton London for Montreal; schr
rrumn fssysrs "a, Grse y,,c for Do Mn Vs..
Grecnock: Bruce Fraser Charlotte iadstcne sander
do; Eastern star Gondis. Plymouth barks Canada
VIM m% Tasmpson s.ossoa osprs, a inv Trxs
fiords Sovs%ssr Joh.nson Waterford; H.srs London
Constance; the Cyde 81, c,.u. ..... ~
TOM from Ga s p.
ssSsroRH no dsseIn port bark lone. for boston or
sr Aspsrws Juno 2i-ArrIvcd schr Clara Ms,odey from
TJoHNs. Nj. June is-Arrived schr Ninnic Grimm,
New York
sr Jonx, NIB, juno 2,-Arrivcd. schr Ganmire (isr).
dam bark st Nicholas (Br), saunders. Hamburg: brig
Ia1el Mahoney. Boston schrs Ellen New York Timothy
Field, do: Kate Newman. Richmond; David rorrey dol
vesta Dr. from Barbados.
Sailed nd Noys seossn tr,. Richardson from
New York.
Cleared 22d bark Harvest Home tr), German London
derry 2yd, schr II Rankin New York.
Went from the island I'D. ships l. Richardson
Motou Liverpool: Arran DIR, Dunarcslue London J.rks
II Oiaser Br, Carter do lie Prcaux tBrl. Liverpool !;
Annie rlo,p I'M. Frisx Limerick sunny Region Br
Kenney Psnarh Roads; John Black Or. Doanc Cork
ter II seirs Adytha tBrl, Branscomb, London; jessie
doyt (Br), Mcdonald Port NJ doc.
TAXI May lArrived bark sainos, bryant, Swatow, TO
load Chefoo or Newschwang
VICTORIA June 14Auved. brig Dcux Amis Fr), Robert
son. San Francisco
YAsxourn. Ms, June 22-A,rvsd. steamer Dominion
lBrl. Boston.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CHARLESTON June ci-cspt Brown. OF the buoy tender
Aanthus reports that who been In
the depth the bar have found
channel north Of punpkn lin breakers showing ten cet
OF tide Ii is expected that this channel will
deeper and available tor VESSELS OF heavy draft
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PRINCE OSCAR.

vIsIr or THE SON OF THE KING or SWEDEN
TO TIE INHIBITION. ACCOMPANIED BIZ MID
sHIPMxS FROM TIE Corvette NoRxoP-
ZINC.
PHnADELrHrA, June %, 1874
Among the visitors to tho Exhibition to-day was
Prince Oscar Charles Auguste, Duke OF Gothland and
son Of tho King OF Sweden, who was accompanied by
number OF tho midshipmen OF the Swedish
corvette Norkopsing, now in the Delaware
The visit OF the Prince ID understood TO DO
Informal, as his rank 10 simply that Of q cadet and
It is the expressed wish OF tho King that hts should
be treated only any other midshipmnn would DO
treated Efforts Will doubtless be made by the coun-
tymen OF the Prince and others make the royal stay
agreeable as possible The Norkopsing. before
leaving American waters. IL expected 10 visit Ann
polls.