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The Science departed for ParkersburC
yesterday morning as usual.
The Enterprise passed up yesterday
with an empty tow.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati al
s A. NJ, much earlier than usual, her trip
being rather light. She will leave upon
her return trip this afternoon at
o'clock.
The Courier will leave for Parkersburg
this morning.
This morning the W. P. Thompson is
due up, and the Salt Valley down.
Last night the marks indicated 8 feet
and falling.
Capt. J, H. Rees' new Arkansas river
steamer is steadily approaching omple.
tion. She will be, when finished, one Of
the best boats ever built for the trade
Com. Gazette.
The Ike Hammett departed for Louis.
vile with tow OF coke and one barge
Of coal; the barge OF coal is the one
grounded at Merriman on Thursday BY
the NJ. Bigley, and gotten of on Friday,
belonging TO Hutchison, Son 4 Co.-Com.
GdIettc.
The mammoth iron dredge boat now
being constructed on the Allegheny wharf,
for Captain Eads, a description Of which
we have already published, will be
launched on Saturday next. 1t is de-
signed for special work in the South Pass,
and Is unique throughout. The entire
cost Of the boat will be about 100000.
The total length is one hundred and
eighty-one feet, beam hirty.twO feet,
depth Of hold ten ieet,-Rilsbur9h COM
mereial Ga:sltc.
lBy TsleSraph.l
PrTTsNuRaH,. July 9.-Riyer s feet 9
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. The Virgil Lee, with large ex.
Cursion party from Cincinnati, arrived at
= o'clock this morning.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-Riyer II feet 0
inches aud rising, 10 inches in the past
"a hours. Weather cloudy and warm.
Arrlved--Andy Baum, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July 9.-River iell 4 inches:
stands % feet s inches. Weather clear
during the day; mercury OSO; threaten.
ing tonight. Arrived-Maumelle, AK.
ansas river. Dsparted-DonnaIIy' Gin.
cinuati.
EVANSVILLE, July 0.-Weather clear
and warm; mercury S90. River I feat q
inches. Up-Idlewild, Lee, Grey Esrle,
Down-Fearless and tow, Celina, SGer.
lock. Business dull.
Sr. LOUIS, July 9.-The river has fall
en- 7 inches. Weather cloudy and much
cooler. A rain storm from the north
last night and another this morning tenn.
porarily broke the heated term Of the
past ten days, and has made the weather
tolerabIe.
NASHVILLE, July 9.-River 20 feet s
inches on the shoals and falling.
New ORLEANS, July 0.-Arriyed-
Morgan, Ohio river. No departures.
Clear; mercury 99o.
LOUISVILLE, July 9,--River rising; 7
feet 7 inches. Warm aud clear.
VIcKsBuRG, July 9.--Riyer fell inch.
No boats up or down. ]. II. Williams
and tow and Jas. Howard have arrived,
Weather clear.
CAIRO. July 9.-A1sived-shiukle,
Robin Smith, St. Genevieye, Vicksburg;
Branslord, Nashville. Departed-Shin.
kle, Cincinnati; St. Genevieye, St. Louis.
River "a feet aud falling. Heavy rain
at P. NJ; clearing up mercury S2'.
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CINCINNATI July 9.-Cotton-Quiet and
firm at ll9Sc. Flour-Easier; family IS 30
40 %. Wheat-Demand active; new red
81 80. Corn-Quiet at 5Oa52c. OaB-Dull
at S7a42c. Rye-Inactive at CSC. Barley
Dull and nominal. Pork-Quiet and firm
at $l4 10. Lard-Primc steam nominally
&c; current make in good demand at S5Sc,
kettle 9%alOHc. Bulk Meats-Demand
fair and market firm at 5a7ISa735a7Jfo.
Bacon-Strong at Ga7AaS1c. Butter
Nominally unchanged; Central Ohio at ia
lac, Western Reserve 15alGc. LinEeed Oil
Dull and lower Mt G5a60c. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 OS.
HoGs-DuIl common 81 25a4 60, light
81 Goal 70, packing 81 65al so.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Murder OF an Old Couple.

DuDuQUE, July GA special from
Lansing gives the particulars Of the
murder Of Joseph Enos and wife, an old
couple living on farm five miles from
Brownsville, just across the Minnesota
line. The house was discovered on fire,
and being extinguished the dead bodies
were found in the cellar. Two reports
OF q gun were heard short time pre-
viouB. A hired man is supposed to have
done the deed, and officers and citizens
are pursuing him.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BosroN, July 9.-On Sunday afternoon
the new reservoir at Athol, on hill $50
feet above the main village, into which a
volume OF water had Just been Omptied,
gave way under the pressure and the
torrent rushed down the hill to Pleasant
street, quickly traversed the distance to
the town OF half a mile, and joining Bea.
yer Creek swelled IL to flood, which car
ried away several mill dams and caused
more or less damage to other property.
The reservoir was built by contract, and
had been accepted by the town on satur.
day,
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RusIness Emhnrrnssn,snts.

PATERSON, n. j., July 0.-The Mer.
chants Loan and Trust Company sus.
pended to-day. DeposItors probabl y safe.
The stockholders will lose heavily. The
capital Of the company was 100000.
Cause OF the suspension, business depres.
sion, injudicious purchases OF paper and
Investments in real estate.
PATERSON, July O.-The liabilities oi
the Merchants Loan and Trust Company
to the deposltors is S45O0O. Secured
stockholders will realize fifty cents on the
dollar
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Allegheny CnItle.

EAST Liberty, July 9.-CATrLE-The
receipts since and including Friday were
IFS cars Of through and 90 cara Of yard
stock, or 4,O2O head; total for the week end.
ing to-day 229 cars Of through and 1888 cars
Of yard, or G,l64 head, against 2S7 cars Of
through and l6S cars Of yard, or G,S55 head,
Last week. The supply for yard sales lib.
eral, with prospects OF n big run. Trade
active at a strong 20 of. Best So %, me.
dium to good s. 75a6 0O, common to fair
S. O0a5 80.
HoGs-Receipts 7,4SO head; total for the
week SrS55, against l5,S46 head last week.
Workers ls5 OOa6 10, PhilAdeIphiaS IS 25a
SHRRP-Receipts 1000 head, total for
the week 1900 head, against 10000 last
week. Selling at 81 25a5 10.
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FIRE RECORD.

DENVER, COL, July GA fire at Del
Norte, Colorado, on the 9th inst, con-
sumed two blocks, including the post
office and San Juan Bank buildings, and
other property, valued at 100000. In
surance small. The books and deposits
Of the bank were saved and business will
be continued. Particulars meagre.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-The rotunda OF
the theatre Of this city has been destroyed
by FIRE.
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President Hayes Gratifled with
the ActiOu Of the Troops on the
Mexican BOrder-WhaI Mexico
May Expect In the Future.

May Expect in tho Future.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The President
and others, in high official station, express
qualification with the intelligence receiv-
ed through the War Department, OF the
crossing Of the Rio Grande by the U. s.
troops, in pursuit Of the Predatory In-
dians, and Of the success of the soldiers
efforts In recapturing the stolen property
and Furnishing the marauders. One OF
the gentlemen referred to, who occupies
very prominent position in the Civil
Service, said to-day that the action OF the
Cabinet in directing the Mexican marau-
ders to be followed across the frontier,
was taken after the most mature delib.
GRAFTON as 10 its results, and was based
on the unanimous conviction Of the
Cabinet that In no other way
can our border be ehectually protected.
Just 80 often, added this gentleman, as
Indians enter our Territory on thieving
expeditions, just so often will they he fol.
lowed acrocs the frontier, and The next
time our troops follow such a party Of
thieves as are mentioned in to.day's dis.
patch they will probably bring back
something besides few horses. They will
bring back some OF the Indians who
commit these depredations in our Terri.
tory at the instance and for the
benefit Of the Mexican organizerR
OF such cattle stealing expeditions. Itis
considered very likely that the Diaz gov
ernment will protest against this entry Of
the United States troops into Mexican
territory, but there is not the least prob.
ability that General Ord's present in
structions will be modified. The position
heretofore formally assumed by the Mex.
ican government, that our government
has no right to send troops across the
Rio Grande in pursuit Of marauders
whose operations Mexico has herself
failed to prevent or punish, seems
at this time to be very lightly regarded at
the State Department, both on the general
principle Of ier tdliOnis, as these entries Of
United States troops into Mexico are in.
vuriably preceded by forcible incursions
into our Territory, and because the right
to pursue and iorcibly recapture ones
own property from burglar or other
robber is universally recognized.
: 1rs MINISTER Comfy.
Gen. Comfy, the new Minister to the
Sandwich Islands, leaves Washington To-.
night en- route for San Francisco, where
he remains about a month, and will pro-
coed in August, by steamer, to Honululu.
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time come out clear and bright. The
men were all masked, and were evidently
desperate set Of fellows. They coolly
appropriated the whisky and cigars Of
the passengers, and informed them that
they would "clean OUT the coach next
evening, which late dispatch to Chey.
enne states that they actually did. The
robbers were generous in their way, Civ.
Ing each man ten dolIars to pay his OK.
penses to Cheyenne.
Matters around DcRdwood are looking
serious regarding the increase Of law:
lessneSS, as there are hundreds Of desper-
ate men earning nothing, and Of course
must live somehow.
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Philadelphia:

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Flour-Steady;
super 50 90, extra ST 25a7 so, Minnesota
family SIS 0Oa9 25, Pennsylvania So OOa9 70,
high grades So 75al0 so. Wheat--Steady;
Pennsylvania red at 50 0sa2 10, amber
s. l6a2 20, white 81 05a2 15a2 Is Rye
Dull at 7OaS5c. Corn-Steady; yellow GA
Csc, mixed 6laG2c, Oats-Quiet; white
western 43ai6c, mixed 40a43c, white State
4ia47c. Provisions-Very quiet. Pork
$l4 75a15 90. Butter-Unchanged Cheese
Quiet New York State fancy 9a9Xc,
western 71EaSc. Eggs-Dull aud unchanged,
PetrOleunl-Quiet; refined 1Sc, crude 9ko.
Whisky-Steady; western 81 is,
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BASE BALL.

PITTSBURGH, July 9.-stars, Of syra.
cuse, .; Allegheny 0.
!SDIANAroLIs, July 9.-IndianardliS
0, Bostons 3.
ERIE, Pa, July 9.-Eries Z, Philadel.
phiasO.
COLUMBUS, July 9.-Buckeyes /, Te.
cumschs l; in IS innings.
ST. PAUL, July 9.-ChicagoS ., Red
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 9.--Flour-Firm. Wheat
Firm; No. white Michigan 81 0S, amber
Michigan spot So OS, No. 9 red winter spot
y o., seller July 81 46H, seller August
81 39, seller September 81 o., No. Q amber
81 70. Con-Firm; high mixed spot SIC,
seller August 55c, No. spot 5lc, seller
July size, seller August 521Ic, rejected
56Zc, damaged 46Hc. Oats-Duli and
nominal.
Ar. M-Wheat-Dull and easier; No, 9
red winter seller July 81 ASK; seller Au.
gust 81 50. Corn-Firmer; No. spot
81 &c, seller August 81 &c, seller September
5S|c. Oats-S5c for No. Dayton and
Michigan.
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SCOTLAND.


EDINBURe, July 9.-Principal Cowen,
OF Canada, was Preaident OF the meeting
to-day Of the Pan Presbyterian Council.
Papers were read by the Rev. DR.. Nc.
Gosh, Of Princeton, on "DisCoveries in
Science and Philosophy" and by Rev. DR..
Patton, Of Chicago, on "Inhdelity."
Rev. DR.. Sloan, Of Allegheny, spoke on
intemperance in the United States. He
said there were 10000 saloons and 5OO,-
900 habitual drunkards, Of whom $4,000
die yearly.
The Council adopted a resolution as to
the .valuO Of the Sabbath day and condu.
civeness OF intemperance to irreligiou.
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INDIA.
The Famine Decreasing.

CALCUTTA, July 0.-Famine reports
from nearly all the Bombay districts
show reduction in the numbers relieved.
This is due TO general resumption Of
agricultural operations. The total de-
crease for fortnight numbers 10000
1t is hoped that all cause for anxiety will
soon cease. The prospects in Madras are
less cheerful, but are apparently improv.
ing. Monsoon rains continue abundant
on the MalabAr coast and pastu!ages arc
improving everywhere, but the number
OF persons receiving gratuitous relief is
still over q million and a quarter.
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That Kentucky tinnr.

CINCINNATI, July "a Ga:ttte special
reports that the military from Covington,
who were sent to Grayson, KY, to arrest
the Underwood gang, reached Under
woods house early this morning and cap
tured George W. and John Underwood
and negro. The remainder OF the gang
had fled. Both OF the Underwoods had
been wounded.
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sherman Holds u Business Ie-
CeptiOn.

BosroN, July 9.-secretary Sherman
held an informal reception at the Custom
House to-day, which was attended by the
representative business men, and ai.
terwards visited the Postofice in company
with Gov. Rice. The Secretary and gen.
tlemen accompanying him took special
car TO Newburyport, and thence 10 the
Indian Hill Farm, where the company
enjoyed the hospitality OF Ben Perly
Poore. The party tomorrow goes to
Portsmouth TO inspect the life saving ser.
vice at Plum Island and Rice Beach,
then along the coast.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July9.-Secretary
Sherman and party arrived here this eve.
ming by rail from Newburyport. They
embarked on the Cutter Grant aud left
for Portland.
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Weather Indications.

War DEPARTMENT, !
OPPIcR OF TuR GIIKP SIGNAL ORPIcKR, !
WARRINGTON, D. C, July lO-l a. ~
PROBABILITIES.
For Lower Lakes and Middle States,
higher pressure, stationary or lower tenn.
pcralure, winds veering TO the northwest,
partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary or higher pressure, winds
mostly from the northwest, stationary or
lower temperature. partly cloudy weath-
er and occasional showers.
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Hurricane In Wisconsin.
A Whole Town Demolished and
Nine Persons Killed.
Gen. 0rd's Account of an Affair
on the Mexican Border.
The United States and Venezuela
Settle their Difficulties
AmlCably.
WARRINGTON.
Gen. Ord on Frontier Atrairs.


WARRINGTON, July 0.-The following
telegram from Gen. Ord, commanding the
Department Of Texas, in regard to Cur
troops following the Indian marauders
into Mexico, has been received at the War
Department: T.
SAN ANTONIO, July 7.
AGutant General To,rnsend:
The following has been received. It
accOrds with my reply TO Trsvine's letter
telpgraphed to the Military Division yes.
terday. l telegraphed TO Shafter that
there was no necessity OF following the
trail Of the Indians TO the place where
they have already been punished by Bul.
lis, but to look close for that made by the
party that raided on the Neuces.
(SignedD ORD, Brig. General.
Fort CLARK, July7.
To General Ord:
Had all ready TO cross tomorrow in
support OF Lieut.. BnlliS, OF the 2lth In
tantry, At 9 o'clock Bulis came in alone,
having ridden l40 miles in Sc hours. In
coming down from IT. Davis he struck
the trail Of the Indians from Gillespie
county, half way between the Proloses
and Rio Grande. Just before night on
the 9th Of June, and only three or four
hours behind them, he followed them TO
the Rio Grande, crossing the river. On
the third day he came upon them while
they were resting. He attacked them at
once. The Indians retreated to the
mountains after n fight OF one hour.
They all managed to escape, and some Of
them were wounded. Bulls got all OF
the horses but fifty, 1t is reported by
Gen. Clitz, on passing the Point Rock
Springs, thatall are accounted for. While
the rangers were on their trail nine were
killed, and while Bulls was on their
trail two were taken away by the Indians
and % were captured by Bulls. He also
found at the camp parts Of the harness
taken from johnson, showing that some
Of the baud had scattered after that af-
fair, and had got with the party that
were raiding in Gillespie county, prob.
ably joining them in Mexico, as
they went out ten days previous. Bulls
reports the Indians at Lepens and that
he saw no signs to indicate that they were
near their village. This is likely near
some Of the towns. l have ordered COM
panies TO stop until your orders are re-
ceived. The trail followed by Bulls is
the only plain trail we know and has
lately been crossed, and as the Indians
who made it have been caught / will not
go in without further orders. Lieut.
Bulls reports it impossible to follow
the trail from where he struck it, ard
scouting on the other side would have TO
be Tor Indian camps or anything that may
turn up. SHAFTER,
Lieut.. Col. Oath Infantry.
AMICABLY SETTLED.
The difficulty between the United
States and Venezuela has been amicably
settled, the Government OF Venezuela
having formally Withdrawn the note OF
the 2Sth Of January TO Minister Russell,
which was the occasion Of his departure
from Caracas. Such questions as re-
m AtR tpt1 nnNu kn N.natnl L., -
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AQUATIC.


Boston, July9.-The double.scull race
between Faulkner and Resgar and Lam
dis and Davis has been postponed until
tomorrow, on account Of the roughness
Of The water this morning,
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NEW YoRK, July 9.-Business continues
quiet In most departments. Cotton goods
firm and unchanged. Graln bags IN fair
demand light supply. Prints quiet. Co.
checo dark prints opened at 7c. Wool
fan nnels in good demand. Mems wear OF
Moolens less active.
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SOUTHAMPTON, oST., July 9.-The
steamer Quebec, which araived to-day,
reports the steamer Francis Smith, OF the
Callingwood line, ashore at Silver Islet,
Lake Superior, leaking badly.
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LONDON, July y0.-steamers Nederland,
from New York, and Ohio, from Phila.
delphia, have arrived out.
LONDON, July 9.-Stcamships State of
Virginia, Herman Ludwig, and Assyria
from New York, arrived out.
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Movemeuts,ot Our Ex.Presidcnt.

BRUSSELS, July 9.-Gen. Grant and
party left here this morning, The Kings
Aid do Camp and members Of the Amcri.
can Legation accompanied the party
to the railroad station. Tho General ia
expected at Frankfort on the Main, on
the 18th or 18th. ,.
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NEw YoRK, July IA meeting Of the
New York Open Board Of Brokers has
been called to meet on Wednesday for the
purpose Of considering the policy OF a
disorganilation and dissolution,
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. Rroke Her Nhnit.

HAVANA, July 9.-The steamer City Of
Vera Cruz, for New York, when about
fifty miles out, broke her shaft. She has
returned and will be delayed ten days for
renaira
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SUDDEN DEATH.

CAIRO, July &C. II. Morrow, Judge
Of the County Court OF McCracken county,
KY, whose home ia at Paducah, tell dead
on the train from St. Louis 10 Cairo. The
Knights. Templar, OF which he was a
member, took charge Of his remains.
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A New Cut on in tho Missouri
River.

OMAHA, NEB, July 9.-The anticipa-
ted change Of the channel in the Missouri
river, above this place, occurred on Sun
day morning, A heavy volume OF water
is now passing through the cut oil, which
is about six hundred feet wide.
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FRANCE.
Council Of RonnpnrtIsts.

PARIS, July 0.-Rouhen and other
leading BonapartiSts have gone to Chiael.
hurst for grand council.
SUITS AND CROSS SUITS.
The Republiquc Ffaneaise intends TO
prosecute the editor Of the Da Communes
for libelling the former paper, and Gam.
betta'S journal, DeS Debats, intends bring.
ing action against the government for
violating the rights Of the press.
CANDIDATES sELECTED.
The Temps says the Council OF Minis.
ters has determined on its selection Of
official candidates for all constituencies,
except %. The reported manifesto Of
Count De Chambord will appear shortly.
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r. R. BoNDs-Ra Railroad bonds strong and
higher. New Jersey frsts consolidated nd.
vNnced AZ per cent, and Hannibal q 81, Joe
IS convertible ~ per cent.
STATE BoEDs-Steady.
SToCKs-Firm and advanced. The chief
improvement and activity was in coal and
granger shares, the trunk line stock,
Western Union and Illinois Central.
The transactions were l59, 900 shares, Of
which 10000 were New York Central, 45,.
900 Lake Share, 1900 Northwestern pre-.
ferred, $500 Rock Island, 1900 st. Paul
common, 1900 preferred, 5000 Delaware &
Hudson, 2,400 st. Joseph, 1000 Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western, 100 Michigan
Central, 5000 Illinois Central, $500 Morris
1 Essex, and 5000 Western Union.
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-Ex.Governor Osborn OF Kansas,
newly appointed Minister to Chill, has
received his instructions and will sail on
the 10th inst.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money an d stocks.

NEW YORK, July 0.-MoNEY-Closed
easy at 11fa2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sa5 per cent. Custom receipts, $545,.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$56S,00 Clearings $l2,OOO,OOO. Sterling,
actual business, long 4.S7, short 4.S9H.
GoLD-Steady at l059s, Borrowing rates
fiat, 4 and per cent,
SILVRR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are quoted Rt 81 241E green.
backs, 81 IS gold. Silver coin 1zu5S per
cent discount,
GoVRNMESTS-Firm.
United statss O Of 1881, couponl
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BosroS, July 9.-Hon. Thos. Talbot de.
clines the use OF his name as a candidate
for Governor,
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PITTSBURGH, July 9.-PetroIeum-ouiet
and frm; crude 81 97Ha2 90 at ParkeTs;
refined lSc, Philadelphia delivery.
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ELl2ADETH, N. J. July 9.-Col. J. W.
Woodruff, the Oldest officer Of the New
York division OF the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, died from paralysis yesterday.