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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
THE NEW ORLEANS REVENUE FRAUDS.

The fact tina large quantities of sugar, coffee,
DC. have been Fuugged through House and
shipped 20 Western cities without having had the duties
paid will doubt shortly be made plain 20 the public.
RnOrs to ths effect have rife for long time and
paid protect the interests OF the Treasury should not
have heard Of them According 70 the accounts that
obtain gu organized ring existed prior TO the accession
to- power Of Collector Casey having for It's object the
Importation Of sugar free OF duty This ring wes
composed OF the Government weghers and gau-
gers, several merchants, and a humber of poll
cians IL has been daTkly limited that prominent Re-
publican member OF Congress Is deeply involved In the
dsgrAceful transaotsons but there Ia really but
recognized member OF Congress from this 6tate-Gen.
Bhedowe do not believe that part OF the story Is true
We feel well assured bst no has part or lot in the mat
ter But II by the term "meJnber Of Congress" 1.-THE
usual designation OF the members OF the House OF Repre-
seDtatves implied one OF our Senator's Ye arc NOT
prepared with positive denial we would BIO glad
70 have; This matter must be fully brought 70
light and all those engaged In cheating the Government
no matter what their position whether merchant officer,
politician, Republican, Democrat, ANYTHING else should
be exposed. We shall not withhold single fact that 10
possible TO obtain, matter who be concerned.
But as yet for unknown reason the officers at the
Custom House unaccOuntaby reticen In the matter
and have since tho visit OF Special Detective
Kinsella. While he was here, every man about the
his lip at the approach OF a Newspaper reporter,
and aspIFate shshsh as though the least noise would
flush covey OF birds on the eve Of certain capture u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN BROOKLYN.

Woman Suffrage meeting was held at the
house of Mira DR.. Jones' No 1874 Ryersonst, Brooklyn
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Charlotte r. wlbour pre-
sided, and Mrs. s. +. Norton acted as Secretary Ad
dresses were made by Mrs G. J.. WbOur, Mrs Dr. Jones
Mrs Blake, and Mrs s. +. norton Mrs. Dr. Jones Mrs
Josephine Whtmore, and Mrs Ellen Wilson were an.
pointed delegates TO the State Woman Suffrage Conven-
uon called to meet OF Saratoga jury 10 aud ia These
the list and ND Congressional Districts
MIS-; MilDOar In the course Of an earnest
aneSdote: A man had recently succeeded
taken from her her child little one two years old She
was soon TO again become mother, and her "ord and
master had made arrangements dispose OF the infant
IL should be born. The tyranny OF man who
would dispose OF his unborn child and the injustice OF
the law which him the right 10 DO were gener
ally denounced. Equal rights for woman were claimed as
"A rcm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPECnL-By McCunn, J.
-Gth,gal agr Butler, Murphy agt. Butler Same agt.
away liu aud Spike Co. sgt Cddw oll.Nioion for stay
granted Ws.i ast. sehspcr. Adams @gt Adams JohlI-
James Fi,R IT,; S'pIe agt William Loydet aL-Reerred
10 Vitae s A. dM%' ~ Ihgps 2gs. EH an, 70
agt. HrumpG--Rtfergcd to william Acker. Simon agi.
smOn.-ReporL OF roteloe eonhrmcG and Judgment Of
divorce granted. nayton agt The S.Uyvrsaut Insurance
CO,-Case and aIG CidreHts settled. End, AL Hex.
SaUo co, 10 sIf ~ S ~ mr. ss HGs te
ter is referred Short notice. RUpp r. HockherzMo-
o 5GR 81 aT SnSafeue Act 10 ans sG
Bird aSt. Hartley Motion 10 cisrl re from arrest
S6ampbel ast. Tr4utma9 = lL2 aGldeylls in
to Wm Tweed ire 10 take pr,of 10 the truth
tllsity or the charges. Henderson =, SJwc-NOt0n
TN elect to remove tho amount cert & u' Glc on the
execution now IN the hands OF the Sheriff II so costs
II plaintiff elect TO receive the amount above fcd To-
ySS% THIS m9,I@% 1eG,Sd HOs agt Rce-Te defend
amt mus furnish the as 9TH OF par tulrs. c, 'oe duly
ceruhed aud must also produce before e cictS al tho
Castle agt. ORobers,-M Motion tos'iike ont answer de-
MED with costs; Lynch agt NYocr,-I can3ot chpago
the order OF Jndge Frec lmah q ths ease. tlerefole
deny the motion 70 servo reply. nt the pllniif car
give evidence Of the facts Ncs set ny IN his pro-
Motion for alimOny referred. Balou agt Mortimer
Al tho nterToSatoteS aid ,rcrs Intermediates allowed
new trial granted. In re- Aeltc kcapf aC' Mar Sc'in
Monnt AFT Observation-Disclosures IN c.,Tpm Ref,re.,, Raj
granted; allowance OF $50. Gibbons ACT. Gions.is
ing relating to this same subject matter IN question
Anthony agt. Atkinsor.-Judgment for the plainln
Spear agt INSTRUMENTATION 90 reduce allowance denied,
without costs Gerken agt. Plate Motion 10 discharge
from arrest denied with costs OMahoney agt. Belmont.
Motion for permanent injunction aud Recover
granted defendant Belmont pay tie funds in hands
into the hands OF the Receiver and the Receiver de-
posic the In the Irish Emlgant Savings
Bank there 10 remain subject 10 the order
OF the Court. The Memphis, III Paso, &c, Rail.
road Company agt John f. Pickre-In this case appli.
cation made 20 pdrie 10 dissolve Injunction
granted by myself upon tho grounds that the subject
matter in dispute hnd been adudcaed upon by
mon Pleas OF this city. hnd, on looking the papers
that although the circumstances differ Ia some minor de-
as yet In substance the facts here and the cts IN tho
Common Pleas substantially the same, and
hs matter has been passed upon by that Court Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
"a. j." THE IRREPREssTBLE.

70 lie Editor OF TIC IrtON"" |-.|--.
SIR: The persistence with which this indi-
ydua hangs on to the idea that somehow or other the
people want his services at least his opinions reminds
me OF the story Of who persisted In going to
ball where he was neither invited nor wanted. All SORTS
OF hints were given him leave but in vain lie was
then forciby put out kicked down several flights OF
stairs and ont into the middle of the street, where
seated in the mud, no was heard TO excaim 81 don't
much believe they want me up there II is true A. D.
has not come 10 the conclusion with regard TO him.
self vet but let have faith that he Will In time AS
there is limit 10 all things here below, probably his se
conceit has bounds somewhere Thrty-hve against
nineteen on impeachment gentle hint that might
have made distrust their popularity but IL ha9
an OppOste effect on him. and he evidently expected
that the dear people would make him President Tor the
next years Letting HIM alone by all parties when
the nomination made a hint Of so broad char
acter as TO resemble "iCk." but II Is all IN VAIN lie
still thinks they "want him up there"
NeW York, July 3. 1869. ONE OF THE PEOPLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
poEs HIsToRY REPEAT ITsELF .

TO the EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: Having fallen heir to quite a large
volume Of manuscript letters aud essays finance and
mercantile affairs, written by eminent merchant OF
your city during the early years Of the present century,
find among them one which seems pertinent 20 the
present time also supports Mr. Greeleys theory, as
forth lbs articles Political Economy. 1t
was addressed to Cen Elisha Sterling, Salisbury Con-
nectcut," and dated NewYork, 10th November. 1915"
After a few lines Of preliminaues, he says; -.
lowing to the yet very great demand for specie,
banks continue TO Withhold their discounts, and many
merchants are extremely hard pushed lack OF
on which at times most men suffer. / have
uyse often experienced the severe and agoniZng tor
pre The balance Of trade Is Et present against
and the English merchants call loud for their money In
the United States too many European goods placed
In too many hands. When this cvl shall cease then will
fines De better To several be attributed the
present demand for specie the more prominent are the
providing fo ships gong out 20 Canton ana 20 sena 10
a curious kind OF traffic. misunderstanding together
specie Of every description, no matter dollars
dnaters, eigkths DO, do, with which, In the Spanish
MAN, Is purchased dOilars at small premiums; those
shipped here and elsewhere arc, opportunity Offers
eod 10 the brokers, sometimes al SIX cent
advance Many there are here aud at the North SOUTH
East and West who nefarOus business
destructive both 70 banks aud the mercantile interest II
making pursuits, 0yericaped the bounds Of human
Invention, who Ost TO love OF eOuDty then
they a % S 9 55u0 s4a A5eT v1tns S ana
Inately end IN the ruin Of the natonnOr that day
be fardstant Lei US hear what said the great Earl Of
C0mmOns 81 not into this House. gentlemen, with
my books under arm. the leaves doubled down In the
form OF dOgs-eafs 70 show you what Is Law-NO-but
N is that when the public good ceases 20 influence the
conduct Of people, then ID that nation travelling to
destrcti01 trust will doubt the correctness
~ FMS remark--t 10 direct before our eyes--we
indeed that very peOpe In vain then do We boast Of
Virtue OF patriotism, and love Of country Well might
John iinlh LOUD excaim: From those hiRh-toDed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
SOUTH CAROLLNI.
FOURTH IN COLUMBIA on THE THHsp-fko-
. CEssIoNs---o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY GOV
SCOTT AND OTHERs-DINHER-THE lNVIs-

FOURTH IN COLUMBIA on THE THIRD-PRo-
# CEssIoNs--- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY Gov
SCOTT AND OTHERs-DINEER-THE lNVIs-
IBLEs.
lFRoM OUR sPEIoAL CORRESPONDENCE
COLUMBIA, July 5.-In Columbia, by general
consent the celebration Of Independence Day was held
ON Saturday the 3D. The whites did not Join In the eele
braton at all except few Of the leaders Of the Repnb
can party and as the movement commenced with inc
leaders OF party, assumed entirely party char
acter Tho day was celebrated with unusual success
About 1000 persOns-ninety nine huDdredihs OF whom
were coiored-assembled at Lattas Grove early IN the
day The nucleus Of this crowd were he PoG seciev
societies Of the city, who repaired TO the place ID process
sion. These societies are The Union League THIS
IN their train goOdy number OF the cOlored population
large proportOn-at least haf-of Negroes, and
especially the women. are very fond OF ParaHss anu
forty persons and upon the Orator Of the Day
AdutantGen Moses the Speaker OF the House OF Efpre
Judge willard, Wilder, the new cOOred Postmaster,
Secretary Of State Cardozo, also coored ana number
OF other leaders OF the Republican party both eolored
and white. The exercises opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Jackson twhitel. Then the Declare,
was read BY Representative Puryis leolor9dl:
speaker Moses delivered an Grafton Of an ho9f ana
ton speaker Moses found MS voice failing him and he
this time Gov Scott was called upon Tor speech ana
fter tSese there followed Cardozo colore the pres
en Secretary OF State OF South Carolina In wei put
and cTeditable speechOne that met with more general
favor than that OF the orator of the day Congress
HOge spoke last The scene was enlyened Dy music
from the post band All liquors including lager bier,
were excluded from the grounds, that the day passed
in quiet After dinner the societies reformed ana marched
i'm procession back the city and through the principal
streets reaching their place Of dismissal about tho close
the day After these regular exercises were over ere
appeared another procession OF Enthusiastically dressed ne
erOes walking, riding carts riding on steers on dol-
keys mules, on hacks and ineyery way moving along
the streets Their costumes were the hight or the RAJ
culousmasks wigs coiures OF all odd and grOiesque
STYLES; clothes OF all fashions and cUlUrs. hats fOcks,
umbrellas insignia banners and every conceivable hng
that could be carried excite mcrrimcnt These eN-
temporized professions called The HlrSbies They
present kind OF groesque resemblance ola 1urlesque
so 10 speak-upou the carnival paradcs IN European
cities They begun by the whites before tho war
but the they have fallen into the hands OF tho
negrOes entirely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
rup "pEDDYD NORTHUMBERLAND FOR HIs &C
AHH COMPLICE.

IobD Uovord who was alleged to be the
,odo.o,o ~ I,eddv the Blacksmith" and others in
the robbery of Lawrence Graham OF Hudson, .Jp ina
saloon in Chatham-st.. last March, and VINO was tried
and convicted on the 10th Of June, was brought before
the Court OF General Sessions for sentence lie was ad
dressed as follows by Judge BEDFORD: D.u .oa v,,n,
Howard YOU we're Jointly indicted With Thomas Brennan sa mH
S have been pepetrSted drinking saloon Of the said V'
no. ensS was placed upon trial The people we're represented
% Mr. Hutellu and the l1 pdo 5meS me that Bnuan vas
notorious thief associate Of ents5oau AID 81 !, , G
characters sentenced him to the state r0n % Term
sryin then called the Of william yarey ala.
ia, y Vssy for e.sops best LE6gn bse fsa ss c
bal immediately Forfeited aud oepf ss M ,Ss '
With The M do bis duty in the then placed oa On
a Of s o S S SoSb S A the inst degree With
mercy. Upon the rendition Of this verdict psuaes n hS lee.
made % pu you y lie position sapegat and that woso P .
s ISq yS Sat he 20 . Sf showed to be implicated T still
Scn the trial you testified IN your behalf thereby rendering
sfsbs 10 tse Dt Attorney with all s
ability and failed t e Ss 1'. ,Hse as1s s'5 S f
yod for slepce, order for my Satisfaction lth Jury %
so & lad beeu nov learn from them r ,be c Of
S are sailor y = On is the trial The story 700 then gave vas
ga lo~s: That you sailor aud bad followed the
sea ever since you IS ge that you were on o on Tue
f5euye Howard that under the nauesce Of qaor 81 hr
time and that 6gh, going on ano ;1 a ~ ,
believe that aware OF TIE aet hst Tue
being robbed and DO believe that you ever received single do
off Of the robbery
n ~ pumeui was in my would broad bat
the ate makes Imperative 20 send the state Prison
twenty Fea am com
need nnde nv Official oath the State Prison or me
@ o. I've vsarshs lowest known the Staiubu shall hsrdhg
The snggeion o Jury who recommended you 10 mef % $50
WITH be concurrence the District Attoue i9teIcede VITA lDe
pardon, sinPJ because, considering all he
deem It my oundeu duty to do ,,. ,-,,., y 90,
Assistant Distrct-AttOrney Hutehings foIoWeu Juugo
Redfor and said he had doubts Of the prisoners gu,
and was satisfied that Towards story was substantially
correct He said he should Join with Judge BEDFORD IN
an application the Governor for the prisoner para0a'
Mr. iiutchngs read letter from the Hon. " ~ Snul1'
i Mayor Of Boston, saying that the prisoner had gOOd
reputation I'm that CITY, aud that he e Mayor du nOs
believe the inquiries he had made that inc prs
ouer was capable Of committing a felOnious crime .
The tOrney said that be should noye TOT tne
discharge OF James Smith, another person VINO ha Ds
Indicted with Varey and others for the robbery lie dd
not believe there any testimony against smith, Ino
Judge directed nOiie prOSequi TO be entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
Major Genl Lincoln.

A GIRL ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY HER SISTER
Misses Anna and Jane, daughters of Mr.. Henry
McFaddcn OF Pleasant Township, Brown County, ONO,
proposed about o'clock Sunday morning 10 gct tho
house I'm order for the day. loaded gun had Deen
standing house for several months Frequent e-
forts 10 discharge its contents had proved neuectuA
Jane took up gun when Anna suggested she should
carry II UP stairs WhcreupOn Jane puyfuly threatened
10 shoot her aud lifted the hammer OF the gun slightly
IL slipped from her fingers aud the load was discharged,
taking effect n the body OF her sister, who fell expiring
10 the floor Her father who In the next room, hear
ing report rushed In, ftcd her IN hts arms hnd m.
CURED II she burt. Sho replied, DO mol Know,
spoke again. she died IN less IMAM ~ minutes
frnn rhe time OF tie accident lCinclnnati Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
coRNELL UNIVERSITY FARMERS

To the Edft0p or The Trtohhe
SIR In an editorial article headed Cornell
University which appeared in THE TRIBUNE oil July o.
some inaccurate statements occur. The statement that
"of the graduating class, eight in number not one pro
poses at present to have anything do directly or nd
rectly with the arts OF tilage not correct az leasV
one OF the class will devote himself to agriculture imme
dately Again 1t is mistake, easily made by hur.
yied pertisaI of the University Register TO state that OF
the total number of students in attendance during the
wear app only thirty have been students of agrcul
ture" These simply special students, while many
more probably lO0 whose names may be found IN otner
departments have directly and indirectly received teo
reca and practical instruction in the department OF as
rlculture The interests of this branch have not been
neglected. Prof Caldwell lectures on Agricultural Chem
istry Prof Blake Industrial Mechanics Prof motifs
instruetS In Practical Mechanics Prof Prenss LECTURES
Horticulture and ArbOrcutue; Prof Law on Veterl-
nary Medicine Surgery; and Prof Spading puts INTO
practice the instruction gwen upon the farm conneceu
with the University. If the department OF agriculture
fails to number many students as the Other depift
ments the fault lies not with the Trustees nor with tne
Faculty blame upon the well TODD farmers OF
the state Whose indifference, opposition orfalse econ
Omy prevents their and daughters from receNg
an education necessary to the highest welfare OF the
nation. r..- ... ......... ........ NhAD|AiH'
Netc. York July 7, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
INQUEsTS.

Coroner Keenan, was yesterday requested to
hold an Inquest at Bellevue Hospital the body OF
Thomas Geary who died the effect OF injuries re-
ceived on the morning OF 4h inst by falling from
secondsory window OF No Avenue G. Deceased was
native Of this city, aged 30 years and by occupation
book pedder Coroner Flynn held inquest over the
body OF John GuD, abOrer who died Suddenly az the
OF Thirty fodrhst and Ftrsaye So, over the
body OF Mary Fox an aged woman who died az her resi-
dence I'm Forty ninth-st, Frstave.- Coroner Roll
Illus held inquest at No 3l3 Waerst the body OF
Mrs Sarah Mcdonald native OF Ireland aged 45 years
ALSO. over the body OF Thomas Q. COOe, infant
who died at No 476 Seyenth-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.

A meeting of the National Executive Com
mittec OF the Union League OF America held yeser
day the st. Nicholas Hotel Gov. Geary teegraphed
that impossible for him 20 be present aud First
Vce-President GODDARD OF Brooklyn presided. Among
the distinguished gentlemen present were DR.. A. g..
Mackey OF Charleston, s. c. Thomas II. Rich OF BaltI-
more, Md; s. f. Gunuer Of Philadelphia, and MeSsrs
Van Cleft, McWaters Berry, Alexander. aud Green OF
York, V. Dell Of Arkansas, and Others. The Ma
tonal Secretary, Mr.. Thomas G. Baker, made verbal
report OF the Of the Councils hOu ghout the Union
Measures adopted To aid the in Texas and
Mississippi, and tile Committee adjourned 10 meet in
Philadel phia the first week in August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

Whole amount bid for. Sl20s45 800; average rate OF
premium offered about lO2 The awards may possibly
be made to-day. .
STREET DEPARTMENT-AwARD OF CONTRA CTS.
The Street Commissioner has awarded con.
tracts for the following jobs Regulating grading &C.
Eighteth-st, between Fifth and MadisOnaye 10 J. H.
Weeks Mt u, $50 70; time, 60 days Same In Seyenty-
seeondst, between Third and FOurthayes to A. Dowd.
ney, az tS226 Q5 tme 90 days Same IN Siftyninthst
between Eghth-aye and broadway, to Denis Meera AZ
t27 9dl Time year. Same In Forty nrstst between
Eleventhave. and Hudson River to F. j. Down al a.
SD %; tne 60 days, Same In Seventy ,seventhst be-
tween FrsLaYe and East River, TO J. ID. Moore at ti9
31o time, one year Same In Avenue A. between Eighty
nth and Eighty ninthsts, to J. II. Weeks at S9di I0
tine, 90 days Same In Tenthaye., between ReYentjeth
and Eighty NTH sts., TO g. Masafs0h at 49l1 time
two years. Same In Hxtysixthst between lfenthaye
and Hudson River, 10 Daniel foOne, at Ssn9 s0
nme ak months CuTblng gntterlnR aaaeIng Be.
Sprlpgst Southwest OF Croeby.st To- Michael
Gavin, at $40 u time, days. Same In Charlesst In
mont OF No. 81 70 the same, at $326 6 time 5days For
hanging Ninthave, between Fifteenth and slIteeDthts,
north side, 70 the same at t70i time 10 days Same
In Twenteth-st, between Second and Third south
seYehth-sL between tlrstAye. and Avenue Al TO the
same, az t76s o.; Time days. Same In Forty .thrdst
between sfth ana s1tnayes, north side 70 Thos Gear
". at NlS 50 time, 10 days Same In Thirteenth'st,
from no to TO Avenue 10 Michael Gavin, at 1851 %
ine 70 days same IN Thirtethst northwest corner OF
bGpadWay, 70 the same at t5s W tme 10 days same
III FOrtethst between Eleventh. aud Ninthayes 10 inc
same az flIO' wi time, Is days. Same In RuIgerssp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

That the above is fair and liberal estimate OF their
assets dsnterested person VIII admit especially
any seafaIng man. cOgnzant of the value Of vessels 10
is also conceded that any steamship company success
ful operation should realize profit Of at least Is per
cent. its capital; hence the Pacific Mall Steamship
Company must n order TO do profitable business clear
someWhc about 40 per its capital OF $50
after the Pacific Railroad gets in running order, any pas
senger will pay higher rate for the privilege OF being
shut up for % days, subjected TO seasick-
ness sitting heat aud masmac fever, when he can, for
less money. make the trip days In luxurious rail-
way cars. Can any one bring himself 10 believe
that merchants who shippers or hight freight the
majority OF which pershabe, and which Is purchased
generally 10 arrive " meet some commercial exigeney,
Win send such freight through three changes OF climate
and through halfa-dozen different landings, when 10
be boxed up In freghtcar New York, and taken
out fortnight after IN San Francisco Does any bust
believe that after the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have demonstrated their In the China
trade, thar national highway will not be covered
with competing ships belonging 20 tho English Pacific
and Oriental Company, a hundred other wealthy
steam companies ~ by the ships OF the Com
All OF which companies have agents now watching
the future Of this Company IN those waers-or docs aDy
who knOws anything OF that trade believe that tie
immense sidewheeled boats Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company could compete with screw ships carrying
half more consuming OnehTd less COAL audi
IN case OF accident 10 machinery, having OF full
rugged spa % depend upOn3 From these facts infer
best days. aHd must give way 10 more rapid mode Of
conveyance, and THAR although II may drag along for
few years, paying its stockholders small dvidends,
eventually and at no far distant period its affairs must
be wound up WALL-STREET.
Nesc- YoTk, June, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
CITY IND COUNTY Ml4TERs.

CONTROLLERS oFFICE--FAMILY AID FUND.
Controller Connolly yesterday opened propos-
ais for SQI67OOO "TaK Relief Bonds" OF tho CITY Of
NewYork authorized by Section Of Chapter Sc. Laws
Of 1904 These bonds to be Issued for the purpose OF
providing redeem the Family Aid Fund Bonds,
due November that portion Of the County Debt due
November l. aud the quota OF the State tax TO be levied
STATE debt, chargoable To tho County OF
NcwlUrk during tho Tie bonds VIII bear
interest AZ cent per aunum payable on the nt days
November md May of each year aud the principal TO
be redeemed July l. leig Tho following Is list oil the
bids received.