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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-07

mMo couhty met Ill convention ut Media OIL
Thursday and nominated the following ticket;
Senaie-Thomas V. Cooper, Media.
Assembly-O. F. Billiard. Media.
Register and Recorder-Jacob G. Berstlcr,
Chester.
County Treasurer-Albin Baldwin, Bethel.
Commiss.oncr-Elas Baker, BIRMINGHAM,
jury Commissioner George Yarnal, Mid
,lletown.
Director ofthe poor-Jesse Hilbert, Mid
dletown,
Audtor--Dan;el james, Thoruburv.
county Surveyor-Joseph Taylor, Chester.
Mr.. Cooper, editor of the Delaware County
American, was nominated for Senate on the
first ballot, having received 90 votes, and H..
Jones Brooke received 81 votes.
The Convention unanimously recommended
Hon. VIM. Butler far the Supreme Judge
ship.
PoJTMAsrER ARREsrED.-John IL. VAN
gezell, late postmaster ct Harrington, has been
removed from Office and James A Moore an
pointed In his place.
MIR. Vangezell has also been arrested on q
warrant issued by U. s. Commissioner RUM
ford on information by affidavit of Isaac Myers
esq, Special Agent Of the p. o. Department.
and on Wednesday last his case was heard and
he was held in 81 900 bail for his appearance
at Court. The facts of the case appear to be
about us follows. On the 7th day OF May las,
Dir. Henry Tygert handed to Mr.. vangezsll
the sum Of $37 30 to he sent to Perry Need of
New York. For this he received the usual re-
ceipt, bat the money never came to the hands
OF the party addressed. After some time had
elapsed, and also after repealed inquiries OF Mr..
vangezell, who stated that he had never heard
froin the money, complaint was made at the p.
.. Department at Washington and Special
Agent Isaac Myers was detailed to investigate
the case. On July 18th Mr.. Myers visited
Harrington and was informed by Mr.. Vangezell
that he had laid the money away in a private
drawer, intending tn forward IL, but had forgot
ten 1t until two or three days before when
finding tstll in the drawer he had returned IL
to Mr.. Tygert. On the 10th Of July, the day az
ter Myers visit, Vangezell wrote to Mr.. Tygert
who was from home that the money had been
found and would be returned to him when he
came home. On the 2sth of July, the day be-
fore his arrest, Mr. vangezell paid this amount
of money back to Tygert.
The case will 20 to the Grand Jury next
October term, when IL Is TO be hoped that Mr..
v. will be able to show his innocence.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-07

No West Seventh street, Exchange Huildin,y
jy2i- Agents for HENisy pEPPk IN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-07


walton, the ways are supplied with track on
which the car runs which conveys the mud from
the diRgers to the bank. The cur is 50 con-
structed that il dumps its load wherever il NAV
be required, and rights itself again after the load
is discharged. l. requires but three men, one
boy and a horse, to place 30 car loads of mud
per hour on the bank. by this invention, three
men, one boy and horse, will perform AS much
labor In dav, rs forty men can with wheel
barrows, ,chich Is the old method. This patent
has already attracted the attention OF large
number OF persons III the Southern States where
extensive banks and leyees are required to be
Kept up to prevent the overflow Of land from
the rivers To owners of marshes, where bank
ing is required 70 prevent tides from overflow
Ing the land designed for pasture, or for the
cultivation Of crops its value can scarcely be es-
timated. breach made in a marsh il not speed
ny stopped may cause the loss of great
amount OF property, to stop such q breach by
the old method would require a great number
OF men, to find a large number of men To per-
form such work requires time, and whilst the
owner is searching for laborers the brooch is
rapidly increasing IN size, destroying a large
amount OF property. With this simple machine,
the usual farm hands can at once set to work
and repair the breach in very short space of
time. The machine is so simple that any ordi-
nary farm hands eau place it in position and
operate 1t.
turcd places it within the reac Of every marsh
owner. The machinery complete, consisting OF
ways, car, ropes, pulleys,& :. can be constructed
Tor seventy-five dollars. IL is the intention Of
the inventor to dispose of State and Terrific
~ rights at such prices that the purchasers can
dispose OF county rights with large profits. Mr..
Bradford has placed the entire disposal of the
rights of all the States and Territol les in the
hands Of Robert e. Fraim, Esq, his attorney,
In this city. Mr.. Bradford has practically tested
his invention on his marsh, near Newport, Del
with entire satisfaction to all who have Witness
ed its operation. The machine can be seen at
any time, by any person desiring to do so, on
Mr.. Bradford's farm. Euterprising men who
wish 10 make handsome income, have such
All opportunity now offered them by buying
State and Territory rights, and disposing OF
them for counties, or otherwise. ENTERPRISE.
Goirecdon.-E. II. barley painted the pic
turn Of President Crozer, noticed in our paper.
+. o. q. barley is designer, and the two ar
lists are brothers. They enjoy a distinction
as artistic rarely accorded to one family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
COTTON MARKETs.

AuersrA Fso 2oCoen quiet and steady Na4aags. De; re-
ceps, l'i bales; sales. s1l bales.
PHltADELr HIA Feh 2oCoon ouet. Miiilngs. p @2lic
BOSTON Feb 20 cotton quiet N11nEs 2c net receipts ~
haes; -3J bales sales. 300 bales stock 8ON bales
GALVESTON Feb lt00u quiet and steady Goed Ordinary otc
wise "a bales, sales. J. 900 bales; stock 13bR bales
MEAPis Feb. 2OottOu qUc M1-huz
bales shipments 335 bales stock. 5000 bales
WILMINGTON, Peb 10itOu MdduFs 9cs net receipts
bales, xp0rcoasts 23) baes sales Is bales stock, 5toJ
bales.
81 Feb 2oCo.toa unchanged Mliags iac; receptl
hsest shipments ls9 bales
LovsIIs. Fen 2-CotOn quiet; dldAHgs 2Oc' receipts t5
SEwORlrAv 2oCooo moderate iemand Good Or.iaarv
10. MIdGlHEs. lic Mdnuss y4c rccelt o. bales
gross 3iij bales, sales 1850 BATES last evening Jo bales stock
lg5 325 bales
CIScrNNArl 20-Cotou iull and Irregular Miilngs poe
lG9 bales shipments ~ bales, stock ~ % bales
Feb 1Dot0u steady, Low MdlAugs ltic net re-
e1p0rtscoasEs, 80 bales sales 200 bales socs
34a4 bales
S,yAxyAH, Feb cl-Cson very dull; Milduug 1896 net
crps $50 bales exposclastv lily bies sales '-S 1-es
stock s8 2G3 bales
MoH1s Feb quie' end ste9dyi Goad Ordinary l1c
Low MdimFs lUs dl53c, Mi1uE Isle receipts l.p bales
exDortscoaslse. l7 100 bales stos 1881 bales
BALTINoRs. Feb 1otot,uu quiet, MillnEs 5c nei Neps
bales. gross SIG bales erpOrst0 ie Continent. juJ bales
WISE i5l bales ass 25 bales ,kea oui Of STOCK ou contract I'D
bales. stock. ig i1l bales.
CHARLEsroS FEB. 2o-Co;ton ali dull; Md-iag i3c;
fIw M-ll--r 9., Good Ordinary bc uei rece'is ' ua
Grr.i britain l41 3ae; go fl Continent, 500 uaes
nor iI-ssi Telegraph AIarle's sse FJth Plgel
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willing 70 make concessions bayers lot, Can unchsngl
e for Clear as sides sesio for Clesf Sides sugar
Hams sold a ll0lsle Plain re Bah Nests steady a, y
adoo &C. higher GOV packed Lard sold at sl6sic for
Choice Leaf aerce, oasiG in Kegs order lots tsio higher
MIwsrEEs Feb -Four dua and unh,nged wheat doll and
demspd ale Tor No s1ed Oats steady 2sle Coz No
Rive steady AZ bc for No Barley erm st 1ic Tor No Pail re
cepse0 bb Flour and 1900 bush Wheat shpmeuts-i 900
Feh eoFlOur quiet ard unchanged Oats in good Do
SOC Com dn and dropping lGt2 Bulk Meats steady A.
5 for Shoulders Tie Tor Clear Rib ses TO or Clear s4ea 'o
oswEeo Fen aoFou .ie,dy and upchaaecdi s q 400 pm.
Winter u for Double e1s Wheat arnj a cars White state
ct,rcee. pv oyrte : o 49,, Ma = 10 Tor Boiled or
Lneoed evt Mfsed Unclaimed shorts s2i shp,'n 81.
TO Boos nc; 20 Sev 5oft 90 70 albany PC ,,, Rsi
~ Itsfc FouIi an se,Anes $50 oI1 lO' we
- ga % 0 e1,ls 20 81, Felnslm1 0lo am Inl.4a
81 IS; No. Spring al g. Rye sells a. 81 1900 Corn quiet aud
steady yellow 5 dS Oas weak White i8i eoo A1ed i6'
ST LoTs F so-Fou quiet and weak quoi.b changed
No. Fall IS No. Red Winter ~ IS Corn dull aud dropping
Oas ia and drooGg at 20 oI no At EAST 81 Louis on A 20
e m eeTatos Barley luei and "eak Ye i9r Ch%se Iowa Iowa
demand Tor futures sl3 so seller March; SIS =
some bgher Of leo 70 Shoulders Clear RIB ana Clear
sizes at 6gus undeoo4 to be s1ade above g. 9ie ana &C.
Rb SIDES % d acreage dams az sc Hams 10 pickle arm al oe ioT
Bacon ff sales Of Gear Rb sides AZ c, seller
Anil lie seller ysrsb March cash o A. sc for Shout
7ic Clear Rib Sde1; so for Clear SIDES Sales Of ea
Hogs At ~ Cattle Al 75a - Common 20
Choice COWS ana Heers - sea % i9I Far 70 Choice ser M
bu1 OAts. 500 Dash Barley 1000 bush Rye 1900 Hogs an leo
Tooo FEB as az, gssHgsa Wheat aG s I'D
Michigan 81 81 seller February March 81 69 81 65i seller
april y seller May q "a seller June, ~ s No lted IN
ssss Of High MIXED 9c seller March e seller
bes is fr So p Dressed Hog. so AZ IS 25sss So Glover
SEEDS sold at 80 10 RccePs- ore S7h MAe1 ,'' 9u9 ,l
Corn aba 0c busl. Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
TIE STATE or TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS
LoSDls ftt Lof .I0 mlors0's opened az ~ or money
t1: e United yeTweuv bonds 15s
Oh II l5o-- Iel.Forss %, rev Hyes, sOt EHs Rail.
Sara. lI..
Feh 2oa INFLATED States Five Twenty oouts opened
81 1g .re " Iol2
ftEr f4t o.. ir--Eeutes openet7st 56t Soc 1890. 90
LvEEloa. Oil nc t5n opened steady MldIag Up
Fsa1f. So. N.I..az Orleans. lOdlOtL
LvEEfo1l F-r L. p. Motion Is steady sales OF Cot
ar hp1 from CAarestOn January an4 feoruATq
3id
LONDON Fef % THE for money 10 The Stock Erehanre
Government than tbe Bank Of England rate ur
u ~ at lfel states Fve Twenty Bonds so for issue Of 1901
LyEEr1oi -9 49, D. l-Breaastaa quiet PORK. 576 per
Do. 'or See
PANS r-1 O-30 r.-Reutes ST. &C. - 80
LyEEp.ol F.a. 90 mC1tto1 o.oss steady hring Up
ARDS The Gay lafc been
is'' bates arulg y speculation aud exports Of the sales
tef la.1s American.
Los1Js F-b L5.as D. uCousois closed anchauged United
51iss 1878 91. Eue Railway shares 3li.
fAsls faa 1l-a. u.-Rc1ies closed o. $50 ioc
AhTWEEF ~. t'fltroltuu f1L igr flue Pale American
LYEfro5i. Ee-. lC-ETening--C0Ia R0slu o e cTi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
- STOCK MARKETs.

v-v1sr Fss 2o-BErvrs-Morang srya including rev not
s . ,5 5 Il wssbasea nasus o completing oss nus
a. s wees sgnsi ~, sane ' , .s' ~ -lF Win
T. sss-s onorrov' fEares making he total or the week ,ef
~, q, Noav hs bull he stock going st Jog c good %
r-ue reseHg i1alSc eue hn steers aaai1 1 s % % e
100 3 % lie al Of the early arrivals and pas' Of he late
''a' s jssv r7s q -lsy ard 'odsy were y NgrTi;
W-ft.-so ears A. JmaH aul Few scattering lots
r. ,ia-. esue we're banded .a by Dudiey SON IN Jus,
s ~ ollie. cars q cEi q -c 30 10 PER ,Wi AND r
81 .st natives loe Sc 70 per ewt. F. Sanuels sold
.a. g. s.-,l o an 7a7i cvL si iiJ e 81 b per cvt
y.,.- . cars cSai J75 b. at oiaic III Lsautesbsek
a.rs r,sr Co., for b Hunter Co.. lss Illinois steers iiso
Teams b r4 Ige 60 'a, 'o p lI'''o % PEI T, e en-
w. Isl 70 a5s Steers st o ai0.c, vh ,or Watson AZ llle
Cae, Mcpherson sofa ,hes 81 Illinois steers Of & o.t % la
De-. and wr-ht ct u C., sa car rolsl q e' iI-''
" 5osui for Eopr stau cars Chsrokess St ,v' At lo.
UnaH l.l IS "a, OHIO 40 70, sold At 2al.le being the
yrsl Of live o7e, more liberal rhursto1
u Re ,rr-oa6 Of Isut sc but goo. ssas
Il Iteli,. with hav calves 81 -qac.-leF 'c .,
'' E. s5a5si 70 I'd same time .t week
Nlf.st yssraa sales beng 90 o. 1c i0I fair 20
Haa, Eliot, sal Il. Ohio g p md lg9 ste 80 . al at slei
s 81 >, r. sen =, n n, s.c sr i5 o. ri, No. At nc
lui Buckingham ls5 Aaos sheep. 81 %, &C., and Ios
asa.-Slfss. cars at Forte,a and 70 at conn9H.paE
ra1ng ts week against 1871 tine last sees
ree With heavy arrivals Of cos
ST.. &C. l60 % sud &C. Western dressed
'- " lv s re for mixed We ghr' and as!e for pE' Lge
Oas 81 .ng 2 ears o % 90 9tc
Buffalo F-b 8-CA-r-arb- recrus .oda7 s.6 bead
uilrE One thu' rag 7-' bead or o
lr lgfl.
Alai rase Of; ao % 10 bead limos stter'
o. I.s d. 10 30 4 IeI. Missouri
49,, -lssrr 3r 8. 1879 - %. - 90 s. head ONO
reer raaus 41 I,4l5 q SO - -, ~ lea- 4ll4
ron ~ o. % 70. az 5 I- head Michigan aerag
A te4l
il frm 90 20 lllO 70 40 - l5 %
III n a. &C. O aeal state stefsi averaging
sTErp D. LlxBs-Receuts to-day 500 head making hs total
.---r Jog $500 heal lgal-Gt 1850 head or Dig
,ns rre weeks market vestr-'T l'vance sae 's
.ssi Mc-l sheep, ranging Gon p 70 l1 D. ~ eo4p - gay
Ohio ron .l r 10 no 80 -4 - @ -tV Aa4
l5sa sh--1. averaging IS j. % 80 ID.
u.s.- .ll.. t8r. making he total supply '9r fle
hsf ID lo head ihe time last
sea. ltrEat verr dali a. - o5a IS p
r,r Lrrrrr Penn Clfrli Lss0-k Tlrds Feb 2)C AITIg
Rs-pts ar tle week Feb 9 6j cars, ALI bead
though nota-lE extra demand COOS.
1r--s aa-1- prospect of advance Ole
shipments through The sa e. oT he week
go,-R-. r The week 1919 cars or IT, 65 bssd against s5
has light scarcely nef The De-
uart p-r.. ur .aElg UQ IS 81 l'rEer -
c-s r.- rough - 50Q - 81, an every sod Ou
ssrrP-a. Toy he ssek cans or 1000 bead against 90
d Trtur r following 5 200 . fine close WOOL so6
= . u b.. u. loalHut- $40 - % sJld
rol st - - lgt se p1o e- are far or 'be cns week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

A-styy Feb 2)wbsst in good mpT demand sa.e' 20 cars
Ha Cinti u.s. and car No White sAie, - 1 Nothing
BTlrer Fe5 7oCo,ton quiet. NiHag l9sal9ie Flour
az unchanged Waeat gae an1 11cnanea Cora ae4 5oarn
0ss sra rtsrn 50 MIed Western. ~ a45c; Waite Co., zoe
Re s.-t Hay unbalanced Provisions unchanged and
-u 5000 Clear Rib sides 20 arrive, az t.
Nstsr Butter quiet end weak. WHISKY uomnai az s1c
AHa.r s4s5 IS white - 5oq go wssal,eaoy Trans
10 3 spuug 81 5!0 d % Dalgh no J spring 81 O White
lca 81 c9n a. White Michigan ~ ga - o. Corr fni sales
~ lgzh " ttcru No. .u See 5fD bush western 'n
te quiet aales. 1ash Western. 81
btf et Gales So buh Western. trtck a. Gee Ael Canada
se 0sl so WesteFl 5ods5c. Two roved STATE 73d80c
sl1 81 loi Prime Winter Western Prime Canada
81sI o. Rye Mat hed % ~ Balance lrc5sHred
OLKyELAND Feb weak srd urtbstgd Wheat fIn and
No. Red Winter bed a. 3 630Si -0s So Red 6fa
5s Corn quiet At IS zee Oats steady AZ 90. p, Rasrs8
ana s's a't ~ 'e of car lola iSie Tor trade lots Aag4i
CaIoA89 Fb ouT quiet and unchanged Vybe,, steady, sale,
- m sssrStreb 81 2i seller A1n No o. 81 G35-I Do.
hects - Corn hrni In fair demand aud shade higher ~. of
-cte4 = 1l4e Otts qaet -ld unchanged
- use ~ h9ecie Rye quiet ard uuhanged 6se o No
srns Por higher s2 l5d s2 .seler March b ~
u.s. seller ApnL Lao STEADY o. ~ 55a - ~ seller
sic Hans .pcs sold At &c. for 70 aversge lie Tor Il M
Dressed Hs GOO demand a. - 50s3 ~ Wlsly la
e. lne sIsel a. zee aeceBs-t'y otls Flour, 400 bush
wlsst Do % bush Corn 90 bush Oas 1000 bush RE
1910 blsh Barrier ehpmerts-7 Die FoaT 6lo blsh. Wheat
~ husl Corn loe busl Oais and s'oo Dusa barley
tIycisstTI Pei l-Fogr dolls sales a. a. Wheat
tru q 1Jasl ~ Corn quiet % fc Rye quiet g2c
sIs a. D3ee barey quiet n- unchanged bnitef-1esnt good
1ic Kettle steady De- BllE Meats
&C. i0f slouders bed &C. hglefi sales &c. buyer
Ear stes Bacon steady a. 5ie FOR shoulders g. Tor tisr h1
- l or Clear SIDES With saes 1--we hog1 ta AZ 81 go -
- sas - = - ~ To- Slippers receipts 4b'. "-siJ h
IVHFLL1 Fsb goPOar saaisri ssi quoiab1 lover, flsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT GOLDBONDS

Capitalists AID on Inves,ors are invited the the
Bonds by INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
RAILWAY COMPANY BY First Mortgage It's
Extension 2lT miles this work, 100 miles from
Champaign 90 Havana the illinois River, completed,
trains will run over thnt section IN the second
week Of January The remaining distance Of rs miles 70 Kotuk
Mississippi the branch u p miles 10 Decatur graded
partly will be- finished ample time for
the business of 1873 Of SOIL increasing proue
lions country tributary this part The line
for it large remunerative business
The road from Indianapolis 22l miles operation
t more than two wears and has established success It's
ings have steadily increased, giving in 1872 in-
crense Of 100000 over 1871. Net receipts from
this part of the line alone than sufficient TO
respOnd punctuay 20 interest on all Bonds made and -
sued by hs Company Tey that This be said any ral
road during negotiation ofiis securities
The entire line DE support o rornous exceedingly
rch productive agricultural passes through and
meets important cities, and mmens. de-
posts good all insure local business of great
magnitude It's Western and North Western connections sub
sany control with prominent interesting roads Will
large through The mauage appreciate the necessity Of
unusually arr equipments and providing or RAPIDLY possible
This viii new elevator accommodation unlr construction expressly
Tor this road At naantpo will greatly increase i facilities ana
enable t GO take large offered business which II has
been obliged 20 decline.
Particular 5lon -sied ne unusual strength Of these Bends
which liability Of the entire Corporation owning line Of 20
miles also completely occurred by ar ard only morgge on
che extension whole line Jos miles completed, and
% raorr are graded.
with The certainty Ct interest win in short
tine be largely reduced holders Of Sos viii lni advantageous -
realize present high proes these Bonds which we
possessing ample security for all nyr as ID invest
mrnt they cannot f'il prove largely renunernt1e
per so O eieh convertible into
stock t Dar AZ he option registered sh
ont charge Price, 30 Coupons
January and Jny g. free Of tar
al negotiable securities received exchange At best market rates
Emil .beI, .irrtrn
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and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw.YorK. Thursday. Feb. %. lgrs.

NEW YORK, Thursday Feb. 20 I5I5.
No material alteration has taken place IN
the condition OF the local trade tho opening
Of the current week A fair amount Of business IN work
horsos daily transacted within the limits of the Bulls
Head Market, but general trade remains stu unsatis
factory Lockers after fine stock the market, yet
appear tO be rcScrvng their determination 20 DuY until
better condition OF the roads will make it possible 10
give fair trial 10 the stock THAI rs 10 be purchased
Regular semi-weekly Of horses. carriages harness,
and general horse equipments at the Horse Auction
Mart of Messrs. Johnston Van Tsse tomorrow Fri
day.. the 2ist inst, at II O'Clock.
Among a number OF horses announced IN our columns
10 be- sold BY auction. tomorrow friday the inst
notice brown geding Senator, by Ethan Allen, dam
by Bashaw Maid. with alleged record Of 233
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

H.r Worth Rirsr Fesseif R1tlrcqdG
Pss ll pigs. Ashc' pkg Beesvat 2167 bales Cotton 70
tts .ilA Iic Fruit SIS ba Eggs o'3 bb. Flour
lt5o .a F.r1t -32 1h Com $500 bush Oats. 1850 bush
Mas Barley seed. 40 Flax seed 80 bile
Beans NtaL So BAGS Meal. yo9 Hides 20 hii' Hides .5t
L1-- H. Moae, lJ b1s Spirits IupeDlne tf5 bnis
Resin. & l Cake. f9l psgs P0rk 81 Beef ll7 uA-s
CO hess Grease 81 Lard IS Pkgs Steam Loo
ltgs BaIte.. Cheese 3 pigs Ialow, l5i6 Dressed
Hex, bids pt starch -o bids Tobacco y pigs To-
Lace. ~ IH. Whisky. $50 bales Wool 81 bales oklna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

irN weak quoted t 20 sttc tfue 70
T.r rs--ve s1l nominal 80 1884 Domestic Flax
- ,,,.st 4. s. $50 % D q bush
sfRg-Mtrkc tnei sales OF 10. tci On tne spot az tt
- 3D. ts srT-ve. o. private terms .. . -
a. COW seslr lu moderately aeve saos ~ Dg 10 ta 70
Ia =. C-a.e CITY Igo.e4 90 &c., cad US cs Western lel-
frrt VI. Pa
% g4sEy oaei stesEer @ Of 10 oo% At ' 4 e'AJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

So,i RI. ~ ,ri and tbs market IS arm but 10 prees
,at change sales OF 20 bales aeFca1 an ~ 9A,es
a'a h p Ire bales Vera Cruz, lb hsies f'1ta pr uti
c1't' .-f hass NevOfsnS Deer SKINS are scarce ana
sass 10 Central A1eucsn, e0 n Min1ttan 5tf1 %
atlse- ArE1,ur1s. and lHtl n Mefcai ,ha
$50 ss hales Central American 5 naes nsa Naleahl'
keraN
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ror0on Aopertlsemcnls.


DTRSUANT 70 au order Of the Court of
Chsncer County Paltine OF Lance- the twenty
November last the matter Of the trusts of he ~ Of
sre III res etaeate m Of che est4to the sal BEN
JAMIN EYRE, of Manchester t C0u4v VI Lancaster m hl-
. SAM I'D
EYRF -beir l0'o before he s Jay of JT ll1J
their claims lr tae.s of tie Re If t-e
sad Court Cross Chambers Cross street Miu s,er.
Aforesaid default thereof viii neremnony ud0 ron
Pc appear. hat the 'il SAMUEL ERE
Ffo Ts married 10 Or about The 1885, believed
gland shortly afterwards join le- husband Who bad reside
90 America ~ b llDl.ALAAi y ,teL Ae- '..-l.
IN CHANCERY IN ENGLAND-Heir-at-L
i next Of du-HENRY sCARrli-GEORGh HEATH-Plull-t 8"
Dancer against Maests persons claiming
4resl8 An 1 Hslry ST. ri Barne,
Of Who ed l1tl lay Of December,
prove their hereinafter men1ncl fol
tl- taken ODE Cause appears hat GEORGE HEATH
Lea Health EOui Il rn- hr th of Deem
Ie 1870 the liaw and of TIE oi k1 a the
.bii
D4cember 1870 DEE ihe heir
che said Henry scarab The said George Heath
about 1872 il l- 40 Charleston 10
and engaged sailor - enc packet trade between
Charleston
isth OF Deem 1870 dead M nea her hsiresslt law Or
before me lrt day ~ April reIt 20
come 10 and claims be Lerat law
and next Of Henry Sch athe Chambers n Honor
he Richard Mains No Buiins La-
MLlescr. ut thereof he they 7l be
tory excluded the benefit of Che al decree TUESDAY que lah
u April next l. the said Chambers appointed or hear
NJ aud lduticiug lpoa the -msDatei t h iiy Of January
1870 Affixed hAWlANtON. '9ei Niefa'
FRANCIS ROBINSON, 80 rmyu-st,
lanes 8 ! U Pl.ltf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
financial.

THE ANNUAL REPORT of the NETWORK
1 CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY Tor
the wear enaiug September Of e tIac
and efr-. YCars published this morning E RAILROAD
GAZETTE. no = BroadwaJJ which has also ral1e articles 20
The SarrovGluce CONTROVERSY Table OF Rasi harnags Tor
January which aves Receipt, per mile wei. as u
pa-ss carl1di Railroad News and numerous e0niubu
tous ron railroad % Subjects
TTHE AGREEMENT between the holders of
the First and Second Mortgage Boaes Of The DES MOTIVES
VALLEY r. has signed bY .le holders i about o ua'
OF each class bombs renders the operative
M rf Mortgage 10. who have -ei aul Who desire
20 avail ~ tb agreement requested 20
sn sane u AUGUSTUS JOHNSTON, esl % Exchange
place. IS from 1.te
BY order OF Committee Of First Mortgage Bo1itod-rl
JOSEPH BAIIELL. CbGImAn.
THEODORE GILlitS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
forses, Carriages, farness, &r.
A GREAT AND UNRESERVED SALE
"A - By Public Aactol o. elegant ana l.0oiel
HORSES, pINE CArrlAGFg HARNESS. &C. THIS DAY,
Feh. n, a. l0i o'clock prompt
pnFate stable "a Last between Madison

lfltAt alalt % Last between MANSON AM
F0lrti-aves
and having business soHh which sI through e summe.
condition. be relied lpJn every respect.
Stylish and high bred Of blood Gcin,
th Davis Team. 81 ha1 and and DID, bred Kuuckv
and sired " Aie dl AbiIal Jams thoroughbred They drive
evenly together without pulling nothing
broken b. saddle,
rod ty warranted syoy particular aud warranted
sound Kind.
Past and celebrated brown Senator 7ears Old i sired
By Ethan Allen, and by BsaE Maids has rocod p g
Ao.ailc PARK end Of
1858, De child and 5arrHniei SOUND and End
Also hanfome bay smbci0nan Genc isi hanfs Bnd
o with long fai l and name rot minutes good IN OF
harness; afraid Of and h0rse
second b. warrant "a sound ird ind.
Also
and safety ay
ridden BY children has eny Of spnt very graou warranted
sound and And.
Also Top Wagon, By stTers Trsg wagon by CoTbet Single
Double Harness Robes Blankets pos tive
% JOHN L. AHDEW ATER. AuctOueer.