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, 1874-03-26
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


Ship Carpenters Strike i'll Buffalo.
Special Dspa.eh to The Chicago TriouHe
DuFrALo. N. Y. March GA rory largo meot-
Ing Of tile ship Oarpeuters' md OanllsorB' Union
was ioId at thoir hsIl Tuesday night. Tho hall
waa crowded, and the mombcrs continued III &C.
cgot session until nearly midnight. Stirring
speeches wore rnado, md tho 400 strikers re-
nowod their plcdgo to hold out until the ship.
builders coacolnd thoir demand, viz: $3.50 in
stoad OF $500 per day. They BAY TINT tlloy CRU
stand strike for six months, il necessary.
The IsrIntcrss Strike In Now ttrlna1s.
.spcciai Dispatch to the Chieaco 1Tfount.
New ORLEANS, Mnreh 25.-Tho newHpaper
blockade bus terminated by tho paperB or tho
Associated Pross. except the Bee, accepting tho
tormB Of tho Typographical! Union. Tho Eueat'y
TIMES mud PicaynHe appeared nH uBllal. stating
that although 10 eents per Thousand WAS moro
tlan they conld Alford to pay. thur contract with
tloir Subscribers made it necessary for then, to
submit. Tomorrow mornings Republican will
tako good-uatured ylow Of tho affair, and de-
oIaro itnolf satisfied that tho printers At willing
to bcnr part Of tho lvss OF publishing papor III
Now Orleans. The strike has boon unattended
by any Bcones Of violence. Tho Union loft tho
Offices in aor1pulouHly good order, hut not ono
Of thom could po induced to work until thsrissaa=
tion wAs Hettlol.
, 1874-03-26

Btsts Of nlIuols, County Of Cook, ~.
tlonry II. Mash, CAlhier Of tbs National Hank Of HI
HENRY Ii. NASH. Cashier.
Msrob, M1. 4. l.. II. M1NTY. Notary Public
Correct: .Att1st-W&fAm H. Bradley John h. HAlAhs
George 8ehnetdor 0lk0otott.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
THE COMING WOMAN.

The Presbyterian General Assembly has
declined to answer the very embarrassing
question propounded by one of the Illinois
Presbyteries concerning woman's right to
exhort and pray in public. The Rock
River brethren desired to know whether a
literal Interpretation of the language of St.
Paul would not prohibit women FROM
preaching, exhorting or praying in pro-
miscuous assemblage. This overture was
referred to a committee, of which the
learned and polished DR.. Howard Crosby
was chairman. DR.. Crosby is a celebrated
Greek Scholar and he did not care to i'm
peril his standing among linguists by at
tempting to soften down the restriction
laid upon women by the Apostle, and he
reported that a literal Interpretation of the
passage referred to does prohibit women
from preaching, exhorting or praying in
promiscuous assemblages. This report
was warmly debated, but the accuracy of
DIR. Crosby's Interpretation was not ques-
toned. The real matter at issue (althcugh
not expressed in words was whether Paul's
injunction was binding on the Christians of
this age, or whether it was intended for
state of society that no longer exists
The Generally Assembly refused to send
out DR.. Crosby's report as a law for the
churches, but adopted substitute offered
by DR.. Aikman, which gives discretionary
power to pastors and elders to permit
women to preach, exhort or pray in pro-
miscuous assemblages, or to prohibit them.
Public opinion will, before many years,
decide the question in favor of women
preaching whenever they are found with
the ability and desire to do so, which is
the common sense of the question, after all
the learned theology is stripped from it.
Another Big Lot of Pretty Calicoes,
opening this week, at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06

sB- The American Farmer for June is at
hand, we'll filled with a great variety of
useful and attractive matter. This old
journal has something for every taste, and
no branch of farm or garden work but is
treated in its pages, thus making it valu-
able hand book for every farmer and hor-
ticulturist. All can examine it who wish
to do SO, as the publishers will send speci-
men copies free to all who send for them.
Published by Sam'l Sands & Son. No. 9
North ST., Baltimore, Md, at $1.50 year,
) copies $500.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
THE MARKETS.
EVERY FRIDAY
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-IIoward street super 81. 50@
$5.25; do. common to fair extra $5.50G$6;
do. good to choice do. $6.25@SG.50; do.
family $6.75G$S. %. 5.- WHEAT. Mary
land amber $1.G5; fair to prime do. red
S1.45@Sl.5S; Pennsylvania red $1.50@
S1.52. - CoHN.-Good to prime white
90@92 cents; prime yellow II cents
OATs.-Heavy mixed Western G2 cents;
bright do. 63(9G4 cents; Pennsylvania ca
cents; light Southern "A cents.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
DIED.

DUNBAR.-In Elkton on the o3rd of
May, 1874, Morris Ellsworth, son of Will
liam and Sophia Dunbar, in the 14th
year Of his age.
BROWN.-At Rowlandsville, Md, on the
22nd of May, 1874, WILLIAM BROWN,
aged 6S years, months and days.
PATTERSON.-On the Goth Of May, 1874,
Mrs. MARTHA PATTERSON, relict of the
late William Patterson, in the S3rd year
of her age.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
There is a fair demand for Hay, and the
market is steady and less depressed in tone.
We quote Glover at $1S@20; Pennsylvania
$20S23; mixed Maryland at S2OQea2, and
Cecil county Timothy at S23G25. Straw
Rye and Oat S15; Wheat $1l@12-all
per ton Of 1000 pounds.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

The PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The market for Beef Cattle was moderate
ly active this week, and prices were shade
better. Sales at 5!97sc. Receipts, $500
at 5@G9c. Receipts, 1000 head. Hogs
were rather quiet but steady at $S. 75(s9
for corn fed Receipts 5000 head.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
Thirty Years Experience of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. WfnSIOWS = SOofhinS syrup Is The
prescription of of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States. and has been used for
thirty years with failing safety and by
millions of mothers and children from the feeble infant
of week Old tn the adult 1t acdity of the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, and
gives health and comfort to mother and child We
believe il To be the Best and Surcs Rrnedy in the
World in all cases of DISENTERY and DIARRTIHA
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from Tecthing or
from any other Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None genuine hnlcss the fac
simie of CURTIS * PERKINS is on the outside wrap
Sold by all medicine lenlrrs. LlmlN l-lN
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
MARRIED.

DEAN-SYMINGTON.-On the esth of
May, in Cherry Hill, by J. w. Weston,
HENRY NJ. DEAN and MARY E. SYMING-
TON.
ER-KNIGHT.-On the 4th of
June, in Cherry Hill, by same, FRANK
LIN M. GALLAHER and MARGARET A.
KNIGHT.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06

tB The Burdick National Hay, Straw
and Fodder Cutter has proven to be the
best in use and MICHENER g. Co., have
them. T76
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
Philadelphia Markets.

Wheat dull, red 145c.; amber 16OM1G2c
white 165S175c. Rye steady, 90 cents
Corn quiet and steady, yellow SOC. Oats
white 659G6 cents.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
REAL ESTATE.
Farmland, Or Farm, for Sale,

FORTY ACRES, il four fields fenced in part
by live h"ig-. Three fields titled for years
and with go"d results. There il Water Fruit and
Timber on II, and an excellent site for Buildings.
Or
A FARM OF FIFTY OnD ACRES with ,.-as
DIV NELLiNu, beautifully shaded and Well of 19slIN
good wafer close hy.l Franz. Barn and other l,:i III
out-h"u>tS The land fenced in part by live tt,Lk9l
hedge Is Of gord quality and well watfr,d mere is
nm" timber, and a great variety OF fruit on it.
The above tracts. divided 10y lane. To- purchaser
me iaf' suitable Tor d+l"y purposes, lies in the Fifth
District G., CeclI county. Nd, the road from Char
town t" Rising sun. about four miles the latter: is
conveniently situated and i'll desirable ncishuriOOd.
Prcc t" salt the times the wants to retire
l:nme'tl.te possession gyrn if desired.
For further particulars apply 10, the PREMISES or
address, JAMES SIIOBE.
Upper PriLcipio. Cecil county, Nd.
May l6, lS14-tr
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
Teachers Institute.
Odd Fellows Hall, EIktOn.
On THE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
IIth, 18th and 18th of JUNE. 1874,

All the Teachers of the county cordially invited
t" attend and participate in the proceedings Those
teachers employed in the Puhc Schools expected
to attend this Institute il is especially for their
benefit and the Interest of the schools of the county,
We shall be much grafcd to have the attendance o
all interested in the subject of public education and the
prosperity of the schools of tho county.
EN-All teachers attending the Institute will be
allowed the days they i'll attendance as school
DAYS. j. SOUlER
jun e. 1S74-lw Secretary
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HUNGARIAN and MILLET.

TtRN1P SEED of the most approved varieties: Cast
Steel Iron Frame CULTIVATOR, the cheapest and best
in the market; BERRY BONES PEACH and TRUCK
BASKETS. For sale by &. X. Rogers.
June 6, lS1i-2w 1873 MARKET ST, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
$40 ACRES. More or Less.

anl adjons the lands of David NJ. Taylor Benjamin
Chambers, william W Boulden and others; is in the
highest state Of cultivation and is regarded of
the most productive farms in the county.
There is a good Frame DIV Filling HOUSE k.zSA
large and in good order. this property: also i3s1 H
all necessary uutbuiiiInrs large Peach .!II NS
Orchard Of twenty-sN hundred trees, and - -
Apple Orchard of choice fruit.
This farm is from one to two miles from the Chesa-
reake Delaware Canal at Chesapeake City aifOriing
easy to market.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
The Crusaders and the GrOg Vendors.

The attempt on the part Of the Mayor of
Pittsburgh to snuff out the crusaders, re-
suited in most signal failure, by placing
the grog men under the necessity of arraign-
ing their fair tormentors, if they would get
rid of their prosecutions by law, on crimi-
nal prosecutions before juries. The party
of praying women who had been fined by
the Mayor had their case taken before the
Court of Common Pleas, on a writ of Ger
tiorari, and the point raised by the defend
ants counsel that the offense, if any had
been committed, was indictable at common
law, and that the Mayors court had no jur-
isdiction, was sustained by the Court. If
the " crusaders " commit an offense it is
that of maintaining nuisance, so that it
becomes necessary to prosecute them in the
criminal courts for misdemeanor, where a
jury of twelve men would have to decide
whether holding devotional exercises in the
the only one open to the liquor sellers to
silence the praying women, it is safe to pre-
dict that not many will attempt to travel
it. If a company of praying and singing
women on the street can be pronounced a
nuisance, when companies of swearing
drunken men are allowed the freedom of the
streets, we are mistaken in the kind of
stuff most Ijuries are made of.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06

fB We publish an able article on the
Usury Laws on onr first page, the perusal
of which may be Of service to some per-
SONS who entertain crude notions on the
subject.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
343 ACRES, l ROOD

AND 81 PERtHES, more or less. now occupied hy
John I. Wilson, and bounded west by Chesapeake
Bay. and south 10y Ponds Creek adjoining lands Of the
late Col j. C. Gruome and others. About hundred
80 acres arc WOODLAND and thirty live of
arSSa this fine Chestnut Timber The residue Of the
SEA land is in a good state of cultivation. Of excel
IL lent quality. A PEA CH ORCHA RID of Six
THOUSAND Trees is in fun bearing.
The buildings consisting of Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, and Out-IIouses are in good -
dtioa. There is a tirst-rate Fishing Shore Eel
the property. I'LL
This property is beautifully situated on the Chosa-
peakc Bay, opposite the mouth of the Sus1uehanna
RIVER with fine facilities for landing lime and manures
and sending away grain and other farm products.
No. ,. Is large FARM in the Second Election Dis
trict the great road from Ek:on down the Peninsula
about four miles from Elkton occupied by William
LII Khnlns. Tuis firm
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
| Why will You
Suffer?

To all persons suf-
fering from Rhcu-
matism, Neuralgia,
Cramps in the limbs
ior stomach, Bilious
Collie, Pain in the
back. bowels or side,
We would say the
HouSEHoLD PANACEA
and FAMILY LISIMENT
is of all others the
remedy You want for
internal and external
use. 1t has cured the
above complaints in
thousands of cases.
There is no mistake
about it. Try it
Sold by all druggists.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06

THE NEW ASSESSMENT LAw.-The con-
stitutionality of the new assessment law
which our legislature enacted for the State
last winter has been argued before the
Court of Appeals, and it is the general
belief among the legal fraternity that the
Court will pronounce the act unconstitu-
tional. In that event there will be no
assessment, and property will continue to
be taxed under the present or old law.
.Y-A confused inquirer after alcoholic
truths wrote to Henry Ward Beecher.
Question-Does the Bible condemn the
retail traffic of Intoxicating liquors?
That divine replied:
Ansuer-Yes, and the wholesale tr affic
also. The whole spirit Of the Gospel is
against a traffic whose whole tendency in
our age and climate is to produce disease,
vice. crime, squalor, hellish misery and
death.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06

THE GRAVE OF PoE.-The New York
Erening Post has paragraph to the effect
that Mr.. George w. Childs whose atten-
tion has been attracted by statements of
the neglect in which the grave of Edgar
Allen Poe has SO long been suffered to re-
main, has taken measures to erect, at his
own expense, suitable monument over it.
and that it is desirable that the money
which has been contributed from other
sources for the purpose shall be kept as a
fund to preserve the monument and grave
in proper order.
This act of Mr.. Childs is characteristic
of the large s-hearted proprietor of the Pub
lie Ledger. Poe's remains lie in a secluded
corner of the churchyard, at the corner of
Greene and Fayetto streets, Baltimore,
lonely, neglected and forlorn, The An,eri-
can says, without any distinguishing mark
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
No. 3. Is a TRACT OF LAND, containing
q Acres, I Rood, 80 Perches,

No. g. Is TRACT OF LAND, containing
q Acres, / Rood, 80 Perches,
MORE OR LESS,
This land is part of the property OF the late Gen
James Scwall lies the east of the main road from
Elkton Dawn the Peninsula. half u mile from Elkton
AMI is eIigbly situated for country residence
The lani of excellent quality, and under good fencing
No /. Is :, leautful LOT OF LAND, on the north
side of Main street. in tn" town Of Ekton. near the
Protestant Episcopal Church fronting Main street
ftytwo feet and running back to another street one
hundred and niney-cght feet. The lot is improved hy
i handsome and commoiiuus FRAME Dwell xkAzSS
LING. Of modern style and nearly This lldifM
i Of the finest and most desirable resi- 5aM
lruceS in the town, and is well supplied with
outbuiidngS
No. :. i IL LOT OF LAND in Eikton fronting a.,out
loo feet North street. north of the Railroad and il.
improved by a block "f lnur fran" Tenement
House, and other Frame House.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed Icy decree: Onc-thiri
of the purchase money in Cash day uf sale: one
other third in Six months thereafter, aid the residue
in Twelve months from day of sale. The credit pay
ments to bear interest from day of sale and 10 lie
secured 10y the bond Of the purchasers with
security to be approved by the Trustee.
JACOB TOME
May 23 1871. Trustee
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The creditors of Samuel b. Foard hereby notified
to file their claims, with the vnuCh thereof duly
authenticated with the Clerk of the Circuit Conrt for
Cecil county. within Four months from the sixteenth
day of june 1874. JACOB TOME
May D. lSI4-ts Trustee
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
A New Secretary OF the Treasury.


1t is gratifying to be able to announce to
our readers that the United States Treas
ury has been provided with a new head.
After the pitiable spectacle Mr.. Richardson
cut in that office, any change would be
welcomed, trusting with confidence that it
would be for the better, for when matters
have got to their worst, it is the nature of
things to begin to mend. The Tribunes
Washington dispatch, which is anything
but lavish of praise for any of the Presi-
dents appointments, says of the new Sec
retary:
"The appointment of Gen. Bristow of
Kentucky to be Secretary of the Treasury
surprised no one to day, and as far as COM
ment has been made it has been very favor
able. The new Secretary will go into the
Department under peculiarly favorable cir
cumstances for himself The ridiculous
figure that Mr.. Richardson has cut as a
Minister of Finance would make a success
sor of even less than ordinary ability ap-
pear to advantage, while those who know
Gen. Bristow best believe he will fill the
responsible position to which he has been
called not only with credit to himself but
acceptably to the country.
"The new Secretary has that legal train
ing and that sound good sense that will
enable him to interpret properly the laws
he will be called upon to execute, and an
executive ability which eminently fits him
for the management Of the complicated
machinery of tho department. Above all,
he is man of the strictest integrity, and
great moral courage and is entirely free
from suspicion of connection with .jobbery
or rings of any kind. He does not pretend
to be an expert in finance, but those who
know him best predict for him an honor
able career as Secretary of the Treasury.
What particular financial policy he will
pursue, no one seems to know"
From tho Baltimore american.
At last Mr.. Richardson steps out of the
Treasury Department and is succeeded by
Mr.. Bristow. The latter will have his
reputation to make in this new position.
1t will be all the more trying work because
the country will look to him to substitute a
new order of things in place of his prede-
cessors' lax and blundering administration.
The people will expect to see the Depart
ment cleared of the class of attaches and
hangers-on who are parts of system of
which Messrs. Sawyer and Banfeld are the
chiefest ornaments and choicest products.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY,
JULY :SIst, 1871.
LIST OF GIFTS.

Public Library Building, Louisville Ky.
TfOS. II. HAYS q CO.. Eastern Agents,
500 Broadway. New York.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-06-06

Another Big Lot Of Pretty Calicoes,
opening this week, at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
Norfolk Cshbage p
Potatoes, Nor. ana
N. -. T--.a
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NV Y0rv NAV BrRvYsNone received Dressed
beef dcrg better, demand at S1 lie = 10
COwsWh receipts worth mentioning he trade IN cows
AID unchanged T. McCabe sod ~ ialf 70 choice CONS
calves Included. 81 SjJ0btJ
CALyzs-Rereuts uer head and the nlrke; active and
strong grcety improved prices from 6G5 y D ke
20 jersey 100 ID 10 lao d. a. 7aJ- z ID j. v
5.
calves III n al . lIc @ n
LAsBIhere 10 iren receipts TO sit" or ana
Of ve'terffs
6a-d694c fair sheared Nth carload OF unloIh o- al
50 per head. Lsmbs urmtra II n &c. q ID
f""tlsi were - cars
offered alive Dresi hogs we're hrIner sad
advanced to l2a72.c. e ID.
BrFYaLo Msv l9CArTLH- Receipts TO-DAY, incuing 80
opened asking suf lass weeks prices ks m
leae; advanced dealers began
Of the about weeks
900 head dsosed Of quality stock ir basnc De-
ranging 336 r. % 3OQr6 % 200 Texas steers
ranging - sass 10 90 Missouri
lO4 l63 b So II "a 93 Iowa avTaeag
1000 b. N - y - II Michigan ao ranging IRON jO TO $40 d.
At ~ 90. .
sagEP to-day including reported arrivals 800
making supply the thu far OOO ags OuO
moderately active al % of from .Ast
prices 200 Ohio clipped sheep ranging no ~ 70
IL 5OaS7 lj9 Michigan sheep averaging s. d. al 50 90
today. l8catHg reported
supply 500 head aganL lOuO or the
same active at - JGsJ 10 for ToIkers
- sOaSG for heavy hogs
wArRHrowx Mass May l9-BKEv CArrLE-Rcepts 534 heat
portion the stock from the North nj h
c,rs "a Of choice - JOgSJ 75 10 n
~ 25. qaAtv " 7jGSo 80 seeond qaaAi' s6Gs7 20
talr1 quality, - 23d>5 70. - .
reduced and hs offerings hardly suent 70
tabsh sales Of sheep lots ~ 5OQsj - EACH extra
OUI@J
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Loxpos NAV lg-l2:3O D. mConsols for monev. 93l4 193s
93d93 p United states FyeIwenIy OoAd AooJs
old lO7l. 1865, lOSJs Bre preferred, 62. -
lgl2:3O .. dull and EASIER MD
dhog Upsnds Mddlng Orleans, SGsS1i sales lOooO
including 900 for speculation and Cotton TO ave
IL the basis hddng Upands nothing below
Ordinary deliverable May at 7l6d do do. deliverable June
o Addng Orleans nothing below Low dddings
shipped April sgd deliverable Nav, at 9l6L The
Wheat three days have been 10000 quaer
including $1,000 American.
AsTwsRP May Petroleum 3Ot FOR sne Pale American.
May 1872 p. mBne Railway o. Paris dis
patches quote KeDtes at JSL jOc
MAY 1872 Motion sales on the hsss OF dhng
Upsnds nothing below Good Ordinary, deliverable May s-i
deliverable MAY and jun s sales the basis Of Mddng
nothing Midipss deliverable July aud August SGD
Breaisuas quiet Wheat - 4G2S q cIts for CALI
and ~ for Red Western spnng Corn 81 d1
10 y for Long Gear M1dlss and AZ Tor
Clear MddeA
LoSDos l9-330p mThe Of buhon into the
Bsnt Of England on balance to-day E 439 600. -
LIVERPOOL MAY 1850 mO the Cotton sales tsday OoOO
American.
LoSDoS, MAJ 1871 D. m.-Brie Railway shares 32d32ia
UpAn1s nothing Alibng deliverable MAY 7l6
49, .. mlbe fAbIcs
Manchester > quiet and unchanged Lard, 45i y cEL
May 1850 m-hsnned Petroleum, lid y gallon
TallON. 33I q
LIvERPooL 1876 nCOtion sales ba, Of Nddng
Good Ordinary deliverable Ja anu August
a-l6L
IIvEHPoo1 NAY 10 n-CoOn basis Of Mdiing
pADds below Good OrnAry deliverable Ju and August al
5-l6d - o-.-..-. -. -
sputs IasyeslBe, - . 3 e"L
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
CINCINNATI CITY LOAN.
THR AHERICAa EXCHANGE NATIONAL bAfA'
No. 12s BROADWAY. NEw-ioKK. Apni 20, le'f.

TBR AxERIcAH EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
No 12s BROADWAY, NEw-iOKK. Apn 20, leti. ;
THIS BANK WILL RECEIVE SEALED PROPOSALS for ONE
MILLION DOLLARS 73O BONDS OF THE CITY OF CINCINNATI
dsen.be in 1902 pncp, payable h baa 10 &C.
cordance with the annexed advertisement
Bids at not under par will be opened On the 2oh
Nay prsI, II o'clock n. -,,,,o,, c-...
CivcISsATI. Apnl 49, 1874
The undgned Board Of Trustees appointed for that purpose oHe'
for sale ONE MILLION DOLLARS Of the Coupon Bonds OF tue oy
Of Cincinnati bearing 80 interest payable q.
the American Exchange Bank New These oones arc
mari Of m sue 81 authorized be made BY tbs ely o'
the construction Of with the states
hitherto has beel measure oAe O1 @-
VIII add It's sealh and population.
tn, validity which Cincinnati Issues thee onu' "a
been confirmed by two dscons Coa' o OA0 s
Court OIL resort. ooo -. t.--,tr
tn. y had At the last census population Of 5000 snce
additional surrounding H. ana b ~ -
growth lis population. and that Of towns
$4,000 It, TAXABLE property "a 1@uovVo
directly owned bT IS worth from tl-pV1OOV 70
OO0 les than S7OOOOOO Ia snnHA ei
600, including interest on iis debt
the bonds proposed Will of 'e'J
Investment
By an act Of the LEGISLATURE Of ,nd bT similar i Of Kn1e
through which the road the ho1ts %
lien the entire ROAD 90 -1 NeJ 'o
bne he both and OF ety debt 90, -.
EIchAoge Nsions Bank, through when the ooH -,
MILES GREENWOOD,
WILLIAM HOOPER, -
r. NJ BISHOP, ltas'eeA
b. FERGC SON.
PHILIP HEIDELBACH J
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
DOuVgTIC MARKETS

ABAxY l9Four In abundant supply unelnged prices
no transaction. Rye selling 81 TO- Corn n ice sae ~
SIC Tor No. High MiIed. - -
ITyoHE Msy 10 Cotton quiet snd Los Mddhnrs lse.
Foar du unchanged Nbea Dali and uneanged orn strong
and scarce Southern southern Whie s9GyOc southern io~
60 Wes,rr yi4ed qniet Od - New - 4aS4c Oats
se, aud scsee; solerp id1Oei Western AEe1 54ci do
, ~ RV. brn AZ - O3dsl % Hay unchanged Prov
s'sIv, bt sok offering with Advancing tendency Mess forA
Sl8 Buk G shoulder sac Clear hb soe' vG LICE
- md 6 We Shoade Clear 10 sides 4OAcc sugar
@pTeS Hams abe Lard arm al lO4dIle HeArrn ba7
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