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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
City Business 1tsesIe;a

AUCTIONRERs.
!. W. sudham a Son, Ill r. ith .treot
Joseph II. Miller, 9TH and Kirg strsots
BANKERS IL BItOsSERs,
H. r. Robinson a Co. az Market etreot
BARRIERS a. HAIR DREssEHa
A. Ashenbach, 30 Market stroot.
BELL RINGERS x BILL. roa,rr,,..
Geo. W. jackson, g. W. 9Th street
Howard o. Moore No. B, lf. Third street
BOOTH SHOE MAKERS, and DpA1u
&. 2. AlsIsPSdsr. re Market street
John n Moreland ath and Poplar streets
w. A. Turner A Go. 3lf Markets troat
CARPENTERS AND BUILDER.
:. q naddoek. shop 'rhorne bel FROM R.. t,. 40.
.. H. u. Seeds shop w Fourth near wesl va
CIGARS n TOBACCO.
Brisbane Deaiainville. IN marx 49,,
Geo. A. Davis, co. Shipluy street
VIM. II. Robinson, lis59 Il <th street
CLOCKS, WATCHES, a. JRsyrIsus
g Bush corner ~, Seventh 81 and Market stree,s
j. O. Massey. Il & stn Street se'
COACH a. CARRIAGE mATkkIA,
Vim. Green o.. s. II. cor. 81 AND BhiplsY straa,.
DRUGGISTS.
H. r. Brushurst, sl7 Mako, street
FLORISTS.
Iatnall 4 Co, Delaware Avenue aud Jei.ssos s,r...
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. s'''0'
Thomas 4 Pluinmcr, 5I2 Market etreet
Noolley a Van Trump, blu Market stfeet
GENTH FURNISHING GUoDs.
James ~. Watson Son, ts4 Market s,rost
Chas. 5. Morgan, OIL Market stroot
John T. Doughtan, 80 Market street
HATS, GAPS. &c.
tInhill 4 WelgqyeP9, ~ MARKET 1tTss,.
William P. Webb ~ MaIfet sttev;
HARDWARE.
james Bro. eDi Market street.
IRON IL STEEL.
Wm. Green o., S. t. cor. ID and shpiey s,f-.,
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland S. W. cor. Froat and oranpn
LOOKING-GI4ASSissA FRAtlrs
l1wood Duana, 10 W 9Th streot
L. McMonaglo, Cd and king streath
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Geo Gouert, 10 y. Fourth sirnof
| Cyrus Storu, III Market street
John y Mnilheusani tlb King street
samuel miller Jf.i lus Market street
PAPER IIANCINGs, SuADt.
John r. Holt, Sd and Market straots.
PLUMHEits AND GAS Et1rr..A
~. +. Gillespie. alb w. lth street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
vans fsnningtoni Allfnoud's Bdg, 9Th ana Ma,
! u NJ Child Co, No ". Tth sflast '.'A
| }. II. Frazer, Sd and shpiey streets
| Wan; Reynolds %, ~ Market street
s. ii. fillmore, No. West etk strSet.
amusl w McOapllsy. ~ Market street. ,sse al,
fm- McOauley d Co, On Market street
RESTAURANT a. BILLIARD non
Joseph Fulliner, 5O4 and ~ Market street,
SEWING MACHINES.
rover Baker y. N. Co., so Kin, atr.,t
| ew American Sewing nAch!lo, III MArktt sifae.
COFFEE md TEA Dealers.
Union Pacific Tea Company, 5la Market street
UNDERWRITERS.
/ Th1a J. Giles al shiploy street
H. 3 Young sS Market 7tFset.- tSes s.iv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

ARRIVALS Ur TO TWa sianNfN0
L K .lajor, Cressona. pa.
James Dowdell a Lads. Avo-da.s, Pcs
Isaac { Alden Mass.
W VI Yeaton, phila.
5 X Dana, New York.
T Buttnck, Phila.
George i Wrestling, Mont Alta Pa
l. II Rowe, Welrose, Macs
Rnhuse, Dayton, Ohio.
Jed Messimer, BALTIC, Nd.
John Huunefer IS wife, South Carolina
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
fartnfrshIn Notifss.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PART
IN SEk HIP.-Ths partnership eretofore exist
ing between j. j. Nc uuleo and Joseph IL Seal. in
the Transfer and Baggage Express Business is this
Gay dissolved by mutual consent. Joseph II. Seal
Will continue the busin s..
] McNUILEN,
]. II. SEAL
November I'd, 1854 noviO.6.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

NEW MACHiNEaY INTRODUCED nY n. W CAUSE
TN MOST COMPLETE MILL ~ TIE STATE
The steam zaw mil "A, the foot Of West street.
formerly owned by Thomas Walter, but now the
property of II. W. Cause, has recently uuler-
gone Improvement and is now beacscd 10 be
the most thorough iu tie State
At an expense Of almost tlroe thuu-and dol
lars, Nj Cause has put iuto the mill circular
saw which las just cleyerly gat into successful
operate h. The cav .s ul El-stun'z patent, and
BY meanH 81 an improved railway aud earri-
age, invented, manufactured. and apphed by
J0hu l.. Kl.oNitonof Sharon H.li, has IL capacity
TO cui 3leG1 Feet OF humber pei day. This railway
Is the only one % IT. klal n Delaware and
among the few Ia eNl-ieuce DO the UnltrG Stater.
II Is strong iu construction, labor saving It's
/ operation aud ly the numerous facilities which
4 10 I0ssertes enables iHpld handling ard al Just
nelit OF even the heaviest logs a. the eNpenll-
tnre OF bu- lttie strength. BY means OF levers
It is capable Of au Instantaneous lateral move
I ment Of about two feet, rhltting the Whole log
, al equal distance, and tlc glages are 80 readily
Z and ellaliy worked tlaa bIl little time It's
lost in tie adjustment Of the log. Friction
rollers Eropcl and am back the carriage at a very
rapid rate Of speed, and altogether the appliance
L. one OF tile IL lst valuable winch Aas yet been
introduced 100 SAYS mill machinery.
Only short time Previous Alr Cause put into
the mil. perpendicular saw, tte movement OF
winch IL produced aoi hy connecting belts from
tue eugne bu. by tho direc. appliance of steam
into g. Under above the saw. INTO which cylinder
works i piston, the !0Nei end % winch is fas-
tened 20 TIC saw and cJmpcl- It's movement
THIS saw ls much more RAPID u lie Nnrl. than hl
tie Oh method % gearing, AID slYts tlsoi 9ust
satisfaction.
Mr. Cause manufactures for the wholesal,
trade altogether. He does uoJ now transact
retail business, Int sells 10 til. cia-s Of deal
ere az home, and furnishes great deal fo
other markets. H- pine lumber il RATED from
TIE Su-,luehanua i'm logs, raised 10y machinery
fgtff ruaf ssffrf nm INN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
aJutifes In Bankruptfp.


NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN DISTRICT OF DBL swAR., IS
Ia the C,ty OF Wilmington the i'h day OF Novem-
o oea A. p, ls.i lne nndersigned hereby gives
CAL iher. OF the City Of lmlngtnn 10 the County
Of New Castle anl state OF Delaware, within said
District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his
own petition by he District Court OF said district
n0viltaMat c. MEsLEY MELnIN. As.lgnee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

SWIFTLY MovINa TRAM Between half past
ten and eleven o'clock, this morning, two
cars, conveying the Directors OF the Pennsyiva-
MIA Railroad Co. with some Of the officers OF the
P. W. q B., passed through this city without
stopping. The tain was en- route from Phila-
delphia to Baltimore, and was running on a time
table of two hours between West Philadelphia
depot and Charles street depot in Baltimore.
Tho distance between Gray's Ferry and Whining
ton was made in about thirty-one minutts, or
almost q mile minute. This is the best time
ever made over the P. W. 4 b. r. r and lit
tie better. we believe, than that made between
Philadelphia and New York. few days ago, by
tile same directors. The car was drawn by en-
CINE No. 62. Of the 2. W. & B. Co., which has
recently been overhauled, and was engineered
by Il. NJ. Sargent, one of the most skillful and
careful engineers in the company. Only one
halt was made the entire distance-at Perryville,
for water and oil
During its passage Though this city an extra
force Of nagmen were stationed at the crossings,
and the forennners OF the train were quadiu-
pied 80 aa 10 shorten the distance OF each, as
their pace was much qulckened.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

oH ,Su ,prRs strsD.v nr,o,u,, - 49,
,, - - 'N'"'H" -, Us
lFAihS isaVe DepnL Thlrty-NccDni and Market
MAIN LINE n EASTWARD
t..nu A...-,. , ~, n 80. =,
AMI II m p q 49, 49,, 49, o. o. ~ Nv, hio T.
Niaear, ,exo,.s. .,a,,y e,..o. s,,n,,v ,
Elnilra ann i.ock Haven Mall OK. SUNDAY. So, a "
Mail ~ lIa a. uaiy' con sunday rams only To
r & s.Vb AN
~ i-lhe q LocA maven ZAP. eA. Sunday 400,
"A
inadrisnnIg Agc daily, except sGniay =. 2SO, I'M
rarkeshurg Train daily, except Sunday. 58O' I'm
ri,s,nuig hHpress day, except Sunday. is0, Pm
Pacific Express daily ..................... lis I'm
Erie Mai daily, except Saturday ......... utS pm
hailsrant Express l2Oo A. NJ. daily.
tickets must be procured ani baggage delivered
III llo Market street by ., y. NJ.
NEW YORK DIVISION
Express for New YORK, 40. $40, 7l5 sso. and II
iS5 IS $50 and + p NJ an nj l 70 m,ln s T. :
day TRAINS = a. a ia A a. u i ~ CIV, sun,
Emgrant Train for New YORK ll.npn
Expr, IS for Long Branch. 7'is NJ ~
For Trenton and famhertyile ba0p N
4
pns,,.,,, sss. - ~ DHi ".
Nav Tin y ~ a. a., ~ no3n olo and '2a, 7. M.
Ire,,ton '' q -. w IN 20 u X, NJ
M, Snya v;' ZIP =; A.i f.aV $50 o $50, $40 PM
On 9un0ay, 81, A. Nj. anu 30. 7. NJ.
FOR BELVlDEltE DIVISION
Express for Trenton, Lambervile, Phllpsbure.
p Accom- fnr' Re1,liava' "a, 49, 100 a. NJ $50
For iamhert vile Ei.nin,t, ~ , ZIP ~ a. N.
1918, A. NJ, and $50 p. N. 'u' O''''
For IanOertyiuc and Reiyiisre ,n,sAu n,..
Pm. "''D D'''' ue'e' 'V'io a NJ anu o's
ANlIsf DIVISION
FROM MARKET STREET FRnR,
Accom-. for New YORK. via perm Amtov an, -.
Jalnes6urg and monmouth Junction, $50 A NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

~ Babcoek 4 Bro keep ladies butioned boots al
$3.50. They are splendid Al 6 Market street
above Second, lower side
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

~ You can get fine calf boots, wide sole and heel,
comfortable for walking, at BahcorS x Bros 20d
Market street, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
dividend alotifes.
TlIE s9rH DIVIDEND.

Il OFFICE OF THE1
DELAWARE FIRE lSsURfN + Co.
WILMINGTON, DEL Nov 7, 1874.
The Board cf Directors have, this day, de Jared
dividend OF four az per cent. on the Capita Stock.
out Of the net earnings OF the Company for IN past
SIX moUths, payab on demand to the stockholders
or their legal representatives at the office OF the
Company. nOvq-6t F. l.. GILpIN, SecY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

Es-DIAH0ND JKRELRf a Specially. Ameri-
v4n and imported watches Is Sara solid gU.l rings
sdies and gents solid gold chains. Jewe!ry in every
variety, also clocks at prices 10 suit the times AZ T.
". Bllys Old established stand, No. G2g Market St.
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

So BoyS Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill
drens Shoes IN great variety, and ut extraordinary
low prices, at PTetymans l2l Market Street, third
door below Second. oCt5-3m'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

- TRY Babcock & Bros best calf stitched boots
worth $40 at $780, 2o6 Market street, east side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

~ Large Fan and Winter stock Of Boots ana
Shoes at Prettyman's cheap boot and shoe store,l2
Market street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

ACCIDENT IN FUNERAL PRocEssIoS While
the funeral procession Of Mrs. judith Drew was
moving up Market street, yesterday afternoon,
10 its passage from the residence Of Geo C.
I.obdel to the Wilmington 4 b andywne Ceine-
terry, following behind street car, the latter
suddenly stopped at Fourth street and brought
the procession 10 an unexpected halt The
driver Of Mr.. Lobdell's team. coored isan,
which was following Immediately behind the
hearso, Patrick Hollands best, did not take up
in time, and the pole OF the carriage crashed
through the glass doors in the Of the hearse,
demolishing them almost completely and email
ing a loss Of frotn so to S25. The head Of the
cofiiu was struck by the pole but was not in
jured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

~. Mems fne calf stitched boots, usual price 100.
for 81, at 206 Market street Dabcock Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
fut Renl.

IOR r-DWELLlNG HOUSE No
IL 1870 p,.A sars Avenue. Amply 10
IRE u TANL1',
hov1-iU i 90 f,st Fourth street
nor nsNT-STORE NO 7 T. FIFTH
IL Street, IN Clayton n lnse building.
JEST Il. n. Tf Lon. br2 Market 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

gE- Mems Winter Boots from S2.15 up and Meas
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prsttynan's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

~ Uoacns Lace 81 ,es from $3.50 up, and wo.
men's button shoes from s2.i5, at Prctt! man $.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

es-LOoR LOOK! LO0R!
kgLlY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OK ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
it RiA uuIs Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
uurn.
Il win make you strong ami give you new life.
Il VIII act upon your liver aud tone up your diges
Jon.
1t Is pleasant 70 take anu perfectly harmless.
II vii do al that a ionic Will do without hduor 10
stimulate. /, is pJt Vine Of Iron. Try it. Doctors
prescribe IL. @. " recommend t. Th0usan is
have been cured with Il. suffer no longer send
Ind get circular. See what ID nas done.
For sale By smith = Painter, &. Bnnghurst Co..
<. Mclnali. JT.. ami Druggists generally Apr2-ltin
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

ts-Boo,s aud Shoes at prices to suit the times, at
PretNman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
hTOth VUUIAfIONH1 At T UNI1lVh TU-DaFf
Reported by MerTick, johnson i Co., Bankers
Brokers' 6th and Market Sts.l
CITY ITEMS.

.E-Mrs Brddsay, at 429 East 9th street, mahuf C
tur all KINDS OF zephyr goods, AMI sells wholesale
and retail, cheap for cash. nov5-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
AnstioA Salrs.
EXECUTORS SALE
IL OF
VALUABLE REAL EsrAYL
urn "a eta tt mat IA. -.

VALUABLE REAL TATE
win he sold ut Public ale
ON THIRD AY, the 17th OF the MAJ ls4
The Real Estlte late OF John Thompson decease1
of MIL reek Hundred, as follows
No /, Ihe Homestead Farm, st0a ell on the Men
ark Road. near MIL CreeK (Friends) ye ting Hone
within q mile OF the Wilmington 4 Western AMI
the Penna. a Del. Railroads, and idway between
IoughkeiaInon station, 7. A Is. G. railroad ana
Newark =. W. Il Is. Railroad being about tx miles
from each; adJoningl nds Of Lewis Thomps0hJohh
Parker, Fred rick H. woodward AMI others. Con.
tanning 1855 acres snd 7'perches.
Tue aiable land Is In good condition, having been
literally lined and phosphated within few wears
near w bushels Of lime being put upon 1t within
two years and IS divided in convenient fields, well
fenced and water d. There Is opposed to be 8Sto
~ acres OF WOODLAND on this tract which /, heay
IL timnered The improvement. are large brlck
AMI one mansion house, containing rooms and
Kitchen ON the first floor. five on the second win
ample ,elar room and mix vauit,a well Of good
TER al me door under cover. fine spring OF Va.
purpos,
a large frame barn with ample shedding two
thfahhlhg moo s, grain gamers and stab ing for eat
Tie. which are accommodated with water, supplied
by hydraulics lth large ,Irlage or farm nipple
meat house attached with all necessary out u inps
such as shop. wood house carriage house, hog hous
corn cribs stc etc. The buildings are ali In excel
lent repair aud IN good order.
tlhe above tr q Will be sold all together OF dgii
ca SUIT purchasers as follows; 1855 acres with the
buildings, aud sufficient amour Of timber for the
use uf the flfln. and the balance divided into Two
Tracts OF 10 acres each, adjoining public road. A
large proportion OF each Of se los Is heay! tb.l
land)
No. ?, a valuable WOOD lot, containing acre,
anu 20 perche-, part Of the original tract, stpa
rated by the wark road aud covered with heavy
growth OF hickory aud other timber.
THIS prop rty is dee ned worthy the attention Of
capita lists on account Of the timber, Its beautiful
location, good ne ,Rhborhood convenience to places
OF worship Of different ligious denomlna oas
Railroads eti. ny person wishing to view The pro-
perty previous to the day OF sale viii be shown The
same BY caillng On George Cole on the premises u
George Thou psOn on the adjoining ia III.
sale u commence at on O'Clock, whom terms will
be made knOwnry GEOR +E THOMPSON,
Surviving Executor
Al the same time and place viii he ouer d for sale
the following personal property; about IS 10 ~ tons
" good timothy hay acres OF wheat IN tine grouul
wood stove ETC., etc. a. T.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
Boarding.

OARDIN WITH DESIRABLE
I'D rooms at jy7-u SOL WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

RUSAwAY AND SMASH Up.-William Clavey aud
W. II. Lee. two Wilmington butchers, were yea
terday up III Chester county, looking after cat
tie, and when short distance above Hockessin
on tie return home in the night, their horse
took fright aud ran off RAPIDLY. Both Of the men
were thrown violently out upon the ground, each
sustaining considerable injuries but Clavey be-
ils nore injured than Lee. The carriage was
so demolished as to be useless. and the horse
ian ga and was intercepted at Hockessili.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

Nntifrs

NOTICE-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices to secure insertion IN
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid Ter IN al
pance anrI-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

RoHHERy AT HUMPHREY x SASDr's.-Last right
shortly after o'clock Maria White, colored
habi'ue of Water street, while going up Market
street, picked up stone and thrust it through
the large plate glas. window Of Humphrey &
Sandts hat store Hastily seiZing fur cap and
several pairs of gloves in the window she started
OF down Market street. The alarm being raised
officer Springer captured the thief and lodged
her in the city cells This morning Maria had a
hearing aud was bound over in the sum Of t400
for her appearance at Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

HANOVER .. ,. ANNINENsANI.-- VIC WUIIl AIlNI
vegsary of the Sabbath Schools Of Hanover
Presby terrain Church will be celebrated, this
evening. Addresses Will be delivered by Rev.
Joseph r. Kerr, highly popular speaker from
Philadelphia, and by Rev. 4. 4. Martindale,
pastor OF Union NJ. Z. Church. OF this city.
Much pains have been taken to render the alini-
yersary as interesting as any that have preceded
1t. The musical part OF the programme, under
the direction OF Mr.. Iichtensten, will no doubt
be worthy Of the occasion. ALI are cordially in
/ vii
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November 12s lsl4
STOCK AND BOND NARKET-coRREcrED DAILY By R.
B. ROBINSON 4 co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
Beal estate.

kEA. EsVA Bkok Err AND CONVEfAN'
CthS,
60 NJ NRkbr sTREET
Fhof6hiA BVu1hf FOLD EXCHANGED AND
one OF the arm always m attendance, at the once
during business hours. Oct9u
JOSEPH e. MILLER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
;. f. COR FOURTH AND KIM SIS, dsa%
BunDING. lanl.ly
/. W STlDHAM " son,
hs REAL ESTATE AGER1s
-=--=--1zazz<un----z--azf=-
{ ARD TO THE PUBLIC!
oFnoE OF
wOoLLsY Il VAN TRuNn"s
INSURANCE AGLNCi
FIRE. MAXINE. LFg, ACCIDENTS
No. JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING THa
CITY HALL,
wILaNGroS. DELAWARE.
We are the
Duly AUTHORIZED AGENTS or THE OLDEST
LARGEST AND BEST KyowN coMPA
MES IN THE WORLD,
HAVING
CAs II ASSETS OF Ov EIf {lul, OlN,O
We insure al kinds OF properly wlihil the slale
shi adjoining counties. Dwellings ami Farm no
perry taken at very low rates.
we maxi speciality Of taking entire charge %
our Customers business, thereby relieving them u
much trouble anu expense and set le All loss''
PROMPTLY AND LIBsKAlLY, without extra charge
OHeflig hr past record as a guarantee iol ~ ~,
future, we tnnid nifty assert IL VIII he TO your -
tetest u call On s and examine our list OF tolnpa
mes III all departments before nsurlng or Relieving
eiseWhtrc.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EtFRcrED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES.
Communications 10y mail will receive immediate
attention.
Exp easing our acknoW Judgments Tor the palIon
age We have enjoyed and soliciting eontlhua"'N'
We remain, very respectfully,
JAMES wooILEY, e. A. VAN TRUMP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

JACOB ZAUN & SON.
- FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND sHOEMAkERs,
FOR GENTLEMENs AND BOYS WEAR.
No. 9U5 ARCH STREET.
ADJOINING TIE MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA
ilsys now ready the latest styles for the season.
Also an assortment Of Leggins for riding, hunting
and walking sep29-emeoo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12
FOR Sa!e.

ENGlNEs FOR SAFE ONE s HORSE
H power engine aud n0iier ami oue 9 lfse pow
er Baxiei enrilu for sale cheap by
A. /. uENDERER n co.
1. 49, i ~ 49,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

The great success we have met win ia The sale Of
our silks has fully convinced US that we have ~
com peuOrs in this city, and are furthermore con
v!ncad that they are as low as the same quality oi
goods can be purchased IN the larger cities
~ We invite all to cal. ami examine these teau-
tifui goods
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-12

Luplns Celebrated Make Of Black Gools III all
styles ami Qualities Also, Courtaui1l English
rapes and Grape Vets.
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would have boon left to struggle through his di;ues

would have boon left struggle through his d;ulties
as best he could, alone
In addition to the modification incurred by the cleo
ton OF Aureto sam at Rmin the Moderates nave 10
swallow the bitter morsel OF Mantovans election MAN
tovan one OF the arrested OF villa Ru IL still retained
In prison. His election secures his Immediate release,
and the fact reimprsonment must he sanctioned
by Parliament discussion on the origin OF these
arbitrary and Illegal arrests The Opposition has iost
two three OF prominent members. Bertram Is de
feated at Pzzeghetone by votes; LanarieIli at Bros
ella, and possibly vecch at Trescone BIT GlriOaldl'
Micee, Ghnosi. Ware each elected In two colleges
so that the democratic leaders will not long remain OUT
n the cold
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For the current fiscal year, from the foregoing AZ
count OF actual receipts ana expenditures for the first
quarter and of the estimates OF the same for the re-
naming three qulrters the estimates being based
the assumption Congress VIII not increase tue
peudtures BIZ deficiency other appropriations II is
expected tnat the will amount 10 ss o.
and that the ordinary expenses will be s5,3i5 s9
which wilt leave surplus revenue OF ,O3796 81 10 be
applied 10 the siuking fund
The sum OF s3I O1655 Will be required under the law
for this fund.- and therefore, unless the revenues shall
increase yond the amount anticipated there will DO
deficiency in the snking fund account for this OF
So, C03 7is %.
ESTIMATES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1876
7, il estimated that the receipts for the fiscal year
ending June 30 1876. will be
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nnn,.s nnhG,c nrtntioe &c .......... "a, Oo0,0oo
rcronu.o, - Or. nnhttc dent -... % OO0.0O0
r e., t..os, ~, p,cttc Hallway bonds 3.s7s.O00
Total ordinary expenditures. U|''o'""
II these estimates Of the revenues and expenditure
shall prove to approximately correct, there Will %
snrps OF revenue Of about 222Ooo The amount ne
cessary for the sinking fund is not included IN 'he
above estimates 81 expenditures. and to povide TOT
the sum OF ss91iO,a4 will be required the surplus
revenues which can be applied 70 This fu1d e3Dz%""
will be insufficient 10 the extent OF $ilyIo9h anu
there will therefore be deficiency OF that amount
The estimates received from the several Executive DC
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THE TREASURY.

SECRETARY BRiSTOWS REPORT.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEARS or
1874 AND 1s75-EsrIMATEs FOR FISCAL YEAR OF
1S7G-REDUCTIoN OF THE NATIONAL DEBr-EcoN-
ONLY IN PUBLIC EXPENDITURES DEMANDED
MEASURES PROPOSED FOR A SPEEDY RETURN TO
SPECIE PAYMENTs-THE CUSTOMS REFORM LEGiS-
LAuoN OF LAST WINTER DEPRECATED-CoNDi-
TON OF THE VARIOUS BUREAUS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. Z, ls74)
SIR: The Secretary is charged by law vita
the duty OF preparing aud submitting TO Congress an
nually report on the subject OF finance, containing
estimates OF the public and expenditures ana
plans improving aud increasing the revenues Tor tue
purpose OF giving information to Congress In Adopting
modes OF raising the revenues requisite TO meet the pup
lie Expenditures.
Pursuant this duty the Secretary submits the foI
lowing report:
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 80, 1874.
Receipts.
The moneys received and covered into the treasury oy
warrants during the fiscal year ending June 80 1874