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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04

New Orleans, October rs, 1S74.-From
and after ,his date Mr.. ~ Cham paign. Jr.. ts the
only authorized collector for the Ocean Saw MIL.
Oc2. lot n. KFyES. General SHperinfedrnt.
New OrleanA. October 10. 1S14.-Netice
IL hereby given that application has been made to
.b. Home Mutual Insurance Company of New Or
leans sOr new certificates Of the following scrip
lost or "islaid. In the name of Luci"n Adams:
No II. "f 1883. for so. No. ;. Of 1889. for so.
OcIl 10 Is n,8
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$3o.oc0
Septemher 50, 1871. as per

September 50, 1871. as per
report Of that date. viz:
PA bonds, letter Z,
$1,000 each, issued May
J. 1854. at twenty yearss
to the New Orleans.
Opelousas and Grea:
Western Railroad Com.
October 81: 81, is; i. S. bond.
letter G. $1,000 each, is.
sued May l. 1854. at
twenty years, to the
New Orleans, Opelou'
gas and Great Western
Railroad Company. to
this date: :..::.;...:: s.:ooo0 $4,000
October 81, 1874. 40 bonds letter 6.
$1,000 each, issued September J.
1854, at twenty years, to the New
Orleans. Opelousas and Urea:
Western RAILROAD Compapy..... 10000
Total. $729, 900
Administrator Of FAnance.
J. CALHOUN,
Administrator Of Public Accounts.
New ORLEANS. October 81. 1874.
To the Council of the City OF New Orleans:
The undersigned respectfully report that
there have been issued to date, ut par. I'M.
der act OF the Legislature No. l23 OF 1874,
and ordinance No. 1891, Administration
series. consolidated gold bonds. general
series, in exchange for matured city bonds.
which have been cancelled and filed in the
office OF the commissioners Of the consolida-
ted debt, "a follows:
September 80. 1874. as per report Of
that date, viz: 1875 bonds. letter b.
$1,000 each. issued May !. 1854, at
twenty years. to thu New Or.
leans, Jack son and Great North.
ern Railroad Company 5000. SI:1.t0e
October 81, 1874. twenty bonds. let.
ter r. issued May. l. 1851. a:
twenty years. to the New Orleans.
Jackson ana Great Northern Rail.
road Company. $1,000 each, to ,,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04
Local Intelligence.

THAT YOUNG MAN SrouT This festive
sotel clerk. who treated his friend, Colonel
Morse, with such ingrati;ude. has thus far
failed to produce all the property he stole
from the private safe. Three of the CITY
one Thousand dollar bonds, four of the gold
bonds, $4,000 National Bank stock, $boOO
metropolitan Loan and Pledge Association
stock, about $500 in currency, mortgage
notes, drafts and a gold watch are stu
missing. DR.. Ulrichs, No. lO9 Caronde'et
street, ia now under arrest as an accessory
after the fact, but in what manner he is
connected with Stout is unknown to the
70 furnish appearance bonds, 40 they visit
ed the Parish Prison to learn what kind Of
a hotel it is.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
lu Baukrupfcy-No. 1889.

IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM SrACKHOUSl
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04

Accidentally DRowNED.-Thomas Nc
Manus, whose home was on Felicity, be-
tween Rousseau and Fulton streets, was
Yesterday accidentally dro~nea in the river
st the head of st. Mary street. An inquest
elected proof that the drowning WA Acc'-
Dental.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04

Mount Carbon coal, sixty.6vs eents.
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S:l5,0W

September 20. 49,. asper
report of that date. viz:
3l5 bonds. letter &.
$1,000 each, issued May
J. 1854. at twenty years.
TO the New Orleans, OPP.
elousas and Great West.
ern Railroad Company $Sl1.uev
October 81, 1874. twelve
bonds, letter G, issued
May l, 1851. at twenty
years, to the New Or:
Jeans, Opelousas and
.;reat Western Railroad
Company. $1,000 each. ., A.,
to this date. $l.,N'- '.' WV
October 81, 1874. seventeen bonds
letter c. $1,000 each, issued Sep
TENDER !, 1854 at twenty years.
to the New Orleans. Opelousas
n nn "''A' " es'e'n L many 1900
Total. .&55e, eco
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04

LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
Administrator of Finance.
j. CALHOUN,
Administrator of Public Accounts.
AR. Seine ider announced that by author
ity Of ordinance No. 2795. Administration
series, he had appointed Henry C. Miller,
attorney for the Louisiana National Bank,
to act in behalf of the city, under advice of
the City Attorney, and asked that the APP
pointment be confirmed.
1t was unanimously confirmed.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
By Mr. Sturcken and adopted: For the
relief of John c. Legare.
By Mr. Schneider and adopted: Author
izing and instructiny the Mayor to have an
nulled the contract with W. Maybe Il Co
for the farming Of the revenues OF the pub
lie markets.
By Mr.. Calhoun and read twice:
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
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AdeIphe S!elknla mn -. cevsaio property oS
Peter Schulz.

oc6 - 10 MOI slrriA Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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City OF New Orlenns ". Widow VILLAS
Kennedy,

". r
oc20 IS mol! ~ Sheriff OF the Parish of Orea Mira
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Henry w. BIeusk -. Mary Armstrong and
w. J. J. Armstrong, executors Of John Arm.

ocI0 IS noli Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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William isogei vs.. r. 4. De.forxes.

oc2. NOS J.: "a Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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F. A. wOOLFLEY. Master.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
Neighssrsag Csusstass.

~. "a lA0ndry enterprise has been ''sFs'd In
~ striking naflsss u Bizdsbcro' have bssu
| WIN. Lindemuth has taken charge Of the
ohaFlhf House u Media
-nsaains expects 70 pa Up one thousand
bail&pos during The yaAs. ~.
| .-9dns Of the Bsrks sosnty strsAms axs fur
nishing trout II inches long. 4 q,
-Tts Charles Evans esuasesry 1t Reading viii
b. op4Dsd tho first Sunday in Nay.
tn Berks County r. b. conveyed 70 Bad
Ing on Monday, wet - IL VA, 90 passsossxs.
III Reading R. r. %. has dscidsd to erect
yort4 for the manufacture Of ID own Ga In
u. Baker has sold his iron ore banks in
East6 eitsland. Chester county. 10 Dr.. Rittsr
- 50 inasr lad. .oo.hsr unsuoe...ful
Attempt to escape from the Chester county peis-
on Friday last
Cyrus IAmborn, Of Ksnnstt Square, A.
though "a years old, ID going West, tie Arse Of
next month, TO spsnd the summsz.
Tho Bsrks County B. R. hAs ordered two
now engines and expects to have the best roll
ing stock Of any railroad In tbs 6taes.
Valley Forge few months Ago viii come up at
the coming session Of the Chester court
-Nra Brigham Young excited tho sympsthiss
Of ths Reading people IN her bshaH By her leo
turs there On Saturday. They wtsh her tore
turn.
Hopes, Bro. 4 Thomas, nuFssEyusn, Of
West Chester, arc importing evef9reens from
England which they viii cultivate for the Gem
tenniAf. G
"A little rear Old In Reading, seeing 1t.
mother take dose Of medicine, administered
an over dose 10 the infant In the cfadle and
nearly killed il
,-aixtesn yssr ago Imam named Tom Kenyon
started out Of Bsrks county, for KAnsas City,
without . cant, and the other day be signed .
chsck for Ola 6QQ He signed Il with another
mans mama, And b now In duEancs villa"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

MONEY ORDER OFFICE WANrRp.-The large
amount Of business carried on at Landenberg
makes money order Office necessary 1t thAt
place, and We understand an effort will be made
to obtain one. U-t s, g.
BUSINESS L1yELY-The LandepberQ Worsted
Mills of M. LAndenberger d Co, never were
more busy than ut present. full complement
Of hands are employed, aud the busy hum of
machinery 10 heard continuously, day and night,
except Sundays n-fs. .-r. i,-
village iu Chester county, with more and better
mail facilities than Landenberg will be when the
mail commences to be carried over the P. 4 ID.
RailroGd from Pomeroy to Delaware City. The
mail from Philadelphia and Wilmington arrives
there now by the ". Il ". r. r at 1880 P. NJ.
and leaves on its return ct 1.30 P. NJ.
The P. d d. h. r. mail will arrive from Pome-
roy between six and seven o'clock In the evening,
and from Delaware City about eight o'clock in
morning. Besides these, . tri-weekly mail
leaves Avondale for Stanton every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, on horseback, and
sometimes in buggy, which touches At Landen-
berg about A. M. on the south bound trip, aud
1t !. 80 P. N. on the return trip
1kPHovEMENr. Washington Ewing, one of
the enterprising merchants ct Landsnberg, &c.
ward in front Of his dwelling, with picket fence.
He intends to have it handsomely laid out into
flower beds with grAvelled walks. This il not
only an evidence u the prosperity Of Mr.. Ewing
but great improvement To that part Of Landen-
berg.
HAsH.-T. Y. Missimer, the gentlemanly clerk
at W. Ewing's store, has been sworn in q assist-
ant postmaster. III. H. Story furnishes
newspaperu, cigars and tobacco. He also auc-
tionesrs when called upon. -. .Enos P. Zane
keeps old Father Tune oil right by repairing
watches and clocks. He also sells jewelry :. :.
Clearly shaved faces, and neatly trimmed hair
and mustaches have been the fashion since
Janice Burrell, the barber, has set up shop in the
vilage......J. W. Henderson, the tailor, fur
nishes Sunday go TO meetin" suits It very low
cash prices. j.. Joseph Hill, up on the hill,
deals in delicious bivAlves and candy, and will
soon commence on the ice cream . The
store clerks Of Landenberg belong TO = mutual
admiration society. There are two of them, one q
lady. and the other . gentleman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
Milford Notes.

Especially Reported for the Commercially
The brick-mAkers have begun work.
Our fishermen are not having much luck, fish
ing for shad in the creek.
=. AZ . Gst as posscs are very busy and losing
Rev. A. A. Willis, Of Philadelphia will pay
Milford . visit soon, to deliver . lecture for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian sunday school
Our bay fishermen arc making preparations
for the coming season. Nine large seines will
bs engaged in the trout fishing business ct Ben
nett's Pier.
Captain James Latshun of this place lost on
Friday last $3.50. 90 by having his trunk broken
open by some thief.
From the present prospect there will be an i'm
menss whortle berry crop in this section this sea-
The old NJ. E. Church which has been pur-
chased by Stock Company for . town hall will
hold ono thousand perrans. -.----.--- q.
The cattle drovera have commenced operations
Dummers from New York aud Phiisdslphia
commission houses arc ahnut-
Snipe shooters are doing well.
u. Lowerys new billiard parlor will be opened
op s, peach growers say that their peaches are
Tho dredging machine is 1t work in our creek,
ct ~ per hour.
A party Of seventy men from New YORK were
sturgeon fishing in the Delaware opposite our
creek lAst week. Inoy were very successful.
The Presbyterian Sunday School gave con-
cert ON Sunday evening last which was quite suc-
cessful. o..
The Excelsior restaurant Of this place failed
in obtaining . license.
Our vessels have commenced making their
regular trips. ..
Trade ia pretty good in Milford.
Land buyers are again Aocking to this place In
search Of land.
Our eolored people have begun talking about
their Camp Meeting this summer.
Ut..t ~. T.. n w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

~ SAasm1 AR1W AND pAsf RKfWf--sola1 ms
UnRs 70 nHoW m AcTUAl ABSTRACTION. .

~ SAaszn1 Ag.1w AM pAsf RKinFf-son1 yys-
u11s 70 AHow n ACTUAL Ansrnscf1on. .
I've ssssioss, squsvaisus 70 uns ysaE's opera
Hcn Of ~ nsw Lqacs 1Aesnss law, Of The
Court hsvs been hold in gusssx county dnos
the NV went Into e9sot, md The present y .
hteng hme 10 CONSIDER what has bsen ACCOM-
lsw -wAa not rsgasdsd with much favor q he
tne Of ~ pas5nGs, anA ~ opinion. VA ealy
slightly sxaltsd Vhsn Ahs Oou6 rstsctsd svss$
slngle application for Mcsnae, last fall
= tsw yssrs So syesy yillegs " a2s.sa :cse,ty,
s4at from . village 70 become The osntss d 4
redsoaAble tsadS, was made the sea- Of retail
business In liquor. II waa dispensed from hO-
tss, n dfinking saloons, a. grocetiss, and even
%.aZ az god. %sscasass maintained %s.a y y ~.
IN fa.s my section Of tszritory ave or slx miles
IA sxts0t whish WA free from TIE sAls Of intoxi-
oAnts In some form or another. Our own msm-
DRY enables % TO remembsr when liquor could
b procured u places In Sesford,
- IN LAUREL In Delmar, !
at Cannou's Ferry. ! At Lswss' X Rosds, ! It
0umbosough, u Roxana, 1t Frankford.
q killsboro, Q u Lswsa, q Milton, II
GsM4ee0wn, I at Eilendale, q Lhcoln md In
this IL full list Of the plaoes in the county where
liquor was sold; W recognise that it 10 imperfect.
II IL only such list ~ our memory will enable
~ p throw hurriedly together. There were
doubtless many othsrs, the full number Of which
w. w9pld NOS reckon q less than fifty.
To-day there are but seven places In the whole
Of susss1 county where liquor may b. lawfully
procussd-tWo In Georgetown, two In Besford,
one At Hilton, one at Loves, and one In Nanti-
coke hundred. Laurel, Bridgeviils, Deima- Con-
cord, Misboro. Frankford, Gumboro' and al the
other towns besides those mentioned above arc
free from the tzsiRc aud it, consequent indeosn-
cieA. naisdenseuoss aud crimeA Surely this
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

lE. WILMINGTON, Dol, April n.
Ths markets this morning wers full and libel
ally pparonized. without much psrospabls
chxaes prices. Spring vegetables are bsoom-
ing plentiful and supply the place Of winter diah-
- now ont Of season. Delaware shad are b.
coming plentiful and are very Ane 1t COMPARE
tive low prices. Flowers cheer the market u
every crossing RI the street, and The round Of
marketing would be incomplete without fuch-
sia, verbsna, geranium, Of hsliotrops, to place
In the sunny window.
The following are tho leading prices
1sas.--Beef steak. 1S@26c roa.ts, 12@1Sc ;
soup and stews, 10016o chopped, 30 veal cut
lees, 1Sp22c roasts, 100 mutton, 100l6c
chops, 1e09Oc pork. 100lAc sausages, 40
hams, 1Sc, slioed, 18029c.
Vegetables. Potatoes 2OQ25o per half peck
sw@e1 potatoes, 85040c /; carrots, 22c tufnipe,
5000 parsnips, $3.50 per bunch spring nd
lettuce, s0ioo per head cabbage, 70l2 psf
head.
FrxN-Applss ss@4oc psr half peck Dire
apples, 12c per pound pared, &c dried peach.
0i6c per quart orsnges, 30@l06 per dosen ;
lemons 1tc cosoandts, 1O013o apiece.
Miscellaneous. = Chickens, e1.26Q200 por
pair dressed. 10000 per pound butter, 800
65c Per pound roll 45c eggs, 20@22e Per doc
an honiny, 10c per quart beams, 100 lima
31fc; buckwheat, 30 cloverseed, ea0ot06. 30
per bushel oats, CSC corn, 800.
FiAA-DelawAre shad, $4,000 per piece, .
small aiyo brought 2S930c; herring, 10000
per dozen BrandYwine suckers, 20c string Of
s smoked herring 100 per bunch Of s.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

ESCAPE OF PRISONER WHILE Bn1N0 CONVEYED TO
NEW CAsTLE-DlsCOvERr OF AN ABANDONED H.
PANT, DC,

ESCAPE or 4 PRIeONKR WHILE BNN0 CONVEYED TO
NEW CAsTLE-DIscovERr or AN ABANDONED IN
PANT, DC.
Especial to the Commercially M
DKAKYsEv1ILE, April Il.
On Saturday evening last one Geo. W. Glough
went to Blackbird to upset constable's sale In
which he was financially interested. But Mr.. D.
G. Rose, another constable. had writ for Closgh
for an ''embexzlement' Of wheat in Maryland,
aud when Clough arrived in town was arrested
and soon thereafter ON his way to New Castle.
He did not go far, however, before h managed
to jump from tho buggy in which he was riding,
but was seized by Mr.. Rose who held him until
Constable Bratton came up. Clough then drew
. butcher knife and inundated the officers un-
till he could climb fence, whom he started on .
full run aud escaped, although fred 1t several
times F tIa.7
Samuel Jefferson, country school teacher.
heard strange sounds issding from an untenan-
ted house belonging TO Jackson Collins, In Thor
oughfAre Neck, the other day, but refused to
enter, and instead ispoke Of the circumstance to
the neighbors, who made IN investigation and
found All abandoned colored infant The moth
or was subsequently, found and the child given
back to her. She had abandoned it to psriah In
the house, and 1t was there two nights and one
day without food. fri
The peach crop is believed to have been injur-
cd one-half.
The wheat bids fair 10 be prolific. RAD.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23


AUCTION GALE OF HANsON's STORE aooDA
Especial to tho Commercially
M AiDDLSrowx, April a
The Indepsndsnt Order Of Odd Fellows will
celebrate their anniversary In this place next
Sunday. Services will be held alternately in the
M. q. church in the morning and In tho Presby-
terrain church In tho evening It b expected that
the exercises viii BE- Of avery interesting nature.
The Mutual Loan Association met last evening
and funds sold at 210.
Mr.. E. +. Evans and J. W. Jolls have bought
out Mr.. 8. J. Garmau's interest in the grain and
coal business in Clayton, and intend carrying on
the business there.
Rev. Or: Patton left Yesterday 70 attend tina
meeting Of Presbytery, he'd this week.
the suction sale OF thy store goods Of E. N.
Hanson on last Saturday evening, and Monday
and Tuesday evenings Of this week has been
largely attended, but owing to the scarcity Of
money, things have gone slow and for tho most
part very low. HiTi Nr.lI lri -
RE-oPENIN0 OF 1ANsoN,B sToRE-rHR CoLoRED
soHooL-HoUsE AT DALETowN-LEcruREs BY A
MOVE
/ 4a- F MIDDLErowN, April 18th.
The April showers that have fallen NO freely the
past few days have brought OH vegetation very
rapidly and made the fields look ~ il spring had
finally como. The peas in the gardens are most
" up and the trees are rapidly putting forth,
Mrs Richard johnson has opened q millinery
on Main st., opposite Pennington's shopA. Her
large show window il very beautifully adorned
with new goods. 1t'
The shsrR arrived here Wednesday at noon
and went into the store OF Z. NJ. Hanson, that
was entered by some unknown psrty the night
before. So little had been taken that it it could
not be missed Mr.. Hanson has made arrange
ment with his creditors, and opened his store
again yesterday morning. He il now selling of
-. a. -. e c.a- At cost. He Intends to Glove
go into business elsewhere ="
Considerable delay has baen .oo,aioned In
erecting the school house ia. Us coiorcd people
ut Daletown The times have been 80 hard it has
have to be abandoned for the present, but there
is some prospect now that work o. the building
Mr.. Mnrroy. . colored phren6logiat from
Washington, lectured at Daletown on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings The weather was
stormy and attendance small, but We learn that
he is = man Of real talent and his lectures inter
osting.
Mr. john W. Morrison has taken the contract
to remode 1.-The building purchased Of Nh. J. B.
FennlmOre by Mr. Sellers. The work has been
commenced. Mr.. Sellers intends putting in an
other evaporator, raise the roof and make 1t
much larger. This will afford facility Of con-
Stunning . large amount Of fruit the coming sea-
son. t r..
The temperance movement Of this place. a.
stated in yesterdays issue Of the COMMERCIAL,
il exciting more interest than WAS ct first antci-
pated. 1t il thought-at least. earnestly hoped. :
that il will find support from some whom It was
feared would be Averse to the movement. There
movement who usually accomplish what they At
tempt, and who feel the importance of some
thing being done in the community to check this
mighty evil in our midst. OBsERvEn-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
New Cassss Frssbyssry.

tn 1GHsEIx0 At yxDHhAIssu10, Nd, on TU1spAH
The NEW uAuACHKs.
Especial to the Commercially
FrDfAA1AnuHo, Nd, April -.
tn Frssbytssy Of New Castle met here, ~
evening. Some eighty ministers and sldsss an
4swsrsd 10 their namsaI Rsv. J. p. Oonksy and
DR.. L. p. Buah, Rev. A. J. Snyder, and M. Jas.
Morrow, are tho only representatives present
from Wilmington.
The Rsv n. L. Boing had call from the Fed.
eralsburg Church placed In his banda which he
accepted. His installation was immediately IT,
fected. Rev G. J.. Porter, the retiring modsra-
tor preached the sermon. Rev. A @ Hsason
gave the charge to tho pastor, and Rev. J. Gar
land Hammer delivered tho charge to the poo
pie. ls1l..I. I.l.. $500
Rev. J. H. Johns was elected Moderator and
Rev. G. L. Moore and J. r. NcFee, Esq, were
chosen temporary clerks.
Tho church at this place ID to be congratulat-
Cd on tho completion Of their beautiful house Of
worship, which has cost them over $4,000.
They dedicated the church, last week, and suo-
ceeded in raising the whole amount needed with
the exception OF $500. Ugh.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
II cal EssaGes

n WILMINGTON, April TO-
Messrs Reynolds 4 Co.. sold, yesterday, for
G. W. Lancaster, Of Pennsbury Township. Dela-
ware county, Pa, the hotel property and "a acres
Of land ct Centrevills. New Castle county, Del,
70 Lizzie ]. Wright, Of that place, for e12,000 II
is the intention Of Lhe purchaser with her broth
err and sisters. to open summer boarding house
in the hotel, and to engage in the mercantile
large three-story structure almost new.
Messra. r. Il Co. also sold, yesterday for A.
J. Lodge four dwelling houses on Jsssups road,
beyond the Brsndywine, to W. L. Crockett, OF
Princess Anne, Md, for %, $50 cash.