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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
stray Waits.
,r's for fine oysters.

90 to Falmer's for fine oysters
Fullmer's devilled crabs are excellent.
City aud Mechanics Loan Associations meet
tonight.
repaired.
The bulk of the strawberry shipments will
soon be reached.
The City Council will continue its sessions as a
Court oil Appeals, tonight
The United Assembly will hold A pic.pi, at
ROsendaie Park on the Fourth.
The Rugby commencement exercises take place
at the Opera House this evening.
Mrs. A. Long has to-day re-opened the old reg
taurant at No 10 East Third street
LOOK for the advertisement of large commis-
sion house in to-morow's GAZETTE.
AT IL O'Clock this morning the thermometer in
dicated 93c in the shade at noon 1t stood at 900
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
Total thus far shipped,

In October last the Baltimore Bridge Com
pany recelveds contract from hePhiladelpbia
Wilmington and Baltimore Raiiroad Company
to replace ohe of the wooden spans of The
great bridge over the Susquehanna river at
Havre de trace with an irion structure. The
span when Is the hrst on the Perryyle side
of the river is 255 feet in length, and was
completed a few days ago. The iron work
was manufactured in Wilmington, one hun
dred and fifty tons of iron being consumed in
the span. There are eleven wooden spans vet
in the bridge, each the same length of the
iron one Just completed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
SUCCESS BASED UPON MERIT.

1t IS q subject Vt general remark among both
Wholesale and retail druggists. that No medicine
introduced to the American public has ever gained
such popularity anu met with 50 large sale in
all Parts ui the land IN the length ot time as
Dr. fIeree Golden Medical Discovery. This can =
not depend upon its haN ing been more larEely ad-
VERT ised than any other medicine such Is not the
case. The correct explanation. think, is found
IN the ct that this medicine produces the most
wonietui and perfect cures of very bad cases OF
brone hal throat and lung diseases is unlOubt
the mo petfect and efficient remedy for ali kinds
OF coughs that has ever been introduced TO the
public and at the same time possesses the greatest
VI blood purifying and strengthening properties
that medical science has been able to produce thu
rendering It sovereign remedy not only in the
cure OF Consumption. Bronchitis, Hoarseness and
COUSINS. but also tor all diseases OF the liver and
blood AZ scroiulous diseases. blotches rough skin
pimplesa black specks and discoorations. 1t has
thetsiore vide range Of application and seful-
ness and not only gives the perfect satIslr-
ton 10 all who 1t. but tar exceeds the expecta
tons ol the most slnguine, thus eciing the loud
est pTASe anu max ing permanent hUtRy advertise
lpg medium OF all who use 1t. For these reasons
1t Is that there is not perhaps druggist in all the
vast domnn of this Continent, who tries to please
ms customers anu supply their wants that does not
Keep aud sell large quantities OF this most valuable
medicine.
JFsrP. Iowa, May 5th, 1s75.
DR.. X. V. PIERCE;
Dedr Sr--Me take pleasure IN saving that vour
Medicine have sold entirely beyond our expeetl-
uons. W. regard them as the best medicines ex
tant. aud hear them spoken OF in the highest term,
OF rfaGe X. l.. SMITH Il co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
Register s Order.
HEGIsfER'a ORsrrR-

hkOiofhk ..
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Jane 9th. ls74.
Upon the application Of VILLA N CooCH.
Administrator OF SAMUEL C. WALTON, late OF
rencadeT Hsadrsd, in said county. deceased;
il Is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid, give notice of the
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon the
ing thereof by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days froI the date OF such Letters in
six OF the most public places of the County of New
Castle. Ieqqiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same or abide by
an Act of Assembly in such In ade and provided
And also cause the same 10 be inserted within the
same period in the Delaware 6aHette, a newspaper
publisher in Wilmington. and to be continued
therein two months,
Given under the hand and Sssl Of Of
(sEAI\ \fce of the Register atarssaid, at New
.S6N/the day and year shove written. a''' N'
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the Estate Of
tho doceased must present the sam duly attested
TO the Administrator. on or before June 9Th 1875,
or abide the Act OF Assembly in such case made an
provided. WILLIAM CO0CH
= Administr ator.
Address. Newark. Del iuuel2 I'm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

HEAVY FLEEcE.-Robert Reed. of pencadsr
Hundred. sold to August Bickta Of this city, OF
Saturday last, fleece weighing eleven pouncs
that be had shearcd q day or two previously of OF
la yearllng eve. cross of the Cotswold with COM
mon stock When a month old she cast her
fleece, and this crop OF wool, which is certainly
au extraordinary one, was the result ut her frst
clipping. Mr.. Reed has some Of the finest sheep
In the State, the fleece Of a two year old Cots
wold buck having weighed l0lS pounds aud his
lambs are OF such size and quality that he may
we'll be proud Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
Ralancein bank


Deficiency s2l 80
Amount Ofchecks charged in .easur.
er's books. up Ia March II, 1874, not
in hank eli sad jay,....,...... ...,...,. S2l0 10
Amount of error IA check account OF
the Treasurer. ,.....,... ........,,.... s14G SO
The committee tutlhor reported tnat IA
check ior tho amonnt ol the dabr,eucy had
been deposited by ihe Trtasureis SurOiies,
II the crcdt ut the Hoard.
On motion tho report was accepted aud
the com Tttee discharged.
Mr.. MrInIiIe called up tho bond of the
TrGasurei,
Mir Higgins offered tho following reso~
lntions AMI mnrHd their adoption.
Res0ipfd. That this Rnard doe. not accept
the surstIa, oilorod by Joseph l.. kilgoIe,
late Treasurer. and refuses to accept the
same.
ReSoiped. That this Hoard declares tho
office OF Treasurer now vacant.
ReSotUed, That This Board now goes into
a nomination and election for Troasurer.l
Previous to the discussion OF these r8so-
lutions, Mr.. ii. M. jenkins suggested that
the Treasurer DO allowed 10 retire II ha wish
ed to.
MIR. kileore replied that he was willing
to "taca the music" lie however, vacated
his seat, and Mr.. Wooltoy was elocted Sec
Il retary,prd teia.
Mr.. Higgins supported the resolutions Of
I6Tt u byi ukAl. tit Sttti tbht tuO
L of the charter. the Treasurer was not an
officer Of the Board. uni,l has bonds were
| accepted, and was simply holding over by
/ virtue of his past torm. Therefore, tho Of
/ tce is still virtually open. Reports have
| shown that the Treasurer Is in default TO
| this Board, which makes II decidedly im
proper 10 continue him longer in office.
| The excuse has been given that the Trea
| surer was grossly Negligent, but this does
not relieve The difficulty. Another fact is,
| that 10 bscomes us a good ciii2ens and mem-
| bers Of the Board, 10 look at other derellC.
| lions of duty with which tho Treasurer
| stands charged. We mast lake notice oi
l this and decide whether or not wo will
| qualify spch an unlaiihiui servant.
| Mr.. McIntire asked Mr.. Higgins Ii he
| deemed the Treasurer's bondsiLen AZ good
enough. The Quesii IN Is. lis the bond
| sufficient" il moi let the Treasurer secure
/ another.
Mr.. Higgins said he meant no reelection
at all upon the Treasurer q sureties.
Col. Gnmshaw charged the Old Finance Com
miuee with disregard OF their duty, in nat dia-
covering the Tressprers deficiency until after his
| re-electon.
Mr. Baird defended the Committee by stating
| that the Treasurers accounts were ia such con.
dillon that they could not be- audited in due time
In turn he gave the Committee on Accounts raI
for reporting quarter after quarter that the Trea-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

teH,
Messrs, W. J. Morrow. II. NJ. jenkins
anu Il. fefris were appointed q commlttee
10 ASCERTAIN how many rewards of merit Tor
scholars faithful IN attendance were ueces-
sary, ann 10 procure The same.
The Finance Committee was instructed
to settle with the hate Treasurer.
Tho resolution abolshing the Committee
on Repairs was laid over until next meet
ing
The lato Treasnref's bond was referred to
ne Finance CommIttae, by them TO be
given to the bondsuen. :.
IL wasresolved 10 meet in special session
on Friday night.
Daring the evening, the following orders
we're directed to he drawn:
j. L. Massey. % 50;Geo. w .Jacksoa, 90 90;
II. B. McIntire. s. 25; II. +. PIckeis, "a 50;
Springer. Morley & Cause, 81 so. Speak man
II Bro, 70; Geo. w. Vernon, SS7 60,
Isaac Woodrow, "a SO; f. Pendis,on, 50; G.
Warner 4 Co., $sS A; Row wbotham & Fraini,
81 20: James Bradford. 81 81; Crossdale u
Cammerou, s3l 02; Gawthrop Il Bro, $50 a5.
, A bill for water tax va, also approved, but
on motion OF Col. Grimshaw It was laid oy
or until the first meeting in October.
At 10. IS the Board adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. or Market
in general Il at he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that a competent person is at all
times ready TO prescribe for such sick as al tina
price OF the sd zines the same prlce as they would
cay anywhere else; but that no one is visited at
heir eSidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

The Board OF Education met at the usual hour
last evening, President Shortledee In the chair.
The Coinmittco on Teachers presented the ioI-
lowing report:
After an examination OF all applicants, your
ed teachers certificates eXemptiug them irom flu
ture examinations Jane Craig, Mary Miller,
Eliza Craig, Anr'e Sayeis, SaiIie Hare, Mary F..
Rowland, kebecca A. Pyle, Susanna Pyle, Bistll-
da l.. Snycrs. Kate r, Stewart, Maggie W. Stew
art
1he committee would recommend that the an
nuai eXamlnation oi TEACHERS now in tho employ
OF the Boar. Take place On tho aJth and a7th Of
this mouth.
The committee would also recommend that
Bylaw q, page :, be 80 changed ar to read as
follows;
Public examinations OF the several schools
shall be held during the last week Of each school
year, as follows:
ON Monday-No. 2, No. IL, No. -
On Tuesday-No. u, No :, No. Il.
On Wednesday No ;, No. s, No. y, No. lG
On Thurslay-No 3, No. 4, No. /.
On Frday-No 10, No. IA, No. ~.
That portion ot The report relating to the
changing oi By.Lnw was ioii over, bur the bal
ancc was adopted
The Finance Committee, in reference to the
resolution offered at ihe last meeting by Mr..
jenkins, inquirlng what notes issued by the
board dutiug the pa5t four months were for
current EXPENSES and what were iur other ac-
counts presented the following report
During the past four months no.es have
been issued As follows,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The Board OF
Health held a special meeting last evening, at
Thirteenth and Walnut streets for the purpose
OF viewing nuisance caused by pond OF
stagnant water.
After viewing the nuisance the Board adj
journed.
The attention of the Board being called to a
nuisance on the east side of WALNUT street, be-
tween Twelfth, and Thirteenth meeting wa,
there organized the nuisance viewed Tue
Board then adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

STEER kGLLED.-A singular circumstance took
place on the farm of George 4 Tyhout, IN Red
Lien Hundred, on Thursday last In oue of hi
large fields fifty steers were ieediuy when they
commenced racing Que Of their uumLcr and aftes
long chase i. tell from exhaustion, and the herd
passing over II trampied II to death ON the
prairles OF the West there ale frequently stam-
pedes among the buiialoes which ocy asionlliy re
suit fatally tn some OF the herd, hut an occur.
renee OF TINS kiud Is very rare anon domesic4t
el cattle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

Sold. Henry Bradley, OF the Sorrel liorse
Hotel has sold his irOtting korss Charley, 10
gentleman OF Peumsyiyania, ior Sl+OU cash. lie
was raised on the eastern shore OF Maryland, Was
seven Years Old and had IrotIad L,s nile in J 81
Mr.. L. purchased him at public sale three years
ago for ~ u.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
Ol ED:

0NEILL.-On Monday. June Ith. ls14, &c )rge D
son OF daniel and Mary 0Neii. aged 8 years and
months.
Tho relatives and riisnds of the iam;ly are re
speotfuy invited TO attend the funeral ON ednes.
day afternoon. the 10th inst. O'clock fom the
res ldence of his parents No. 4U7 Tatnah street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
THIRD EDITION.
The Junction & Isrealswater X. Il

RUMoR THAT THE p, w. d b. R.Co..
STILL INTEND TO PURCHASE.
>, Inls morning, President Hinckley. OF
r., W. d b. r. K. Company. went down
the Delaware Railroad. Ordinarily it causes
no eAcitement when Mr.. IL. takes a trip
down to thei peach country, butabout this
Time all his actions are regarded as suspi.
~ IL now rumored that the r., w. .&I
n. II. company, after consideration, have
decided that the purchase OF the junction
q Break water Railroad would not prove
sucn s.' pai Investment after all, and that
this little jaunt by Mr.. Hinck lev is made
Tor the purpose OF opening the necessary
negotiations. This may, or may not be the
case but there are many reasons to believe
the correctness OF the rumor, t,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

FEsTIyAR.-on Thursday June 18th, the lalle.
ol the III. h Church OF Christiaus viii hold =.
strawberry aud Ice cream festival al o'clock, +
NJ. in the basement OF the church. The proceed
arr 10 pe applied 10 tho purchase OF books ior th-
Sunday ScnSoL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

uri ghurstss Chocolate ron LoIenges
Composed of Pure Iron Chocolate and Sugar are
for administering Iron in general Debility and a
deficiency Of coloring matter in the blood. These
LozenEss are valuable tonic for lmpartng
strength and healthy color to invalids particu-
larly adapted for females and children: Prepared
by L. BRINGHURST 4 CO..
Apotheearies.
aprl Cor Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

LAND SALEs.-iL W. Archer, Esq, As trustee
sold IN Chestertown, Md, on Thursday The iAGr4
called "Bnght helmstone, near Nous station
2'6 acres, to WliIam ii. Deshsue ior az, 59u
lhe same gentleman, rs trustee. sold at Elktou
On W ednesday, the iarm OF A. j. Pennington, IL
SassairlS Neck, Lecii county 2S0 acres At so peI
acre, 10 W. l.. Potter aud '!00 acres at : 90 20
MIS-. Pennington, subject 10 dover
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
april
Carriage HpOuae.

large supply Of sponge Of convenient size anC
shape, we'll suited for washing carriages, &c.. 70
sale Wholesale and retail by
E, BRINGHURsT < CO.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

Saturday the ex-Mayor OF 5a
lem, y, D., accompanied by prominent mer
chant OF that city, visited Wilmington ana
were the guests OF Wm. IL. Gilmore, Esq
They were much pleased with the city, and
lntlmated anintentlOn to take up permanent
residence ere long.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

CoSsrAHLE's SALE. The last act of the Vivian
vernet Drama will be performed on Tuesday
June 10Th, when that lady's baggage, at the Del
aware hsuse' VIII be sold to satisfy the claims oil
numerous creditors Poor V. V.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

Owing to 4 freight train on the Baltimore
& OhlOs Railroad running OFT the track last
evening about eight miles below Baltimore the
New \ ork and Washington express, due here
at o'clock, A NJ, was delayed about four
hours.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

No POLICE CAsEs.-With the hot weather
comes lull in police business. Frail humanity
exerfs itself to the utmost to keep COOL and ap :
Parently has time for nothing else, not even i'm
morality The police record was blank, this
morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
Cha m ols SkInS

Several kips of beautiful soft skins suitable for
Gloves. Window, Carriages or other purposes just
I Iecejved by e. BRIN6HURST CO..
Corner sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

Turkey by iis new military laws expects TO
have in 1873 an army Of seven hundred thous-
AMI men.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
Strawberry Festival !!

RENEFIT or
UNION NJ. L. CHURCH a SABBATH SCHOOL,
AT CITY TIA IL,
Com eneinR Monday Ev'ng, JuAe y, 1874.
SEASON TICKETS. ........ .......2l cts.
Iss-l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
STRAW 3 E RRIE s
MONDAYS SHIPMENTS

To Jersey City, GA cars
To Philadelphia, so "
Iotal, 81
Previous shipments, Isg
Total thus far shipped, 2s3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

The chair declared Mr.. Talley duly elected.
Mr.. Higgins presented he following resoln-
ton. - -.
Resol'ed, That Joseph L. Killgore be request.
ed tc resign his position as Secretary of this
Board. NY
This resolution was adopted almost unan imous-
ly, Mr.. Mclntire alone voting in the negative
ga motion of MIR. Baird. the schools we're
order to be closed June 26th and 9th, dur
Ing tho examination OF teachers.
Ihs President was requested ~ announce
through the papers, the committees for
holding examinations in the various schools
MIR. Fraim was elected Secretary pro tem,
snd The books and papers were roisrred 10
his custody.
MIR. Moore moved that the Office OF Sec
retary be declared vacant Lost by 8 ayes
to II hayes.
The subject of purchasiDg some philo.
sophical apparatus irom Milton Jackson.
was Ieierie cd TO No. school committee.
Nh Johnson presented Ibe following uro
po'als Tor furnishing desks Tor school No.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
InaI
Total

Total I ~ 1Yl
AitrI good deal of ascension, the report
was IecOnilnIttrd, Tor inlIhpT detali.
Ca motion ui Nj. Mriutire the proper oih
GERS wera authorized To have the amount OF
school taxes IN the Cay 'rreasuret'S hands.
t595 81 placed 10 the credit OF the Board and
on his motion notes for u 900 and I2,C.J. tail.
lug due on The ltth aud l.th OF Jnue. Ie-
sptciISely were oIdeIed 10 ba renewed
MI Lebley stated that new school M. 40
was almost M shed aud n,Ylitd the BOald to
look at 1t.
The old Finance committee MeSSta ElnTd,
Adams and NOolI} presented the ioiiowipr
report
loul committee appointed 10 examine the
book of JoSeph l.. hiligoTe 1IeaSnrpr, iur hlS
two terms commencing April lst. ls1l, and
extending to March 3lst 15,4 inclusive, beg
leave 10 submit the toioHinG 5t1temeut odh.
nected tliprp " IN
Total receipt a. stated on Tieasur-
Ell = books s1p5 i1S y
Expenditures, Slo2 ?0o 10
Less amoant of
checks not in
bank ...,.,,.....i"l0 10
Balance Df FL
rors per > ,te-
ment .. lac IS .3gG ps
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
Special Notices.
Food for the Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive. be
strong and heslthy. and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. apr!dem
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

Total slj2jJ1J
For curreLt expS uses, renewals, 1cc. $3I J15 10
- New school House No. lJ 7,.i0 90
Io:al t4j, 2Jj 70
The tohowlnr unpaid uOtes were in eXis-
tence July /, l..
FOt current expenses renewals a.. :2I 900
New school House Ne -, lot AZ . 9sl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
FIRST EDITION.
The Board of Education.
The Treasurer Ousted.
Wesley falley, Esq.,, Elected in bis stead,
The Secretary Requested to Resign.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING "A
LONG AND BuSY SESSION -1IIE DE
FAULllNd TREASURER OUSrED
AND EQUEsTED TO RESIGN
THE sECEETARYsiIIP-T
VERDICT AGAINST HIM
ALMOST UNANIMOUS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09

surers statements were correct, He did not vote
for the Treas urers reelection, rs he did not be-
iieve he was the right man for the place. He di
not object to the sureties Offered, but was ready
to vote TO ask the Treasurer 10 resign.
Mr.. II. NJ. Jenkins also defended the Finance
Committee, gave the Committee on Accounts
little slap, and said that be had no objection 10
the bondsmeu, but that he was ready to vote for
tho above resolutions, or for ons requesting the
Treasurer to resign.
Mr.. Zebley, honest and blunt, did not doubt the
sufticency oil the sureties, but did not think the
TIeasuret's bond should be accepted IL il had
contained the names OF the two wsalthiest
men IN town The Treasurer's deficiency has
been made up, it is true, but the Affairs Of tne
Office have been brought TO such state that the
Treasurer handles no money. This 10 not right.
The Treasurer should be brought up to the Office
and not the office brought down to the man.
After some further remarks the Treasurer was
allowed 10 make statement, but he said nothing
WHICH could be construed into plausible defence,
and charged the present condition Of the books
upon the condition in which they were left by his
predecessor.
. Mr.. l. j. jenkins offered, as an amendment
resolutions similar to those offered by Mr.. Hig-
gins, containing the following pleamols:
WHEREAS, Joseph l.. KiIgore, late Treasurer
OF this Board, has presented bond which the
Board deems sufficient, but "a the late Treasurer
has been guilty Ut gross carelessness aud ne2li-
accept said lend.
Afler several amendments and substitutes we're
offered, the above substitute was adopted, BY the
following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Baird, Ferris, Frsiua,
FrOck, Grimshaw, Higgins, Heisler, u. NJ. 1enk-
los, 1. j. jenkins. johnson. Lynch, Moore. W.
}. Morrow, Palmer, Pierce. Roberts, Rice, Ruth,
SShor'ledge, Speskman, Woolley and Z,bley-
23.
Nays-Messrs McIntire and Vernon-2.
The other resolutions we're adopted by the
same vote, with the exception of MIR. Vernon,
who chang ed to the affirmative.
The Board then proceeded to elect Treasur.
er.
Mr. Moore nominated John II. Frazer.
Mr.. Roberts nominated Wesley Talley.
Mr.. Ferris nominated Ferdinand Gilpin.
Mr.. Baird nominated Z. T. Taylor.
Mr.. Higgins moved that plurality of all the
votes cast be NECESSARY for choice; adopted. :.
sull;
John II. Frazer, 5
Wesley Talley, s IL
Ferdinand Giipio, 3 AH O,
L. T. Taylor. IL ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-27

expire also, as they wert told. sevela |
years ago, by an eminent Surgeon.
While in the city of Paris, France.
that one would not survive the other
more thai forty minutes On Sunday
large ndtlrber of persons. from every
direction Of the country. visited the
residence TO see them for the last
time. They have not been buried.
Dr.. Joseph Hollinsworth had a tbs
coffin m. de, in which they have been
put.pacBed in ice, and sealed alright.
aud laid IN the cellar. Several Of
their Children are absent from home.
1t Is generally Understood ina. when
they hear frdffi those th at are absent.
with their consent, the Twins will be
preserved. They were horn in Siam
China, NJ d were abo, 65 ye RS old t
the time of their deaths.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-27
M0ineYMarEGis.
New YORK. Jsnuary. Fl; Noon.
Stocks active. aud hinllAr. None

New YORK, Jsnuar,. Fl; Noon.
Stocks active aud higher. Money
1 per cent. Gold llIk, Exchange
long. 484k; short, 1867 Governments
strong. State-bonds s,reng
BALTIMORE. January "a
Virginias, consoiids ted. 522
West Eirginias II, North Carolina
SKIES. old, &c; do, new. II; do,
Special tax, 8 bid to-day.
New York, JANUARY 24.-Fiour
firm, active AID unchanged. Wheat
| cent better. Corn buo,ant and
firmere with a moderate enquiry.
Pork frmer at l6 90. Lard firmer
and =. moderately active. Freigh,s
steady; cotton per steamer I l,l6a
y.
CINCINNATI. January 24.-Flour
quiet and unchanged. Corn Jpll at
SO cents. Pork firm at l. G2kal5
IS. Lard quiet; kettle quoted at
9 cents. Bacon very firm; sales
shoulders at Z cents; clear rib sides
81; Gear sides g. Whisky firm at 95
cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-27

Bunting & Pepper" but are now
receiving the most complete assert
ment of Drugs, Chemicals, Pants,
Oil, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass. Lamps,
Lamp Goods. Lanterns, Brushes, Soap
Extracts, Co.ognes ever brought to thi
mark1t.
Also Paints, Varnish, Calce inning
White Wash Brushes. Tobacco, Cigars
and Stuff. WHISTLES, Brandies and
Wines for Medicinal and Sacremental
purposes. All of which in quantities
quality and prices to suit the trade.
Sept 31-tf.