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, 1874-10-04
PERSONAL DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

RIcHNoSD, Va. Oct. 3.-An amic2bis adjust
ment has been made OF the Mahone-Jobnson
difficulty, through the efforts OF Con Jubal
Early, Who ~as acting for johnson, and James
Barron Hope on the part Of Malone, Gen. Matt
RANSOM OF North Carolnz, boing tho referee.
, 1874-10-04

THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
Following ia record Of the championship
games lost and won M to date, to which is an-
nexod sta ement Of the games to be- played by
the different clubs in ordor to complete tho sew
eral series
, 1874-10-04
SWITZERLAND.

BEKSE, Oct. 3.-Tbe swiss Federal Council
has approved Of the selection OF this city for the
International Postal Office.
, 1874-10-04

ALBANY, Oct. 3.-Tho jury in the case Of
Phelps. Deputy State-Treasurer, on trial on q
charge Of embezzlenent failed to agrce after
tvonty-four hou1s' delberation, aud wore dis
charged.
, 1874-10-04
AID FOR GARjBAtDI.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Pecuniarv aid :. .stod
Iof 'a-haldi, wiz IS REPRESENTED ~ in very noo,.
cicuc:~ ces. often without ucans to oh;,,.
tie ncc-s ss-;rs vi III, os1'"
, 1874-10-04
The Wisconsin Hap,istI.

Special bsDslhts 10 The Chieuao Itit,ns
BEAo1T> Wiz, Oct. 3-Tle Baptist Conven-
t!on concluded its la!,ors here to-day. The Eev.
!. W. Fish was appointed General State Agent
Four subordinate ageuts were appointed.
The sessions OF .he Ministerial Union and liis-
slonary Convention have been exceedingly har-
mon!oun aud gratifying. Resolutions passed
expressing satisfaction with the management of
Nayland Institute by tho University Trustees.
Thanks we're voted to the Baptist and P5caby-
terIan Churches Of Beloit, to the Boloit Free
frcss aud reporters OF the Chicago papers, and
to Prof. No,irse.
Adjourned at 8 o'clock this afternoon to meet
1t Oshkosh next year
, 1874-10-04
THE WEATHER.

:, WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct.-Tor the laken, and
thence to Kentucky. rising barometer. cold and
clear weather, northwest Wind. For the Nortl-
west thence to Missouri, falling barometer,
southwest winds, warm, cloudy weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
n,4
, 1874-10-04
THE TRIGGER.

THE BENNETT LoSG-RASdE EIrLE-NATcH.
NEw loHK, Oct. 3.--The shooting in tie Ben
nett lons-tapse championship rihe-match w1s
continued this morning at Creedmoor. The
shooting was taken mp st the 1.0O0-yarels range,
where it was interrupted by darkness yesterday
Prior to the shooting Col. Gldersleeve aunounc-
ed the decision OF the Executive Committee to
allow each competitor to shoot his laet five shots
again this morning, the shooting to be optional
with the competitors. To this John Rigby, OF
the Irish toatn, protested, = protest which will
be referred to the Executive Committee at its
meeting this evening. The shooting of the five
shots Ill tue Bennett loug-range match will
therefore be subject to their decision Mr.
Rebv also read the rules governing the VIM
bledon neutrality-suspicious. to the Competitors
present.
the match resulted - follows: The flret prize
was wop by Kigby. of the Irsh team; the second
BY Fulton, OF the American team tho third by
Capt. Mason, Of Cauaia: the fourth and fifth
by Hoasrs. Iillner and Hamilton. Of the Irish
team.
4 contest Was then entered into between the
Misunderstanding Risby rifle and Sharp breach
leaders. Each competitor was allowed twenty five
shots at 1,000 yards. The targot-thooting re-
suited il: . victory for the Rugby rifle over the
Sharp OF 113 points.
Tue first OF next week Messrs. Rigbv, Afiilner.
aud johnson, Of the Irish tearn will Join LORD
Wasserene and Mai. Lecch at Buffalo, when the
party will proceed on visit to Hannibal, Mo-,
via Chicago. They will pay St. Louis yl6it
about the middle OF the month.
, 1874-10-04

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The Attorrey-General
hes received dispatch from the United States
Msrahsl at Montgomery. Ala, announcing the
arrest Of ell persons charged with completely in
TIC murder Of Billings.
, 1874-10-04

In Il match At Stages, yesterday afternoon,
between Mr. ". r.. johnson, and Mr.. Joh1,,
keinman, tue former, shooting at twenty-one
man, shooting ut twenty-five yards, killed 81.
This exce1s anything that has been done By pro-
fessiouR1s tAiA year.
, 1874-10-04

Sptc7of I7$3ateh 70 The Chicago Tribune
McGHEGoR, Ia., Oct. 3.-TLe attendance 1t
the Methodist Episcopal Conference, now in ses-
sion At Charles City, is large. bishop Haven
and Dr. kynett, on Thursday evening, spoke
polntedly on church-e1tenson, giving tie past
history and suggestions for fufuro work. On
Friday morning the session was taken ND in
t1 nearing ~ reports OF Elders and acting noon
.nem. me appointments will be made to-day
, 1874-10-04

{sciics of the Louisiana lnsurfeca4On.
new YoRK Oct. "a Baltimore dispatch to
the Times states that the steamship Wilmington.
from New Orleans, brought back thirty cases OF
a1m5 which hsd been shipped from Baltimore
for the Whito LeaSuers in Louisiana and re-
turred By them 10 prevent their seizure under
rho Kellogg order, iss;1cd 3uat previous to the
the arrus lad orders for sizty cases more, but
the orders Earo bee:, countcrmandcd-
, 1874-10-04
Anr1-.Moacs Demonstration d ia Charlie
tAHx-H.

Anri-Moscs Demonstration i'll Charies-
town, S. e.
New {onK, Oct. 3.-A Charleston Is. c. dis
p.tch states that 10 900 voters OF tho city, black
and white, assembled in nass-1neet;ng last night.
to demand from Gov. Moses the removal Of the
present Board Of Election Commissioners, al-
aeging that they arc uoscrupulous partisans.
All the speakers, colored and white, Gays the
dispatch, urged the people to petition the Gov
ernEaeut frat, aud, il that fals then to resort to
1he only means lett to the people. A committee
was appointed to present to the Governor peti-
Zion for the removal Of the Election Commis-
Eioners-
The New York herald., 1874-09-09
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
L. Second annual Running Meeting 1874.
First day, saturday, september s.
Second day, Wednesday, scptember9.

Third day, Saturday. September L.
Three races each day. Hurdle races the 9th and I
Faces Faces commence ,t each day at o'clock. Ameri
Jockey Club rues TO govern Admission to field gr
stand md quarter stretch So; admission club ho
lnLroduced hy a member, So +. o. READ, Presidep
The New York herald., 1874-09-09
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

sTSH1nHYssDP ssTTRSoHI1ocYHs1cosD Piss~ssth column '''AH''
and
,oAap shra 1SD sHIDe1Ns II%De1Ns wANrxD-ssru rAor-rnird
sRooSG&n&S. SG&I&%Ss REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosp,
pts column
EiTYY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PaGE"First
rLEkSs sSs%sSiD And sALEsMEx-rwr1vrn r.ar-rhird and
sS9S44!r%3Ss saasssaa
aYSEsx GeST Column
pENTIsTRY-SEcoNp PAcK-sxth column.
BBSf AND us
rsrh and
xuRofREsIHsa siie esHmn:. r.cp-secona column
tss7SsS
FfNxNCIAE1Es1a' pAcs rAcN-''A'h column
s F5Sas ;s5 af2s4sH%f fq TO LET
lEas1a
HELP NTE6"%%EEs-rwr1rru EfS-4nE pAcx-Finh and
HORSES. oxkRi1cEs Ac-r.r.r rAc.-rhird and
HS5s sSSzS e. %ssaH..., sfap. rAe.,A
lxDusTRfxt SSfHnH EXHIBITION coMrASY-r,..r PAGE
GEN ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAcE-
tECTURE SEASoN--NIx7x PAcK-sxth column.
tEGAL NOTlCES.FIRsT PAGE-second column
9sT ANp P1cnpirse etaG eolumn
sasass;a S3s%s
aiLIiNEHY AND RsssaSRTSG-rrnsr iisTS'i rAcr-
fI.ta fSaRn PAGE
MschtGANR1us-Nr stti" SSa%Ri pAor-six.h column.
wv GAIEeoTH sFIo RAsrSsecond sso!ump
FIANoFORTEs ORGANS. AC.--ErGnrH PAcx-slxth
rosT OFFICE .NoTICE-PInsr pAcy-sixth column.
rGSFNs rFGAsFY
6Gf Of T 'GjpM cpR9 FOR SALE OR TO
KEA N To p1eE:t ana
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoSD PAex-second, COL
and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALEs--ELnv PAGE
First second, third, fourth nth and sixth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED D-MALES-TwyLS1MG Gis. PAcn..chird
SPECIAL Nor1cEs-FrRsr pAcr-rirst and .econd.co..
sroRHINd-Does, SPORTING BIRDS, 4o-r,nsr rAor-.,h.ru
s1sS sT2sHSERSss,s 81 = sAezs,x,s column
To BUSINESS P6hf5sIs-srcosp hffS5ss
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-NISrH PAcr-Finh ana .ixth
uSFGRSfshsD GsRR.SSfmffsD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 1o1sr-
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-NINru PAsE-Sixth col umn
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C.-NINrH PAGE-Sixth col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SAL E.oR
YAcfs sFEH%BoAFse acFss4 esIuPn; o
umn.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09
EUROPE.

RELGIUM.-F. f.. WANDER BoRGaT 4 CO. At
- Bo.sou, near Mons. Flint AMI Common alass
Works, ChnnneyS OF all sizes Collectors and Mapches
Ter Globes III opal Please wriic iOr particulars
fttHE QUEENS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN
This well known first class hoel, having rccc ntlv
changed Proprictors wit now bc found OF the most
comfortable In the south OF Ireland Being situate close
TO The landing Stages and railway depot will he found
most convenient to American tourists arriving by the
several stoamers - Wv
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

ORDER OF NOTICE. MARY r. SPAULDING w
~ D. D. hinclman x Co, a co-partnsrshin firm con
sisnns ui frankin hinchinan John r. Bnchnian John
Howe. VIZ "~"''' '' r.
. ataic OF Connectcut Fairfield County sA-pnnburv
superior Court, August Term, A. D. 1874 tr ncii
non Of the said Mary spauldng pra tor reasons
ercin set orth Tor decree setting aside Tho 81
certain executions on real estate, conpclinc mn.
espomehs 10 fr'easc hcir interest to the pconcr rc.
turnaoic 10 The superior Court in ana ior airtnti
county, on The fourth Tuesday ot August, 1874 u
IthppcIfng TO, and bc.;a found bv the subsc hr,,
authory mat the sad respondents are ahse from ths
S,d,e nnu tcIr residences unknown, but described ~
YORK, '' W." "'"'c VI NcW
Therefore ordered That notice OF the pehdcncy o said
lctiu9'n ne glvcn 1y publishing his orsor IN Inc New
YORK llcrdd, a newspaper printed In civ nT Nc,y
York three weeks succcssvcv once i'm cnrh wccp 80,
mcncins .: bcorc the 9TH day OF scptenhc~ WI n
Isii ' ~ ="
BY order Of Conrt, DAVID B BOOTH
Assistant Clerk o the perior Court
for Fairfield County.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09
PROPOSALS..
" No. ~ Wall street, New York

~ No. ~ Wall street, New York
.., Sept. 4. ls7t
Stating Proposals viii be received until the 18th inst
AT noon Tor sating the new hospital building az the
sailors snug Harbor on Staten Island.
Iron Work-Aiso proposals VIII be received untl the
oth nst ~ noon, Tor the iron work required IN the
tension OF the piazza to the also iron girdcl I
Docr house IRON skylights. sash frames aud rooi fans
and specihcatons be the ofcc OF the Gov
ernor ~ the Sailors Snug arbor tor urhsr partc-
a@rs apply 10 Il. /. myth, buisef Pcrt Hchaond,
:. l.
trocr Wall street The trustees dc not bind them.
selves bid which shall noA hA
deemed for tho interest Of the Institution
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

VyvANTED-TO RENT 4 HOUSE, CONTAINING
w about eight rooms, on the line OF the Long Island
Railroad or the Pennsylvania Railroad within ~ miles
Of New York. Address, giving loves. rent, II. =. s. boz
AND Post ofice.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN CHANCERf or NEW JERSEY BETWEEN DAN
1cl Tyler, complainant, ana the Morris County H.rE
uc,ellaE- to an order OF the Chan
c1or made n tle above stated the 7h dav OF
ai,n a's cg nr among other th3gs and au
nuoh 10 otncr matters 10 ascertain
" c persons hoding the stock sain bank hc
n shares held by each one oi the said %
inc par value OF each OF said shares and any other mat
pear to be for the benefit OF the creditors or
pi SAM 'nnh, hereby give public noice TO Tho socn
M @ nay & %, sspiemSer next for taking the said accou
morning, aud t lt SAID Stockholders nc RI So,rcd " ,hn
ana there to appear and prove their CLAIMS As such ~
. ALFRED MILLS Master In CLan.crv
MoEKtsrowS, n. j.. August?.., lSA " '''e'''
The New York herald., 1874-09-09
PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW DIRK
HERALD.

M EssRS KREMER CO., AMERICAN REC ESTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS F, IF, ry5r
NEW YORK HERALD THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO 1ARr1Es
REQUIRING THEM.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09
FURNITURE.

Over Sio 900 worth rst class Furniture selling on at
cost or less to retire stall business OF than
Uyears standing. Good opportunity for any who want
nice goods at very low prices.
G.L KELTY CO.,
lSi Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

pROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
L Extra race Wednesday, Sept g.
Match $IO; half.milc hcats,
VIM. smith names ch. g. Gen. York. carrying 100 los
george Ayres names ch. Erastus Corning, Carving
i0 lbs GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superinten ndent
DooLs SOLD AT II O'CLOCK THIS MORNING AT
j. 3ohnsons is7 BroSdway. corIsr Twenty eighth
Park also on the Trots at Boston, also evening on
the same r. b. JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

E'ok SALE-STEAMBOAT ESCORT. FITTED WITH
s,a.er1n9hs n suitable Tor an exposed route; alsc
also steamships, Steamtugs Steam Yachts &c.
FRED. c. SCHMIDT, No. south Wiinm strcat
EOR SALE-SUIT OF SAILS OF IS FOOT CAuIN
l. yacht dirt cheap to first conner
S. Y. LUWELL, A Court street Rrook1vr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
PiTENT ART
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. -.


-. Eureka, Nevada, Aag. 81. IS7i.
NOTICE Is HEh EB1 GIVEN THAT
~ the Newark silver Mining Company
County. Nevada, has this day Sled in
this office y diagram together witt, n netiee ~
application fer II patent from the Tpited
States. undcr act of Congress approved Mnv
10. lS72. for fifteen hundrcd-l, An-Iinta al
RAINING ST feet northw"stcrly and SO lee,
soathcastcTly from Shaft Ne. /. with surface
ground 2g feet in width, situated in New
ark Mining District, White Fine county,
and told note. ON file in this otiee as follows,
to wit:
U. S. Survey, No. 40.
beginning at n rost u'grtrd No. l.. is.
Survey. No. TO-" the same being post Ne. /
O. survey No. $, made fer tha Newark SiI..
,'er Mining tomrauy. NJ on IL Chihuahua
Lode, whcrcc the section ruIner on The
northern boundary Of Section .. i. u. \. IL
-, T.. NJ, u. Nj. bears y. - T.. g.aSS tc,f
and the moHth Cf the ChihuaIua 1rrn.I
bears y. 81 W. 2d7 feet; therce runni,g :.
II +. 100 feet to POST marked Va. =. L. :.
rost marked Ne. >, I. :. Survey. No, ~.
whence post No. ,, Of Surs cy No. ~, made for
rank. IctSchmnn uion the battery Lode,
bears y. 6, Is ". ~ feet; t.enee y. 3Ia,s
W, 100 feet, to roSt marked No. 1. L. :.
Survey No. 10; and thence y. ~, F. 30
feet, to post No. |. the place of herinnii 2,
continuing 6S-lto acres, courses eXIreSsed
from the true meridian, with II magnetic va
Tiaiion {, To- East.
This claim is located in the unSurveved
part of I. n, y. L. -, h.. NJ J.. NJ and is
BOUNDED on the north by the original Chi.
hHahfa.
Ibis claim is recorded in Book A., Page ~.
cf the Newark District Mining Records, AMI
posted at.Hhaft No. I, upon the lode.
81 CihtS F. HoEN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
.iS.SE
-gELYWQUENT NOTICE.
Sst.vsR N.Sr CaNs0IInATEI,
~ -

principal Place of business. san Francisco.
Sfai" Of tatiforniu.-EUcUtion OF WORKS. EG-
rcba, Eureka county. State Of Nevada. No
tice. There STE delinquent uVon TIE following
describe stock. On account Ot assessment
tNo. : levied on the nineteenth day of Au-
gust, tS1l. the several amounts set opposite
the names OF The respective shareholders. as
fnilnUS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
"a ECTaoaa NOTICE
>uI!CE Is uEGEiA GIVEN. gHATGN
/ e>in.. The b Pay 81. November


next. at the different irt,ir,ts il III, COUNTY
ol i..rei IA. an rl, ton vii b. h ii tor State.
Fl uuuty, 4uNl-h Ip ard i'tsttlct Gtic,l>, to
Wi:
Gyy.iror. iit'crart GoveIuer. No. her
al toIsre,s, one Judge ct Sup-cm, touit.
long tcIu. one Judge OF SaI rcH.r 90 It.
shtrt t rn, state IlraSaIcr, SECRETARY Of
~tate. state l|lirtpr, state Ainerai.sist.
ticrH o. Sapremc court, state Controller,
.ttioIrrv N|ieurlal, SGrv"yer G.terai,
~urcIi tend At of raLiic ln>trGction. two
Assemble aeu, | istti ct Judge ~ sixth j.
tlirt, li>tr!ct Attorney, county Gers, rhe1-
ii, 'ounty tot,IirT, Con t. Treasurer, tour-
" 49, sSur, toHEiy Surveyor, tuantN cuier-
iutcrlen; Pebble Schools, uEc tedrty toln-
missi Ter, l,!s term, tive Co.nty tonui-
>%ioucrs, siurt term, Public Adnisi,trator,
one Justice # the Peace Tor cash Township,
enc Constable Ter each Township, three
school trustees fer each School ~lstiit.
And that all election tirh cts OF ballots for
tin ouStIrg neral Election IN the County
at Eureka, be- print Il or writtcn on Il good
quality Of white book PAPER. ana that SAID
tickets bc foHr by tvN inch in sic. " Inch
III elton will be opened at eight o'clock IN
III, nurnIIr, ana viii c~entIane uniI six
c'rloch II tiIc a'tcrnOon ot the .atGc day.
Dated thu, nth day OF Cctohcr. \. II. 1874.
T. u. liAtAioA,
Clerk of the rcari of County Commissioners.
olitl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
House for Sale.

~ SIIIN'i> fEEEi. INA DESIRABLE
- '-.1ta =, t!th fy4! I.O.- 4LJ large
cellar. -A.-aa
Grover & BaFor Sewing Machine.
For particulars inquire at tie Eureka Hrag
Stare. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 256.
L =. LAND OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada. Sept. l.. Is

- =. 80
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Silver Lick Consolidated Mining
company lHo>tuticc address Eureka. Ncva.
da. care James Adams, Agent has this dav
filed in this otti e u diagram together With a
lotica ri APPLICATION tor Il ratcnt from the
| nltcl states. under act Of congress ar-
proved Nay 10. li12. tor twelve hundrad anil
three Loo. iiuoaI iert OF the Silscr Lick and
/ uuHj- Burns Consolidated Lode, the same
g.lNil- in feet rcr:hra>tcrlN ard sWi fec,
>og,iWrstcily from the silver Lick Shaft,
with surface ground 90 get in width, stunt
cd in Enrc&a Mining District, EgreLa eoal-
". ~latr If Nevada, aud described ii tho
FIAT and ie'd notes on file in this Office as
follows, to wit:
Il. 6. survey NO. rs.
beginning AT a post marked Ne. L. $.
N". II, mad. fer llermarr liennemann mon
the iillj,hrclcr lode boar y. ~ l..
}.i-> feet: the summit of lrhy Hin hcais
II 4 l.. d."i! I",t; the flas>t.f in tho
Own ot NrI,l q boar :. = y r.. / ,ul2 feet.
and The silver iI"t Shait hears :. II VI. IL
l'ct; th nc" r,fl ny =. t.. GO ct to itst
u'arH No. ,, ! :. .jre"v. Ne. -. thenee :.
) ". 10. r"t. 10 u~t aar@e Cd No :, |. :.
>aryrN. No. =: til nee NJ v. ah feet. 10
lost iHar ed 20. /. | :. Survcy. Nc. -: and
IA nee Ms /. % feet. to ost Ne. /, the
luce Of Beginning. containing = 2-leo aetes:
ruErroS "Nl rs d nom the true mcri-
.lan with Il lnaEnptic yaIiation Of l@l.a
!! at.
lis cIaim is located upon nnzurvevcdl lands,
aid bourd,d Oh the southeast by tle Vera
e., ati Cali "lriu Consolidated | eide.
ihi calm i recorded il uoA T., age leI,
81. The itroia %isiiiot Mining teeolds,
and = cory OF h lofire and pa, can he
= CYRUS 7. HORN, E~cgistcv
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-09
\ Generous Propositions.

MR. EDITOR The i,,llowing was
.t'elved from Col. Thomas, Superin-
"hdnnt Carolina Military Tnstitrfo
SUrEETSrENDEST's OFFICE.
carolina Military Institute,
Charlotte, Dec BIN
i-E-''ov. Ea-ce, Gen. Barringer, GEN.
>; 4. Young, MAJ. J. G. Harris, Gcrz,
Il. D.Johnston, DIR. Columi,rs Mills
and Col. !. IL. Brcm
9. Gentlemen Tn tho abs.fga at Il
3'a'e Sur. .lvor ), Association III North
oal"llna, beg Won to act as com
ah: A1lIee tor the disposal of two scholar
alilps to be tree Of tuition. and IL be
soi4'fred. under such rules rs voJi
LAY 10y ADOPT, upon the meritoTiona and
saI3sent sons OF sTch North Carolina
;O-ulefs ~ ~ as may have hcnorablv fallen
~ we iite war between the States.
ton me recipients must be prepared to en-
t1.a a' Least Least the 18th class Of the Insti-
sa. 1he scholarships are omen to- INV
HON broat "f North Carolina and to en-
w. 49, ine late Confederate Naval Ser
'ee..@t NJ am yours truly.
-: zc>s:'1f:* -. j. p. THOMAS, Supt.
:, >, .,,f.la 8 accordance with the foreooino
'ous ~ proposition of Col. Thomas
., o iASite applications from bows. in
- part Of the State, who ia ! within
the H. units limits: Apply to any member Of
z: B. VANCE, Chairman.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-09

during the early part-of the week and
the volume Of business was light, but
there was confident feeling mani.
tested in view IF tie fact that receipts
were light and tliero was an advancing
tendency IN the raw material. The
market remained steady at IS cents
with liberal transactions up to Tues
day night when il closed firm. We'd
nesjay If opened firm and advanced J
cent, aad ister III the day advanced to
80 cents. To-day, Thursday, ct the
close 1t remains firm at 80 cents. The
receipts for the week 2,3QS casks
against g, ,027 casks forlast week, show
IL decrease of 10 casks. The exports
for tho week 20 casks against /, ,65i
casks for last week, show also de-
crease of 1861 casks. The stock in
yara and aliCat as last taken was 9,907
casks a9ain5t : 922 casks for last week.
The sales for the week were rs fol-
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-09

ARRIVED,

Ger Barguentine Adolph, Henrreich-
sen, Richmond 6 days. e Pegchau.
Jan 3-Schr Idabella, Fischer, New
York, Williams 6 Murohison.
Brig Caroline Kelley, Noyes, B0s-
ton, IA days. G G Barker i Go.
Br Brig Ysidora Ricnda, Plummer,
(2I days) Porto Rico, Northrop &
Cumming.
Schr J W Hinton, Simmons, Eliza
beth City, B f Mitchell &c Son.
Br Schr Manitoba, Warne, Bermuda,
GO days. Master.
Steamship Regulator, Martin, New
York, Barry Bros.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, 4 ID Cnzaux.
Schr Chino, Whitnore. NQvasaa
Island, Nayassa Guano Go.
Ger Barque Minerva, Ramin, Bre-
men, E Peschau.
Ger Brig Almina, Mas, Plymouth
Sprunt & Hinson.
Schr J G Craft, Kenedar. Rockland,
Me, 90 days, G G. Barker & Co.
Ger Brig Actif, EToss, (57 1avs) Glou-
oester, E Peschau.
Ger Brig Seevogel, Langhinrich, (-5
days. Gloucester, Z Peschau.
1CI odtlt iucutiLc TlcUTlcn VI llnelll.
Gehm, (64 days. Bordeaux, E Peschau.
Br Brig Rambler, Pugsley, Para,
Brazil, ga days. Sprunt & Hinson.
CLEARED.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Ger Brig Eintracht, Schuchhard,
Stettin, Willard Bros.
Ger Barque Rosa, Hoifschill. Stet-
tin. Willard Bros.
Jan 3-Steamship Metropolis, Mich
olson. New York, Barry Bros.
Brig Frontier, Blaisdell, Satilla
River, Fla, q q Barker {; Co.
Swed Brig kron Prius Gustaf, Ed
lund, Liverpool. Jas Anderson 4 Co.
Ger Barque Montae, Stromstadt,
Liverpool, J r Blossom & Evans.
Ger Barque " A Sarnow, Bussert,
Liverpool, Williams 6 N[urohison.
Nor Barque st Olaf, Olsen, london,
Willard Bros.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti- |
more, 4 D Cazaux.
Br Schr Carleton, Aubury, Nassau, |
E Kidder & Son.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-09

in this staple, the sales including some
considerable amount for speculative
account nad liberal amount to oS-
porters. Friday and SATURDAY tho
market wns quiet and quotations were
unchanged. Monday ti!e telcgraI,b'o
adYices from New York iDdicatiu" q
irmcr market there caused ours 10
become firm, which WAS followed by
an advance Of cent. Tucsdav there
were no transactions owing to tho 'jis-
agreeable wet weather. Wednesday
further firm advices from New iork
caused 81. advance OF cent. To-day
at the Close Of Cur writing the market
continues firm. The receipts for the
week wero ~ follows: Friday, o0I
bales; Saturday, 122 bales; Monday,
21l bales: Tuesday, ::02 bales; We'd
nesdav, 20! bales: Thursday, 80
bales Total, 1892 Isies, against
], .49j bales for last week. Tie aggre-
gate sales for tlic wocb amount TO 760
bales at figure; ranging from IL to
l5i cents p 10.
The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows 1t appears
that the total receipts for tic seven days
have reached 1925 bales, again5t
21t, I26 bales last week, 1875, ,925 bales
the previous week and l12, $40 bales
three weeks since, making ;he total
receipts since the first of September,
1873. ,909, $40 bales, against l, 13f ,219
baieS for tho same period of 1872,
showing decrease since September
1, 1873, Of 115, III taies. The exports
for the week ending. reach total Of
98, ,517 bales, OF which - ,421 were to
Great Britain, 20.2l5 to France, ana
20, SS1 TO the rest OF tie Continent,
while the stocks rs made up arc now
766, ,391 bales. Ne quote as follows :