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New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
6ueriai Noilres
A. r. stewards Garden City.

A. r. Stewards Garden City.
SPECIAL SryDAY o. the fiashlSg, North Shore Aaf
Csars Railroad rbrtyo x at llto n .si
Point Al 10 n City and hempssead stopping at
.has Csntr,l Juncliou Reurnas, will leave Hampstead
M and GARDEN CITY at 3U5 THIS vail give sho WISH
, r Stewards Garsn chance spena And
q there
effect sUNDAi aug ov LsIf sno WI S vn-
auusd until further notice j. v. bahlOSs sup
The 3ess and Chcapest Campaign Dsesnaens for hare
ouey specie payment Prof Bsusny foss
pamphlet on cuncnsy" Aad Ths Reign Of Psse~ Pse
septs % 50 per hundred.
A.-esO, 0-Fsrniture Positive ALE e. .nu,s 80
wM NJ Lag At Auction, TUksBAf l3ih WbOseeDs Asss
an, iRspAY l5,h Octobsr 100 and 2Ol Fuoa A n L. sss
N Heraj Cor pAticuias
me-. So1tcerE- NAILS POa EuRoeA or "a week
euaE sATIRnAY O 10 1874 viii close ms ours A. ionss
TUESDAY at IL m wkDshsvai - "'' a tlVRooAh
"'tH- - ''' - - p. :, .sslAssssr' a :.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
NO NoMINAIONs-A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AP-
POINTED.

The Liberal Republican City and County
Convention met last night the headquarters. No 4S
Fourth.ave The hon. H. N. Tw0mbly was chosen Chair
man. and Asher Barnett and Joseph p Jardlne Secre-
tares The Chairman thanked them for the position To
which he had been chosen. He hoped the results or
their deliberations would be such as subserve the
interests OF and further the OBJECTS for which the
Liberal party was working. They needed wisdom and
prudence in their deliberations, and should act In
catholic spirit there were other IN tine
eitv having the same objects themselves, ana 1t
might be advisable to consult with them in the choice
of candidates.
The roll of delegates called aud their credentials
we're handed to the Secretaries.
Gen. Cochraue moved that a Committee OF one from
zach Assembly chosen by the Chair to con-
,r with otber political bodies the nomination of mu
Dicpal officers delegate suggested that the delegates
from the various districts should name candidates in
formally for the various Offices This was not seconded
and The Chairman proceeded the Committee as
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

Augusta, Oct. $50 far as heard from, only
three counties Georgia-Lberty Newton, and Glynn
have Republican. Tue indications are that the
entire delegation Georgia in the next Congress
will be Democratic.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
POLICE NOTES.

Mary Taylor. Lizzie Smith, and John Wilson were
arrested in Ihrdave yesterday for picking OocEe
William Clare, age 81, of No. 800 East Fourth-st,
fell hroagh the hacwsy steamship ct the foot Of Eighth 81 East
River yesterday sustained HaneA He seH 70 Belle
Hospital
Louis Kass age % years truck-driver Of No
lO9 East Broadway had his gh. leg broken and bis body severely
bruised vnil from ths
the cellar of No. $50 Broadway The elevator or
re and rsepsed him the ground aud the furnace fell on h
lie was taken 70 Bellevue.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday before
Justice Brbv sbech charged with
40
Warren the Of September l3 Last and stealing So worth
Of shoes arrested she shoes DE
stated bought Phalon for 75
Charles Baker Of No. z47 est Houonst, ned in 81 600
bail enbeEzing Sll9 from his employer, David
A. Young lumber dealer Nos 20 and % Worhst Samuel
Led 5000 bail stealing Aug
l9 last $40 worth Of from the Henry sa at No lo
Wass He by representing that had orce
for than from Holland o. 100 West Houston
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
PlSSENgERS ARRTpFD

FROM NuAH-fs sssmsh&p CtopAsrs, Oss. o. NJ
DcAsrson Ms H. NJ Brsscn. Brzinad jr Mr. wsbas. -
Barn. u. HEr1seu H. Dsbrov n. Day, Csps A. Anzsts.
and sssmsn H (Br.l brig EtasL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Oct e-CArTLE dn rseeips 1000 bead aes
generally reducd sgures closing dt aud wsl -
50 75 Texan steers, 81 o0GSz o-9 10 aaoAu'h' '''e
grades shipments 500 -. se,o.,
Uoss-Lye sale, choice 70 sifrs o. 20 oodso To
inferior - TOoSS 49, fair " 10 rsoa 70 choee
a., d pS,; so receipts 5000 headi shipments 300
saHsp dal and deeiasd sales SSs - 30 receipts
I head
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

Ladies suffering from Rupture instantly relieved sui
fRUss 6S3 Brosva Private hoomA Ltag
Aisadan Metal Sprng 6ngsrpI saY sponge
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

nominated for Congress- at Maysvs yesterday for the
Xth District Of Kentucky.
BosroN, Oct 9.-Rufus 8. Frost was noi,,i-
mated for Congress by the Republicans OF the Ivth Mas
sachusets District to-day Francis b. Hayes withdrew
from the contest for personal reasons
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

HgRZBERG wenesiav Sept 49, 1874 Berlin Prussia he
wife o itnaan New YORK nee Mar WadToa VI sos
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rhskxoNRrsA rHsrzRDAr AT HUDSurs II BSoAowAf
sIa-59' Bsss-65s . a-68o Midnigst-S8'
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

s.x yxA~csco Oct 8Mnng eIcitst sni Irregular
Gould Curry 81 Chplar 70 Beher 6Ss sesregitei Bel
cher no Jacket i01 Oysaans 7o SAvsss Ss Vfogu
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
MINING SHARES

ppov,nxycs R. 9-Prnting Cloths IN fair inquiry al Ss
gsse Tor standard aad extra 0t-squaFeL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
THE HANS CHRISTIAN ASDERsEs TESTIMONIAL

Previously ackno wlek ged. los IS
Total IS
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RamaXnl.

P Cotton Dental Association hAs removed
his once o 2l2 Fiihsye., Doiworth Building.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
BIRTH.

Al Notices of Marriages mast be indorscd w'th f%'
same and address.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

III, o. Hanson Of Morgan County, Ga. shot his
futhe Amer decd he hei
Gaee been heard from Liquor tbs Of tina crime.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
CIscISsArI, Oct. .9.--JohD Means (leD.) was
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

NEw-BRIGHrON-Ihe WOODS apou1 ooa'o" Aoi"
are daily sportmen from SeW'fork IN search VI ~
pigeon which pentfal this The game eepes I
shore shooting Association keep stree waen & upop
persons have been arrested for violation Of The game awe
Dr. Montgomery SCHUYLER, one o. @ ,n
the from the Diocese OF VII"
deliver sermon in ST. Paars Memorial Church tomoHO" ~'s
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
por-GHKprpsrr -Artbur Bross a schOolboy. was
Judge I've years the sing sing
prison Ior grand larceny. -
JERSEY CITY.-Owlng TO a delay caused Dy inc
veking Of two reighttTps the Delaware dAon '"e ~
Railway tie Cincinnati express here at p m on ihar' w %
snve until $40 yeserdsy II IL stated ha' 'ne "H ~ "
collision Stockport ory single track used ine
motives aud ire gheAn badly damaged
on injury Jumping as the speed vas not Me-
COrnies dryeI Of Engine No. 0u. % hor.. Yesterday
y-,t.rar that Justice Laird "no
had arrived Liverpool with MS VIE anu
cbnev aaetoue Who arrested several dA ago,
~, Attempted and under The statute 1878, which pEoaes o
tne Of 81 200 where aueioner fails ~ p o I. Leonard
sale admitted bail $1,000 py 1a''iee .,sussy .
DANIEL tiilhooey, charged sn IA ~. ,ss,r,.hsa two
each gave 80 the appeAsnes ne
Thf Cnion Relief Association vi" open n rsisr nv ,he
seher.r conductor on jersey CiH street eAr, was
knocked down in Moutgonery-sL while erossing 'Ae
dayn night and robbed OF small sum oi MONEY y.
M pesvsr~ scrwaups Rsi'rcsd discovered nan
aiug left Paterson 90 hhaf,aE H ,h
Ihoush we're put vas Impossible 70 op A s
nan engine and thrown some distance @ e
The stopped and bseKed .nI tns an Ne aid he va
Mira DOds GermAa vOTa.a age o. was sh no
Aahease 10 ih, city by The pSAes % & ~ Ri,sr. and was
sea her condition was seovee miserable circumstance oehs
without 0oa Of clothing sss ra ,' 81 Health sasrs regard
,a,ttsr claiming other should take ehage ps
boz rsasd William Asnsss. a. inmate " We "s''~ ' ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
DAILY GAZE TIE.
rHs oaeArssLs orrHx SEASON.

Tomorrow Thurs lNy +, coBmene n5 at noon
the great nbia sale of lhs wiil tsSe rt1''e,
at the residence oi i Frank Iawnsend FAD,
a0out l. miles on this city, on the road lead
ing from Wilmington 10 Eew Castle. i'hc sale
will compTise real estate Gnd personal property
Ghe mansion honsr, on TIE pge'n'scs, - large and
.ohnmolors, posse ssiug all nodein, cohio''s aud
couvcueuce3; II coat aims eleven rooms, aA1 IS
surmountsd by observatory. !ne stabhn2 and
out houses are all in good condition Taken alto
gother, this property will make q most desirable
purchase The surrounding ground i, arabic,
easily titled, suitable for garden and trucking
purposes, and has three two-slory frame houses
erected thereon. A Urge assortment of psrsonal
property, of great variety and value, Including
several tns horses, all gooi steppers, Will also te
odd.
This Is certainly the most iinpoItint safe OF the
season The property l. admirably situated, IA Gn
impro ging nj valuable aacton cT the county, and
many future Improvements ia this locality are
contemplated. The mansion house - suitable
either ol ptvnto rr7denr'. oi SUMNER pleas
nro Ieso.t \ rich harvest would certainly bt
reaped by the purchaser who r5os Il or the las
mentioned purpose. lt7 proximity TO the CIT!
gnas ii all the advantages possessed by city resi-
denrc, While It's real practical value renders !
valuable as an investment ior spee"latI, purposes
The sale VI r'fsonal properly commences at /
o'clock "f real estate at > orioth The oond
tons OF sale Viii be Idlo TO suit purchasers. ''9i
" Miller az, the auctloueeI,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
A Reauirnafca System.

from ind aud btlioHsa the kind
~ sympathy Of every man and wsmaa vi hom heaven
has blessed with q vigorous stomach And n regular
flow ct healthy bile While in this tororn condition
let him commsa<e a course ct thAssuPrsme restsra
four or i've weeks ak him how he feels and regard
him attentively. You will see new man, you will
hear new voice. Health and vigor will have re
turned TO his frame. his words will be cheerful IN
purport and in tone. hia eye will be clear and ita
expression unroubied. and ne will tell you that he
IT, aud that hi, habit Of body is Eatu.ai and resu
lar We have seen this wonderful change effected
in hundreds OF instances by faithful, peTSeyerin
use OF this incom payable medicated stihulent.
which is among tonic remedies what Mount Wash
iugton is among the surrounding activities. over
steps them all. ian22to-9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
General News.

The House Foreign Committee decided yes
terdsy To report q bill suspendng the judicial
functions of consular officers in Egypt and
Greece the Governments Of those countries hav-
ing requested such suspension.
The caae Of George o. Eyaas came up for
trial al harrisburg yesterday The amount
claimed by the Commonwealth ia S350,000
Among the WITNESSES examined we're 8. E. c. .
Pettingil, Governor Hartrahfl aud lrea urer
Mackey.
The HoI5s judiciary COMMITTEES yesterday
considered the queaiion Of the Alabama claim ),
aud heard Divt nidley Field, sr. Erajnard.
ofN. l., aud Wm. Esaris, ia behalf OF claim
ants Mr. Evaiis argued ia favor OF including
in the distribution Of the award insurers who
had paid losses. HE matter will be resumed
by the committee on Friday
A communication from the Comm ssisner of
Indian Affairs relative to the Mission Indians
of Southern Californis, has been sent to the
House of Representatives An nvesligstion of
the condition of these indians. once prosperous,
contented, aud progressing in civilization, shows
that they are now "indigent aud homeless
wanderers, who have been dispossessed vi their
lands by white settlers"
The sleeping zach OF the Rutland aud Bnr-
liugton Railroad was thrown from its trucks,
near huliahS, VI, yesteTuhy hoIuiis ny inc
breaking oil q jou' nal, add dragged about l5O
wards on the track before the train could be stop
ped. Three passengers were injured, among
item State Senator Dickinson, Of New York
who waa cut with glass and bruised, The Rad
was blocked for II hours by the accident.
The lower portions OF the Oswego Valley. il
New York are suffering from the severest flood
known for twenty years. 1t is caused by hgt
water in the Oswego river and the damming VI
Of the stream by accumulations OF ice along il
banks. Absu, half mile Of The lower portion Of
the town of Fulton, and oil that portion west o.
the canal, are inundated, the water being from
two 10 seven feet deep. On Sunday night thir
~ families were driven from their homes, and
yesterday morning many more were taken from
| the second stories of iheir houses, where they
had taken refuge. The gas works are drowned
out and several flour mills have been stopped.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
The Sianese Twins.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2T.-Dr. Pancoast expects
q, receive an answer from DR.. bollingsworth, OF
Mount Airy, N. C., tomorrow. lit Is favorable
be with other prominent physicians VIII proceed
at once to that State and make an enaminat,on Q.
ths bodiss of the Siamese Twins. They viii not
he brought TO this city, as at first intended. pf
pancoast fears that the bodies may not be IN good
condition when he reaches Mount Airy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
The House Appropriation Committes Yesterday

The House Appropriation Committee yesterday
perfected bill stopping payment OF unexpended
balances tor purchases Of sites Tor, or erection OF
public buildings where the condemnation OF the
site has not been completed or the erection of the
buildlugs begun or contracted for. The Secretary
of the Treasury Is authorized to suspend work ON
buildings already commenced, when, IN his iadg
ment. II can be done consistently with the public
interests. All the sums made unavailable by th's
act are covered into the Treasury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
phsNsw jersey Railroads.

TRENTON, January 21.-A concurrent resolution
Of inquiry was adopted in the House. 10 inyesti-
gate tho affairs of the PembeIton and New York,
Vineiand and New Jersey Southern Iallroad, such
inquiry TO be made by eommittse OF two iron
the Senate and three from the House, to inquire
what amount these roads owe the State, and
whether they have forfeited their charters
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28

THE MoRpEcAI-McCARTY DuEI.-in addiiion
4, the fine of $500 imposed upon w. Page Nc
Carty, found guilty of involuntary manslaughtsr
on Saturday last, at Richmond, Va, for killing
John B. Mordecai, in a duel. the Court on MOI
day sentenced HIM to Jail for six months: An ei
fort is being made by his friends TO Obtain srscu'
tive clsmency.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28

NoTICE.-Not.cei ID hereby given that will re-
~ ceiye proposals until the lith DAY OF Febru
AIRY. ior printing three hundred copies .ot tha q
JOURNAL OF THE LEGISLArlNE + COMMIT
TEE. and tue REPORT OF Thk AL DlTOR Oh
ACCOl NTS of the State Of Delaware.
The PROPOSAL to state the price pei pass ami
esutel in accordance with Section 1. Chapter l. oi
the Revi I'd Statutes ot thi STATE. ,--,-
GEORGE l.. DiCk son,
Clerk OF Commtiee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
For the Gazette.
MnM1NdroN, Jan. o, 1874.

WI MlNuT0N, JAN - WI.
Mn EpIToP;-The time is near at hand when
The Democratic Party OF the State OF Delaware
viii be called upon In Convention assembled to
nominate candidate for the honorable otice OF
Governor OF the State, and trust such candi.
date may be man who is, or has been Identified
with the great internal improvement IN our
Stata one who Is a gentleman, honorable, trust
worthy, and against whom our political enemies
cannot say one word of reproach. Such man
can be found in Andrew G. Gray, of New Castle
who, If nominated, would. in my opinion, not
only be elected by very large majority, put
enable us to redeem our county. ERIrAs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28

I'd iu the City Hall cells have lately escaped By
cutting through the ceiling, escape in this man.
ner IA 10 be cut on by sheathing the ceiling with
lumber. Mr.. VIM. II. Fouik has now some men
At ths Hall performing the work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
FOR SAE1 1AND RENT:
VsvuaSst~1aNr1ssYvSr Sa1e,

f0H subscriber haViag determined TO Nit farm
L lug. offers At Private Sale, bis Farm. situated
ON the emmett Turnrike.. about 3t1 miles nertL
divided into convenient fields. iu good state q
cultivation. and about Is acres of valuable chest.
nut timber. The improvements cousist Of 49,.
New House. built 10 iaodern styie, Is feet .T
hoot by 81 feet 6eer. and containing d fl eco ~
good d.sized rooms; good Barn. with run *
hing water III the yard Carriage House, Spgi9g
iioase, Tenant House. Ice Hous., Apple. Peach L
Pear Orchards and ue 0rapery rat will Or ID -c
ot uresnyiile Station on the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad. Tho situation is ona Of tie
we'll calculated for country eat. Terms .ssy.
jan24-tf ~ y FAIVRE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
Thomas n I.cauett ri Al In ChanceIy,
a. New Castle county

Thomas n y.cauett ri A. In Chancely,
a., New Castle county
c,tbarins 1,raed ct sI J Cause OF partition
In pursuauco OF nm order of the Chaneellor IN
tho aboy . cause, made at the Sept. Tern AID. s,S
ali persons having any lien or liens snectins tns
interest or estate o / Thomas E. Jseqastt Samuel
McCiary .Jr.. Thomas Ncclsry. CAtharine Grasuv'
3raeG. and Jacob Grael. or either OF them. IN the
lands and premises to which said cause relates are
hereby notif ed 10 file petition setting so..n ss
Rssistsr in Chaacsry for New Castle County. ten
davs before the third Monday in February, A. ";
The ensuing term Of the Court before ths rsins 81
the Court on the third day 9f thstsrw. oSr
dec2o-4nl 2t1stee:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
NOTICES..

NOTICE.-1he Member OF Doll@aie Lodge. L.
IN 90. .ars requested to attend regula stated
meeting OF the Lodge, on Monday Evening next,
February "a OF ~ o'cock. ns business of import
ance will be brought before the Lodge.
by order Of the Y, u.
Attest, l. +. ADAIR,
iangsu Recording Ses',.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
PUBLIC SALES,
PUBLIC SALES,
----------------
FIRST GREAT SALE
FOR 1874.
WILL BE soLb AT PUBLIC SALE,
On the Premises,
On thursday, January 29th, 1874,
The following iescIihsd
VALUABLE
H EAL ESTATE
AND
Personal Property.

To- The @ sale Sf Personal Property to commences a,
This pr9Rerty il situated on th public read cad
~ miles from the city Of illnin st On, and i, the
best located property outside the city iInits tha;
ia one of the finest drives from The civ en- a road
that is slwass good.
Tho Heal Estate will be scli "a seven io;s Nos
l.2.5, 4. :: ., commencing vt NJ.
/: The Mansion flcuse AMI Out ANA ~
aud surrounding country. At -
sarhed rs Our acres Of grcuni. There is beauti-
msntal trees. shrubbery and truit trees.
Tne Mansion has eleven roOms-rariog. 7,Uiug.
on first door 6vs large rooms, bath ro.m sai
pantry on second noor Two large rooms on third
room, and throughout the house. There IS tine
Obsery atory on top OF the house. The bailding
Z thorodshly warmed with steam from st cam
heater ia the cellar and completely lighted with
sa5 manufactured on the prsIuiieS Ths cut
buildings are alliu good order.
Iherei StAblInsi isr tour horse and f5uT Isw5.
pond near by the house.
No. 2. has Five Acres. ad dining NJ. l. and lays
we'll tor building or trucking purposes.
No. :. has Two Acres, one hood ani thrss Per
No. 4. has Eve AeIes. two Rood and twenty
eight srchss. With two story frame hOaSe
No. 8. has six Acres. th, ss Hoods and sir Par
hes, with . two story Frame House thereon.
No. =. has three Acres, and twsnty-four Fercass.
Percios, sdIoinins No. {. with a new 1 t1o-etory %
Frame HOUSE thereon.
The ntempiated Horse Railway from VIII
minston to New Castle will run along the front Of
| all these lots.
| Personal Property. Viz:
Sorrell Horse, Bob. years old. gentle. and tasi
| stopper; bay Mare. Fanny years old. kind and
gentle; Sorrell Horse, Joe. years old. kind and
gentle; yearliug Colt; Bay Pony. very sentla.
years old, lady or child can drive him anywhere
one nne large Cow.
One Wagon, Cart. Ploushs, Caltisator.. ! Dou
BILE Harrow. kakes. Forks. Hoes. 5c.
| One Germantown Carriage. Pony Pheton. No
top Wagon, sets of single II arness sat of Dou
| BILE Harm sss. Wagon aud Cart uaruess.
| Ono Cook Stove and Fixtures. Lawn Roller.
| Long Ladder. lot of Chicken Coops, &c. Ali to b,
| sold without reserve.
Conditions made to suit purshsser1
| B. FRANK TOWNSEND.
0GLE i MILLEA. Auct'rs.
Persons wishing to zee :he property can call OIL
Ogle Miller. at the corner OF Fourth and Kim
stree .. Wilmington. jsnl7 ~ %. ri. .2swlt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
- @-'--I--9'.-l--l--7
WANTS.

SXTANTED- twenty Share in any good Build
w ing and Loan Association: Adiress.
NJ. CLAYTON,
jang2djt Newark. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
FARM FOR RENT.

THE IA t5ioL1ta- t" zoe eslsis si C.i. :. Z
L Daf IA. de i. ,tuatei IN tue Lat-a-ter IAN.
pike Road, partly in the IT. OF NiImiD.t0r. uvn
tanning about 50 acre5: nostly imBros ell. al "a
leased ffOIn the .-th tsy Cf Mar, next. Ihs iald
mas heen usei lor dairt purp4ye- and s Il ~.i
bic ior t!ue hing. Ine improvements ste = d, Jni
tone dwelling, irslue taln. fos:ess .n .'vea
az apoy-. Far tsrius sppiy 70
DANIEL FAkRI
-, ~ kfcz -t-zt..
LAl.- !. " Lrrl--...- LII
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
FOR SALE.

A Large three story Coz. 4 F4,tosy aul Biz, K
"A smith shop iJr sale or Ieat N arco,nuo
dating terms. in the village of ;t George Pc.
ae1sion on the tn Of NJ lr-h, -. Addres,
D. 3. STEWART
lon u 1l IA i-t. Y sorgat u y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-28
STATEMENT.

GA the twsaty --econd day OF JanuaD.
A. ~ 1874. The State Treasurer set
tied with the Auditor of Account. at
which time there was due from the - - =.
State Trea urer to the State, .,..... s+V.Iti ~
And due from the Trustee oI the school
Fund to said iund. sIe.
And due to School Dis-
triets in New CIsile
County. .1l 10
In Kent County, t.Milt
i" ''"''0N - 2...9, u
And due from State Treasurer to the
state ns q sinking funt. under act OF
the General Assembly. entitled An
act in relation TO oysters, passed al
Doyer March =. ft...... ..............~.. III -
SCI lsl II
Whole amount applicable 10 the Scaoo! kun.i-
iaudation Uf the State debt and deposited 10 tne
credit Of the State Treasurer. as follows. in
Farmers Bank. New Castle C4l 10
Farmers Bank. Dover, W.ts0Ni
Farmers Bank. GeOrgetOwn. 3l09 ~ 100,
Delaware Agricultural College Funds an
the hands of he state Tressurer.s ~
Trustee of Agricultural College Fund:
| 80 Delaware State Bonds of
$1,000 each. ..... ............. ..... t5.WVVn
Cash Balance in hands OF Trus-
tee..,.. .''''''''.'.''''''.' 20 nai -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-20
COTTON MARKETS

MEMPHIS Aug 19Coon firm demand good light stock reriets
business; Mding Ice. receipts 90 bales shipments la5
bales stock, 6.i3i bales. ,
AraUsrA, l9Cotton shade essier Mddins 10 2' 10
ceipts. l BALE sales 53 bales. $3.50. 50
MoBMR. l9COtton quiet and unohangei hddhng lbe
receipts be exports coaswise, ~ bse sales % besi
stock 4, lG2 bales 80,
GAIvksros Aug l9-Coton nomnsli Good Ortn,ry, li''
net receipts 62 bales stock. 2,21O bales. -
Aug l9Coon quiet nomnay Unchanged Miins.
49, &C.; receipts. 3 bales $500
PaLADELPHA. Aug 49, Cotton quet Mddling l67sc. Lov
Mldng &c., Good Ordinary l5c net receipts Is bales gro'
3i4 bales . -.
BALTIMORE, Aug l9Coton quiet Mdihog l8.c; gross re-
AZ bales coastwse 80 bales saes 100 bales SPIN
ners 10 bales; stock, 1858 bales
19COon quiet buyers of,ring s lowers
Mdng 16ia receipts li7 bales li2 baes Sales III
bales; stock 5043 bales. ,..,,.
NEwURL.Ay Aug l9Cot,on quiet and unchanged Mdisf.
l6 receipts 272 bales 325 baes saes 100 bales;
last evening, 600 bales stock, l5.9O2 bales.
NORFOLK Aug 19Coton hmeI; MAILING lo'ci net reeeipe
100 bales EXPORTS eoiswse lao baes sales ~ bales, soeSs
466 bales , ,-.
100 ba.es; sales 100 bales; stock. ,293 bales
WuNIsGroN, 19Co,ton unebanged Mdding - 4c nes
receipts bales: coiswise 1O5 bales stock 2OJ bales
BosroS Aug. dull; Midlng. l7ss. receipts
80 bales; sales, 100 bales stock. 5000 bales 49,
CIsCIyyArI Aug 10 quiet Miilnz lGis receipts
7 bales; shipments. 81 bales; stock, 6.6i6 bales
LoUuvILLE. Aug. l9.-Coton yerg quiet; Midlhns LOG