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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-02-24

whittenden lSc, l4c, aDdl6c; Union, l4c, ls, and
BsTrISeaaordinary, Eye; middiing, Is tolzs;
CARFEr CHAM-whiis; zoe; colored. SIC; cov-
4 PRINTs-washington, American, Richmond
oriental, Connestoga, Nserrimac, 15c; Fanctes,
Zoe Green stripes, lie; Garner prints, s18gsc;
Alboin solid colors, lOc; Peabody shirtings &c
BRowx Observation-Disclosures, NC; Nash
vile, lE4e; Vaudeville. He; Idaho. IO%c; New
Laurel u, Ice; Park A, SO; Granite b Sc; Bed
f9rd r1l{e; Pepp N, sc; fepp o. Zee; Pepp R.,
BLEACHED SHINrINGsLLonsdale, Zoe: Hope.
R14c; Blackstone, l31zc; Mascmoaet, lEzc; Hill,
SIC; Red Dog, Sc; Qnake1, SIC. Cambrics, Ions,
daIe, 1OeT Young Warrior, l5c; Jabez Knight,
CRAZY BAGs-Amoskeg A, as; LewistonA
Bic; Start, SIC; Union, 2o;. BanrsT, Sic.
FISH-Trade quiet and market firm, with
selling per half barrel at s797 So; quarter bar
rel, So 5O9S IS; kits, 81 S9l 40. Family white
California salmon, per half barrel, sl2; kits. So.
Mackere., new mess, half barrel, SIS; Quarter
barrel, So; kits, 50 so; extra No 1. half barrel,
Mol; No. 2, half barrel 81 5e@S@kits, 81 49&I so.
Cod fish, 597e. Lake herring, half barrel, 81 50;
ring, per Reg. 81 Is. Ne.f mo = nS1 erri ~ h per
box, Ae; sealed. 45c. HalibEt. moked. f5c.
Smoked trout, DC.
FOREIGN FRUITSASranees hox. 81 exa5 m.
case, Sl0taI0 80. and NIeSsina'
S691; dates, l0@l4c per pound; new raisins, lay
ers, have advanced and are held at So Sos co;
Muscatel, s. 50@S 20; Valencia raisins, Al@l5c;
SuIta2a, l69lSc; drunAfgs, l3e5l6c, layex figs. Is
9lSc; oitron, SgS5c; ~carrants, S4S96c; Turkish
pruItss, new, 69l7c.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
+ ~Nvrs-Quoted: Almonds, soft shelh 2s@25o
hlberts, l9c; walnuts, French, lie; Nipples, 25c
Brazil nuts, l5c, peanuts, raw, S9l2ct roasted
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PRODUCE

During tn egg season we recommend our ship
pers to subscribe for the Daily Sentinel, as ii is
a live paper, and corrects our daily market re-
ports, so they can be relied upon as correct
prices paid by shippers here. -
TALLow-Quoted at &c.
HoMINY-Is quoted at "a 50@4 75 per barrel. b
: HOPS-At 41t95Oc per pound.
HoNEY-Is bought at l2H920c per pound.
ONIoNs-None In market at s7G7 80 per barrel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 20@l % per bushel
sweet potatoes, 81 5O94 81 per barrel; cabbage
DRUGS. Nothing new has developed in
this market during the week, and trade
continues dull. AssafCetida is quoted
at 4OG45c; alcohol at 81 96@2 alum, per
pound, 4Hg5Hc;; camphoT' per pound,
form, per pound, 81 D9l Is; copperas, barrels
per pound, Ease; cream tartar, pure, 5@47c; in
digO, per pound, 81 209l 30; hcoric, Calab, per
pound, genuine, 4o9oc; .magnesla, carb, z OF,
per pound, 5OglOc; morphine. P;&W. ounce,
$ eog5 g; madder, per pound, lSSisc; oil, cas-
per pound, So opium, IS; ~quinine. " O@2 20;
soap, CASTLE, s,fr., l4@i6c; soda, bicarb, kegs, per
pound, 79Sc: salts, EPSON, per pound, 49oc;
snuff. CARROTS pack, per gross, slI; snuf, Gar
per pound, 596c; sa.tpetre, per pound, lOS2oci
~turpentine, 090Oc.
DRY GOODS.
Special orders to I'll stocks make a fair trade,
with prices steady.
Some few advances have taken place on
bleached mCsltns and prints.
DROWN DRILLING-Nashville, l2Hc; Pepperell,
l2hc; Stark, a
TIcKING-Omega 81 inch, 24c; Amoskeag AGA,
Csc; A,22c; Conestoga, "A Medal, zoe; e Medal,
ISc; extra,T, zoe; extra A, Csc; Lewistown 81
inch, 27Lc; dittoS2 ince, 23c; ditto 30 inch, 2c
Plaid, 2fc.
SHIFTING srRIPBs-American, SO rci o-S, lie
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1874

week, but at its close a fair representation OF
Southern buyers caused a ripple of activity
in British fabrics, such as glace mohairs,
Japanese cloths, balernos, ehsmbrays, DC,
and black alpacas and Ola lustres were
distributed rather more freely to the local
and country jobbezs.
Silk goods remained dull. and there was
little or no animation in ribbons or millinery
silks. The first spring auction sale of rib
bons took place on Tuesday, and the auc-
tioneers will continue such offerings
throughout the early part of the season.
Woolens were only in moderate request,
Black cloths, doeskins, cassimeres and the
better grades of worsted ~coatings were sew
orally in demand for small selections by
cloth jobbers and first-class clothiers.
White goods, organizes, nainsooks, Victo-
ria lawns and fine piques and welts were in
moderate demand. Hamburg edgings were
freely dealt in. Clothing and household lin
ems were in steady demand and firm.
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GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. %.

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
MARKETS.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. %.
The day was observed as a holiday on
change, in all the large cities, hence the
quotations Of Saturday are unchanged in re-
gard TO grain and provisions. Had it been
otherwise. there would probably have been
no new features, as the monotony of dull
ness is not yet disturbed by new develop
ment of any kind. The remarks of. Satur-
day on the grocery trade is applicable to the
situation for the week as follows:
Pending the receipt of further news from
Brazil. cofees remain very inactive. The
Impression seems. to have gone out among
the country trade that "the bottom is
going to fall out of c%offees; probably this
idea is errOneOus; yet it is safer to buy only
for present wants until the market becomes
settled. Quotations are not changed except
for Laguayras, quoted at 3S@33%c. Sugars
are steady; an increase of demand would
stimulate the market and occasion an adj
vance; but there is only a moderate trade
doing, and hence not much change at present
anticipated. Teas are quiet and unchanged.
Cheese remains firm with a good trade de-
mand. There is as yet little doing in fish
but the trade are pricing and dealers are
looking forward to large sales. The grocery
trade in general is without any new fea-
tures; purchases are not heavy but in fire.
-quent light orders.
In dry goods the table Of quotations to-
day is complete for the week only. BY the
next weekly market the lines and prices for
the spring stocks will begin to appear. 1t
is a few DAYS too soon yet to give a showing
for the spring trade. Readers will find,
however. a complete revision of the dry
goods list and prices for the day.
THE buying price tor grain and other produce
are quoted. and the selling price for hOur and
merchandise, unless otherwise specifed.l
AND SALES.
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OBITUARY.

ID his residence, in Lawrence town.
ship, of this county, Smith Bates, after about ten
days illness of typhoid fever, in the seventeen
wear of his age. He was born in Pelham, state
of Massachusetts, in 1906, and came TO Indiana
in 1886. Mr.. Bates was a standard upright citizen
of strict integrity, and of great energy and indie
pendence OF character; while he took On active
part in politics, he often refused TO be a candl-
date for office. He left surviving him a widow
and four children to mourn his loss. His child
rem were all married except his youngest
DAUGHTER. "B."
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PARAGON TOM ATO

This new variety originated with us i've years
ago. Color, dark red, large and smooth, very
solid, with few seeds, uniform in size, riperss
even at stem end. We have raised acres, and
never found a double tomato. Sent postpaid:
so seeds, Is cents; 200 seeds, 50 cents; 1000 SEEDS
81. No fractional packages sent. Address
A. w. LIVINGSTON.
Near Columbus R-EYSoLDsBU,aG. o.
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Notice.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief Tor Young 'Neu from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in carly life. Man
hood restored. Impediments. 10 Marriage re-
remarkable remedies. BOOKS and circulars sent
iree, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
adeiphia. Pa-an Institution having a high rem
utation for honorable conduct and professional
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NEW in fair demand at IS q
TcSyellow Ss9S5c. Oats firmer at Sess2c. Bran
dull and lower at we. Hay duIl- prime $50 90.
+, S9SAc. Bacon IN good supply and dull: held
at L,S. ssaS4c; hams l2al2%c. Lard dull tierce
1920, aes loo. Sugar in fair dem and; com
mon Us4c; fair to fully fair 7@7%c; strictly prime
to choice s1I99c. Molasses In fair demand: CEN
tr,fngal 4f95Gc; prime CSC; fair fsrmenting SIC.
WHISKY nrmer; Louisiana 99c; Cincinnati 81 OS.
Coffee unchanged. Corn meal dali and lower at
$50. Cotton in fair demand, factors holding
nrmly; sales 5,l@1 bales; good ordinary to strictly
= low msdSlingst E4@l5Lc, maidlspgs lTGl7hc.
Receipts AIS bales; exports-cOast 1859 paies;
sold 1871 900 bales. Gold ELc; sight &c premium
sterling 50 46@5 AZ. Fire in cotton Stored i'm the
hold of che ship Jonathan Chase necessitated
dlling the ship with water, damaging l,5OO bales.
Cotton dull and prices hav-
s cssnged to to l22Assi$4e. w ElOnr quiet and I'M
pchangedatSl &9I 80. Corn qEiet and unchange
ed, oats quiet and unchanged. Coffee quiet
changed. Provisions, demand fair. market
firm. Lard, prime kettle lOc. Bulk meats fair
s aas hi &c, sh n2i pacfe e4e; B e.esr r faS4, s S%s; s sIear
shoulders, re; clear ribs go; clear, CSC, All
packed. Sugar-cured hams, l2Ac Whisky, in
ToGEDOIS1our quiet and unchanged. Wheat
fair and firm amber Michigan, 81 49,; seller
February 81 As; Michigan, 81 49al 1917: Ne. 2
new, Gle; low mixed SIC; nav oOc; no c.ade
seed firm at IS 25a5 - S. IS
ReSeiptsEF1our, 900 barrels wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn, 1900 bushels; oats, LEGO bushels. Ship
ments-Flour, $50 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels;
corn, 1000 bushels; oats, LOO bushels.
: quiet and unchanged AT
Sl5 %; rye Hour steady. Wheat steady at 81 40d
l 43. Corn steady at 5S9s3e Oats steady at 46a
Se. Rye firm and I'm fair demand at 81 DIAL W.
Barley scarce and firm: fall 81 SGl 80. Eggs in
| fair demand market firm. Butter and cheese in
| fair demand and market firm. Pork dull and
nominal at l4I@l454c. Lard dull and nominal;
steam s39@SAc;, kettle 5000, outside asked.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders SIC, spot and sell
er March; clear ribs nc, spot and March; SC
buyer May; clear re. Bacon quiet at 6H, sHa
SIC. Hogs-only common grades Offering; light
50 25@5 30; heavy So zoos 20; receipts 1,lsO head
shipments l,7S head. Whisky steady at 9Ic.
Level AND-Nothlng doing in grain on ac-
count of Washington's birthday; unchanged
from saturday. Petroleum steady and un-
changed.
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.

ClNCINNATI-The general condition of the
market romans about as last reported. Some
sales rave been made at prices that would indi-
cate a less firm feeling on the part of sellers.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
IBy Telegraph to the Sentinel

Good to 4 SOFAS &C
| HoGs--Qqiet: rat hogs are scarce. The whole
range is s. 25d5 10. Prime would bring more.
L0NDON-Amount OF bullion Withdrawn from
the bank of England on balance to-day, 424, 0Ol
fve-twenties Of 1855, 1897; 1861, 1857; tein-forties,
l03%: new fives, lAL: New York Central, 93k;
Erie, ~; preferred sSH. Tallow, SOS sd@40S.
P~ARIS-Rentes, 59f.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. @.
CATTLEnoArrivals including Saturday and
H0Gs-Arrivals, Including Saturday and
sunday, 40 cars. Best Philadelphia, 6D@6 %
sHEEP-Arrivals, including Saturday and
Sunday, So cars. No sales.
CHICAG0-Cattle receipts 2,6OO head: moder-
ately active and prices steady for fair 10 good
steers, selling at ats 5O92 y; ten choice at 30 30
as rs; extra at IS %; fair Texan and choice Cher
okees at 81 GOA 90: butchers stock at So 2564 %.
Shipments 5,342 head.
Hogs-Beceipts; 500 head; fair shipping de-
mand; prices steady; packers not buying; com
mon to fair 81 6O95 30; good to choice 50 4OG5 50;
lot of fancy Philadelphia brought So 26. Ship
SHEEP Receipts; 100 head; market opened
active and firm, but closed rather easier; sales
were made at "a 7596 90; fair 10 choice with extra
NEW YoRK-Beeves-Fresh receipts 8, 800 head
making 500 for the week against 1850 head last
week; quality fair and better than previous mar
ket DAYS and the demand very moderate, and
prices no better with slow sales and plenty of
grumbling on the part of sellers. Commonest
to best lots S%@I2Zc. a few fancy steers E%@
l3c. Sales include 10 cars of Missouri steers 8
cwt. at lie; forty cars of Illinois steers at 65 TO Z
cwt. at l0@l3c; two cars Ohio of 5 cwt. at SIC.
Texan 9@yH; Cherokee Ice. Sheep-arrivals 5,S5
head. making 25,4N head for the week against
1914 400 head last week. The market is dull at %
GSHc for ordinary to fancy, with two cars ofvery
fine Ohio's, lao lbs.average, at $50 and a car load
of premium lambs of l4 lbs. average, at still
higher figures. Swine-receipts 9,i3e head, max
ing 2S,O5O head for the week, against $3.50 last
week. The market dull for live hogs at 5HaJhc,
with one car load of very light Ohio's of l9 lbs.
at 54c. Pro5uce exchange closed and nothing of
consequence doing in dressed hogs, and but few
sales reported at G4@7Ac for city and $4,000
western. tl fEl
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tinuesg good. Bran and shorts are quoted at Sl49
IS, fine feed at Sl5@l6, and middling at SlSG2D.
W~HEAT-Stocks heavy in the country and no
movement, Red is quoted, in elevator, at 81 $50
81 SO; for amber, = ga9l 40, and white, 81 4O9l 10.
COMA little firmer than last week; clear
yellow shelled is quoted at 5090S; white, oSc /;
nigh mixed, soc; ear, soc.
OATs-Quoted at 4I946 for white, per bushel,
delivered in elevator.
RYE-But little on the market. Quotations
are held firm at zoe for choice grades.
RARLEy-QuotatiOns are heldat Sl.4Q-
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BUILDING

The building season begins to show signs of
activity.
LUMBER-First and second clear pine, $50 per
NJ; 1ck boards, SIS. Joists, scantling, etc., less
tina Is feet, $50; Is feet, 81 81 feet, so 5Od25;
dressed siding, 81 so; flooring, Georgia hard pine,
si5, and common, SSO937 50, according to quality;
shingles, s4G4 80 for pine; poplar, IS %. The
above are retail prices.
Cement is quoted at SIPS per barrel. Plaster
Paris-Michigan, $3.50 per barrel; Newark, 81 per
barrel. Lime-Huntingten, 36c; Flat Rock 32e
per bushel. White sard, "a per barrel. Fire
brick, S5 per NJ. Fire clay, 75c per bushel.
Lath, pine, at SIPS. Hair, 4Oc per bushel. Nails,
los and Cos, S4.6O; IS and IS, $40; is and rs, s.; As,
g %
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HOSIERY SALE CONTINUED.
LARGE LINES OF HOSIERY.
I2Hc. Hose. Ribbed and Plain

Genuine Baibriggan, half dozen pair in box.
S'oO' - 49, 81 90 81 80 and So 90 per box.
Gent's half Hose, and Children's Hose of
AL kinds az the same reduction 10 price.
Now is the time to buy. as we are making
lower prices than ever known on the same
quality of goods.
EXAMINATION INVITED.
SO East Washington street,
ADAMS - HATCH.
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MUSIC.

III SSreme ae An C-eme.-No. l.. Price,-.5Octs
pT%s cbiIa Eagle March, by, Voss; Sleep
my Ihild, by Egghard; CnjuS Animam.
Dy herr and La Harp, by Jungnan
En- cre@ee se "a % SaeS%e eonSS' for 2nlyEmOcs.
Inc Lither Player, by LANCE: Ia Csn-
Iera' DS Forbes slnmber song. by Hell
lei, 9Serenade, by List; In 'he Moon
by Mora. six pieces for 5nc,s
La Creme DE Ia Greme-No. 3. Contains
%9sieI-oo--NEW MUSICiowing e.o,..
SSTsstor rom Punianii spinning-wheel
MendelsSShS SehRS osai; -; Spring song, by
feariy Cascade. : pieces for 5Octs.
Fei tein : M Mn monthly. No. q. con-
one oy Stewart, Sacred Quartete by
bones a Waltz, March, and Mother
SOoses Qnadrilles. In all, $3.50 worth
Pe.er's .usicaI MonfhIy. No. Il, CON-
Breese, one by Pratt, one by Danfs.ss
sacred Quartete by Thomas, a Four
hsnd Piece, an easy Waltz and schot-
uscn, foika, MaZurka and a Quickstep.
IN all, $3.50 worth OF music for. ..-m-. 3Octs
refers Musical Monthly. No. Is, con-
Ealns a new song by banks, one by
SSA' Saf Ana madYs One one ne
stewart, a Sacred Quartet by banks, n
Trio from Opera OF Pauline, an EASY
Sch1tnsch and Waltz, a Mazurka and
OLD Bachelors Waltz .Prevot. SScts
.r- .Kinkel. e -
M twlhgnt" Thought Walker. aa
49, 30
1xMr1ASu va ne Maylnth. 30 g.
Mnere mas Ida gone: Song and Cho---..Hays 2a
barring, shall ever love thee. Song Che. Danks30 "a
Motner Gooses uadrlles--.--------- Dressler- 81 az
1 love you, my Love. Song and Cho-----Hays q"
softly now the light of day. Hymn---Oliver. IS"
L Los nspS essf POST PAID,xx:sMEa.ok Is"
nanca s."
49, ~"
DON'T Deleve them, Darlig. Song & chOWellman 40
1000 sweet Ham. Comic Stewart. 90
al me your Darling again. Song d Cho IS"
10 n earn a Trade. Song x ChO----.H ayS. 81
haues sleeping meath the Lindens. Song Hoag 30
In our Boat. MOrceau de Salon. .-...-.... Wilson. IS
Little sunshine. Song Il -Danks. 30
lake this Letter TO my MotherS'ng & chO Hays. ~
Happy Thoughts. Schottisch. So
HorSn is Dreaming of you. Song .--.-...-.P Pratt. so
Jenny, the Flower Of Kildare. sing & chO Stewart 40"
Get up aud shut the door. Comic ), & Z. Hays 35t
LauI wedding. 2t
Eeppy thoughts. Polka ------.------------ Is"
roast. Brindisi for TOnnel. 20"
REAR OF America. So"
Address, ]. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway. NY
PORTABLE kGlAf SAW MIL a--
may be driven probably 81 The FTW
power Of a Ten Horse Portable AA
Engine, and cuts from 800 20 300 u
can readily run the MIL and AB&cNRR
Engine. II can be removed A4ZXF
to a new locality on : two
horse wagons.
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LIVE STOCK

No new features to note. The supply OF
good cattle is always short and the demand
for first quality sharp. During the past
weeks hogs have fi~uctuated somewhat and
the supply has exceeded the demand suff-
GENTLY to make a dull market. J. b. Sedg-
wick and Co.'S Circular quotes prices as fol-
lows:
CATTLE.
txtr., sh,nnin1, staa-r 't 81 5la5 &
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Active at sis95c.
n WOOL.
Trade quiet. Quoted at 2S@SOc for unwashed,
II for fleece. and 4S95Oc for tub washed and
picked.
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Cattle, ligSkt, good wanted.
Hogs, light. P1gs not wanted.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
THE IMPROVEMENTS
ARE A NEW LARGE SQUARE -
FRAME DWELLING, y

we'll planned ana SUBSTANTIALLY
built. and the usual Farm OUT BUILDINGS. al
in iair order.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

HeSoBlSd THE SoUrH. So far as it Is
heroism That we honor on Decoration Day,
our four long years of wasting war testify
that no causa lost from the beginning ever
before drew To itself so magnificent u valor,
SO nttor devotion, so stern a persistence so
soaring hope, so patient an endurance, as
tha cause OF the South. Because her sol J..
diers wore American descendants like ours
of the men eli the revolution, we could only
win by wearing them out, as they must
| have won by wearing us out could they
have won at ALL Those qualities which. on
| the ono side were heroic, cannot on the
| other side have been despicable. A COM
mon courage like a common sorrow, should
be bond of sympathy between genero; 9
minds Rec. Henry Yard Beecher.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
PUBLIC SALES.
Mortgagee's Sale.

pY VIRTUE Of Power Of Attorney con-
ID tanned in Mortgage from joshua Vansant
and wife to William A. Hylanl and Cornelius .
scott. dated December 9th, 1873. and recorded in
Iber j. X. ii No. II, Folios 2s3. &c, one OF the
Land Record Books tor Kent County. Maryland,
tho undetslgned will sell at PUBLIC SALE, Gu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
LARGE and Valuable Peach Orchard,

The fruit ol which is the most choice and salea-
Bile varieties.
In the advantages and convenience arising from
location, such as beauty and salubrity of situa-
tion convenience TO churches. schools. ills. &c..
frequent and cheap communication with tho cit es
of Baltimore and Philadelphia. this estate will
bear the most favorable comparison with The best
and most desirable in the county. 1t lies directly
on Sassafrns River. adjoining the lands of Col.
Geo. W. Spencer and Mr.. j ames HURT: is within
town. and not moro than four from Lambson =
Station on the Kent County Railroad; while the
deep water of the river from its shores may be
reached by a short and cheap wharf which would
be directly on the line of the contemplated Chesa-
peake and Delaware Ship Canal.
Among the many handsome and salubri GUS situ-
ations on Sassatras River this is acknowledged TO
be the handsomest anu most healthy.
To any one desiring healthy and beautiful resi-
dence and tn erewith remunsratve returns for his
investment. this estate offers Inducements to pur-
chase far superior to those usually presented IN
| property offered as public auction.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
compliment I o Benureosrd.

From the New Orleans Bulletin.
Gen. Bsauregard has Just returned FROM
a trln to Galveston and Houston, for both
OF which cites he X consulting engineer
and we learn has recently received a letter
from u representative of the Argentine
Confederation, rendering him, IN the maine
OF President Sormiento, the position of mil
J ltary engineer, for the purpose OF making
\ reconnoissan q on tue river LaPlata, with
| TITO view of a. ahlisntug a line OF detences.
The General Is empowered to name his
/ own terms and 10 select his own staff the
| arrangements 10 be- perfected through the
Minister OF the Confederation At Washing
| ton yOarcial who Is now temporarily alb
| sent in Paris.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
THE TERMS or SAFE

as prescribed by the Decree are as follows 5000
cash on day of sale. or within sixty days there
after at the option Of the Trustee the residue OF
Years from the day of sale, the whole purchase
mon ey to hear interest from the dav of sale, and
naymeut 10 be secured by the bond OF the pnt-
chaser with surety or sureties to be approved by
| the Trustee. ,,x,.o
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
caEsrKRTowv. May q, 1S74-ts
CURRY POWDER.

A popular kitchen requisite of East India origin
ior navoring soups. meats. fowls. game. capsuts
chow chow &c, a small portion imparting a very
agreeable, slightly puugent. aroma. Prepared
from the genuine receipt BY
Apothecaries.
and Market streets.