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BENNINGTON, Vt, Jan. 20 The Knit
ting Mill of H. f. Bradford was burned
this afternoon. The fire was caused by a
leakage in a gasoline pipe The gas ig-
nited from boiler fire, and exploding de-
molshed the adjoining sewing room.
Nine women at work there were Instantly
killed by the explosion or burned to death
in the fire which followed, and many
others were injured, some shockingly
The card and sorting rooms were saved
from destruction.
The loss is about 800, 900; partially in
sUTed
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An English publisher who advcr, lscd 'Joaq I'm
Miller half calf,' is threatened with Il lib !

| An English publisher who advertised 'Joaq lin
Miller, half calf" is threatened with Il lbl
| suit.
NEGEIINE is composed of the best vegetable
| ingredients the dispcnsary of Nature furnishes.
| Dr. Thoms delivered a lecture in New Yorl,
entitled why do we not live to be a hundred
wears old?' The answer to this conundrllm is.
| Because we do not have the chance
BUFFALO, n. Y. Dec. Is. 1870.
DR.. K. V: PIERCE. For the past six months
have used your Golden Medical Discovery in
my practice. and i'll that time have tested lis
| merits in severe coughs. both acute and chronic,
III chronic diseases of the throat severe eases
OF bronchitis general arrangement of the sys-
tenn, constipated condition of the bowels and
wherever thorough Alternative or blood puri-
her has been indicated. In all cases [ have
found it to act gently yet thoroughly and effect
uallv in removing the various diseased condi-
tons. and bringing about healthy action
throughout the system. yours, tralcrnay,
'l4 H. l. HALL, NJ. ID.
telegraph messenger boy in Il Western
state got his dispatches mixed the other day,
and handed a hOrse.jocEev q telegram which
read, Can you supply our pulpit next Sabbath:r
And to well known clergyman in town a
dispatch which read. The trot is POSTPONED till
Monday. Can't you come down and spend
Sunday:'
DINNER AND TEA SETS. We would again
refer to the advertisement of Richard Briggs
l3l Washington street, Boston. Which appears
III our columns to-day. This house was e~tab-
hshed in 1913 and has a worldwide reputation.
Mr., Briggs has, in conformity TO the custom
adopted by other branches of business. marked
down his entire stock of decorated dinner and
tea sets, and gives the public the benefit or his
taste and Judgment in selecting, a. well a, his
special facilities for purchasing. H. he orders
direct from the manufacturers of Eur0pe. Tlu.
unusual opportunity Will onlA continue until
the Isl oi February. and we adNi all oar
reader to avail themselves of it without delay.
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELFrEF:3-
ERVATION," Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure OF Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline IN
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypoch9ndrn,
lmpotency Spermatorrhna Seminal WeiAsnesa,
and all other. diseases arising from the errors OF
youth or the indiscretions excuses of mature
years. This is indeed a book for every man. Thou
sands have been taught by this work the true way
to health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest and
best medical work ever published, and the only on'
revised, much enlarged, illustrated, bound in beaut
full French cloth. Price only 81. Sent by mail
post paid, on receipt of price Address PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bulinch street
Boston, Mass, or DIR. W. II. PARKER, Assistant
Physician n b: The author may be consulted on
the above rs well as all diseases requiring skill anC
experience ly3psp
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Nominations by tho Governor.

Justices of Peace and Quorum. F.
Donworth. Houlton L. Stackpole, Month
cello; e. j. Abbott, Castine VIM. Somer-
by, Ellsworth; w. H. Vinal, Vinalhaven
Wilmot Lewis, I'd, Boothbay; Geo W
Smith, Glenburn; j. F. Godfrey, N. n
Fairbanks, Bangor; J. H. Burgess, Winn
isaac II. Cotton, Bowdoin; VIM Smith,
Columbia; A. G. Buck, Robbinston.
Notary Publics-Frank w. Parker,
Lewiston; Edwin P. Treat, Frankfort.
Trial Justices-B. L. Staple B. Bussey
Jr., Houlton; Oakman F. Ghdden. White.
field.
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''oA" "'H' ~ th'hlN i-'aS' Oh MA
Dis N'h'''' h'S't-
Itr AtrAin- FORCE of tn shoe factory now
n'rr> anr hundred and TWENTY-FIVE.
H... l1,.n..l,. knAwlnn hl. declined the
a,,,n,,,t mn. .4.i,.i,l,hin. NJ \alna,.iso
II . =, ~ ''''"'''''' "i""
TT
" 'aru that samuel Gardner, Esq, OF Lin
Ndlt died Suddenly last week He had
DO i'Ar health tor some time.
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IA .i,s,i.< ,.,..,,fn,, ~. M. ,,.s,o,. c,,,;oo,--
ashanti, II, II, ,,.l,+i,,, - ,l,.. +i,..
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CHILDREN often look Pale and SicI

CHILDREN often look Pale and Sick
for no other causes than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms with putinjury to the child be
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring of
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations.
CURTIS g. BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines at TWENTY FIVE CENTS A ROx. l1Y1sp
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Centaur Linirnents.

There is no pain which Che
Centaur Lmiments will not re-
iieN". no swelling they will not
subdue, and no Iamencs- Nhivh
they win not care. Til, Is
strong language, but it is true,
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What is the difference between u plan
OF Il battlefield and a roasted pippin a..
One is a war map and the other is a warm
apple.
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farni>hed the team for Small. The evidence
Jailed 10 connect the def with the transaction
~ the satisfaction OF the jury Verdict not
gliiy. Hubbard for pills. NickerSon for lcft
Robert Hchborn ". Abbie J. Clifford This
an appeal from the decree of Hon. Asa
thnrlough, judge Of Probate. By agreement
II parties the trial by jury was waived, and the
Ease heard by the court. Mrs. Clifford, the de-
icndaAi, l. the lady concerning whom so much
Al~ been sald ~ the papers. She was with her
ma band ia The brig Abbe Clifford on the WOW.
lgc from Penalnbuco 10 New York, when the
raptain. mate and several Of the crew died of
fr,er. Under these terrible circumstances She
uaEigated the vessel 10 New ! orll in safety,
receiving mbounded praise from the papers.
and handsome present from the consignees
When the inventory of The estate of Captain
clifford was brought before the Probate Court
% a. found to consist Of an interest in The
hrG worth about $500 This Judge Thur
l'hsh gave to the widow. The plaintiff in this
sc having Il claim for about $50, against the
'"'e' appealed TO the supreme Court for its
'''" Ahee' After full hearing Judge Dick.
-r~on sustained the decree Of the Probate
Court fogler for plaintid. Jewett tor do.
PENDANT.
The boy Larrabce, convicted Of t;ripo man,
"a9 sentenced - me Reform School during hi.
minority.
ON motion Of VIM. II. Foger, Esq. J. II
Montgomery was on saturday admitted to prac
nee in all the Courts of the State.
Couri adjourned finally on Wednesday morn
ing.
The following divorces have been decreed
Joseph f. Johnson from Hattie A. johnson
Abbie T. Moore from Horatio G. Moore.
Franklin III. Milliken from Sarah G. Milhken
Mehitable J. Dorr from Joseph A. Dorr.
Charles Bradford from Lucy W. Bradford.
'hares A. circuit from Emeline A. circuit.
william Jackson vs.. Mary p Jackson
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17

for ance. and you have picture of our cond
on. With prejudice hanging over us like cloud pieaso
inform us how we are surmOunt 1t, unless the Aner
people awaken OF the injustice that 'hey
all along have perperated upon long suffering, patent
and accompanying people. until patience has ceaseu 10
be virtue and silence sign Of submission and con'oh'
mcnt would ask Of what avail would be the " hiBher
ranges OF study" without single chance for their ap
picaton Is it necessary for me to tell you OF tno
young men who have striyen with might ana mann
against the dark cloud only TO find their efforts inei
fectual9 Some have left the country and suececueu'
others have fought the battle here hopeessy' MANY
parents have discouraged. after putting forWhu
their furnish their children win an oo
crate complete education, only 10 mud an 0pln i M
accept mental Positions discouraged, ana wlthous wlti a
chance or hope OF better things. Thls Il an eNeIs,
occurrence aud freely affirm tnat TO possess pack
4, 10 be as completely crushed Atlas Win Ms uur
of the heavens though there he in the coOred mdh to
genius OF "A Napoleon or the craft OF "A Medicl -,
OF course these not grievances that can dc icn
late. upon: no man he legsated into position @ pa.
one can hut that without the sympathy ana chir
Of the American people we may hope almost I'D kin
say American people for they when charged WIN ',
crime invariably place it upon the foreign eeincut
charge We have fondy believed until eApcTlsnco LII
taught us better. In conclusion, allow me 10 SS W vi,
rise when the whites assist Oy forcing asiuc .s
of prcudicr and by treating q man as man. ~ 80
In his worth ana mental capacity regardless ol cOlo
y, torse thau useless 10 pretend that this is now ,he
Iul. >. ana let Tie IRiBLNh, the next ume ~ ~ "ics
49, ,, IA 'i ,i,' fagnrs ". o.. CHEIsIOfHLR'
Aetc- IOrt, Aug. 12, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17

The speculation in stocks to-day has been very
limited and the fluctuations very slight. The tone
of the market steady at the opening, heavy and
dropping after the Board until afternoon and finally
strong and upward in the final dealings, closing
strong at the best figures of the day. n. Y Central
was exceptionally strong all day. and the real or
apparent strength Of this stock is matter of sur
prise to those who are familiar with the present
freight tariffs. For illustration, take the sim
gle article OF starch. of the principal
manufactures of which at yariOns places
west and north of Chicago, say from 1900
to 1900 miles from New-iork. This is now
brought from the places OF manufacture at b cents
per 100 pounds or 81 per ton. The old rate was -
cents per 100 pounds. Any one MAJ figure the profit
or loss upon this kind of business for himself taking
for his guide the authority of the report Of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Co. for 1913, in which
the cost of transporting ton of freight one mile
is set down at about 81 mills. to be exact. 9i6-OW
of a cent. The opening, highest lowest, and closing
prices of active stocks sold today were follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
TIE TIRGINI4 CAMPAIGN.

Ty-Gov WALKER As \ CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
An ALLEGED MISSTATENIENT or III, PROSPECTS.
To me razor Of The Tri6Unc.
SIR: Your Washington correspondent is
mistaken when he says "Goy. WalArr, Who was
nominated by the Democrats from the i;ichmIni dis
trct IN Virginia is having some trouble in mastering all
the opposing elements of his party. Tho fact Is that
Gov walker who came to Virginia from NeW-fork
State about nine years ago for the purpose Of engaging
IN legitimate commercial business aid and was taken
from that business by the Conservative party Of NIr
ginia and elected Governor. He served through his
term with most remarkable success bringing order
out of chaos and placed Virginia by ms wise admins
raton and counsel the foremost rank Of States. His
time as Governor having expired few months since
BE was put forward for Congress by n call signed by
over Onefth Of the white voters Of Richmond, and IN
the primary election Richmond there was "a large
vote cast and GOV. Walker received nearly the whole
vote Now tine counties holding thelr
primary elections, and the res.lt is that
Gilbert G. Walker Will be nominated by
accamaton and he will probably have the largest vote
ever cast IN the district The cry OF virginia iOf NlF
unau- has had daY. Virginia wants settlers, ana
when they come lhcy Will lie treated rEh ana gwen
gone Radical but this time 1t will 60 Conservative Ihe
number . the majority will dep on whether me
negroes nominate advocate OF the civil lEhs ul or
not II Is useless for to tell tht The Clvl Rs'
law as now printed. cannot be enforced mere. IDls
article your Washington correspondent may lHQhGc
Walker with Northern men, and II not correct.
th0ught that 1 would give you iBe truth auout ~ T.
RirhmOHd TQ AUg. 10, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
proUo5nl5

CoYI1RorIKKs OgFoE. BROOKLYN. Aug l5 ISL,
GFALED PROPOSALS, properly mdorScd,
y viii be received autl TUESDAY 21h Inst a. u
clock m any the following seven yer eeDt
BROOKLYN CITY Bonds viz:
5000 OOD-Ne Yora lge Bonls due 1922 1923 aud lJ2l
@2lOUOO-A .sessinsnf FInd bonds. due 1877.
Poloa state cc offered addition 20 accrued Interest ani
be ilior.ei Proposal Tor B.ud,.' . ,
The tue right 90 reject a bids not conf fd 10
III interest OF u. ot. P 4 SCHROEDER. Comp,iulea
GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENITENTlARG
y OF vIRGISlA-rhe u4ierge appointed Commissioner, r
purpose Of General A'ssn5i, a.pT9Fl Ay "
1874 an receive sealed proposal to be "ieae AZ " t! w.
1T October Is for The ~ k,uASh AM
REMOVAL OF THE PENIrENIIARi or VIRGINIA.
following the oil The ac to WHICH he I"PaH
conform;
@ Iase shall advertise for proposals for The pur-
cs Of and the removal Of tie bindings aui the
inmates point that tye from She corpr Is
Richmond; said proposals supuae Tor TIE 'uAb
buildings the proper accommodation and employment o me po
e the m1c0efv al tIe oud appliances t
all the facilities To- the operations the rem
the they peseI exist I'D the Sii
provided further that proposal shall DE- c'i WI
involves aud above he pTute o. W
The bUns usc for and connected viii lie e
teltiarv.
Proposals the removal le nioei h, enveo2e'
t State Pneutary an should h accom-
anir aui inndc o the .rln aud pans draNngs anu
the bull be furnished place oi ho'e At
occlnei proposition shall be- accepted unless approved 81 by s
Commissioner ami by the Leg,lre s ueIt session
JAMES T. KtMrER,
l. NIfiEfS
MARSHALL HANTLR
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
HORSE AND CARRIAGE M1RhLi.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Aug. l5 137i
The local horse trade was dull throughout
The week under review. Beyond limited transactions
in common business horses at the Bulshead market
and Ire regular semi-wccly sales at the principal auc
ton Inarts- there lltte or nothing doing. The
character Of the market, far values were CON
ceru,i, remained without change.
SAIL, OF TuOROUGuBEEDS AND TE0TTING STOCK.
Ths trottiug marc KittIc Watson sold by MeSsrS
Wiggins & Scripture of Watertown, " Y, TO gentle
man from Havers'rty, y. Y, for $4,000. Tie trotinS
colt Oliver. four years old, by TmolcOn. dam by Ie-
mont was sold by Messrs CranGall & Williams of san
Jose Cali 10 MessTs. CregO Bowlcy Of san Francisco
for - So. Captain Jack has been sold ny Mr. H. T.
strong of Kent County Md to McssrS. slater Echcl-
stone of Baltimore 5000 Jos. nOndhuc has bought
from Mr. A. Belmont the chestnut colt Botany Bay, Tor
81 900 Mr. Bates Of Boston, Mass. has disposed oI
yearng colt by Russcs FarnauEAtr out OF May Queen,
to a SewYOlk party for sj,OJl
The local earra Ce trade the week inactive and,
in detail exhibited the unsatisfactory features
that have been noticed for the past fortnight. No
Tor the better Il anticipation before thc beSih-
Ding of next month.
EypJrts Of Cdrriages E1oris of CIrrI3e NoerillL
Bremen F.lul i''f'u - pi'Ai&'s-'''
Imports OJ ClrTiogfs
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AND CREDIT MoBhIER

To the razor or The TribHne.
SIR: The Alumni Association of Dartmouth
College at the last Commencement appointed Il aCoh-
nice TO choose an orator for their next meeting lhs
Committee consisting of three persons-one Of whom Is
an editor OF leading journal in New Hampshire ana
another is Judge of the Supreme Court Of Vermont
have put their heads together what they could do
i'm the way Of selection. The position Of orator before
the Alumni l. one which man might feel proud 10
fl What their idea of the position Is do not Know
nor what is their idea Of the fitness OF things bnt we
may rightly Judge Of these from the choice they have
made Both an editor and a Supreme Judge one would
suppose would set their faces unhlncbingB against
any couutenlnce OF credit Mobilier pollution. But
what has this Committee done Why, theY
have selected as the orator before the Aldmnl Asso
citation of Dartmouth College the very chief OF Mo-
hiIieres one who was presented by his colleagues as
no longer t to occupy seat III their presence sureN
If "A man j. pronounced unit 10 occupy any ongei
seat IN the United States senate, he j. not sutap
ersDn to sneak to the assembled culture Of an hOnorcd
college. II this Committee made their chOlcc unWll
tuely they are strangely OHt of place. II they md IL
knowingly they have disgraced Their Alma mater anu
offered am insult to every graduate OF the college W heu
all the land is sending forth one unhrOken eAeCraoh
against evil dOers in high places Dartmouth Colege
cannot t TO the high and houOGed position or Alumni
orator a man upon whom rests the Stigma Of the Cieit
Myblicr scandal without making herself party 10 the
protest against the act Of this Committee by Whcu
they have COMPROMISED the good name or an honottu
ana ancient institution OF learning. ALLNAUs
IiqytrLiN, y. H., Aug. 10, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Proi H.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department rad AT the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported iully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address LIE rRIBUNE. NeH-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17

CAPACITY OF TIE NEGRO FOR HIGHER RANGES OF
srUDY-EXPEmENCE OF NEw-YoRR TEACHERS
PREJUDICE ALONE IN TIE WAY or ADVANCE-
MENT
TO me Edttor Of The TrtbUnc
SR Upon reading your editorial of Monday
last, A Word Or the Black Man" | decidedly
pressed with the article, somewhat uufur ana
calculated 10 DO harn although dpuot Otherwise
intended, am too thankful for past favors, AMI have
much faith IN the generosity OF Tn TRIBUNE %
tribute To- for moment the chtrgr wilifIl ms
representation bat too often have suI red. in this
Instance from not being understood The general terror
of The article % which have reicrre Is to in
equality of the races (il open question that as Often
been Gsputed) and the iucdpiJI.ty uou-ic,.lc Oi
our people higher range OF stndy general im-
p!oycmrnt. Now should Ike to know how The TKIB-
rNE arrived at such q conclusion; certainly f.c d1
bear it out FIy acquainted with the sch os .n tni,
what has been stated rncchef dld nifty ha, b'cDfoud
in primary departments, ani that Lea cO"ro' ~tu..H'7
have been once started that certain pJg" which yOu
say lt is pos ,ib. 10 coax dive them beyond has
never been observed by any t'a"hcrs wi whom nave
come n contact and tie schools "NOrth" have fur
nshed thr schools South" with teachers, what is
of the one section is rue also OF the other. Az in yOu
say our friends who hoped to us press on 10 the
highest level cIv.z discOUr1 -rd, ~ there
was a doubt that peculiar position never mlipT-
stood even by the best of friends think
be ds PEELED. Bind man hand AMI foot and hiI Aiui
help himself; strike him aud taun hm with coVardicr
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
Cornora!lon Notices.

EIRE DEPARTMENT. - Sealed Proposals
will he received hy tue department until ~ OcocA m
s7 10 S7t AZ follows F0r building Engine Horse sixty
.egcut..,i 1braye iT bailng Ssn Fire P@goe; 'f
tlf.Aug Fare Hose ay. straw Otts and ferd 'I
400 tons aHi 100 VruA Pine WOOD For paTtcu'
Ian. zee C,IIes for sale 90 80. City iIaL
CEALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
> GlANiTE FOR BULKuEAD or RIVER WALL-Sesed pTopo
material viii be reccyt tie office oi The Dsp4r
II O'Clock TUESDAY, Sept uber l. - J.
Fo- u Information 1he Ciiy Rcori for sale No CIV
dali
THIRD DISTRICT COURT IIOI SE.-
SEALED Proposal, vii b. Comm. -lJn'rs Tor
the ERECTION OE THE COURT House u ie nir Jr4c 81 p'
trct o. o'clock AUGUST D. ISL or The mas' ann
iIcia,es the oIs-cuers work ~ Court H
foeci, Prison pu ing 10 De- ec,r n The T1r J1ll D.
ic For 7iculd5. Cy Record Copies for sale at No
Cte Han
! Dn; BARRELS FLOUR; b, ,,. p.n,,,n.., o.,
Ptir fh1ur C5fler. vail Or1c Ausrs ~ 1874
ior furnishing 900 barrels OF Flour
f0.I The t Record. Copies for sale az No 'lN
HI
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
The bids for stocks at the close of the Board were

The London market reported British consols
steady and American securities firm, money on three
months bid being 1l-lG per cent. The foreign eX
changemarket presented the usual dullness OF Satur
day. The gold market was free OF excitement. and
all the sales like yesterday. at lO9l and lO9'
the highest price of the week having been no. and
the lowest 1904 On gold loans the rates were }, |,
and at the close per cent for carrying, and fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $1,000 in called
fve-tweutes making total for the week of S5S,OOO,
and disbursed $4,000 in coin interest on
the public debt bringing up the total for
the week to S33?,000. The export clearanceS
of domestic produce for the week ending Aug. II.
amounted in currency valuation 10 1881 ,313. The
importations of dry goods the port OF New-l ork
for the week ending Aug. ID amounted to S2C62,3'o
the amount thrown upon the market footing up
50 332 2S) and of general merchandise to S3,l9O2Gl,
making total of Sj,252.S35 in gold coin valuation.
The exports of specie are given below. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows: Gold cleared, S2250,000 gold balances.
81 1885, 702; currency balances, $l,46i9ll The fol-
lowing were the principal quotations:i
IO:Oo..lO95s l:3O.. 1895 l:0o.l09la 23o ';;l09a
O..lO9ll l2UO... 1893 l:}OlOsa JOO.'. W. ="
ii:0O.. 1895 i25O...lO97s ,2:OO...IO9ia 1925
The days business at the L. S. Sub-lreaSury COM
prised
sIGi9l5 SO Currene, paya' o
GOA salaicr5l 7i637j IS Customs. 2230OO 90
CurrsncT receipts. 4o3ol1 30
The balances in the Treasury at the close of bus-
ness to-day were as follows:
Scea iepo. Of leg,i tenders for the redemption
o.certdcates Of de- ~ ,e2VD99
tlpoVtNe
nening coin crra'ste'' & 0onV
Outstanding legal tenders. "S-Ooooo"
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
The balances in the Treasury at the close
ness to-day were as follows:
The following are The closing nominal rates Tor |
foreign exchange (:

The money market is without change, and call
loans were quoted at 2a3 per cent aud prime dis
counts moving at to 7. The bank statement re-
fleets Oh the heavy falling of i'll the specie exports OF
last week Deposits are four and a half millions
lower and loans are contracted freely. The reserve
is weakened 20 the extent of S2,212,S,j. The follow
ir,, ,ra tbc rnrunaratiVe totals:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
ynrnlIure.

T,ORSALE-DESKS, CHAIRS RECITATION
STATS. LLAC CNBOAKU, CAkPtiS. Sc. snhcent Tor 100
scholars C.l S. -Jl West jOs o. AiERLO" o94
GA-sVe.
NIISFIT CARPETS.-&0od secondhand and
VI ri.G CA3rErS a specially; al sizes rc patterns 'ery
cheap. IL Futon-'-, near Nassau 'iie eiirla'''
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17

In railroad bonds thtre was small DuslneSS NJ
steady quotations The conversion OF Union Pacific
income bonds into the new sinking fund bonds
amounted to $4,000 in this city on Friday The
folloyipp were the bids lor railroad bonds:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
lCsreiullr reported ior rHs rSl8gSE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
The receipt, Of produce ending SATURDAY Apg Is en-
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

sArrKDAl, Aug -, loli
Tie following +. coaplr,e rs, erpor ,ip3'i 10 vessels WA
Vere cleared tod fo
ANryERP-Dark Philp F'11atr.ck 100
po.i, bbs....... 300 whes hu,h........'... sVo'
A.PiSvALL-Brg Wnle.. 80,