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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
VIM. S. WATT,
NO. 1909 .Malketstreet,
Pl UMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER

Wishes his friends and patrons to know that he has
resumed business in the above brances and would
bestowed. lie is prepared To do all kinds OF work
in his lne and submit 6. Inmates Ot cost, guaran-
teeng to finish all contrasts and complete all jobs
in the most
SUBSTANTIAL AZ WORN MANLIKE MANNER.
Satisfaction to all will be my aim, and the snlai
posi- bic IrJut chI rgel. -
Give u c Y call aI-2 Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
4 ,ONDENSED MILK.

Is made by carefully evaporatng tn Q watery por-
ton Of fresh Mlk. adding to it snail portion Of
white sugar and sealing it up hermetically. In
this way it v i'll keep for years and can again be
brought nearly 10 its naturally liquid state by
the addition OF pure water 1t is ry largely used
in the preparation OF food for ilfants, and is
especially adapte ed TO the use Of travellers on nc
count OF its portability and answering all the rur
Vr' es OF fresh milk. The best bra 1ds are sold bv
T.. BRIHdHURST A CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11

A GOOD jury SToRY.-One of the best jury
stories comes to us from California. The jury had
been out for some time when the Sheriff was dis
patched by the court to see if they were likely to
agree. lie found them performing sort of tri-
nmphant march around big bottle Of whiskey,
from which they had all been copiously imbit-
ing to the music of the fife and drum, the latter
instrument being borne on the back of the fore
man and vigorously pounded by the next juror,
while the rest Of the happy band were singing.
1--WE couldn't agree upon verdict nohow," was
this afable foreman's explanation to the court
"and we didn't think it was any hurt 10 have a
social time s'ongs We was q congenial party
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
SHLsHN DID
EA STERN ICE
FOR. 1874,
= W. bovc sncured n very large stock of the bei

Although the above price fare as low as
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market at
profit, we do not intend to be undersoid upon any
consideration.
These prices to take effect On and after Monday,
April u. .,,.,. ,,,or
OrF1ecs-405 Shipley 4th ami Poplar, and l$l6
Walnut Sts apr u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
Admitting Colorado.

The House of Representatives, by vote Of
lG0 to 65, has passed the bill admitting Colora-
do into the Union According TO the census Of
1870 Colorado had a population of 7,l64 Of
whom 1900 were Indians mot taXed), leaving
SO, ,SG4 as the population upon which represen-
iation would he tased. The entire census pop
pulation wasnot much greater then that of the
Of the Nineteenth Ward Of Philadelphia at the
same time viz, 45, $40. But Colorado has con-
siderable more area-104, 500 square miles-
which gives square mile to each thirty eight
hundred,h part Of citizen. Ia the Nineteenth
Ward the census reports that 1879 persons over
ten wears Of age cond not read and 1867 persons
could not write. In Colorado, G297 could moi
read and GS22 could not write and this return
is made on the basis Of the representative moi
the true population, SO that the 1900 Indians
n ut taxed are not included in it.-Ledqer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
APRIL 20. 1874.
49,. 4

Train. will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stationst ~, y lO,
90 10 30 a. M; =, 4 ~, : Il. 10 "a p. IN. -,
Philadelphia and New York, ii A. IN Il; I+l'' . l.
M. -. a.. =, p, N 10
Baltimore and Washington. Il -. . 0} 10 % a. m;
! 23.5 70, : l0p.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle II S. 10 10 m: -, 9, ) 10 y. IN
Seafori and Intern etate stations, II 81, 10 10 a
So y, M. 80. ,o "a
Delmar and intermediate Stations, l257. 10 10
O.. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS, .
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, ~, Is 81
p
Philadelphia and New York, Il a IN,
baltimore and " Washington, II -, . o3 a. m ,
For further Information passengers are referred
to tie time tables posted at the depot;
ii. I. RENNE1,
msrll-1ydkv SUPERINTENDENT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
1874 EASTERN ICE. 1874,
Hlving secured large quantity Of
GOOD SOLID ICE.

Cut on the kenebec River and running from II 10
- inches in thickness, we will sell At uuflng Tue
coming summer ut the following Ircei;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
Wilmington ana western R. ".
TIME TABE.E.
FALL AMI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FALL Ant WINTR.EARRAN6EME
HE1 Commencing Oct. it,. 1874, trains will
10Y run as follow;
Leave Wilmington ~ q a. and 80 ?. IL.
Leave Landenberg A. a. IN, and 81 =. III,
Arrive at Wilmington . III. and 20 p IN.
Arrive ~ Landenberg l. 80 IN, and 20 IN
COENECTl0NS-Iralns leaving wilmingt ton a I
10 80a Ii with train leaving Philadelphia at -
III.
1rain leaving Win in. ton at 81 III, connects
with train lea, iuF Philadelphia at % IN.
Train arriving At Wilmington at - a IN, with
train for Philadel phla at 10 IN,
for Philadelphia at Ia.
sunday trains will he withdrawn after Oct. lst.
DAVID CUNNELL, Supt.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
COTTON MARKETN

MOBILE Pen l-Coon firm snd Miding II ne Lo"
MddunK IA Ordinary l3a+ net receipts, 500 hsl
exports l2i9 bss sales LOCO bses STOCK OO5zZ
bsies 49,.
l3Le Nddng l6c 939 blles exports 90 Geat
britain the Continent $500 bej cOasise, 1850
hale sales. $50 bales; stock. 1880 bales
PHuA Feb. ll-COton duet MiddinR 1919; Low
Mding Strict Good Ordinary, l44e Good Culinary l4e
or nsrT l2c; receipts 72O bales ,l26 bales
375 bales; shipments 3,2 baes sales i73 bales
SAvASEIH ll-COOn 6m Mding 10 2e; net receipts,
22O9 exports coaswise, bales s l,3j4 bses ocE
SS 1873 bses - -
BosIos Feb ll-Cotton quiet and edy Mddng l6@c net
receipts gross 1872 bae TO Gres Britain 4i7
baes sales 800 bales stock. 1000 bales.
Feb llCotton quiet Low bldflng 1920 'fci
receipts 23SS bales stock, 12s3 bales
BAtTmORg Feb llCoton dun aud nominal; Mddhng 10 &C.
Mddngs l47sOl5e Good Ordinary l3Se receipts
l5l baes sales 2ZO bses spnners
lOj bales stock l4.l66 bales - -
WILNsGToN llCouon trm Miiilug lJc net receipts
1j2 exports eoaItwe 36l bse sales 293 bA stock 442
bales. 90
Low Mdng Good Ordinary. l3sc Ordinary, lO7se net
reeeps l0597 bNes; Great Bntan
SAP bales Continent 200 bales 10 France $3.50 bales:
Sl bales sales 5000 bses last evening G5OO bales
stock $40 69g bales ..
CH.HIEsTos STEADY; Mig l5isal54e; Lew
MiddIag 45Ql43tc; Good Ordinary If receipts 522
bales EXPORTS 60l bales; 1900 basi stock
NosroIE Feb 11.-Cotton quiet MiddHng. l4as net
23Go oses sales 4oO bales;
GteGsT4 Fe6 ilCOttOu quiet MddDs, l5ci r.eeiD" 6Sl
bales: sales, slg bales . ..
CIycNSAu Feb IL dull; Mddlipg, l5ie; receipts
2s4 bale, shipments 500 bales: sock 10 222 bales
IorsyI1IE Feb. ll.-Coton quiet Middiug 10 q"
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

nss toNK Reb ll-BREvEsThe receipt.
o. and no tsde worth mentioning To-day 42O
ss.i at se rev r il Jersey City, And load Of local ,oct
AZ ioves reached the market place very hour The trsnsse
" sS qTo'o. rot 5 ~ including 5 e common to fair
e. ana common to extra nstve at lOa13c p n 5Gto
p D. eu, bu' were pot disposed operate freely the prices
Ware 'Ga for Nom. wairel Co. 81 Illinois steers, n. e-
s'epse at ia o. pcI b,tO dress 81 ID; 10 7s4 cwt at Le
ao s"I at ll4ei and "a d. strong Ga ewt, at 0as
We Do4lsy for Morn. w,rs Co.. 100 common TinO. steer.
schu'.sI for Morrs wsIsl Co.. l27 IhoO. steers ev
Geo Tousr for Morris Co.. So Illinois steers ga ev at lOl.e y
s Do ,;s " o.: CT al s ID to de'' 90 10 ana 55
Goldsmh for Morris Co. AZ coarse Illinois ste-r. ewt a,
X ~ y 10 40 ia' DO est at llGlzl2e Is DO "a ewt
pow S,'n ~ 70 . Co. 50 5og Il To- C'1 20 IG, % steer, S ss
$S5 head or .ong 6 = no S %s., G7is 81 b .'5SI 5S %
and 80 common Missouri Ga Zoe b to dress
Oossy sephero1 ,od their account 237 Illinois steers
. s ns~ Ga 94 ewt " 1O2alSe bO.t 26 al ths
ssszr Az. LAsss-Rep yesterday wer, l2 s2e head
o.S sSss were l6 carr O2l large business was
''a and sales were tendency ia favor Of n.
HPrs s sp ,old q Ohio sheep 95 average a.
'p 80 - ssrlisSs, ,sIUs, 80 ~ y ,oe ,ose,ISgs nse
,,-s s,s sold zoo State sheep SO average 6a and ~ Do
sss 1ds. S.esp. y s,v we're s q ss 81 a.
s0 one car q Un0' tz2 y ,sIag 5s City dressed wen.
OfSg 40 lOsns snd bsyy So y M large
sg,,,Io Peb lL-c.rTlI1R,e.ips ,cdsy including y ear,
si far Ss0s head 224 1856 for he
PES last veet The marset was active al strong yesterdays
b " slvance on A "esls closing fae 'le qsihy good
800 head disposed Of; sales 800 head Illinois
nt from ll29 to l47l ~ s5 2Od$G So IS head Indi,s
g.,nushgng iron 952 10 l212 u Al ~ 5OQf5 so 100 hsa
lo steers ranging from l05 10 l3O D 50 l2a6s5 30 25C
st hehgsh steers ranFDg from OO2 % 2Ss n at e. 25ds5
D. 35 - ~ 49,
% ss aS ssg S m ':ss's s ,'Ssst 900 ,
steh" l6SOD head for be s The market
k's al ts desiue closing prices 800 hei
esgsh sheep ngug from "a - l0j n ~ 639ds6 2j
Sss que .heep rngng FROM rs 80 u. at "a 62 as5 20 l'
"thsoa u @ssp sad lambs, averaging 1872 n. At 50 30
V hsospn to-iiY Including Gnyaf 500 hetd mafn
1 supply Tor t veek tins lar lJ1 100 head against 10 5O
.s of u. SANE time Last ueek The marss was sow ap dn
'"s''' " rs as5 62'2i b.s'y hogs s5 1896
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26,

The snee IN bankruptcy oJ Wilcox D. hen-
Msren Ncavea Colay Counec ini IN ti- premises
hereinafter described
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26,
The sFg%ys sG%s1 m orn- 0, , s run rTc d, wrSs stock
sapp goods dn she'd ani IN process p @ ai hi.'ei ol a., snl
ini to th, cstst~ Of said bankrupt
Also the Jo,ris shol,r 'ahi connected hrre~a fune sup
plies ami uesoua property therein
Also eig t,nem5at hoas and land connected hr'wh
A. 40 5sSerS aSSa S 5s aol Of situo lS iai,S d % . s
The mu oDe consists 9i about t~G acrs Of nai 'ilt IN
depth about 80 ect together g AZ vat az
o,a three o sui attic bncs mill an hnE and
@ oi S1c1oai and other hc other n, badng' of sooi
Connected with The mi two engines 80 horse poser each wa
pumps engine 6Iures. steam pipes aIei uaen, &c. &c. r1i
prop. rsy Subject claim Of aechincs lieu sl21- 49, ioS
Also is set. cards broad spinning Jacks and mue. pe
eTr1ctor, dock grinders cloth dryer gig. IRON tias boz
mschnery MACHINERY drare' and tools usei IN running aud
The property the mill the
Myris Abut osetm acre Of ni tlresi,ory irlc
s@aG ,Sbt 10 1i aen Haf u 81 l. whiit5eai SI50 So
0 OIs pSs on s property subject 70 Hosse Of $s2
Medn savings Bank 0ne other Psee Of land SS,"Ts % the T.n
'.. MID Sas sa .a of K IT, weic1d OF s45 o.
lnoap as the sa House contemplated street
S% St S NJ s S S 3 % Gs %Stea + %%s IL, 9 s ss''n g. S'
piece Of .d On east side Of Pratt oe & SSh - Of premise. Of
subject 10 r. l.. Nhiteheads lien OF SiZ 10
land adjoining aforementioned the nor'h about
Of with cottage house thereon subject to White
heads lien VI $40 o.
One piece of land and Camp about quarter
double house thereon subject r. Whiehesd
lien Of $40 90
piece land the side Of Hobsri-st with frontage o
about 230 feet. snitable for building lots
All the above will be sold subject 70 the ineumonrt,
sbye specified shall have been discharged
There viii a.o time place all tn. stock the
mill Of manufacture consisting OF warps ysn. psy
cloths with lot Of dyeSufs h0cks sh0y
supplies &c and the oce furniture including two sales
desks bsnors skirts about 500 ysrs OF
eoth Of wool 25e Of coal one ho Two
cows, and all other clates belonging 10 said estate
OF fuller the machinery snd personal prop
aud examined the Office o the assignee az esE
herden Connecticut and ercalar or handb onanne 'n h
Teny or descpton OF personal property will be
By mail application 70 rats me' eaeD
attorney the assignee IL u "iL'oA' aS''sHee'
Dated. Meriieu, Jsu 81 1875
ITHE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION
Statistics Of Bosu Of Canals and Trunk ksrods o Sste. o.
OpelAg aud Closing the ETe OanA iOG 20 years. IN AL
MASAC. Price 20 eentA
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
6ouses ano farms Wanteo.

WANTED 10 PURCHASE, or LEASE for a
w term DwBLLISGHorsB bstssea Twsniy orb sad Forii'Ih
COLES HUBBARD, .292 Bro,dway
WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE in
Brookyn suitable family Of with all
m.n; within 80 OF Fulton
AAlr.,. With all particular Q. q. T.. rnbane Ohee.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
WOOL MARKET.

Po,rov llThere important ehsnge IN the mithet of
Wool manufacturers buying moderately at current
uG th. pressure sell the p,r Of hoers about i2OooV
been bought quietly tue past two weeks ana
ofs description somewhat reduced ana IN lev h-nos
Pulled rather dull Choice superhne ana ~
m previous quote sales Of Extra and Double
Extra Pennsylvania Feces J5c Treble Ertra spd eh
and Michigan and Wisconsin Freezes al
a. n Pued 10000 v 10 for Supebne ana Tx
VsTy Choice 10 selling at 55dG0c. y ID.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK Wednesday. Feb II. 1874.
There was "A fair attendance at the Ex-
change Saesroom to-day. j. Bleecker, Son Co. sold
by the Supreme Court in PARTITION, under the
direction of william c. Barrett. referee the business
properties known as No 69 Frankfortst. No 328 Pearl
ST. and No 26s Water-st There but little compet
tion for the property. and it sold at low hgure
Full particulars will be found below.
William H. Rlynor has sold the fOurst0rv browD-st0ne
house feet lot feet east side MadsonaYe 223
feet south OF Seventy -iOurth-st., for $4,000.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
3..rorv brick house So 62 PriDkfort 25r
3.torv brick house. known No 32S Pelrls
'y ~ 6y,2l,i % o. | " ................... IL 500
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Jospor, Feb ll-l230 m-Con,ol, t Do,.v si Z ,ao T..
20, seoSai g2s Cnsi States bosss-Ssw Fye i03 Ee Ri
rs' eisrss. 445 kss-Yefk csnasl 90 ' IVA" DIV N~'
LixskFO0L Feb. 1--IZ:3O D. Cottos "a, .,,,. "a, ,...
~ - We sas1 sl -G uGlaEs ass.sx sis. as uaaIxs
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRlIkG rHh
UNITED STATES MAIL.
yEw .Sp PULL-PowgRBD STEAMSHIPS
s.,n,s from New SATURDAYS RON Liverpool tRUH1
IYE e.iinr . Cort Hsrbo' each va, -
"AiN OCkANIC SATURDAY. Feb, IA 800
REPIBLIC. SATURDAY. FEB. 2l at 500 -
,EITIC. SATURDAY. feb Is, 3:0Op
IDRIATIC, SATURDAY. March T. al 300 r.
BALTIC sATURDAi March IA al 200 p
Prom tne white DoeK Pavoris feur. sersv Cltf.
Passage, fcr all esssl unrv,lei eombans
SAFETY, sPBBD AND COMFORT
saoona ststsrooms miish
elI aad aovniesss h0""'
ths.e reAnsn .., -, s.~,.r.
RATAssao0n. $50. gold. Tickets sli0 son st,
$50 Those wishing for friends rom he V' ~
can prepaid srdstes s3s. eaa u.A,,s
pssss hooked non all p.rs o' amsnsA '~
NoTsay s~edsn. lniis Australia OhiBA SS
psals from 81 sp-srs. - .., =, M, Cepe.sy
io iaspcuos Of Ola, Other nf,cp.So] ,pp safis
90 M. BEssi-s. kep
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
Real estate to gftbange.

A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY to EN-
~ CHANGE ioF SALR-Easy water rs hor,e
niles from New York City especially adapted for heavy manufacturing
mill large aud substantial frequent property b. rail ,ni
10 Of lAad with buildings three railroad depo N
300 distance A. BLOMQVlSr, $50 Nssse'sL
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
Gouartuersnlp Nonees.
DO mhom II man Gonteru

A NY one wishing to engage in BUSINESS
~ where hey tue at Of magnificent n-
eau be accommodated BY calling At 99l Sirihavs
BOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, lmpo
IDgsncs BY Hkskf OAkikLs.
n. D. la LeIingou hAlei for q,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES
ipg Hamilton Perrr App, to b. sCHIBfFRLIN 10 william st.
DOR SALE or kXCHANGE-10 LOTS on
Bgh,b-sve, BROOKLYN. Inquire Of HARVEY BAKER SON
No. Pine ST.
nor SALE-Two-stOTy, basement, and sub
cellar bIo,ptons HOT Prospect PaIi Brooklyn Price
molersts Term. sssy. RuLAND WHITING, . Beekm,nst
NOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
81. Fl,tbu.s, ard Prospect Pst Plaza GORDON L. FORD
b7 Clartst. Brooilyn
EOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 Wilor 81 Hiek.st log Pns,ppest, l5s
40 ~ and 2b6 and 2Oo Washington st.
7O aud i97 wloashby, GORDON FORD 81 Cirt't Brook
bn.
DEAL ESTATE in Brooklyn for SALE
I,pd,ome RESIDENCE with ground aud stable In The best
location m the oty-No 40l Cntona'e between Gsn AMI oaie
innure Al Toe hou brownstOne HOUSE With stable
NJ ~ Einse. near Ing.ton-s inquire at No iOl Cnonave
HOUSE ofofu-se'
49, F''N'' V''NN' JOSEPH HEGBMAN,
corner OF wlloushby and Peidsts. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

PBTROLRJ Mhe for Crude in bulk inactive to-day
si without decided chance though rather ANYTHING from the
cise Of 2 and futures 7aio shipping
erode II i2dl Refined but less active; sales
nf 900 bbs spot a. 5c quoted 10 Sc February and 52c hs
bali March sales Of 1000 bhls buer 6r bsf NAV at l7c 40
bh het test FOR delivery l5gc; $500 bb& do do at
6e Cases quiet sud weak 2l & Nspbba nominal at Sac
e Greek quotations M ~ 10 OIL Ctv Tdoute, 81 So
Tve. y l72aS2 % and PkeTs - dS2 20 for Onion
AMI 81 lO0S2 10 United Pipe Al PbpsdepMa the market
hmer bot quiet febarv quoted be- and 1000 bbs sold for last
h March at l5 the but obiainsbe at that pne the
elOsA
RCBTe market for an tuds quiet snd steady al previous prices
Ses tOdsy Of - casks Carolina sdSs $50 bb Louisiana
y l2pSc, and 10 bags kangooD 81 7sd7 2c
bUGARSe market for Ravs has steady with fair
The bas Of Yesterdays figures sales Of 800 hh Centugas
S,, 3S bids 80 Martinique 900
N sails At 7.c also last evening IL hhiS Martinique
aebued SuR steady sBd uHohsaged
sBHDS-Cioyr dull and unchfnged quoted Gle Pnu.
Timothy inactive At 50 2jd$ SO 80
sTBARS steady with =. asked GAG bid Strictly Choice;
Of 20 tcs Prime 9a-c and 300 cs Of color Al
TALbOH active and im sales OF 10000 n Pnme
r 80 900 choice outoftown stock at lSlGc aud 10000 n
B,oi 30 Prime At 7es4734c
WHISKY more active s frmeri sales Of 500 bbs asl o.
epi 2bJ bb., Alcohol at IL 80.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
Gitp proper,D 10 Eei.
Gountrp propertp to ret.

HOUSE, II rooms, good barn, z acres of land
a rent. $3.50 COTTAGE. I9oa. si1O isrssb-i, tyJs
Others $3.50 81 900 oranf oDDDfiaTJ - -cf-
"'' "" "'''' ''' c. FREEMAN. lsl Br,,4-,r.
MODERN HOUSE-t2 Rooms, Bath, Stable.
WI bfarre Garien Pratt Jamscs T. T.. ~ fy~
city rent taken Ahess a. R,saot ss Psrk n
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
Men, Jsrssp Real Gstats TOR 6als.

A VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE-On
y M h aa.In.. Iocatian IN JERSEY CITY. Adiss ~ D..
Bor 2 36s New.Yors Posi-Ohee --------
A FARM of 80 acros for SALE or EN-
n CHASGR M properly with spss ,1i reps 20 coss
h,r.ss ,nd e 'nis 80 nis 10 hss|srssf si "a
u,.- lsygG a, EEGLiV, "a VssEasA
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
BROOKLYN propertp 90 Get.

rEO LET-STORE No 40 Nassau-st 81; three
Il PLOORs of hodss iOi PiaespgDsss GORDON rV"p -
CiArk sh. btsDSIA .t.....
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

% r,,ni are snd tssna aoi.e and stronger
srsdes the Mde gr'ae f,r this week
tOC shs uclading 5000 bol> ShPp"e . an
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
Bankruptcy Sale.
Valuable will Property and VIA.
cl,inery, Houses, stock, Fix.
tires, WOODEN GOOds, &c.
FOR sALB AT
Public Auction.

Dl.rRCr Cousr TIP tNfrgD srNkt.
pisTRtr tDNS2ruCur
I'm bs MIR u Yc . CO. 0J Ntisa. bfpSrEp ~ 767
The ynee IN bankruptcy o'J Wilcox D., 90 hei
den hsua gpt tlc highest BIDDER AZ tar
tosn Msen Ncsllayen County Counecc.t ni t premises
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

4 TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
GREATLY REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT AND PAsSAGS
The Will COMPANY. whsN
Pier AZ North River foot of Canal New YORK. follows:
SATURDAY FRB Ia, at 2 D. m-C0L0N Gait W tadsoo
Meeting with the splendid steamship COLIMA for San Frabcc
SATURDAY FER 28-ACAPULCO. Capt g. Graz. eoaseetss
with the gui6oent steamship ARIZONA. Cart Csvsrls.
Both vail call Jamaica oa taei
ard homeward voyages.
Captain Colon accompany bis passengers hr0ass"
Prsleisco.
RATES OF PASSAGE
EewrOk San Francisco Csbo, 500 $llO e9rea' S~'e
ing 10 location. -
New FORK 10 San Francisco Steeage. 500 eorreH' ,
N-wlork Kng.toa Cabin. $50 gold Seefsss 70 so" o.
frssht n0rmau0n aplp -
PSrsfsT III ~ ,Ts'I, 80 ' n. }. BULLAr.
p,s.,t.a, ara m,nunns Director supenntsntesI
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THY GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoAPANrS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN hBW.YORk AND HAWK CALLING
AT BRESr.
hou Pier NJ. 30 North PiSeT ssiolo~si 80. -
IN LAIiREST....... LachesneI "a u RDAf MascR
PERIIRE .Dsnre. ......SATUkDAY March u
AuERfoliR .Roussu. SATURDAY.. April
PRICE PASSAGE IN GOLD Uneiudins sias,
TO BkESr OR HAVRB.
25 Second Csbs.
Excurs "
the Coainen xurspA
botn by kngisn
ior,s Of erourg trouble
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-20
CHRISTIAN CONVERSATION.

Says a Christian minister: 81 remember
the conversation of two personal friends as
among the most powerful instrumentaltles
in leading me to the Christian life.
"The one was man Of business, my Sab
bath.school teacher. I recall, with ever.in.
creasing gratitude and delight, the time when
he sought occasion to say to me in private
that he had strong desire for the conversion
of my soul. I knew that he was sincere and
in earnest, and my heart responded, though l
said little Those words of tender solictude
and persuasion followed me until was ena.
bled to make the great resolve to seek the
Lord with the whole heart.
"The other friend was my school instruc-
tor. He was young man in course OF pre-
paration for the ministry. He did not say
much to me on the subject Of personal relig-
ion, but l knew he had strong desire for
my conversion, and that his prayers went up
daily in my behalf. He had way OF intro.
ducing religious conversation so that it did
not seem out of place. He so presented the
Christian life that it seemed inviting and in
teresting. The memory Of these two men to
me is blessed"
What a power would Christianity be in
the world if every believer improved every fit
occasion to invite others personally to the
Saviour. Men may reject our doctrines, with
stand our public appeals, and resist the Holy
Ghost; but they are touched and drawn by
the love and faith which lead us to 60 to
them in fearful tenderness, not to argue,
not to upbraid, butto beseech them in Christ'a
name to be reconciled to God. Such an
approach removes prejudice, disarms criticism.
silences cavil, and when made in love and
faith, reaches the heart and saves a soul from
death.-American Messenger
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-20

TINHE COOKING STOVES manufactured at our
i works in Greensboro, N. c., give universal
satisfaction wherever introduced. They are made
of the BEST SCOTCH PIG METAL, with heav-
ier and thicker plate than any other Stove in tho
market, and consequently will the longer with
stand heat and hard usage. They are of hand
some pattern and neat finish, and warranted equal
in every other respect to any Cooking Stove sold
in the United States, while itis confidently claimed
that they are the CHEAPEST. All the usual
pieces of ware and cooking utensils are furnished
with each Stove. An important consideration
with purchasers is the fact that our patterns and
sizes are never changed. Should apiece get acci-
dentally broken at any time we can replace it at
the mere cost of casting. Not simply because it
is home production, button account Of its intrin-
sic merits as an article Of house hold economy, do
we ask the patronage of home purchasers. More
than ONE THOUSAND Of these Stoves are now
in use, and among many others having them we
respectfully refer to the following r. E. Guthrie,
D. NJ. Campbell, NJ. H. Currence, York county
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Wylie, Chester; D. A. Gordon,
Guthriesvie; John A. Brown, Rock Hill B. P.
Boyd, Joseph Herndon, l.. NJ. Grist, Yorkville.
You can save the freight from the northern cities
and the dealers profit, which is no small item,
by buying of us, and at the same time get
STOVE THAT IS MORE DURABLE than those
of northern make. The following are our prices,
delivered at depot in Greensboro: ..
No: with 10 pieces ware and rect pipe sSS ~ ~
Address, SERGEANT & McCAULEY,
Greensboro. N. C.
It. C. DUNLAP, Agent, Yorkville, s. G.
JOHN r. LONDON, Agent, Rock Hill, 8. G.