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, 1875-08-10

Moulay, AtR.9: .
Cherry nv, 111 II n W nf HiIss Vt, " T, 2'Il4o
Oil, If. 81 /: u 1tnr It, = I, 2oaloI II. with
1a"s:s aS:s ~ IL III ss Il AHs . $500
!os 1lI2 II, dated Ang. 7.................,. 1900
uarf:.on Il, TO II Y Of Abertieen Il, i, Gos
Tnk!,au Al, x+ Il j. VI Huron 1t, v t, s1rl94
II. dated Aug. .......,......-,..-., 1000
q a.l013;0 II, dated Arg a...........,.,. y. 3,9ol
Chieaao az, 10 4-19 + e of Ashland ar, 81. 2'1
1ls II, dstcl Oct. u. 1871. 400
Ea1ne premises. lltsd tlct II, 1si4. 4...... 4,5DJ
viii ,mlfnssment., dated Jniy ll.......... 2,5so
Kregtr st. e2s 9-lo Il Il " Of stsilitld as.nsf,
west ohto At. :, II " Of union,a I, :51loit,
osnsse.a an.sa Aas ~ s,ioiS IT, md i.rri.;n Il. ''''
c.@plei @ ~! ~ iS;S Il Of vsn Dut:n s
40v 121A 4, a4lc! Aug. g.o................,.. 3toJ
lesN It, dlsed Aug. 3s,co7
rarE AZ. % Il p 81 i~as1st It. i. .a5aiaift with
Improvements, dated Ja, 81 lo,o1
St., 1, itB11ho II. With " II trout on san,o
block, dated July 6...........,........,... 13sno
F1lton 1t. between Fran :!aco aud Sacramento
kta n 1, 7tx1i9 It, with % B11 fl front
ssi1e tIoct. dated July 1G..........,....... $500
Walnut u: between Frsnctse' atnl Sacramento
s,,so block. aasca July y ...:..... ,..... 1900
sa, nf. loixl'u II, with 1ti sL1o # in sams .
NORTH or otrr LIArra. WITHIN 4 nAp1us or NILES
or c0Unf -nDEsE.
;i,n5cs: ? saSi.. q Sa f. Il wk M af i apJaa .s
3,o2l, etc., Iinn DEose,' ,'lstrd AAzch1.. s 2NO0
souIu or cirE LIMITS, wI7iIlS HADlua or AILxs
Of o3UHr-nOu4E,
baltic It. l0o It n u Fitty-hsst IT, v I, 95ozlea
It, dated Aug. 1.:...... ..............,.S 5000
, 1875-08-10
kARiME,


PORT OF CHICAGO, AUG. 0,
Ann1vEp-Vrol' kowin,rg. Buffalo. auntlr!c,; tt,,
Enterpr!ue. L,tdiuatusl, lmtnr: altnr Corona st. Ia
snntlrtos; prnp McshenBer, 81. Jo. s,,nsrius; rr,
Chicago MHnitowoc, auntlFes: HcAr Junnio Mulle
Lal!nston, lumber; Ecl,r West s!1o, Charlotte, coa
prap q. J. Trcsel1. nrecn Isly. lrra; srlr L,1
poak. 1t. Jo iunter achr Four Hroti.cra, Marl,tet
lamhcr: schr Wfn. II. Dunham. Lulingsnn, umles.
Arhr Madison, MusEo5on, lumber: sel.r ArunIl
Manssc', lumber; arilr E. scoyi'tc, Muakeaon. luz.
tor; prop D. ". I,,at, Cleveland, coal lmsgs L
c. i,ntta. Cleveland, coal; mrge b. K. Clint, Cere
lard, coal; rchr A. J. Muwty, Lincoln, lumber.
schr J. nta,,, ir., White Lasc. 1unt,er; s:ir II. j.
sssdniorr, ltntwatrr. iu,nlor; schr Temrest a,n!L
tee, lumber schr william CrossthwatP, Oconts, uro.
Der Rc1r william, Jones, Michigan City, allt p,uy
New Era, Grand liarcn lowing barge Mary A,naniA
Grind Haven, lumber: barge c. F. Alien, Grani
Haven, Iun,l,+r, prop MenomInce M'Iakegyn, sun
dries: s:hr O. A. Ktng. Os~oso coal. schr EmeIas
siuskcKon, lrnl orr Bc1r Nevada, oAwego. coal thr
Two rot1crs, MuBktHnn, lumber schr Cernelta, liz
nominee, lumber; schr 8. j. LnT. ror River, lun-
her Bchr j. Niblcr. Charlotte, coal; Aclr M9auke,
Belize MPnonltnue, in.nl:er: srhr II. C. Crawford
Oconio, teosraph-lolcs prop ". T. Grascs, Dufsa
coal: mrga q. D, Russell, 13uHnlo. coa':
barge @. W Adams, buffalo, coa1; sehr Graco Wilt
nry, Atpes,a. lumbar; uchr WhirtwInl, MuAkegcu,
lumber; ecr H. Ks,l. kewaunec, bark schr q. D.
Do1aman. ocnnto. iu1n~r: prop Vanderbilt, pudts
sunrles; sehs Hcsste Noalt, aaneicc. lumber SCI,
1ian,let, Marquette, unler; srhr Topscy h1usteeeo,
lumber: schr Pauline, MusGeaon. humber; scir Ia
Gou,, siuakrgon lumbnr; schr Australia, Muakeeea,
i,nber tcl,r J. A. I1oln,es. Ludingon. lumber: as
]. F. Tracy. siuskcgoD, lumber eohr Ottawa, Ludlne
ton, lumber; sehr Sarlinis, rentwuter, luulbts;
arAr Gestno, LndIngton. bark schr Maine, Gar,
Haven. lunher: lug It, Mary, Hranl Haren, towing;
schr q, HARRISON Grand Haven, lt.mlpr; prop Lapn
DufEuln. HnndrlcB; sehr Pride. MuskeBun inrk nki
Clipper City, 1rnllh Haven, luHbor gcl.r Willie Lsn
lt, Ln'lIngtus. luIubcri Bctr Nlctuc, Muake4on,
lumber a:hr Pilot, Muakcgon lnml>or; prop LIN
breeze, Holland. exolsrHton pchr Iger LaWsou MAJ
kPguu, lumber; scow J. A. Jolnsou, While Lake.
dur poBts tug bismarck, Hltuominee. towing ha,N
D. l.. Filler, ii nonspiuoa, lutnbas hargs Marinet
Aorouino,, nuber; barge Eldoralo. Mouom,n+s
nubcr.
CLxaarn-pchr Perry Hannah. masonviIlc, 7
bu oils. 2 urls pork, Iris BRET; vt,
Venture, Clay Ilalka, brlH rork; 14itt
| Doak, At. JOSEPH, ~ kegs Dcur aud sundHa;
atr J. KtIdero,lBr, Buffalu 10 0oJ In rorn schr T.
Rand. KewaHnee, 10 m II lumhcr aehr T. 7. Shtdoa
Buffalo, ,s0U bu corn echr T. J. I.un For llsea
n hsls hnur and sundrcs eclr SAM Cook, OsWtsY
l9,AD bu cosu :; hchr v. 8. Crosthwalte, pudih,
4',to hu corn prop Messenger, ~. Joseph, sfs
asnlr Chicago, Milwaukee, 10 crates cabbage.
kluHr CLEAnAKcEG-aclr J. II. Holttey. B1GLA
&c. s01 tu rDrn; stlur hlenOmtrce, MHkegon, ~ ka
-four and aonarica; sclr JaEnu!ca uswego, TO- Isl
|. cUtr.
, 1875-08-10
THE CHlCAaU INlyUNE: ,TUEsDAY AUGUST TO- 187E

ihc m,1tet eo*e!y followed whcat and in their
rs',a!'cns: Sellers wcru n,smcron. eaiy an buyers
lon Tins sereerattnR thn slvRnco which Immediately
followed tho Itsa II other erain. cash In usoer-
sample were aaite cs. and ths local fced- dealers
"sre supplying toen'as!es from thsa sonrc4., saer
:74,a37fc. oash saics, l;ooo IN, No. 1t tscsssc
,suo bu by sample Al sltaoac track. Total, 4i,H1
nyE-fsah tota veFe fairly active, and the general
IN consequence o2 iafser Offerings, eii 1t eash and
future ssiios aopteml'er Wss qctcA at 20 hid. md
s. n os ss. sSsr =, u s gs'e S Soa3 w:s
ssr sni 81 sanrls lots At 10 ssdo ~ foow. e,uol u
y sample @ It 7oasec; 40 bu NJ. 2at a3c. Total,
DARLEY-Tle market opened i!uli sna weak under
oSraa oner.n1. declining &c frnin s,tra5s closing,
Tho hno weather orought ii Eont many selling Or.
iers a tho oshes narkcta wnra lower carly hut dla-
patshcs sasin4 that VA. raining hnrd In annc."a
to hny, md, ~ m.ny sei!ors had Withdrawn, rrIees
sson ro'e IT, to and .oye te opening figures, closing
stsn. waa .ery tl'w Of ssis No. av.s nnosei she
re"ed @ III Iii to S s;.ussa ss'f Io
hnek 70 sl.i. .nl closod ut tll3. October aoi1 at
sample 81 tl.2o oil track 3oU bu 1t 3D.. ~ -
LATERr.
Meas pork was moderately .cttye after Change.
cfornR sls'fo Fner, 1t II s5 cash or Auu,ts
b,s at ss.h and 'so brls HeiIur september a
Lara waa tn.ct!yc ond nominal At fis.o2Hts1a.e .e5
Mnest wss % sTys nl ntsstr probably
:, ~ ont.is: sein1 septsa'bsr At s.2.Asi.aS;;s
Carr fir request .n ,;ea a4o h,sher. closing
T. ss.r IT, os a assrstG1afer and 1890 ior August
Oats were nrttyo and ttrouocr c,o.tnu 1fc n,ovc hs
, 1875-08-10
Condition Of the National Banks in the
Leading Western Cities.
In Local Finances tho Week
Opens with Little Business.
The Produce Markets Unsettled by Fine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Higher.
Early Weakness IN Grain, and
Strength Later.
FINANCIAL.

TheTs was . verS dun rncy.rn~n In financial ctrcts
Tie week opened With les* Dusnsns Than tbs sveraEe
Of the week befurc. Tho speculative demand from the
Board of Trade 10 carry atuf acems to have Satisfied
tsclf sad the applications from that quarter fer loans
~erc very few. Tho mercantile demaud which, afler
s constitutes The bulk VI tho business u thu banks,
remains light the country merchants arc tct4y,hg
thelE purchases Of fall gools until tloy know In What
shape elr customeEs tie farmers, will Ge placed hy
The reaultsAe tho harvest. Tho amount Of paser
The market Ia nceessary Light. Tho borroslng 10
mako up for poor eollections Remains still feature !n
bus!ncah III other directions tho loan market ns
p0tuta OF interest Ia note.
hates Of tnscrcat 1t the banks continue "a 10 Per
cent to regular customers: concessions VI #evutxl pr
cent are made Ia good outs!do borrowers.
Gu tue street thorn II very Little tnslnesa doiER.
Rates arc e@t8 per cent.
New York exchange dull. Sales made at
G3ae6o between banks for $l,oE.
There II only allBht movement Of currency to the
country,
The cloarings wcrs s4,o00Gno.
THE CHICAGO. 1T. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, AND f1rTs-
nuHd HAT1uSAL uAHKH+
rs hAvs been furnished Dy tho Comptroller OF tho
Currency with abstracts Of the rpporis made by the
National Banks Of tho 1eadiug Western ctcs Of their
condition June - aas. md make them the bas!s Of
tbs following interesting comparative statement:
ca.eaqo. 81. Lou,s. Cia,a- I.ns-
pepo4,, .at $500, ,o,s.o,op ,.assooo VII ,4iajo,o
1oas,. 2d,1s3uuo VIZ 800 ll,les,ou ls,;5jW0
o,hcr hanks 6,c.aooo 9.G2s,ooo s.l77,ooo 9o3sooo
otreuIeton..: 2'45s0 l,o'll4o s,ois.71o s.eo4,A74
nurpua H. coa,ooo 12aaono 4,c;o,ooo 1856, con
CASH. .;lo,is6.p~ s7sl.uoo 2.os1,uo 4,a2duuo
sesources Ill 900 $4,000 900 2,,5ls,ooo 4sssooo
Chicago, St. Loat<. Cincinnati and rttsburs the
four lssgcst ces In tbs Vest II will t,c seen ftoH,
these gutcs that The National Banks Of Chicago lend
those Of any ether Western city. This Ia ,he In
, 1875-08-10

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city con-
sumption: o,7;d bu wheat, o59 bu coru 6745 bu oats
III bu sye, R0a bu barley.
Tho following grain WA inspected Into s.oro on
sl"u'ay moFuing: Is cars No. sps1ng, II cara No.
do - cars M. do rejected do {lls wlcas>
II cars md 17.t0o bu high.mlzcd corn, 2l6 sud
500 bu No. do. 81 aud bb10 hu rcseea d. 10
cars no gtaao do t3ll cara cofDl; CAT whte oa1s
cars No. , do. carr rejected do, grade DO
tla oatA) ~ cars new No. rys, rejected do.
Total iAt cars> :0d Do1 bu. Inspected out 8i,59o h
wheat, lG7.6s5 Lu corn 1914 BIT 4ts l2 bu barley.
OF tho oas rocelyedt car rejected, md cars
new no grAde.
The following tab1o shows tho distribution of the
brealatnAs shilol from this city during last week,
, 1875-08-10

Of tbs tsaln fur o1ceeAsd the supply anil consequent
~ holeea found difficulty in diving p!ras another
r!asion from Saturdays quotations, bns soon ns
buyers got fa!rly To work there sharp alyAncc,
common 70 choice Hight going To s.. 9h, aud
nun to extra heavy At S7.7ks1.33. hcallawags and
cuifa were dtsposel of at 35a 723 Tho bulk Of tho
aaes were effected within = ra1R5 Of $1.DllSa.l1.
, 1875-08-10

snEEn-The supply Of sheep amounted to only sos
head, and oayncss va H.. necesa1.y Limited. IhoEe
wfz fair local deManl tut beyond tAat tero Was no
movement, and the prices current u The close of last
week we're ao more than sustained We quota poor to
NEW FORK. .-
NEW ioaK, aug .-bEEvks-.Hneeipt', bo4o max.
Try Try inv ~ s ~" on s AnDs @
sysraue duality was no better than uedtun. uooi 10
primo siecrs fair demand, and sold readily n
sl,out 1st Mondays titse WHICH wore lower than On
na.r n,x" S.a ,snr. .nd VIA. ~ .a n
1I1nrokca calt1a wero dull and closed unoun.nonlv
we4k vt decline Of hG3Ao; pour to extra native
sseers oNt91aHc; Ordinary 70 9onA Istss and chssu-
~eS Snsrn ,@.s' -. W.rt. rns,a-;. ~ ~ a
eIu, making 21oGQ tor tAs weak, aaajust 9s1U III
weak supply equal to tho demand lie market closed
WAX a. ~ 9SA1 sor saoep. snsa eseSaAo ios hmes
., IT ~ r. ns.s aastua 4 sr ~ ~. a ~
fered sliya. ~'~'~ ~
EAST LIBERTY.
EAsF IaBKnTY Pa, Aug. y,-C4TTLx-1eecclpts eipeo
FrIday, 96s lead; .oss tor tho week ending today,
IS e.ss - sals hars. The1s 1 no buslnsss doing IN
pGi4 M ts.soSss7s. ' ~''' ''''S'S' ''' N''"''@''
''' 'o' "'e>' 'N''' A ar r"ms. .ete - '''''S''0''
,,sh.1 st. .ogs AnS 1oa seys ans
III hacou. si.so sT.s9: tutehei1a s7.sa5sls
good E.ss. iosst; fot son'nca eeoa TO e1oies u.
m"n coxs aho;a ~ T.,s. ssS aood
s'A~eS4'-'' 1''As1'''' ~ u4o-441s v''s'aS'''s"
..,....
r.. ..,..,, LoMesR. ..sI; ..,,- ..,..,...
Ans esso .n@tAcs "as .s"ly ae4''o s9s'*tasJ Aao
% us srAs W.. n.sr, stsarsa ~ oss o.s hut % trssh @
-.oss co,. IN ,t..rr,-1. sn1 ~. a.. o,o..d iii,
& - w s ~ ~ ~, ~ sA
*ma aee. at tue docks Jo'ss and scsntp8 sold ra.d-
, 1875-08-10

LATx8T,
EEw Yoa1. Aug. 8.-Oold openad and closed at
llak, selling meantime 1t ll9kAllsA. EuF1owlua
sstes, !, J. and dat.
securities dull.
n.4IaAs ahoat the onls failure ot tha stock
, 1875-08-10

Spss{at Di.s.4.eA 10 sAs cAieaaa Fib4ss, Ia.
poET HuxoA, Mlch., Aug. o.-DovN-frops .. psss ~
Holland, husss, Sovereign, Empirs State. WEE, ~,
kartae city, YOSEMITE and coasort; schrs ". 4 "a
tlu, Mary Lyons, Nszsuass, 5E&ucis Palms. tF"'''
O. A8uudszk. ,t
Ur-p.ops wsnous, Passalo. Egyptian and CUM Nv.
HAysaA and baExes schrs 1eAaa hoyt, U. H. 1 ,1oa
Pen.autee, 0r.utham, Kmma /. Co3na, ueof&s
Oliver Culver, u. g. lucharda.
WlMp-Nortd, fresh.
WkATukx-Etne.
SyzeJat Dt4paitA 10 ne GAisaas T<iaa~4. ,,,syLs
PoAt upRoh, A1yh., AuX, e-la p, h-.I,I.a "
Pfops Al142t. MSfehAAk QuAb4d- .. 4. van AAS'~
, 1875-08-10

1ktet49 Ufs74tcA u fAs cAIfaao NtlvMs
Lsyxs7oot, Aug. a-1lA l. M.-~fLoua-No. I, ~ !:
No. 2, 9os 81. ...
oxA1s-Wheat-wtntsr, Nc. !, 10; No. 2, ~ lid; !;
spsng. Me- !. lis; No. = los 81; ~hi.s, No. l. liz "a
No q, It's Cd; club, No. !. 12s a; No. = Ill ID.
Cosa-Eo+ J, 81 ed.
, 1875-08-10
COMMERCIAL

The following wcro tho receipts md Hhipments Of
the lealing articles Of produce In ts city during ,ho
forty-tdRLt hours ending at : ocock on Monday
morning. and for the corresponding dte one ye2r ago:
, 1875-08-10

WI
NEw Yoag, Aug. o-Tharo WAS 1nttcr feeling In
trade aud Goaadrrslc aetfytty In somo departments.
Brown ahestin9s, cotton ahnels Iluil chaviots, IND
corset jeans wero III fair request. sprugueta ttark
prints opened at &C. Dress Rnots wcre In hstaor ro-
quest. Woolcn shawlA improving. Wooden Raoda fur
mens wore dulI, but Aannels and blankets wore
faisy active.
, 1875-08-10

EHW SAT10NAL pANKB.
Thu following low National uAuks, org1n!zel aud
authorized to commence business, are officially To
ported to Tho Comptroller Of tho Currency:
.920.naston National Dlnk Dartou, Vt. A,i-
thorited capital, slsuAb: pai1-ln capital, 500 O.
Hiram Melsasn. President II. X. Dewey. G4shios.
AUTHORIZED 70 cosniEtnce business July ~, ls73
Authorized capital. tAOO; latd.i capital, <.ol 0oJ
Utataes ". C!nsan, l1eaIelt; ]. u. Wswal CaxhIes,
Authorized to conMence busissis July 10. Isis.
, 1875-08-10

MG1E SUFFERERS FnnM THURSDAYS GALE.
Tho tug G. ". Wood arrived bore yosto.Iay moE3.i.
about II o'clock with the achr Bessie 13oa abandoos
by her crew near Point Sable OH account of stro
damages received during tho atorm Thursday nitt
Ths Wood met tho vessel miles north Of Muatesa
where abe waa towod by two othor tugs she look ls
10 Musfegon to have tho wreck cleared up and tbts
got alongside and towed her to this rort. N soua
unoadcd she Will go into dry.dook far repairs. .nt
scr @. Harrison. whtoh diaabte oil houth lisrts
Thurad4y, arrived here yesterday In Nsta
logged condition, HhB wn9 towed here by ~
tug Ut. M4T!cM, Of Grand Haven, Tho ~
+. II. Blake which wato,lo9ged during THURSDAY
Relo has been p.'nped out y a5eenatno 1t a',9s
two to TO repaired. The tchf Atomic, o. ths ~
went through tho pier II L'lsnd Mloh.. iuraa d,
late gale, AID h budIy wrecked. Thu hark Austin
reported ~ bo full of water near tho Mantsous, n
Michigan.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION coMPAkt
Tho young mail who docs the martne on AaGs1
evening paper, aud has bocu abusing 1nx TnI5rn
reporter during tho lust two wcuks almost daily ~
CAUSE he stated that tho Northern Transporsta
Company'a boats were repairing. and Tpsa
comIneuce runu!ng bskwesn Clucsgo and u
dcnsburg IN = few days. IL nuw co1nIeta
to 'eat crow aud adults that the boats will Lesns
run Monday, altor al. Tho correctness Of TAt I11
UNE's information II now bor1l0 out by the nttelU
nUunremeuk thkt &la prop Chanp!aan Of th!t ~.
pauy will leavo this city TOR OgdcnsbusR Monday. ~
another vessel will pavo 0Rdcuabur9 for chiee$'m,
Easteru connections Of tho lue reu,k!n Tho p.Tss ~.
heretofore, The Company eIpecA to DO good 0I y.
ucss for the rest Of tho saAYon, Rnd to make Up
shAt It Lost by lying Idle until now.
, 1875-08-10

EXPORTS FitON THE SKAnOARD+
The following weEe the iprls from the fonr Lead
lng cities Of tho Atlantic scabourl for thu dates named
The daily gazette., 1875-03-31

SNOW BIRDS AFTER GRAssHoPrER
EGGS AND DARKEYs AFTER SNOW
BIRDS. letter from Lawrence, Kan
sas says: For several weeks past por-
tions of this state have been visited by
innumerablc multitudes OF snow
birds" and it now appears that they
are snbsisting on the grasshopper eggs
deposited last fall In some portions
of the subsequently, those parts
where the grasshopper came in greatest
numbcrs-the ground will sometimes
be literally. covered with birds for
hundreds of acres, and an examination
shows their crops full of the locust
eggs. The colored people trap them
by hundreds and consider "snowbird
pie" rare dish. The birds seem to be
extending their operations all over the
state, and will probably be the means
of delivering us from another grass
hopper devastation the coming season.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-31
Amounting to..........

The interest on the total outstanding
liability of the State of 81. .224 900, is S73,;-
40. Besides these items are to be paid
two notes given by the late State Trea-
surer, amounting to $4,000. The above
items of probable demands upon the
State Treasury, for 1875, collected, will
The daily gazette., 1875-03-31
HOTELS.
.WEsrHHS H0rn,'
N. W. COR FOURTH AND ORANGE sTs.,
C. J. KYLE PROPRIETOR

DThe above House has been put In complete
repair for the re4epflon of guests, where
they will receive all the accommo odations of
. FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
&C., and the table supplied withtk Q best the
market affords. Transient and permanen
b0arders accommodated at moderate rates.
Good stabling and attentive hOstlers. A l,D-
eral share of public patronage Is respectfully y
solicited.
aug2-du
The daily gazette., 1875-03-31

ITO ALL MEN. A SPEEDY CURE, =
i Weakness Of the Back or Limbs. Kid
neys. bladder and Urinary Organs, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart. Nervousness. Timidity.
Sririts. Evil Forebodings. Aversion to Society.
Disease of the Head. Throat, Nose or skin,
Liver, Lungs. Stomach or Bowels. I'm . ncy
and those direful results of Early Excesses.
and mind.
Address with stamp DR. JOHNSTON,
Lock Hospital. No. s. Frederick street. :.
1anHa2taw3m Baltimore Md.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-31
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE,
JOHN W. GRAY, PROPRIETOR

1hls large and. beautifully situated house
has been put In the very best repair for the
reception OF visitors, who will find at 1t all tue
accommodations Of FIRST-CLASS HOTEL =.
1t commands q fine view Of the Delaware Bay,
and is one of the most pleasant and delightful
places In the State for excursions or pic-nics.
The house is kept in the best style, the bai
filled with the choicest wines, liquors and
stantials and luxuries of the market. Excm
sionists can arrive by boat or rail- Parties
who wish to 80 fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited.
jy22-u j. w. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-31

WrrHpRAwN. The Jefferson House
at New Castle, which was. TO
have been sold by the Sheriff, yesterday,
was withdrawn by the owners.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-31

NEERIN0S. .r.sN ~,
M Brown, Wine and Msde Mertgos, re2
dsssd TO ssts., foyWSf HEisss ~ 3aSS M Per ssfo.
tth An& AiArhet sts.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-31

The reduction from this source for ex-
penses Of the same departments for 1875
will be S2,O25, as several of the items
above from salaries includes parts of sal
aries due in 1873, but for some reason not
then paid. In estimating the State ex-
penses for 1875 we are safe in deducting
this S2,O25 from the expenses of 1874,
which will leave, say, Sl9, 400. 10 arrive
at the probable expenditures for the leg
islativo department it will be certainly
safe to estimate them at $2500 less than
for 1873. when the last Legislature was
in session-as that cost $25, 800, We will
allow S23 900 for the present session.
The extraordinary appropriations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-19
THE BROOKLYN REVIVAL.
The Meeting TO-Day.

NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-The Brooklyn TAB
ernacle was crowded this morning in every
part, and services commenced at ; O'Clock
After the singing OF hymn requests for
churches, five for Sunday school teachers,
fourteen from wives for husbands, four for
iDfidels, two for sick persons, six for back
slidefs, thirty eight from persons for rela-
lives. twenty-niDe from persons anxious for
their own salvation, and one for the editor OF
country newspaper, and for a lady who is
a slave 10 opinion, for a saloon keeper and a
number OF persons had said 20 him that 10
was too bad that this good work was now
about TO stop. Fer his part he thought
THE WORK HAD JUST COMMENCED.
They mad not much time TO work during
the last month, having four or five meetings
day 10 attend. But IL those who had at
tended these meetings had not the spirit or
That their work in Brooklyn mad been a fall
ure He read few verses from the 18Th
chapter OF John. After discoursing on these
Mr.. Moody read different passages of Scrip
ture, and added that there was one thing he
was sorry TO notice in Brooklyn, and that
was that there were.
so FEW PEOPLE WHO CARRIED THEIR
EIBLES
with them. They might oe able on entering
the inquiry room 10 quote certain passages
OF scripture, but 10 was not like having the
Bible with them. so that they ought 10 be
prepared 10 meet every case. He read them
several more passages of scripture, and, In
conclusion, begged of them 70 continue the
work which had been commenced. Mr.. San
Moody said they would continue the collec-
ton for the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. They wanted $4,000, and only about
500 has been received.
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MARYLANDrS ATTORNEY GENE
RAlSHIP CONrESrEO.
lharweN NJ ErAud In RaltenOPN.

BALTIMORE, Nov. i9.-In his letter, mott
flying Governor Groome that he contests tn.
election OF Chas. j. NJ. Gwin rs attorne,
general OF this state, Mr.. Wallis says: .
respectfully insist that the election In tlN
city OF Baltimore was rendered wholly v3ld
by fraud, intimidation and violence; and
that the returns OF the city cannot be .sw-
fully counted The f~ona En-, viol.lce ~
which allude were of so gross a character
as TO be a matter OF public notoriety and
universal concession, and assume can not
have failed 10 reach your excellency as well
as the rest of the people Of Maryland. The
constitution, in devolving on the governor
the grave obligation of determining upon the
election OF the attorney general, has pre-
scribed no mode in which the contest shall
be conducted, nor am aware Of any legisla-
ton which reaches the case. i therefore re-
specially await such suggestions as your
excellency may be pleased 10 make on the
subject" The letter of Mr.. Wallis was real
by the governor On Wednesday and Will bs
replied TO Tomorrow probably.
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IN THE NATIONAL GRANGE in session at
Louisville the report Of the executive COM
mittee was read. The report says in regard
to the business of the different agencies that
some are doing very large business and
have in the aggregate millions of dollars,
while in other respects they are unsatisfac-
tory and fall short Of the benefits which
ought TO be realized. The commission sys-
tenn of the order is considered false in theory
and unjust to the members, and therefore in
the minds of the committee another method
of selling is deemed necessary. 1t is pro-
posed to abolish the commission system and
appoint one general agent to do business for
each state, to be paid a salary ont of sthe
treasury of the grange. Efforts have been
made TO attract the attention of the eastern
capitalists and manufacturers to the un-
developed riches OF the west, and il is hoped
that something definite in that regard will
result.