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The New York herald., 1875-10-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 Elegant Household Furniture.
Ss s::a.Psa Ts Day WodMSs.da October 70 a. the Uys,s
h sixth II. sS.s rich pSc dining
room bedroom and basement Goods one yery clsgsIs
Curtains corness velvet and English brussels Carpets
bsd;sse B1s lSys sssaS caalSs
son other Tables &c Catalogues early wednes-
day morning.
GEORGE HoLBRooK, AucrIoNEER.- ER.-HoLBRooK
lor Chamber Dining Room Suits Insdt Carpei oil
Feather Beds BAR saa obs Psf ana Ian,s o
S'si az spreads Cutlery China Glass and Plated Ware &c.
GEO. W. KEELER. AUcTIoNEER.
" Art Gallery. So Liberty street, cornor Nassau
IaSgS 5flp lp'FFGTytFfS FgiSffS;s 'sIs of
BY auction, to-day At II O'clock
GEORGE HoLBRooK. AUcTIoxEER -HoLBRooK Z.
" ROLLINS win sei this day At O'clock At their sales
st ana ans9rs aS oaea o.
Se s@ tgn AND green black walnut e9smeed Cham
top Extension Tables pier and mHnte Mrrors psntRgs
ers Spreads Sheets Crockery Glass cntiery and ptd
ware, Kitchen Utensils &c.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
to all who contemplate attending
gERE JOHNSON JR's GREAT SALE.
at
NORTH YoNKERs.
which viii take place tomorrow.
THURSDAY, October 81
In consequence Of the Unprecedented demand for Tickets
no the Special over tho Hudson
River Railroad.
To the thousands however wish to az
this groat Sale the following additional arrangements
have been male Free Trains viii leave High Bridge on
New York Boston and Montreal Raroad,at $50 and IL
and Morrisania steamboats, Tue only expense attending
& 3 arr viii be & the steamboat at s s,0 rsS R can
road and on Yonke and thu reach the grounds For
e SSsR5NS SIe NJ Il
Park row New York
TT II. REIcHERT, AUcrIoNEER-sELLs THIS DAY
@ 0soser Of ~ a, oSoe a. s Third
ing Of Redtesds, Bureaus WGshstands Mirrors Tables
Horse and Harness &c, &c All goods delivered free Of
charges
TERE JOHNSON, JR- AUcTIoNEER,
81 old stand. 81 Nassau street
THIS DAY wednesday,, at io]s o'clock,
FOR ACCOUNT SfS'SH OF %noM TnIsp' II NAY CONCERN
Is black walnut BEDROOM Suits
ALSO 100 PIECES REMNANTs cAsHMEREs.
ALSO 2s BrSfSf5 SsSbfEs Il Sd ASS SISves GSbgs &C.
DAwNBRoKERs, SALE THIS DAY.-JAMEs AGAR.
700 lots silk Dresses Velvet sacquos Furs Remnants
Pillows, Boots shoes Coats Panta and Vests order
& Of GGodstsin BToosyn and & !, m Williams
O'Clock 500 lots Of MEMS and womenis Dresses shawis
Of Silk Alpaca ana other Goods Underclothing,
Quilts Blankets bedding Roots Shoes also $50 lots q
0vercoa Coats Pants Vests Remnants Of Cloth. &C. By
Of the late firm Of Simpson Green Co.. ls Bower
n BThe sale will commence with clothing at IL
a.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


A Il BARKER 4 SONS
II CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTEK-
SAILS,
corner Of broadway and Thirty-nnth street.
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR SALES Of Horses. Carriages, &c.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
TWENTYF0UR hours allowed for trial horse sold
under warrantec
THIS rs THE only auction ia the State having the
proper facilities for showing horses sae-viz. large
Driving Track entirely under and plenty t0r
examination.
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY.
AT IL O'CLOCK.
BEGINNING WITH
j. DUNN WALTON'S
STARIE
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON BARs.-SEALED PRO.
posals win be received until Saturday the 2id Oco.
Der inst az ~ o'clock noon BY the trustees Of the New York
and Brooklyn Bridge at their Office No u Water street
brooklyn, Tor the manufacturing and delivery ofl2
Clamp Bars with Collars Keys and Pins complete wei gh
ing IN the aggregate about 1900 pounds 10 be made
double refined iron OF good quality and delivered pier No
~ East River In the city New York. before the 10th
Board
Dated October 10. 1874
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A HANDSOME PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES FOR
IA sale at private stable No East Fifty fourth street
Dark brown years old sound and kind in
spect.
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street south side, 100 feet Of Ninth avenue.
Fyeighth strectOne Lot north side 300 feet west Of
NRth ayenue.The four story brown stone from. House
street; house contains modern improvements hard wood
Eighth avenuerhe Lease Of the Plot Of Land 59xloo @
stores and dwellings and two story brick building On the
renr lease has six years to run from May 1879 at 81 400
A UcrIoN NOTICE SALE POSITIVE.
"A Catalogue Of elegant Household Furniture,
morning October 90 At 10 O'CLOCK at private
residence a2o Vest 2Sd 81 near oth ay namely !: a.
5sn Gsn,rs rs5GF Tabs Ssi Dc spi ESrsry s%s ss'n
rosewood Etagere, French Mirrors
> Pier Mirrors ManteI
% fine Oil Paintings, &c.
5 Bookcases Writing Desk and DrawerL
5 Turkish Chairs, Lounges
e66 yards velvet and Brussels Carpets.
French China Dinner Set Tea SetA
2Extenson Tables | Buffet
10 % peess Ri%%s sSeisid Seaisi Pistod sSai Ware
i i BED Bedroom 5 suits complete Bessdlng
30 assored sip sea dha rs RaeEer lc &C.
Also Complete Basement and Kitchen tcnsils assortment
comprises
Noce-Goods packed and shipped or removed, -city or
0DA"' y 'sp0"'''eL LUKE IH FITzGERaLD. Auctioneer
AT AUcTIoN-a5 LOTS IN THE BUSINESS CENTRE
"A OF Flushing, Main and Anity streets eggeit Estatel
premises without to the highest bidder to close our
contract with the executors Terms 10 cent day OF
sale % l3 per cent on October % and balance in
aye or ten years If desired the executors preferr-
T These o are Ses sh for to as aan spo
in any savings ank and the times hard visitors may
expect chance for great bargains l03 trains daily
Flushing every half hour fare 7ls by railroads
II dwellings stores and church built block within,
10 months past Fare cheap passes For maps apply
TO BENJAMIN w. HITCHCOCK. 5oo Third avenue.
Twenty sixth street
A UCTIoN sALE-TfIIs WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AT
IL lO1s O'clock all the handsome and useful Household
Furniture at the large private house loo East Thirteenth
street. Fourth avenue public auction the highest
bidder without consisting of satn brocade and
harcoth Parlor Suits Carpets rosewood Pianoorte Paint
ings Curtains Tables, Clocks, Mirrors Vases, Bedseads,
Bureaus Washstands Dressing Cases. Mattresses Bedding
Blankets Quilts Lounges, Sidebuard Extension Table,
Glass China and Silver Ware, Cutlery, oilcloh Stoves
Stair Carpets, DC Sale positive.
j. KRAEMER, Auctioneer.
A ssIGNEE's sALE-TnE SUBSCRIBER, Az AS
N sgnee Of Harris Rohsein will sell public auction,
to the highest bidder the entire stock In trade of his
sgnor consisting Of Mems and Boys Caps finished and
finished and Materials for making and tho Store Fix
and Furniture used In said business by said Rohsen
oil contained in the store at l9 South Fh in this
city at IL o'clock in the forenoon the 25th day of Octo
bcr A. D. 1875 Terms cash An inventory on file The
property will be shown application OF person desiring
ABRAHAM sHENFIELD Assignee.
Datod NEW YORK, Oct. lS, 1875.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsAIS FOR TIMBER
Sealed proposals will be received until Saturday the
3Oh October inst by the Of the New York and
Brooklyn Bridge at their Office No n Water street. Brook
lyn for ~ 700 nea feet Of good quality white oak timber
sawed IN strips three inches wide by inch half
thick Of any length from twelve feet aud upward which
can be divided BY four without 4 remainder.
~ must DO free from sap shakes and bad knots de.
lverod one halt at the dock Of the Brooklyn Tower tho
other half pier No 30 East River In hp city OF New,
York on or before the 3oth day Of November next.
of the trustees. n ~
Dated October 10 1876
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A BROWN TRUCK HORSE; ALSO TWO OTHER
~ Horses young and sound suitable for express,
farming, &C. $50 $50 500; sell; work 6i Canal
(saloon).
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GHERIFF'S SALE OF STEAM PACKING.
- 5. HERMAN, Sherfs Auctioneer sells this day Octo-
Ii o'clock No 46 West forti6th street. third
lott Stock Fixtures Machinery and Effects OF the
bestos Packing Company consisting Of large quantity OF
Asbestos Steam pacArg loose and in rope Braiing Ma
chimes Rolling Crushing and Picking Machines ard other
Machinery manufacturing OF asbestos steam
packing; Desks Chairs Scales Stoves Trucks Barrels,
&c. Sale positive. WILLIAM O. CONNER, Sheriff
john H. HILLER Deputy
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORNING
N and evening at THOMAS, Exchange, l239 Broadway,
the Baltimore Races; French Pools open until p Nj !;
tickets $3 orders by mail receive prompt at
tention. GEO. W. THOMAS.
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DICuARD WALTERS, SONS, AUcrIoyEERs.

DICHARD WALTERS SONS AUCTI0NEERS.
III Salesroom 27 East Broadway.
Auction sale Househod Furniture; Piano Carpets dc
Will sell this day wednesday,, at lOls o'clock Furniture
&c contained In four story house 1913 Greene street viz
Rosewood Piano. Mirrors Hair Sofas and Lounges, marbe
Tables Brussels anl ingram Carpets, Oil Paintings
marble top and plain Cottage Suits black walnut Bed
stead Extension Table Cooking Stoves Tnware, Bar and
Backbar Glass and Crockeryware. &c,
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CuERIFFs SALE OF STATIONERY. BOOKS PAM.

CHERIFF's SALE OF SEWING MACHINE MANUFAC-
- tory, Machinery, &c.
5. HERMAN, Shert7s Auctioneer sells Thursday, Octo-
bcr 81 at II o'clock at Nos 227 20 23i and 2ss West
ninth large stock of Sewing Machines in all
grades Machinery Shaftng, Tools for manufacturing
sewing machines, &C. Sale positive. Dealers invited
WILLIAM G. CONNER, Sheriff.
JAMES CARRAuEr Deputy
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rOsT OEFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
for the week ending Saturday, October %, 1873 win
close at this office follows -On Wednesday A. NJ
Thursday II 80 A. NJ and Saturday at and 80 A.
NJ. 7. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
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L,OR SALE--A DAPPLE GRAY HORSE l5lS HAND
high years old, sound will stand without tying bee
used by ladies aud tro fast also handsome jump
Buggy made by r. NJ Stivers, in fine order, and set fin
Harness Apply at 1876 East Thrteenih street.
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TOR SALE-A GRAY MARE 1874 HANDS HIGH I
IL years old can beat i0 tro very fast with little
training Apply at 22 West Forysxth street. and hum
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

Ill KINDS or
IN POLITICAL PRINTING
at moments notice, at
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING COMPANY,
2iS Broadway.
INJECTION TfCKETs-25C. THOUSAND; FOSTERS
~ half usual prices all kinds Political Printing specially:
get estimate before ordering elsewhere. GREAT
AMERICAN PRINTING COMPANY, 81 Beekman street.
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This will he of the
greatest Trotting events of the
there is considerable feeling the superiority Of
these celebrated Horses fast time be looked for
Trains Grand Central Depot at IL 40 A. NJ O5 and
2.3O r. NJ The Park also be reached by the Eighth
Admission ST..
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
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EvoR sALE-Two GOOD WORK HORSES, WILL BE
sold cheap tit for cart express mman truck; single
double Apply ut office 252 West Twenty ninth street
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

DY PETER BowE AUCTIONEER.
I'D Sells Thursday October 81 at II o'clock at the auction
II University place. of Eighth street.
assortment of household Furniture consisting Of black wal
Dressing Cases, French plato Mirror elegant black wal
bedroom Suits dressing Bureau parlcr Suits il plush
and Wardrobcs Lounges Sofa Beds extension Tables
Rockers drawingoom Chairs rosewood nnos Washstans
Hair Mattresses spring Passes and Mattresses
Brussels velvet and ingram Carpets black walnut parloI
Brackets and Pockets, &c.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

IOOD ACCOMMODATIONS AND CARE CAN BE
W given to few horses for the winter of tho best
farms in New Jersey Particulars at E. A. CoNDIT CO.'S
I52 Broadwny
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE-A VERY FINE VICTORIA
~ built by Wood Bros IN excellent orde also Coupe,
built by Brewster Co. Can be LII West Seven
teenth street. private stable
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DAwNBROKER's SALE.-R FIELD, AUCTIONEER.
l. salesroom No. 50 Bowery will sell this day at IL
O'Clock, 500 lots Of Mems and Womens Dresses Shawis
mink seaskn and velvet Cloaks and Sacques Remnants
Of silk, Alpaca. Merino and other Goods; Undercothng,
Quilts Blankets bedding Roots Shoes &c also $50 lots OF
0vercoats Coats Pants Vests Remnants of Cloth. &C. By
order Of the late firm Of Simpson, Geen Co., ls Bowery-
n. BThe sale will commence with mems clothing at IL
o'cl loeknr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-05
How Tho French Bring . Drowned
Man Back 10 Life.

The author Of "The French at Home says
that in his walk one morning he saw a man
pulled ont OF the water, apparently drowned He
was laid on the right side the face turned to-
ward the ground, and the jaws gently opened to
faciite tie escape OF water. Several times the
head was placed a little lower than the rest Of
the body for the same purpose, but only for 4
few seconds at time. In the meanwhile, there
wah regular manipulating process TO in
duce breathing, which consisted in pressing the
abdomen, stomach and sides Of the chest, but
softly. The efforts were without eject the
man looked ~ II he had seen the last Of earth.
Then the PROSTATE figure Was carried to the
nearest station for the rescue Of the drowned.
Here the man was stripped and wiped dry, and
he was laid, turned on the side, between two
process was resumed, with intervals of about a
quarter Of a minute between each pressure OF
the body, the pressure being repeated hfteeu or
twenty times, followed by . suspension Of ten
minutes. Twenty minutes were spent in this
way, when physician employed on this kind Of
warming pan filed with hot water was passed
over the body outside Of the blanket, particu.
larry over the pit OF the stomach and the sides
OF the chest. This was alternAted with . gen.
tie friction of hot woollen mittens and the naked
hands, and the soleH Of the feet and the
palms of the hands were vigorously rubbed
An operator breathed into the mouth Of the
man by means Of \ tube. These efforts also
proving in VAN, the physician had recourse to
the introduction Of tobacco smoke into the In
testines. In about ten minutes the man gave q
feeble sign OF life, whereupon all manipulation
WAS discontinued lest 1t should interfere with
the natural movement. Soon he showed . de
sire to vomit, which was assistt d by q feather
introduced into the throat. Row long the
whole process lasted il not known, but the read
er will see that it was lengthy. few days af-
ter the writer attended ball, and among the
most lively dancers he saw the drowned man.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-05

Psychologists are agreed in pronounclng the
human backbone wonderfully strong a. we'll
as skillfully constructed piece Of natures
mechanism. Amcpg womapkind it il capable
OF bearing almost anything, from the tnbs full
OF anything that had to be carried, which the
slave women Of the South once "toted," down
to the continual sitting crooked, in cramped
and unnatural positions, which the present
"ned- back fashion in dresses neoessitAtes. But
1t is in the male sex that the back bone dis
tinguishes itself Here its exploits are matters
for astonishment, il not eulogy, for does it not
bear Saratoga trnuksp Who that has seen port
ers carry these monAtrosities from the third
story down to the street has not been divided in
feelings between horror, fear that they would
break their backs or tumble down stairs and kill
themselves, and admiration Of the strength that
could bear such burdens A sympathetic vo.
man OF our acquaintance always retires to the
seclnsion OF her own chamber when the express
men come for the Saratoga trunks. Not being
able to prevent the strsinng and grooming which
characterize these Seasons, she is determined
not to hear or rec them. What tho expressmen
and porters think Of the Saratoga has never been
made known A class they are not commun-
cative, and they have no "organ' through which
to tell the story of their woes. Not being cu!-
tured THAT il the word now-a-d ays), they have
probably never heard Of Sisyphus. and do not
know what resemblance their lahore bear to
those to which that crafty Cornthian was con-
deraned by the internal gods. Even did they
know his wierd story they might be too gallant
to think Of comparing the lovely young woman
whose burdens they bear to Hecate and Pluto
Seriously, woman, young old and middle aged,
are not these "houses," a. some one calls them
frightful cruelty not to animals, but to human
beingsp Let mercy, we beg, persuade you te
lesson the size of your trunks or since You can
not do this, when next you buy, to buy smaller
ones. Even il au evening dress must be folded
once more, creased dresses are not 40 bad o.
strained backs in men, and thoughtless, hard
hearts in women. In obedience, then, to that
tenderness, which is the greatest ornament to
the female character, give up your great sArsto.
ga.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-05
Foreign and Homo Displays AZ the
Centennial.

About the iirst OF september, the Centennial
officials intend TO close the door to further sp-
plcations for space in tho American Department
of the Exhibition. There are already OH file ap-
plicatons for considerably more floor room than
the entire area set apart for American exhibi.
tors, but when these have been put through
process of cutting down and wedding ont there
will probably he some space to spare. Many APP
plications will be rejected altogether because the
articles to be displayed would not be creditable
to the Exhibition, and the final Allotments will
be IN majority Of cases Of less extensive areas
than tho applications call for. 1t il, therefore,
possible that after this sitting is completed an
opportunity will be given to few elevsnth-hour
applicants to get their goods in. No one should
depend upon this, however.
few months ago there were a good many
people who doubted the success OF the interna.
tonal feature Of the Centennial. Foreigners
would not send costly goods across the Atlantic,
it was argued. Now the only apprehension felt
by the active friends ~ the enterprise ia that
our own country Will no. be fully represented.
Most of the great nations OF Europe have taken
all the space assigned them, and eagerly asked
for an additional allowance, but there 10 more
than one State Of the Union which will not mako
anything like creditable show Of her products
il present indications are to be trusted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-05
Tho Family Noxt Door,

There is fnnily moving into the house next
door We can hear through our blinds the car
riers Of the furniture move along the walk. All
the talking we hear Ia done by ono voice. It ID
the man OF the house, and he has got little
son. We need not look out Of the window for
confirmation Of this impression. His words e.
tAblished it a. clearly tho eyes could witness,
and We know Just what 10 being done out there
~ well as II We stood in the very midst OF it.
Every time he speaks We dot 1t down on an ex-
ira sheet Of paper, and 80 far he has made the
following utterapcea
Put that whip down.
Get out of the way.
Don't climb up there.
Take your shoes OF that bedstead.
Shall speak to you again?
Do you want to break those things;
Come out OF that.
Go way from that horne do you want to get
your head kicked o62
Do you hear me, or shall speak again.
Hey there what did l tell you about that
horse
Now you sit stiil there. and don't yon dare to
move IN inch, or III break every bone In your
body. --Daneury Ross.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-05
Maryland Peach Orchards

Among the numerous large peach orchards in
Maryland. the Centreville Queen Anne's county
nsoord mentions the following, belonging to Mr..
John Harris, Of that county and called the
Round Top Peach Farm The Record Gays
The farm lies on the Queen Anne's side OF
inc Chester river, about three miles above Ches-
rsrtown, and contains 10l3 acres, ali Of which is
planted In peach trees with the exception of the
Ssven or eight acres upon which the pack
ING houses, storehouses, dwellings cottages, &c.
STAND. There are a sufficient humble rof these
latter to accommodate over one Thousand per-
cons. The orchard originally contained lG5, 900
ueeA, but Mr.. Harris thinks that not over $780,
G0O are now standing and in bearing. He esti-
mates bis crop this season at about $4,000
boxes. about half Of which he expects to
pack. Arrangements have been made with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to ship
The other half from Locust Point to Cincinnati,
Chicago, and other western cities. A large
steamer with capacity Of four Thousand boxes,
will BE- run daily between the Round Top wharf
and Locust Point, at which place the fruit will
10 transferred to the Baltimore and Ohio cars
and dispatched at lightning speed to the West
whsrs tho crop is small this year. Mr. Harris
sxpsots to give employment to eight hundred
nsn, women and children this season. Col. Will
nina, Of Kent county, has nearly, if not quite as
urany peach trees as Mr.. Harris, although they
are not In one solid orchard"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-05
G.ooas For tho Censcnnini.

tFnllAdepnla correspondence N. Y. Iimes.I
The British Government, through its Com
missioner, Mr.. Cunlire Oven, has arranged with
the American Steamship Company to transport
all it, goods. The agreement calls for the car
ry1ns Of all the articles from Liverpool dock TO
the Centennial buildings. The steamship COM
pany can easily do this, and will make all Its
contzaeta from Europe in the same manner.
fbs tracks Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD extend
IN the dock Of the corporation at Philadelphia
tirsos to the side Of the vessels and load from
there to the entrance Of the main building. This
advantage does not rest entirely with this COM
vADy, for steamers arriving 1t New York or Jer-
ssy 0ity could ssod goods to the same place via
the Psnnsylvania Road.
Gen. HAwley, the President Of the commission
hAs taken up his residence here, and will attend
10 The outsids work Of the exhibition, such az
awakening the people Of the country to the i'm
poftAnce Of the Affair and other matters OF like
nature. Gen. Goshorn will still continue his
position 40 Director General, attending to the
internal arrangements Of the affair.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-05
The baltimore Peach Market.
4 rEs-FoI.D INCREASED DEMAND ANTICIPATED
w1sTERy DEALERS ALREADY IN THE CITY.
From the BALTIC. Sun, Saturday

rEs-FoID INCREASED DEMAND ANTICIPATED
wnsTERS DEALERS ALREADY IN THE CITY.
From the BALTIC. sun, Saturday
The first large shipments of peaches were re-
osivsd here yesterday, amounting in the sggre-
zsse to some thousands of boxes, which were
tispossd Of at an average OF Il. so per box. Con.
siderable quantities were sent to Cincinnati and
,ntsJtor points by regular fast freight
tntns, the fruit trains for the West not
having yet commenced running. Peaches
~ ripsned one week earlier than
~ anticipated, and next week heavy
Gads In them will commence. There were buy
sfs In Baltimore yesterday from many interior
points, some coming from ar far West as Chica-
20, and Tennessee was also represented. 1t is
statsd that II peaches in quantities had arrived
$1,000 could have been readily sold, and at many
nAny more would be wanted next week,
I'll Tor ont-of-town ORDERS Dealers here
confidently assert that Baltimore will sell
fsn times - many peaches ss ever before. buy
srs recognizing the fact that this is one Of the
great conpetative points Of the country where
he packers are located, and where, by reason of
fAjr freight rates and shorter lines Of railroad
communication, the West and many interior
points can be most advAntageously supplied
Ths peaches now arriving are chiefly OF the
"HAls's Early variety, which are excellent for
present use, but not much sought after by pack
era In prolific season az this one is.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-05

fhs Republican party will go into the next
PRESIDENTIAL election on tic broad basis Of hon
ssty and specie payments, and We believe that It
Will WIN. The success Of the Democrats in Ohio
oA1t Fall wuuid only make that victory more cer-
rain than svsr.--Nsto York Timsa
Alexander q. Nce's prospects for being the
nj @spubIcan candidate for Governor OF
AvS1oNsstts are Improving rapidly.