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Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22
TO THE
TAXABIE5S
OF st. Georges Hundred.


Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance Of
the requirements of the Act of Assembly in
this behalf the undersigned will attend at the
following named places on the days named,
between the hours of 10 A. N. and P. NJ,
for the purpose Of collecting all taxes due that
are unpaid, to-wit:
At Alex. Maxwell's Hotel, in Middletown,
on Friday and Saturday, January 2lsi and
22d.
Atmy Home, near Summit Bridge, on Mon
day, January oath.
At Montgomery & Sons Store, in st.
Georges, on Tuesday, January 25th. Sin
At Yearsley Hotel, in Port Penn, on We'd
nesday, January 26th.
At Henry D. Paulen's Hotel, in Odessa, on
Thursday, January 9th.
Persons liable to pay poll tax only, in de-
fault of payment will be returned as delin-
quents.
Persons liable to pay taxes other than poll
tax, are hereby notified that, in case of de-
fault, the collector will proceed to collect such
taxes Immediately, by due process of law
PURNELLJ. LYNCH, Collector
st. Georges Hd !, New Castle co., Jan. 10, 76
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CENTENNIAL HOTEL
s CECILTON, MARYLAND.

respectfully inform the public that have
recently opened the above house, and offer to
them good accommodation at all times. both
in meals and sleeping apartments Horses
and Carriages to hire at all hours
N.B,-An Oyster and Terrapin Supper will
be given on Thursday Evening, January q,
1916. Tickets, $l.00.
Jan 22-lm JOHN W. ROBINSON.
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NOTICE.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE TRUS-
TEES OF THE HOOR'-The regular quarter
ly meeting of the Trustees of the Poor Of New
Castle County will be held at the Almshouse
in said county, on WEDNESDAY, January
26th, at 10 a. IN. All persons having bills
against the Board are requested TO present
them to the Trustees for their hundred before
the day of meeting.
JOHN W. EVANS, Clerk. =
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FOR SALE.

A very desirable DWELLING HOUSE, with
garden and stable attached, eligibIy situated
on Main street, Middletown, Del, containing
II rooms, bath room and kitchen; also, a lot
fronting on Main street 60 #. and 40 it. on
Oass street, with depth Of $50 it., having q
frame storehonse erected thereon also, a lot
of Q ACRES on Lake street. Apply to
THOS. MASSEY,
Nov 2f-6m# Middletown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22
STOCK SALE.


The subscribers will sell at Public Vendue,
AT the Reynolds Farm on the Levels, in Apo
quinimink Hundred, adjoining lands OF VIM
Wilson, Esq, and the Messrs. Rothwell,
On TUESDAY, February LIST, 1876,
4aia Commencing at - NJ,
The following described STOCK:
head of Good Work Horses and Mares.
pair Of Mules. kind workers:
10 head of Cows and Maryland Feeders,
90 head of superior Western Ewes, saai :
extra 6ne Young Buck,
10 Chester County White Boar Pigs,
Sundry Farming Utensils.
The public are invited 10 attend this our
First Annual Stock Sale. Every article Of
fered will positively be sold. s.g + ~
TERMS-Sums of and under $25, cash;
over that amount months credit on well se-
cured Judgment note; or 5 per cent off for
cash.
Jan a-fs REYNOLDS Il co.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Citizens National Bank,
Middletown, Del, January 4th, 1876.
The Directors have this day declared Div
idend of FOUR (4) PER CENT. from the
earnings of the last six months, payable 10
the stockholders on and after the 18th inst.
Jan s-4t FIX J.R. HALL, Cashier.
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4dnainist0r
SOMETHING NEW.
Carriage Harness $1,000 per Set.
A. III. RUSSELL.

Having located in Middleiown, for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Saddle and Harness
Making business, will keep constantly on hand
and make to order all kinds of Carriage, Wag-
on, Cart and Plow Harness ; Saddles, Brides,
Halters, Collars, Back Bands, &c.
Also, good assortment of Horse Covers,
Lap Robes, Whips, Bits, Horse Boots, Trunks,
Trace and Halter Chains, &C., &C., all of
which will be sold as low as can be bought
in the city. Call at the store room on Main
street, opposite The Pennington machine shops
examine and be convinced 1tf
A. H. RUSSELL.
N. B.-Repairing done promptly and at
moderate prices. jan 22-3m
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w. A, HUKILL,

Will continue, as heretofore, to call sales of
real and personal property, through the COM
ing winter and spring, for moderate compen-
sation. Grateful for past favors he solicits a
continuation of the puhIic patronage
November 20-3m.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

New Castle County National Bank of Odessa,
JANUARY 9th 1876.
The Directors have this day declared Div
idend of FIVE PER CENT. for the last six
months, clear of all taxes, payable on and
after the 18th inst j. L. GIBSON,
Jan S-4t M pew M e Cashier.
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HARNESS WANTED.

The person or persons who borro,red the full
SET OF HARNESS from my stable last Tues
day, llth inst, will confer a favor by return
ing the same TO their owner.
JAMES C. TOWNSEND.
Townsend, Jan. l4.-3t
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FOR RENT

A WHEELWRIGHT SHOP-a No.
stand-at Fieldsboro, Del. Possession given
March 25th, next. Apply to
JOHN LIND,
Jan l5-lm Fieldsboro, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22
LOST.

On The road between Taylor's Corner and
Middetown, lady's FUR BOA. By return
ing the same 10 The owner the finder will con-
fer favor and receive proper reward.
l. B. LEE,
Jan 22-ot Middletown, Del
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same, duly
attested, to the Administrator on or before
January l4th, 1877, or abide the Act of As
sembly in such case made and provided.
HENRY CLAYTON,
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22

The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
companies started operations in seven
collieries. and individual operatives
about eighteen more. on Monday
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22
ADJOURNED
TRUSTEES SALE a'''
-4EEE ittf Or 1'Astf et -
REAL ESTATE!

~
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of the State of Delaware in and for New Cas-
tie County, made the 18th day of September,
A. D. 1875, will be exposed to sale, at public
auction, at the Hotel Of John E. Lewis. in the
town of Newark,
On Friday, January 28th, 1876,
AT IL O'clock, NJ, e
The following described lands and tenements,
being the Real Estate late of Samuel Green
deceased, to-wit: tfse 4af se4i
All that certain piece and parcel of
Land situate in Pencader Hundred, County
and State aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at an old cor
ner Hickory eastward by small run, and
running thence north $40 east 10 perches,
thence south 60 east 542 perches to new cor
ner stake formerly in James Kincade's line,
thence with new line between this and John
James division of this tract (sold to Daniel
Cook, south 663o west ll2 perches to a new
corner in the old lire of this tract, thence with
the said line north 80 west 33 perches to an
old corner white oak stump by the side of the
old road, thence with said road north 58o east
20a perches, thence south 600 east l64 perches,
thence north $40 east 4S perches, thence south
v tOoStEhO PSiSuSoy suCAAC uOitu of-F cdSt 10
perches across a small run, thence up the run
north 60 west 10 perches to the place Of begin
ming, containing ss5s g.#
43 Acres Of Land, more
or less. a
The above premises are ordered to be sold
free and clear of Dover
And it is ordered that the purchaser or pur-
chasers thereof, be and appear at the next Or
phans' Court for New Castle County, that the
Court may assign to him, her or them, The
premises sold pursuant to said order, he, she
or they, with sufficient surety or sureties to
be approved by the Court, entering into re-
cognizance to the State to be taken and ac-
knowledged in said Court, in penal sum, to
be determined by said Court, with condition
to pay to the parties entitled severally, their
executors, administrators or assigns respec-
lively, their just and proportionate shares of
the said purchase money with interest from
such time as the Court may determine, in
manner and form as may by the direction of
the said Court be prescribed and appointed in
said condition. 3sli aH
Attendance will be given aud terms of sale
made known at the time and place aforesaid,
by JOHN H. RODNEY, ESQ, Trustee, or by
his attorney.
Attest: C. NJ. vANDEvER,
Jan S-ts Clerk Orphans Court.
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22
FOR SALE,

The STOCK and FIXTURES of wheelwright
shop, doing good business Will be sold
Ioac R. J. WARNER,
Jan l5-3t* st. Augustine, Nd.
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22

Address-Mt, Pleasant, Del.
Jan 22-2m
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22
FOR RENT.

A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, with
large lot attached, on High street, in thetown
of Odessa. Rent low. Possession given on
March 25th next. For particulars. apply to
or address JOHN NJ WOOD,
No. IL Robinson St, Wilmington, Del.
Or, WIN. POLK, Odessa, Del.
January l5-lm# s. f5sa
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22

Total Contingent Fund at this date. $2l, ,573 "a
JOSEPH G.. BROWN,
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22

Having concluded that large sales and quick
returns will not only pay better than having
the goods lay on the shelves, but enable as to
constantly show a greater variety, we have
marked all our fss4s Aas7l e
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22


name indicated was one Of the means
Of accomplishing his desired object but
by allowing it to degenerate into a
Jockey Club race course, it only ten
dered to demoralize its members, and
in the end would break up the organ
zation. R. Cummina. Esq, in bis
gentlemanly and pleasant manner,
spoke for sometime and replied to the
remarks of Mr.. Townsend in regard
to having to pay Grangers to come to
the exhibition, by usking were not the
Horse Jockeys paid to conc when a
premium Of $500 was offered for a
single race and which money was taken
away by single horse. aud be wanted
to know how much that had benefited
the Peninsula Agriculturalist? Why not
pay graDgers? After Mr.. G. had con
cluded. Mr.. H. A. Nowland. our able
Representative to the Legislature, an
nounced himself as granger but said
as be was an interested party be could
not vote for the resolution. After
which the question was called. The
chair announced the resolution lost /;
when a division was called for and
those 10 favour Of the resolution were
required to go into the room with the
chairman, and about dozen men,
mostly strangers and many Of them
from distance. we're all who respond
ed; but when the negative was called,
then it was that Middletown knew her
true interests, and knowing them, dare
maintain them. The next business in
order was the election Of officers, which
went on smoothly until that everlasting
turmoil Of Dean came to. vote and
voted 5 shares for himself and then
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22
s,aI sfstilor ] lslt
/ ETHJSIEEf SHE
REAT ESTATE>!

By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court Of the State of Delaware in and for
New Castle county, made the 18th day Of
September A. D. 1875, will be exposed to
sale at Public Auction, at the Hotel of jackson.
Briaut in the town Of Middletown.
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22
AUCTIONEERING,

Nov 2f-6m#
Middletown transcript., 1876-01-22

By virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
of the State of Delaware in and for New Cas-
tie County, made the 18th day of September,
A. D. 1875, will he exposed to sale, at public
auction, at the Hotel of John E. Lewis. in the
town of Newark,
, 1876-08-28

Tu1a AND TuAr-Thc Gospel ship Glad TidIngs
has finally reached Washington Harbor, Green
lay. Al Grand Haven $40, 900 Is To BE- expended
Oh the harbor, principally for dredging....L
A. 1Iarheck. Of Bay City, has purchased Al
Marshnl'a sale half Interest In tic schr ]. F.
Joy, paying therefor 81, 8oo....Thu schr Masy
Grover, which became water-loRged aud put Into
Oak Orchard for safety some days since, arrived II
oswego Wednesday morning. She left about oo,.
ovo feet Of her earao Of lumber at oak Orchard.
Ths haanss T he tasen srt At i, oSes
sf ,he ntsa ;ss sste: Ans ssafee &c e
to iapge amount have aifeady accumulated agaiasi
her. rhs side. s.wheel stmr Kcweenaw, Of NaIaa
Lake Superior Line. which has bren plying BE-.
that rouse and rut on the ilne from Duluth to Ioft'
s e. Rs;fs st %S Ts ssss Ssass 5sh IL
dttei for an excursion bost shs had on aoG q.
curaion,ats from Monroe, and when ncnr West sstet
% sisa but tho aamss sess immediste, q
nanishea taeHga not rn the s'
ieasns % s'Pses o9t qas ssp fs sses
ad q S,acc a ~
result would have been serious, az she naa no lit'
boats ON bosnll, and when towsd back to Port Car
l
| herstburg EtAo writes from thu Neoblah Rapids a.
fol!o~a:s 'tlt Is now nearly two months since ~
At {he Necbish after ten days passage In good
health and spirits. Capt 1eFmln Immediately ses
us to work building kitchon, dlning-r sleep
fnp. ebAnty pficu, b}aeksuslth- shop, and eaypen.
tss.shop. We have since been engaged building .
dock md getting uR atone fsom she kapid,s. TT
At the Lirnsklina on tho Dctrnlt. Mr. John HOY Of
Detroit, is tbs dlver, und we got up some ttemcn.
down bowjde,s, We nra located oti ANAL bay o.l
"a sscurelY IL anchor % II they wero on dsytdock
our location is delightful one, bnt tho moagul'
toes sottn to think as much Of it ~ We do. Evc'y
ines ara spent IN al Kinds Of gamus and amuse
ments. Our. iatess arrival Is. John F!tEgeta!a
Iolycerine J9hnnie) wh0 rqs IN sppea,sne,s hs9s
iai the work hero In another keason:"
Special 0tpatch to 7As Tribune. -.
DurrALo, N. Y.t Aug. 27.-Eoal> shippers a!f
holding for loweF freIghts. The best they wou|t
| oler Saturday WAS SOC to Chicago.
, 1876-08-28
LAKE MICHIGAN,


CufcAgo.-Thongh tho Wind has been quite favor
able duElng the past two or hsoo days. yet tho lum-
Der fcet which has cons IN this week IL not ~
largo usual. There wcro not over twelya carKoes
Of lumber at tho market Inst evening". Tho
achr MaggEe Thompson displays Hayes
and Wheeler aag, which becon1ea hor
quito well.,,,The schr PATHFINDER arrived
hero yesterday minus her n-topmash.. Tho
aclr Uhrstins Nils4on catna IN contact with tho
Madison strogt bridge Saturday and loat her tlb-
buOnl. Thu bridge wa4 not lsuagea.. Tho lug
Satisfaction WIN 70 tnto Fr,dSet ;slay 70 feesase
.nsfly Gaptala Of thu lug satlafaction has given
up sailing, gane Into ilatrsgi1ny, and started
yfucory stUrc lilo ,yas around thS doeks yesterday
afternoon paying thu boys visit, looking ~ nopDy
eses. rle xchs G. 9. Flnusy Arrived h9to sat.
uIdny WIN saF4o Of Ill., shs stoppsa . u ht,e ae
rsg'Hg. Whlls lying there, thres Lumber l'.
whe1s ahc still !es.: The sclE Live Oak has konS
tntu one Of this docks 1f tho Chicago ~. y.ppek
Company TOT repairs Wl o9 reemne.so inas
tlou fur llcoIse to carry passrn:rFs, anu wAs ~
fused by tho etcAtn5ous beeauae me Was
found to bu nnAt for such service, hovehhe'cs1,
tho SlKhlllaMk hAs bcen eArtyfns nossea8etA ose8
4lncc IN Brltu of tho Fefusal OF tlie iuspeetoss
out On tbs Like IN the tu2 Nsoe and %t!ilv o,ns,
| fotiy. .n!nu MIsssixsrs. There were. however.
constdvrab}y> more. fur thoau !Ealao the
| Avusa could nut 1a soen.. u ~ CLAIM.
I'd that tho Inspectors are ,s,..s, swa.s o. e. e.
law and 1t II hard to posee'yS Why 4agy taso w
stcns 10 nrsseils her lrp endanyerint t'e iSes VI
IT6ple who ~ III btarf OF Ass nAaet lhu lM.rees'
slpn tl.at snu ha&e ltcrAs and IL perfectly sale.
, 1876-08-28

t5arS, fNr
-, ~ ss 80, s...itv ,,ooa, thonuh mt
aEa,S aa'utaas' w." ;s.at: lt, rather
~ I"ku' eota i',"., VIZ s ), ,.htra ,sh.ot
'oua cat' LUZ mAss.nu' .e'e' "., 80. ,.,an. ~".,,-
nna oat'ey Ho'e s'onss., aae m. ssss.saat -
"'tnoat HucA suahse ~ P'.eos' u" 60. ,ras T.,
gram presen'eo ~ nv" 4ss.ns. s,as.,., .,asr H.
'alse supply anu .hs s@1lN ;, ,S . ~. IT..
WING other Nv W. sos ,sssst ~ .n,,I,
so!aalo as yet oha sne t Ht " ""ss
Win ht''o ue.'a"o WI entlu'e'
INC ueHana 'otuiy sou''e 1., ~. ,at,,,
prosemen1. IN eohpate" ns'a >is s',1,,,
talcs eno" "nch '1'set nss.es".v, asu' 's"ss ;.s
from pfesens Appeasa nees, lav e'aso" uum .u
opening WIZ pto,e 'no p.o,s "'e nIss.sss
" auy ~ w. ..I,,a. no .,nctro cav.
since lS11. cotton .e1''os uie nusAnsns. ,.ea
efai n1ahas o. oscHeueu solso"o ''. o1.u .'.as1
up Nc within tae past two aays, shu tu'sn's w.
vanco In ieaane ofahus OF ps1ats ,As as' pee. TO-
taollhned' 1foce..en Hc'e polseu ~ sonn ,.as.
manu. ana gcncfa''y urn Npuces NV - "as"s'
az thc EAST ana ato stFpnse1 not' ~ so
sagare were qalet ano 1s's A. oHALs aa 80.
laaacs remain stsons' a"o1o w@a Hn sst.'s
market al lully late pt'ess. enee'e VIZ ms,s
Iistc more ifeetS iaan uul'ns .Ho .s,. '' ~. ~
me week. tno "ea.nel oeaus T., t,n a-;,1
enanscs " S.at, hars cn.tinrn arttvc
1rnt ana neh 'sarke" ~,ts ..",s nnIot
con- anu Moou Wsae snsaIns1 s,ns ns.,,tun sto,,
ana ~lnout a.staso ~ p.s.se .nsv ,u,toa
"h.Sh "ae e@s''e1 a"' 1''s" >~'' WIZ
"a" ~ ., a,-,,,5 At ho+t yoraa and
"Is 49, - a.,sa.,sMv .t 4ha ancIs, tyhera
~, ~. 49, a ,.oas nTa.oa .od .oon n,tcr the
-. ..S au ~ ~, -nrant nr,rs. ri;cfan t,aln
.. 49,. a",.,.aarcsa ma tha outjoo IA oultc en-
s..sr,,+ ~ ia,<, t,- . law. hr.tness hut II ia
, 1876-08-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Continued Prevalence OF None"
tary Du'lness.
Tho Produce Markets Moderately Act'
ive...Provisions steadier.
Corn Heavy---Wheat, Rye, and
Barley Stronger.


The 1a.. week In August has for gctra past ocen
note fot ite duilnc,s In ni! departments of busl
nesa, and that closing on Saturday was no execn'
tlon "a tho general ruln. The only dcp'aHd foF
money ramo from country correspondents, hna' IN
TACT, thnl was so light that II scarcely uade any
impression on tho snsplns. Of currency pt!ea W N
the vaults Of tho hanks, THE calls came from Inc
ptoluce districts where dealers md ho|dcra do mt
ears 10 aend IN moro than moderate e'ete
pf thoEr cereals and nlhct, tarptne 70
ma.ke. at prcscnt pr1ceA. " course
thry havo right to their opinions In these matters
nni thcIr To pay Interest 5snl The beftef
for our city bankera, mhny Of whom havo eetH
scarcely ab1c 10 do enough 10 pay expenses 10. scs
cra weeks past. city customers seem 10 nesu SetI
fow recommendation, Hence discount tines nt
nearly ell .he banks arc at low figure. Thc rnas-
c,uto hanks have fair lncs. hut Tho ldln funds IN
tba vaults of tue packcrs' banks arc rtnl bur-
then, or course IN nnothcF month or s1x Weeks
,heY will be relieved from all anxiety on this SUD-
lect.
During tho week tho exchange market kept
Ernlually sinking, not 40 much from the iargo
amounts making as from tho Light demana from
cnatoMers. ....
There was no statement, however, to potlro
among bankers and busiDess men In thelr cona+
deuco In good fail trade, which OIL hoped would
mako I,s coming felt before the Close OF the ne1t
week.
Tho exchange market on Saturday did not show
any real chango from psesinns quotations, thon8l'
rs usual ueAt'tho close Of bus!ncsa tho price "as
armcr, for tho reason that stronger holders did moi
care 10 carry over eursenes t'l MONDAY. con.
siderable sales woto made eRrly a& 30 cents pei
81, 900 t1tscount, hut towards The closo 20 ccn1'
was paid, and some bankers refused to sell below
mar, Tho range for tho day must be quoted ~ pa'
to 80 conts per ST., Goo discount.
Az usual tho mercantile banka discount fof Gus
, 1876-08-28
HYPOTHESIS IN SCIENCE.

Epfctu1 Correspondence u T4t Tribune,
LANSING, Mich, Aug. 15.-At = recent mcee1
Ing Of tic Lansing Scientific Association, Henry
A. uafgh delivered IN address upon "The
Valuo Of tho Guesa," or the use and importance
Of the Hypothesis In the advancement Of tho
Physical arionccs. After dwelling upon tho
prejudice which has obtained agninst "tcientthc
,uessl.,g,n ard referring to Lord Bactos's ~
sessioa that Tho accumulation Of facts, and inc
careful and orderly abstraction OF a11osos OF
general truths from them, constitute tho true
tnodo OF Induction and the only safe method OIL
Investigation, the speaker proceeded TO SHOW
that such method had not been followed py
tho great masters In Bclcnec, from Hipparchos
down. A study Of the labors OF the WORLDS
physictsts slows that Induction (Which ~
sssa to he ns ely psGy e .o nyslsS nyaas s'S eno
in ths formation ct Hypothetical anttelpata9a.n ~
Ut Nature, ard that dsduction has been usca 70
yorliy the hypotheses In truth. Tho latter s:s
seems to be tia natural method, Whicn, -
pothcsis and experiment, ,-.-allowlnE the .s lass
term to include observation. Without some
guiding clews, all experiment would 10 aap.
6azard aud tentative. Iie referred, at song
Illustrating tls statement, Tho true course o. o.,
srIantIlc procedure, he claimed, conslsls ~
Participating Nature."-i, c.. for,niuE, ~,
| ppthcees % to the laws which arc propaoly ~.
opcratipn, and then observing Or c1pcrimcaslns!
iii ord& TO ascertain wAether the phenomena e,.s
arv such az would follow from W,
| laws Or iacta supposed. In order e =;
learn eonccrning tue bencdts already deIl7e<' ns'
fro tho ot Tug hypothesis, the speaker a.
a.mlncd tho methods olAployed by The success .sns
st aown xsima5s e mesSoat S sSo%ns thss a
them, with hasiiy an exception, ueale constant a
use u tho guess. lie showed that al tue iml M
portant liseayesies-t Of Co4etnic,ts' Tx
1cr, t'allleo Ne%ton, Huygheas, EFaakin I',, a!aL
10 perfect aceortlance with true scientific pe@n
Utls,-i l. O., by 1rat being stated - guesses, ..
hypotheses, and then bslng vsrlfled by oose''@
| tfou uud experiment.
, 1876-08-28

sAnI Interest.
by TELEGRAPH.

New ynnK, Aug. 2G.-Go1d opened and closed
at Ill, With salcs In tho Interim at 111h. Dor.
rowing rate II, l, Ii. and per cent. Loaus weso
nlao made int.
Government bonds opened weak, In sympathy
With tho London market, wherc prices went down
un tho announcement that tho AFae call Tor re-
densption viii ha 'reMed BY Tho Secretary Of the
.rrcasury Sept. !. This market closed nct!So and
lower. ......
afternoon. Northwestern consolidated gold cou-
lid, Union Pacific arats rose TO 1ooI. Tho re-
Stuts lot,ds wcrq quiet and prices nominal.
Thu week, ottcr the unusually active and exc!t.
M sve hr M % s0is S.,s Sisn aafsss
excitement md violent fluctuations that have tnads
an ae md: 1s ef yrGess tat Il likely to 81
fniy de;fsoea ssfss sny ;;ys hsys sotg gazssd l
sn lat ansaE Gfss sses earx Ss
s fs sesMs sss { t. esdss s' R
i TulaWa1e, and Lseiawnnis ); &ests,n and siiehi.
gan Central. This DECLINE Was over by too, slncc
which prices have tended upward ngnln to tho e4"
In liz Am, dealings tho stock market was strong
| and higher Il. tho entire lIt There was Ill ad:
yaee s. ~ ss cen, srp ne 1Swsst rois e
Iii, Suw Jersey Central to A09s, Norris l. Essex 10
| p5. Michigan Central 70 agA, Western Union 70
ifs &s ssos s u a!ts. 1ssna sots to ie seis
II Trnasas!on. at the Stock Exchange, to-daay ay
ssd, d 5.G6o Pae!ae MsSi, So6 ST., Fsal 50. cog
Western unon 5a 900 Dslswnrn LsSkswSn"a w; 4 ~ q
MONEY market ensy; ~ on GALL .oao ~,
, 1876-08-28
TOBACCO. ....
Reported for.tA 7ftbxns sy t!trnndtr Harsh'ii TO-

TOBACCO. ...
Reported for.tA 7ftbkns sg titrundtr Harshtit To-
karcc RrhktF.
Loc1svitEa. Ky. AnH 2d.--The bulk Of the o1rf'
nRs thts week atfor.n9 nor assortment Ut hcairad
sortt the market showed tho wnnt Of fc u ,as
dono for The last two week. excepting yesterday.
when, with better assortment of cutters aad couty
hllera there wss moro animation than any day 'hts
week. with greater nsncas t.fAuch then. The market
tu.tAyt however, was rathtt lAnFud. with very ro0f
1asnrfIutnt out Of the snla brcaks uf a4a h which
were mostly Of III Interior drscriptiou.
Pflcca fol thorG9Ily a1,t cnte1nH and MaHn!nctnr.
ing hlIrss arr aMlib drm 1t last wcekt aSnrts Al
oilers hrs Aff ". No seIcEnnt of my drttfaptluH
have brtn pta. I'd this week. The md fcfc1pta
oi S5or. now verJ ivht, the aaas Of scn' beihR
''f Thc View Il Holden, and buyers srpcar to e
hpnft lhl week than they have been fot ne tiina
" may jniRu trpn, t%.!Y !o9 hhas hs!nx sS!ycSs4 !
at the breaks cnnrIstln9 Of n dc.cf1tipla tolncFs
seem teOtcA 20 rely Tor strength On a prn*rsst ol
much Tighter rcccpts tho future. and tho rsihlllty
O an rlfly tls yenr ptl1 aicl tnn1ewnt Dn tllt
cool anap ws Ind ast niT. 10 tt Il y mora t?!nn tks
" wo sha'f haSu rather sensitive market tor sono
1is rccGipis Of this week do not SHOW decreaae
hut an ic0 ise Of 1t0 over last week. the afxrefnts
this week bYlng 1.0 tlltt Witch y e.o t tnofe nan
inn 1 reviews Ind % doi1 prtysc1yi of ta latter w1s
iof tIc English market, At eiiUo Quotaons remain
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