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THE Radicals now threaten war if Til
den is elected. Well, let them fight if
they dare. The Democrats, if they elect
the President, could lick them in a jiffy.
They know it, and will not dare to brave
the majority of the people clearly express
ed at the polls.
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To fhe Doubtful.

Let no doubtful voter be deceived. Let
him vote tomorrow for Tilden and Re-
form. He will then be on the strong side
as Hlden, Grubb and Williams, are sure
to be elected.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

Remember that the negroes knocked
down Governor Cochran at the polls four
years ago. They are more fully armed
now; keep an eye on them, and don't let
them have an opportunity to use black
jack, a razor or pistol. No man has a
right to carry weapons about the polls.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

LOOK OUT for Philadelphia roughs and
repeaters and thieves. Four years ago
they came to Delaware to break up the
ballot boxes in Appoquinimink. Marshal
Dunn knows all about it: They thez
pretended to be U. S. Marshals. They
will probably try it again.
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ALL opposed to the continued agitation
of WAR ISSUES, and in favor of RE
CANCELLATION and PEACE, will vote
NEXT TUESDAY for TILDEN and HEN
DRICKs
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

KEEP your eye on strangers, black or
white. Note down the name of every
suspicious vote. The Board of Canvass
may throw them out, if illegal.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

Vote early. Don't be intimidated by
Deputy U. S. Marshals. They are sub
ject To the State laws as well as other peo-
pie, and just as liable to arrest, fine and
Imprisonment as they would be if not
Marshals.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

Hon. Jas. NJ. Scoval, of New Jersey, a
Republican for the last ten years, made a
rattling speech for Tilden and Hendricks
on Thursday night last.
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Registers Oroer.
hEQInTEAsa Qr...

=, New Castle County Oot. Ilyhct XXI ,o-,
y Upon the application cf Fanint11' it1' .iTS.
Kowen. Administratrix Of Josepb N, 4. Nc.
late Of WILMINGTON hundred. IN ss;d Mcho hhowen,
deceased. is ordered and drectaSda Sda,a h Colnty,
isterthat the Administratrix aforsaa;yy ne Reg
tice Of the granting Of Letters Of fIua A~ glyeno.
ton upon the Estste Of the decsssed HiiS e.
ments 10 be posted within FORTY d.y, ,aaGvertlse-
date ofsuch Letters. In six Of The mo,t tOm tne
places Of the County of New Castle rsopi1 public
at. so ppossnt aas'n tBS demands against E
Act Of Assembly in such case maSs HSIas s,S Gy an
yided Andalse cause the same to b. iu iu.pp.t PFC
Si,s,ah Cd wthia ,st, tss same period in tSs 'iS VII
WILMINGTON. and to be contippnoS pSSSlshed sh in
three weeks, (E. o. d. 'neren
(@ Given under the hand and Scale
lis SaS Ss' Ss.. &. H. B R'g; g,s sPss;s sia. Ct
aforesaid. the day and year aboys' vrit..cy vGiuo,y
D, y. BlGGS. Regis,nr
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Negroes Going to Philadelphia ia
Y0fe.

We hear that many of the negroes in
Kent and Sussex counties have been Of
fered inducements by the Radicals to go
to that city and vote. Look out for them
See that they do not stop here and vote
also
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Don't swap any name. The whole
Democratic ticket is pledged to Reform;
vote it straight.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

The Fifth Maryland Regiment is al
ready raising funds to pay its expenses as
an escort to Tilden next March.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

Fraudulent ballots are out. Compare
your ballots carefully with that published
elsewhere in the GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

Bird is for Bayonets. Hence he mus
institute an armed guard to attend hi
meetings.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

- IERIFF'S SALE.
= BY virtue of writ of FL Fa, me direc-
ted. will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Store of William F. Gil espie. No. 2O3 Sbipley
street. city of WILMINGTON. in New Castle
county. Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF N0VEMB sR, 1876,
- At II O'Clock. am
The following described Personal Property.
viz:
Gas fixtures, brass work. lot Of pumps, bath
boilers, lead pipe, tere Gotta ware hose. east
iron ware, glass globes, porcelain ware. Scales,
fire proof safe. desk, chairs. letter press. Al
his residence same day. household and kitch-
en- furniture, 6c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF VIM. Z. Gillespie, and to be sold by
ri, WIN. II. JAMESON. Sheriff.
sherlf's not noaiss. &C Mss sass Castle.
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NOTICE.

All person shavin claims asa;n,, N. u.
tate Of tho deceased must present tbs sV s.ua ns,
duly attosted to the Adminisiratrir on ~ stae Sa
fore Oct. IA. 1877. or abide the Act Of Assam sT-
bly, in such case made and provided.
FANNY A. M,K0WEN.
Aaa. wu. Adminstratrix,
hdutesS limlngt0n, Del. UctlIeOd3w
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SHERIFF,S SALE-By virtue of sundry
- writs of HI. Fa.. to me directed, will be ex.
exposed to Public Sale on the farm OF William
Lore. in st. Georges hundred. in New Castle
county. Del. on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1876,
AT 10 o'clock A. M,
The following described Personal Properly.
w:
horses, colts. COWS. calves. IL hogs.
IA piss oxen. dolbls carriage, York WA.
gon, farm wagon. OK car 6. light wae On.
peach body l sleigh. reaper, / horse rake
fan, ploughs. harrows. cultivators, sboyels'
forks. hoes, carriage wagon and plow har,
ness; about 4o acres of corr, lot of " heat and
oats in stack about 30 tons OF hay. 40 acres of
wheat In the ground. lot of peacn baskets.
&c also. household and kitchen furniture.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty OF Willi9m Lore. and to be sold by
SHERIFF. Office, New Castle,
Nov. 2, 1876. nov3-ts
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WILMINGTON. DEL. NOV. q, 1876
DEHcfRA7IC NOMINATION \,

DEHctRA1IC NOMINATION. \,
FoR PRssIDKSr.
SAMUEL y. TILDEN
OF NEW YORK.
FOB VICE PRESIDENT.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
OF INDIANA
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToRs
JOHN H. RODNEY, New Castle Co
JOHN W. SHARP, Kent County.
GEO. W. wILLEN, Sussex County.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Hon. JAMES WILLIAMS.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF.
ISAAC GRUBB.
FOR CORONER.
DAVID c.. ROSE.
FOR SENATOR,
GARRY sHARpLEY. Brandywine Hd.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
JAMES W. WARE. wilmington.
JOHN W. r. KILLGORE, Christiana.
JOHN e. BARTHOLOMEW, Mill Creek.
THOMAS HOLCOMB, New Castle
THOMAS BIRD. Red Lion,
JAMES NICHOLSON, Pencader.
EDWIN R COCHRAN, St. Georges.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM p. LODGE, Brandywine Hid.
JAMES CARSWELL, Wilmington Hid.
ADOLPHUS HUSBANDS. Chrlstlana Hd.
ALBERT II. SILVER, New Castle.
ALEXANDER WILSON. Pencader Nd.
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GHFRIFF'S SALE.

SHFRIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of writ Of Ais Venditioni Ex-
ponas to me din ected. will be exposed to Pub
lie Sale. at the premises of James b Henry
in Delaware City. in Red Lion hundred, in
New Castle county, Delaware ce, on
rUESUAl,
THE 7th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1873.
At . o'clock. I.m,
The following described Personal Property,
viz.
COW. set of double harness, plough. l
buffalo robe. household and kitchen iurni-
chairs, bureaus. washstands. carpets, oil
cloths. tables stoves, &c.
Seized and taken m o execution as the pro-
peftY OF James = Henry. ana T. be sold by
VIM Ii. LAMBSON, Sher II.
Sh.rifi's Office, New castle, /
yet. lS. A, K. 1876 oct2s.ts
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REGISTERS Order.
REGIsTER's Opyrry

New CASTLE COUNrY, Sept. III, lss
Upon the application of Jacob 7. Herdmsp
Administrator. 2. 7. A.. of Neal McLsurb,
lin. late OF Wilmington Hundred, in ssi
County, deceased. 1t is Orderei, and Al.
reeted BY the Register that the Ad-
ministrator aforesaid give notice Of TN Il.
granting Of Letters of Admins ration upOn eoo
the Estate Of the deceased with the dsts
Of granting thereof. by causing sdver.
tisements 70 be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters. in six Of tSs
most public places Of the county Of New Ca-
tie. recurring all persons having demands
against the ksate TO present the same OF
abide BY an Act of Assembly in such c,se
made. and provided. And also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period in tho
Delaware Gazette, q newspaper published IN
Wilmington. and to be continued therein
HUYxA two months.
ktS6 Given under the hand and seal
:, ONCE Of the Register aforesaid, at
New Castle, New Castle county Aforesaid,
the day and year above written.
S. c. BIGGS. Register
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TiLdea's Election Conceded

Ohio is now said to be good for Tilden
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NOTICE

All porsons ha yipg claims against the &.
tate of the deceased must present the nns
duly attested to t1e Administrator, on OF be-
iore Sept. 7th, 1877. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provide
JACOB P. HERDMAN,
Administrator c. I A.
AddreN-WiImington Del. septllW?m
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NOTICE

All persons having claims .,.,.
tate Of the deceased must pressn, I't ~ me e.
duly attestsd to the EIeent,;. 'ne sans
before N9vember ID. 1877, or sbids IN ,or
OF Assembly In suoh case made snd III. sne Aet
Address-wilmington, Del. 'N provided.
rovl.oasw cARRIET, BEGGS
Executrir.
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REGLSTER' S ORDEe>
REGIsTER,s ,sURDC.

RHQrarr,,. n
New Castle County, Noyembsss SOIP,Iok.
:, Upon the application of Carr,ae "a. 1875
EExecutrix of Joseph L. Besss. i; ,Begs,
sossasas s%.rs.iH aSScdrsd d,SsS in tad CO.. Count
Register that the Executrix torsed atoraeed by Tie
notice OF tho granting of Letters Tas,a, TT;sa, give
aLy ary upon the Estate Of the deceasSssSta Sstamen,-
s on tsrnaSng t IN causing r
from the date Of such Letters. in ,?irty day,
most public plsces of the COUNT wv o Of The
ssn, Csss TsSSu1Sns Is. Ess all dsnsMnss Mss
abide BY an Act Of Assembly In sucs scS same, o.
and provided; And also cause the sams uass mad,
tnssrtsd within the same period In s IT, r H.. ;.
weeks. (E. o. d. 'nersin three
{ oe: @.'e 81 ipnSS:'fs: &. h..|h,s;.n.d |hsnd and s,.
.~' New Castle. in New CastIir CYIrsssid. 4,
orssaid.ths day and yea, sbovs' bSu' y.;e,anty
.. q. BIGGS, Rss;r.Nn'
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

Schr Emma @ Babcock, 22S tons,
Babcock, Phlidvif hia, A Springer
with COAL
Gef bark Shanghai, 800 tons, Nau.
| chuty, Cape he Yprdes, to E Peschau
d Westermann.
Ger bark Julius, 293 tons, Frencs
Marseilies. 3i days, to E Peschau &
Westermann
Nor bark Chatham, 36l tons, Schev.
erod, Marseilles, 81 days, to z E
Heide.
| Steam tug Royal Arch, Davis,
Georgetown, 5. ., Bangs & Dolby.
Schr Minnie W"rd, Moore, New
River, Edwards & Hail.
Sckr Cold Leaf, Moore, New River,
Edwards & Hall
CLEARED.
Schr Ray Dennis, New River, Ed
wards e. Hall.
Schr Carrie Melvin, Andrews, Port
land, Me-, J 81 Chalbourne.
Dan brig Johaune, Andersen, Liver
pool, DeRosset & Co.
Nor brig Meira, Stoer, Liverpool.
Williams & Murchison.
Brig ,ohn Pierce, Townsend, Oarde-
mas, Worth & Worth.
Schr Leviathsn, Galloway, Lock
woods Folly, A Martin
ochr Jula :5eldon. Hill, Ell zabeth
City, J r Lippitt.
Schr Annie G Midgett, Lewis, Eli
zabeth City, E Lippitt.
Nor brig Azha, 3O7 tons, Houee,
Liverpool. Williams g. Murchison.
Schr Zenith, Moore, Shalotte, An
derson & Loeb.
Schr Mary Wheeler, Foreman. Eli
zabeth City to Williams & Murchiaon,
Ger bark Anna Eloise, Ottman, Ga!
weston, e Peschau & Westermaun.
Schr John Fl. Conyer"e, P:ummer
Port au Prince, Northrop & Cum
ming.
Br brig Magdala, Clubhouse, Norfolk
Vs., DeRosset & Co.
Schr Webo, Walker, Little River,
" L Gore.
Schr Wave, Justice, Little River,
Kerchner & Calder Bros.
Schr Spray, Penton, Little River. N
Chilean.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Donnell,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Ger barque Vega, Gerth, Hamburg,
Anderson & Loeb.
Nor barque Victor, Jacobsen, Rot
terdam, G. 6 Barker & Co
Steamship D. J. Folay, Price, Balti-
more, 4. u. Cazaux.
Ger barquo Auguste rcitge, Drews,
Hamburg, William 6 Mnrchison.
Schr Ida May, Lamson. Ponce 2 Z
and market, Harriss & Howell, cargo
by O G Parsley & Co.
MEMORANDUM.
The British brig Island Bell, from
this port to Bristol, Eng, previously
reported ashore at Bude, will be a to-
tai wreck.
The German bark Anna Etoiso, ar.
rived and clearedfrom this port, goes
to Galveston to load with cotton for
Liverpool.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
DIED.

F''Y.-At Scotr. Hill, Dec. 34th, in the 5ith
year 1T her aye, Mrs Mary A. Foy, consort of
ate Joseph NJ. Foy.
Ih,- Ieceased I'D was 10 g and widely known as
one of he most e.tim able chr stiAn ladies in
tn land. Her Ii. me has ever been the c=ntre OF
a refined aud generous hospitality, and for
dirty years a most pleasant retreat for the
weary itin -rsnt minister, rs many Of the N. G.
30, fereuce can testify. Her most excellent
husband, = whom she was happily II arrled in
youth, and WITH whom she afterwards Joined
the McthoIist Church, prece led her several
wears INTO eternity She lived a l her
chiidr,-n and leaSe the impress OF her lovely
character ith them. She Was devoted wife
fond and faithful mother, KIND neghbor,
AID an exc nlplary Christian. She beautifully
adorned every relation In life, and threw a halo
of !o,e.in all around her. For many
years she was the subject of very painful bodily
atf1 Ctton. she had every ad vantage, skill and
symrathy couG give, yet her sutferfngs were
extreme and beyond human remedy. Hhe en-
dured All her physical ills with . most wonder
fuI Ia:3ence and fortitude. Her hri,tlrn ex-
perience was clear and satisfactory-afford
her assu, ance of her &C ptauce with God, and
bringing her the comfort of daily com n,unjon
With lin. In view of her relation to God, as
her Heavenly Father, and her glorious Inherit
as lnerces sent, and looked on death, not ouy
wi;hou' tear, but with entire composure-as 8
lime of release from prison of pain-. dep1r-
ture to meet loved ones in a better home. She
h,d the cloudy shadow OF the death
angels wing. time af er time, fa; on the mem
bers of her Ionsehoid, but ;ts coming lines to
cnf.,1 her, sEC vie Wed. aOt only as the spirit
oscoIt to watt her above the clouds, to be eve,
with the Lord. She ivtd ;hrstian-she died
as only d Christian can dis-triumph antly.
While tao worli was merrly haiing the in
coming anniversary OF the singing ang' Is, shin
ing star and manger -cradled Saviour, heaven
was greeting with raptucons applause her spirit,
which rose ike new born orbamd its con-
t Il i1ns, to i've revolyo and shine forever.
A large concourse OF weeping frienos and
neigt noTs gathered the day following, 20 pay
the iast sad tribute 10 her II ortai remains
whi: T. with appr"Iriate service, were brought
and lad with mOurnful, loving Tenderness, 10.
side hcr husband iii Oakdale Hn metery.
Fare eWtii. dear motHer-a short farewell. II
view of thy lite here, and rewaFt now, we LAY
tt.e fnwtr-wreathed cross and crown on tt
mound above thy s.cret dust, inte'.din to bea
| the cross aud seek tho Crown in tiny footprints
until we come to live With thee again in thy
| he utitu h me- &*#
| Whining ton, Jan. 4th, 1876.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
Market REPORT.
BY TELEGRAM TO THE JOURNAL.
Financial

BY TELEGRAM TO THE JOURNAL.
Financial.
New YORK, Jan. 12.-Noon-Gold
112.. Stocks active. Money 19 cent.
Sterlinge1change-long 81 944 short
81 SS3. Government securities dull.
State boads quiet and strong.
Commercial.
New YORK. Jan. 12-Woon-Cotton
dull. Sales of 372 bales. Uplands 133
cents Orleans 13 5-16 cents.
Futures opened quiet, as follows :
February Is 1>16 cents; March 13 7-16
@13 1892 cents April l3 2I-32@13
11-16 cents May Is 27 32@13 20. 80
cents; June IA l-16@14i cents.
Flour quiet and staady. Wheat a
shade fHmer. Corn dull and unchang-
ed. Pork unchanged at $40 rs. Lard
heavy; steam 125 cents. Spirits tur-
pentine heavy at 3S@3S3 cents. Rosin
quiet at 81 ESQ 81 75 for Strained.
Freights firm.
BAnTo1oRs, Jan. 2.-Noon-Flour
quiet aud steady; Western fair at So so
@S6 so; other grades unchanged.
Wheat quiet, but firm and unchanged.
Corn quiet and firm.
Financial.
New YORK, January Night
Money easy; at 4@5 p cent. Sterling
exchange qniet at 81 S4t. Gold 12t@
125 cents. Government securities dull
and steady new SIS 163. State bonds
quiet and steady.
COnamerciaS.
New YoRK, January 1.2-Night-
Cotton dull sales of 904 bales at ID /
13s cents. Consolidated net re-
celpts 1l2, 1926 bales exports to Great
Britain Sc, ,422 bales to France 6,842
bales to Continent 8,023 bales to
Channel 1888 bales.
Cotton-Net receiptsk 1,7l6 bales
gross receipts 5,S46 bales. Futures
closed quiet and steady sales of 81,
500 bales, as follows January 13 1872
cents; February Is 3-16@l3 1872 cents
Marchl3 716@l3 1872 cents; April Il
1l-l6@23- 81 cents May l3 % $40 l:
1915 cents; June ID 3-32@l34 cents
July 144@l4 9 80 cents; Augu-t 1850
II 81 cents.
Flour unchanged; moderate demand
| Wheat l@2 cents better; fair demanG
at 81 Is for white western. Corr
steady moderate demand at 66@66!
cents; graded mixed 81 nts yellow
64 cents; new white western 81 cents
new white southern est cents ; new
yellow do. Oats steady at 44@48 cts
nixrd western and state 46@52 cents
white do. Coffee, Rio quiet and stead,
at l64 OLE cents ; gold cargoes; 1919
20 cents; gold job lots do. Turpentin'
heavy at 373@3S cents. Pork dull
new mess 521. Lard heavy prime
| Staayn l0I oaots
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

Swd-Framat. 251 tons, Eckman,
Gdls. r E Heide
Nor-Fredericksteen, 500 tons, Laraeni
idis. Alex Sprunt & Son
Ger-ti G Michels, $50 tons, Diuwiltz,
(dis.) e Peschau & Westermann
Nor-Hilding. 229 tons, hiiinssen,
(dis.) Il e Heide.
James Crosby, Lord,
(ioadiug.) Z kidder & Sons
Nor-Sosk lmmeren, 326 tons, Wahi,
fdis.] Il E Heide.
Nor-Iriton, Ala tons, Jacobsen.
dis. r e Heide.
Nor via, 224 tons, Ommundsen,
(ioa1ing) } Williams & Murchison
sCHooNERs.
Charley Bucki. 242 tons, Bagley.
dis. G G Barker & Co.
Emma Babcock, 22s tons, Babcock.
dis. J a Springer
George aud Emily, los tons,
His. Harriss & Howell
Br--Ju!ia Elizabeth, Ing, aham,
(dis) JOS Ell Neff
Lizzie Lane, 23l tons, West,
(aja.) VS. WRR.
dis CCRR.
l. f Warren, 400 tons, Thomson,
dis. Navassa Guano Co.
Sidney G. Tyler, 296 tons, Barret,
waiting Harriss & Howell.
Speedwell, 419 tons. Drisks.
(dis.) Navassa Guano Co.
Vesta 96 tons, -,
laid up. G G Barker & Co.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
ST TATE N Il w s.

It is proposed to change the Peoples
Bank OF Monroe 90 /. National Bank at
an early day.
correspondent of the CharIott Oh
seyyer writes from Gastonll, q station
on the Air Line Railroad. IN CASTOR
equity, that a grave yard at that place
is tie sene of great mystery. On sun
1av night the grave of Rehecc.. NJ.
Bradley. Sio has been dead and bur
;ad for naariy eight years WIS op ued
by sorns hurlati hyenas, for the pur-
pose, ..a oar correspondent suppUseS,
o ,.rt ..u:nf: a q ..u plate WITCH ~ : IL
h.; mouth ,reH she was urled tnr
plate, however, vas not taken, and it Is
supposed from tits fae8, tls.t the rob-
bers were frightened away. 4 part Of
the body WAS exhumed and thrown olt
Of the grave. There Is no clue to the
Uerpetrat0rs of tue G:asIardiy act.
We learn that Mr. Albert Query,
the inguiahed artist. has written to
Col. Thomas, superintendent o. the
Carolina Military Institute, says the
| Charlott Observer. TO say that he had
| been engaged TO paint a portrait of
| Stonewail jackson, ana that he desires
to execute his work mere. Mre. Jack
| son, the bonQred widow of the great
| Confederate General, having consent
| ed to place at Mr.. Guerry's service all
| the materials in her possession, for
such a work, it is likely that Mr., G.
will come to this city for the purpose
| named.
Mr.. Query has executed several fine
portraits. He is u talented painter.
and we have every reason to conclude
that he will do justice to the great sub
iect that he proposes to put on can
vass.
The Goldsboro Messenger says
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial

LONDON, Jan. 12-Erie 144.
Street rate 4 p cent, which is l
cent below & bank rate,
PARIS, Jan. 12-Rentes 66f ard 95c.
Conn namOrciaI.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3.-Nooaa-Cotton
dull; middling uplands 6 l3-l6d mid
ding Orleans 1-16d; sales of $4,000
bales for speculation and exports
1000 bales receipts 3. 100 bales
American 2.70O bales. Cotton to arrive
dnll and unchanged.
Sales of middling uplands, low mid
ding clause, shipped January and
February per sail. 6l2d; do shipped
April and May delivery, 6fd.
1:3OP. M.-Sales, of midd.ing up
lands low middling clause, shipped
March and April. per sail, 6 13-16d !;
do January delivery 6sd.
3: 90 M-Sales of cotton to-day in
clude 5000 bales American.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Marine.
ARRIVED

ARHIV ED.
Ger brig CLARA, $50 tons, Dillwitz.
70 days, Stettir., e Peschau & Wester-
mann.
Ger bark Helene. 339 tons, Fack,
Bordeaux. r Peschau & Westermann.
Nor Brig Triton - tons. Jacobsen,
Londonderry, 49 days, r e Heide:
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, New
York, A D CaZaux.
Br schr Julia Elizabeth, SO tons,
Ingrahanl, days Elenthera, fruit, jos
ii Neff
Ger brig Die Peeue, $50 tons, Fehl-
haber, A days. liaufieur, b Peschau
& Westermann.
Nor brig Fido, 245 tons, Thorsen, AZ
days, Gloucester, Il E Helde.
Ger barquentine Wick & Mebane, 396
tons, Whitesides, 35 days from Rotter
dam. 100 tons salt, Wick & Mebane.
Br bark Hope, - tons, Fries, 35
days. Lii, e2.pool Alex Spruct & Son.
Nor barque Speed, 220 tons, Olsen,
As days. Londou, II h Heide.
Ger brig Fanchon, go tons, Vo5s,
! is DAYS, Antwerp, E Pes chau & Wes-
| teImann,
Nor brig Soskummeren, 326 tons,
| Wahl, "a days, Libourne, r +! Heide.
Schr Wave, Justice, Little 1tlver,
Kerchner & Calder Bros.
ochr Potter, -, Little River,
Kerchner g. Calder Bros.
| Schr Ray, Dennis, Elizabeth City,
| 413 bushels corn to B f Mitchell d
Son.
Schr Leviathan, Galloway. Lock
woods Folly, A Martin.
Schr Zenith, Moore, Shalotte, An
derson & Leob.
Schr Lizzie Lane. West, Baltimore
i tons. with guano to w & W Il Il
Ger bark Anna, EIoise. Ottman. St
Thomas, E Peschau & Westermann.
Sw brig Dolphin = tons, Amman
43 days, Cadiz, r E Heide.
Nor bark Nornen, 304 tons, Svenson
40 days, st. Nazaira, h E Heide.
Nor Bark Arnvlg, = tons, Arnsen
42 days, Plymouth, r E Heide:
Nor bark Titania, - tons, Hanson
Liverpool, r e Heide. ,,
Steamship Panther, 500 tons, Mills
New York, A D Cszaux.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

List of Vessels in the Fort ofEWIi
.nington, n &C.. Jan. 18TH iS76.i
STEAMSHIPS.
Steamship Panther, Mile,
Ooading) ADCazaux
Ger-Anna, 34S tons, Siewerts.
[loading.7 Williams & Murchison.
Br-Apollo, 425 tons, Millikin,
Tloading.l Alex Sprunt 6 Son.
Nor-Arnvig, 284 tons, Arntseu.
(dls.) RE Heide.
Nor-Chatham, 384 tons, Scheverod,
Ids r E Heide.
Ger-Ceres, 396 tons, Doel1er.
loading. Anderson Il Loeb
Ger-Emilie, ALI tons. Lange,
(dis.) E Peschau d Westormann.
Br-iiope. 251 tons, Fries.
(dis.) Alex SYunG e Son
Ger-Heurich Rodburtus, ,3i6 t's, ,Kroe-
ger, (disD Z Peschau & Westermann
Ger-Heiene, 339 tons, Fack,
(ais) E Peschau & Westernann.
| Ger-Julius. 293 tons, Frenck.
Gdis E Pesehau & Westermann.
| Ger-Juno, All tons, Lindt,
(dis.) E Peschau & Wastermann.
Nor-Leif, 296 tons, Macueses,
| Ids Ii 1HiuO.
Ger Lydia Peschau, 400 tons, Fechter
(dis.) E Peschau & Westerman.t t..
| Ger-Medusa, 366 tons, Seideberg,
(di,.) Tiffany Wendt Bierwirth, New
| YORK
Nor-Nornen, $50 tons, svensen.
(dis.) E E Heide.
Nor -oti,ia, 2s5 tons, Tho, sen,
Ger .5ornabend, $50, Pust.
Noading) William, u Aurc:lson.
Ger-Snaneha 800 tous, Naucnuty,
(dis.I E. Peschau q; Westerman.
(dis1 r e Heide.
Nor-Sulitj tjelma, 325 tons, Ullmass,
Idis.) Alex Sprunt & Son.
Nor-l'itania, 262 tons, Hanson,
Idis.) E Heide.
Br-Vick & Mebane, 900 tons, Waite.
sides, (dis.) Wick & Mebane'
Br-Alice Ada, 3O7 tons, Campbell,
Lwaitingl 2s7 tooL D fssssdo r Eossst5 & Co
Ids. R E Heide
[dic.l Il Peschau & WestermanD
Ger-Die Peene, $50 tons, Fehlhaber
(dis.) E Fntchau & Westermaun
Sw-DeIphin, 202 tons, Amman,
Tdis.1 r e Heide
Br-Eoonomy, 415 tons, Graham,
GIoading.) Alex Sprunt II Son
Ger-Fanchon, $50 tons. Voss,
(dis.) E Peschau & Westermann
Ger-Freude, 271 tons, Braun,
(dis) E Hosshau & Westermanr
!. No:--Fido, 210 tons, Thorsen.
idis.) RE Heide