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The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE COCRTS.

Bernard Nugcnt has been arrested q charge ol
not supporting his wife. In petition yesterday 4
Judge Dononue for writ OF habeAs corpus he state,
that no sixty years ola in feeble health ant
unable 10 take OF himself, he having 10 dcpent
on relatives and friends for maintenance. The writ
was granted.
John Ven, convicted In the Court Of Special Scs-
SONS OF abandoning his wife, asks TO DO discharged
He states, In petition for writ OF habeas corpus
submitted yesterday 10 Judge Donohuc, that no IS
willing 10 furnish home for his wife and to provide
her but tnat absolutely refuses TO live with
him. inc writ was granted and The case win DO In
vcstigated tomorrow.
la tho nab.as corpus proceedings instituted on
benalt OF Grace Hagar with view TO obtaining he
discharse from the House OF Morcy decision
qiven yesterday by Judge Dononuc. "ln TINS case,
says Juuge Donohue in his memorandum decision
sou tho papers before II does not appear that tn,
party detained asks any action OF the Court Undc
facts oi the case tninK The wril should DO ais
missed"
A plan Tor the settlement of the limited divorce
SUIT Drought by Mrs Mary /. Jameson against he's
husband, David y. Jameson, was submitted yestcr.
day Judgs Dunohuc by the counsel OF the respect.
In Ludlow street Ja tor contempt OF Court for
pay OF aiimony. The plan submitted Was to nj.
low his discharge on his furnishing security for the
pay ment OF the amony. Judge Donohue approved
plan and directed tho entry oil ana order Ia
cordancc win IL.
Bruno Fake, OF Nos as and so Walker strost was
brougAt before UaItcd states Commission Shields
charged by David A. Neviu. special Treasury agent
with having effected "a certain entry OF goods, warea
aud nj loss than the true measure" and
that by this procedure deirauded us
lust dues Ibe decndant was held IN 81, 900 10 await
examination on Monday.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT, Lice. OFF; FUTURES CLOSED
EAsY-FLoUn srEADY--wHEAT FIRMER-
CORN EAsIER-oATs QUIET-.PoRK DULL
LARD QUIEr-wHIsKEY NoMiNAL-sPIRlTs
rURPENTINE QUIET RosIN QUIET PETRo-
LLUM QUIEr-CoFFEK sTEADY-sUaAR NoAr-
INAL.
SATURDAY, Oct. 26-6 p. N.
Business was moderate IN nearly all branches TO
day, bat the markets we're generally steady. On
Change flour was stoady. Wheat was Armer, but
quiet. Corn was easier, oats quiet whiskoy nomi.
nal, pork dull, lard quiet Cotton on the spot was
Lice. OIL futures easy Groceries generally quiet
Naval stores. oils and petroleum also quiet.
COFFEE Tho market for Brazis was dull bu: without
change Mild coffee quiet 402 bags Msrscaibo.
ex Argus, sold private terms We quote -
Ordinary cargoes, 1879. l3aAc. fair do. l54c
good do. l5a4c.; prime do, Ice. l6a4c; extreme
range for lots, i31ac. 1sc.; Santos, fair good,
lss4c. a i5i4c.. gold. 30 days; Java, government
bags, 22tsc 23c.; do. grass mats, 23c. .4c. /;
singapore Ice. lie. Ceyou Ice. 1Sc. Maracaibo,
13lsc l6lsc; Lsguaya i4c 1884, aica. lac ltc.
Domingo lie lJe Costa Rica, loc. lSc MexcAn
Ice l7c; Macassar i7c lsc. ,ngosura, loc. IKE.
Savaniila I3c "a i7c.: Curacoa. l3isc - 15c.
the spot again Lille lower Futures
and ciuscd with decline tor the
points Liverpool opened weaker Tor
regular middling upands. lo-od.: middling orleans
Sad sales bales; closed Hat futures The
the chief OF the decline. The
closing prices Of to-day compare with Fridays fol-
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Assignecs elected In bankruptcy during the
past week Tor the following sstates:-James s. halsey.
oil Bernstein Il Soloman; Albert G. Aubory, OF Will
lam H. McLean, OF No. 1,220 Broadway; Samuel T.
Payson, OF Aaron Bancroft; Frank Janson, OF Theo.
dore b. Craus, Of Ncwburg; Herman Busse. OF Jacob
Freund; J. Wayland Cook, Of Michael G. Pagan, sta
bles East Twenty fourth street; Charles Ferguson
OF Edward allahan, liquors. At No. 81 West Thirtieh
street; James B. Lockwood, OF Joseph Keal
J. A. Sherman, OF Albert Van WnKle, OF No
46l West seventy first street; Louis J. Stich, OF
Isaacs X Lows, man ufacturcrs Of cloaks; Emmets
X. Alcolt, OF Charles 4. AbUott Samucl w. Frcund,
OF Rosa Goldsmith; Henry Ash, OF Harry RoscntnAi
dealer in fancy goods, ut No. 345 Grand street, Levi
Berman OF Adolph MintZor, dry goods; julius korne
OF Frederick konitzky banker; Mortx Herzbcrg, ot
William N. Levine, late clerk IN the Police Depart.
Morris Davis, OF Marks Rnaldo, builder, OF No.
go East Thirty-third street; Eugene Sullivan, Of
Michael Mahoncy. builder At No. $40 East Sixty
street; Samuel N. Hoyi, OF Reuben Hoyt. drugs; H.
r. Mcnsng, OF George L. Schmidt; John II. Plati, Of
Aver,n A. Mason, Edward Heath, James Beck,
William Hatfield, Aaron T. Reed, Henry c. Ka,ski
Gerrut II. Sheppard, Joseph A. Seavsr, produce. and
struck Papke.
Applications for discharges from bankruptcy have
been the several registers during the
week by number Of Dankrupts, ard the following
were reported iavorably :-Colonel Richard Vosc. y
the Seventy nrst regiment, who was formerly OF INT
nrm OF Vose Dinsmore Co. dealers Ia railroad sup
Pearl street; John r. Phelps. dcaler In combs, late
No 4i9 broadway. There was opposition by creditors
against George j. Hamilton, builder, OF NO 325 Lsx.
ington avenue; William J. Byrnee, builder; Thomas
W. smith, lawyer, at NO. IS William street; Charles
Saiomau, and Schuihon Il kallman, silk merchants.
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THIRD CALL-2:3O r. N.

Tho following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to.iay:-Gould Curry, II
Savage, 23a; Cholar Po,esi, so; oph,r, IS; Hale Il
Norcross, 241a; Crown Point, 1o2<; Yellow jacket,
20; Belcher. So; Imperial Virginia Consolidated
l.: CalIiornia, II; 0verman, 261a Raymond & Ely,
8; Bes. 4 Bclcner, 2Sh; Kentuck, 4 Union CONSOLE
dated, AZ; Alpha, Is; Meadow Valley, u; Sierra Me-
vada, 167; Mexican, 50; Caledonia. Al; Silver hill,
~; Eureka Consolidated, 80; Justice, Sh; Julia
Consolidated, 81; Northern Belle, l0k; Manhattan,
Sh; Leopard, l; Utah, 50; Grand Prize, g. Ham
burger az; Navajo, 1; Tip Top, 1h; Lsviathan, 90;
Silver King Is; Alta, IA; Bullion, II; Exchequsr, 8;
Boaie. %; BechteI, lA; rioaa, ~. summit, q;
Ward, TX; Independence, 2; McCinton, x.
The cIosinn nr .css In San Eraacisco Wera.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LosnoS. Oct. 10, 1879
In the Mineins lane markets business continues de.
pressed and there Is not much alteration In prices The
transactions in have been unusually imited
fined was mostly steady, beet ar was easier The
Ne Com coffee sal wcanesday sat
Acory from point OF view OF the present commerc q,
Common qualities peas unmprovcd good qualities
desrer in consequence OF scarcity. Rice 10 dub
supply OF China aacton Is small sstpetfe duli
with downward tendency ana tho is bc said Of
spices.
Linseed oil f26 ias EAT per ton. Refined petroleum,
ANTWERP, Oct 10. 1878.
Petroleum, 2is4r Tor fine pale American.
LIVERPOOL Oct 20-3 4. NJ
Futures hat upisnds low m,ddlng clause October
delivery 5Sd upancs low middiing clause October and
American lard closed at 30 marks per loo lbs.
IiAvnE. OcI 20. 1873.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGES REPORT
Pork--ksstern. prime mess steady OILS DO Western
steady At 3os 3D. long clear steady at 3s; snort
90 steady a. sa, Ham. Long cut steaay q. AZ snoa
d. steady a. eo..; prime a. dal. q. ot: Lardrrine
du az a SS M ss aa v a.
ss Oh fine dull at los Cheese-Amercan choice steady
24. wben.-No. spring dun At ss. sd. No do steady
Is 1ud, new crop; winter new Western steady NJ -
%. do. do southern s.eaay At o.. oorn-Mxed scit,
Cottonseed oil-iellow American dub at 30s.
FINANCIAL
LONDON Oct. 2U-s 80 r. NJ
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
SILVER Is quoted at 495si. per ounce
Paris adyices quote per cent rsnes 1871 for tho
count
Exchange on London. 25i ale tor short sish,
The statement OF the Imperial Bank v Germ any
an increase In specie vi 855,u00 marks
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1.-THE" ALIENS TRIAL.

Tho case OF Theodore Alien, Indicted for the mss
Der OF Detective Molloy, has, at the urgent request
the accused, been placed on Tuesdays calendar 10
Part z OF tho Court OF General Sessions Tho pris
oher, who is at present con fined In the Tombs, u
ANXIOUS tor speedy trial, beng confident that his In
noceuce will be established. IL Is said that tho onli
evidence al the disposal OF the District Attorney ID
that given before tue Coroncrs jury, wncn Is viii Ds
tcmcmbercd, cxculpa,ed Alien. Tho only witnesses,
10 appear those who hsve already testified ths
inquest. 10 supposed that The trial uMi last only
low hours
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advance OF IL in New Jersey Central nrsts, consois
assented; x IN Canada southern nrsts guaranteed T;
y In New York Elevated Railroad 1rsts and Hannibal
and ST. Joseph eights convertible and y In Chicago
Burlington ana Quincy aud Northwestern gold sevens
There decline OF Il IN South Pacific Railroad
drsts The bank statement is very favorable, show
ing an Increase OF 81 z75 the surplus reserve
growing out of the large gain in specie The banks
now hold ST. 049 025 in Of legal req uirements
against 81, 240, $50 last woek
Tho following SHOWS the condition OF the New York
city banks this week, as compared with last
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-Stained-,iood ordinary. 7sSc; strict good crdmsry
SIZE low mddng, sac; niadng, al.c For future de-
livery the follows after 4.
M.ooe,ooes 200 q asac November, 40 a, sa7e. 100
g.67c.. 900 ut nHse. GOO AZ o6uc; Janu
5UU o. Tic, 300 at a77c. 1910 nj 7sc., 100
. 7sc.. 2.lUo at 9suc.; February. 100 At 9s7c.
TO- idc.. lsc ;Juy, 100 3sc 200 Iu37c
Total, 10. 100 eses To-day w 20 two 4. M-oc,o,
ssr' 100 at SS7s; 10 "a. agsee; Ssys%Os. 80
s.52c.. $40 955c 700 NJ 9.52c., 700 5oc ID.
crmber. 100 ut 9Jlc.. 100 9B3c 800 tbsc 800
oU5c LOO at u64c 800 at NG2c go at 06ic.. 2,6U
u6tc 1o at 05vc January 100 At 72c 100 at 7Jr.
97Oc., 2uo 7lc., 100 96Jc., 400 At 7c 800
- Use. 100 at ebSc February. 100 at s.c., 1uU
. ssc. 800 1T as4c aop at es,c. go at ss2c. 300 at
ne; March 100 eac iUn bDlc.. 400 al 5poc..
200 avc., 3Up nj upjn,; Aptii, 20 10 v5c !,
i.ooo luc, GOD io.oic. TO ut iOc May.
loo at lvl2c, GOO az loloc: 100 al IoIlc.
rott, $1,000 baies. Grand total. $500 bales
The receipts tho ports follows 0aiveson 457U
balss New Orleans. TIL Mobile 75Us Savannah, 511
Charleston, Ae7U; Wilmington. CAT: Norfolk. 3766; New
~ 759 bales. This day last week 225io bales This
lav last YEAR ~ iS bales. Total since September !,
sal 1913 bales. Cotton ireights closed as follows. 10
ltavre. by steam. Ne compressed; BY sail Sc 10 Ham
Life compressed by sail - TO Liverpool by steam
FtouR AND tiRAfS- cepts-Flour. 2376S bbis wheat
257 5U bushels corn mea 400 bbs and $40 sacks
ioS 900 bushels s5l do 80 do barley $500
do : barley mat = lsI do Fiour was quiet, but ABOUT
steady The Including State. Western aud southern
were 5000 bDis Wi hin the annexed rNage rye
aour was uuiet with 800 bbi Corn meal also
ouet the about % bbls. and sacks Rye was
active, 1900 bushels Milwaukee sold At 6Oc and 100
bushels sold 81 0Uc a6Vc M western wss heid
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The following Is "A comparative statement OF oarn-
ngs and expenses OF the Houston and Texas Central
Railway for tho months oil September, 1871 and sep.
iempcr, 1875
Sept 1877. Sept. 1873
Earnings. ............... S237 ,l3s 65 $751; 554 S5
Expenses Uncludng taxesl. Ia, 40 IL l35, 244 -
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..........Slll.Al2 52 sl97.alO 6I

Net...... ............$lll,4l25 81 $197, $40 6l
Increase In net earnings september. 1878,
compared with September, 1877. $50, SOS 90
The Chicago and Rock Island earnings Tor August
show au increase OF sll6633, and ior tho Hrst nvo
months OF the fiscal year $5l4,676.
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SUNDAY, ls7s-QUlNTUPLE
FINANCIAL,

POO .UUUe per cent long time. PAuL r. ToDD.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SS32 400 70 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES FOR
HONG. III broa1way. rooms g ana d. basement
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have not speculated are not suffering,
and they form, happily, the bulk of our
population.
and here are proofs of the falsehood OF
this cheap assertion There is of late a
large increa'e in the Internal revenue
receipts, ,one of the.surest signs ofincreas-
ing prosperity, for the internal revenue
collections mark the condition of MANY
of the most important branches of trade
and producuon. There is a large increase
in the savings back deposltor ors. These
amounted fer the whole country, IN 1873
the period of great so-call-d prosperity, 10
sSl6, ,O00, 600; they had risen at the begin
ming of last year to Ss41 ,O00, 600 and there
is reason to believe thar they are still in
creasing. But besides this since last
February S37 900, 900 of the per cents
have been taken up ty the people, and :
large part of these in registered bonds OF
small denominations, which represent
the savings of farmers, mechanics ant
clerks. That is one of the surest evidence
of general comfort"
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27

To STRENGTHEN the Republican party
throughout the country, Hayes Cabinet
officers have resolved to make war on
South Carolina; and the notorious Judge
Bond is to be ordered to that State at
once to put the matter i'll due COURSE
The conduct Of affairs at Washington is
SO extrayagant and scandalously corrupt
that there are more States than South
Carolina that feels disgust for the gov
ernment and orits officials as the tools Of
oppression and fraud. These junketing
Cabinets and Presidential parties are the
outcome of high salaries. They have nc
feeling in common with the people.
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The Potter Com mittce.

Mr.. Frank Morey, formerly republi-
can member of Congress from Louisiana,
gave some interesting testimony before
the Potter Committee yesterday, He was
one ofthe counsel for the Returning
Board, and he admitted that on the face
of the returns both Tilden and Nichols
appeared to be elected; that the republi-
cans thereupon figured up to see how
many votes must be thrown out to give
the State to Packard; and having achev-
ed that they then found they had to throw
out one thousand five hundred and
twelve more votes to put in, the Hayes
electors. While these calculations were
making, he added, they were anXiously
telegraphng to Florida to get word Of
the result there, because if Florida was
allowed to Tilden. then counting in re-
publcaus in Louisiana would have been
useless, and they would have spared
themselves further trouble. When they
found that Florida would be given to the
republicans they went ahead. General
Butler was anxious to know whether the
visiting statesmen did not know about
these calculations. OF course they did
not. They were really visiting babes.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27

THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT is
growing too particular for anything.
Because little whiskey, some empty
demiiohns, looking glass, an inkstand
and similar stutfdisappea"ed from among
the goods seized in arectifying establish
m0nt an Xam'nation has been held
Such articles disappear in greater quanti-
tee goes on tour, but the people whc
watch the committee are never held tt
account.
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Democratic State Convention,

A Convention of the Democratic citizens
OF The SLaue of De laware, will be held at
DOW Err, in Court House Hall, on
7 L L SD AY, TIL Il 9th DAY OF
AUG UST, 1878,
AT - O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating n candidate for the otf'ce OF
Governor. and "a candidate for the Office OF
men of the several County Committt es
are requested TO issue calls in their re.
spectlve counties, giving the proper notice
and appointing the time Tor choosing dele
gates To said Convention.
JAMES X. MITCHELL,
Chairman state Central committee
Attest, JAMES l.. WULCOTT, Sec'y.
Jy5-
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NOT FOR JOHN.-Our five year old
picked up an envelope this morning be-
fore breakfast that had been put under
the door the night before, and handed it
TO us. 1t contained finely worded adj
dress appealing for votes also; ticket,
which read as follows "For Mayor,
John G. Patterson. Polls open at II o.
clock. Close at I p. M We are very
much obliged to be sure. But we are
not for "John CO.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27

NOT SO PooR-Since the passage of the
bill reInonetizing silver there has been
graduallncrease of confidence, and busi-
ness men in all sections of the country
have been stimulated to venture to invest
more freely in works of improveme MT
The New York Herald, which before the
silver bill passed argued in opposition to
it, and asserted that the legal standard
silver dollar would not come 10 par with
paper, and that gold would go up, on
Thursday concluded a long editorial ar
ticle to prove tho country is not poor
Some of the smaller fry newspapers went
so far as to say gold would go to ten per
cent. above par if the silver bill passed
They made fools of themselves. The
Herald now says:-
"But, in fact, the country is on the up-
ward turn. The long prustration has come
TO an end. Itls not true that the whole
country is poor On The contrary, men
who are out of debt-that is to say. nine
out of ten of our whole popuatiOn-are
comfortable, and there is the most con.
elusive evidence 10 show that the preat
mass of our people who have IA trade OF
follow productive industry are not only
employed, but are saving something
There are, of course, exceptional cases
callings which are still depressed and d,
not furnish employment aud wages to al
those who follow them; but it is false an,
foolish to assert that the whole countr
is poverty In the West, Will
tramps threaten to destroy agriculture
machirery, the farmers complain tina
they cannot get hands to work in tn
harvest fields for good wages. In the las
five years multitude of people have re
moved to land from the towns and cite
and doing well. Retailers suffer and ar
ruined in shoals, because retailing wa
overdone and the middleman became
curse to the country. But producers VIII
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The Best Qualities of MEDICINES

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MosT RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLOGNES, &c.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH. and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Gre Hey Cigar
All WILLIAMS
ChoiceFLAVORING EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure,
AT Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED soaps
AT Ninth and Ma arket.
" Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFkICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Ch0lce GOt<ts, accuracy IN dtspefsiJlO and
R,dSOndbie Prices
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
aplzt1 Corner Ninth and Market
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n OTICE.-The democratic Executive
~ Committee. OF New Castle county,
under the rules. have appOrIioned The
county as follows, TO wit: Wilmington,
ChrisLiana, Mill Creek, White Clay Creek
New castle, 81. Georges and BlackDIrd
hundreds are entitled to have eacd one
representative IN the next Legislature.
Pencader in The 2ud District. and Red Lion
IN lhe 3rd, are entitled each one senator.
Ihe election OF Delegates To The State
convention called To meet at Dover, "A ug.
5th, 10 nominate candidates for Governor
aud Congress, Will be held In the respec-
tive election Districts of the ounty, on
Saturday, August 3rd. The nomination
Election for candidates for the Levy Court
and Tor the Leg islaiure, will be held on the
Isl saturday of September
Polls to he opened from ~ o'clock, NJ. >, 10
7 O'Clock, p. NJ The election is to be held
by the Judges who held the OminaJion
election for sheriff and Coroner
j. IL. WALKER, Chairman
WILLIAM IL. NEWTON, sec. pro TEN.
1yl2-tu
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NOTICE..
NOTICE


viii be re- eved by the undersigned, Levy
Court Conn issloner, until SATukDAf \ 4,
July 9th, 1878, for the masonry, the nlilng
of the abutments and covering guard walls
OF bridge located on Rocky Run. near
The RrHndy wine Creek. above tue VII age
of Rockland,
Estimates for stone work must be by
the perch, for the filling by the cubic yard Z.
and covering OF walls per lineal iooi, and
each estimate must include all material
and labor necessary To complete the same
in a good workmanllke manner
SpECIFICATIONS:- The walls To be
built OF good straiyht-Iaced stone OF extra
large size, laid in good mortar pointed
face, well bedded and bonded To secure II
good job, the top of abutments 10 be lew
elled OIL with large coping straight and
level, the mortar used In the Is TO he
composed of good sand and fresh burnt
lime, that used for pointing must he good F.,
and sand entirely free from loan; Tue
abutmehts will D Ak feet thick AT bOJtOm
batter on face to 5 feet at top; the wlug
walls VIII he feet thick aJ rottom al ii
carried up that Size 10 top of hilng, and
must be built with ard properly lied into
abulment WALL; the guard walls will be
built betwe. n lines fe,t thick and about
3 feet incnes high to top of covering; the
top of guard walls W n have brackets of
good 2-inch white pine cut with lO-lnch
WaSn, . I. ct inches between centres, with
by strip securely nail. d To under side,
and Linen facing nn back and lace, and
lath by nailed across top OF brackets 10
secur root boards. the roOf boards and
fl ngs to be of good souud white piue
boards free from sap the root b'gtris y
inches wide running across the walls, Sc
curely Dailed 10 lath aud facings, FONTS
covered with \ by ~ square bottoms.
The span of bridge will he 70 feet. The
face of abutmenis viii b. Is feet loug and
about " feet high, the guard walls on
westerly side about feet long, ON easterlv
side ~ feet long; the guard walls anove
filling on inside Will ba smootuly dashed.
The foundations OF the entire masonry
must ne oI sufficient depth to insure a
To be completed by Octaber 26lh, 1873, tC
the full satisfaction al the undersigned.
WILLIAM +. Lodge,
Levy ourI Commissioned.
Address Claymont Del.
ty22 tues. thus a sat :
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BAD MEAT.-lf it is true that the
butchers, while protected from competi-
ton i'll the sale Of meat, by the exclusion
OF the sale of the products of their farms
by the farmers, have been selling bad
meat, and such as was prohibited from
Philadelphia markets, the City Counc
should at once change the ordinance ant
permit the farmers to sell small meats
the product of their farms, in the curl
stone market.
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From w ashin giOn.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING IN SOUTH
CAROLINA WHICH MAY BRING Sc
RIOUs TROUBLE

lhE mlSA y DE hS 1 Al DlNiI IN SOUTH
CAROLINA WHICH MAY BRING sE-
RIoUs TROUBLE
WASH NGToN, July %.
There was a long conference after the
Cabinet meeting to-day between the At
torney General and Secretary Evarts re-
garding the condition of arising out of
the conflict of State and National au-
thorties in South Carolina. Mr.. Evarts
was consulted as Il lawyer. The Plesi-
dent was also present 1t was decided
that the government should stand by lis
four revenue officers now IN prison, and
should insist upon their being tricd before
the United States Court. Tie State au-
thortieS still insist That they shall be
trled before the State court, and refuse
To recognize a writ of habeas corpus.
Judge Bond, of the United States Cir
cult Court, will at once proceed TO South
Carolina, and will hold IA special term of
court, and Will no doubt order the issue
OF another writ Of habeas corpus. The
Sheriff resisted the previous writ, and no
physical effort WAS made to enforce it.
But now the government will use what
| ever power is necessary to enforce obedi-
ence to the United States Court, aud
serious consequences may follow.