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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

The trustees OF Oraceland cemetery have do
mated forty burial sites TO the Protestant orphan
asylum. This IA a handsome gift. The GENE
teTy Is located at the terminus Of II street, and
Is being laid out In style TO make i one OF the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

AUSTIN. TEXAS.
issOo pounds Oats. x.so POUNDS Corn.
1910 pound! E 81. q Ptb. .isy I 5 Sound. Corn.
mas. pOun rSe Sst eI s;si Puma psSad. Corn
pss pounds SSe 81. S2lss d. p Tns.Se Corn
~ pouud ES Ss. 1 B. Sili.1 TSSa pound. Corn
sns poua sgR 81. pg S S;sa %Est Ssru
S RCcS sLR go, SP5 SSn IEP SeIa
,,,u D,,,I YgR T, oRIE5IS, TEXAS A.,
FORT MoKAyETT, TEXAN
Jls.ro pounds Oats, SsS,sso pounds Corn.
1905 pounds Oats 81 barley. sai n pounds Corn.
PORT RICuARDsON, TEXAS.
III. 90 pounds Oats, sts,ssO pounds Corn.
npuO pounds Ss AsL III " p POUNDS Corn.
a S SSand Ei 5. .ERSsS p 5aSsI dSsa
FORT STOCKTON, TEXAS.
pounds q osis. more or les. At Ssdao stsiiS9, on
lhSS Nlssouri kaRaAa and Texas railroad. for Fort
Bld; Wi % IseSiysd ,qI i.ss,sg Eosna. Of oss.
also for ssssis pouuSs q Oats, more or les. 10 6s
Seana. u os ors or les a6s e dsf 4
Inc ssoyS q. s.tims.sd gSan Z, tina. viii
siribgtion q ToSps, but The doysrpnlsni reserves
dan " ths " iSe eousras any
All grain 10 be well saokedi the oats In good new
sa nc 3 6 on bsSsf u he United
State II the place Oh delivery.
Delivery Of tho grain 10 commence within thirty
days after notice Of the award Of the contract has
ssSs e 'ss ssSs3S e sSss
sa III % sds aS5 portion q tho
:, SEPARATE bids must Pe made for ,Aeh post In trip
Blank forms o. proposals. cap DO had on AppllcA,
tion 10 the quArtermAsters OF the above named
posts, or to the undoruigned.
by order o. the Department. CommAndsr
DePSS 9 ssf esas United States
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

The nnest Inds OF Tea, and the best grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 4To Pennsylyanla avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. eotf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Ntt INT NHTu UI o. ,. DOWstT.
See the hatters card In another column.
Three rooms on the irst Moor arc wanted.
Z. X. Wilson has some desirable property for
sale.
Robert II. Graham has u large stock Of car
rtAges.
Dyer a Davidson have athrce-story brick house
for sale AZ q bargain.
Those desiring summer board should Apply to
II. Fellows, Georgetown.
game OF base ball will he played this after
noon between the Washington and Resolute
clubs.
LatImer 4 Cleary will sell on THURSDAY, June
20, At go O'Clock, p. n., valuable Improved prop
erty on New York avenue, near Thirteenth
atreel wcst.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
Imrnr,nn, far R.rur.ian. nna pIrnI...

Excursions, plcnics and church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer ac., In bottles and steel fonts at short no
tice, delivered to any part OF the District OF
packed for shipment Our Ginger Ale this sea
son Is far superior to any other made In the Dis
trict. Bottles and steel fountains loaned free OF
charge, by PALMER A GRUEN,
Georgetown.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

For Additional Locals See First fssel
Thos. y. waREaman, real estate broker ana
annouoneer has sold lot q, In SQUARE ''S '"
henrietta Adams, for u, 800.
The Board Of Health having condemnea NC
nlanthns trees In the grounds inelosnk ho
Executive Mansion, they are being cut Gown.
=, The range Of the Thermometer yesterday At
heinpiers was AZ follows: a. M, 81 ~ n ~,
p. m, 50.
At the last meeting Of the Columbia Coopera.
i've bululng and Savings Association, mn ~.
shAes OF stock were subscribed Tor WIN "''
representative value Of $500.
one OF the few men one'can swear a. wltnout
y being profanlty-Mr. Dam, one o. .ne ypt ,S
prietors o. the Union Square hotel, New io ON
mit can be said with impunlty, Dam tha' man
Al effort Is being made by rome Of the lead
Ing men Of the county to have the ONCE OF super,
intendent Of roads abolished, the amount oi
ent season not being deemed Of suliicient I'm.
portance 70 Justify the expenditure necessary 70
maintain the once as now conducted.
The contractor has been directed to complete
the work on Tenth street southwest At once.
me water registrar has been directed to lay
water mains as follows 6.inch water main on
Boundary street. between Thirteenth anti four-
tenth streets; same size on Ninth street, troin
2 70 streets. The contractor on Twenty-thlrd
street has been directed TO push the work 10
speedy completion.
The programme Of the music to he rendered
g,o NM ~ a ,oiIn tns n %srs psfse
fackeltanz, MeJerbeer; ., Galop, Battle OF Ink
erman, Godfrey, Z. Potpourri from Martha, flo-
low .. Introduction and Waltzea, Rosenstelner
Lanner' q selections from liuguenots, Never
| beer; I. MIL Polka, Strauss; 8, Rage In America,
serio-comlc fantasia, Ringiebein.
The following permits to build were issued
Yesterday u. y. Butler, twO-stnry stable, south
Capitol street, between u and south; u. jon
scher, two-story brick dwelling, Third, between
ID aud northeast; ". Mulley, One-stOry frame,
| seventh, between Z and Massachusetts avenue
| Do; II. Garrett two-story frame, u, between
| south Capitol and Halt southwest; sarah
| Grant, one-story addition TO frame, \, between
/ sixth and Seventh northwest; N. Nolan, Que
| story frame bodybuilding, q, between Thin
| and Four-and-a-half southwest.
| The mai laurcats of thu nstrtct Inr Turk Al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
SHADOW CATCHING.


By invitation of Mr.. Alexander Gardner, the
well-knOwn photographer OF this city, the mem
bers OF the House Of Delegates paid visit TO his
gallery yesterday afternoon, for the purpose Of
having the manly beauty and intelligence OF the
body grouped on q photograph. All the men,
berS were present except Messrs. Berry and
Clageti and, after several attempts, most ex-
cellent negative was obtained.
lin addition TO the grouping for the picture, and
The pleasure derived from visit 10 and inspec-
ton OF the art gallery, the gentlemen Legislators
were surprised to nnd that some good angel had
anticipated their coming, and, with the conniV-
ance OF Mr.. Gardner, made ample arrangements
to alley any thirst they might experience during
their stay. The members cheerfully partOok OF
his hospitality, pledged him In q bumper, re-
turned vote Of thanks TO Gardner, and then
retired to the Legislative Hall for business, and
renamed rt their posts until after midnight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

having commenced grading Seventh street,
which will materially Interfere with our bust.
ness, and still having q large supply on hand,
we are determined TO close out our entire stock
at or belOwcos EIsENAS A Bro,
Tailors and Clothiers,
sos Seventh street, May Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

The patrons Of our national game will I'M
doubtcdly have an opportunity Of Witnessing
another close and exciting contest this after
noon, as the Resoiutc, Of Elizabeth, N. j., and
our washington nine viii play their nrst cham
plonshp match on the olympic grounds. The
Reaolnte have q strong nine, Including Dug Ali-
son, A. Allison, Swandoll and other strong
players.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
5eeiabls Of the ylrs MIA Avenuo Baptist
Church, Navy yarI.

A soclsble and strawberry festival Of tho Bap-
Washington Hall last night. The room was
crowded with tho prettiest OF ladies, aud the
table laden with the finest Of fruits and cake. A
band OF music was In attendance and dlscOursed
sweet strains 10 enliven the occasion. IL will be
continued tonight aud probably the next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

The undersigned would intimate 10 those call.
ing and not seeing him, and go away Imagining
he ls not about, that Il Is mistake; for he can
be found daily In his private ONCE over the
Bazaar from q. IN. TO I p. m.
NJ. II. PRiscE,
1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

With Mafln, the Gorenno and Claire sisters
will work tonight at the Metropolitan TO afford
fin for the patrons. Nellie Edwards and Fanny
Kent, Hart and all the list Of good performers
there arc on the programme.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
OUR SABBATH SCHOOLS,
UNION MEETING At EPIPHANY CHURCH,


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i'"so "'"er'"H-H" wv
n. .,L,.
m"nies-Aadres-e-by he's US H'A"''
RIIIet and watkin.-The Presence Of
u,.... p,..l..x Tu. Thousand
bf-h"p FinohneS - wv
yaires Islu Ia tho Coronation Hymn
,,-,,.-,,- r IT..
arse 'o"eo's" 'a
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Yesterday viii forever DC historic In tue an
mails Of theProtestant Episcopal sunday SCHOOLS
Of this District, Their grand union meeting at
EpIphsny church was one Of the most beautiful
and Intere.iInv aver held IN Washlng,on. and.
,sa..s -, 49, v,,,.,O.,s, .,,a.,,,,,. =, ~ p,.
.nuusn ah We hp'soopnl onulvnos y, no p's-
tict were represented, there was complete mar
mony In the intermlngling and In the exercises,
an incident Of the meeting peculIarly pleasant
y, IN. Tona,.,,. s,.sa,
W NV, wv ,.ue s, .',nop. ....,,.,
lin iar.s , ~ se Vn ,n.aa. mi Vines Of
bowers. The walls Of the churrh were hung
WIZ usuueiels, Tue Wnlte Jus ~ -, a,,a y
ssnpuonri hmE OF hhg~ hDtuv ~ b .,,n,,
,.Our RelecmeL" Peace on Earth, ulah
Tidlngs, and "PIlnce OF feace, Two oenut-
lul green bannerets hung opp9s,.s eson u.nst,
neo snd Inc Other inehol5 INV King com.
-, MI" "V ''"'i' D'"''' IVY mus ~
en- ra.,,,, o,o, m. had, n, IN. c,,,d,cn
floatlng over uhe nean, o. tne Sn, ns ~,
dineIent sanIay scnoos' Iney were al n isl.s
~ sms, s"' s,u, y, 'na,, ,o,,nns %sss NJ
,hnsas ..CrSn i ~. ,.TI,,ie c,eansrs {"
.,IIn.,. a, IN ,iooI gnsni.rI = ..rr.ve,sr. ZIon.
w.nI '.p,iIspS ~, ,hs rsmn,s = '.yonng Pic
ncas.- ,,ynnnS niseinlos " frhera vac q yeTy
invsiy s,anJsr,f ~ nnlnIe ain richIv monnieI
mi H. I'm, ths IN N - prtntion N' ''N''
a"' 0'" siris,,or rIsrtnpvp
y, ~, ,kr,s'sh, n' m "Io' Nwnla ,ha sanss,
IchnnI schoi,r. y; si,.cc shnrrp sonth WAN.
sng,on mayrhed into ina chnrch ons hnnired
and ATTY strong. Christ church, Navy Yard. was
,Sc Iesies.h,p ~ ,hcIr az ney,ns.n,sna nj, pster
iittie The sO,,,a schnol. ~ ,so Fn,ahsny
- = y \, = IeHes 0eorvttowtf' kscen'
Capitol liill; Rock Creek parish church, ~.
PauIs, " Andrewsands 50 Marys were all there
- .-, Ihh HAffi CHiLphhS ,,..,-
were nearly ah dressed 10 white, and the itue
girls, with their bright fayors, cheerful faces
and merry voices, ann the little boys, all intent
upon the exercises OF the occasion, made up Al
audience lovely IN It's character, but very uim
cult to properly address,
There were fully fifteen hurdred children
present, anu with their teachers and frendi
e1SS my, CONTAIN S T al wSo %i.nsl 70 o sn,s1
and many remained on the outside listening u
The exercises from the open windows and doors
organ placed in front OF the chancel, and IN,
singing was conducted by the Rev. q. ID. IN
dreWs, rector OF Christ church. Navy Yard.
IHE EXERCISES
were opened Ivy the singing OF the hymn com
menclng-
Onward, Christian sollierst
Marching as to war
With the cross OF Jesus
Going on before.
n,ri,, ,,a .,r1,n, ,ha ro,,,or. n, ,,,, ,,,,.r.,
R NJ ~ ~ snn masS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

TAKE AYERS sARsAFARiIIA 10 purity the blood
and purge out the humOra, pimplea, boils and
sores, which are merely emblemS Of the rotten.
ness within. co
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

THOUSANDS or PATRONS were a happy as at a
festival yesterdsy In the enjoyment Of the good
food, wines, liquors and malt drinks at Dastln
Coz. late KlomAn,a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

To M. (,re,litorr,

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . 10 4; Satur,
days, 10 u and Q To g.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

Rock EDon 10 TO be one OF the grand fashion.
able sumner resorts for the season. Its
medicinal springs are beginning to be appre-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

TINS GREAT EHdJFH REruDY for uout and
Rheumatism. An sufferers from the above com
plAlnts either Of recent or long standing are ad-
They can no relied upon a. the most safe and
enectud remedy ever offered 20 the public, and
have been universally use,l IN Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared ~
PRour \ liAmlnT, 80 strand, London, England,
and sold BY all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
CoLORBD SCHOOLS.


The s,.m,n,,Ians ., sscannsI,, Nh, , anil,
,.,s'..'.,,,a,a. ~ ~, a ~, 1s.,',,,,. ~"
InteImeoia'cs Nos. anu anu o'auiuH NJ l.
First district located In the sumner building,
convened very large number OF parents and
annrsciatIye friends' the examlnatIon bcgan
-, .,,,., 80, !, - 80.
NJ Vlo T. hi' anu oohuhuea WI p III, Ihere
were present, among many others, Trustees
johnson, A. Lewis, W. Lewis, Marshall, Pope,
Ryder and Yashon, each OF whom complimented
highly the teachers and pupils with regard To
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
wermiey'. Hotel, RocL guop,

Fou rHE Exist and cheapest fare In the city gC
TO Dustin Co.'S wine, dining and lunch-rooms
40 seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

Palmer A Green, OF Georgetown, have great
variety Of new Soda Water Apparatus for sale At
manufacturer prices and terms. secondhand
In steel fountains.
TIE Washington City Savings Bank,
corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payae per cent. Interest on all deposits Depns-
Ia can he made and drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

70 be without Ceniaur Llniment white wrap.
per for family use; the Yellow wrapper for ami.
mails. J. u. ROSE Co,
% Broadway, New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

PREVENTIVE or HYpRorBosiA.-Go TO SAVAGE
and buy a muIzle for your dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

ron WARM WEATHER.
GENTS AND BOYS STRAW HATS 25c., 6Oc.,
wHIfE AND ooLoREp SHIRTS, NEW
suMMER tNbERsiiiRTs AND DRAWERS,
VERY fA Al STOCK TRUNKS &C, GOOD
NEcKwEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COLLARS,
S IA AZ o2 OF ALL KINDS, CHEAP; FoR
$40 Seventh street II; q northwest nr
., near new market.
40 NICE suNMEa DRINKS. IrO
Pure lemon and raspberry syrupsat $50 per
gallon At 80, nearly opposite the National
MOTEL. cost
NEW STRAW HAT AND DoSSET BIKACHKRY, TO2
X street, near Seventh street. Work done with
care. Late from England.
tTO. Pare French Candy 4IO.
Of 20 cenis per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eotf
tIOS Tea aud Conee. .4TO
The finest Lnds OF Tea, and the best grades
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvanla avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. eotf
TAkE AYERS slRsArARnIA 10 purity the blood
and purge out the humora, pimpes, bols, and
sores, which are merely emblems Of the rotten
ness Witnln' co
CAsroRA Ia more than a substitute for Castor
OIL IL "a the only safe article In existence which
~ certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
choilc and produce natural sleep. IL IL pleasant
20 take. No more aeepless mothers or crying
babies,
Naonis CentRur IIlnImeat
Has cured more wonderful cases Of Iheumatism
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
CITY ITEMS.

WHEN you FEEL a cough or bronchial afIec
tlon creeping on the lungs, take Ayers Cherr,
Pectorui, and cure II before II becomes incl
rable. co
DYSPEPSIA Is A rDRIA-lIEADHp MONSTER, from
which nearly all ''the ills the human nesh i hell
to- originate. Thu Peruvian syrup, protected
solution OF the protoxide OF Iron, Is long tried
complaint. II has cured thousands when othei
remedies have failed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

10 ne Ediior " he National RspubiieaH!
For reasons that may be easily imagined, a
young man residing In this town has been OBJ
taining signatures 10 a memorial praying that
the postal carrier system may DO established
here, and large number OF our citizens have
signed the paper. IL now turns out that they did
30 under Misrepresentation. They are the very
men who, about three years ago, protested In
the most emphatic manner against a propo-
aitlon then made for abollshing the George
town post ONCE, and vet without knowing II,
they have now taken step TO secure what they
would not under any circumstances have done.
The law says that the carrier system cannot be
established In any city that has not twenty thou
sand Inhabitants. OF course, therefore, the
thing cannot be legally done. In his desire 10
crafty our citizens, the Postmaster General
could give US the carrier system, hut he would
have TO abolish our post ONCE. With perhaps a
dozen exceptions, our entire population would
object TO that; and II Ia TO let them know that q
shabby trick has been played upon them by
one who would sacrifice the interests Of the
whole town for the purpose OF feathering his
own nest. There are d. least twenty sound rea-
sons why the Georgetown post once should re-
main as II IL, and not one good one why the car
rer system should he established In this COM
munlty. Governor Cooke understands the mer-
Its OF this business, aud II Is hoped the Poatmas
ter General will not take any action until he has
consulted tho Governor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

40. Pare French Candy lJO.
Is manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. e0tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
G o X E

Orders len 81 the
aAsLIGHT OFFICE,
Hssvvsinwn. vii b WON piiy st,sndsi 20 oNiU
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

NEW STRAW HAT AND BONNET BLEACHKRY, 20,
street, near seventh street, Work done with
care. Late from England.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.


OFFICE CnIEF 0UAhTnnhAATEn,l
DEPAnTMENr on TExAa, J
BAN ANrosIo, Z ExAs, May -, l57A
Bealed proposals, duly Endorsed n such, subject
% the p.n.l conditions Will pc seiyed AZ this Of
masters at the sevurAl posts named below, en2rpt
Galveston TexAs, and Caddo station, Indian Ter.
osupply fran at places and In quAp'ihes' more or
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

~ NICE sVHNhH DKINhH. 40
Pure lemon and raspberry syrupsat $3.50 per
gallon Al 80, nearly opposite the National
hotel. cost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-18

CAsroRIA Is more than a substitute for Castor
is certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
eholic and produce natural sleep. Il Is pleasant
70 take. No more Aleepless mothers or crying
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
Yellow Fevor In shreveport.

A despatch from Shreveport says that within
the past four days several OF the most prominent
citizens of that place have died of the yellow
fever Funerals no longer take place; but 'hearses
followed by one or two Carriages, dash through
the streets like a section OF artillery in battle
seeking position. Then few more hearses
are driven mp and the collins areshoved into the
hsarses and driven rapidly to the cemetery"
Meantime the deaths and new cases are decreas-
ing, because the population is lessening The
Howard Association have opened an orphan
asylum, and are feeding Iwo-thirds Of the popu-
latlon." A committee of physiciaas appointed
to investigate the origin of the epidemic are said
to have collected evidence showing that the few
er vas imported from Cuba. Eight deaths from
the disease were reported yesterday The How
ard Association again appeal to the country for
assistance. They say: "rhe wealthy are brok-
en- down, and the poor are threatened with ac-
tual starvation"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
NOTICE.

I JAMES NJ. SWEETEN. do hereby give nc
= = uce that shall apply to the judges Of the
Delivery. Of the State Of Delaware in and Tor tks
EOgnty Of New Castle, At the November Term A.
y 1873 fer License 10 keep = Restaurant ct the
\. Is, Corner Third and Market streets, W iiminT-
ton, Del. and the following frsehOlders TeeOmm0pd
the sai4 application. TO wit:
Thos. Y do NOrmandie Edward NeInaU
b. G.. Pearce lanes ParEer
VIM. Allsenzer Geo v RiIiNrer
John FAhrenbach, his
JOS. Harman. David - MeCullip
Z. 2. johnson, mark
John Sparks, WfFSEss-Niehsel Cot,inzh.r,
i; Y; Sprinser Augustus TsuWsgea
RnlHlR Ross, Wesley Hiekman--
Peter SpFiaasr tSsO GaaTt
James Davis. II. Il. AIbart.
4. ), BAI' Julius krausps.
samuel l0Oilng. Joseph Teas,
James Mills. sanA,a,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
- 80 - u the Inalln,

ColoaSi W.lHgwood, OF the Eleventh Iufap-
try, Osamala1ng at FOSt Richardson, Texas, re-
ports that ON the 18th Inst three citizens were at
OF thsn Howell H. Walker, aged so, and his son
Heavy "a 13-WeTs killed. The bodies were
hoFEibl atilateds 2T1udlans were engaged I'm
The attasn.s OaP1ain Thomas Little, OF the Tenth
Cavalry atartod with hls compahy in pursuit Of
Colonel Mckenzie, who some time since raided
On the Kickapoas in Mexico, has arrived in st.
Louis. Hosays that oAly portion Of the KICK
ap0Os have returned to their old reservation in
kaRgas. The rest OF tho band have gone farther
INTO Mexiod, aAGNIlI Ptbbably cause moro trou-
bls Un the border.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
The ImPud nee Of Buchu Neutrality-suspicious.
klIpi set I'm Up a gain


One ot the natural characteristics of buddhism
Is brazensss. When quaek doctor has failed in
one fraud no speedily turns up in another. He
does not suffer his light to remain long hidden
under the bushel measure Of popular eontemrf >.
When 1t Is discovered that his magical pills are
made ot putty he offers TO the public q trsacIe
plaster as a universal remedy. Exposure does mot
lessen his lmpudenee; hls object Is to make money
out oil gullbe people, and he cares nothing for
the kicks so long as he secures the coppers. The
lawyer In " London Assurance" templingly in
VteS violence to his person in the anticipation Of
suit for assault and battery and its attendant
damages Ihs hide OF the buchu professor is OF
similar toughness. No matter how vigorously he
may to-day be lashed as an impositor, Tomorrow
ne covers his stripes with new coat and eOOllv
requests you to allow yourself to be Imposed upoI,
AGAIN 1t Is as impossible to keep him down as il
Is TO knock Punch on the head. lie is up again
the next minute. piping a 5 pertly and noisilv aq
ever and prepared to operate on the next victim
who may happen to come along. Herald
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
NOTICE.

8 shall apply to the judges Of he CoIys ~
!seneIal Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Deliver Of
tae state Of Del aware. in and for the COUNTY III
NsT castle, a. the November Term, A. D 1873. for
License 70 keep Store for the sale OF LauoTS and
feneral Merchandise Mt Newark Del and ths foI.
70 wit. - 'PFii-9sl'u'
Henl' taqik, J. W. Evans,
gonh q ii h0roet, Joseph 2. Luton
Z, F. r Z. remington. Jas. II. Armstrong
!a'ne7 ,rios9n Edward Wilson
hdWarl K; wilson, II. T. Riddle
Henry =. Courtney, W p Waltnn ,.,sa q.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

The Farmers Oranges In the West have
peen dolng their work so thoroughly that al
ready they are making an Impression nDOn
the railways that transport their produce 10
market. During the past few weeks eOnsid.
eFaDle reductions In tranpOTtatIOn rates have
Doan made on several railways running
thfongh the Western States. OF leading from
them towards the Atlantie seaboaFd, They
are thus yielding In some measnFe 10 the 0reet
principle for which the Oranges contend. and
which has been advocated In the platforms Of
nearly al the political conventions held this
year ~ both paFties-the principle ot ''cheap
transp pOTtatlOn."