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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

Che Impurities IN ths RrSndywine Rivsrn vbo..
duty AhalI be tc have in charge said stream. ava
when detected to anbOct to the legal penaltIes al
persons who way knowingly violate the laws of
this ely Or Stats TeiAtve 70 tits sahiSof.
hssoIved, That In the event Of any accident oc-
aywlne, whereby any Impure. Offensive or
hquld or substance may have escaped into tie
stream, the owner. aEent, or person In oharpa ~
sueh establishment at the time Of such accident oc
curing. shall With all possible dispatch, lodge i'm
OF the water department in this city In order ,hst
inc pump may be stopped and the impure water
nave opportunity 10 pass of without being pumped
into the basins Ns PuNp0u
Hesotns', That privies, pig pens and slauehtsr
ouiss, ne contents Of which discharged into
sanee, and must be ahated Without deiav ThsnsSsr
ana wherever found upon that stream within the
limits OF the city, or one mile beyond
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

THE WEATHER DURING JUNE-FrOm the
appears that the mean 1amperatufe og he
month Of June was over two degrees ahaVa
fhe average ofthe mean tsmpalatuFo oG tie
corresponding month last year. The Their
mOmeter ran above IS degrees on eight dineF-
ent days DURING June, 1874. on eleven dayg,
and during June, 1870, the WHrmest on reeOEn.
on nine days only Theee were unly eighf
days during the month In which rain fell, and
N1e total t0k the m0nth moaguEed only 80 q
- Inch, the smallest on record for Juna duT.
t1g tho past 80 years. The quantity oe rain
during the year 1e73 has moisataa 23.7A In
ehes, against 1e.24 Iaohe0 during the hrst ~
months Of la1t sssS.@A egsEt = xfN'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

sln che Connections Legislature bill has passed
the House providing for the lnAicton Of the death
penalty upon any persons convicted Of placing
distractions on railroad tracks, providing death
snsnes. A good many people VIII be Of the Opln-
lon that t1ls 9FOVsO 3 tke Ouly Objectionable
feature In the bill. Il also provides ine Of not
less than so ner mare Than 500 for malicious
conduct In hurlIng stones at railroad trains, q
eowardly descripti0n OfOniraRO which q lass has
become altogether too common.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
RnbIif SaIes.
VALUABLE,
AAnufaeturine and CIty ProPsEry,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The following desirable real estate Is offered at
private sale. -
No. 1.-The two steam and water power mill.
aOuT mills by James L Price & Co. situated on ths
sontn sde Of the Brandywine. with all tie water
nents oelonging thereuntO comprising four sew
water on the south eide Of the creek This propsg-
com prlses t.elve run of stone, four Overshot
ing clothes and hxtures ali in perfsct orfsr ia
valuable wharf property adjoining mill -''
hGi IA large lot Of land containing three-and
1cres more or less, situated on the south bank
os tne 15aqdyWlns short distance below the milrs
q Jas \ Price Co., adjoining lands Of The sTift
On ths creek and admirably adapted for WhafTes' ~
IN LaA bIePerty are situated stable, one store
h9lae and three dwelling houses
Nc. 3--A lot Of land with two tUo-starv fr,u.
cooper shops, situated at the corner Of Fifsenth
and Walnut streets. having front Of about l2 fsst
S,,." s'rese Oy W ieet in depth along Fifteenth
No. .4-Atyo-and-a half story double briek dv.vI-
Tlth ot lS2 test front sixteenth street
corner of Sixteenth and Walnut streets. bsing
NO. ~ Stxteenth street and running throuRh Inc
SSSAS' S.t mouse turnnhed with all modern improve
NO, "a two story frame dwelling house. With
~ too9t y test front on fifteenth street By forty
Ne; s-A lot Of lSnd AZ the s. Z. corner ot -Four
seo1th and RFsneh streets 90 feet on French street
Siot ,V hos H Houssenth street, with large frame
No. IA lot ct laad st the Southeast corner Of
sOeLtoOeSh ana Oran90 Streetq, 20 feet on FouP.
tenth street by 50 feet on Orange street.
SO ss5A l9t OF land VITA hne brick stable on the
H sOetn Sids OF kOartesnth street, between Market
nnd OrAage streets. With front Of about 50 feet 81
FSgrtSonth street. with depth Of 80 feet.
no. "a very desirable buildina lot at Ihe N, E.
oorneg Of Eighth and Madison streets with . froni
tiet on Madison street by "a on Eighth street
al the aD9ye described property Is nov offered
pIlsrs some Valaable building lots toectb ~ Win
I've Of the mott available mill sites on thS
For full particulars and tsrms. apply to
JAMES q. PRICE
tone or TO his Attorney,
zo-u' 0EOhGB H. BATES,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

SLIGHT FmE.-The alarm of Ere vestardav
afternoon, was caused by the slight burnlnS
OF side door of the School corner Fifth and
Pine streets, which was caused BY some bow
kindling fire there. No damage Of apv con.
sequence was sustained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

PROPERTY FOR SALE -Messrs. Wiar A
Wnltleman, Real Estate Agents, at Christiana.
nave tor sale number of iRe properties and
farms, IN Christiana, Pencader and adjoining
hundreds. Those wishing to purchase should
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
Excursions.
FOURTH OF JULY.
A TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION Al
PICNIC WILL BE HELD.
JULY Ath, I673,

F1C-NlC WILL De HELD
JULY Aths 1S73,
AT Mt. CUBA. ON THE W. W. r. R.
REV. PESsELL CooMBE. has been invited and Is
expected TO be the principal orator Of the day The
Declaration Of 1ndePsudaneo will 90 be read.
ELLINGER'S CITY CoRNET RAND has been
engaged for the occasion.
The hefrsshnent Stand will be pientlally sup
piled with ies-eroan, cakes lemonade and other re-
lrsshments. bat
No Spirituous Liquors will be allow
ca upon the Grounds
Trains will be run upon the W. 4 W. R, R. as
Lave wilminStOa. co. SsO. 1910. g. M; = %. aOO.
Leave LandsnbsrS. Gas. a. m; l2ls. $50. 7lO.
Leave Nj. Cuba for wlninStOn. 52s s.a5. laIO.
q. m; q, 4 Is, . 90, 7.So. p. N.
Lave NJ. Cuba for Landsnhurg. tt.16. =. n; 20.
Pare for the round trip FROM all stations 20 ssAts.
Children under 10 year, Of are 80 eORts.
Committee Of ArFAnRsnsnts.
j. III. Publ
G. b. WOODWARD.
J. w, SULLIVAN,
VIC. SC4kL
i.sa3yl.2s sE FSSfd' FSSdfd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
DAILY GAZETTE.

CoNvicTED.-The tral of waworlh, for shoot
ing his father, in New York, was concluded last
nlsls 5zP verdict Of guilty Of murder in the sec
0nd aegree.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
9Gthrs.
Z IIVIDEND.
l dividend.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
JULT 3rd, 1873
l; ~ b9afa oI Directors have this day declared
mand. W ~
Iy3-6t GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
TAX RATERB TAKE NOTICE.
CITY AND SCHOOL TAxEs FOR ls1a

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR lsl2.
C.t Inc undRsignad. Receiver Of Taxes for the
Cai Ii % ~ " Wumlngt0ls will be at the City Hall on
- M Maiter tns hrSt gay OF July. l573 between the
nSS1Ls ~ zhd ~ IN morning. and from 20 in the
5H5n 5s51sngoa' toT dpurpOse Of receiving Taxes. 4
ue9eSSuon of hve per cent. is made on ali tax Is
eu N uly; All Had IN AnGuat cad up TO the clos
we 29s ol the city electiOn. lace Of the bill
~ ~ P.lot ehd 1ftsr that date ave per esut will
ALEXANDER CHANDLER
WILLIAM aTILLEY,
0s-za -..- Receivers Of Taxes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

What 1he BOARD OF Health Committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
DID

bel. only child Of Alfred L. and N ariSn I.osS aSSd
s SySaFS aud ID days. lsaleu. N. J. 1sDeTs plSlse
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

A Thorough and complete Reform
20 be Effected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

AZ the special meeting of the Board OF Health,
lastevenlng, the special committee appointed TO
VISIT the manufacturing establishments along the
brandywine, and investigate the subject OF i'm
purltles IN the water, prsssntsd thelr report, Of
which the following is a synopsis:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
What We DRINK.

The Condition v9st,sstno v9t sno BranuywIno
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PRIVIES AND
f1 Pic PENS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
NOTIcE.
JOHN MeGR A Nm.
PERRR NeGR, ANN.
In Chanesry.
New Castle County, -
Ca1ao Of partition,

10 PuEsaanoo Of an order Of the Chsnesllor. in
20 T9e a99Eo cause made g the February TSTn' A
y, lSsd All persons having any lien or lionG feet
lng tASlntaEest ur OltRtO Of John MeaFsnn. RIisn
S@ne Medetterek. Peter MeGFann, Pafriek d
NAhon ana EliEabeth Nc ~ ahOn. his wife William
N.eal Neal a9e kllsa6deh Neal. his Wifs, Jane Me(1rann
Alcnael MoaTann. samI G. MeGrann Jane e1s-
kan. samS OsG.R Edward GegAn. thomas Geran.
imIaty ,6esan, Aafy Ann Neouigsn, james r. RoI-
ms. EiphAlet Rollins, Margaret MeGFAnn, Ann
AtSns FORMERLY Ann MeGrann. or either OF them
~ ths lanas and premises 70 which aaid eaUse re-
lsteS' are hereby nolhed TO Gle petition Sottinr
ISsSn ssSn tAe nature p1d amount Of the same in the
S1nee 81 the Register N ChaneaTy, for New Castle
Soahv' zen days before the hst MOndAy in Sep
tsnoer; A D.. ietds ana TO appear and prove said
hen or lens % ne ensutng term OF the Court
0eto:e tne ftstnB OF the Court the third dAV of
the term. " l WfEffriEV "A
jyl-40l - Trrst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
81 BUILDING LOTS
AT AUCTION,
Saturday. July 5th, 1879,

At o'clock, p. IN.
These Lots are situated on Front, Read Chestnut
tIAnkhn ana brOOmo streets. They are really Rne
SITUATIONS. and in FasDsct 70 splendid SCENERY aFo
second 70 none in the city They lay upon thS sidS
81 gentle hill. giving dslig tiul VisH Of thS
~ OF DelaEaFe aAording the best N saas Of drain
Ing. and beng 50 near the heart OF the civ sbst
Iney are Raptel enhancing in value,
As simple Investment tn ese lots are unsurpas-
sea. bfandyytne water Is already intFodneod; goyd
sotS are very hard 70 ind. and those who want 10
cay and let this opportunity slip will eSrtainS
TERAS.-Twenty per cent. cash. balans. in fan,
net9Ss equally divided &C three, six, uiRe and
t9elvo moAthss with interest from day Of sals s.
ven Gn9 to be made on or before SATURDAY, July
-, 1873; Those paying the full amount 10 cash
VII pe allowed . discount of thres per can't "A
olo1r r aeed VIII BE delivered when the notes ara
Bala, or any one giving notes with an approved en-.
aorser' Will receive their 1seds immsdiateiy
oaLE MILL ER. Au:s'fs. 'HAA' 0NADiSs1; ISgs y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
PR ICE 1 CENT
p. .ROPOs4LS.
PROPOSAL S

PRoPosAL s ,np
INVITED FOR THE REM0DELING OF THB
. SLATE HOUSE AT DIVER.
Plans and specifications NAV bs sean a. s.n..,-
kespsaTe sOned IN Dover. on July 10Th 1873 and
SVples oI me spec1hcati0ns may be obtained from
nLemoers ot the Commission after that date Pro-
PesAs wis De received until the oath inst addresa
" " 70 ~ osnator Shaktspear Chairman Of Commission
L LLEAsp5E RIDDLE. Wilmington.
LEVIN IHuhRsoE, Go
gNO. Y AN 6AsKKN SMYRNA
HUeu MAGTTN. SeEsoFd 49,
Sa.S Y sIocELgY, GeOrRetoWu
-, "a, WM. "a. SHAkESPEAR 9, Dover
yyL-oHs Chairman OF Com
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per amman allowed on deposits. payable On de-
mAnd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03
OGRANIX Is4s.
JOHN McLEAR & SON:
ExChange&D &Depost Bank
No. 6O9 Market street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

DepOslt Accounts suRecJ TO check at sight. tsamS
as et Naton4l Bank. solicited from arms. ccTDo-
ratiOns and individuals
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-03

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office, to fix their salaries, and to provide
for the manner and conditions under which
the chief clerk can act as Auditor, and for
other purposes
Reported !avorably by She Committee on
Judiciary.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by four-ffths affirmative vote,
the bill passed second reading, considered
engrossed, and, under further suspension
of the constitutional rule, passed third
reading, and finally passed with its title
1STRoDUcTIoN OF BILLS.
Mr.. Twitchell, by unanimous consent, IN
.roduced bill 70 be entitled an act author
ling the Auditor of Public Accounts to eN-
change certificates of the General Assem-
bly for State warrants. and fixing the rates
OF such exchange.
Read the first time and lies oges nntler
she rules.
The Saua,. then went into executive ses'
sion.
Executive session having been raised, ON
motion of Mr.. Birch the Senate voted TO
adjourn until tomorrow at the usual hour.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned till Friday, JAN
nary "a, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ.
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Mr.. Butler moved that the motion to In
definitely postpone be ordered to lie upon
the table.
op the question of whether the motion to
indefinitely postpone was debatable. the
Chair decided it was.
Mr., Butler raised the question of order
that the motion to order TO lie on the table
was not deba.abre, and thai ne made the
motion 20 order to lie the motion to post
pone on the table.
The Cbaiy su!ed tina, the motion was not
seconded.
Mr.. Harris afterwari, by consent, with
drew the motion to indefinitely postpone
FONTS RAISED DURING THE DEBATE.
Mr.. Blum. during the debate. desired
time GO consider these questions for him
self, and did no. admi: that portion OF
the Senators should furnish brains for him
on these questions, and favored the motion
TO commit.
Mr. Harris. in reply. made question Of
privilege. being membey to whom she
Senator alluded, made the point:
That whatever God has failed 20 DO in
his handiworks, it would be sacreligious
for man to attempt.
The President then announced the CUES
ton to be 30 eommis to Committee on
Finance.
On call Of the yeas and nays The vote
was tie. az follows:
Yeas-Anderson. Alexander, Blunt, p y.
Herwig. E. f. Herwig, Harper, Sypher.
Twitchell, Weber, Wharton-l0.
Nays-Barber, Blackburn, Burch, Brew
ster, Cage, Greene, Harris. Iugraham,
Masicot, Stamps-lO.
The President gave the casting vote sea,
which ordered the bill to the Committee on
Finance. and 80 announced by the Secre-
tary.
The Senate then went into executive SEES
slDn.
Executive session having been raised,
on motion of Mr.. Barber, the Senate voted
to adjourn until tomorrow at the usual
hour.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned till Thursday. Jan
uary -. 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ.
p. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.
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in no case shall such discount exceed twenty hNe
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FURNITURE,

N"b$l6o sso-s.........s.-.o.....Ss .
VI IL \ VI % 80
Jeaier In All Kinds Of Furniture
SOS. 49, IOt and lns CHA RTREs STREET, E.-o
leans.
has constantly hand AL assOrtTe.s %
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Sohd Walnut Portable Armoirss with two d,o
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imitation eewood. ten pieces 8 100
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
FRuCEEDfNGS OF THE SENATE
REGULAR SESSION
OF THE
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TEE
9yTATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourteenth Days Session.

SENATE CHAMBER, I
New Orleans, January 2e, 1873. }
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by Hon. G. G. An
tome, Lieutenant Governor of the State and
President of the Senate.
On call of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Messrs. Anderson, Alexander, Barber.
Blunt Burch Brewster, Gage, Greene, r.
y. Herwig, +. f. Herwig. Harper, lDgra-
ham, Kelso, Mascot, Pollard, Sypher.
Stamps, Twitchel, Weber, Wharton-2O.
The President of the Senate announced a
quoi nm present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The reading of the minutes OF yesterdays
proceedings was dispensed with, and the
President announced that the journal stood
approved, the same having been corrected
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department,
New Orleans, January r. 1873
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate;
1 am directed by his excellency the
Governor to inform you that the act orig
mating in the Senate amending and re-en-
acting the act organizing the police juries
of the State, has become law without
his signature by constitutional limitation.
ii. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Private Secretary.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
BY Mr. Blunt:
To be entitled an act to abolish the par
ish of Sabine, Louisiana.
BY Mr.. Burch:
To be entitled an act amending sections
seven, eight and nine of act No. ii,
passed at the second session of the
General Assembly of the State Of Lou
isiana.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. Barber, by UNANIMOUS consent. in
PRODUCED bill TO be entitled an act to
amend an act entitled an act Co organize.
arm and equip uniformed militia, APP
proved
On motion Of Mr.. Barber, fourth-ffths of
the Senate having dispensed with the con-
stitutiOnal rule, the bill was read the second
time and referred to the Committee on
Militia.
Mr.. Brewster according to previous no.
tice, introduced bill to be entitled an act
to incorporate the North Louisiana Bayou
Improvement and Navigation Company.
The bill was read the first time.
On motion of Mr.. Brewster, four ifths Of
the Senate dispensed with the constitu.
tional rule, the bill was read the second
time and referred to Committee on Canals.
Drainage and Inland Navigation.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES LYING OVER.
Mr.. Ingraham called up the report made
by the Committee on Elections in the con-
tested case of Calhoun VS.. Alexander
which was read, as follows:
COMMITTEE ON ELzcTIoNs AND QuALlyIcArIoSs.
January 81, 1873. )
|. The petition of William s. Calhoun,
claiming seat in tins body from the
Twenty-iourth Senatorial district was not
presented in accordance with section 1888
Of (Ray) Revised Statutes OF 1870.
2. The petition of William S. Calhoun
does not represent that he received any
votes i'll any other than the parish of Grant,
except by reference in general terms.
3. The returns, as promulgated by the
returning board, show that the vote for
Senator in the Twenty fourth Senatorial
district was ~ follows:
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BANKS AND BANKING.
FVEUTONIA NATIONAL BANK.

CHARLES POTTHOFF, President.
J. r. WILDE RIM ANN. Vice President
g. NJ WAGNER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
III BRIGHT K PRAGST,
2. KLOPMAN. L. REDER,
A. LkVI R. SItG.
G. L. L. MAYER C. WkISHAAR,
f. NEWMAN r. WILDBRMANE
6. POTTHOFF, K. s. WURZBURGER-
Discount days-Tuesdays and Fridays.
Offering days Mondays and Thursdays.
Exchange on all parts OF Germany sold in sums
to suit. jazz I'M
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Nathaniel M0ntrOsss vs. Samuel Jamison
EuFPH DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH or
Il Orleans, No. 3961.-By virtue of a writ Of seia.
ure and sale to Sirtcted by the honorable the
Fifth District court for the parish OF OrleaI IN
the above entitled cause ! viii proceed to sell Of
public auction at the Merchants and AuctiOneerg
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cus
tonhcuse streets. in Che Second district of tina
city, TUESDAY, February H. 1873 at twelve
sciocb M the following described property, to
wit
2 CERTAIN oLOT s,F GROUND. situated being
and lying in the First District of this city, forming
the northeast ocOI n.r OF Grsvier and Carondeet
esrsets measuring, III P:e.,ch measure, or
less twenty seven feet front on Gravier street
ninety % ge feet in dep h ard front ON CaTondelet
street, nInt ty seven feet on line separating Ii
from the property owned new Or lately by Joseph
Dang ram. anu thirty uiTe feet and half line
Newton Mercer, together with all the buildings
and it, pI ovements thereon. lights, ways and ad
vantage thereuuto belonging or i'll anywise appef
tanning. Which said pro. trty belongs to Samuel
JamlsOu, defendant herein, by omeans Of the pur
chase which he made thereof iais tly With the late
James Mcintosh, o. CHI Ill the proportion OF one uR
divided hall, from Joseph Dunis ny act passed be
fore Hilary Breton Cenas, late notary public in this
city. on the twenty sixth day of aovem5er, 1856
and ths SAID late James Mcintosh did by his last
VIII and testament, dEly proved before the Second
District Court of New Orleans and orc" red to be
oNscutrd, b"quea h his undivided half of said
~ optrtY unto the said defendant who has been
put i'll possession theie.Ot by NiItut- of Judgment
of said Second District Court OF New OrIeana
bearing date the sixteenth day OF February, 1861
=: lZed in the above suit.
yFfms-S4sh the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
ial8f.5 IL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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From the foregoing return. Mr.. Calhoun
does not appear to have received a single
vote. Even if Mr.. Calhoun received 500
votes, as claimed by him, he would still be
beaten by Mr. Alexander, as also by Mr..
Kelly.
4. Your committee therefore recommend
that the petition of w. S. Calhoun be dis
missed. and that the following resolution
be adopted:
Rcsolued, That James r. Alexander be
and is hereby confirmed in his seat rs
Senator from the Tweuty-iourth Senatorial
district
All of which is respectful, submitted,
JAHES Il. MGR iHAM.
t'haHmaI.;
THOMAS C. ANDERSON
T. X. STAMPS,
o. ii. BREWSTER.
On motion Of Mr.. Harris, on call, by Mr.
Ingraham duly seconded. of the yeas and