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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20


$ertn German J1fOsRs
sTkAE BETWEEN BREMET AND NEW QKLEAEs
"a NAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
An ftie steamships 81 sbs SorEsA
49, German I"'d .i' 's'.H' sN';'
regular trips as follOve:
From Bre,.ens Prom New ca iaa4Sb
SRANKFCRT. January 20. March 2.
HANOVER. Fe br1.aI IS. March Sc
STRASSBIR3. March rs. April D.
FRANKFURT. 80 april 9. May II.
Further days OF departure NiI Ss sdveT tised bare
attef.
The stssmtrs touch Oatward at Havre and HAVs
ana, and Oh their homt TRIP at havana and SouLhs
smptOn 10 lsud and receive passengers and freghfs
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
Ssons Err Sout hampton or Havrs - HAvanA
New orleans
SfetraEs.s ........s.--.....'..-. ~ gold.
Hsv.G 0s Sremea.
C@biH................... ...s...o. $50 goids
stferage- ............. IS gold
FROM New Orleans 80 Havana.
eaDin.. . 10 gOlC.
Steerage. Is god
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton e5
HAVE to New Orleans, issued by the UndersignS6e
foE further particulars apply to
Ed. y. ST,CKMbYER & CO, AgenJt
aus ~ No ~ Union street
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TlNEIT0NIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
40. IN Graviep street,
Insures aGlinsS
fire, Marine and River Rlsks,
At the Lowest Tariff Rates.
a. s1MER BADER, President
CHAS. ENGSTFELD, Vice President
GEORGE STROMBYBR. Secretary.
First Fiscal Yeaf.
Premiums received sos.........o........osi6si us u
Fire. marine and river losses
paid $Ss b41 %
SeiuEurances, rebates,
penses etr......o-o' '....o..s9.t5 3 sS-i3l al Sc
s33, I34 ],
rotss amount Of 74 91S 10
DECLARED.
interest on capital paid ill., ten per cent
Dividend on capital paid H. eight per Gems
Dividend on premiums paid, sixteSR peg csnS
TRUSTEES.
t;enry Abraham 3. Xsts,
Louis Schneider, A. Elmer SadeS.
Joseph Keller, W. B. schmidt,
n. A. BaumgardeIe Theodore LihentE
&. Seg, v. T. Del BOndios
c. H. Miue4. isaac ScheIcE.
Il. bicke, q. L. Easits,
J. n Schwafte Charles Engstfs
II. Pohlmano Louis SchwarL
NJ Frank, y. Rickert,
Z. Weisen6aCho II. &. Gogreva
+. RndeT, oR Wil1erma
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River InteIliRence.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April 10, noon.-Barometer C
Wind southwest light. No arrivals. Sailed
Steamship George Washington. On the paT, bound
out-Steamships Minnesota and General Meade.
MEMPHIS April l9.-Weather clear and warn.
River stationary. Business active. Departed
Bismarck and Continental for New Orleans; Legal
and Belle Vernon, for Cincinnati; Susie Silver, and
Grand Tower, for St Louis, and Mary Boyd, for
Arkansas river.
EVANSVILLE April I9.-Weather clear and warm.
The Henry PronascO pas. ed down at 10 4. NJ.
PITTsRURG, April l9.-The MonongaheIa is about
stationary; now eight feet two inches Wealth ct
clear aud cool.
CAIRO April i9-The river has fallen seven
inches in the last twenty four hours. weather
cool and warm. Arrived-lndia1a, from New
Orleans, nj 7. NJ; City of Helena, from Nlcksburg
at 10 ?. NJ. Observation-Disclosures, for New Or
leans nj 8 p NJ Crmmonwt alth, for st. Louis, at
7. Nj Indiana for Evansville, at ten; Capitol City,
TOR Vickshurc, at ten, and Bismarck, for New Or
leans at rlcNtu-tl last night: John f. I ole tOT
New Orlpau., at seven this uornIuc
ST. Lorls, April l9.-tiver falling. Weather
clear and warm. ved-Jasper, Dexter aud Flu
shreveport. Depirted-La Belle, for Shrevt port
JuIia for Vicksburg Crescent City, and CITY OF
Quincy for New Orleans.
ClSCINNhTI April l9-RlNer twenty niue feet and
declining. DepArted->lck Lo"S"oIiA' Tor Ne"
Orleans ,
Feet nine inches in the canal and eight ct eight
inches in the chute. Weather clear and cool he
Iron Mountain and 6argts nom flllsOuIS 10 Ne"
Orleans passed down to day. g, ~. ,
VlCK>RrRg Apri l9-Passod down-Sena at Z
A. NJ Mollie Ebert at A. NJ. up-Great Republic
at A. NJ; Marble City at 10 A. PaTE0ud al 7;
M Pauline Carr, II at S p, NJ. Weather cool and
cloudy River risr :.
SHKEyKrcRT April ie-The river has risen Twelve
inches Ia the Inst t~el ~ four hours. AtIINed-
Frank Morgan, from above the raft, and Texas
from New orleans Departed-F irt and John l.
Moore for New Orleans; Bossier, for above the
aft and Ruby. for Jefferson.
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S-.rK op HOrls,aSA.f
Parish ~ rleans, city II New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscyIbeI before me, this seventh
day of april 1873.
d. LEGARDEUR. JR. Notary Pubic.
AZ . sp.ciA! meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
held this das. it WAS resolved in conformity with
article OF the charter. collect imme diately
the full! amount Of earned premiums of the first
quarter cf 1873. and 90 pay 20 stockholders. after
settlement OF said premiums, quarterly interest
dividend OF two and halt per ceIt Oh the amount
OF capital stock paid N.
&. CAVARoC, President.
g. LANAI. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Cavarcc. Arthur PO!ncs.
Charles DE- Ruyt.r. J. Eghs
Leon Haas. Js.. J.. S. Wilt,
b.. Motion, Leon Queyr0uz~.
". Agar John ROcch.
CambOE, J. 3. Leverto
ana I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

MONETARY Y.

OFP'cE ~ TEB Daily REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EyENING, April 49, 1879. J
The money market continued quiet and
IN day The demand for discounts at the banks
was fair but not urgent, aid the offerings on the
street were moderate, the reported transactions
being mostly at outside figures Compared 10
last week the depo its and discounts of the clear
ing house banks have slightly fallen off while the
cash balance has increased. We continue TO quote
fist class paper with or without cslaterals, ga 10
y cent u annum, Al ia, second class -dl8
FIRST class mortgage paper -dlVs and second
class II.
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the books of the company.
New Orleans, March 81, 1875
}. H. OGLESBY. President.
WAITER HvSfrSGTuS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed bt fore me. notary. on
this sixteenth day of April, D. 1875.
EDGAR GRIMA, Notary Pub &c.
AZ a regular meeting of the Board of Directors.
hsld on the fourteenth of Aprit 1873, it was
solved that dividend of TWENTY DOLLARS per
share be declared on he ca pita stock of the com
pany out of the profits of the past year, payable
at the Office OF the company and after the
invent first in cash upOn all paid up stock. Upon
unpaid stock TEN DOLLARS per share to credit of
final extirguishment of stock notes, and TEN
DOLLARS cash, and that il terest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum be allowed on all cash
payments upon stock from date of payment to the
tE!Ety. first OF March, 1873.
}. II. 0GLESBY, President.
JOHN It. HARDlE Vice President.
WAlTrR RUSUINGTON. Secretary.
New Orleans April Is, 1873 apl8 I'm
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4 MkifiCAa MUTUAL INSURANCE AS.
SOCiATIOh OF NEW ORLEANS.
s5............ Commercial Plnce.
Between Camp and st. Charles strsetA
CAPITAL, G5OO,0GO.
Istrictly Ereb
Parties dssYous OF insurance have sns privilege
OF making two half yearly payments, and are en-
titled to equal portion of the dividends at tho
end OF the year, in lien thereof to the usual
bate. Insures against fire risks exclusively, ~
city country at the lowest rates of premiums
D. LEUBRIB, President.
o. s. ASCH,
superintendent OF AgtScieA
B. NEVER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
y. Belirg, P. =. Anderson,
=. f. Loeb 2. BlaIse,
II. Weber, Charles Toebslnsr.
= Robert, NJ. AzcOna
3. Broderick. H. Marquars,
William Hipp*fo !. SchOrnanns
Il. Hafner }. B. Vergezo
". Leonard J. Buckley,
NJ POkOIny, y. HOllandeY,
h s. Cutler. lingo Redwits.
Wi liam Swan. William EDeysO
'. Pippo, J. Alto
y. Zinser, de2e en
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
Railroads.

OXFORD AND WEST CHESTER NARROW GUAoE.
a Correspondent OF the West Chester RE-
publican gives that,papeg the,fOllpwlng RrRu.
mentsin relation 10 66iln eIle sOatAdElf end
Of Chester county with the metropolis, by q
narrow guage railroad from Oxford to West
Chester: ID y 3. d " 1<H.,l- " ~ 5
Thsre OugM to DO direct railroad through
Chester c61Hty to its capital, West Chester,
for the convenience AZ its oltlEehs and the
material advantage OF West Chester. A little
exsrtiOn, such as they are making in our
neighbOring cOunties, win Insure tllit tcslk,
The charter of the Peach Bottom Railroad Is
liberal, and authorizes the extention Of tho
main line to West Chester or Ph@nixvile. A
careful survey of the route between Oxford
and West Chester for the State Line 81 Junia-
ta Railroad, developed the fact that n good,
practices Narrow Gauge Railway cap be grad
ed anil the masonry pat upfOr SAOO0 natle,
or say 500, 900 for the twenty five miles Now
West Chester can and ought TO raise at least
one -liaif, or $5O, 600 In stock towards this OBJ
iect and the country betweenO OxfOrd and Wesi
Chester can make up the hundred. and il
properly canyassed, would. The balance ne,
cesSafy TO complete the road can be raised
from the bonds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
Sad Drowning Case.

TWO CHILDREN FALL INTO POND -oNR OF THEM
-lI FRs-a r-slneYfHs1a sev g
AbOut tsh NOAcIO6k. "Wednesday nlofniiig, tn O
small children, lana 04rrytt, aged about thras
Year., aad her baby brother, about eighteen
months old. fell into pond, an tAe yard a their
fathers Lew Garrett,) residence, near Hare's
Corner, and before their rad mishap was discoy-
erod, the little girl was drowned. The children
had been absent from the house some time before
they we're fOdnd, but no apprehension was felt for
tiien until their bodies were found lying in the
pond, which was only shallow accumulation OF
waste water. lhe little girl was quite dead when
dscovered, but the boy was still living and is ex-
pected 10 survive. .rE
It's supposed thit they were playing on the
the brink Of the pond and IOll in, and being too
young 70 help themselves, the giIt was drowned
betnrs Aid eQRld reach tben. 9.-. tfi7 I'D,
CsrpneF WinslOW went 10 the place n the after
noon. aud held m inquest over the body of the
ititie EiIe The Jury rendered verdict Of ''acci.
Aental df6Wqihg p" % --' .' To
+ Thd Children were bright aud interesting, aud
tho sali event has cast a gloom over the many
t1ead and neiGAbpFe of the family.
since the above SrHs in type, We learn that the
Rtber child died anmetims this morning The
WatarOt the pond Was 80 impure, that tbs shock
. hesystom was Zoo great To be Withstood. Both
ehildTfn va be s'bufbd on Sunday
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

To WHAT EXTENT RAILROADS ARE liz
ABLB Some time ago, locomotive on the
BalhnOre Central Railroad set fire, by spark
from The smoke stack, to a grass field belong
ing TO Jonathan lIoopes, near Kennett Square,
Chester county, and resulted in the destruction
Of his fences, straw stack, barn, ORtabWildlngs,
suit against the Company. and was awarded
81, 800 damages. Judge Butler however, de
cides that under the decisions OF the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, the Railroad Company
Is only liable for the loss of the grass, fence,
and hay stack and not for tho barn and other
buildings ; that the fire was not communicated
to the buildings directly by The defendant, but
by the hay-stack-'an intermediate agent.
The defendants act was not therefore tho taIl
mediate, but the remote, cause of the injury
and consequently he is not responsible. 1Ie
therefore. orders reduction Of the award for
/ damages 10 $500. .24S74(11 =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
s06l1TIEs.
MEETINGS 4ms RVEKTEo.

=, JsHerso4 Lodge. No. al % o, n, att tOAd
Fell9Es' Hall, Third and King.
KeOkuk Tribe, No. 8, l. o. X. NJ, at Red Man. )
hall, AIS Market street. ,.. .... .,'.
Wilmington Division, Ne !, s. Of r., at Fifth
and Market streets. ',e-...' .....r!' -.H.#
Wilmington Council, No. /, o. U.A.M, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
HoPe Council, No. 2, Jr. q. u. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market strOets. . .4I.... -. ~ =.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 60I
AeSH GRyt6a Tease No. k. iSt1 & Kb6igg5ls Kbg56l 81
Pythihs Hall, 2ll Market street .t.'if
Eden Lodge. No34, Il . on at Odd FAllows'
Hall, Bd and King Sts. "i''' ~ -" ~ '-"t'a91ff'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
CITYITEMS.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2S5 Marks
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
ID general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and that a competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call At tha
STORE and that charge is made except the regular
price of the medicines. the rice as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one Is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
0BSTAcZES 10 MARRIAEE.

Happy Relief for YOHng Mrn frOm the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impeliment- 70 Marriage removed.
New method of treatment New aud remarkable
remedies Books and Crc ulars sent FRI in sealed
envelopes.
address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2South
Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pa, An Institution having
Ahigh reputation for b5aOrAb.o conduct and pro-
tassional skill. mAr9l- lWk kWam
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

MISSING +. PbarO, line man in the
employ OF the w II. Telegraph Co, has been
missing since fast Thursday week. Hewas in
good health, has been in the employ OF the
Company for seven years. He was not a dis
sipated man. Fears are entertained that ne has
been fOully dealt with. He resided at West
Chester Wherehis wife lives.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

Just received one OF the largest assOrtmentS
OF the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps in
the city which l am selling at the very lowest
Prices. Mysilk hats are q speciality Call and
examine my immense stock and you will be
sure 10 be suited LEWIS g. SPRINGER,
Hat Store tt No. 233 Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

Police CASES. -ThOs. Murray, was arrested
by officer Whalen, for dsorderly conduct lie
was fined 81 and costs, and held to hail. IN the
sum of $500, TO keep the peace.
Priscilla Deakyne, col, for using threatening
language towards Louisa Candy, was arrested by
officer Nickers"D, aud held under SI00, to keop
the peace.
VIM. e. Elliott, John Barry and VIM H. Barry,
hucksters we've arrested by officer Whalen for n
violation Of the Market Ordnance, which prohib-
its huckstors from selling on King street, ON mar
ket days Each was lined 81 and c0aLs.
One case Of drunkenness was disposed Of at tf-
ty cents and costa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
Steam AtomIzers,

For the Inhalation of atomiEed fluids in the treat
lnent Of chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous flow of -ay without Inconvenience
OF labor. During the Tlst two or three wears We
have supplied several dUEen OF these atomlEers and
id most cases with very satisfactory results.
T. BRINGHURST CO.. Apothccaries,
Corner SiXth and Marker streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

JUMPED FROM TRATN.--A constable was on
the down tram on Saturday last with a prisoner
in charge, but while running at fnil speed be-
tween FELTON, and Harrington he jumped of. lie
was Topped over against the railroad bank sever
al times bat before the tram could be stopped he
was making good time across tho lids. He had
robbed the depot at Harrington
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

NKw HALL.-A meeting OF representatives of
the different Catholic Societies of the city was
held last evening, in st. Pauls Catholic Church,
corner of Fourth and jackson streets, for the
purpose OF taking the preliminary steps towards
erecting, in this city, a large aud colnnodious
hall, for the use Of the Socielies.
Col. T. Mccullough was called to the chair, aud
ID. Taylor Bradford, Esq, appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was fully discussed
aftcf which it was decided TO open subscriptions
for shares, al $40 per share, payable in monthly
nstalmenls OF five per cent. Quite a number q
shares were subscribed TO ut once. 4.
The following committee was appointed, to So
licit subscriptions VIM. MeMeuanin, Wn.
Bowe, John McClusky John Russell, =. N Bren-
nan, +. Pihnfett, d, Taylor Bradford, Tl6s. Cur,
ley, Wm- bteWart, ID. J. Mention, Col. 7. Mccall
longh, Geo. Chance, M. Whclan, JAS. Monaghan,
GOnaan, Johu O'Byme, }. B. Meepy, Fflnk
Kelly. 4" - y
The amount Of the capital stock is uplimited,
but the desire Is to erect 4 hall costing bctWeen
"a, 900 aud si0OOOO, In business portion of the
city, and having stores on tue first floor, TO be
rented for business purposes The subscriptions
committee will meet on Wednesday evening 99th
inst, and the neKt general meeting will he hold
sometime in June. Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
LOCAL IMrELLIcEMcE.
0lty eoancIf meeIs TINS egpniml.

4l9use 4lO East 4th siCeetis 6r Irnt, e
PeAn Loan Association lnOOts to.hiEht<s
Even the most chronic grumbcr fails 10 lind
fault with this wOaAher!iIl 4dinlii " hlaq ~
The garhagequostion viii sbrOhablyi bs settled
by Council, this evening.
kxoPomlafor bpildlng School houso aEgiuvilea
BY advertisement In another column - - ?
The EckfOrd b. b. Club Of this city, elsewhere
invite challenges from clubs down the State.
John A. Light. aeronAut. proposes 20 make =
balloon ascension, OF Schuetzen Park, on thS Path
inst, If arrangements can be made, ', $50. &.
At the depot, THE morning, WOman stepping
from one car to the other, narrowly escaped a Be.
veTe fall, the Separating just as she stepped
over,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

ATTEMPTED RUROIARY,--I night an attempt
was made to buTglariously enter tue residence OF
Job Jackson, Esq, OR tho Avenue, Two holes
were bored in the back door, but the holt could
not be shipped, The th:sVes were foiled in their
barglaTious attempt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
SYLVAN SPRINGS.
CHARLES KYLE. paurarrrot. 7

CHARLES KYLE. Psor1rtrot. , - {
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly fitted
lp ior the reception Of Individual Visitors Picnics
a nd Social Parties.
Ample accommodations for DsnciRE, have been
ICE CREAM, LOMONADE. CAKES. FRUIT. 4e. (
will De sold 10 all who may desire them.
No intoxicating liquors will be sold ON the ground
He will also continue his popular stand at Second
and Market streets. who're the above named summer
uK1riss may be had during the season; also 1T his
residence Sixth and Orange streets. where he will
10 pleased to see his many friends and the public
generally. lnay9-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

CREDITORS MEETING creditors of
Messts. James & Webb, met at the Clayton
House, yesterday afternoon. Propositions Of
settlement were offered, but none were finally
agreed upon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

IHR Influence OF 4 RAILROAD--An ihau-
ence of the stimulating effect of railroad on the
groEth of a town. it Is tated that In BirdsborO,
on the Wilmington X Reading Railroad, eighty
At this rate, Birdsboro' will become city in n
few years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

SHERIFF SALE.-Ths property Of Cornelius
McGfenna, was offered at public sale by Sher-
lff Armstrong, saturday afternoon. The
Delaware House was Withdrawn, but the two
dwelling houses on Ninth street were sOld
TO Jacob p. Herdman and James N. Cleland
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

Tax FIRsr.-S Strawberries have commenced tc
he shipped north. and on Tuesday sevonty crates
passed. mp the Delaware kailrOad from NoriOrk.-
TiHa 70 large for Q beginRing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

NITRoL THROWING. Martha Hall, of Chester.
has made several vicious attempts to destroy the
life or eysslght of one Wm Donaldson, by throw
lng vitrOl upon him WllliAm played her false, .
which accounts tor her desire for revenge. She has
been held for Court, to answer fer the offence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
BUSINESS notices.

Cheap COot-StOve IS. 70, Nut 81. 20 per 22i0
pounds for cash only, at wharf South OF Market
street Bridge. feb5l-tf WIN. J. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

PERsONAL-Charies BsastOn, ESQ., aOEeTnOl
Ponder and Senator Bayarl, were on our streets
to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

Healthy childhood insures robust manhood. Feed
your little ones on DR. Ridges Food.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
JN0. RacLEAR q R0N ,'Ai
GO2 MARKET STREET. ,, ,tt ,
JOHN MERRTCK & col. ! 7
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. 7 Fifth Street..
kClaytOn HOasoO
Dealers in State an City Loans.

BANh, hAILhUAD bIUUkS md BUNDS
Bought and sold on commission
Time paper and Collateral loans negotiated.
Money loaned on call. Also, REAL ESTATE
AGENTS, MortEagas Negotiated, Houses Rented
and Rents Collected.
Have for sale Northern Pacific H. r T-3O First
Mortgage. Gold Bonds: Wilmington and Western II
R. 7-SD First Mortgage Bonds.
Two first. class farms the 6tato ROad nenT Miis
ford, Del; large peach and apple orchards now 10
bearing and other fruit: very desirably located
All business intrusted to US will be Thankfully re
CeiVed and promptly attended to. mas 3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

Wesley. A1en, the Notorious thief, wac con-
VieIed IAishhbAli9gt aAJ rebiai1pl for stuadice
Captain Williams, Of the ill-laled steamship
AIladtic, sailed IOF England aIA6' OCeanicl 1
The New York CenlTAt4 FailFOad Yesterday
paid itS $42l 900 tax to Collector Bailey.
Patrick LeaFy, the wife murderer, has been
Feptehced TO the lunat'c asylum.
Export q dppecIel y day $2Oa5OOsI ID RsvSs
bars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

Spicy breath, teeth white and speckless,
Fragrant SOZODONT secures
Ladies, eau you be so reckless
AS TO fail to make them yOurB2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
Fish Culture.

At The recent moOting Of the Fish Commissioned
in Harrisburg. it was decided to prOcoOd al Onca
to the discharge of their duties nlhllers Abe law
The New Jersey l1sgisatnrs having GaiIei 10 make
an appropriation, nothing will be- done in the
Delaware river, but they propose 20 deposit In tho
Susqdahanna sufficient OVA to produces. 40 000 600
shad hext season. Seth Green inventor of the shad
Matching boxes, "a aSPeele4 hllHart tnG fseOn,
when one Of the boxes will be placed In the river
abovd tho Columbia dam, and several Of them. be-
Jew II INJlB n -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JOHN McLEAR e. SON:
No. COZ Market street,

Deposit Accounts Of Banks Individuals and 9th =
els received, on which we allow interest. Checks
drawn on Us are payable without notice the same
az at a National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
s'UkoLl 4oMls oApfN. p

This evening, at The L3EaAd opssn HOussl VIII
4 three nights run of the pleasing, msrSi drains
"Uncls Tom's Cabin, EQ4acing All the strllrin
Acenic effects. Geo. Kunki6 will as Uncle eaias
little LauEA Alberta ass zbbsy, iAad littlsTi Ean1i
Knhkl0 - Reh! "A gVandi matinee will be eiSei
on Saturday afternoon. %. yA~ t1a 'Falai
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

els recelVed on which we allow lntero est ChecEa
drawn on Us are payable without notice. the same
az at National Bank.
REDEMPTION OF $40 BONDS. ,.t
The Secretary Of the Trsasuryhas called in tO,-
OOO,OO u ). 5-2fs additional, upon which the in
terest will cease June |.
.,
1t is advisable for holders of 590 and those hgv-
ibg money TO invest to consider the selection
uf more pormanen Investments. .. Il .
We are recommending and selling TO our friends
And customers the owing Seeurties in exchange
for their 5 2J's and ether high priced BOu Ou,ls.
WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD
40 LIST MORTGAGE BONDS. al a6 and accrued
interest . ...
and
NORTHEAN PACIFIC 7-SO GOLD N.anl Graut)
BONDS. at 400 and interest ''
These aBl other FIRST class Bonds are LIKELY 70
command advance prices during the year. owing to
the large amount Of capital being released by the
redemption Of b-20s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
REDEMPTION OF S-sO BONDS.

The Secretary OF the Trsasuryhss called in 80 =
OO0.0O u 5. 5-3is additional, upon which tho in
terest will cease June L.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

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