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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06
CARRLAGES.
WILMIHGToH wAGoS WORKS,


Constantly on hand and made to order,
Express, Market, Truck, FSTsi,
ssszmantewu,
n
CARrs, PusH-cARTs
BARROws.
Also,
A0RlCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
which are being sold at cost, including
PLows, HARRows AND cULTIyAToR5,
All Nos. Of the Moore, Wiley, Peacock, and heoksn-
dorm Piow, with or without centre DRAFT
pairing Neatly and Promptly Exscutsd.
PL ACKSM T u n
In ali its branches. Particular attention gwen to
HORSE-S HOEING.
All diseases Of the Foot and cases Of lsmeness Inch
dental Shooting or fast driving treated under ths
DUNBAR SYSTEM.
interfering Inv arably cured In once shoeing
Knueklipg and Knee Sprung horses inmsu ulstsiy
benefited and lett In condition by the ald OF wh'sn
nature effects pet etmanent cure.
Lameness from c0rns Instantly removed -,
Immediate relief given in cases Of assate Sunaes
to the leg and OF the horse heretofore
considered incurabe by the sod Schoor fetetl-
narians, are by judicious application oil Tue DUN
Having been at great expense ~ acquire thotouKh
knon ledge OF the subject, aud being the only Snth IN
the State to whom Mir. Dunbar mas inpaIea hs VA va.
uable method Of treatment, am prepared to treat
the worst case the public can bring forward
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the place, show
Ing cause and effect - ...,,-
I empioy only colnPetent men, s"u pFfs'nA"y
auperyise all operations. omce -teT
Nos. lll and lis Orange street,
DAVID wooLsiAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06
SONG or THE soRDID ,wRRfHRaRr.

loved thee for thy money,
For Wealt th, they said, was thine
., But, finding thou hast none,
Thy heart and hand resign.
Think not wish to pain thee,
Deem not use thee III;
| like tliee--but mainiain thee.
:. Ineither can nor viii.
Thought thee quite a trsasnrs--
: A bona Jids sum,
And dreamt " Joy and pleasure
That never were To come:
The house--the hounds--the li0rse.--
Thy fortune would allow;
The wlnas--tha dozan courses
- That dream 10 over now!
Not for lKy chains ] wooed thee.
Though tbon vast passing fair.
Not for Thy mind Ad5d thee,
Though stored With talents rars
Thine income Tw1s tiixt caught ne
For that ,held thee dear;
Itrusted tboud8 haSe brought ne
Five thousand pounds year,
That hope, alas! Is blishted,
.pThereenIEill ~ dVsil;
=, I'shoild have been dsliehked,
To wed fhee--hut fkfswell.
Myfeeilngs let ms smother,
= Hard though the struggle be,
And try aud find another,
Rich as fancied thee. -Punsh.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

pretty botheration was inflicted upon lie,
Father O'Connell Of Norwich, New York, last
week. On stepping Ia the door he found upon
the doorstep in the evening. 4 basket, and in
the basket was female baby aged about siz
weeks, and with the baby was a bottle Of .sootA-
in Syrup" Their was also a nets requesting
'he reverend Father To baptze, the child by tho
name OF Mary. The next day he sent the bate
to one Of his pari,hnei< with sirici injunction.
that i, should be taken care of.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

The Race OF Jokeis is not yet extiuct.x
hampshire wag put the following adyertiseme nj
In weekly paper: "Who wants TO buy a new
mich cow, that i. every way kind. only five
years old aud gives fifteen quarts Of mill; TO =
,n'lkinsF-JoHN RoGEs,." The next week Mr..
Rogers received 10 fewtr than fifty applications
through Me paper for the COW, which wera
answered thus: "If hear Of any such COW
VIII let you know immediately .-Yours truly
J. RoGFR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

Empty basket-Soms time ago d wellknvw.
angler was fishing in trout stream in Scotland
OIL Monday, when he was accosted by tie
minister who asked him as to his success 1h-
angler, after replying, said 10 the minister
'Dae fe 10 try the rod yeisul's'
40. no" said the minister. with pious awe
and eyes nptmned, ~ am fisher Of men
90. indeed replied Sandy, ''but doot ye Re
sae great hand ct for lookit into your creel
tsaskcD yesterday. and it was uneo empty.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

AnnirerSary Speeches.-Ths colored citizens
celebrated the anniversary of President Lin
coins proclamation Of Freedom, last Wednes.
day evening, when speeches were made by var
io,ls parties, of which Fiery Ersning furnishes
the following report
Mr.. Daniel y, Anderson Was called on for =
speech, and responded. lie said;
ave cannot well understand the value oi
! our present position without taking retrospec-
tive view, and contrasting the past with the pres
ent condition OF the colored people In this coun-
try. In the days of slavery, under The State
law, we were forbidden to leave our honles and
go into a distant State and there continue for Q
short period and return. Some of US, who, be-
| ing denied the advantages Of education here 70,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

\ deaf man was hunting for game. When a
siollse ilcw mp aud III on a tree on the hillside
az Inc same momcRt II traveller approached sud
inquired the distance 10 the next station.
Deal man, (polnting) He iiew right up there.
Trsveler-llow far is II TO the next st.
tion?
Deaf nan-Hr lii right up there
lraveler-io must he fool.
Deaf mai-Yes, there is s xleat many
around this time or the year.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

Au investigating youth of fourteen from tie
country recently took 4 look up q coal shute Al
Elizabeth, Nj. Just then lie received a three
ton authacite showeI-bath. He was considerably
taken back, and got his good clothes dusty bui
came out alive, and asked the Inanipulators OF
the slide rthcy wanted 10 make a fuel" ol
him.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

A srhuvl Inspector gave cut the word ,ps4l.
lei" to class for spelling. II was poser 10
all Ill 1t reached the foot OF the class, when =
curly dreaded little fellow spelled it correctly,
but, bein. asked To define il l,e shouted out.
''Mnrr ,lIt,"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

The first bird shot III Ameriky," said all
Irish sportsman, "was ioI oIkupine-porkupine.
treed him with Il bafa-shovel. The firesi HIT
him missed him. and the second lime Ll
him in The same place where missed him the
first time
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

The eye that mocketh as bis father, and des-
piseth TO obey his mother, the ravens Of the
valley shsl! picl; it out and the young eagles
shall eat it.
The wicked flee when no man pursneth ::
bat The righteous are bold as lion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

Their have been many definitions OF gentle
man, but the pretiiest and most pathetic /, thai
given BY young lady: "A gentleman" say,
She, ii, human being combining woman :
tenderness with mans courage"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

1t rather hit the nail on the head when
lady, on being asked what she thought wa,
the meaning Of the words, the pestilence tbs,
walketh in darkness answered that. ia her
opinion II was bcdbues.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

good dc' On being asked 10 subscribe ios
buying a chandelier ior the church objected
saving: "Now what is the use Of chandelier.
After Non ger ii You can't gel anybody 10 pla,
on H..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

An incendiary fire at Abington, ILL.,. on Fri
day night destroyed dry goods store boot and
shoe store, dwelling and several small shops.
The stea,u tannery of Burke, Fender 8, Co.,
at Sprlngville, KY, was burned on Saturday,
Loss $50 900.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

The following ,i.u iuay he seen on !. boA,d
lenc0 Oh The sontl side ot IL sue-t between
Eightt aud Niath streets northwest; .'Pcs no
bills uu lhe,-. tdt.'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

Une day when Mrs. Partlngton heard Ia.
minister say there woud he nave in the new
church. she observed lhst .-she knew who III.
marty was"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

One Of the streams running into Lake sup
erior from the north is called Temperance
River, because it is the only one OF all III.
tributaries If the lake ,list has NO bar Al 1t.
mouth.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

The recent marriage oil Mr.. Day with /,
Miss Field. presents this singular anomaly. thai
although no 1diaed the field, she Goa ho day
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

Punch asks; ''Why is the in4n who dose NOT
bet as bad rs man wiIO does Because he -
no better.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

4 bachelor merchants adyicx iu selecting :.
wife-"ge, hold of piece Of calico that will
wash.
A bachelor i, politely described as man whu
has neglected his opportunity Of N king .cne
poor woman miserable.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

During tight in New York saloon on
Christmas night, John Errata was stabbed, and
his brother Louis shot.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06
EL. zEzuzS5sz1 Philadeiphia, Wilmington
III and Baltimore Rail Road

~ and Baitinnore Hall Itosd.
COMMENCING THURSDAY DEG 18th, 1872.
Trains will Leave Depot, corner OF Broad Street and
Washington Avenue, as follows:
Way Mail train at $50 IN. lSundays sxreptedi for
ssmsrs stSpPl1g st az rsSdsr St stons Rarosa
Line at clayton with smyrna Branch kAilrdad and
Masyland and Delaware Railroad, At Harrington
with dorchester and Delaware Railroad st Delmar
with Eastern Shore Railroad, at Salisbury with WI
EIpIess Train At l2,5 a m [saDaays eSSsptsa ,,.i
ton, Perryylle and Havre de Grace. Connects at
Wilmington with train Tor New Castle.
Express Train at 90 p m, Sundays excepted for
Thuriow Lnwood, CLAY mont, Wilmington, Newport,
ySi ssf9sSe HaSfe De GRACE. Aberdeen,
Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's and StemmeIs Run.
sR at s9 i;soPnR b IL sF aSSod
Caymont Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North1East,
psrfyviue, havre de dfsce, Perrymah's and Msgno-
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Noriolk VIII
WffAiSdToN TRAINS, stopping at ali stations
ldaiiyl D. 10. The 800 D. m train connects with bel
aware Railroad for Milford and ali intermediate sta
Lesys Wiling at CAS-, $40 a. IN, 1880 400 400, and
.7l31dailyl y. IN, The $40 a. M train viii mot stop
Wilmington at $50 p. m
PHiLADA & BALT; SENTRA IL, Il. STA
Stopping a. all Stations son on Chester oeek ana Phil
Leave Piliadepnia for PorI DEPOSIT lsundays ex-
oeptfdl Mt 7D0 m, and 40 D. m; Pladelphia for
Chnlds Ford at 90, l000a 40, 60 r. m, We'd
peslsy and Saturday 2.S0 y. IN. Philadsiphia for
oxfsrd 100 a. m; 430, $50 D. M. -230 p. m. Wed
nesday and Saturday.
The LOO train AopS at oil stations between Phil
sdelpha and LRnokin.
Philadelphia, Tor Chester lieig hts at 2-3Q p.
Leave Port Deposit TOR Phllade lphla (Sundays eI-
ceptfd) at 90 n., and AIS p. nj Oxford for Phil
sdepia at 6.lo, 1880 M 0.jU p. IN Chadd's Ford
for Philadelphia, 90, IL ~ g. m., 40, SAB y. m
Trains leaving Wilmington nj Gas q. m and 400 p.
m will connect with Lamokin Junction with the DO
m, and 430 trains fol Philadelphia and Bal
timors Central lsallrogd.
The 6.1 O. NJ, train from Wilmington will connect
at Arsenal Junction by street With the $40
trainfor New York from West Philadelphia.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at i.2j g. IN, and 1890. $50,
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester ut 20, 7.i3, sa3, s4s l3 ami O5
m. LOS 1.a5, 2i1 44i $685. Gly 633, SO, 1886 p
From baltimore 10 Phiadslphia-LeRve Baltimore
Express, 1.30, p. m, Express, i0'45 p. IN,
From Baltimore 10 Port Depost and inter mediate
stations ut 7,30 H. m, and 800 p. m.
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit will leave
for ferryvne at $50, $780, ll0o, IN 200, 2.i5, 6.5O
Trains for Baltimore ioave Chester at i2oe and Oil
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1882,
Els, 1902 q. m, 10s and LII p. IN.
.r SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at 730 and 10i5 p. IN, stopping a.
Magnolia Perrymans. Aberdeen. HayIs-ds Grace
ark Stanton, Newport, Wilmington. Clsymont Lin
wood. and Chester. h # kENNEY, Sup't
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06
RAILROAD ADYRRrlsENRNTs.
fyEr,ulp Y14.AwARE
- 9 RA1kkOAD Lane.
sUMMER ARRA.saESEST.

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SUMMER ARRAN0ENENT
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un- and after MONDAY, July 18th, 1872, (Sunda -
NoRTnw ARD. -.soug1Y Anp.
~ A:Mr.A 80 an AR
pskmsr nU Sn-. nani ~ ~ ~
Laurel, lllo9x3 {4n4@ ~ t2 48
eeatora, nyS 80 LLH~22P ~ ~
1ridgerlils,. uetSe n. @cgk3s 42 ~ IN
9reenwooo<AA ~ esel~ sel~StAefs~foH@ ~
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Dr@H&17d, y&XE8fWAnyrnat l2.lolsAszspt
SmyxnA, - 4WIA 4HMef1s 1xl0B.lJ
Claytq1 4244Ak IN, 12e5E y
9reEn9prtng5& yyxXiattyysfi.l 10y sW fW
iDr7.np.r1sD S{SgIH5SSS kfS5SxD - ~ ~ r's
MiIefrvn eoS 285y7s C9c{11bury,I OOIg60 .tl
NE Pisasarr Sf6 2S5e q FeIfU1I "a ff1o5 eos 4So
Kirkwood 1928 s.00es45 Harrington, / 20 925 6.65
Bear, $40 ais FaffninStpn, 1.oJ 5.l5
state Road s4ss2o greenwood, Isl 5sS
N Castle. s55 3.33 rs Bridpeviils, las GO
Wilminqton TO- is 8. IS g. 59S q sivrd 2iO G.l5
Philadelphia ii As 525 ii 80 Laurel 22o Gao
Baltimore los siOa6o Deimari al 100
xrw c,e-,r r,.,ss
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Leave New Castle for Wilmington and K Rnil1deiHhi7
, 1873-01-01

To-day will mark tho commencement Of moro
than the now yoar to tho Intelligent citizen. for
today has been chosen by tho Directors Of tho
FREQ Public Library tor tho throwing open to
the public OF the now reading room, which de-
Birablo oyent will occur at II o'clock this MORN
ing, when tho Mayor and Directors will formally
ded'cate the room to the great purpose for
which 1t is intended. Bpooohes will be
delivered by Mayor Medill, lion. Thomas
Hoyne, Hermann Ras.or, and other gontlemon,
conspicuous aa much for their public spirit an
thoir ability and high standing IN tho city. Tho
readfug room, which has beon mnntfoued fro
quently for aomc ti1no past, will DO provided
with chairs' and tables for the accommodation
OF the largo number Of persons who will doubt
1oBa frequent It. It can hold about three hun
drek. The Directors have provided that file of
newspapers, representing every city In tho
country, shall always be- available, US woll as tho
journals Of tho principal cities Of Europe. 4
most liberal spirit has also been OK
hibited by tho Board in tho seloc-
tion Of periodicals, and publications suited to
tho taste and capacity Of oil olasses will bo
found in the reading-room. Tho library itself Is
not yet complete. Many Of tho books .gonor-
ously contributed by our friends abroad havo
not yet arrived but will soon bo on tho shelves,
tiyation md education, bring Now Yoar's offer
ing in the ahapp Of a boob. Others have oou-
tributed liborally, nov, lot the oitizese OF OIL
cago show thor appreciation Of this generosity
by initiating It.. No bottor time could be ohoonn
for doing 30 than to-day. After the roomo aro
opened, they will be Kept open every day from D
O, m, to 0 D, M.
, 1873-01-01
CUSTOM HOUSE CHANGES.

Sixteen Inspectors Of Customs, md two
Deputy Collectors A1easrs. Stafford and Adams,
wore notified by Collector judd yesterday, that
their services were no longer required by tho
Government. Tho many friends Of Captain
John Harrington will bo gratiled to loarn that
ho was not among the unlueky ones: Several Of
those discharged arc old soldiers, who can point
to honorable wounds received In some OF tho
memorable battles of tho rebellion. There haye
been two now Inspectors appointed to take tho
places Of two Of the number who were doomed
unfit to continue longer in Uncle Bam's service.
Ono Of these is the brother OF a West 6ide Alder
nun, who WAS induced to loaye Government
position In tho Post Office to accept
moro lucrative Quo In tho Custom
House. The clerks In tho Custom, House have
boon graded In olasHes in accordance with q plan
adopted BY the Treasury Department, end. the
salarios Of all have hoen Increased from 800 to
$500 year. Special Agent Lobdell has hoen in
Chicago for three wocka, looking after the Gus
toms department, and tho necessary, changes
hnvipg been mado, and the ground.work for tho
adoption Of the Civil Service rulcB completed,
he will loayo for Washington in day or two.
Navigation having closed, there vas no work for
tho inspectors, and hence their diam!asal. In
the spring many OF thom will doubtless be re-
efnnloypu.
, 1873-01-01
CANDIDATES FOR JOLIET.

Tie fsurEsnrs and Would-t;o Ntnrhcrcrs,
.1nnos Burke and James Williams, Held In
$1,000 Ball Each for Trini.
On the morning OF Dec. 16, burglary was
committed at tho German bonrding-houBo, No.
&C North LaSalle street. There wore boarding
there two brothers, named IBcham, who slopt in
tho aamo bed. About o'clock in the morning
thoy were awakened by the noiso Of some por-
sons entering the room. They aaw tho burglnra
breaking open boxes aud bureaus, and thought
It best to get out Of bod and try to arrest them.
Anton Ischam WAS tho first to discover tho,n,
and first to jump out Of bed; hisbrother Nich-
olas followed, and Immediately grapplod with
one Of tho thieves. Both wont to tho door-tho
burglar under. The eothor burglar. finding hinHelf
disengagod from Anton, and being armed with
sevolvor, shot twice at Nicholas, wounding him
severely In the left breast with ono shot. It Ia
wonderful Tint the second was not fatal, for it's
location Was near tue nipple. and 80 deeply did
the bullet penetrate thst oyon yet has not been
extracted
Tho man who did tho shooting was JamcB
Burke. His accomplice waa James Wi]liarns.
The men wera arrested during the day by Dotoc-
tive DarGan, noar tho western limits Of the city,
in house notod for being roaort for the worst
charaosers. They we1o brought up before Justice
Kaufman the ne1t morning, and, In consequence
OF tho inability Of tho wounded man to attond,
we're rernanded until Saturday, Doc. %. a fur
thor romano was then had until Tuesday, Dec.
81, notwithstanding tho heavy proteBtationB OF
that heaviest of all criminal lawyers, Wakemnn,
Jr.
Yesterday tho caae was tried before Justicoa
Kaufman and Hankinson, and tho Prosecuting
Attorney boing absent, they sent for n1r. John
Cuthbertson to attend to tho interests Of the
People. The result was that both prisoners
were hold to bail to appear at the next torn Of
the Criminal Court OF Cook County, ct tho jan
uary term, 1878, In tho sum Of $500 each, and in
default OF bail were committed to Jail.
, 1873-01-01

a caucus mooting Of the Board of Trade was
held yaHterday afternoon in tue Board Of Trade
Hall, for the purpose ct nominating ofllcors for
the year 1873. B. II. McCEoa, Esq, waa called
to tho chair.
In tho nominations for President, G. f.
Culver received III votes, and G. II, Howo 49,
Mr. Howe Withdrew his natno, and said he
would not bo candidate for any Office, and that
no received tho votes which had boon cast for
him under protest. Mr.. Culvcr's nomination
was thnn made unanimous.
No nomination for First Vico President was
mado, TINT oi1icor holding over until next yonr,
when tho Second Vice President becomes by 70.
tation Firat.
Mr. A. II. Wright was unanimously nomi-
mated for tho Office of Second Vtco President.
A Committoo Of nine WAS appointed to nomi-
nato candidates for q Board of Directors, and an
Auditing and Arbitratin8 Board, with inatruc.
tions to report tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
The Board adjourned to moot tomorrow norn-
Inn
, 1873-01-01

DourA of Heath hn1cct,nR-172 Dcnths tho Fast
svce's-smnti-rox md vnr!oiofd on tho In.
crcnsr.
Tho Board OF Honlsh bold ss resu1ar wooky
mooting yostorday afternoon. Tho Sanitary bu-
perintondont reported that thoro had bcen l72
dcathn during the weok, or 10 moro than for sho
preceding wook. Thoro wore % tnaloa and no
fomales. Thoro voro n doaths BY oonvulsions
81 by consumption, IA by smallpox, and ID BY
pneumonia, Tho lnorohae in tho number OF
deaths In dooldod. the change boing creator
than for any similar poriod In tho
last throo mouths. Tho inoronso WAS
almost on.iro1y among poraons untor yeara
old, although there waa m tncronao Of all ages
under bD. Tho most striking foaturo is Tho in'
croaao by brain Diseases, bronchitis. convut'
sions, and oroup. and tho decrease by typhoid
foyor. Tho mean daily temperature was. sovon
or eight degrees less then for tho preceding
vook, lower temperature than has occurred for
many ycars. For the irst ttmo eiuco tho fro
thcre Ia death In every ward,
Oaaes Of smallpox and variolofd hnvo boon 70.
! ported Ut Nos. Goa South Dearborn, 107
Carroll, 29i Third avenue, COZ South
Union, 81 Horny, southwest cornor Of
Twonty-ninth md Garibaldi, &C Dixon,
40 Fourth, 1G1 North Groen, $50 Brown, 293
Fifth avonuo, 295 sonth Halated, o. Wost India
na, s9 Twonty-third, 116 Cornalta, 25 Wright,
734 Indiana ayonuo, Adj North Otnrk, northeast
| corner Van Buron and Jefferson, 1888 Augusta.
11o South Oanal, 1888 Third avcnue, $50 Bunker,
| 103 Dix, Hastings nohr Ashland avenuo I'll ely
bourn avenue, 218 Second, 90 Dromer. 4a8 South
Canal. 239 Maxwell, 100 String, 688 Indiana ave.
| nuc, 481 South Union. al Fourth, 332 Hubbard,
| 2s7 Chicago avenuo, II West Indiana, 2o4 North
| Dosplaines, Ill North Halsted. o3 Dixon, 80
North avenue, 277 West Chicago avonuo. As
was expected, owing to the intensely cold wonth-
or, tho number Of infected lousoa has greatly
Increased. The number reported Ia groator than
| for any similar period In tho last nine months,
| and nnloaa strenuous efforts Rro made by tho
Board, with the corporation Of cisiZens In be-
| ing vaccnatod, tho disease will continue TO
spread. It requires great official and moral
courage to discharge tho duty. Thoro was m
increase OF sovon fn tho district south Of Twelfth
atreos, and q deoreaao Of threo in the district
north of that street on the WcBt Side, whore ono
half tho casc8 ore, and M increase OF SIX
in the South Division. Tho number Of
| doatha Was the same na last wook, For tho
| sarao time, thore wore 120 deaths IN st. Louis.
CaHos Of smallpox are almost daily coming horo
from othor placos.
Since Dec. II, thcre hare boen 1o7 doad horaoa
sent to the platform OF the Union Rendering
Company.
Tho Sanitary Superintendent a1eo prosecuted
an abstract Of report on the question Of e8wer-
age, which will be published hereafter, In full.