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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12

The rates for carrying were 4, 3, 2 and per cent
ana fiat for borrowing.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury balances in Washington at the close
OF business to-day were as follows:-
SuIIenc9 SasOO, 600
soc, 900
internal Revenue receipts. ............-. 800, 600
GOVERNMENT BONDS
continue firm at the following prices:-United
States currency skies, 1147s I14ls; do
SKIES, 1884, registered, 116 ll67. do
do. do. coupon, 1928 123; do five
twentes registered, May and November, III a
l171.; do do, 1862 coupon, do, ll71s a 1l7s.;
do do, 1854, do. DO, 117ls 1l72s do. do, 1865,
do, do, 1l9iA 1191s; ca. do, 1867, registered
January and July, 116 1864 do. do, 1866 cou-
pom, do. 1908 l20a; d. do. 1867 do. do, 1919
1919 do. do 1865, do, d. 1905 1901 do ten
forties, registered, 1928 113; do. do coupon,
l145a lis; do. hves. 1884, coupon, ll5l4 1859.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out s63, 900
on account OF interest, and 5000 900 in redemption
OF $40 bonds.
Statement OF the
BANK ENGLAND.
The following is the latest statement Of the Bank
OF England
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued. .f34 9S6,2l5 Gov debt. ELL 015 100
Otner SECS. 3,9Sl,g00
Gold en- bin. 1886, 215
Silver bullion.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EUROPE.

I'HE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAJ
,, rMaes, Upper Norwood, Jondon.-To tourists and
ancs-s elevated, pleasant and most salubrious posi-
uon combined with the comfort afforded general
management have made the Queens Hotel favorite
KssakAa NC RRps{ Ianks VI EngLah society.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST fhiCES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day
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S2COOTenn as old

$2c00TenN 0s, old.
10000 s G IS, n, j x j..
2O00 8 G SIS, II, A Il o..
500 California rs.
5000 n v q 6's, 'S3. -.
l00U N Y g rs, '76. -.
1000 Gen Pac gold b. -.
5000 Tn Pac LIST IN. :.
1000 FOL h w equip. -.
lOOOChic h N w con.
GOO Ohio 4 NJ con s {.
lOO0DhiO K NJ con.
S(WSt l. d l NJ LIST IN. ;.
1910 Nor & Els I'd.
1000 Nd st r. 10 div.
1000 Chic i NIL LIST. -.
2l00 G, c & j q, LIST. =.
1000 Tol p h W I'd. 80.
1000 Bur. CIR L N lst..
1)U do.
1000 rae RR OF MO I'd.
~ shs Nassau Bank. j.
ION Olick NJ Go
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending Saturday June a. 1873 will
close at this office on Wednesday at NJ; Thursday,
at III A. NJ. and on Saturday at ~ and ii A. NJ
THOS. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
EOCAA InrRLLldR RMoR

That was glorious rain this morning.
accommodation.
The paved stresls wsre thoroughiv cleaned lv
this mornings shower.
s. Hsrssy has resigned the chsirmansAiD Of IN,
Temperance Celebration COMMITTEES.
Lhe boys aFe alraady commencsina their fourll
OF JAY sport BY exploding small tOSpedOos.
The fourth payment Of ExOelaior Loan Associa
non wlll be due tomorrow. payable ct the ofic,
Of the Secretary.
NEw BARN.-M. Wm. IL hsailey, Of Christi
ANA, 10 about completing large and snhstaNlia
barn on his farm near Salem Chueh, White Cia
Greek. HID.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IN REAL ESTATE.
ia Saturday next. July 5th, Ogle & Miller,
auctioneeSs, will sell for James Bradford, sixty
one buiiiiAg lots situated, on Front, Read Chest
nut, Frankkp and BrOOms streets. Any one at
all sequainteS with tins section Of the city, can
not fall to ackAowledge the superiority of these
lots, either for Anlding Sites or speculative pnr-
poses, they are situated IN . neighborhoOd whIch
has built up with astonishing apidity during
the past i've years. AAad which il constantly im-
proving in value. Hhe situation is high aud
healthy, commandidg fine view OF the Delaware
river, and intervening cogHfTy, and is possessed
Of an excellsnt draInAgg. Workingme1 should
attend this sale, as pVorable terms will be
offered and better Site lPr cheap homes cannot
be found. 1he 6cation\ is cool and pleasant
during the hot ponths, and is therefore desirable
on this account; it 10 aAsoN in close proximity
to beautitDd guayS hicA iNan excellent place
for recreat6n dQtthg the evenings and on Sun
DAYS.
As Ample investment these Apts are unsurpas-
ed. Brandywine water is already introduced
gooa alOts are very hard to 6nd, AID those who
W9At 20 buT and let this rare opportunity slip
Wtll certainly regret It.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

BITTEN ny SEAKE,-Mr. John X. Doam. liv-
ing on Mrs. RsbeccA Murphy's farm, near Fort
Delaware, while working IN the potato patch, WIS
blpen on the hand by coppcrhead snake; be cali
el Tor his son, who was near by, and he immedi-
ately dispatched the reptile. Mr.. Dean lost lao
time IN getting 10 the house when he ordeCed three
small chickens killed. and parts OF them applied
to the wound which was swelling very fast As
the piece would become green, he would make a
fresh application. At the same time, and during
the application, be drank pint of whiskey eySg hich
hae 'bOt a slight effect upon him. He Is uoV>d
(Gg well, and suffers but little pain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

CHANGE IN THE TINE TABLE.-Elsewhere
in the Gazette will be found the corrected time
table OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington d Balti-
more Railroad. The most important changes
are as follows. A train leaves Port Deposit,
at $50, q. m, and arrives at this city Ia time
for passengers TO connect with the $40 train
for Philadelphia. This will be great accom-
mediation to persons living between this city
and Perryville, who desire to reach PhlladeE
phia at a more seasOnable hour than hereto
fore. A train now leaves this city, at 1906,
A. NJ, for Philadelphia. This relieves the
pressure, from the trains from the Delaware
and Baltimore roads, which unite and leave
at the usual time, 1870, and enables parties to
reach Philadelphia about half an hour earlier
than usual, A train for this city, leaves the
PHILADELPHIA depot, at A. NJ. striving here
at $780, The new time table went into effect,
to-day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
OooVKfIRo.
iirnrrNna rnrn nHRNrNa.

chsrOAes Tribe, NOt. y Il NJ, !st Red Mems
Hall, ais Market street.
-Ienape Tribe, No Q, 10 r II, in fourth story
SaViile Building, 9Th and Market street. =,
fVilmington and Brandywine Council, No. s. y
u. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. Q, o U A NJ, at Aechan'
les Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No b, Jr, . \ A N, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets. .4l..
Entsrprlse Circle, U c A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street. ltLf HL
Washington Lodge, No l, X p. at Knight
Of Pythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street
Washinrton Lodge, No 8, @ +, at Good Eel
lows Hall, McCIaTy's' Building, 6o5 Market St
Washington division, No 8, OF I Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge. No Is, q Of q T, at room
18th and Scott streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
Au Act Of cruelty.

Chapped hands and face arc the most serious an
noyances that farmern, and people who labor much
out OF doors, experience from exposure. Exposed
PerSOnA especially children, repeatedly suffer IN
tensely from great cracks 1pOn the hands, that
often bleed II is cruel 20 allow once self or
others suier IN this way, when the means Of posi-
tive prevention are 90 easy 10 b. had, and 50
cheaPlys ae 70 pay ten cents for q cake Of Hand
SAPollO. Hand SapoliO is not only better than the
cOstiiost soap for removing DIRT, but II prevents
ehaPping, and renders the skin soft and pliahle
Sold everywhere 2Weod&W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
ROm RRho6oTM.
sEvERe sroRM-AA COTTAGE srRUcR ~ t1GHT-
MING AND AAN, ,Kn1Rn.,
Isbe~; ~, sg,ie. 10. ;a:.ss.s:TJ

sRvERa sroaM--A COTTAGE srnucK ~ tIcRT-
MING AND lam Kn.1sRn., is
iSptef sspOnas,ies 81 f'tlt 'sazrsl.1
~ ~ = REAcH. Jpw esth, 1878
This aft-AyaSsrnA kseces1, IL ,ho F,ato was
visited by olpe Of u ElCr& storms ever expe-
riehced. The rain q ~ torrents, accompanied
BY high Iinel VI Fshshes Of lightning, and
which is belu; 81 ~ ~ As struck by the light
ming, and one ~ !. .laboreGs, nausa TcFrenee
Short, instantly Killed The cottage wnA consiaI
orably damaged. Short resides s0Rew here In this
vicinity, and leaves a family,
Building operations at 1lehobOth arc quite
brisk, and by the time camp meeting commences
NJuly 9th), q numbet Of cottages will be com
Neted. The Plasterers arc now al work ON the
Qrf House, they will pOOh be through, how
eva, when the eafpeutefs win Immediately put
on he finishing touches.
N lere is quite a colony of mechanics and Ia
bOdrs here at present, inparting quite lively
asb Feet 10 the place.
/1hey "bunkp mostly in The honsSs they are en-
kEaRed in eIecting, and have dubbed then different
domiciles with a variety of high sounding titles
For instance, the visitor hears OF the "COntinen
| tal," MANSON House." Girard House." "Fiftl
Avenue HOTEL" clayton House," SC. Truly, ou
| w0Tkmen are Of an aristocratic turn Of lnind
| The general health Of the Beach is good, an,
the presence of physician in hIs professional ca
pacity is a rare occurrence. &. g. +.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
Police AmaIrs.
pEFoRR MAYoR srlrlra

On Saturday night the Watchmsn at Busls coal
yard discovered q man with = burning match,
which he threw down close by JOhn II. Turner'S
stable, on Water street, near French. The watch
man aashed his lantern upon the iRcendialy y,
when the latter ran away. he was closely pursuRd
BY OflceT Legg, who toOk him TO the City Hall
cells. This morning he was brought before Mayor
Simms, but on account Of the absence Of matern
witness, the trial was postponed until this after
noon.
Eight cases Of drunkenness were fined RttJ
cents ana costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
.. O. o. =.
ELECTIONS OF oEEIcERs

ELECTIONS or OFFICERS.
On Friday night the following officers were
elected ia
FAIRFAx LODGE NO. 8:
n. G.-Thos G. Dill.
V. G.-Lemuel J. Clifford
Z. S-DaVid s. Truitt
On Saturday night the following officers were
elected in
MECHANICS LODGE NO. a. ..
n g. Nathaniel a. G dIIEeE eesH
V.G.-Wm. H. Sammons.
r S-Daniel W. Carter
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

FINE FuRNrTuRE.-C. A. Schoenfelt, at
Second and Orange streets, announces com
piete revolution In the furniture business, and
promises to sell at prices lower than other
manufacturers Fine furniture Of all descrip-
tions is kept constantly on hand and made to
order, as nine first-class wOrkmen are kept
constantly employed. Mr.. SchOenfelt makes
a speciality Of fine walnut furniture aud invites
call from all those wanting anything in his
line. Repairing Of all kinds is also neatly and
expedltiOnsly done, and cane seat chairs re.
SEATED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Too sNAL1--lhS King street. saver below
Water street. 4 uIaarably small, and On tbs
occasion Of hard lAin, the residents OG thai
Vlcinlty are treated 70 amall A0Od. DnFing
the hard rain, tEle morning, King street was
eogerea entirely wllh wise, whioh mldo c6gl
cred the railroad taek, % the depth Of ak OF
a0oded IN tWinkllng, and ~ adjacent yards
quickly 1lled With water, an heoanao The aoWs
e vas too bnllll % OrEg a4 TIE tuldnO u Vi
lsr. The CITY cOunch should remedy this de-
feet. i,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
PNIMsULAR NEWS.

Cherry ITdlHigas f6Is . eoojta,lor. y '-i
The fruit crop IN lsAI Neckis en- entire failure
A festival at Rising Sun, last week, realized
The msnue rAt&sy. At CIssclA, ]. sald to be
au assured fact.
Wheat and hay crops are up to full average in
Hartford county.
ia: asTg'st y SI sS' & SegSS goOe snsta a'ne PsF
A graf tournament will be held at North East
Cd he Fourth Of July
TNpsharks were seen in the nyer opposite
Cam6A age. one day last week. So
CrsfNld now sings out for barrel factory and
a frnit canning egtablishmcnt, U "a
Cecil county also sufleFs froanla Asck iof rain.
The crops Nsill BE- mainly short -
ElktOn darkies play base ball in the jail yard
Tor the amusement Of the prisoners.
grand Tsmpennoe Mass Mseting win he held
At Rising Sun, on ths 7th Of August.
Five tons of soap stone per day are turned out
from the sOap-stone mill at Plot ToWn. " \ 8 -
One hundred and thirty-two dollars were
cleared at a recent festival in Bay View.
The Mud Machine commenced operations in the
In the Cambridge harbor, on Wednesday.
The boats being built at the CAmbridgs ship
yards will be launched on the Fourth OF July.
Salisbury will celebrate the "FouEth," with tie
dScIArsaOn, Al GRAFTON. And match game Of base
bail.
O6 Thursday, new white wheat in Baltimore
WATkets. the trst Of the season, sold at So and
e22O
Thomas Vandegrift new holds the important
and responsible position Of BailiG Of Chesapeake
City.
The Cambridge RepnblicdM made its arss op-
pearance as = Ssmi-Weekly, on Saturday. 1t locks
we'll. 80 f
Miss Jsannie Patterson, of Mississippi, has bean
giving pnblic readingt At the various peninSulaI
toWnS.
A band Of laWless negroes amuse themselves a
nights BY destroying the fences in and around
Salisbury.
shark was caught last week in Secretary
Creek Dorchester county, measuring over SsveE
feet In length.
The total number Of quarts of slnwbeHisl
shipped frO1 Salisbury during this season jas
endS0, was Sl2O66.
"Shsp," faVoFite dog, belonRing 70 Raw. L. c
had TO be killed Last week.
Mr.. ShaEllar for some time superintendent O
the Cecil Paper Mills, goes to Ohio this week 4
take charge Of works there.
A nother-in-laW Of Mrs. GarAy, Of North East
i who wal on . visit from Phila fell dead on SAT
urday last, from heart affection.
i Wesley Brown, twelve yeaFs old colcred lad
OF ChestsrtOWn, had his leg ampntated on Thurs
day. 1t was injured about year ago.
Henry II. Bennett Of Elkton, has been on
pointed additional railway Pest Office Clerk froI
Washington, d. C., to New York City.
The granAry, stables and carriage house belong
ing to Mrs. X. A. and Z. Nichols, at Denton, WeT
destroyed By tire On Tuesday last. Loss, aboU
5000.
A little daughter of DR.. Atkinson, at DentoI
was bitten last week By dog which aiterwarc
displayed Tabid symptoms. The animal wa
killed
On Thursday of Last week, George Anderson
aged II years, son OF John Anderson, Wicomis
Co.. was drowned while bathing in Wehpqui
Greek. { - I>'t't -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

WsgnsE, the lsle a Shoals murasEaF, Who e.
eaPsd iron TIE jail ~ AtoEd, Ne, fSw nightr
olnes, vas TecaptnFod on Saturday afternoon, e
ghe hoaeS e farmer 10 Fsrniagisn, thiEty miles
% "a He VIII b rOturned 70 ths Alfred jail -
DAY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

LAND SALE.-The farm Of the late anas Ffdzer,
sieAa1ed on the Old Frenehtown and Nov Castle
Turnpike, three milss south OF EktoH, was sold ON
Tuesday By J. I. Mccullough, Trustee to Mr..
McFarlen Of West Chester, for the sum Of 81, COO.
This Is about oue half the figures this farm would
have brought five years ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

SALE OF LoTs-The fourteen building lots
and houses on HarTisOn street, -Rear Shailcross
axenue, win be ID on theIpfemises tO-mOrrOw,
Iuesd9yl nIyS%slA@5 o'clock, by William
Bright The RalAfsN is high and beautiful, don't
TAU 70 atiendthe saleSes they will sell low on
easy terms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Do .of WAIT. this warm weather. for customer
n made pair of keassnabie cool walking shoes gait
CTS, hnt gP where you hare large stock Of ready
-lGde work to sci ect from, OeOd as casoas Nade.
NJ cst nf our ready made work has been made spe-
ciais for 0sr oasa eatss an Ne can warGges 70 al
N nost every on coed ~ from our large and COM
Plete stock. Call and see at Babcock BrOs. 2Oe
and 90s Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

VANDALIsM.--In the yard OF the West Pres
byterian Church this season, number OF nne
flowers had been planted, and were thriving
excellentlp. On Saturday night. some young
vandals entered the yard, and tore them all
up by the roots. The young scamps should
be caught and sonndlY thTashed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
Total aaeuAt Of sAles,
aAL.E oF LOTS DY EsoUIaE PUnL.

sALA oF Lofs n ESQUIRE PunL.
o. Saturday aftsrnOon, L. ". Btldham a S..
snetieaeers, sold Tor BsqoiFs Joha II. Peal, ~
lots % sizfh, Se0eutb, HAWlsy and Webb Sarssls.
naaE Sehnstzsn Park. They we're 10 ana 20 ~
lS5 lssl, ana we're boaght ~ p. BlsEman, at 81, ,6
per foot o. el7l.O0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
REAL ESTATE.

SALT OF BUILDING LOTS BY VIZ. BRIGHT.
On Saturday afternoon. L. w. stidham d Son,
aucti0nasrs, said fOr VIM. Bright, aRenf, forty
eight building lots, in the western pa OF the city
fronting Sn Front, Second, Rodnaa, Hawley aud
Webb streets. They cold as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Peter Springer, No. 4, W eth streets, has
for sale green turtle steaks, fresh from the
ocean.
Granville WOrreIl, Masonic Temple, adver-
tlses large assortment of linen drills, ducks
linen, and white suits, summer gloves and
hosiery.
The Coupons Of the first mortgage bonds OI
the Wilmington and Western II. r., are paya-
bic 1t the First National Bank, on and after
tO-mOfr0W. ., .t.t. y.tsH q IE ..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
CRY ITEMs
CITY ITEMs.
DEoPLE OFTEN WONDER
HOW IT'S
4 uvv0
THAI HANCOCK a HKO.

Do 50 much bushes when other houses are Sc dali
The facts Of the matter are simply as follows
LIST. We dveFtise ONLY Hha; ,ce hare FOR suIe.
eRd. Wc hcregor sule Wha, We odpcrtise.
SRI The people Boy oar skoes because they arc
;,ltdt;d with the Etplct make.
sta. sThe people arc sufissed that they get fatl
rdlt.t for the Hsoaeg ihCY leave with and they
one ccaia and scad te,r JrSsas and so the multi
Ilicat0u Of sales and customers have gone on. M.
"a in less than six aetrs of constant appcatlon ane
hard work We have built up = trade, that far eE-
ceeds any IN WilnangtOn.
Weiuvite every body to call and see If the aboys
not sfabborR facts at 26 and 3's Market street
Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

AT WoRKy-About fifty mechanics and
labOrers are nNw, engaged In fttlnR up, and
thoroughly repairing, the favOrite old summer
resort, Brandywine SPRING. After being
closed fora nemhtF Of years, thSSprings will
be re-OpeHed, this season. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

A NAaRoW EscAFE,-For the last Three
weeks, TIE mailoer ORone Of the New York
been running withe bgOken King bolt, which
was not diec0vere0 until katuTdaY. The king
bolt is Ia The ceulHe Of tie car, aud Is the main
faseanlng OF the ear 70 he trucks The escape
Of the train from accident was very remarka-
from the truck, and the entire train wrecked.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

A FMK SHOWIh -Bsbween 1850 ana n 80
O'eloek. this mO1nlhg, onr city and VIcinIty
were visited by . heAVy slower drain. Al
thoughi it rs qulD eloay, the rain spread
up very .saddemiyf cad many persons caught
gooa dnekinR, N0r law minutes the rain
poured down In tpERentA waahinI the streets
and paVeIoants eanrOuehiy, and tmpartlnR q
fresh Appearances TO all objects. VeVetatlon
vas greatly refEaphed. and the atmosphere,
Whieh waa rloSo a. suitFy, rendered cool and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Snll onofLe- redUetiea, in the prices Of Ladies
Lasting Buttoned snd Laced Caters. 20 reduce bur
BABCOCE & BROS.
ie16-eW 3oS and SOS Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

FoR EuROFE.~-N. Lieberman, of tins city,
! will leave New York, on Saturday, for Eu.
| rope, on visit 10 his parents. In Germany
BE will remain away about two months.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

mand. TLH 9flt u - y
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS .H -
Por interest made On deposits Of specific sum, for
~ | COLLECTIONS sfAN
OF Dividends Notes. Interest Dralls &c.. made with
leapatch and accounted for the day payment is re-
ceiTsd. .....-.ts. ..-tssr. $50 2 -9 iaslaitf.
CHECKS s,la -
On Hanks In Philadslphia. New York. RostQn. RAI-
timOrs Delaware P4nneyisania and WAshinlkon
iii be credited on Fscept from customers at par.
- BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. &c.
s@8oV eminent Securities Gold, State Bonds, Rail-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on e0mmis-
Hon. Local Securities speciality. Bln8 repre-
ssa1ed in all the principal cities By reliable CORES
pondents We are prepared t0 attend ~ Rpy hgenega
IA this nno viii ~ foa pkneee AeA MElo.Ith. Esges
Wantng tS by FSsil are Invited % give ns eali;
QaQtations Of IN active Stocks e New YORK and
Philadelphia received daily e our omco.
Sound Investment eseaFltlls negotiated and for
adIe.
Ever Mad OflsSillnals BANKING doAe. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Just received another nice lot of Ladies' and Chill
dreae Suits and Ladiet' Underwear. at SDYDAM
4 TILTQN'S Millinery Store. SIS Market STREET
Selling OH Straw Goods AZ cost. je2S-lt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Deposit Accounts. SUBJECT 10 cneek az sight. lsaIne
rs a. a National Bank solicited from firms. cOTD0
ratiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN THE STATE
oCR SUMNER stvlss. walking shoes and gAiteTs- arr
i,ght. ooeL oeAteet and give ceaeral sots0ctoa 70
WeaTer. Great variety and our prices are loWai
Babeock & Bros. 3e6 and zOs Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Manufacturers Agents for Fire Works.
jelo-d,jyi 5O6MsrkststrSet, Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

FIVE PER cENI INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
mand. .s. f t-flt ~ ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
FURN LEUFNW

0i eYor1 description.
MattTpssss on hand and mads 10 order. ~ q
Re hes aSSarOa ths Flgkt % asS Carp eatsrs ps1sa
coTpso kroseFvor. maYl1l3n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Store eepers we can furnish yOu with Fire W oTks
Fire Crackers, FIags, Lanterns &c-, At New YoTk
prices. ADAMS BIO q .
jeIO-dtjy4 SOC Market Street, Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Fire Works! Fire WorEa Whslesals sod Retail
Largest stock in the STATE ADAMS y BRO.
jelO-d,iyi sos Market StEeet, Wilmington De
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

lPtsssss a.,la made On deposits Of specific sun
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
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MILNIRGrON. DEL., Jane 30. iSI9.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-20
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In the very able speech Of Col. J. W
Robinson, published IL our daily Of Sunday
last, are some startling exposures Of Radi-
cal corruption, to which we desire 10 cali
the particular attention OF the public. We
refer first to tho dosngs in relation to the
Lunatic Asylum. Think Of these honest
Radicals dividing out among them all the
contracts for Improvements, and getting
five times what they.are WORTH Newcomb
with his bin Of 5000 for a stabIcl o you
honest little Jimmy. Did you divide with
sold Honestly And did part Of the
money 60 for paying that long advertise
meat in tho Ners' And those sixty-two
yards Of alpaca at one dollar per yard
what became Of that. What nice price
for bIanketsi Twenty dollars pair. How
was that dividedl It seems the Ncwcomb
family comes in for The lions share of the
spoils. The steward Of .he Lunatic Asy-
lum, one of that honest race, is awarded the
contract for recovering the capitol-only
$4,000. Old Honesty sanctions all this.
Then about taxes. Old Honesty, it ap-
pears, had half the school tax taken of
from the county where his own property
was assessed, and has not even paid poll
tax for three years! For. the last two years
his name does not appear upon the tax rolls.
This is the man who accuses Judge Coke of
not paying the unjust school tax. These
Radicals, from Davis down, arc so full Of
honesty the wonder is they don't burst.
But We suppose they are saved by blowing
it of They are terrible blowers, and the
ex-parson is the greatest blower Of all The
honesty, which he has blown out Of Davis,
would float dozen ordinary balloons.
Gathered into one mammoth concern and
engineered by the pious parson, it would
take the whole Radical party over the
Atlantic, where We heartily wish it was,
''old Honesty, I" Jimmy Newcomb, his Lon
don artist and all. A collapse, about half
way over, would be still better.