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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-20
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, May 19.-MoNEY-More
active at 5a7 per cent gold; the latter rate
was before the close OF bank hours, alter
which there was fall 10 Sac per cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dull at 1O9a
1921 Tor 60 days, 11Oa11Os for sight, and
1l6ta1lOs for cable transfers.
GoLD-Stcady in tho forenoon and
weaker in the afternoon; ranged from
l17sa11St, closing ut l17la117f Loans
were 5a7 per cent. Clenrings, so, 10000
Treasury disbursements, Sl54,SOO. Gus
tom receipts, $S4S,0OO.
GovERNMENTs-Quiet and firm The
Germans are buyera to-day.
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New Orleans Market,

New ORLEANS, May l9.-sugar-Dull
fair 40, good 4sc, MolASSes-NOthing do,
Ing.
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BALTIMORE, May 1O.-Flour-Sleady
and unchanged. Wheat-Active, choice
white 50 10; fair to prime 81 S6a9 O5
choice amber g 05A2 10; good to prime
red 81 S5a2 90. Corn-Steady; mixed
western O4fc. 0ats-Dull, mixed wes-
tern 4Oa5Oc; white 52a5Sc. Rye-9Oca
81 90. Provisions-Heavy and quiet
Pork-$17 60s17 70. Bulk Meats-should
ers Tic; rib sides sc; clear rib sides DC
Bacon-Shoulders 9aStc; rib sides 09a10c
clear rib 10a10tc. Lard-Sta9Bc. sugal
Cured Hams-14A16c. Butter-Westerr
active. and firm; good to choice 20a2Sc
Whisky-Firm and scarce at 94tc,
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Consumption 10 u tWofoid disease, one affect
Ing the paTenchyma, or substance Of the Lungs,
and the other tho mueus membraEes that line
the air passages and cells. Sometimes these oc'
cur IIp1FdtElY, but arc usually united In Ronuins
Consumption. The tuberculAr deposit can only
be reached thuelgh the general circulation and
10 prereHt this deposit, or rEHlore II by dbA0rp'
ton when found, WO must employ those agents
which exert an Alternative and heAling tnsct on
the Lu1gB.
icAted Inhalation may be employed with the best
results. This mode OF treatment brings ihl
medicine In direct contact With the disease, and
when an appropriate remedy has been selected
tho Irritation, inflammation, and liberation may
not only be modified and sOothed, but ultimate
ly entirely Suhdutd.
There Is then 10 q complete and successful
| treatment an absolute HGcCSBitV for combining
appropriate remedies addressed to tho general
conBti utlon with tho inhalation and other me
ch4nlcAl means.
In ali cases OF asthma, simple hronchiIls
| lAfynRitlnR, tracheaitls, even when the indian
nation extends TO the mucus membranes lining
the air cells, whether chronic or acute, Modlca
ted Inhalation with general treatment may be
The uniformed arc liable 10 DO misled and
| Injured by this mode oil treatment II diseased
OF the Lungs were merely local affection, rot
| involving or resulting from constitutional dis
turbance, an attempt to cure Il BY local applica'
| tons would be more rational and much more
successful than It now IL.
But consumption, asthmS, bronchitis, &C are
not mere local affections. Like most other de-
rAngements OF the vital forces, they have their
oriEIn In 0 morbid condition OF the general kys
tenn, and can only be successfully encountered
by the use OF agents which restore the disorder
ed functions 70 their normal condition. " bile
this IL being done the inhalation Of medicAted
vapors may In come cases DO Of much assistance
Bolh reason and experience teach NJ that "a
separate this local treatment from general and
constitutional remedies II to convert valuable
feature OF successful practice into Q source oil
incAlculRble mischief.
treatment within the reach OF all.
Medicines for ali Diseases by mail and express
| 10 all parts OF the country.
OFFICE HoURs.-s 10 70, l:S0 TO 8. and $50 TO g.
l. H. LONGDON, A. NJ, II. d.,
WES2 SIDE FIFTH STREET.
Between Monroe and Quincy opposite Cathedral
myI5-codAw WHEELING, ". VA.
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ChIcaEo Market.

CHICAGO, May 1O-FlOur- Market
steady with a moderate demand, sales
mostly private. Wheat-Weak; No. :
spring sold at 81 32sAl "a Corn-No. :
mixed 89Rc, 0ats-No, ., 32ic. Rye
No. 9, zoe. Bsrley-Car lots regular al
7lasOc according to location. Pork
$40 25. Lard-$s2O Bulk Meats and
Bscon-Quiet and unchanged, no sales
Whisky-90C.
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Schenck,s Mandrake PILE.

These pills are composed exclusively Of
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of It's injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
IL valuable remedy in all cases Of derange.
ment resulting from disordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers, &C., &c, all succumb to
the free use of Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
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$3.50. Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900,

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, IS. Quarters, El6O.
WOur lotteries arc chartered by the state,
arc always drawn at the time named, AID ali
drGwinge arc under tho supervision Of hWoIu
commissioners.
wThe oflslAl drawing Will DO publisLcd 10
the 81 Louis papers, and copy Of Drawing seat
10 purchasers Of tickets.
D-We win draw o similar Bcherne the llSi
day Of evTy month during the year 1873.
~ Remit 1t our risk BY PoaToTTToB Money
ORDERs, REGisTgRgD LETTER, DRAFT q Ex'
PRESS Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER b CO.,
POStOflce Box 2iia,
Ap9Tu .Th.StlkW 81. Louis, No.
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet.

SAAA - ANNANOS NGAASNH
STocRs-Opened strong at au advance
OF tai per cent, but the Improvement was
soon lost; thereafter tho market was OIL
tcrnately steady aud weak, but generally
dull. The leading feature was the Pa
clfc Mails transfer Of books tor the an
nual election which closed today. The
stock was worth 3-1O per day at one
time for borrowing. The market closed
dull but steady. The chief fluctuations
were Pacific Mail AT, AT, As, 40, 45t, 40
4O4, 45!; Panama, 1921, Ill Erie, g.
Gls, G2I; Gls, GET Western Union, $751;,
s5i, $50, SO; St. Paul 54i, 55t, 54i
Cleveland, Columbus s Indiana Central,
800, 80, SOs, 3Ot; ohio's, 49s, AT, 49,
New York Central, 1901, 1901, 1907 1909
Lake Shore, 9Oi, GOT; Rock Island, 1851
1885,; Union Pacific, 3li, SOI, 800, SOi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-26
TION.-sPRINd MEETING

EvLEETwooD ASSoCIATIoN.-SPRINd MEETING
1873, June Ia 90, Is and a.
FIHsT BAY, wFnsrspAT JUNE ls-Puse No J. $500
For horses that have beaten 5 $3.50 to first $50
to second. 500 TO third Purse No. S200lFor horses
SS5V TO third.
sxcoxD Day FRIDAY. JurE s0-Purse No. 5. tLo00-For
horses that beaten 50; $500 TO FIRST 500 to
second $50 To third Purse 81 20DFor horses that
have beaten s2s; $3.50 TO nrs $3.50 second $s0
70 third.
THIRD DAY MONDAY. June 2s-Pursc No. g. 81 900, for
horses that have never bcatens ~ $6U TO first % TO
second $3.50 third Purse No O. Oj for that
have beaten as $3.50 70 rs e4Oo 10 second $3.50
to third.
FOURTH DAY. TUESDAY June A--Purse No. T. $500; for
horses taaS have neycr beaten s s6 tc fst SIG =
have never beaten sal; sS0p to nrst, Ntoo %
mile heats best in g. harness and will DO governed
y the rules o. ,ne nStGna association ior she
postponement Of any It shall be good
day and track, onitting Sunday Any driver substituted
for another as authorized by rule WILL be paid $50 for
room, Iis6 Broadway Now York, on Monday June e. at
Qo'cock p. NJ All communications to be addressed to
william II. Van C0tt Superintendent
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.
IA rrENTI0N Is CALLKD TO THE GREAT sPEcIAL
"A POSITIVE
md UNREsERyED SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION BY

la rTENTION Is CALLKD TO THE GREAT SPHCIAL.
IL . P0SiTlyE -.
ND % gNREsERyED sALE SALE BY PUBLIC AUcrIoN, M S,B By
"" 80 faiyATE AND y go = 80.
Road TURNOUT or JOHN HAhPIN. Esq. AT THE
i PRIyATB STABLE 1873 EAST IRTYSIxTH ST,
BEAR OF LEXINGTON AVENUE. ON TUESDAY,
MAY 81. AT lok O'CLOCK, SHARP.
Oonsisuns OF . premium team Of gray Horses lo'a
MI names and tails were raised by Henry b. ostrander.
N Bangor Me-, and are consldered by all who them
II bc the finest team In this city sylo and speed they
can beat ninutes ogcthcr; they are very stylish and
muscular. with great endurance afraid of nothing.
and are both warranted s0und kind true and re0 from
fAnlt trick, vice or b!emish
The celebrated and fast trong black Mare Fanny r. !:
che y ~. hands high land old was raised at Jack.
after he had seon her trot a full mile on track in
3M She Ia harry and rugged, game and strong, fine,
pure and evenly gated and can so 70 track any day
Ind show from ~ to . and is OF the fastest
strongest and best gated trotters to road that
goes the road sho Is warranted sound. kind, true with
A handsome and fast brown trotng Mare, l5ts hands
high sired by Eureka she is perfect roadster be
eriven by any ordinary driver Is sensible ana we'll be-
hayed tears nothing stands without tying Is excellent
ranted without trick, vice fault or blemsh sound.
Also fast sorrei aelding, 1874 hands high years old
va, sired by Young Morrell dam by Ethan Alioni has
hll name and a has the endurance OF his sire s
ed honest gai!od can speed 2S5 gait an excellent
Roe animal: has mover been track trained to
aliy develop his speed but pull road always
In 2aA and he Is warranted sound and kind.
Also top wagons open Wagon. Pony Phaeton, sin.
8lc and double Harness. Blanket, Robes, Whip. SC
The whole VIII DO sold 70 the highest bidder without
nDd ut stable as above at all hours prior to sale
Sale percmptorv, shine.
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A. -RICnBs - AI.L..

IA.
Now Is time er everybody to secure tiekes 70 the
Third Grand D0Rcert to be givon authority Of
special legisatiye sa OR esncnt q Public Library q
Louisville Ky. p0ysiy and unoiuy ocaiiy tuesday
July iaS i9ws 2sS % po5 ssI & only 10000 tcsSe
be made immediesy BY tepss who de.ire parsc pate
bsrsrs Bsaf sSs q asfss s fsrsss saS
This Is the only pshe!ps ln the world where tne in
70 be fairly djnlFih0ted. Gifts an.ountisg 70 Z
Hal MILLION DOLLARS
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4 T AUCTION, ON TUESDAY. MAY 27,
n M 10 nfcIock


By %h vi SsfSEL vAGsss?1ssf
The following arst class Horses the property of pr
s s 4sa y o q Cd psss ss
hands and yssss kind and true al harness; free
With little little handnE inside are @ wsrrantea az to beat
Superior ns bred Mare Dushsss sired by Hamlet dam
fSa snS 1 q %
na,ia,rs III be made to rot very fast
SdoSeS Gp aHaps long maIf
IN all can trot IN condition n 30 sure and can
old fSa 4as X m MARE M aSs @ yss
aid mare for adys or genemans road use, and waran
CONTENTS OF THE 4iS, 4esSs,rnAL PARK LIVERY
ssse, .s s,s. in good
any tSoa o. sadre" i GrtSs sef Also
Coupe Rsablish%snt. brown Horse le,l hands
matched can" carriage az &c Or amiy Hors '0 '"p''''
sIaTn and ss.s By
Coupe Harness &c, &C.. ,...
PRIVATE GENTLEMAN OFFERS FOR SALE
sysn rsfsT syss s s;psiiiSs
sssq s
driving (Which is not at all approaching what could be
done by professional half mile In l:l6s Sho per-
fcctly sound md is not afraid Of anythng She will be
the Mart Of ARCH. JOHNSTON 10, 81, q and Is East
or limit
Whoever buys this Mare will be introduced the gen.
tcman who owns her. who will furnish verified pedi.
gree, and whose responsibility is beyond any question.
She sold solely and ony because the owner Is tired OF
the road as an amusement
REMEMBER SALE COMMFNCEs At 10h O'CLOCK.
A SPLENDID COUPE HORSE FOR sALE-DAPPLE
N brown, 16ts hands high, years old; genteei and
sound in respect Apply at private stable 1866 East
Thirty-ffth street, near Lexington avenue.
A FOR SALE, THE PROPERTY or A WIDOW, A
n. beautiful span OF bright bay Horses, brother and
sister and years old to be sold separate togcther
stands l5s hands highs free from bcmsh fearless OF 10.
comoves; warranted TO trot In less than three minutes;
very stylish are from hccountry. Apply at ~ Amy ST.
--------------------
A FOR SALE. A NEW NO TOP PONY PBAEToX,
IA built 10 order by best city builder. Inquire at 20.
A PAIR THOROUGHBRED MARES 15h HANDS
~ very stylish; drive SINGLE double ana under the
sadde Brewster two-seat Wagon, with shifting seat;
top Wagon. double aud single Harness. EXCELSIOR
STABLE, corner Twenty-nnth street and Broadway
A PAIR or BEAUTIFUL BLACK PONIES. WITH
very gentle harness. and nnder the saddle they have
very gait and are large enough for lady 70 ride
Call on or address l. 2. HUBBARD. 70 Nassau street.
New York.
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CMrTH,s PATTERN BAZAAR, N4 BROADWAY.
- between Twentieth and rweny-nr streets, east
Patterns.
Patterns
Patterns
New Imported Patterns Of all the Novelties
for Summer, direct from
Paris and Berlin
Imported PnttcrDs
Imported Ystterns
Imported Patterns
Paris designs
Rtdngotol PotOnalse.
Redng0tcs. Polonaisc.
kedng0tea. POlOnase.
New Arrivals. Beautiful Chansea
SMITHS Illustrated Pattern Bazaar
SMITHS illustrated Pattern Bazaar
SMITHS illustrated Pattern Bazaar.
The only Fashion Magazine in tins country That I'M
ports fashions and sells paper patterns oil them
Only 81 a year.
Only 81 a year.
Every subscriber gets AS premium patterns OF her own
selection to the value OF ei, tree
Cloth models win every pnttcth
Cloth models with every pattern
Cloth models with every paticro
Patterns fitted 20 the orui warranted perfect
Come early IN the day. ..o.,
send two stsmgs er Sgr niT,, ssrnsd ga eaaalpgae
Post office box 5,D1p
CrEcIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Cloud Csincls' Hair Cloth 25c., worth iOc.
psop oisanlis i0r , afcsnes S, &c, worm W SIC
Pure Mohair silk Lusrs, newest light shades, 75c,
worth s
Pure Mohar silk Lastre black Alpaca slightly wot by
importation. 75c. regular price, 81 70.
Al the great one price store OF
d. S0LINGER a CO.
T ss Bleeckar street. corner Of Christopher.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

E,OR sALE-A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT THOR.
- oughbrcd Abdallah uelding, by Dan raggart; bay.
WIN niaok points, years Old tins June; splendid road
sler can beats minutes threc-Quarter StivcrS Road
s wason new n DIssnbSry vanduser top Buggy with
ps,Se siopV Address HORSE box l,176 New York Post
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Total 10 900 Gifts, all cash. $500 90
Tickets, $40: Halves, IS: Quarters, s2D
lion ExGovcrnOr Thomas 4. Bramotte Of Kentucky,
has churge OF the business OF the Concert for Trustees
New York sales are made special deposit with the
Fourth National Bank OF New York. send money by
Post ofice order draft registered letter or express,
prepaid. .
ticulars, apply to the General Agency supply:
THOMAS IL HAYS a CO., 600 Broadway, New York.
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rNROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK-ON wEDNES-
day, May 49, at 3P NJ Purse $1,000: 81, 200 to first
$500 10 second and $500 TO third Mile heats best in 8.
In harness.
Alden Goldsmith enters b. m. Huntress
y. Nance enters b. s. William H. Allen.
w. II. Crawford enters b. g. John W. Conley 0ormerly
Beppo).
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ENOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME PAIR or JET
black Mares l5}s hands high; close match; sold for
want of use Inquire at BRIGGs stable lI Wost Thirty
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deal LACES AND EMBRoIDERIEs OWING TO
IL tho nc v,. o.c sf The .'ac .c- ,a:ses .o..a tic
city we will Offer some extraordinary bargans closing
several lots OF black Thread, 0upure Yak, Ecru and
white Cluny real Point Point Appiigne vaiencisnnes
than 10 import Llama Lace Shawis and ssscaucs
Barbcs. CoifIures, &c. real Lace Collars, handkcr.
chiefs 0o0yards Hamburg Edstngs and inscrons.
PaS,cmc n tcrio, frnges and Ornaments
BENNETT WILLIAMS, IT'S Broadway
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EVOR SALE-ONE THREE-oUARTER AND ONE FULL,
Clarence in good order also two fine Coupaiets by
Wo00 ana brewster. II. u. MOTT
s-.... los West Twenty seventh street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
the Post ONCE DefaIcatlOn.

It's very difficult to get AnV foTthsr infsEma-
tion In regard to the deFaleation in our Pestohee
The reporter of the GAZETTE has spared no efforts
70 gather the facts In the case but he hnds 1t an
uphill business. The Republican party In VIII
mineton i; managed pretty much as close cor
poration aud deaf ear is sturnvd TO the questions
Of every Democrat. That there has been gross
and undeuied misappFopriAtiOn Of iuads is well
established. Who are the guilty parties to II are
not &C well de6ned-and here the mystery arises
A few eardii Republicans declare themselves IN
favor Of clearing out the Ofiee, and favor the sP
pointment Of the late Postmaster, Co. Grimshaw'
or the present efficient chief clerk, Postmaster
while Others assist TO ''husA up" the transaction
and pass 1t of as a 'nine days wonder" alleging
that such things are occurring everywhere. Their
is, however, a large class Of gentlemen who hare
stood bv that party through thick and thin' Wh'
declare they have seen ana heard enough OF sucf
transactions and stop must be put to it OF part!
tammelh will not hold them.
Our chief efforts have been directed toward asct
tanning whether any letters have been missing
robbed So far we have mot been able to discoVe
nuy losses in this regard: The carriers here AM
postmasers eseE here are, therefore, relieved trOE
any suspicion. which is good thing, and relieve
the business community of serious apprehension
wo are astOnished at the disposition and effOr'
made 10 cover up the fraud here. II is remarkabl
that NO telesrAphle despatch in regard to il ha
appeared in the city papers Is it possible tha
the Associated Press has been bought on, as We
q the lsadicaI organs of the StAtSF The iuterei
Of the community require that crimes in our pO'
lie oiioes be exposed. 1t twOuld be both becomin
and proper in our Postmaster to publish cls'
and comprehensive statement OF the facts. WI
noty The Commercial should see to it that th
is done, and done quickly or it may come in for
share OF the censure, for endeavOring to ''hus
u" the affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
rna pelnVInre Gazette.

The DELAWARE GAZETTE, tweeklyJ for tins
week, is now all ready for the numerous custom
trs 70 whom it makes its weekly visits. The
present number comes upto the usual standard Of
excellence which this journal has attained, and is,
throughout, neWsy, readable family paper. The
GAZETTE, this week, contains, besides numerous
other good things, full reports Of the K. Of r an
nuaI session, the /. o. Z. n. annual session, and
the standing committees Of the Grand Lodge Of
Delaware, l. o. o. F. Price at the counter. ready
for mailing. FIVE cents per copy. By the year
a CO. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

PRoY WILDER ON COLLEGE SECRET SOCIETIES.
The events connected with the tragic death OF
young Leggetts student at Cornell Univsrsity.
New York, has brought out . long letter frOm
ProE Wilder of that instltutiOB, 70 the editor oi
the New York Tribune. After summarizing the
tsAtinouy as the inquest ana the difficulty Of OBJ
taining evidence from members OF the secret INA
as tsnding 70 promote diAorder and eorFuptloA.-
He suRgesta that colleges prohibit the formataon
or eonIInuAnea Of secret s0cistiesp exact pledge
from every snteEing stndent, and Il necessary
make unhesitating expRlsion the penalty o. me@
baEnhip. The professor carries his criticism be
yond college elubs, and Opposes ali secret eTganl
cations whatever. fF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
Work Tor Winter.

The prospect for winter employment is more
encouraging. The fine weather is enabling all
that ls necessary TO be done before the frost and
lee sets IN 70 De pushed ahead With great rApidity
and ii the work nov under contract be cot GhTough
with successfully beiole winter sets IN, other CON
tracts will no doubt be undertaken, and employ
ment will thus be furnished equal to about th'
average Of former winters. SO that the prospee
Tor employment for our mechanics, on the whole
is more encouraging.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
Ano1hRr RS1Inole.

tits charged that the present contract for sup
plying the government with bank note paper Is In
the hands Of ring of pluOderers, eonspicio' .
among whom are a brother-in-law OF ex-Secretary
Bautwsll, snd relative BY marriage Of AdOlph
L Bsrie. The bureau of engraving and printing,
IL preVioaAly organized by Secretary Chase, ef-
fsctsd saving to the government OF $4,000 pei
annum. Bot when Grant was elected change
was made which resulted in the present lOss to th'
tax payers, and the corresponding gain OF th'
ring.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
WuuINoToS. Oct. 24lh. lsys

M c. r. JOHNSON Dear Sir - Ny attention
has Just been called the action OF the committee
Of Council on cleaning cess poOlss and If the in
formation il correct Ehey ere Aboat 10 fAstsn on
every householder an additional expense Of $40 or
SIS per anRum, to benefit only the iueky con
tractor Also 10 make the business a monopoly.
Please call the attention Of citizens through yORT
paper ALRRED WALTON.
Oar correspondent says it viii cost him. instead
Of 90, as now, $l5 by the new process. IL would
seem that the above remarks are intended for the
Board Of Health.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

The American residents Of Rio De JaneirO
have presented DF. Jose Pcrelra ReRD, Jr.,
with . Mfs-slze portrait Of himself 50 indlcate
theig Rrafefulness for the success which atten-
ded his professional services during the preva.
lanee Of yellow feYe Ia 1878.
Princess Louise and the Marquis de L0rnS
are soon 10 take up their residence &c Ken
slngtOn Palace. The mansion NOT buiialng x
the south Of tie palaco fOr the Duke o Edin
buFgh and his bride win no4 be ready tor oe
cupatlon fer two wears, bat they VIII live ID
Clarence House, IN PARK Lane London, In the
meantime.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

Under Radical rule the financial aifAirs Of New
YORK city are going frOm bad to wOrse. last ysas
the receipts were e32, ,25O, eco, and the exPendi-
turea S52, $50 0O0-thus Increasing the city debl
20JOO0,OOO IN one year. The Tweed gOsernmeni
was Economical in comparison with the present
one.