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Destruction OF Property in Various
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Destruction OF Property in Various
Places
CINo1NHATI, O., May t2.-At Madison, Ind,
yesterday, the Touring mill Of Scott Prindlo was
burned. Loas, $4,000; insured for $1,000.
Also. tho paper-m,ll Of Manyillo d Carr; loss,
$4,000 or $4,000; insured for 81, 600.
HALIFAX, N. g., May 12:-Tho International
Hosol was damaged $4,000 by fro yesterday.
It cannot be Eeopened this season.
C1AnzMoNT, N. H.. May 13.-Ihe Sugar River
paper-mill was partially burned on Saturday
night. Loss 100000.
specia. Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune
BARNEsyMLE, Ohio, May 12.-Tha bismarck
Mills hore we're burned last night. the fire was
evidently caaaea by carelessnoss or dissipation
on tile part Of tho miller, Denjnuin Middleton,
whose oharrod remains wore found in the ruins.
Loss, $4,000; partially covered by insurance,
=. ChEvE4AND, O., May IA fire occurred In
tho oil refinery Of Doan j. Chaao tlis afternoon
cause By the he bursting of an agitator. Loss,
DA1r1noRr, May 12.-Ths Church Of tho
Ascension, Episcopal, at the corner Of Lafayette
avenue and Oregon atreets, was destroyed by
fro this evening. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$50, 900.
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

Hn}orfty Nnd Minority Reports OF IN
faavoattgntinE Committee of tho
nroolx1yn A1tlornaosa.
- New YonK, May 12.-A epeoial Committee Of
forty and minority reports Of tlioir investigation
into tho Affairs Of the East Riyor Bridge. Tho
fornor, aftor mixing 1ongthy synopsta of the
evidence takon, saya that all tho materials used
N nc conbtrncsion. wore Of tho best quality,
furnished At favorable prcoa that tho desirable
requirements Ia quality, construction, and cost
Of such an enterprise hhvo boon fully mot TINT
thoro appears no evidence Of fraud, and
that gil tho evidence points clearly to on econ
unloas tho s125, 900 paid William O. Kingsley for
salary as General Superintendent should be ro-
gnrded "a an exception, and upon this tho Com
mittoo say thoy arc not called to pass Judgment.
Inc The ma5ority conclude. by accompanying, o
Board Of Directors.
Tho minority report suggests tho necessity Of
Legislative Committee, which ahall go to tho
potion Ct what upon Its faco appears q gigantic
for Legislative Committee Of Investigation
tY Mas defeated M BY Horny Q. Murphy, President OF
1no rooros9nt n6,dge Company snd goat1emsn who
its accounts. It has made no statement Of Ito
sesyteos rendered BY any employees; It has not
has omployod no experts to examine the quality
and quantity Of tho works: 1t has not aubpnnaod
persons from whom tho Company has purchased
600 900 worth Of supplios to relato their trana-
actions with tho Company; 1t has not examined
tho valuo Of tho land taken; II has not e1am-
tned tho law, uudor which 1t has been clearly
shown that It was possible for tho Bridge Com
pany to pay 81 or 8100 for stono and involve no
risk by SO doing. Tho minority report exprosaos
the belief that, In the hands Of the prc1cnt ring,
s2o, ,ooo 600 Ia tho probable cost OF tho bridge,
tor which tue original estimnte was R0,00o000
aud concludes with resolutions covering i ro-
guest to the Legislature to amend tho Bridge
Charter SO that no mombor..of tho Company can
DO interested directly or Indirectly, in furnish-
ing supplies, 30 That ali rneotings Of tho COM
pany DO public, and so TINT oil supplios amount
in1g to over $500 be. purchased upon bids advor-
tisod for ten days in four Of tho principal New
York and throe Brooklyn papers. and to appoint
committee with full power to investigate all
aars a ~ Of tho Company, until Which timo or rsn-
til tho management Of the Company has passed.
into other hands, tho City Of Brooklyn should as-
aumc no further 1iabilitios on account of tho
bridge.
After longthy debate the majority report waa
adopted by \ vote Of 20 to l.
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NEW YORK,

Tho Goodrich Mystcry.--EaflrFo of q
Large Ten IIoMsc--Corruption.
Tsveed's Caso---Stock Exchange
Elcetion---Tho Atlantic Rnnl..-
Nixon Wants u Stay OF Proceedings.
New Yoax, May 12.-"Pop" Tigho, who MAS
knows something OF tho Goodrich murderer, is
woll-known criminal, and the police Say that il
ho cannot 10 connoctod with that murder, thoy
Will hnyo him tried for m assault on Afnrellal
punishment for that oifenHo he will bo triod as
All acoomplico in biuding and gagging Afr. and
Mrs. Gardiner while thoir house WAS robbed,
about four months ngo.
Smith L Noyes, large toa dealers, failed on
Saturday.
Judge Davis, in his charge to the Grand Jury
to-day, called particular attention to tho laws
against usury and oxtortlon on tho part Of mu-
nicpal otlicora. Ho also alluded, in strong
presentation and payment ct fraudulent pay
rolls, and asked tho Grand Jury to Investigate
The caro- Of William NJ. Tweed was called,
fiftoon now indtctmsnts rocently found against
Him. Wednesday, two weeks hencc, WIS fixed
for tho commencement Of tho second trial on
his fof1cr Indictments.
n,Gen e. A. 81 oa f.
man; James Mitcholl, Vice. Chairman; i. O.
White, Secretary; D. Q. Hays Treasurer and d
tOGefuluH COn1ulLLea.
All the membera Of tho Mothodlat Preachers
Association At their meeting to-day sfgned
Ieea p1 opten liz Iquor I b R.'s's nun 10 'sn Ito
The Receiver Of tho Atlantic National Bank
has already collected &200,0 900 in cash.
The American Dramatic Fund Association held
it's twenty-flfth annual meeting to-day. The
toceipts last year wero 44,917; expenditures,
81, 805. 8. L. N. Barlow waa elected President.
The twenty-third annual parade Of tho jour-
neymon horso-shoors Of this city and vicinity oc-
Cured to-day, about 200 men marching in tho
procession.
Nixon'a counsel to-day nude application to
Judge Fancher for writ OF error to put tho
case in a formal ahapo to appeal to the general
term for stay. IA no notice OF tho motion
had hoen given to tho District Attorney, tho
Judge rcfuRod tho application, which will bo re-
moved tomorrow on proper notice.
Lancing Harring, an Eric brakeman, brought
suit in tho Huron County Court, N. j., against
tho Erie Company to recover 81, 900 for injuries
sustained In consequence OF defective bump
cra while coupling cara.
Albert II. Nicolay, q Wall street stock broker
WAS arrested to-day, charged by William E:
Roberts with having dofraudnd him {Roborts)
out OF $40, ,000 by purchasing for him Worthless
stocka. Nicolay was held IN default Of $25000
bail.
Judge McCue, OF the Brooklyn City Court, to-
day granted m order vaoating tho order Of arrest
obtained BY Thomas ". Field against Henry O.
Bowen, editor of the Brooklyn Union, in libel
suit tor 100000.
William III. Tweed. whose case was called IN
for re-trlal to-day did not appear, and Ia not il
this city. 1t iB rumorod that he has, through
agents, recently been selling bis real cstate In
this city, and hnB been advised by his counsel
not to return to Now York for trial.
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ST. LOUIS.
Arrival OF Delegates to Attcnd the
Congressional Conference a. Etrs&

Arrival OF Delegates to Attend tho
Congressional Conference =. Etrse
Days Programme.
Special Dfspateh to The Chicago 1tt6tsne.
8r. Louis, May 12.-It ia believed that tho
arrangements for tho mooting Of Wcstorn Con-
groasmon which oonvonos In this city to-mor-
row arc fully comp1otod. committee Of
promtnont oitizona has boon incubatiug tho
programme for the last two weeks, and
has hhtchod its ogg without any great
amount OF local disoord. Tho arrivals arc
not many, aa yet, and tho exoitomont has not bo-
como fovorish, although the extreme hoat Of tho
"enther would warrant considerably accelor-
atod pulse Of tho 200 who arc expected, and
their intention to DO prosont. Tho
following only were bestowed Ut tho vnrious
hotos laat night: ]. N. Lonnison, Xonia, o.
H. y: .: aldalnga, Te5asi Jn1nos II. Dfount,
eli, Louisiana; r. 4. slelman, Tloniaisna; s. K.
ansky, o.; ]. Il, #eat. Now Orleans /; ".
F: sgragqs. Ohio; Coy: Q, g; Walker, Virginia;
sinia l.. +. Neii, ohio 8. s. Marshall, nli-
nois; J. @. Robinson, Illinois; ]. McNulta, ILL.,
nois.
"a followas: Tho o Convention ai ~ vii ii
assemble at the Temple at noon and listen, first
to an address OF Woiuomo from Mayor Brown,
aud an pration from Gov. Woodson on behalf Of
the state OF Missouri. The Hon. J. B. Lowe
will thon explain tho objects Of tho Conference
from st: Louis standpoint, and tho Hon. Z.
Q. stanard, Of the Merchants Exchange, will
assist IN tho businoBa Of 1ocatization, by Bpoak-
Ing Of tho commerce Of tho Mississippi Valley,
with especial Typographical reference to the
Southern Hotel will complete tho days pro-
ceodugB.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-The United States
Centennial Commission rcassembled this MORN
ing. It was announced that Mr. Campbell, Of
Indiana, had accepted the position Of Secretary.
nlr. Prosser, the Treasurer, offered tho follow
ing:
Resolred, Tint T1e:utlye Committee be directed
to take Huch measures mny in their Judgment be
necessary to seetre proper representation In tho
Exhibition from the Governments Of China, Japan,
aud other Oriental countries.
Agreed to. h1r. doldsmith, Of Vermont, Of
fered tho following:
Resoctd, That the Committee on Forelgn Affairs
tender u the American Medical Association such CO.
operation mny 10 necessary IN reference my
tornaonhl Congress to entertain questions pertaining
to medical matters, Which they may haye inaugurated
Or may hereafter inaugurRto.
Adopted. Tho Commission then adjourned.
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graf and SORROW ct the BAR for the loss BY dosth
Of Chiof Jubtice Qlano, - N'''A4
WASHINGTON,
!opectat NHsp1fch to Tho Chicago TFjbt,us,
4 NnrAnr,n f1nrr.afffnn

, NoIADLE L1nEfraUlT.
WAsn1NdroN' D. g., A1Ay 12.-Whilo White.
Ia" Aeiti, who camo horo as ono OF tho pa11.
bearers Of tho 1ato Ohlot Justice Chase, was at
dnncr to-day, hc uas served with writ for libel,
OH tho buit of ono D: F. Camp. Tho damages
sro laid at $4,000, and tho counsel for Afr.
u uam1, aro Ten. Butler and two local lawyers.
lilo alleged libel consists In hrtfolo wlfol ar-
pesred in tho Now York Tribune, ontitlcl aOf
ffnnds and treo Possos." Camp alleges that he
was referred to In tho article as a
typical old rnscAl, and chronic dead-hoad
1t hotels, thoatros, olrcuses, and other placos OF
hm1lHonentB, as well As upon railroads aud {orry.
boats that ho reprosontod hfmsolf as tho odltor
Or tho Tribune that ho borrowed money Of
tnaal1rda IN WITHOUT intending to repay and al on
1.1bnne; Camp charges ,that this publication
wae malicious, and that 1t injured him to tho OK
tent OF $6o,9oo. It appears tlat Camp Was 60
anaintsd Wtl the late l1oraee Greeley, and II a
In various Maya to obtain influence. Tho caao
comes up for trial In juno.
CAMERON AGAIN..
It IL stated that one object of gonntor CAM
eron.a visit hcro is to SECURE tho removal Of j,
enuo. Mr. Douglass is from Ponnsy1yAniA, and
i is alleged that Cameron has friend from TINT
btaso whom ho is anxious to hnvo appointed.
to tho ProBidont and tho Secretary Of tho Trea-
sury in tho discharge Of tho duties OF his Office,
aud Is generally woll nkod. It Ia not likely,
therefore, that Cameron will bo Able to accom-
Speaker Blaine leaves hero on an extended
trip to the Pacific coast. Ho will DO absent
noarly all summon.
fTb ths Associated E4tss.]
THE HuB81AN 1t18BtON.
WAan1NdToN, May 12.-The appointment Of
Minister to Rnssin has been tont1ored to Judge
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UCGAn 8ttHmaHfP N6V8s
L1yERroo1, May 12.-The atea1nships Hansa,
Manhattan. and WeBtphhla, from Mem York,
have arrived out.
Now York, has arrived.
HA%Buna, May 12.-The steamship saxonia,
from Now York, has arrived.
o. FARTHER PorNE, Can., May 12.-The steamship
NEW foaK, May 12-Arrivod--gtcamship
vandallA, from Hamburg; steinman, from Ant
weEP; aud Basayta, from Liverpool. The steam
to-day. AVA 1of'A"' o""ou
QuEENsToWN, May 12.-The steamship City of
Paris, from New York, has arrived, ' -
NEW xonK, May 12.-Arriyod, tho stoamor
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any nomlnationn. Tho Democrats generally arc
tions, Thoro Ia no doubt that ii. X. Waite, OF
Toledo, Is tho first choice Of tho Republicans,
for Chairman. 4 majority Of tho Democrats
favor L. .; Campbefl, of Dut1or, for President,
bnt tho party lendors' think that
nndor tho clrcumatancoH It will
30 Visor to support oithor Nufus King Or Judge
Hoaalcy, of Cincinnati, on tho ground that
owing to their, political nntecode'its they will
liavo Democratic strength, and also draw from
the Republican ranks by gaining both 1ndopond-
ont and Lboral Republican votes. -.
Z. T. Hal. Liboral Republican, will probably
bo chosen Secretary Of tho Convention. Tile
oandidntos for minor positions aro humorous.
, 1873-05-13
Sporting


New YonK, May 12..-Tho Grand National Bill
lard Tournament will be postponed until Sop
tenber next, for want Of time to make the nooea-
sary arrangements.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 1a.-The epring racos
opened brilliantly to-day. Tho weather, tho
track, and the horaos were In the best condition.
The attendance was quite large.
First naco-The Mcqrath stakes for year
olds. mile heats, $50 each, p. p; $3.50 addod by
II. 7. McGrath:
1rinatead'a 1saverly...
n1cNEAtun 4huoInns'.+ +s.at.s.s*,.s-.ss.....s..1
Au4oIun <.0uops Zula
ncyn s1ctullnn. 4uia
Time, 1:46 1:46Ht 1:40.
Second Raoe-phcnui4 Hotel stakes. 8 year
olds, ~ milo dash, 500 oach. p. p; $3.50 al-
dad:
"a ~
nnuAu G!aHo
Withors' Stanford, ........
Time, 2;12H.
pil1LApE1rnIA, May 12.-DaBo-ball- -philatlel-
phia, s Mutual, 4.
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hlEMpn1s, Tenn, May 12.-A diabolioal murder
was committed at Oorrell's beor-gardon on tho
Poplar street boulevard, lnHt night. james Fitz-
patrick, quiet, peaoeablo citizen, was Btanciug
near tho cato. rlien drunken man, nanlel Jollis
Thomas, got out Of . cab. Approaching Fltz-
aud plunged knife into hia hoart. No Words
bad passed between them, but 1t appears that
Thomas bad been trying to raise a row ut an-
other garden, and had beeu driven away. After
killing Fitzpatrick ho deaed arrost, but tho oili-
cors soon seized him and lodged him In tail.
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cut her throat, sot fro to tho bod and then cut

cut her throat, sot fro to tho bod and then cut
his ovn throat
Dlaok Hess the beautiful marc With which
Loo Hudson has boon playing. "Mazeppa" in
different parts Of tho country. foil from aBtsging
at tho Grand Opera HOUSE, st, Louis, On Batur-
day night, falling about fourtoon foot and To-
cefvod in]urieB from sho diod yossorflay. Miss
Hudson was also badly bruised, but not serious
II injured.
Al annon1 MGnTnn ootina ayo % annointod Nsrron r.
Miokonx County Superintendent Of Schools to
fi1l tho vacancy caused by tho rernoyal Of tho
ney. +. ". Deeohor from tho eity), with Miss
Nottlo Binclair ~ Deputy. This Ia virtually
Hiolsox is tho nominal appointoo, to moot the
requirements Of the old lar.
, 1873-05-13
LEAVENWORTH.
A Fraud Observation-Disclosures OF Col.
JcnMlson.

A Fraud Denouncod--Arrest OF Col.
JcnMison.
LEAvENwoRTn, May 12.--E. H. Durfee, Presi-
dent OF the Mercantile Library Association OF
this city, donioa having any connection whatever
with . achome gotten up by Bambergor & Co.,
No. 95 Liberty street, New York, called the
great public drawing in old Of tho Mo1cantils
Library Of Loayenworth, circulars in relation to
which have been scattered broadcast over tho
country.
Col. q. H. Jennison, the noted Kansas Jay
hawkcr, waa arrested here to-day by the United
diotmont for attempt to lefraud the Government
out Of 452, 600, on what Ia known as tie "MoBs
claim for hardware " Atolen at Independence
during the war. Ihoro is also charge of per-
jury against Jennison in swearing to the fraud
uloDt claim.
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CoLuMnus, OHIO. May IA largo number Of
do]ogatoH to tho constitutional Convention ara
hero, and tho Convention will assemble At Id a,
ITO r.. to.moE5ow' Es, number Of prominent Rspub-
for consultation, but adjourned sfo9F
q short seaalon, ,doeming II unAdyisable to mike
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AURORA. May 12.-The California oxproas train
due as thin place ut noon was thrown from tho
sraoa; yesterday at D9wnore Grove. hya sprung
Fortunately no ono waa seriously in1urcd
, 1873-05-13
An Ex3Jc0 Sheriff.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 12-Capt. v.nc.
Sheriff Of Hampstead County, arriyed hero from
Arkade1phia this evening. He was notified to
ionFo hls county Bomo ten days ngo, and has
been In o1ilc since. He will confer with Gov,
Baxter tomorrow.
, 1873-05-13

The NIntno Governor21aip.
PORTLAND, No., May 12.-1'he Hon. N, A, Far
we'll, prominent candidate for tho Qoyernor-
ship, wlthdraws III favor Of Judge Kent who was
Governor in 1910.
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To DC E1Mngcd.
BALTIMORE, May 12.-Hallahan will DO hanged
juno Is for tho murder of Mrs. Bainnly.
, 1873-05-13
DEATHS,

PENDEnGnAST-Athfa hfa residence, No. TOT Ha,nnson.
T.: Ihomas Pondc8rnat ot Glare Morris. County Mayo
BY cars to Calvary Ccmetory. ..s
hUrrIUs-Me,12 ~ sMar Ruppius, ds.ushtsu.n.
MhaIfun-tt. " " $3.50 S AsAs'
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New YoRK, May 12.-1he prosecution oloned
to-day In ths examination of hlaoDonnell, tie
Bank Of England foFgor, and tho prisoners
MRoponnell. on the ground that on tho 2ath Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

WOULD EoT Go.-An attempt was made to
launch a ship at Ohester, yesterday, but 1t would
not 90 OF the sioc.is. Another attempt was 70 be
made to-day, and by this time il has probably
GOns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
That LOuIsla "a treason"

20
The colfax, Giant parish, ttonble, prominent Is
Il has haen made TO be, Is nuka question 81 sueh
Importance that We cannot Judge that the whc'e
ahalr Vas rather sach series OF insults and our
RACES By the negroes as AnVted, inevitably, IN 40
tack by the outraged parties than massacre by the
WhlteS. From all accounts, in the parish and out
OF 1t, the Mr.. Hadnot while presenting himself un-
der the sanetity Of Gag OF truce, was deliberately
shot down by the perhdious blacks, and was muTs
dered IN the discharge OF = sacred duty Of psaee,s-
The fuller the accounts Of the COliax affair nre the
more marked was the pFovocation by the negroes,
Who because they were IN Majority had enueav-
oreu TO avail Themselves OF their numbers to hu-
initiate aud drive way the entire white population.
There Is nO longer any caviI about this question
It's history, at this time, Is well known and has
been thoroughly CShNGsrd, The alleged massacre
ls no longer anything hut what The respectable
white citizens OF Grant Parish, aided and sanction
ed by the legally appointed Sheriff Nash prevl-
Gus appontee of Governor Kellogg himself-hadR
right to do in behalf OF the leopardzed interests Of
society. The negroes, beng IN the minority, had
pursued those ola tatics that had been foTmiaa-
Ole in every parish of the State where they had
been enabled, by aggregation, to secure majori-
ty. They went too lar, when, incited by the car
pet-baggers among them-the sole cause, by the
way, OF nine oNt Ut ten of the negrc-outbreaks III
the southern States they proceeded deliberately
to burn the houses of white citizens, and drive
them, under threats, away from their houses and
parish. Their action was too clearly revolutions
posslbiy ~ Ateb uiuSup loo
" revolutionary, assumed the proportions Of con.
slitutonal regime. The so-called massacre resolves
itssfafter the fullest investigation into the affair
into q righteous uprising OF the injured whites,
and will, Us such pass into that history which re-
cords the untailing moral Of the contest between
race vs. race, when the inferior ace by some DO
htical chicanery, aud by forcer of numbers, has
been daring enough to assume Tpower over the su-
perior race, which, SO tar has u!ed the South and
given TO the country some Of its choicest and en-
lnent names.
The latest accounts report tho negroes as having
returned quietly TO their work. They have re-
ceivsd lesson which, counted by members, may
be small in the multitude OF black revolutionifts
Counted through its moral, however, it has acted
upon the insubordInate blacks of that section of
louisiana with pretty much the same effect rs a
thunder and tightening storm IN the sudden bright
ness of July day. Gov. Kellogg, we learn, is
anxious to do his best to bring before the bar of
judgment the white men who defended their fam
llies and the integrity Of their race. Gov Kellogg
Will not succeed. What is more, we venture to
say that the time will come when Gov. kellogg will
not regret having failed to succeed.--Erchange.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

The Missouri Psnitentiary having been run By
point CT ans until 1t was running behindhand at
the rata OF $4,000 IN fifteen months, the Legis-
latuTs determined 10 transfer the management Of
the institution to private parties on Contract
The establishment has been leased for ten years at
81 900 per year, the lessees agreeing to feed cloths
and guard the prisoners without expense to the
State, in return for the labor of the convicts. =
The contractors are bound TO provide the pFisO-
nsrs with sufficient wholesome food, comfortable
clothing, and necessary medical attendance and
medicines also to pay strict attention to their
health, habits and cleanliness, and TO keep their
cells properly ventilated and warmed. The con-
tractors say that they feed and clothe the
vlcts quite a. well as they were fed and clothed
under the State Government and make money on
their contrast, which, true, shows that the big
gest thieves in the PenitantiAry heretofore have
mot been those who we're held IN confinement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
A HEAVY STOCK OF PRIKG SUMNER
CHEAP eooTs AND SHOES,
second g., . doors West OF Market.

The underlined respectfully informs bis mfaum
friends and the public that he has on hand
q large and we'll selected stock Of FALLK
AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and GAL ~
TERS. suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, which are manufactured from the best ma
teFial and made in the best manner and WILDE sold
as low the same article can be obtained In this
orany other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying 81
my store will have the advantage Of large and Va
ried assortment from which 70 select fashionable
apd neat fitting boot or shoe The pnblie are Ger.
daily invited 70 call and examine my stock and
jy2S- JOHN K. BABc0CR:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

JOURNALISM. excellent and ably conduc-
ted Democratic sheet, the Baltimore Gazette, will
soon appear in a new and much improved form
1t will be the first daily paper in Baltimore TO
sumo the fashionable quarto form.
The Reading Iimes and Despatch made its ap-
pearance on Tuesday in eutire new dress
which gleatly improves its appearance aHd will
add largely to its already interesting reading col
umns, by permitting an increase OF entertaining
matter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
Furniture ana Venlt1an Blinds
]. al. NJ. HARMAN,

]. q J. N. HARMAN,
No. I1OKING STREET. WILMINGTON, DEL.
We respectfully inform the citizens OF
Wilmington and the surrounding country
QA that We continue to man nufaeture and keep
on hand at our large and long establish cd
Warerooms, Furniture of every variety and style,
consisting Of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Furniture, suitable for parlOr, dining-roOm 9n
chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Furnitureisa as large and varied
as can be found in Delaware and all articles sold At
our establishment are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds Of the most fashionable designs
made TO order and kept eOnstA ltly on hand. We
also mSnufaeture and constantly keep q large as
soTtment OfSpring. Hair. Nj - and Husk Mattress
81. j. J. N. HARMAN,
inl 40 KinR stree 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

The DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon.
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served by
carriers TO subscribers in all parts Of Wilmington
and the Surrounding towns and villagOs for six
cents week, payable weekly, Yssrly subscribers
tS, in advance,
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established l1s4,
the largest and most fourishing weekly the
State aud hhs larger circulation than any other
the Peninsuar Published EVEN triday morn
ing ut ~ a year, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

Oakes Ames was struck with paralysis at his
residence in North EastoD, Massachusetts,, on
Monday evening, and remained unconscious yes
terdsy, With little or no prospect of recovery
Mr.. Ames is co years of age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

The local eIecli ons in North Carolina were held
on Monday. In Raleigh the Republican ticket
was elected by from 200 to 700 majority, gain of
500