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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
New AdvsrtIssmsnrs, rhls bay,
JENkIHs : = ATkIHsoM

what rsper-1he Wayside
Stylish garm ants-Tower Hall, Phila
Falrhenk scales ~ .Ys h,s..,,. am
Wantnd-Copy Of Commercial OF August
Hardware. &o.-Truman shaw
NOtice-Mrs Jane X Smith .NA q
BarR ins-M l. Lich 'enBtein
y phvr caps-F L Frank
Rappleye's White Olive HOap
Excitement ct Buxbaum'p
Better clothes for the mOnev at deWolfs
Crnckery-IT Y deNormande
Inyl stueuts in Loan Associations
II yne is busy
B ard ng ut el2 King Street
LOOK t0 yonr interest-Ciiy Item
Boots and Shoes at Prettyiran's
r. ur srout luneh-Meohanics House
Lunch aud specie payment-C B chandler
8 reward-Water proof COAX lest
$500 re var
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
Ae.e AAbeetsssmeuIs

~ pathetic cries of 'Flreln Murder" 'Theve >
and rush of h p H. and gallant citizens to yo r
rescue may all result from sprlngne u Watehmsn'
Rattle from our window, IL is the beat alarm
which any h0nsekeeper can use. Keep one in your
house. For safe by
TRUMAN h SHAW,
No ss6 fE'epE Thirty-nve) Market st. helow Ninth,
Philadelphia.
DIGrURBf fNAlLS, W h r. y, zre, IOr4etat1
E aud br. ss heIds. A va iety { 1 siz 1s for sale.
Also, wire picture cords.
TRUMAN d SHAW,
no. ss6 Eight Thirty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
- PhilRdelphts.
CyPICBS-PURE GREEN GINGER MUSTARD
- SeHu, and Mustard, at the only Tea House in
he citF. No. IL 4th Street,
wilmington. pel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
apsiu.

CONSULTATION AMONG THE GOVERNMENT.
madrid, Nov. 8.
President CASTELAR, and Ministers we're in con-
sultation, yesterday, regarding the capture of
the Vrginiws. ti5. 4. r. a..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
The City OF fRIchmond.

- = ( Is DAYS OUT AND OVERDUE. %
- - q NAF LONDON, Noy &.
The steamer City Of Richmond from New
York, is fifteen days out and over due.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
entertainments.
,s,EcaRG FALL
TRO3TING NEE TING.
'TTfe scFUErzEN PARK, WILMINGTON, DEL
N Thursday and Friday, n oveFSn-
beT 18th and l@th.

N IburSdaN and Friday, y eVeFSl-
beF 18th and l@th.
5000 IN EMIUMS.
PROGRAMME;
FIRST DAv, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER lsrH.
No. l-PTIFS1 800 $50 to nrst, sQ5 to seeond si5
90 III a. tor all hnrres that have ne beaten 33L
n. 2-Pl X IF $50. $s5 to 1rst $40 TO second, %
- thru, for horses trottIng nearest $780, 1wo trials
Tor aact entry
No a-PuRsE $3.50. s1OO. sa5, SIS, for all horsea
that have never beaten 2.45.
SECOND DAY.
M. 4--?URSE 800. 500, s2s, SIS, for all horses
inst hay never b aten minutes.
10. 5-PURSE $40. $l25 $50, S9o, for all horses
that have never bsaten 2.s2
All the above races are best in s. and governed
nv the rules Of the National Trotting ssoolAfion.
Hnlrsnce fee 10 per cent which must accompany
the entry IN all cases. En- ries will close on Mon
r a, November 10TH at O'Clock, P. NJ. An entries
aud communications addressed TO
d @ PEARCS, wilmington, Del.
during the races. Admission 80 cents.
Ov4 st THE COMMITTEE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
SECOND EDITIOp.
Udssrxoek.
NO VERDICT, YEr

F3'F WssT UHRsTER, Nov. 8.
The jury have not yet returned verdict in
the Uiderzook case
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
RinnnnInI.

PRICE OF GOLD, TO-DAY.
New YoRK, Nov. 7.
Gold opened this morning, at OF.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
The ReckwIth sac Portable Sewing
Machine.

On 80 days trial: many advantages over ALL Salts
faction guaranteed, or $50 refunded Sent complete
with full directions. BecRwth Sewing Machine
Company, s62 Broadway New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

READ. READ .r= --
g ,ods down to panic prices The
BEST FAMILY FLOUR
and the best extra
-,--t, NEW BUCKWFFAT MEAL.
to be found inths city and at The lowest cash pric
may b. had NJ ihe
CENTRAL FLOUR, FEED, SEED BIRD STOKE
57 W, N. CHANDLER,
.. GIT tSiE EeVRni Market st.
WNURNlTL RE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
H COULD 4 CO. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture
GOULD & O sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD CO. Sell the handsomest Furniture.
GOULD CO. have the largest Stock.
GOULD a co have all kinds Of Furniture.
GOULD a CO. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD co. offer Bargaln1.
GOULD 4 co. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD O.. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD CO. have great advantages In Manufa
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant
GOULD 4 CO. have Polite Attendants
GOULD l. 70 have Well-lignt3d Storos.
9oULD& 90. bave ftRr stores.
GOULD Il CO.,
N. Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and 50
N. SEOLND ST., 1926 MAHREf ST., and 2T2
s Second Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

AIBw CANNED TOMATOES, peaches corn, lob
IN kter, splced salmon. just received at
JOS. JONES'
Fifth ard Market Streets,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18
A Dreadful Murder in Maine.

tn. d;s,,+chs. hr;ro tho following
-.
particulars oi 'ne "o'aoii inuraer al
Thorndyke. Maine;
BELFAST Me. june 16.
The following additional particulars
of the Tborndyke murder have been
elected; John Gordon. IL man 70 wears
old. had his farm recently convened to
his son Aimon NJ. Gordon. taking a
mortgage for tn. support of himself and
wife for life. His other son. John I.
Gordon WAS dissatisfied with the ar
rangement and probably thought that
bv the death of his brother and family
that the property would fall to him.
This is the only motive thus far assigned.
At the time of the murder the old peo-
pie were absent on q visit. The inmates
Of the house were the murdered man,
Almon NJ. aged 25; Emma A., his wife,
aged %, and their children-Ir B., aged
6. and a little girl aged II months; Anna
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

LovE-STRucx AT A FUNERAL. = The
Sandy HUI H.raid has obtained posses-
sion OF the letter Of = love-struck
young man who was smitten with u
young woman he saw ut funeral. The
following il an extract from his letter:
How u all the folks they are all we'll
here and you must excuas my penclr
wrighting. for am mot extra hand to
wright with pencls 20 j must close soon
my Low il to you and perhaps il viii Ii.
till see you. right soon II you can and
how are your folks are the all well and
aregoing to stay there alI Of thesummer
or not must close for it il late got to do
all Of the chores tonight ffty cows t.
put mn and Nh to milk and calf 70 feed
Tor mr. hewlend has ent the run tin 20 b.
do nd do any thinG and jeSse S1iisct
four Letters VI, r. Jacebin glsns Fslls
N. 7. for somebody ,takes them out fur
me il lido not direct It night name am
o01y. 7siMs1sC
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

TIE ANNAPOLIS CApErsH1P.-Yester.
days Enterprise says:
The Board OF Examiners appointed to
examine candidates for the vacant cadet
ship VI the Naval Academy. ut Annapolis.
last evening announced W. &. Rlorten
SON vi john T. klord.n, vi the firm III
Moore l. Riorien, Of this city. as the
...ccesstuI candidate. The Board OF
Examiners na.ie an exact count Of all
lne answers given aud found that he was
! little ahead. The others Were none Ol
them far behind MIN, and young II, Don
lid. Vi Gold Hill, WAS very ciose after
hlm. The successful lad Is Gtteen Years
VI aye.
We sympathise with our Carson con-
testani, young Fleming, while at the
same time, We healthy congratulate
young Rlorden.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

Ii GovARNoc KELLooo of Louisiana
tells the uutn there Is yet ba.m in CID
cad for the Pelican State. Says he:
Washington. June 16. - Attorney
General Williams has received all Off
c,..l Telegram from New Orieans trom
Governor Kellogg, III which the Latter
contra icts tls rep ,rted interview with
MIN. ami says = Ny r-quisition caliIn.
IN the Prsnd. Mt for ala was FULLY Justified. and
Ihe rs.lL, ut's Proclamation b - bad the most
..iulary uect Ia all resp<c.s. Takes are b ing
pai.. re r.piuly thxn ever b fore in l. uisiana.
Alb ter prvvluAns iUr tne JahuAry AMI Eeoru-
AIRY lnr.r>rt, We nave over $AovoU III Tie STATE
fund tG-nISht. in the LANDS VI fiscal agents.
". Will p.y Ine Alaren, April and june coupons
early ia JuIy. he Ln.uAvlious "Aiy restrA1n
Ii, p.ylnent VI Interest nve s<rl,s VI bouus
vu. VI twenty-five. aud there 10 m.n y enough
~ pay tue lu.. TEST on all Ine bun4s hands
VI lo> Ascal agents,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18
THE BACK SALARY GRAB" is one of

THE BACK SALARY GRAB is one OF
the fruitful topics OF the times amongst
the scrlbblers for the press; and while it
is true that we do not share the real OF
pretended sentiments of those who de-
nounce those Congressman who cast
tne!r votes for the Increase of Salary
bill, we are not disposed to exercise that
brsainted sort of self-denial which woald
suppress or decline to repeat as tooth
some bit of journalistic cussedness as
tn. comments quoted below from the
Ohio State Journal.
One Philadelphia Van Trump, q Con-
gresham from Ohio, having got buck
among his constituents delivered his bur
dened brain of this high-toned language.
Says Van, says he:
Il felt a high and controlling sense of
duty in whatever did, from itsi ception
to ats close. Ieould not bring myself to
ieel it to he consistent either with pro-
priety Or duty, al the very close OF term
VI Congress ., two years, by my o,cn uote.
to put money in my purse against
the Will of my constituents. There was,
perhaps, no man in that Congress who
needed money mere than ! did. but I
have not vet coms to the conclusion to
abandon the consoiiHs idea that there
Yet remains in this world Of ours. bad rs
1t is, something which is still better than
money; anspproslng conscience and y
S..nS.. IF A,,fv honestly arf.,rrnQN -
"And then," proceeds the State Jour
nal, to say: having discharged himself
In manner and form rs aforesaid and got
MS naMe Oh the list OF the immortal lew
VINO refused the money. Van Trump
went and drew lis $o,OoO back SALARY
pay ike little man, AMI went into ele-
CANT retirement, like Cicero at Iuscu-
Ium"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Comrlander
Greeu las oeen etdered 10 the command
u the vessel to be dispatched Ior the
discovery and relief OF Inc foiaris, with
L,euten.,nt Commander White as ex-cu-
i've officer. Tne Secretary vi the Navy
II mi,.ln. u selection vi u vessel snllaOi-
Ivr AfctIc navigation, aud efforts are
ueln2 Made ~ START the expedition early
Ia Juy. Tue Junlata Is taxing out her
guns aud provisioning tor the voyage Of
in4ulIy. ami uiay leave the last vi this
werk.-P,rss Dlspatch.
This looks to US u good deal like re-
petition If tine old aud disastrous expert
ment OF sending good money On an er-
rauu after u tad debt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18
Gae Carson 9ailp appeal
CA RSO NClrH
Wsa,e. Jan- %. 1s58.

AssrNISG that NJ. Sharon will puf-
oh use the Hunrington-H Hopkins interest
in the Pacific Road. and regarding him
a. man who is capable of gathering to
hi nself and digestiry the best sort OF
practical business knowledge-that Of
experience and observation. we can see
how he may not only wholly disregard
the tact that our two Senators IN Con-
gress ure to be looked On Us the natural
opponents of his interests and therefore
wiling to further system Of Legislation
which should be inimIcsi to the present
policy of the Central Pacific Company,
but now he himself, guided by an en-
laryed wisdom and clear foresight.
might anticipate and neutralize such in
imic.,l legislation by revolutionizing the
whole course and policy Of the company
himself. We mean to be understood
- regarding Mr.. Sharon as a man o:
asg,.city and foresight enough to see
that with the prices Of fares and freights
on the C. p. Railway sssimiiated to the
prices maintained on the lower priced
E stern'roads. the city Of San Francisco
would soon begin to become the empor-
ium and great trade center which now it
j, not: that the business of the road
would speedily be qnadruDied; that tens
Of thousands Of emigrants would come
to California where hundreds, only,
c,,pe now; and that all these conditions
would be 80 many rills and feeders
through which an augmented stream OF
wealth would q w into the vaults Of the
great Bank of California. This is the
broad guage view. If our Interpretation
of Mr.. Sharun's mental processes are
correct, and if the business revolution
and theory which we have sketched are
not fallaciOus, but are hs,ssd on the true
Science of business ethics. Sharon can
possess himself Of q majority Of the
stock in that railway with an almost cer-
t,inty Of its paying for itself in year.
It is sn instrument which, wisely em-
ployrd, eau be made to quadruple its
own business: populate California; make
San Francisco u serious rival Oh Chicago
aud New York; infuse new and unwOnteu
life INTO the trade of the Pacific States.
and double the Power and wealth Of the
Bsuk Of California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

Or THE illness of Vlcs-President Will
son the dispatches have the following in
formation !:
A B,ston letter to the Springfield
Repu6.icLs says there has lven lnurh
anAIesy the past week among the lew
wno nave known the facts cUncernln.
tn. Alarming liiuess OF Vice Pfesltent
Wilson. has attack Was followed ny
paftLd deafness and partial blindness,
and the general character VI MS eymP-
tons Was SUCH al ~ threaten Tie lvss VI
his power and activity If not his nIe.
h. ~ low improving, out Is " IL"
nIral,s Out VI danger. He has b~en Nv
jouruIns Ia Boston Tor some weeks ul-
.ier Tue care VI Dr.. +. d. Clarke, anu
has seen very lew VI MS Iriends. HIS
lnceSsaht MOOrS III The last electlon, loi-
lowed Dy the STRAIN anu anxiety vi the
last wlh.er aud accompanied ny goud
deal VI wOrA ON his auIl-siavery history.
are rexaIurd as the lulueul.te CAUSE Vi
his preseut l.luvss.
Ii We may w indulged in somewhat
uncnarit..Dle SUSPICION VIC may oe per-
nlIi,eL ~ guess That the Vlcs-tresilent
eats lvo much ant drlnks too lAttie.
hvlne svod, SUM cocktails would haSe
s.,veu ufeeley . ale last Is.il. he uisu y.
ue.A..uAa lIvmeus caused ny lou riSof-
On, aus.Iueuce IrOn n4uli stlnuLAants.
Al h.sUilu.l monu.ony vi mush ana
mux wall xii ANY man. Ihe tram gets
not only Overworked Tut starved. WA-
SONS c.,se is probably an instance Vi
over stutiny OF meats aud gfavies u
cruwtling of au idle body with the sogg,
flores Of . temperance" There IL
wise eclecticism in the manner Of feed
ins the inner man which is too often
sacrificed to q hobby like total absti-
n-ncr, or vice like lntemperats drink
ing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18
NEW TODAY.
PUBLIC SCHOOL
E<anoinatton !!

HVHE Elk AMINA1 ION OF THE FUB.
i lie School Of this City will commence on
THURSDAY, June 10. commencing with the
Primary Department. taught BY Miss >. ADAAs.
FRIDAY, june ~. The Glass in the Intern
diste Department, taught ~ Niss Macy E.
ToRREYsON.
June % and p. The class in the Grammar
Department. taught ~ Miss MINSII SHKAA.
June IS, IS and q. The class in the Higher
Department under the instruction Of Mr.. H. H.
HOWE. Principal. and Miss E. 3. ELlIs Assistant.
The parents and the public are particularly
invited to b Present II the Examination. In
the Higher Dep 4rtu4ent. the branches TO We take
up each day WILL be annouAced in tue paper
each morning.
jeIstzs L. s. 5REENLAw.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

/vnorIA ClTI is paving tho way to .
''stigmsts' sensation, plainly enough.
Her old ghost from Pursatory being
played out she now falls back on q
young woman Who il attacked By ra-
pacious .spook Who. ties her With bed
cords. sets H. % her pillows. saws ID
her hair and mutilates her with haiir
pins. II. is evident that the Devil has
his headquarters! very nsar 4hec oma6el
LODI. .f.t,,.,.Ee .-,-,f...tI 81 -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18
LEAVE OF ABS ENCE.

nR. HERRlCk HEREBY GIVES
IL notice to his friends a.. tents tn.i he
wall lake his departure for the Last N Friday
morning next. / will b- abs. Mt only about fou
weeks. X. PRICES Virgins -ty will stt nd
to NY psti,nt- until my SsiS... He VIII be
present in NY ,ftce on .v.ry W.dn. sdsy and
Saturday during NY absence.
l.. A. HERRICK.
Carson, June II, 1873. jels-im
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

JOHN B. WILLIR's condition is re-
ported to be hopeless. He is living in
New Orleans, whittier he drifted after
the war
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

TIE stimulating News comes from
Cuua that u Government fo.ce of forty
men was surprised by the rebels and
every one Of them put to death.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

VIRoISIA CIrx has got her Fourth Of
July .beat safely ON the stocks. Hon. F.
4. T.Ile il to be Mxrshal Of the Day;
GoorRe hopkins il to be the Pns,dent.
saar committee composed Of Billy
Wood, Battaman. Senator Phslan. D.
O. Addison, Hemmenway the black
smith. Billy shep@ and James Kelley
vin have supesvzkion of the principal
h6aines matters. az course Joe Good
man wiA Be the Post: bot Who 10 to be
chosen - the Orator remains to Be seen.
They .lvsysd % the sslItsiods FSufth q
ahappy and Elective ayf in Homtown.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

Mr.. Jeakina, q 1lll9a ns ki6s4 a III
author Of "Ginxs Asby,. il TO visit the
6eaHeG and leetu1s on '1A6 1A61andof
TSde4 ''iand H. '' Eaeinh eadakA : +
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-24
THE NEWTON ERE.

The total loss caused by the great fire
in Newton, Sussex county, on Monday,
was 800, 500. The insurance amounted
in the aggregate to 500, 400, and is di-
vided among several companies of this
and neighboring states. The parapher-
MALTA of Harmony lodge, F. and A. NJ,
was damaged by water three thousand
dollars. The origin of the fire is I'M
known. The building in which it start
ed was rear extension to G. L. Smith S
brick and frame two-story house front
ing ON Main street. In this extension
Mr.. Smith stored his medicines. On
Sunday night he was in the store, and
when he left it at ten o'clock there was
small coal fire burning in an enclosed
stove. 1t is not known that any other
person had access to the building until
the fire broke out. 1t is improbable
that the fire was the result of chance,
and incendiarism is suspected.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-24
YELLOW FEVER IN sHREvEYoRr.

New ORLEANS, Sept 22.-A specia
dispatch from Shreveport to the Plea
yune, says The yellow fever here has
not abated. The same proportion Of
deaths to the population in New Or
leans would be one thousand per day
The number of new cases in the heart
of the city is small, because all persons
susceptible of the disease have fallen
victims to it,
The disease is spreading in the sub
urbs. The wives Of ex-Judge Levisee
and Judge Looney have died. Capt.
B. II. Sale, of the firm of Sale and Muir
ply, one of the oldest, wealthiest, and
most valuable citizens of Shreveport,
died this morning. Lieut.. Woodruff OF
the United States Engineers is improv.
ing, it is believed he will recover. There
were twenty interments up to five p.
M, and number of deaths have been
reported since, among them DR.. Wise.
-Four colored persons were among the
interments to-day. Eight new colored
cases were reported to the Towards to-
night, all in one house.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-24
TINE FINANCIAL FRIGHT.

Yesterday opened more hopefully in
Wall street than any previous day of the
crisis. Fewer brokers were visible in
the streets from nine to ten n. m. than
usual ON ordinary occasions, and those
who arrived early wore cheerful coun-
tenances, as though they felt sure day
of relief was at hand. The governing
committee of the stock exchange went
into session to determine the propriety
of suspending stock transactions anoth-
err day. During their deliberations a
little knot of brokers collected around
the door of the exchange. A little pres
sure was brought to bear to have the
board opened for business, but the ma
jority advised further suspension. AT
ten o'clock Secretary White stepped to
the door and said. "There will be nc
business done here to-day" THAT is
right" was the general comment as the
brokers returned to their offices. By
this time Broad street began to be live
ly. Street transactions were to be the
order of the day, and four or five "open
exchanges" were formed at several
places in the street. A new buying
element was formed.
A considerable part of the gathering
multitude was composed of country
merchants who had come to take adj
vantage of panic prices. A new field
was opened to the shrewd men of fin
ance. Stocks were sold without the
usual noise. Brokers clerks threading
the crowd constantly, fastened upon the
out-of-town spectators and born them
off to private Offices where stocks were
sold at one or two per cent. over mark
ct prices-always for cash. Still sellers
were largely in excess of buyers, and
thousands of shares were offered where
tents were disposed of. The only fail
ure announced was that of Henry Clews
& Co.
With the exception of the Fulton and
South Brooklyn savings institutions,
there was no run on the banks of
Brooklyn yesterday. Those who drew
their money were small depositors.
Some of them before leaving the banks
redeposited their funds. These banks
are among the strongest in the city.
The Fulton paid out over one hundred
thousand dollars in small amounts.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-A report gained
circulation here to-day that there were
rumors in New York of the failure of
several heavy grain dealers in this city.
There is not the slightest foundation for
the report, as there have been neither
failures nor rumors of any here.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-24

The slight run that began on soma of
the savings banks yesterday has entire
ly subsidized, and the banks are now pay
ing those who do call for their deposits
without asking any notice.
RICHMOND, Sept. 23.-The Merch-
ants National Bank, Planters and
Mechanics Bank. Peoples Bank, and
First National Bank, all of Petersburg,
suspended this morning. The Citizens
Bank of Petersburgh, although not sus-
pended, declines payment. Rumors of
heavy commercial failures are rife in
that city.
ALBANY, Sept. 23.-The run on the
Albany Savings Bank here closed this
noon, and the deposits at the close
were much larger than the amount paid
out. The panic is over here.
PATERSON, Sept. 23.-In conse-
quence of the financial crisis in New
York, and the general depression of new
railroad securities, orders for locomo-
tiyes for three months ahead at the
Rogers Locomotive Works, in this city,
have been cancelled, and five hundred
and eighty.fve of the workmen were
discharged to-day. 1t is feared that
five hundred more may be discharged
at the same works and several hundred
at the Danforth and at the Grant
Works.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 81 he fnan-
cial crisis here is over, and the bankers
and brokers are transacting business as
usual. All the State banks that were
under temporary difficulties have re-
sumed, except the Union and Citizens.
The latter will soon resume. All the
national banks stood firm, and no
doubts were entertained of their
stability.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-24

The Elizabeth Journal small pa
per printed in Elizabeth-thinks it de-
feated General Buffers nomination for
governor, SO now it turns its abuse
against the president, hoping to defeat
the people in nominating him for a
third term. The Journal started out
the other day, and nominated Mr.. John
Davidson for governor, and killed that
gentleman in his political prospects.
Last fall it nominated whole family,
and the family" have never been heard
from since. We hope it will continue
on in its course. We suppose it will as
long as its friends money lasts, but it
cannot dictate to the Republican party.