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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

.gs have fous1. erSI sere-zs FeazB expaaabae .
te fhs EfsE eEec1re ps=ErEi1uL fur dea-ruez1pa
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sFaeEE AziE kEk LIZ EEtzF - 1ts Il lhsaf h3csnF
piazza IHk FezDsoy u also Constructive 70 M3ee
Al TIE E1gFs kransa suic y ALI uEk1flzF ~ IL
s1f1lEzaud 71gs1x1nE IhEsr uss En5 EErUfs chsst-
fury Er1 tT
erx. Ex11 sd HErEes ExsEsz
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
gfgistfr's gstiffs.

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A11 Also cH2sz the same - sle tEsarse1 Mzahtu
aHs sane fef5s9 = tAs DALT D9EEKEczA1- q
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E1as1 tEsssz1 f1ree waeEk
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u A. t1s ksrEssx Ef9reAEad Il NsE Caste IN New
Caste G1z1tF AfaEazzsd lae dET AID yssz
Awe Nfrle1 q GIBBS, EsEssef.
NO4lCk-AA perso18 sxF1ax t1KsInS GgklxE1 the
kss&ze q ias oezAss1 zEzEs presezi ths sane oUy
k1esse1 % lie Exsr1sg o oF tefore April 7gt6,
is19, CO Aa4oe tie Al q AHss-n.gy u Eaeh case
maze Al proTs3s1
JOHN B0Ts, ZIsc1tnF
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
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tAs .oFs<s Esnsz. ~ saznzass, saE, wssk hax
hnss. fum shs aE@szzxs az.S wM sssEsaT
hzzzasd EE henss disz q its izszziss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Spfriz1 Bgtiffs.
BEST Rennea campher.

PIT away yo7Y furE, wo3JenS. &e., with Bess Re
fned LEInyacF uhsch ylsg car uuy " adTsnfage u
skITH 4 PAIsTEzs, DragxE.s,
1fb E1o 1Egtel EtA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
something new.
cApsIcUN rLAArEK,

cAPsIcUM PLATTER,
Pr Rheumatic D4ihE, Ns1rslg1A, srH Mex, Head
Scls, Lamy4gO, &c-
II viii nOs blister Ike M1stsrd. ana can he Gp
pl!e1 EiIAiO1l sny gD1Dls FDr sAie "
2, G. BHoKGAEEK,
~ AAEkst E1sss, Institute B1ildinz.
Wilmington. De.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
THE PROPER TINE
The BeckwIth $40 Portable Sowing
MachIne.

On % days trs!: many sdysntsgsH over all sztls-
faction gusrant7ed, OF 81 refunded Bant complete
with fui nifec,ions Beckwith BsSing Machine
Company, ~ BrOzdRsy New YOrk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

LNUREITUBR AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
~ GOULD co. Sell the Cheapest Furniture
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD 90. sell the strongest Furniture,
GOULD 90. sell the handsOmest Furniture,
GOULD co. have the largest STOCK.
GOULD 90. have all kindg Of Furniture,
GOULD co. have the newest PatternA,
GOULD 60, offer Bargains.
GOULD 90. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD co. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD 90. have great advantages in Manufac-
turing.
1onLD etLD 20 y Furniture 10 the most elegant.
GOULD ca. have Polite Attendanta
GOULD 20 have well-lighted st0rea.
GOULD co. have four atorea
GOULD 4 CO..
N. Z COZ. NINTH and MARKET, Noa 81 and 30
N. bkCOhD bt., 1900 MARKET St., and 272
y. Second Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

We 9bssrTs thai Geosssl Jehs c Bssekin-I3ge
e " ds9TsE tie ba3rss< before tias turuz1 meet
iag u TIE Array u Sorsksrn Virginia ~ Elss-
rn0oa- Va. Il tnsss u zcy AIlsr4s2a S4aoss urea
al uAs % oonspdez9zs tod seE-3A40as ~ %
rsnasf !. extremely ps0psg t-Es EftsE tie su;-
prsssa9n u the rsbs1l12, be s8Vula psrssEsring-
iy hold hls psaes. tkLs IA. "a TIE ssnatg fr92
EsutzekY, VITO sTsa sas u ne SsnIss, 70 s.a5aE-
rLss Tie GoTsrnasns. AZ through tie extra sss-
sD0n u lssi, Gnd then Ssn, from Washington 70
the ArEay vhlsh va fgh,ing sgslas, lie CaiY1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

ras. has nDdasens sezns eAsangss tie mos IN
p1szAns q Etleh is lie Esalgnzsloz q oE- I'D
fs1asA- Ds- Ear@h.gsoE. q WssE Chester. tE1z
his posialan ~ ssers.E,T and Ezscussss Ofisss
s1d the appoal1zbsz1 q Ii. Dlass Lutbss. u
Es.a11gs Il Eis raAes. Br. wog-h-zsz9r rssiCzs4-
- seo1urf u his sss1ons condition q e hs4lsh
Hs ksAs bsen Al sEsalsza oEt9sE. lEl1sIligs1t IA
boEsoas. saa p-ss-ls&L Hss snessssa1 is highly
s2oksz II. Governor EA-1rEnts hAs Gis9 Eg-
pozzssa tee sr thsss ns~ sassaAezs q tzzs Bari
Ezso1g whon d Gsorgs BshoeE- Ess-. u Coc-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
No PaIrannun nruo.

DR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are prepared wftl
gTesg care and study, 10 exSlf 19egdsncs with me
princfp-ss Oi Chstlles. compatibility. J1sy uQi
" cuEs al f2F e. dis ssss. They are szis. Iasy
contain 10 0zngtfp1s drug hsqgsr@ N caEngs q
diet oF O5s2 2patlVn-
DK. TUFTS EAEsAPAEILLA AND QTzZ1os
DELIGHT.
Under the influence n t1ib Gun ps1nd tie eye
gT0ss Gear s1d EpsfEiay, the OOtag4sxi0n ats
ps4fli uHh2hnJ Dltfhss p.cE insrEs, Wvrfna in the
nssn. pimpss AID fO1ghls's ri the sEin disappear,
and t1s entire h1D2n OfgSnizz.ign grDza Tsd9leai
with heAIth
THE PROPER TINE
To use DR.. Tu,ts Liver Pilis IL when yoa have Nan.
sa, Dsa VI appstits, yeiYwed cssg of ths stn rush
VI DlD1d " me head ooad eKiEs sitisz nnying 10
the ears, pain 10 tne BACK, sids and kh yudsFs, gh
cJlDfEd urine, vertigo ana Digusnsss. They sn5Fd
prompt HsiisL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Persian Insect Powder.

ftFrern-Hz Elssnn9 N tnaneeEE peEs.zifs psE6eF
NElgE EznszlklT isz1aatssE Ara Ha1tlE. EaEs. Res
q = EisE k1.A1ntk EDd AZ ssaE1 1hssesE wten slrp-
pgF E5p1sc and a FrEzauunasc N MARI furyairs Z
- 1zss q NE oass and abespaaa 3rneisz IN use-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Now ELASTIC Iruaa.

An important Invention. Il retains the Rupture
AZ al umes, AMI under the hArdes' exercise or se-
Vefent strain. IL II worn With comfort and II kept
On night and day effects permanent cure 10 a Few
weeks. hDld cheap, and sent by mail when request
ed Circu aTA free when ordered Nv letter sent 10
tpe Elastic Trusa CO., G.3 broadway, NJ r. CITY
Hooody uses metal spring tFusses; painful; they
hnp on Oo ITeluentlY. mylO,eOd, U, COW, lYW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
1rfss . trimmings, &C.

NEw GOODS.
Jsz opsss1, Ts-y eAos9s Essrtnsai q
HAMBURG KDGgGs,
STANDARD TRIMMINGS.
ECFPLINGE, LAcEs,
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, E-c., r7o.
6 a. sTAATg,
Ma. Az Harksg Street
o1 EILKHsrOE, DEL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

Cooos,-dng tas hsGlsh u Tls1ns zss EEps-
si.@on ssrsspoa2sza q the B9ssoa AGDszzNssy
ssys Tbsss Las bssa. an s9a1 rz@os L
1--sf1ca tAss aaoas-s Lad tlrse1T tsissse,se here
Tina rz1sg wa al-aoss suszfssF wz1A9us tonoaL-
t49a- Tls Hanalasy egas5ssga q 14sea5T vas DsEes
Letter thEa s. tEssszi. AID sl.s greatest pEseEu-
tle1s lave Dss1 isksz 70 pgsrs1a riE-tGtasa q
tas aisbds1 sgadsznae- Tas drainage q ne sit!.
ts vel A. lie utssr supply LA bss1 grsa-y II
creased AID tie h9ass-4aspssss0z ssrvles wa
DsTsx 20 e8refzH! God VlglEutly psrtorzasd -
E0v- TAs bsairh a tie essy s god"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Liquid Rennet

Carefully made win Sherry Wine fOr making Slip
Juuket, Pr1zo4Ac and UtheT WBO.ssOtne desserl4 IL
Z few MINUTES. bJid Dy
SMITH PAINTER Druggists,
II And Nsrket btA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

CoE's Refined sparkling CeIatins.
IL rsls1ss ard cheap; slwsyE on hand a.
skITH 4 PAIs1 ERE, DrugYlsis,
tn and kkrEsf b;A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
GUM CADFPHOR.
GEe7sf1corfh's Roaeh Poison,

WHOA tsanE F1aK1s pErrsE.as rht s1r1rs nlntK q
uEna1e q EBooE- Ena Il r31r ciAe Esd Whe1 N
gs0as are s5saDs1 sW uss AxEEz-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

azIz1Eif ID aheEr A1c eneeen1g shauit = asne 4
SsfT diiuE F1siE - n leMres . irFTy usdnr bsannG
Hfz-As 1a1zaEh Ea1aaHuE1s Il EaZneHAss fsazz4akzl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Muatard- RnIcaa.

TUkEHIC, CREAM OF TAhTAk, Bz EIsCi SODA
Ac, PLsR, 8, moderate prices 81
bAITE 4 PAisT EkiE, Druggists,
1th aad Aaiket Eta,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Srem zain
Rnmaw@ka

A. znm nanaI a ne EEzr Whan A zznnrzz huuss-
Easg1aH - zlaEl1za nwzF thH1r 9usz snd esualter
szfzas sH>sfzzx 4tHef hnnHns IN aEasE IN NJ sr-
p=z@cnlzaf HzlzuazE, EAs ansHtaazH HsrT sszsargfE
esasss - zn4H ~ me % fneEam z1s rnFassE nf
tas D1sh = AoN HsAH se ~ nd 6 Hnch l.ezz
q sBAEaAe- AluEK ara aE p
L1lE t.sal El.nEL LLaa.l 1HEsErls.a m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Corrosive subIimafe,
caaBoLac ACID.

An AszrS plzlza1. aasE Hazss sls aes "a fzsaaaaas
Aio 1usuiruEa u1lFH sft EEEntslAsdE M hiulF ths
HnEa1 u eazIsslz- n ths form q s1lEzinzL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Ema DELAWARE RAIL ROAD

- - sk-4#4 LINZ
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL EsT, 1873
isundAys exceptedsl Passenger Trains vii Leave a
foDOws:-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02
ANOTHER ROBBERY ON TEE RAIL.

The passengers on the Savannah and
Charleston train, which arrived In this city
yesterday morning, report remarkably au-
daclous eeries Of robberies az having been
perpetrated In the sleeping car OF the train
during the night. The train left Savannah at
haltpast eleven P. NJ, and the passengers In
the sleeping car almost Immediately retired
to their berths, and 1t is supposed that the
robberies were committed soon after the train
started. Several of the passengers lost con-
siderable sums of money, as we'll as watches
and other valuables. Among the victims were
Messrs. Henry F. Smith and William
Carter, each of whom lost his watch
and chain and the contents Of bile
pocketbook. The conductor noticed suspl-
clous looking individual 10 the car soon after
the train started, and watched him for some
time, but seeing nothing which would war.
rant interference, he paid no further atten-
tlon to his movements, and, 1t is said, went
quietly to sleep. When the passengers awoke
and discovered their losses, the mysterious
stranger had disappeared from the train.
The circumstances of the robbery were re.
ported to the superintendent of the road at
Charleston, and dispatches were sent to the
different stations along the line, which result
ed, later In the day, In the capture of the
thief by the employees of the road, and the re-
covery of all his booty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Across the Continent.

ACTOn9 the NOL2SAA4OaA"
Owing TO the inclemency OF the weather
there was but meagre audience to witness
the first presentation of Mr.. o. D. Byron q
sensational drama of the above names at the
Academy of Music las; evening. The cniei
characters were we'll taken, and the piece
went off smoothly. Mr.. Byron's impersona-
tlops beiBg especially good, and gaining macy
ulaudlts from the audience. ben McCul-
Iough,n q California sensation, will be given
Tonight, and tomorrow evening 'Across the
Continent" will be repeated. Tomorrow
a malinee for the ladies will be given, COM
mencing at three O'clock the admissions to
this performance being only fifty cents for
adults and twenty-five cents for children.
.ff Colonel Hickman's Lecture.
This treat, owing to The unpleasant weather,
was postponed until this evening, when 1t Will
be delivered at Temperance Hall, on King
street, opposite the Academy Of Music. The
lecturer was on hand, but the gathering OF
teetotallers did not warrant commencing his
remarks. He had, however, q few words for
those who were there, and these, judging
By the frequent applause, were well received
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02
THERMOMETRICAL.

The following was the range Of the ther-
mometer yesterday, April Let, at the drug
store of Mr.. Joseph Backman, on the south
siae, OF Broad street: 8 A. H., 63; 10 A. H.,
ss: I'm, 73; 2P. NJ, "a; P. NJ, Y; P. NJ,
ss;s P. NJ, g..
The report OF the signal service observer, In
this city, shows that the monthly mean Of the
thermometer for March was 53.8 degrees q
the barometer 3O.l63 degrees. The total rain-
fall was $. .O5 inches, the prevailing wind south
west, and the number OF miles travelled oy
the wind was 66I5 The highest point oil Inc
thermometer was rs degrees, on the 18th ana
s1st, and the lowest point 25 degrees on the
9Th of the month.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02

qale;. PORK strong, new sls 50al8 e2X on the
spot or April delivery. Lard nrm. western
steam q 13 lea13H. Turpentne dull at b9a5skc.
to-in quiet at So 80 for strained.
Evening.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Whis'
key steany. Wheat quiet and held shade high
or. Corn steady with moderate business In
new southern and yellow western at 66a67c. Cof.
fee quiet and steady. Rice steady at 7xasHo.
Pork nrmer at SIG 76al6 SIX. Lard lower.
BALTIMORE, April ].
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
firm; receipts light. Corn rrm and scarce, white
quleG at soa90c. Provisions very strong. Mess
pork $l7al7 SO Bacon firm at 7ha9k. Lard sx
ae. Whiskey 81.
WILMINGTON, April l.
Spirits turpentine quiet; no sales reported.
Rosn quiet at 81 go for strained; 81 65 for low No
!; So 81 for window glass. Crude turpentine-
81 20 for hard; 81 for yellow and virgin. Tar
steady at 81 so.
LOUISVILLE, April l.
Flour steady and unchanged. Corn active on
orders at 50a52a56c. Provisions firm and no ders
asking al advance. Pork Sl6al8 SO. Bacon
shoulders &c; clear rib sides 9d9xc; Gear sides
0Hc. Lard in lierces 8ha9c; kegs sKa1Qc; small
order lots HaAc higher. Whlskey frm at sec.
CINCINNATI, apr i.
Flour dull. Corn quiet and unchanged. Provl-
aions strong. Pork 1rm at SIS 5oI sales at SIT,
buyer May. Lard firm; steam &c, and held gh-
er; sales city Kettle aC 8Kc. Bac N 1rm; shout.
ders 7c; clear rib sides 9a9%c; clear sides exc
Whiskey firm at s5c.
Flour dull and unch lnged. with ouly limited
jobhlng dtmand. corn firm, mixed 33a33Hci
east st Louis on track; 36a36h III elevator.
Whiskey firm at s7c. Pork higher at Sic, to ar.
rive frnm country, SIG rs on spot. Bacon stiff
aud higher; clear rib sides eH; May sX; July
clear sides loK. Lard higher; steam &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Examination at tho High School Yes
terday-Other Examinations To-Mor-
row.
The public examination OF the pupils OF the
High School wao concluded yesterday. The
lower classes, comprising the second division
of the school, were examined by Mr.. VIM. Sim
ons, in the various English branches of edu-
cation, and by Major DuBos In French. The
result OF the examination was as satisfactory
as that of preceding day. The following
pupils declaImed on the subjects sufh1ed TO
their names: Orville H. Blssell, "Carollnians
Arlse:" Theodore Nathan, lake Leman and
The Alps" Charles F. Won Santen, washing
tcn;" ]. A. Bailey, "Logc;;" John W. slmons'
"Pulsskl's Banner;n Edward B. Hollings ana
VIM. F. schlepegrell, "1he Rival Speakers"
E. K. Marshall, "Arnold Winkieried;" Walter
NJ. Whitehead, "Tne Smack in School," The
speaking generally was good, but Charles r.
Won Santen, E. K. Marshall and Walter White
head were. particularly impressive. The last
named young gentleman should have been
credited In yesterdays NEWS with the recita.
lion Of Macaulay's HoraLius, which was aecl-
dentslly ascf!hed te Walter Lambert. Edward
B. HolllDgs and William F. schlepegrell de-
| lvered dialogue called the Rival Speakers
10 an extremely or edltable manner, and af'
torded much merri mest TO the audience.
The usual exercises OF the school closed
yesterday for period OF two weeks, but will
be resumed on the 2lst instant.
The annual examinations at the other pub
lie schools will be held tomorrow, COM
menciug at half-past nine o'clock A. n. These
Include the Normal School on 81. Philip streets
near Beaufain; the st. Philip street school, on
st. Philip street, near George; the Meeting
street school, on Meeting street, near Wragg
square, and the Morris street school, at the
corner of Morris street aud Jasper Court. All
of these examinations will be open to the
public; and the exercises at the Normal
School are expected to be particularly inter-
esling, and will include an exhibition OF vocal
music under the direction of Professor Rich
ard Senior, the musical instructor of the pub
lie schools.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02
HOTEL ARRIHALS-APRIL 1.
Charleston.

VIM McWhorter, Woodvlle; J Kennedy, Gin
cInnati; J Campbell New York; y Prince, ,Bos' on !;
@ E Perry, Waslnngton;N Ritter, Columbia; F
Huey, City; r Ransom, North Carolina; W Kirk,
Port Royal; R Benedict, Miss Benedict, New
York; W ) Moore Baltimore; Henry Smith, F
] Boesse, W Darter, New York; Lewis and
lady, New Haven; Geo W QuIntard, New York; 7
@ Weatherly, Marlboro; d Mathieson, CheraW;
Judge McCurdy, Mrs Z W SALISBURY, South Gar
olina; B Townsend. Society Hill;a Spiro.
New York; u Hickman, Louisville; Chas But.
Ter, Boston; Miss Donnell, Miss Prltcheil, North
Carolina; A whlpple, Montgomery; NJ Pollizer,
Beaufort; Mrs a Whe Ter, A Stafford, Brooklyn;
Capt Blldwin, lady and chill, New York;
VIM Hunter, Je, and lady, Mls' Helen N Hunter
Brooklyn; Lester Clark, Hartford; Mrs Jno sniff.
tiu, Miss Snifin, Mrs T Briggs. Jno A Sninin,
New York; Mrs A Bullock, Miss Bovine,
Mrs las Odel Master Odell, New York; R DE
Bacot South Carolina.
Pavilion.
E McIVer, Savannah; Joe Edmonds, New York;
B Smith, r Denny, South Carolina; Mas.
sengale, Gwnn,s Mills Ga; Geo g Taner, Cos.
mopolite; J II Montgomery, Mrs Richards,
Thomson, Ga; W Walker, Warrenton, Ga; NJ
Crouch, South Carolina; E Harley; Augusta; F
A Tuttle, Ciscnaati; D A Dickert, A Cannon,
Pomaria; J Dickert, DrJ " TIibble, Ulappell's;
W Morgan, spartanburg; Bsarden, Colum'
oia; T Lade and child, WtnnsborU'; W Flea.
zer, Sprlnghlll; W Cain, Leesvlle; VIM Hol.
md, Ashvtle, O; CJ Caughman. Lexington;
] ] Wessinger. Countsvle; MISS Commander, Flor.
Ida; Fred Woollaston, Edwd Bcdington, England;
Cantsia WIllett Liyerpool; II TroWbridge, At.
laDta; Wilson, J W Williams, South Car olina; ]
u Wilson, Sumter; Dove, Doves Depot; o
Oarrigan, Wrights Bluff; i Bethea, Marion;
Gray, J u Gray, Clarendon; J Dargan, Darling.
ton; Oroak and lady, Raytown; W T Bianton,
Williston; O " Num-, Charlottesville, Ga; W.
Spalrs, St Stephens; W Smith, South Carolina;
O N PaulIson and lady, U Paulison, New
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02
TIE COURTS.
supreme Court Notice.


> The appeals from the fret circuit Will be
taken up In the Supreme Court on Monday,
the 2lst instant. The other circuits will be
called In the following order: Seventh cir
cult, Tuesday, April Is; fourth circuit, Tues
day, April II; fifth circuit, Monday, April %;
eighth circuit, Wednesday, April 80; second
ciicuit, Friday, May Q; third circuit, Tuesday,
May g; sixth circuit, Wednesday. May Z.
United States Court.
r,he hearing of the case OF B. A. Abott vs.
E. Z. Wella-srit to recover damages tor de-
tention of vessel was concluded, and the
Judge decreed damages for FIVE days detention
In favor OF the plaintiff.
s,Lancelot Gambrlll was declared bank
.rupt. ---
:, The assignee OF W. J. Maxwell, bankrupt,
reported the sale of the bankrupL's real ea-
tate, and his report was confirmed.
TIE report of the assignee of Kerr q Roach,
bankrupls, in reference to liens, was con-
armed, and the liens ordered to be paid.
Thomas W. Bacot, Esq. 'fthe firm OF Walker
& Bscot, was admitted to tn. practice OF law
In the United States District Court.
- Mayors Court.
Thomas Williams, for being drunk and un-
ableto take care Of himself, was lued one
dollar. Patrick Carr and John Brown, for
acting In dlsorderly manner, fighting and
resisting the police, wers fined one dollar
each. The case of Henry Frost, colored.
charged With diso.derly conduct and assault
ting the police. was referred to trial justice.
Court OF Common P1ees.
No business Was transacted In this court
yesterday, the cases assigned not being ready
for tfial.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02
THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Preparations Tor the Meeting OF the
State Association.

Preparations Tor the Meeting OF the
State Association.
A regular meeting OF the Charleston Medi.
cal Society was held last evening, and Drs. ].
8. Bulst, F. L. Parker aud T. Grange slmons
were appointed committee OF arrangements
to oprepare for the annual meeting of the State
Medical Association, which is TO be held at the
Roper Hospital next Tuesday morning. The
following gentlemen we're elected delegates to
represent the society at the State Ass 5clation:
Drs. J. F. III. GeddIngs, W. q. Bailey, George
E. Trescot, J. R. Mood, ]. Ford PrIoleau,
Manning slmoEs, S. L. Lockwood and H.
W. DeSaussure, Jr.
The following delegates were also chosen to
attend the annual meeting of the American
Medical Association to be held at St. Louis
during the month of May: Drs. E. GeddIngs,
X. a. Kinloch, T. L. Ogier, Vim. T. Wragg.
Alternates-Drs. John L. Dawson, ]. &.
MITCHELL Manning simons and F. Peyre
Porcher.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02

The THOUGHTFUL PHYSICIAN does not regard
spring as healthy season. lls sudden trahs-
itiens Of temperature, searching winds and
chilling rains are provocative of rheumatism
and neuralgia, and where there ls predlspo-
ton to dyspepsia Or bilious collie, or chIlls and
fever, such variations of the weather are apt
TO superlnduoe visitation Of one or other Of
those complaints. By toning and regulating
the system with Hostetter's Stomach Bltters at
this season, these evils may, however, be
warded of. The direct effect of the Standard
Vegetable Specific is to ln7lgorate The body
and renovate th,s constitution, while 1t lndi-
rectly operates as preventive OF disease by
purifying the animal fluids from any acid par
tcles they may contain, and regulating the
functions upon which health mainly depends
notably those Of digestion, secretion and
evacuation. apr2-wfm3DGw
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