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"A flrst-class tenor in New York re-
ceives $4,000. That is giVcn by Christ
Church and other churches. y basso
gets nearly the Same sum. \ soprano
commands even II higher salary, and an
alto can manage to obtain quite conf
Portable little addition to the weeks
income. 1t is a good thing, therefore,
in many ways, to know how to sing
and have voice.
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TIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
FOR 1873.
cumtifwIIy IIIustraLed

Beautifully illustrated
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year, enjoys tho widest circulation Of any
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recipes, suggestions and advice, by practi,
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PROGRESS tho application of steam, steam
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Tho latest discoveries i'll photograph,
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In short, the whole range OF tho Science.
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scope Of the Scientific American. No per
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Farmers, mechanics. engineers, invent
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people of all professions. will find the Sci
entitic American to Io of great value, 1t
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Published weekly, splendidly Illustrated,
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The geological surveys now progress
ing in the new territories of tho far
West, have already revealed the very
important fact that the known coal
deposits of tho Rocky Mountain region
extend over an area of upwards of two
hundred and fifty thousand square
miles, In strata varying from five to
thirty-tive feet in thickness.
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ACTION OF NEW ORLEANS BANKS.

The undersigned, incorporated banks
and bankers of the city of New Orleans,
desire to inform the community of tho
motives that actuate them in partially
suspending tho payment of currency
upon their demand obligations.
Owing to the partial suspension OF
currency payments by the associated
banks of New York and other North
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UNITED STATES.

WEEKLY, FURNISHED WEpNEspAys.-
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Reports OF tho Now York Money Market,
Exhaustive Summary OF the News, Practi-
cal Agricultural department, and Family
Reading.
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THE STRICKEN CITY.

MONROE, La, OCTOBER 8. 1873.
THE STRICKEN CITY.
How life passes In city afflicted as
Shreveport is, and what must be the
sad tale of woe In such time of dis |
tres, our readers may gather from the
following items from the Shreveport
Daily Times of the 9th and 2sth:
We regret to learn that Major Mon
cures eldest daughter died of the fever
yesterday.
Late yesterday afternoon Whit Nc
Kellar, son OF Ed Mcclellan, and Major
james Ashton were dying.
Mr.. Ed Pierson, who died on Friday
night, was q relapse case. He was out
one week ago, and appeared to be in
good health. sa-
Two supply trains arrived from the
interior, bringing in supplies much
needed by our suffering people. One
train came to the depot and the other
stopped at the race track.
We regret to learn that General John
j. Hodges died at his plantation on
Friday. He contracted tho fever in
this city, and was treated here until
convalescent. He then went home, re-
lapsed and died. NEs
Sam Peters, the cashier of the Freed
mans Savings Bank of this city, died
yesterday Of the fever. He was return
ed by the Radical election board as
member elect to Congress, from this
district, for the coming two years. He
was much respected by all classes.
The mayor of this city yesterday re-
ceived the following dispatch:
New ORLEANS, Sept. %, 1873.
To the Mayor of Shreveport:
temporary or permanent rooms for the girls
made orphans ~ the epidemic, # you have have
We learn that Mr.. N. Sutherland
died in the country eight miles from
the city on Thursday, from the fever.
ner, died in this city from the same
disease. Thus in few hours q leading
dry goods firm of this city has been
blOtted out of existence.
The epidemic still holds us in its fear
full grasp, and is hourly taking Off its
victims. It is difficult to speak one
moment favorable of any one case, for
tho next moment may contradict It.
Quite q number of our old citizens
who are down, were reported favorabIy
upon last evening, but it is not safe to
say what the morning may have in
store for them. We heard of but few
new cases yesterday, but the course of
the disease is so treacherous that con-
lectures arc out of the question. At
times it apparently lulls, but only to
take fresh start. The atmosphere is
so impregnated with the pestilence that
hardly any person feels we'll.
Mr.. Whit Mcclellan, who died night
before last, was the eldest son Of Ed.
Mcclellan, a highly esteemed merchant
of this city. At tho outbreak Of tho
epidemic, Mr.. Ed. Mcclellan and his
family left for the interior, and the son
was urgently pressed to go, but he per-
sisted in remaining to look after tho
business of the house. He was a very
promising young man, and his death
will be severe blow to his father.
Poor Whit, we will remember his
efforts for three weeks to keep up a
cheerful feeling, and when taken down
expressed the strongest hope of recov-
cry. From the hour he was taken, to
the hour of his death the fever never
left him.
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ern cities, and the consequent refusal
of Western and other banks to receive
checks on New York, as in regular
course In settlement of collections, made
here for their account, it is ascertained
that very large remittances OF currency
hence have been made upon perempto-
~ orders within the past five days.
To such an extent, indeed, has this
prevailed, that at the same rate only a
few days must elapse before our vaults
and the community would be entirely
depleted Of the means essential to the
ordinary movements Of trade.
At the present moment, foreign ex-
change is unsaleab1e In New York, and
as we derive from this source our main
supply of currency, we are now thus
deprived Of our only means OF restoring
the amounts lost by shipments to the
West and interior.
We have therefore taken this step,
as means of elf-protection, and for
the benefit of the agricultural as well
as commercial interests, and as the only
manner through which the incoming
crops can be moved without ruinous
sacrifices in prices.
The duration of this protective policy
is limited to a period of thirty days,
during which time we arc confident
the daily receipts of cotton and sugar
will afford US a prompt and early relief,
and compel currency to seek this mar
ket.
CITIZENS BANK.
UNION NATIONAL BANK.
GERAfANIA NATIONAL BANK.
TEUTONIA NATIONAL BANK.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BAKN.
IIIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK.
And others.
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For 1873.
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social progress and spirit of tho times. a
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THE oUACttIrA TELEGRAPH.
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We will pay all agents $40 per week in cash. who
will engage with us at once Everything furnished
and expenses paid. Address, A. COULTER 4 CO.
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RUILDEKSi !

books on building. A. j. BICKNE1 CO.,
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GENERAL NATURE NO. 10 ]
AN ACT establishing post routes in the State
-' Mama
GENERAL ma uRR-No. 1871
AN ACT to authorize the examination OF certain
banks,

Be enacted By the Senate and House Of RepTssentd-
tip Of ts United States Of AHsricd in Cong ess as
seubed That the Comptroller OF the currency, IN
additon to the powers now conferred upon MIN Dy
law for the examination of national banks is mere
Nv further authorized, whenever he may deem IL
useful TO cause examination to be made into tne
condition of any bank in the District OF CoIum0la
organized under act Of Congress. The Comptroler
al his discretion, may report 10 Congress- tne results
Of such examination. The expense necessarily IN
cnrred in the exc luton of this shall be paid out OF
any appropriation made by Congress FOR special
bank examinations.
Approved January 20, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
H1HE MORMON WIFE.

AGENTS WANTED For this fearless book. II
comprises the adVen ures and experience OF q wo-
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[aKNERAL NAlURE-No. 2O.l

AN ACT to lx the time for holding the annual aes-
sion Of the Supreme Court of the United etates,
and for other purposes.
RE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
fines of he United States Of America in Congress as
Aybld THAT from and after the passage OF THIS ACT
ths annual session OF the supreme Court OF the Unit
ted States shall commence on the second MONDAY
Of October in each year. and all actions suits. up
peals recognsances processes wrlts. and pIocesu,
in said court or retur1able thereto, shall day
therein aud be heard, tried, proceeded wltn ano
decided, in like manner as II the time OF holdlhe
said sessions had not been hereby altered.
AuDrOved january "a, 1873
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Soldiers Entitled to Homestead
of 160 Acres.

U0URNIrURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES,
II GOULD & CO., sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GDUI,D a CO., sell the best Furniture
GOULD Il CO., sell the Strongest Furnit re.
gOIlD 4 CO. sell the Handsomest Furniture,
GOULD 4 CO.. have the LARGEST Stock.
GOULD 4 Co, have all KINDS of Furniture.
GOULD 4 CO., have the Newest Patterns.
GOULD Il CO., offer Bargains.
GOULD CO., always give satisfaction.
GOULD u CO., Buy and Sell for Cash.
GOULD ~ CO., have great advantages in manulac'
turing.
GOULD 81 CO.'S Furniture is the most Elegant
HOiIID AZ / D. have Polite Attendants
GOULD IL CO., have well-lighted Stores.
GOULD a. Co., have four stores.
GOULD d CO.,
N e. corner Ninth and Market, Nos. 81 and 80
Second street. and 1906 Market street, and
2T1 South second street. -
WHOLESALE DEPOT AND MANUFACTORY, ~
and 24i SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. apr2l-4V
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RECKWITH SEWING MACHINE $12
On 80 Days Trial!

THE IMPROVED ls12) BEoKWITlH l IL SEWtMG atSs5
MACHINE, with new braiding foot, and many 9tLei ,
IMPORTANT improvements, all complete, WIN heun
mGr guide four needles, &c., warranted Two Seatts
with care 1t will do your family sewing ior me
time, Nearly ten thousand Of the machines nave
bee. sold the past season, which without the aUose
improvements are living universal satislaGtiUa s,s
We will show letters to any who may call, from uis
interesIed purchasers, In which they stat tlat
they would not exchange ours for the pest n ngn-
prlced machine in the market. IL makes the popu-
far d asti Loop stitch, and closes its seam securely
tsh renders ii the strongest and best; yst Wnen
desired 1t can be unlocked at pleasure i y iSe
to any table Easily worked by hand, rms ~ the
machine which Mrssrs. Orange Judd Co., ol lo els
American Agrlculturist &C., use 30 many tnousanas
for preInuHs. Full directions go with every ma ma
chine II after having the machine 81 Gays ~ a9es
moi give perfect satsfActi9L we Will refund the elH
on rSiurn of the machine less the Express charges,
and take the risk of its being injured All orders
promptly nlled on receipt OF Post once oratr Iur
s2 or il IS is sent with your order to US, the oal
ance can be paid to the Express Co when you re, re,
ceive the machine. Terms to agents liberal, ogt
cash invariably for all machines ~neh receiVea. II
any doubt our honor responsbilitywe VIII cheel,
fully give the best city r-1erence Bring OF n, se1o
sauiple of any goods with which % test the machine
BHCKW WITH SEWING MACHINE ~
26 West Broadway, N. \. After May ISL s0z broau V
way.
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GENERAL NATURE-No. {

AN ACT to authorize the President to appoint
Fredertck E, Upton, OF Bath, Maine, .master Ill
the navy of the United States.
Re IL enacted by the Senate and House Of RepTssen-
t1vs Of ire United States Of America IN congress as
sevLbed That the Presi tent be, aud ne ls neIeDyl
authorized 10 appoint Frederick K. Upton, of Bath
Maine q master in the United States Navy, with the
grade in his rank that held at the date OF leaving
the United States service.
Approved, January u, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
GENERAL NAruaE, No. 1871

AN ACT to abolish the grades Of Admit a. and VICE
BE IL Enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen
t1tjns Of The ed States Of America in Congress as
oeubled That the vacancies occurring In the grades
Of admiral and vice admiral. in the navy OF tne
United States eha not be. .nlled by promotion, OF
In any manner whatever; and that when the olncef
Of said grades shall become vacant the grade IT,
self shall cease TO exist
Approved January "A, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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RY Tiles y. wAGGAMAN.
" Real Ksta.e Anctioneer, al9 7ih street.
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PkohtD PROPERTY ON "a STREET, RE
INkkS = SIkkET NORTH AND PENNsNL

= " II.
TWEEN STREET NORTH AND PENNsYI-
WANNA AVENUE.
- Under aud ~ virtue of decree Il ,,s supr.ro.
81 Court OF the District of Coiunbia. holding au
taeby q nit for said District, passed on the l~t
oay ot pril, ls7s iu cause No Sefa wherein sill
Rsn Blssdel 90 al. coInplauants aud Clark Mills
e. a. arr defendants, the Gaicrsigned Trustee an
III "a ROM "a TIE PREMISES at public auction, IN
SAL lRDA1, The gosh cay II HAY, ISIS. Al So
clock. LIT twenty frgr f2l). in Re--f. Atom ten
having front &c % feet N az Street ana nm Ming
Rack that v irf Us lee; inches and ali the Interest
81 1!ark h'l!s a. ANA 60 sid lot which will he sid
sn e 10 cert AN coed Oi trust made by said liz
rcG IA Lltcr N. 65l foil. z59, 81 - one 81 the
TAM records OF W ashingtoG county, IA the District
- Columbia, and mate e secure the pavn.u II =
cei'sn pr 1mis<ory note Tor nine On gsaud dlllars
Dat Januar, 9Th lss, and able i've years after
aae WIN interest al ten per cent. per annum paN a
tle eIhi anIusg. on which note the int crest m a.
ana Que On January 9sli, ISIS, has been paid
fhl. III l. Improved b. n very large Brick Eulli-
ING Tour stories N height fronting "a street, with
very CUminoiious back building three 81 ,ries ina
height. The property was leased on September Il,
Isl. ~ lark Mills O. Joseph Gerhari' for The
FIi"d 81 nNc years ~ and for 'he monthly rent ~
SIS IS. with privilege 70 Gerhsrdt To rent il for
Two ears longer upon the Same the eSpira-
tiun f the Period Tor Ave years This leass - Re-
corded in LibeT CSC. folio as
Tie terms Of sale, prescribed by tie decree ar.
Oneinid IN cash. and the residue in two canal in
sisll1ents Al twelve aud eighteen months with in
deferred paw mrnts to DO a lien on properly sold
Tive decree Of sale requires deposit 81 s2t al the
time Of sale, and il the cash payment i not ma L.
wthln ely days from time OF SAL. the Trustee has
ard hereby, reserves the right 10 resell the premises
at the cost and risk Of defaulting purc'as.r An
convey anclng Al purchaser cost
Nm. X. EDMOS>rOS, Trustee
a-'-eo&ds fHos. X. waGGAMAN, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES
BE 4. WA Es.I 4 ,,,. pr.,., an, ,,,,,,,...
No. TAG Seventh street tetwees c aud "A

TRUSTEES SALE or yAIuABr.r IN
s sksSyER PEoEhRrx il ruiz SSkfHEkS
CoiH ~ LIZ CITY, on STREET OR
oIh sIRekIs SoRrHwEsT
h,ttue Oi oesd 81 trusf, dated march l., Is
and duly recorded in Liber ss. folio Ss ne OF lie
nh. ids Tor Washinsten county, Disiric, Of Co
81 "a front ~ the premises, on FRIDAY AgTSR
trppS- Nay sih. lSs, at o'ciork, 90 the HIGH -
Ddner. ihe ~ss; Is feet inches front Of Lot - p
s2Gare -, improved b. three two-story SIN.
Houses, or such parts OF said premises A. ~ -
n.ceS>sry 20 satisfy said drht. ' -
Terms ~ sale: one-thrd cash: balance in g and II
months. with six rer cent. interest. The deferred
psymeais 10 b. secured by deed of trust sni in :
sa-ance on the property -ai In csse the term. a-e
Nc; oompfle with in five days after sale tue rig
n reserved TO resell the property. ~ the risk aud
cost Of the dsfaultiBg purchaser Sloo down on day
Of sale FREp kOONFS Trr,s.ss '
as5-d&is n IA WARNER At
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
III GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioncers,
- Southeast corner 7th aud N a. aats

x UhBEN W1ELkAMS, AuctiOnSNrs.
~ Southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEESsALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fEEVVTTEKrf IN SQUARE No. 65ss NEAR So
ALO1 slUS CHURtH.
- By virtue If q deed Of trust, dated April setA
ID. 1877, and duly recorded in Eber No "a |,
folio %, &C., Of the land records for Washington
county, D. G.. and by the direction of the party se
cured thereby, will ss at public au0sion, in front
A. r. lS3, at 8 O'Clock p. m, all of sots numbered
one hundred and twenty seven liz ans one hunffed
and twenty ,eigh! ll5s and part OF lot numbered
one hundred and twenty nine l2el, in Gibert's
corded subdivision Of square nunberea six hundred
with all the improvements thereoA, consisting of
nearly finished brick dwellings on Forth street A
rias OF the property will be exhibited at the sale
Terms OF sale: OBe-han In cash, of which SlOO
must be paid at sale each house sold de-
lerred to BE- made In six and twelv
after day of sale, with interest at per cent per
annum, and secured by deed of trust the satsfac
ton of the Trustee. Terms to be fully complied
with within six days after day Of SALE otherwise the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
after one week notice, at the risk and cost OF first
purchaser. Ali convey ancins at pure haser's cost
WM. h WARD, Trustee
aS-3tawSds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, May D, at the same hour and place. By
order of the trustee.
AL GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct,.