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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

REoulsIrloN FOR AN ESCAPED CONVICT
On saturday afternoon the Governor issued
n rcauisition on the Governor OF Maryland
for Albert Fortune, an escaped convict. Gap,
tiin Strotter was deputed 10 80 to Maryland
for the prisoner.
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The ryrE FOUNDERS of the United States
meet ut the Ballard House, in this city, on
the 9Th Of May. ....-
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THE NEW YORK TIMES SAYS OF OLIVE LOGAN :
She IS always bright. clear. and genial and the
something she has TO tell is strongly ronlineoded 10
good taste Ly her unusually brilliant manner ot tell
is,.,
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To COUNTRY MEECHANT:.-i.ook ut the II
Select" whiskry sold by =. II. BLAIR y Co.. corner
or hiuth and Main strce's, before you buy your
s,ock. They IN ke large discounts TO The trade
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Go TO THE DOLLAR STORE and purchase one OF
those little clocks at the low price ot one Collar.
They are excellent timc-ketpers.
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LADIES FAIR,
Ladies' Fair.
Basement Second Baptist church,
Basement Second Baptist church,
open Monday and Tuesday,
April 81 and %.

THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT THE DOLLAR
STORE Il large lot Of beautiful albums. which they
are selling f,r one dollar which will cost two do
lars AM fifty cents elsewhere.
DOLLAR STORE,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CAN BE SAY ED ~
going to the RICHMOND FRAME STORE next 10 ue
DOLLAR Store, aud having your pictures Trained a
1,rr,. supply OF cord and Iassels constantly on ''
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some bungling operator. What you want Is good
and cheap work made by an established artist
REEs Co, OF over fifteen years standing. are
making pictures ut us cheap rates any gallery In
the city. and there you will not be imposed on.
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LICENSE TAxEs.---All professional men,
commission merchants, merchandise brokers,
liuuor dealers, real estate agents. auctloneefs,
and. indeed, those of all occupations, would
do well to read the notice OF Collector
ResnauIt, in another column, in regard to the
licapSp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, ana
perfect 1T guaranteedor no sale' hy +. b. sfEScE
4 SON, 1909 Main street.
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wounded white men, Mr.. Hadnot and
another whose maine did not learn.
In storehouse near the landing were
some
TWENTY OR THIRTY NEGRO PRISONERS.
all huddlcd together in corner. with
strong guard over them. asked one of the
guards If could have some talk with the
negroes. but was rather roughly refused
Mr. Hadnot WAS wounded III the abdomen ;
not seriously. however, for | was informed
by one Of the surgeons who had him in
charge that he extracted the ball, and that
he did not think his ntcStines were cut. The
other white man had flesh wound in the
shoulder.
Several other white men had slight flesh
wounds in different parts of their bodies.
1t appears that a storm has been gathering
in Grant parish for the past two weeks, and
three or four days ago the negroes got too
numerous for the whites, and they were
compelled 10 seek refuge in the surrounding
country. Meanwhile the negroes plundered
the town and threw up rude fortiticatons
all around, boa>ting that they would drive
every white man out Of the parish. But the
white men had not been idle all the time
and had been reinforced from the adjoining
parish. and Sunday morning. headed by the
sheriff OF Grant parish, they advanced in q
body toward CoiaX. On arriving there
they
SENT IN A FLAG OF TRUCE,
asking the negroes to surrender. but at the
same time, if they meant to fight, to take care
Of their women and children.
The negroes refused to come to terms. and
the whites charged the breastworks; where
hy r.fr,afaJ
in the courthouse, from which they kept all
lnccSSant firing for some time.
Finally Il negro was bribed By the whites
10 set hrc to the courthouse, which was
donC successfully, and after yaiulv attempt
lug 10 eXtingu>h the flames the negroes
hung out white flag in token Of surrender.
Two white men--Mr. uadnot and another
whose name | could not learn--immediately
advanced, aud on reaching the door of the
courthouse were shot down, and the negroes
rushed out in body.
I he whites. who were now terribly infu.
rated. fired into the mass aS they came out,
and following them up. Killed them where
ever they could find them, and for short
ilulr, rs tar ms l could learn,
no QUARTER WAS GIVEN,
but finally the sheriff got the men under
control and tolerable order was restored
The number of negroes killed will proha
bIv amount TO between % and 80. The
l'oi'c Me,c, ~ .A..acu o,et tue events OF
a.,t"r,.d FROM ,nr of thcm Snn,o I sn;d ,nn I'
o,I ,hn ,nwest Number I hoard .,,nnt;orod
was 4o or 10.
.,r,I,, o7,, of cid c,SIliron numn. Thnse
,,'.'. tn.,5ad ~ tho ,nuzyle with s,ios of thoi,
r,r, ',,nn,.,rtnrn was shown sover,i .,
~. t,,ii.,. md hoy h,d thn anno,r,ncn n,
h,i,r, madr in wooden mould. They
warn ,,7 o,'Inn, in shane with = rouoh, Uneven
sI,rfIcc None of these cannon were fired
however
rio nerroo, w,re in,tigated bv = white
m.r AND .. neuro named Ward the I,,trr !.
I',',',,.,,a ,o.,oI ;, i SI;d Rnth of the..
,i.,,n,,
~itT, r,r, t,,o ro,,,;,h,rI,,oa - to,,, dive
.a'''.i .1a net.n,. 'St. .''' " '''
,tI , 1 ,,,o,,, .L: ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

roOLEY'S YEAST POwDrN rannpt he cxcr!icd Tor
making light, sweet rolls hkc"ts, waiiies, corn-
bread &C Ii Is always ready ana reliable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

SPRING OPENING OF ALL THE LATE STYLES VI
HATS for men aud hoys AT J. WEiHIGEk y 20. 3
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CALL At FRAYsER's PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
opposite the Richmond post-otTice.
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CARD PHoToGRAPHS AT FRAYsER's GALLERY
for s. per dozen; large photographs for 81.
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InI.ISNlIIE. NIARk ETS

LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE. April I0.-Provi isions In improved
demand and higher: mess PORK. fl..sotgfl:. Da-
con-shnul,.crs. 1.GG7sc.; clear sides, pB!ltc
Nhiskey steady az sc.
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AUCTION SALES TssHS DAY.

On GN safes Of real cs',he mntt b.treen the lSt NJ
hnudry and 3Oth y Jrne Ht, ta1ts tor the pre-
sent yeGr hdreto bs pdd bYthe lnrchHsfr: on
Of tie gettr the tp.es hdrc in he pnid by the Seller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

JACksoS'S DINE SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
80. SIXTH STREET.-Opniug free lunch TO-DAY
between IL and o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT ApPoISTED.-Wil-
liam L. Baker has been appointed County
School Superintendent for King George
county, uice Adrian BorSt. resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

WHERE TO have Your PICTURE fAkEN.-it
Is not always best TO select the cheapes. ga'crs.
Is poor economy TO pay your money ana tafo" Sotif
pictures in the stove when You get hohe' as VIC
rn,,rr many n lady 10 do who WAS the victim Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

THE DOLLAR STORE hns tust received Large ana
he,uifuI assortment of tnHe!-racks, wallpockets,
corner and side brackets which exceed any OF tne
eiud ever offered for sale IN this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

Bry YOUR CLOTHING or +. b. SPENCE u soA'
~ .rcl,nt tulors. 1900 Main street.
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STATE FINANCES balance in the State
Treasury Saturday was 81, ,l4s, 1901
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, iS;3.


sun 6.37 EI:h .lt... .....,...lE:n0
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, tSia.
ARRIVED.
Stc1m.hip Richmond. Couch, New York, mcr-
chandlsc and passengers, George ". Alien " Co.,
a2entS. ,,. n,u,,,, ~
chandlsc and passengers. ". l.. Porter. agent.
steamer Eliza lIailcoX, tiliord, S0riinh, tuGi'
clanuise and passengers. J.. I. Tatuh, s@ent.
SAILED.
STEINER State of Mars Land. Ir,rers, baltimore.
mcrchatiisc and passengers, Powlltau Steamboat
Schooner North Carolina. Morgan, Philadelphia
ria Cbchaholninv. Curtis Is Parker.
schooner Katie .iansor, Martin, Ne" orh' coal,
Curtis 6 Parker. ,,,,,,.
Schooner anuel Warren, Abdcl, Philldelphia
lumber, Curtis X Par&cr. a.,
Schooner Alpba, Salisbury, b3n2or, Ae'' 'ta
Chickaholniny.
SAILED srTDAY, ejflI.
Steamship Richmond. Couch, New York mer-
clandsc and passengers, George '" Alleh "
Co., agents
GUY TELEGRAPT.l
NEW YORK, Apri! lo.-Arrivcd, steamships All
ger Virgo. and Minnesota.
FORTRESS MONROE, April l9.-Ias5ch out,
steamer Nr.toriaI. from Norfolk for Liverpool
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r@.. tnu>e and the Consequences.

"a ETBLE BLOOD-SHEDDING
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4 LII PERSONS A r l. Ii L K Ell !
n warned not trade for the following notes and
checks:
I. Fl. Adams Bros negotiable note, payable to
the order Of X. l. Anderson & Co., ut the hlnk king
house of Miller & Franklin. ut four months. from
l2thnf February. s73 for x25l 47 aud made payable
by SAID r. l. Anderson & Goa TO the order OF 6. >" :.
Mitchell & Co.. but not endorsed ny the Latter.
III Adams / HrO.'s ne :otab.s note At fOir
months, from 7th ArrI. 1913. payable to the order
Of j. y. blackburn, At the blukinS house OF Miller
{ Franklin. Tor si6!.fl AMI endorsed byJ. X. Bhck-
burn. -, !.
And 4. B. Wnl.c & Co.'S check, dated the nth OF
April l.Ia. payable to the order of Il. W. Mitchell
& Co. at LynchLurY SationL, Bank for I'll, no.
endorsed.
The above notes and check were stolen from our
storrhCt>e. at silel'S. rcek. Amherst county on
the 18th in.tau.. We have sppl!ed Tor dnplra.e
rotes and check Parties urc warned not to buy "r
trade for the aforementioned papers
nm 1a-at q. W. MITCliFLL &tt'.
x TR Al T. Destroyed. from my fts2ys
- prealio.s on Union ili, on Monday las,
a MEUlC M-SlLEB RED COW. low IL "r'icr, WIN
Two scars on h side. \ suitable re yard VIII ID.
given for her return or for INFORMATION 'Eal VIII
MARY +. CULLISGWORTH
ycrable street between
an lo-ets Twcuty-tl.ird AMI Iweni..-!ourth.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND AT P. WEIsI-
GER & Co.'sa splendid line of hats TO select from
and as the goods have been bought for cash they can
cffer great inducements to the trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

FRATsEg's GALLERY Is the mos, extensive In The
CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

CALL AT FRAYsEK's EXTENSIVE GALLERY, Cd.
posite the post-office.
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LOST. S'TRAYED. DC.

STRAYED, small RED COW: white TEssss5ss
- spot In fnrehcad short horus IN low or ks1lA-
der. Liberal reward will Ie paid II returned.
CHARLES B. STACY,
apa!-2t- corner Third AMI Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

ADVERTISING IN HUSTrNGToN.-Thc ncwspa-
pers published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened c
Richmond hy the completion Of the Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad. u. ELLYsON & CO. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising in both papers at low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21
CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI hAKhblS,
CINCINNATI. April Io.-Flour and corn firm 4.
Pro, isions very strong and active mess polk !,
sl7 5rN5Sl775. Lard firm. Bacon strong and held
higher. Wlishcy, $50.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. April lo.-Vlrs!nla c.. y: consols,
50. West Virgtnia's l33. Bid today.
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LOR SALE. 4 No. l FAMILY On
i HORSE. perfectly <. nf.c and reliable: LS2A
will stand anywhere; very sprightly; SOLD btcaaae
have no use for him. Can be seen at my residence
ON Eighth street lc; een Marshall aud Clay streets
No tO5 L. ID. EAtIU, Real Estate gent
m l9-a, No 81 Fourteenth street
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SrrREME C0vRT OF ArrEALS.--This court
met on Saturday. and after hearing ihc
orders read adjourned.
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lrIrR.ES sIORSE,S. Ac.

EOR SALE, line M1LCH COW sSlS
Il and young CALF, fresh To the pail. tI-G-.-
Gives five gallons mix per day. Apply this day 10
JONES BROTHERS & CO.,
80, M InJT R9sfu bank.
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s,ARsSErSrELa.IlsENGE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, ApRIL 81 in7s.
Sup rises ....... 5.9I Moon s,ts............ o:2S
SIM sets .... s.37 f,i.h .i,le.., .....,.. 1890
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wounded white men, Mr.. Hadnot and
another whose maine did not learn
In StorehouSe near the landing were
some
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21
corner Ninth and Main streets.

VI. ELLYsoH & Co, Advertising Agents, DIsPArCt
building, will receive Advertisements aud have then
inserted In any Journal of .he country at rcgul.
rates,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-28
Thew a. w. x. r.

THE Road TO BE EXTENDED TO THE DELAWARE
RIVER.
In the GAZETTE, yesterday, We published an
article from q Correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Racovd, referring to the extension of the VII
mingtOn & Western Railroad.
We now refer to the matter to correct 1t in
some important p pSrthulaTs.
The proposition made at the meeting OF the
bondholdsEs was that Col. MCCOmb should take
the management of the road and extend it to O.r-
ford and the DelDirare rirer. Col. McOcmb is
bOndhOlder to heavy amour, and says by extend
ing the road it can be run proportionately
mach cheaper 40
The proposition was substantially that the bond
holders surreRaer theirprSsent bonds, and receive
7j per cent oil bonds on the new Ioad as extended
and % per cent IA stock instead.
RhsrSuis bSola be- As nc arc informed, that
the mortgage VOuld DO reduced to $1,000 mile
on the road as extended, while at present it is
S2e, 600 a, mile ....t..
Il seea 70 Us tAat the proposition is very fair
one for the bondhOlders, whether it is paying
one on the other side OF course we do not pretend
to say or know. But Col. MeCOmb has had ex-
psrienes in railroad management, and is supposed
to understand his own interest.
q We bsliSve il would be very important to VIII
mingtOn to have the road extended TO the Dda'
ware river and also 10 Oxford.
Oar people have been twice promised this e1-
tension to the riVer, OnCs BY the w * K. and
once BY the Wilmington. & Western. But 1t has
not yet been dOne and if it is now done by Col.
McComb, through the proposed arrangem ent
with the bondholders, We believe our city will be
greatly bohefttod thereby, and the road become
one Of much greater value to the freight and
tr-h,,S-rutcrt traAel CI8l5G 1& tbut
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-28

When doctors disagree who shall decideP Htrc
is an NJ. ID. in the Herald Of Health, who advises
us by no means to raise our window at night and
thereby sleep in q ventilated and cool room. An
apartment we are told, but warm, never killed
any one rooms too cool and breezy often have,
In one the sleeper is moderately poisoned, If at
all in the other the lungs get congcsted and
many of the ills that flesh is heir 20 Ay in At the
open window. We turn 10 the SuataTTdR of the
same month, also published in New York, and
we find that the old fashioned dread Of night air
is rapidly disappearing that 1t wilt soon be re-
ferred to as one of the singular prejudices OF q
byGOne ageW Now, says the author, have not
the slightest doubt that If any individuals in the
city of New York were to sleep on the bousetOps
instead of 10 their sitting rooms the rate of NOR
tality would be reduced twenty-five per cent. in
three months. There is a radical difference here (;
but we believe Miss Florence Nightingale knows,
as an experienced nurse, more about the matter
than most physicians, and she tells us that the
first thing 70 be done in q sick room is TO raise the
window night and day-that cir at night is no
more injurious than in the day time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-28
FINANCIAL MATTERS.

BY direction of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
[. S. Assistant Treasurer Eyster, at Phila, WI,
on aud after to-day, pay without rebsra the intel-
est maturing November 1st on the registered and
coupon bonds of the Government.
The earnings Of the Denver aud Rio Grande,
the pioneer narrow gague railway of the United
States are for the week ending October IA, $685.
81; same week last year, less cOntractOTs' freight
S65s7 20; increase, 81 96 per cent.
The coupons maturing Novsmber 1st on the
bonds Ofthe Central Colorado Improvement Com
pany will be paid on that date in this city by
Drexel & Co.
A split $lO0 national bank note has been de-
tected in package OF notes received at the Trea-
sury at Washington. The face IL goIu.nCs fhe back
counterfeit,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-28
Az UNcoMMoM MAYOR.
One who would IDFy q Salary for Gho sakC
of a Position.


Of q Position.
New London, Connecticut. is blesSed with a
most uncommon Mayor. He believes that laws
were made to be enforced, and during the few
months he has been in power he has given the city
such a government as it never had before. Such
unusual vigor in their chief officer has aroused
the common council to q consideration OF the
value of his services, for strange to say, the city
has never paid its mayor any salary whatever.
Accordingly the council, wishing TO avoid any
startling extravegance, voted him a salary OF
$500 This would seem moderate enough TO suit
any one, but New LondOners are evidently peeu-
liar iu their views upon the value of Official ser
vices, for the Telegraph says many people we're
not emily astonished bat indignant at such an act
of extravaganza. Their protestatiOns have called
forth a very sensible letter from Mayor Waller,
wherein he says that he believes he deserves .
fair salary, which $500 is not. and adds: II viii
not resign in any event until all wholesome police
and sanitary regulations are fully, fairly and i'm
partially executed within the limits Of our city.
! will act as mayor TO accomplish said purpose,
with salary if can get it, without it if cahnOt
and, if need be, will pay salary for the sake Of
being mayor, until have by faithful performance
of duty gained the favor of good citizens aud The
enmity Of bad Ones
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-28
FOR SAEE AND RENT
NJ. n. CHILD & CO..
NJ, a. CHILD q Co.
III TT FFfF Fftt 5
Real Estate Agents and COnVsyanrersI
once. NO. 4 W. 7th street,
Wilmington. Delaware.

Oasr the following Real Estate at Private Sale.
en- tbrms 70 salt almost any person, either Win
NJ. I. One shTes-stoiy brick Oo s. ". Cor. 9th
aud Washington streets, with all the mo dern I'M
No.R 0Se Il s-S1ory bSick Ssl East Ath St.
No. One tWo-storg brick, Cor Locust ana
No.k' One two. story brick. Cor. 18th and Tat
pail. WITH AL the modern Improvement ana u
No.. One twO-StOry brick. lGl7 Tatnall St. 9
Mo- One threo-stOry brick. 7O2 Tatnall st.. 6
NO.f. ono two story brick. l22O TatnaIl st.. S
No. !. One thrOO-stOr5 Rrick, lOSl TAtnAIl St..
NO.k Three tve.stOry bricks. Lincoln St. be-
tween 18th and 18th, rooms. t..
Ne. 10. one three-stOry brick. 80 Z, 9TH stwilh
No. ii, One three-story brick, 5l2 w. 9th. St..
with all the modern improvements and large front
No fS one tkree.stcry brick. No. al East 9th St.
Possession immodiately, price low;, n,o roo,
No. l3. Two three story bricks No. lily ana 'ZZl
No. IL. One three-stOry brick, No. 1907 Washing
ton et. with front and side yards and all the moa
No. Is. Two tWo,story frame houses, on Scott St.
bOtwebn 14th and 10Th. Lots 25xlOO It. rooms
No. Is. Two twO-stOry bricks on Lowering AvO:
between Lincoln and Scott sts' with front ana
No. II. One throo-story brick dwelling on King
ST., bdtWoen Slh and 9th, with ali the modern i'm
proVohents, also Q stable.
No, IB one three-storV brick, al King st.
NO.lS. Qne thFOe-stOry brick W.6th st.. near the
No. 10. ThreO three story bricks, 1912 l2l4. 1246
Poplar St.. six rooms each. -
st. Terms very easy and location good.
No. 1z. A halfBquare Of grOu1d between 18th and
18th Sis, fFOn ting on Wet eurbsa and grad ed.
NO.3 farm in BrandyWiu0 Hundred OF 63
acrosOhe in Caristi ana Handred of about llO
acrosand several sm alter trscta, one Of about 70
acresWithOut buildings, about one mile IRON Oity
lin oWards New Castle. Besides the a bove We
havemany others. :,
Give us q call and do not fail to attend all our
public sales - 1l-ta4t ~
san0O-lm nj. M, CHILD ~ 90,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-28

The st. LsOuis TiBleS says Of the Ohio election
ait Weus better for tlle Republican prees to look
at the result Of the Ohio election without magni-
tying glasses 70 aid in their selidecepton. For it
Il nS true as the inscription the wall at Belsha-
aara lsAst that the doom and the ruin of the par
" OF accidents is sealed, and the warning comes,
% al notices OF danger do come, through symp-
toms that e7en the deaf may know. IL 10 not on
ly the Republicans Of Ohio that have been beaten
Repuhlicanian itself has received a blow that NO
Slmpering excuses can ward of, no apologies can
explain. II is q knOck-dOWR blow, from which
40 aIall can, recover is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-28

The banks Of Philadelphia, as well as those oi
New York, have again omitted the publication OF
their statements Of averages for the past week.
We have no information as to what was the con
ditiOn OF the Philadelphia banks yesterday.
though We suppose each knows something of that
Of the others in the Clearing House. Some fig
urSs Of the New York banks have been made
public and show decided Ledger