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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11

TIE Philadelphia H..s.a. setss5.-s +, or
''AndA!ous system o. d.sSAArsias criminals, az.
tired IN "eonvie;'s jacket. after short terms
Of Imprisonment, (tor wAn; ot S;ais peal,ea-
usry,l urges that We Keep the bAak bE,s,A,s.
nov We have set them AGi protests" against
our letting them return 10 Pennsylvania 10
tAis eAse II seems, the point .s IL ,&keu II they
we're Delaware talent, we os -. 70 keep hem
bat IS they are lAi.sds'phiss oaa product. Why
not lick en-, Pat !AcAe, On 'e.a a4d send en-
hene Come, brother B way:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
BARRIERS. Attentlon.

Barriers. combs, soaps brushes, sponges, superior
bay rum, stick RomatuIn, purs, powders, and bar
oers supplies generally, al very low prices Hair
pOHAte a specially, always fresh and highly per-
tumed. Barriers supplied At Wholesale at
EUSTEk'S DRUG STURR
Front and West streets
Wilmington, delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
81 RILnIAeT0R. DEL.
russdav Afternoon. Nov. %.
THR NEW sCH0OLrHoUsE AND WHY IT is
EKRDED WHERE IT Is BEING BUILT.

Superintendent Harlan, in his report for the
month Of October, shows that there are, in all
the public schools Of the city, 6l9 vacant seats,
while there are, at the same time, ago children
waiting for admission for want Of seats. These
summaries, on being analyzed, show that the va
can't seats are nearly ali in the No. school,
whore the grade is high, and above the general
advancement, or in the outlying schools in the
suburbs. Thus there are
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11

Many leading neWspApegs-!uelaiirg ;he B.'t.
iuaore American, and >s.E, Philadelphia B.-...-.
Zslegraph, and Sar, copy Cur repoy, Of tbs b..d
burglars spoil ed s'tempi, aul Ia.y ess..; lie
ooNGkRcIAIs Such graceful ass la2Ae Is feel.
once more, the brotherhood Of usn, and renew
cur belief in BeniAmin FEAakliE's GREATNESS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
WilIIams' Yankeo soap.

The nnest anu most popular shaving Soap in use.
A large STOCK Just received he uade supplied by
E BRING HURST 4 CO.,
corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11

.fipagcIal.
EtIEsP NAElusAI. HANK,
OF VI-XCJG7oS,
DepostS0T-v n t5e Psi6lLs HOMES
AsD
FINANCIAL AGENT OF III UNITED STATES
EDWARD BsTTS FAzsraxS-.
sho .. AsA&S huSG, CAsHn
EAla - 1APltaif'' aif'''.'......--......... SS9O,00O
- Phi.sde.Pais snd New Y5rk Bxcasn IN.
n-shs7i 70 regular deqosis1rs without charge.
D-scozn; ds!S Aouiays s1d -l1fsdAys ais Il,
pLRSUNlRS;
CIKNEST B. SMTgE. CKQE3a VI Brxz
tSSAKL PCsRr, H. l-AsgE~-
HEEky y McNOEz rSgrA \ Ham
DAMN JANKS WuLIIE TAYYAlI
hDTAsS LIFTS octl-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
Bathing.


The necessity OF wafer ior cleanliness is AcknoW.
lodged by all and the luxury OF reid bath, particu-
larry during the hot weather. Is. or should be fani
liar to every one.
To those prostrated by arduous lahors Of mind or
body during the the heat teFm,n we know OF
nothing more tnvigorati & and refreshing than the
application OF cold water tohe surface Of the body
cleansing and opening the PORES OF the skin thereby
renewed vtgor TO the muscular system. For those
appreciating convenient and desirable appliances
for the bath we have,
Bath Brushes, In variety,
Bath Towels, (sott)
Bath Towels, (harsh.)
Bathing Sponges,
Sponge Pads,
Friction Gloves for BAH
Bath Belts or Straps,
CAlefacio q YES,
LINEN TAPR BATH TOWELS,
Horse Hstr Flesh Gloves
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (curvedl
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes (straighl
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
Horse Hair strap Rnbbers,
Prince of Wales Glnyas-dry fric'iOn.
Cambridge Pad OF Horse Hair.
Pure Old White CASTLE SOAP, (noating) very con-
venient for bathers Bath soaps in extensive va
riety,
Also q nne assortment Of Perfume Atomizers,
for throwing a nne spray OF Cologne Water, BAY
Rum or other Toilet Waters upon the body after
bathing duoing an effect at once agreeable, cool
( BRiNGHuRsT a co, Apsthecaries.
cor. sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
EnEIIan Nnustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice nayoting extracts viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter almonds. ext strawberry, etc All
Of the most celebrated max &, for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. nel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
The Fountain Syringe
= H L f. "A O TIN G..

TIE ADVANTAGES OF THESE sYRINGKs
OVER OTHERS ARE.
lst They are self-actins, no pumping being re-
Quired.
%, They are vaveess and cannot get out Of order.
Sd, They inject no aft, by every other kind. en-
dangering the patient, especially the very sick.
9Th, They have sprinkler attached for light
shower bath for the head cleaning wounds, ulcers,
30, &c.
eth, They make the very best Nasal Douche, and
answer for many other purposes of the kind, which
other syrnges do not.
CALL AND SEE THIN, AT
3. q G. aHoEMAKER's,
Sos MARKET STREET.
octs-ly INSTITUTE BUnDNa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
seidIIt1 Powders.

corner SIKH and MaTktt Streets.
seidlItz Powders.
We call Attention To oar Seidltz Powders so uni
VrrsAlS popular eysrywnere. They are made up
iresn aud pure every few days and aim them 70 be
e IA 10 ally IA fse MARKET tay up 10 the standard.
our spttla oalin 20 prove Nnich tney need only %
oe TIED. Don't ioTEsi iae ? ase 70 get Ihem, al
rus Ika'S DRUG STORE,
Frout and West streets
Mnier's Horse ana cattle Powders
Fouts cattle Powder, L, Il. Il. LlnlmenL Roberts
RiuoIocauln, Chicken or FOlitry Powder and al
9roR4neEi Patent Nei! laes II ne market for sale
a. kOSI hhi> DRUG SIUkk,
tT1ai and West strcets,
Wilmington, DslaEare-
THOMPSON $ Tar Cordial.
An e1os4rai reme,i. Tor Cougas ana Colds. Pre-
&C SHOEMAKER,
Apoihecsrtes,
50 MSrEe, STREET, Ins'iia,e building.
Ghost Projectors.
Nov Is the tine 70 oly Clesi Protectors 20 gard
against lang Disease yar.e'y q q - tos sale
- b, Z. SHOEMAKER,
SIS Make; s,rest, lns,itaie Ba,dhs.
Papon,a, Papona. Papoma,
S3.i oy B4C. SHOEMAKER
APolneeares,
SS As-ktt Street, Institute Building
EURNITU RS AT YOUR OWN PRICES
Il GOULD 60. Sc tie C1rsPes; Furniture.
GOT ID 90. SCI TIE Best FITulilre.
GOT Id O., SCI ne strongest Furniture.
GOULD s 20. sci the handsomest FurEitu7e
GuI Id 4 90 have the .arsest S.pck
Col ID 4 Cu have a. kluls Of Furniture
COT - : 90. hATe tie uewes; Patterns
Gpl ID 90. oder B2rgaius.
tsUl ID 60 tay AMI seL Tor cssa
N1ol - -. ATsys g.Ee Sstlsfs. Ion
~ NE 4 r. n
turing.
Gol ID COS Furniture Is the most elegant
GOT ID Nu have Pol.ie AuendAniS
GOT Id 90 have Eu.4-..gatzsi SE5rys
s5Ol ID 90, lave four siorss
GOULD co.
\. Coz. NINTH AID NAREsT. Sas 81 ard &
y ssNUND -, 'sS AAhksT 81 aud g5S
= Ssclld street
FHILsREIFHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
sprraI auttrts.
Facts for The People

As ;Ae ylfi1es o. medicines can osly be sso5r-
tanned y csrsf1. observation, It IS 70 6e rtg,sied
idsi na1S o. ihe DTaks stig prescribed by some
physicians sa5u-i retain a Place IN our Naisra
Nei.5a. A ar ins;snoe q ia,s, tsai vie drag
Ba.sAn Copa.aa, furnishes an example. : ooai ;ae
year 50, the SaAn.scis IN tie sand of sac %
u|nso hsy.as lso7 ne an c;ei VITA csrt.ia n.
pants thought, according 20 ne prevailing no;on
a. that aIe, ;aai the Fsueiy might ee found vhers
tae disease originated Un:e5 ta.s IMPRESSION Ba-
SAN Ge7Ai9a 5agle iaso US. -; 1eNgT has nan.
seating aug done n.a.e iu..ry, for IL no; cny
changes lie nature G.. The disease % more dread
fl siais Kan ile orlclA, tui il rains tie tone q
The s;ansca sd .siuss or Dys7e7s.4 IL is versi
forms, To ayosi ;a.s aras and us tayc,s TIE SA-
MAINTAINS GIFT, purely Ntss- Sg.e Kennedy. IS
within iae Ttaea 81 s ua.! len qgls - ~ TAKEN,
and vi. cure every irs II from i<a - f.ur dAys
Nae -ksges, s. t5ma.e g.
so.a by K BrluEaarsi \ CO. slxia ami Marks;
s Nclas.., Seyoll ana Narkai. W..s-.astou. De.
a1d - Druss.s.s yentla.5. Rely
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11

THE "SEpIIrz PowpER' CAsE.-we published.
some time ago, communication from MIR.
Chss. Foster, drdggist st Frout and West Sis..
relative TO an item which hsd appeared in the
Gdsti TO the effect that Mrs. Bellies had taken
a seidhtz powder which came from Mr.. Fosters
store, and wAs sfterwari attacked with symp-
toms OF poisoning, such a. would he caused by
corrosive sublimAte The Cant, Of FRIDAY saws
In referring to the case now, We 30 80 10 state
our belief that the alAlr was grAve mistake,
aud that instead Of being poisoned the woman
was suffering from an attack OF hemorrhage OF
the bowels. We are led 10 tins belief from s
careful inquiry into the matter. Tue seiiu,l
powders dispeued ST Fosters drug store have a.
WAYS been carefully compounded had no evil
results followed tuelr use eyel some twenty or
thirty Of the same lot from which Mrs Bellows
was taken. which were sold 10 various persons.
During the several years which Mr.. Foster has
occupied his present stand, uo such mistake has
ever occurrsd there. lie always EMPLOYS the
most careful ADd Efficient clerks and assures us
thst he pays them higher sAlariss than are pail
any other drug cleIAs IN the city. Prescriptions
Of ali kinds ave always been careiu.s COM
pounded At this drug store under the careful
supervision Of Mrs DR., Foster, who has charge
Of the establishment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
Williams Rarbers' Bar soap,

An excellent and economical soap for the use OF
bSro or for ne toilet or oa.l room large
stCA receiftd snd supplied Wholesale aud etali by
4. BklNGHI RSr s CO.. Druggists,
corner SIKH aud Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11

PgBLIsHKD EVERY AFTERNOON, (ssndass
ssssptAd) e Ne CoHMzRoIAL BUILDING. s0stA- Vest
soFa~ FsfsA and harhs SiEestA. zt0o csats oopy.
- Doiars q paaFs b uetL e=vsd b eWrtrs
hrstgAemt ~ etig.
EHB RkLA KARB rRI5URE. tspsskly.l ths great
fsatns'laF ergaa ef Furmas ead lftstigrOusSs pub-
stsAed every TAarsdap uerntHg, st zNso Dollars Q
Per-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
capslcum PIE ster

=. Ntars, ga, headslzs, Rheumatism, 4o. THIS
J as;es was .at7al-sed ~ Ds .ssi Vllisr sni gave
sIeAs sSssI2ct-1a. B, ( {, SHOEMAKER
ApJiArlasits
IS NArSs; Siresi, institute B1l.i.aS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
Fine Extracts

For re taI tSercs ei,Af tae pa-assrz Aven1e Drug
si-se; AS, Lz-.t aeGlv' SID Cav as1gg extracts
:9r v2oA.-g. 4sSgale Jsla1s G.lsr Citrate O;
AAgaes-a, ~. Gam CamPla- : cents Pa- 931ua.
". =. A-RlCHS, U..4sggst.
81 n aware sEenue ,oPpusi= i1e Baa,.sf .n.. a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
Sapollo,

Sapollo.
Get Kitchen Sapolo ahd Hand Sapolio OF
b. a G. SAOkMAK SR,
Apo hecartes.
sos Market Street Institute Bui ding.
Modlco Pencils
For removing CoTns and Warts sold by
b. 4 L. SHOEMAKER,
ApothecaTies,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11

TEISrrl HosrIrAL The second annual NEE,
ing was held ST the uihce OF Geo. II Bates Esg
on SATURDAY Nov lst. at O'Clock p. NJ. And al
adjourned meeting 81 same Place on last S4tur-
day 81 L. NJ.
The SunuAl repor; q the B5sri ot Managers
was read AMI submitted by the Rev, 7. Il. Li,-
tell.
The TrossuIeIs report showed the receipt
from FebaraFy 3 - Oc,obei I inclusive Of the
current year. " sixteen dollars towards the
building faud OF IuuIiy Hospital
key. Dr. ]. b. Clemson, Of Clsymort w4s
elected s member of the Baari Il Managers to
serve Tor two yeArs 10 supply the place Of Rev
J. Newton ;. anger removed from the SjSie.
lev. Jos y some. NswArk was e.ectei for Que
yea, IL place Of Eev. Dr.. ]. [. McCAb re-.
moved from the state; and the Hou. J q
James. also removed from the state.
The following gentlemen were elected mem
bers ot the BoArd 10 serve for three years The
kevs- {. 5 spencer And J. l. Mckim. Aud
MeSsrs solomon N Carts, BENZ amin Gibbs.
FraukliE Fell sud Francis DUPONT
Nj Geo. ii. Bates was reelected Treasurer
ami " Clmllls Secretary,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
Pratt's Astral on.

H-st;s Astra. OF. sod wIo.6Ss.e Is ErSNers iesi.
e7s aat c7aat-I s:ess 40 PES :; wL5ssAe ra.xs "
sld ga -a--S O. y ,ae tar.e, oy
{. FOSTER
Y N-.s'5Sa.e Ascent f-- D s-aEare.
Froli alc Ness stgcs1s. WI, De
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
OOTS A n ID S Ill y E S
PA MIC PRICE S.

to
will be
the thirty days
r 7 PRICES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
~ AM COMING, AN COMING"

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11

GENTLEMEN 47i6 Blue and GENTLEMEN
FOR GENTLEMEN FOR GENTLEMEN
FOR CaSim FOR GENTLEMEN
GENTLEMEN 5s2 Beaver and Keey
FOR GENTLEMEN $50 Pairs Of Black Pants FOR GENTLEMEN
FOR GENTLEMEN 0 FOR GENTLEMEN
FOR aniB Vests.
FOR GENTLEMEN assme Vests FOR GENTLEMEN
FOR LARGE BOYS INA Chesterfield Goats
FOR
FOR LARGE FancyCa Pants
FOR BOYS Fancy Cashmere Vests
FOR BOYS 1920 Pants to Match
FOR CHILDREN 23l7 Harvard Suits FOR
FOR CHILDREN 1861 Prince Albert Suits FOR CHILDREN
FOR CHILDREN Ga1bal FOR CHILDREN
in
II %
eIa,yen iyisi iuponuS aniw
will II 6oco
article sold guaranteed
Ing I. bargains the price of railroad ticket
home
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
The cood-Enough" Shoe.

" coon ENOUGH" OLD ROSS. "ARE
THERE ANY OTHEhS, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

IT appears that the movement to es-
tablish a new bank In San Frsnolso
has assumed definite proportions. The
San Francisco Chronicle OF yesterday
gives full particulars Of the projected
enterprise. The new corporation will
have a capital OF %, 100000, and will
DO under the business charge Of 7.
Stslnhart and D.. J. Seligmsn Of San
Francisco. The following are the.
names Of the officers Of the A~nglo.Cal.
ifornia Bank as given by the above
paper: .,..-, -,5
The Directors Of the Anglo-C alifor-
mia Bank are: Henry Hitchcock. Of
Manchester, England Hugh McCul-
loch, Of the firm Of Jay Cooke. McCul-
loeb & Co.. Of New York Reuben D.
Sassoon w. F. Schofield, OF the. Lon
don and Brazilian Bank ; and Isaac
Seligman, of Seligman Brothers. with
power to add to their number. Measrs.
/. Stelnhart and d. J. Seflgman, man
ayers In San Francisco; bankers,
smith, Payne q Smith and Messrs.
Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co.; solicit
ors, Messrs.U ,Freshhelds; brokers,
Msssrs. A. s J. Scrimgeour; Auditor,
Joseph Sebag !; Secretary tpro tem.l.
John G. Cussans. The temporary of-
flee Is at No. 3 Angel Court, Throg-
morton street, ,C.SE,. london
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28
TEE Indians Of wyoming are on the

TEE Indians Of Wyoming are on the
war path again. The Indian Agent at
Fort Laramie telegraphs TO the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs under date
Of April 18th, as follows: ~
1.-THE day before yesterday my mail
carrier was shot III nine places by the
Indians while en- route with the mall.
A band Of Cheyenhes saved his life. to
whom madeg soma presentss Last
week some Indians Killed an employee
within ten miles Of the Agency. Grhe
indiaifs under my charge are p~eaceable
but without any means Of Defense"
These pets Of Gollyer should imme-
alately be furnished with a lot Of the
butcher and sklnning knives purchased
q few days since by the Indian Com.
missioner. They should also be made
the subject Of Beechsr's prayers at an
early day. SOS a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

The telegraph informs us that spo.
radio cholera has made Its appearances
In vienna, and that the authorities are
using their utmost endeaVors to CON
ceal the fact. It seems very earlyiin
the season for cholera to become a Ter
ror In that city. and the prospect must
be anything but encouraging to the
citizens, not only on account Of the
DISASTROUS effect an epidemic would
have upon the proposed Exposition,
but the danger TO residents growing
out of the vast crowds which will
gather during tbs hot months Of July
and August, regardless OF the pesti-
lence. We should MT be surprised TO
hear Of a large increase In the number
Of deaths a. the heat Of tbs weather
Increases and the city becomes filled
with strangers. % sl''H s''" o."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

On Friday last the New York Grand
Jury indicted Assistant Deputy Mar
shall Moritz for murder. Moritz in
ejecting . woman from a tenement
house on Goreck street, last, Winter.
kicked and handled her SO roughly that
.hs died In q short time afteruard.
We hope the brute will get his deserts.
1t Is time that this thing Of using the
cover Of an office as an excuse for
brutality was stopped. Police officers
need not be brute, In 6ischarging their
duties. Some rights belong to citizens
as we'll as law officers. 1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

o SANTA BARBARA California; Is 70
have d Gold Bank, the Controller Of
the currency having granted. permiss-
sion for is Organisation a.. coon a
sufficient United States bonds have
been deposited as secuaity: one-third
of the capital stock is the amount re-
quired BY law. The capital stock OF
the nav bank is fixed ut I$ls0. 900.
Mortimer Cook, owning nine hundred
aud AAyIof the one thousand sharss
will DO President, and A. i. ,Lipcoln,
Cashier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

In the great breach Of promise Sc.
duction case Of Fraser VS.. Thrift, the
jury on Saturday afternoon brought In
. verdict OF $4,000 for the plaintiff.
II she will marry the defendant 1t
seems to US the best way to settle, l. g.,
for Thrift. The probabilities are,
however, the defendant has outltved
his day Of grace In the eyes Of Miss
Frazer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

EE
The Internal Revenue Commissioner
Douglas Is going after lazy Collectors.
A Washington dispatch to the San
Francisco Chronicle says ~ h'i
Commissioner Douglas has given In
strrctions to Supervisors Of Internal
Revenue to report to him all cases
where Collectors do not personally at
tend to the duties of their office. 1t Is
the intention OF the Department TO re-
Quire all Collectors to remain In their
offices from 0 A. Ito 5 T. NJ, and
when It Il ascertainei that they attend
to other business than that pertaining
to their Government position. the De-
partment will conclude that their office
force Is too large and will order q re-
duction. s.IAssIoEg ca
This Is as 1t should be. There is no
reason why tbes Government should
pay two salaries for enc ~ssryles. If
the compensation allowed to Govern
msnt officers is insufficient, let 1t be
Increased ; but let it be required that
such officer devote himself exclusively
to the business Of hisoflce. mo man
can serve two mAsterss"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28
Woe VIENNA ooMMdssroNKRs.

The charges against the Vienna Com
are being Investigated at
Vienna by United States Minister Jay.
It has been developed In these inquiries
that several Of the Commissioners
granted concessions for money, and
one appointment was actually sold
out for cash. Pending the result Of the
Investigations Of the minister, a tenn
porary commission has been appointed
Of seven members, including
who was one Of the NOM
bsrs OF the ffnt Commission. The
charges against the old Board do not
Include any Of the honorary Board,
but only those employed II salaried
officers Of the Government. It is In
full keeping with the spirit Of the
times that these Commissioners should
use the offices to which they have been
appointed BY the Government, for The
furtheranos OF private and personal
ends. Indeed, 70 do otberwise would
place them among the class Of those
silly Congrsssmen-notably few In
uumber-who refused TO accept their
modieum Of the late salary grab. With
our dim sense Of moral fitness We fall
to see any greater crlminality In the
fact Of Vienna Commissioners accept
Ing employment Of sewing machine
or other mauufaesuring company, than
In the acceptance BY a Congressman Of
back pay, against tho plain provisions
Of the Constitution, or selling bis influ-
ence and vote for Credit Moblller or
railroad stock. It has come to DO the
pervsding principle In politics to mako
the spoils Of Office as great as possible,
and the Vienna Commissioners, In
serving two masters, are only imita-
ting the illustrious example OF the
peoples representatives In Congress.
If the President OF the United States
can approve a bill which gives him In
four years $4,000 additional pay, In
face Of a plain constitutional inhlbi-
ton which torbids his salary from BE-
Ing increased during the period for
which he has been elected; II Vice
President may add to bis regular In
~
come by the dividends from a few
shares of Credit Mobilisr, notwith-
standing such income 70 filchea from
the pockets OF honest stockholders In
the Union Pacific Railroad; II an hon.
orable Senator OF the United States
may act as an attorney for and rscslvs
q salary from . vast and powerful cor
poration during his Senatorial term ;
II a member Of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes may buy up Senators and
members with swlndllng stock aud
still hold his seat, defended by the
foremost men ofthe Republican party 7;
II a Collector OF the port Of New York
may enter Into collision with Gov.
ernment officers to purchase property
to be resold to the Government at an
advance Of half a million on Its cost,
and still bs honored with the conf
dance of tho Administration, We can
see no reason why q poor scientist so
fortunate as to get a temporary Gov
ernment appointment to Vienna,
should DO deprived Of HIS place for
striving In ways far less rsprchenslble
than those we have enumerated, to
add to the Income he receives from the
Government. II stealing is to be the
rule Of conduct, honesty the excep-
ton, give the Commissioners a chance
with the balance ofthe crew.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28
SANTA Bxnsxnxwants a hotel. The

SANTA BxnsAnX wants a hotel. The
Chamber, OF Commerce offer to buy
the finest block Of land In Santa Bar
bara for hotel purposes and donate 1t
to any parties who will build a large
hotel. This Is liberal offer, and no
doubt will be accepted BY some enter
prising party who knows how to keep
a hotel. 7-S b1a so.7rt ss'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28
A ,ruas bank failure has Just oe-

A HUGE bank failure has Just oe-
CURED In New York City. The cashier
OF. the Atlantic National Bank has
made away with some $a00, 600, and
Acknowledges the corn. but refuses to
be interviewed. The failure Of the
bank is complete. On examination, It
was found that the cashier had helped
himself to all the collateral securities
from time to time as he needed them
to make his margins good on specula-
tions, leaving the safe Of the concern
as empty Of coin and collateral as that
Of Dunlap's a few days since. This
sort Of failure Is fast becoming the
fashion. 70 pay a few dimes on the
dollar. nowadays, would be consid-
cred foolish and uncalled for by pre-
vailing custom. EaE OF A"3A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

THERE Is quite an exodus from
Spain on account Of the troubled con-
ditioni OF public affairs. A te~legraphic
Dispatch Of the 18th instant, from Lon
don. says that the steamers arriving in
English and French ports are crowded
with Spanish refugees. The Republic
OF Spain had better 1t Csba 20, and
attend to home affairs, which. to say
the least, appear to Afford ample reason
for vigorous measures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

! TIE base ball season,seems to have
commenced In the East. The tele-
graph informs US that 4 match game.
was played on Saturday, at Phlladel-
phia between the Athletic Club of
that city and the Baltimore Club Of
Baltimore, Md. The Athletics were,
winners by q score or 40 to II.