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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

NIOTICE--T0 WATER RENTERS.--AH per
LN sons who have sold property during the pres
ent year. must give notice in writing TO the Regis
trsr at the Office nf the Water Department. before
the 3lgh day vt Noyember, lS53 and insert in lhc
notice the name OF fhe purchasef and number OF
lhe woperty purehased. otherwise they will be held
litbla of Ihe water rent tho next year. Also. att
persons wti0 may wish "a discontinue the use Of
witer or any portion Of il, must give notice as
above. and pay - for drawing ferruie. No altera-
ton will be made in any ell ntter the ahate datos
been made aud hllls e9mpieta.l. all persons in
tetes,ed are invited TO call and examine the Flnle
Aitt FRANK A. TAYLOR.
oeti6 to noV39 Ff Registrar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
NEW-YORK. MONDAY, JULY ID, 1873

rage and eat and drink by herself win nch not
lords. commons and people ar1 ,ar atant struck
as decidedly vulgar IL the Shah had then anu ,etnre
invoked ms imperial cofeepot and hookah, tle and
ov,d have been complete. But no, he turned anu
gased impassvely and he thought queer ssitz a
R tar Rnssan who kept his horse in tho background
and seemed model OF unobtrtisveness-Wn on
Russia and Persia and how the Shah is nothing more
nor less than Baron Reuters PAID man. NeNoi Snow
Russia does MT care, And apropos, 40 you AMERICA
and is stn kept travelling all over tne S%jth
charming young woman below him in station because
he yet absurd to marry her. because M
the parental order went forth separate the palr
the hope OF killing love by separation. Nce % svmna-
tby between despotism and a republic like our own.
But return to Windsor. Side by side sat the lie
both womany nd pretty The Czareyna is fresher anu
they do that she was sent to ENGLAND peoa t pro
Shah admired her, and thus to counteraGt any % he
dnced upon him by Princess OF Wales don't Dp
heye It, but what difference does that makei me
age EnRlishman thinks Russia ia the root OF all EVIL
cholera or a financial panic. or rnderpest or po.ao
famine, or an Alabama treaty dsturbs public peace
Well, the sham fight was very pretty toyperfornnG;
apce and the smoke cleared tho SUM- tha an I5 he
under cloud showed IT'S round lace and gnsn ooo
tops with glorious light thar reflected
the vanishing troops and people o ,SSe wond
cabby take usi Yes Is shillings IL was swindIe
lnnched ON the Queens favorite beverage. not only
Seaed neIfcemen, INDUCED in loud aud hilarious
conversation, and altogether deported himself ~
a manner calculated 10 Radden-tny democratlo so.n,
Reaching the station alive we made two OF one tasr
human hive and when the train came up we fough 10,
places savagely and successfully. To be sure We 20.
hrdclass Accommodations for nrstclass Tickets but
what OF that Did we reach home hnallyi Yes, aieL
being two hours the road. We were shunted twlSSh
is English for switched off," and much better wordl
that the Shah might pass without hnderance and before
I attained the luxury OF bed that night wished tue
shah in Persia Bother the Shah " exclaimed one IN
dignaDt passenger "He's nuisance. My dinner
Teen waiting for two hours. The idea OF an Engsn
mans being shunted for that ugly headchopping saw
age ~ say too, and the only comfort take IN lne
the harbarian from besowng upon America the light
OF his diamonds. The Shah excluded, the Windsor re,
view was q complete success, and more than ever 90
realize the stupidity OF America IN trying on national
occasions like the Presidential inauguration, to Initiate
European pageants. We cannot do IT, Our creatures -
our weakness in shows, and the sooner we cease 70
make fools of ourselves the better The moral OF 1t all
There was none. For the coming OF the Snah 10
England inquire OF his master, Baron Reuter- VIII
Americans take any stock In the Persian bubble X f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
MADRID, Saturday, July ]

MADRID, saturday, July IL, 1910
Upon the assembling of the Cortes to-day,
selor suher, Minister Of the Colonies, presented and
read bill applying to the Island OF Porto Rico the Com
sttutona clause OF 1862 with reference to individual
rights also applying the clause 10 the Island OF
Cuba with the exception OF the territory occupied by
the Insurgents. dispatch has been sent to the Cap
tain eneral OF Cuba authorizing hun to adopt the same
extraordinary against the nsurrecuonsts on
that island have been resorted 10 by the Government
for the suppression Of the Carst instruction In SPAIN
The abolition of Slavery in Cuba will be realized by
special law.
There IS serious trouble in Malaga. Yesterday, while
buhght was in progress, the people OF the city rose
against the municipality and many excesses occurred
Among atrocious acts committed the assassna'
tOn Of several councillors. The Government has re-
ceiyed telegraphic dispatch from the Governor OF
Malaga rendering his resignation.
In the Cortes last evening" the Minister OF War an
nouaced that the Government had received dispatches
confirming the report, which current in Madrid
during the day. of the defeat near Rpo of the Republ
cans under Gen Cabrnett and the death OF that officer
The defeat OF Government troops is attributed to
lack OF discipline in the Republican force The troops
which were captured by the insurgents surrendered
almost without firing shot.
BAYoSNR Saturday. July H. 1873.
Advces received here from Carst sources state that
the nsurgent chieftan sierro with band OF 900 men
including IS cavalry has crossed the River Ebro and
entered Old Castillo where he is organizing rsings OF
the Carlisle There Is much agitation IN BurgT ama
under the banner OF Don Carlos. Several bands OF
Carlists have appeared in the province OF Leon.
MADRID. Saturday, July H. 1873.
In the COrtes last evening, the Minister Pas0, said
dispatches had come to hand which confirmed the re-
ports OF Interna0nast nsurrecton and excuses IN
Acoy Province OF Alicante. The insurrectonists have
assassnated the Mayor Of AlcOY Notwithstanding the
fact that he a thorough Republican, and spent
fortune 10 the cause of the Republic. His body was
dragged through the streets OF the town by mob.
which kept up continuous yelling The Collector OF
Taxes wac also assassnated aud his body treated with
the same ndigntes that OF the Mayor. The cotton
factory OF Perez PUG and four other factories have
been burned by the mob.
MADRID, July 49, 1873.
The COres yesterday. authorized energetic measures
for the suppression of the Instruction in Alcoy.
Vearde with seven battaons has arrived before
Acoy. He obliged TO arrest 50 of his own men for
characterization on the march.
BAYoSSE. July 49, 1873.
Five Thousand peasants at Alpena have Joined the
Carst driven thereto by the OF the RepuD-
licans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Italian Parliament vas prorOgued on
Saturday.
The Czarewich and Princess Dagmar took
leave Of Queen Victoria saturday and started for
Darmstadt. .
Everything passed off quietly in London
derry and Belfast Ireland. Saturday There no
disturbance III Dublin
1t is expected that the Pope will soon be-
stow Cardinal hats upon Archbishop Manning Of En-
gland and TWO American ArchbishOps.
The Chief of the Trocha in Cuba, while re-
eonnoitering, found the encampment OF Vncente Gar
cia which hard been deserted He also discovered some
important documents
The Sultan Of Turkey has declined the inyl-
tstioD Of the Emperor visit the Vienna
Exposition, assigning the that Affairs Of state
prevent hlp leaving CopstAntinVple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
THE KHIgAN CAMPAIGN.

81. TEIEksBU KGI JuIy IJ, IbIJ
Dispatches from Khiva give the following
account OF subsequent the capture OF the city
The Khan voluntarily entered the Russian camp and
gave bis submission, formally declaring himself
Yassal of Russia Gen Kaufman then restored him 10
the throne and appointed council Of administration to
him In the Government during the occupation OF
the Khanate by Russian fOTces The Khan In token
gratitude issued the oath Of June decree forever
abolishing slavery within his domnions. Gen. Kaut
mann has sent dispatches to Teheran requesting the
Persian Government to make preparations for the re-
cepton OF natives Of Persia released from slavery
nv Khans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

VERSAILLES, Saturday July a. 1879
There was tumultuous scene in the National
Assembly to-day, and the disorder finally became so
great that NJ. Buffet, the President Of the body was
obliged to suspend the sitting Upon the resumption Of
the session, NJ Gambeta assembled the tribune and pro
ceeded address the Assembly in defense Of his speech
delivered at GrenObie He said France revolution
AIRY. lie glorifed universal suffrage, and accused the
majority OF the Assembly OF wishing 10 mutilate IT,
NJ. Ernoul Minister of Justice, protested against the
charges Of NJ Gambetta. 1.-THE Government" he said,
willing 10 accept debate upon its policy At any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
THE ASHANTEE WAR.

LONDON, Saturday, July "a, 1873.
The steamship Senegal arrived in the Mer-
seY to-day from ports the of Africa she
brings dates from Cape Coast Castle to the 23d OF June
Thirty thousand Ashantees were encamped within Is
miles OF the town, and attack looked for daily
The English defensive force small HeGnfOrcemeuts
their way 10 the town, but they not eK-
pected 10 reach there before the 9Th Of this month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
THE AUDIENCE QUESTION CONCEDED IN
CHINA.

SHANGHAI, July 6, via London July 13.-The
japanese ambassadors and ali the foreign Ministers at
Picking had an audience with the Emperor Of China on
the 18th OF June.
, 1873-06-03
FOREIGN. .
AUSTRIA,

AUS HtA.
Ne" YoRK, Juno 2.-Tho Vicnna correspond
Ont OF tho London Times, undor dato Of May
18. sayB in relation to the panic on tho Ex-
change: "The 18th Of May, tho dreaded set
tling-day, is oyor. Tho havoc WINS great. Up to
! p. m. ninety-avo insolvencIes had boon do
olared. Tho boil which announce such events
had scarcely moment Of respite. From 10
u. m. 1t was sort OF massacre, and by p. N.
Tho number Of. those dispatched amounted to
120. aeveral firms of considerable prominence
Wero In tho number, but almost with
out exception they wore the email housee-
tho private soldiers Of tho Exchange
many man who Ind been sot down, previous to
tho oriBis as worth SO many hundred thousand
f1orins, saw hts hundreds Of thousands vanish IN
thin air. As yot, tho catastrophe has almost
been confined to tho contissiors Of tho largo cB-
tablishmouta. There arc only tho Commission
Bank and the Dorsen Crodit Bank which arc
In straits. md tho firm Of RestzeB,
which hha had . loading part in getting up
the tramways Of Vienna. Tho first decided,
yesterday evening, to DECLARE It's insolvonoy
to-day, but now only winds up. Tho houBe Of
neitzes and tho Boraen Credit Bank aro trying
to oDnolude an amtoablc agreement with thoir
creditors. II ie confidence which has received q
nost terrible shook. Tho heaviest dsy has in-
deed paaBod but there Is tho Saturday to come,
On which the Arrangements made On Friday last
and transactions made since arc to bo settled,
and no ono soema inclined to venture forward
before tho WorHt Ia known.
, 1873-06-03
SPAIN.

MADRID, June "A sovcre engagement took
place on Saturday lust In tho Province Of Bar.
colona, botwecn forco OF Republicans and
bands commanded by Frtetany and Don Alfonso,
After stubborn fight the insurgents fed. They
we're puraued "a far ns Honistral DeoaldonB.
All tho Federal Republican faotions In Barcelona
have United IN oppostion to the Monarohists.
:. LONDON, June "A dispatch to the Daily
:Ne.os, from Dayonne, Gays That Doregarray has
been deprived Of his command.
), MADRID, Juno "A dispatch from Cen. Nos-
villas atateB that with $4,000 mon he holds oil
the mountain paases in Bscay, and is driving
tho CarliBts toward tho coast.
LONDON, juno Sc @. ma letter to tho
Morning Post says Don Carlos hns ordered Dor
rogaray to roleaso on parole tho Republican priB-
operb In his hands.
+. PARIS, June 2.-Carllat officers forbid tho run
ming Of trains to and from Vittorta. The from
tier mails are now aent around by sea.
, 1873-06-03
ieoj land ho Addal ith moro exp1lcltnoHa, md
With detAils full Of lnteroHt, -

viii, f1etailg f,1ii of intnrnst. o'"'
In tu* referring to tho powerful ,uusnco .rorct.oa
which hs Iookv form part Of tho unirorstty curric.
1l,tri. IT, ~ lo1to" h. ~ Doubt hcsome stand
eFa eoIx a. g1rofa. ~ cambridge o
Srer rrastign To nfor,t ao;ea at fetan ne,s
inereuspa II inporsneo. stl Stpaeis 1nougn
hve1y small nu1nber of sluaonta, and thoro ia
probably no othor oxam|nttion for which It
Y t. re'a A. ar,, md
Z ss!ins
eh a sssa a II
sibc That afer W examination the books might noyor
g. SsSs At es s seo, ffs'a I'll g s. sIs at @ III
ss sy ansar w oao n ny Ias To- re 10
Of Mr. Mlll's books; Whom wns 90 undergraduate,
sh % Sesa y .1eaay ts .
anamstely acquainted sth Mr Eilii l., wIttinga, ent
EVE e. s :, III Ell s s hs %
then tn,tiled into tleg principles which 70 great
Mr.. MIll mover visited tho English Universl-
tics, says Prof. Fawoett, honce It waa ontirely
~ thnsa Win vnrn ba proatoat ndmircra at nam,.
briduo. when Prof. FnVcott wag nm underoraiu-
nto. Int1 oyor aeon him. and thov usoii offon to
sny thoro was no priyiloRc thcy should Value 60
rn1ftfl m Hphr1fuu hnHr tn Mr.. hIlH Hfn}otv.
I1,is ia all Bio moro gtriltinu because Of tic
Intimate friendahip which aftorward was
fornoi hntwnnn NJ N,i1 md prnfs
1n1laou oot"oot NJ. i, MiA 14u n4s Ttul' 1.l
eaWoett-n 1Tohusnp IN WHICH h1t6' = NY
cett also shared, GH by her gTaco md breadth OF
culture ns vol aa sweetness Of character sho
was wol1 entitled and fitted to share, To tho
nroation whnt ia Ina raau1t ~ Ar 1f,1l'a inilu-
.aanco n ia 1fninora,lsoa proP Fowcctt ~,
plea
=, cannot Rtye anything Hke complete anawer 10 70
p ~ ss ems e eyer he
modo os tho.aht In I'm A'I Intversit,os IN tbo
last tow ycars will 10 ab!o to form somo
idea OF tho kind Of influence which has boon
exercised W Mr. Mill. spoakng gonotniiy, be
~ ohsanea veFy niae aeeepiaMhco PC Of re ntaran
~ rx .nd Wn1S ~ ~ ~ nn T. m
peling cfIeot H(r Mill. on the coutrsry. Showed that
tho utlas1an philosophy might inspire tic most &C.
t!ve bonovolcnce and The most generous enthuahsm.
This acceptance Of utliltsriania hns very
atI1ang 9ne9t IN modifying tho political opn9na
fas Ha tnnr ~ mn nai, ~ & yuai5 nti Tmai
AMI Gn1nbr,on "a in ,nn,,v rcan,cta 'fun3nwnntni
II iifYoront from what Ia known as iibcr-
aliam outside tho universities, Tho
liberalism Of tho univorsitios. we'll that Of tho
Manoheatof aehool, arc both popularity described as
ausancea 6at oeWoon the two there T. IN many %.
as nhsion,t H5 %aif1fEsncp % @ VIII H. y
son Of A. hfI. tcachina MA 'ons oeNA '10
Nj j. 1,.t1. - .l,;n G,a,,. ,., !. .,.,.
3oir,v r. .~,n, ~ IL "us ki;ii,s
" Us ~ Tneaatt y ~
~ * VI "non e@o'' s""eots 61'oo 'no 4oA'"
DS Alue'la14on
aoane years hao happoncd 20 90 eonvoxsi5s u CAM
, 1873-06-03

International typographical, Union.
MONTREAL, Juno 2.-I'ho International Typo
graphical Union convened hore To-day. President
dreRs OF Welcome from tho officers OF tic Mon.
treal aud Jacques Cartier Unions. and appointing
q. committee on credentials, the Convention.
olectod tho following oihcors for the enauing
year:
rresident-W. T. Mackcan WashinRlon.
First ice-Presiacnt-Wilftam Keunely Chicago.
aecond Vico-iTshaent-W. 9: Johnson, Troy.
Secretary aud Tfeaanrer-John Collins, Cincinnati.
The Convention was the largest that l1aa takon
place aiuce tho organization Of tho Union. Ono
hundred aud twonty delegates wero presont
, 1873-06-03

MISSOURI met In annual scsalon At st.. Louis yes.
ter1ay.
bIrs. q. 4. Jacoby, Of 81. Louis, &c .yoars OF
ego, committed suicide yesterday BY jumping
into olatorn. =. - !"
4 now daily pApor IL to DO issuod from tho
tho 10th inat. -.
Tho San Francisco anti.Coolio Loaguoa pro.
poao to publish tho nan1os OF f!rma and porgons
who rofuHoto sign tho anti-Ohineso petitions.
A telegram from Burlington saya that tho
crops in TINT portion q Iowa nfo coming on
ent[ro failure.
Quito largo excursion party ts preparing to
attond tho Chicago Jubilee this weok from
Muscntino. Thore will DO sovoral cpts full Of
them.
Capt. John A. Pratt waa nominated noproson-
tativo to tho Kentucky Legislature from tho
Lexington District by tho Republicans yester-
day.
, 1873-06-03
SUSPICIOUS FATALITY.

4 dispatch was received ut half-psst 2 o'olo
this morning, at tho Chicago Avenue Po1loe sta-
tion, from the Deoring Street Station, that, ut
half.past II o'clock last night, man
named Philip Sullivan was shot dead
on Twentieth street, near Clayton, by man
whose uam8 could not be learned. Tho murderer
Street Station. No particulars we're given, and
tho latoness Of the hour prevented our reporter
from getting thom In time for publication.
, 1873-06-03
FRANCE.

IoNDoN, June 50 q. MA special dispatoh
to the London I4fnos from Paris says tho Ailul8-
ter Of the Interior has sont ciraul6r to the Pre-
foots Of departments inviting tho union Of Ill
good uitizons in support Of order, and advocat-
Ing the energetic maintenance Of conservative
principles as tho only moans Of thu restoration
Of thh conDtIY.
, 1873-06-03
CANADA,

Speefal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Juno at is reported hero Tint
Sir dcorgo Etlenne Cartier has loft private notes
concerning the of1cerH aud mon with whom he
had to do In bis political life. He had, also, OK
pressed deBire that those should not be pub
lshed till ten years aftor his death.
ToRoNTo, June 2.-Tho published lecture of
In reply to that Of tho Rev. DR.. Tiffany, On tho
" New Civilization delivered hero como timo
ago, create4 quite 4 Ren8ation here.
, 1873-06-03

Sr, LOUIS, Juno 2.-The town Of Caldo. In tho
Indian Territory, which was seized by gang Of
doBporadoe1 some days ago. has been retaken by
detachment Of United athtos troops from Fort
Gibson, and ak OF the murderers captured. One
or tNo murders arc reported to hayo occurred
while tue outlaws held tho place.
, 1873-06-03

LONDON, June 2.-The Times thin morning
publishes special from Dorlin saying TINT the
German Government Ia dissatisfied with preni-
dent Maonlahon'n address to tho French Asson,-
bly,, and will not enter into regular diplomatic
relations with his Government until satisfiod
that France will faithfully adhere to tho treaty
OF Frankfort
, 1873-06-03
Tho PrehbytcFtuN8s

General Assembly resumed business % Ills morn
ing. Tho committee to whom was referred tho
pos 9t the BSs of 5 GaaP4
gregntionB arc Witl.out houses OF worship. It
ahould be one Of tho first caFes Of tho doneral
Assembly to apply tho remedy. Resolutions
action Of tho Donrd Of enjotning Fresbyteriea
to use thoir utmost efforts to seoura contribu-
tions from the congregations Under their caro-,
ordering that aftor the prosent yea5 az appllea-
ss Dssa s tSo ssf'Ff board Nay be oa 1f ''fh Il
expenditures to the amount appropriated by
tho aonoral Assembly. unless private 4bernlity
o request from tho Chicago preabytery be not
grantod, unless it be found that The church at
large Is bonefted thoroby; that the Church
property at Morrison, Tenn.,. be- sold and tho
ss2, 900 be appropriated to tho Board for tho
present yoal, and that tho Rev. J. ". Wtther-
spoon, Rov. j. s. Sand, and Elder William Reed,
whose terms as mombers Of the Board expire, DO
reappointed. Tho following resolution was
Tint oil congregations receiving aid from this Board,
which shall receive lid from II III tbs future, bo On.
Joined to study simplicity and economy.
The report OF the Committee on 8ominaries
came up, and tho resolutions recommended by
the Committee were taken up for consideration.
pending which the Assembly adjourned till tho
AFTERNOON.
At tho evening session reports from various
couluaittoes were road and placed on tho docket.
On the memorial from tlo Synod Of Illinois,
recommending tho tranafor OF the Prosbytery of
Minnesota from the jurisdiction OF said Synod,
plea Of economy, resolution WIS offered that
Tho prayer Of. tho memorial bo granted
conditional on the consent Of the
Synod Of Iowa. Tho question Of the
petitionod by tho ProBbytorios OF Leolair
aud WeHtern Missouri WAS reported upon and
negativod by the Committee. who suggested it's
reference to committee to report at tho next
Assembly. The report of the Committee on
Course OF Study In Seminaries was taken up
md its main feature adopted. They recommend
that the Professors give thoir earliest attention
to All arrangement Of q course OF study and dos
iguation Of text books, thotr conclusions ia bo
ropQrked to tho ne4t Assembly,
, 1873-06-03

At Manchester, Mioh., on Sunday, Thomas
Morgan, m old and respected citizen, was thrown
from bis buggy BY runaway horae Antl re-
ceiyed fatal Injuries.
Tho Grand Grove Of Tho Order Of Druids Of
, 1873-06-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

'LoNnoN, June sc a. m.--Thora Was d great
Ttadoa' Union demonstration In Hyde Park yes-
terdny to protest against the Inv which harsh1y
and unjustly affects the interests and rights Of
labor: Thirty Thousand people wore present,
End the meeting was most successful.
, 1873-06-03

BURLINGTON, June 2-Tho General Aasocia-
tlon OF the Congregational churches OF tho State
will be delivered by tho nev. Mr. feisboe, Of Des
Moines. Ex-Goy. Merrill, Judges Knapp aud
Richman, Presidents Thatcher, Magoan, Brooks,
md other proninent ministers and laymen nrc
expected.
, 1873-06-03

biiler blll In equity has boon amended by iuciut
Ing tho namea Of Andrew Carnegie, j. Pierre-
Iont Morgan, aud John Ponder, Now York, and
Thomas scott, PonnBylvania, aA additional do
fendants, With Cornelius 8. Bushnell, New Ha-
zen, as having. shared in pro1ts realized IN the
sale OF bridge bouda
, 1873-06-03
Insurance Losses ut the Recent I8Os-
ton Eifos


TWO W0ImOIl milFdor0d In VfTgINlns
RICHMOND. w., Juno 2.-speclals from suf-
folk, Nnnzewood Co., w., state TINT Mrs.
Dempsey Jones and her sister, Mrs. Dazier, nv-
Ing nino milca from that place, were murdered
yesterday and their house plundered while
Mr. Jones and his children wero at Sunday
school. There In no duo to tho murdorora, and
pitiEons arc hunting for them.
, 1873-06-03
DEATHS.

NoWMAN~-On tho 81 Inst, Mrs. Eliza Bowman villa
OF VIM. Bowman, formerly a1a bsaWor At 4f6 North
HtAto-At. XXX.
Fanora from hor late rosdcnoe No. II Nowbesry.ss..
Wcdnesda3 9TH tnat.
plown iptent son Il Warssn and 1smds Hsown aged
Bmonths and 70 days.
Funora At house a2s Wost Tmofthst., June q, at 10
NEENAN-.jamos Nooaau. agod g years. At 23a For
quer-st.
Fgnsssl gnss,ssl ou Thnssdsy. by cars TO Calvary.
eonRosou Of tho lungs, "a the 93d year Of hnF ago.
Funeral isoH ghaIoh Of Entphany: ths ?: m. juno
, 1873-06-03

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
PIr1sDu0u, juno 2.-Refned petroleum steady at
16o b.. crude dull ut Go for Pittsburgh and Bua-
10 1t pnrkorta. -.
, 1873-06-03
Ocean Etcu1llship News

VCENH BtVtt1HHIIp NGSRES
LIVERPOOL, Juno 2.-Tho steamships sldou,
from Boaton, and America and Humboldt from
Nav York, hava arrived out.
New YonK, June 2.-Arriyod, the steamship
City Of Paris, from Liverpool.
NEw YonK, Juno 2.-Arrivod, q. steamer @. F.
Fronoh, from Antwerp.
, 1873-06-03
MARRIAGES.

FiELD1Na.noW-on May 81, At the residence ct tho
spoea Mr Walter Fielding and Miss Mary j. Dow. both
Of Chicago. No cards. @
, 1873-06-03
25 Crates W. q. Crockery.
s Casks W. G. Crockery,

a q a U Q q % N,
to tho rado this morning At 10 ecoof ut Vi aad s. South
Also, lot hardware, consisting Of
Adaes, Axes, HatohetB, Ioo Hatohets,
Tin Basins, Dippers, Ladies', Cutlery,
And line Of Plated Ware,
TAYLOR HARRISON, Auotlonoon,
, 1873-06-03
NEW YORK.

Revenue ATTRACTION Scttled--8urrcn.
der Of Il Nife.nIurdctex -. Charged
with sgvtndlfng--Factfic Mntl-.The
BroOi1lyn Bridge. n1tccl1nnc0us Lo-
III
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