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New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN PRANCIsCOIR steamship O,gS Q>en Feb L-Vot'
fned Hummer Webster wife aud son B. Wiyqns sP ~ ~, ". ~"
ian. I TONES Robert Winfield H. s. COust0ck g. j. M
and wife Eagene Hegen stephen Hyatt h Reeves H. heth-
~ r. sproul j. A. Bowling, n Byar George Poison " W
and Wife j. Tyler samuel w Wilson james cyaSn " VI
Grsepougb charles d. Poison O. c. GreeBoagh Davidson Hm
Evans and wife Miss Bmms W. Evans Thoma, w. b'sns ht
Rngvlapd George Allen, wife snd aangnh WAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. William c. Tompkins, NJ SUpo, mAsr
Carney George Copper Mrs Brbara Jnsobn T. DOusneW r.
Hevner, Z. w. Bls -. , ~
FOR IIvRRPOOI-Ea steamship Cfy Of 4atoeTp Feb ! Mn<
n ponga MIR, Elizabeth Lawrence and two chdren Mr NJ
Domnck Greys James Francis Mr. Alexander Hae, na NJ -
PoL G lendenpnQ Col Veeraktch Mr. DAVID Law Mr. M
Ireon and wife Mr. Kue Mr. W. p Rodgers Mrs. ou,s99 M
M d. hakwali Mr. Henry Townsend and three others ,v
pOR SAVANNAH-Ia steamship Sla Salvador, Feb IL W
MSh wife infant and nurse Morgan Mrs HAYWOOD h rou
la H. K Harms stephen shepherd John For and VIE h. u
ps, J,mes Aer James Marsh Bodne aud vile
j. D. Griffith J. A. Wilkinson and wife, Mr. Dr. SonSIn, nsA IL "a
insou j. ConkIn Ch Dburg. Miss Newton, M H. f0r'es
Mrs Florida Mason and infant. j. y Cooke , ,.,.-
Top SAVANEAII-Ia spIHhiD Huasus. Feb &c A. Taylor
W. j q Edwards ladg A. DraTer G BOkemau r
Nx Mrs smith James and lady Thomas For Joseph MAJ
th.,r EIzauI Ma.fF
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

dent A.ssnt Adermsu Kshoe Kelly Cumsy Linden Sonmsrs
and BeYea-l8.f -. NJ 49,. IA.
That Thirty ffh a. from faVe 70 be bs 'e' " P''0' VIZ
Belgias ira Dblock pavement 60, -. ...-.- "a
drinking hyirant BE- paced on ne 'oo'nes' 0o''
Sizty-thirdsL hndT Tentliaye. -
TB,, thrdst from Third TO Pouhsve be regulated and
graded the and gutter s and the sidewalks nAggo NJ
That Ninety Brst from Third 10 Fourtba'e DC Ps'e WIN De'
esn d trspSblock pavement 80, - - - ..,,..
stone. be set and the sidewalks tagged. .. 4. u.
Fha. Ons-hundred twenty yOurth-st rom rrnSFe " "a
River be wed with eTaniesOck paYene1E - -. - a.. .
Thar su twenty 5Ba, from Tdo 70 bsnso'e' %
paved with gran,e-b block pavement.
Onehunfrei nnh 70 onen'"'f"
sni.dfty Gfhs.. BE- paved with eTaniehock Psygneh .
That lamps no lighted y one handretandf %
tween Avenae A and steamboat landing
Thai Aynne from b Onehundred andaf
tett BE- resnstsd and graded the eb and gutter hoUs Sa sAa
toe sidewalks tagged
Zach By the following vote; =. a. v..,.u
Wiser IIesy Thone Theis COisSoD sraes Keenan, e rf
dent Assistant Aidsmea Kelly sn0nson. CoskN hS9en
IsoarseS uSril Moadsy uert Peb s;2 O'Clock
''' ~ ' WILLIAM n. hoLOsKr Clerk
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
STOLEN BONDS IN SUIT.

The story of the robbery of $1,000 worth of
stolen bonds OF the City OF Poughkeepsle from the
Dntchess County Mutual Insurance Company was re-
vamped Saturday in Part H. Of the Supreme Court,
in a suit involving the ownership of the bonds
after the theft named Kindorpp arrested as
the thief but was tried. On the examination be-
fore Justice Dodge, Messrs Hatchheid Coz brokers in
tas city, claimed to have been purchasers in good faith
of the bonds from Kinderpp. There beln dispute
10 the ownership of the bonds the Justice turned them
over to the property clerk This disposition Of the bonds
left 70 2lnsr IecOarse but bringing .| BY the lasggi
aIce company against the brokers al. 10. property
clerk. The suit to trial several DAYS since before
Judge Van Brunt, holding Supreme Court Crcalt aud
the jury rendered verdict against the brokerage firm
for s65o the full value OF the bonds with interest An
addlQpal verdict directed by the Judge against
property clerk directing him TO return the bonds the
insurance company or In default Of this 5000 and also
SIX cents damages for detentiOn.>
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
CHURCHES AT VARIANCE.

The long litigation between the Madison ave.
Baptist Church and the .0liyer-st. Baptist Church,
which has lasted or 10 years, was decided for the
second time Saturday in the Superior Court The
churches united, the Overst. congregation ad.
vancing, they aege $4,000 toward paying the debts
Of the other church After this union dssatsfac
ton arose which resulted In suit Of ejoctment brought
by the Madisonaye. side against the oliverst Church
people In July ise3 before Judge Jones OF the Superior
Court the case decided In favor of the defendants
The Court OF Appeals ordered "a tnal which has
just been decided by Judge sedgwick I'm the Superior
Court IN favor OF the defendants again. The decision
also requires reference 10 determine the amount 10 be
paid by the plaintiffs TO the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

.s and Indictment for plaintiff on Tue demurrer vita costs with leave
payment q costs opinion b Van Vot' ne ne" 'sS
Dsrnor shrmed with opinion ~ Van 'ost ~
Before Judges sedgwk and Var Vorst-Lcfvh sgt
eeotons oveci add odgme ordered sof the plaintiff on tne
before Smi Bench Saturday FEB ASi IN Pe@%s nnsns .s ~.
The Uome L insurance. Jpdgment eversed new ~
oer opinion by Barbour dksenng opinion y fresdTas
Rere Rarbour On j.; Freedman and kedgwick JFAenaa
s Fargo Pden-Brepons sustsine verdict set aside ana ne"
ta ordered With costs 70 aede me sent OPINION 1 ~ Ps
Proceedings ocou Giles Austn-Orer yeatng oiu
Of reference MAYER ag Schocn-Oer reducing 1igmehI F
Grayre granted Parsons agt Frost ct aL-Denufes 'hS'
BIZ Judse Bspds. Cbaroh 'g the B'pp''
Church in OlTeT-st-Case decided .-. . a... o.. -.
By Judge Monel-MeCulogh Lead Company agt "e
for counsel
Common PLeas--SpocidI Ierm--By Judge Loew:-
Keany KavanagbSee men, for counsel senaAfas N
bumOrer the examination for Judgment debtor 'ae'e J
sgt. Speer.-MohOn for Injunction SDa receiver aeniol
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
81 pECIsIOSs-FEp. /

Supreme C6ari-Chambrs-B Judge Barrett
Nh a. Victor -Appca9n denied with leave Richard.
son sT Becssse and o-Ippcson denei Dwyer Dwyrr-
Report eon6us and granted In the Of petition
Rdxard r. WeeLe-Order Tesettled.
By judy. Fsncber-Ths john T. Baker
OF Apportionnent and Audit t--Srier seltol
Superior Court General 7erm,BefOre Judges Mon
nell Sedgut and Van Merchants Exchange Nathos
Commercial Warehouse CoOder anne with opinion
Mcneil j. Hene Pene.-Juds affirmed with
opinion by seigsck j. TAImsdge White and olhrA
Judgment anf a ordered with appellant
eren opinion by'Mone J. White and Others a Talmsda
Judgment sfrme opinion by Mcneil The Rector kc Of the
Church the Rdeeiner C~oRIeepions oFerrued and eg
Scrrd plaintiffs the verdict opinion by Segwck
GinS sgc Thomson olher-JunBt order Affirmed
@ h, yx Worst Bush ag Field and anoherJudgnen and
md s- ta or:ered With the appellant abide the
,.rt. opnon by Mcneil DAvan sst monsos and another
Jsrr rryr. of vacated trial ordered With
s a. ,he appellant abide the opinion by sedgsek
Wh ir al The Mutual Insurance Companyadgnen
s,.d 4, hs piainid the verdict opinion By Van fort
s, .d,r al the New JeneY Steam Navigation Co-Jadgmeni
h ION by MonelJ Wesake and agt Bostxek and
oyerued and judgment ordered e The psnt on the
Judgment reyef nd trial ordered with costs 10 he sppsSl
ss ths event, on by VAa Worst Corey ag Long-Orer
sSmed with ssts p oa and ors st Wallace ana ,1o-ySs
nt .xnsd U,x,ay the American nopur Life lnh o-Jnig
mni ever. and Igme absolute otir for The dcesdan. w'h
CO.., i hs 3I i The National Bank ot Commerce ag ihe
National mccb Baain A. suon-JalsnsH 'Arned opinion
Before Jaes. ,taeI saa Yaa ,yot-F agt p'o-Ordsf s
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
sfS1ToR Y0RK's SPEECH.

The following are the more interesting por-
tions Of Senator Yors speech, In which be made the
exposure. After audng TO an interview with Senator
Pomercy in which he denied having written letter TO
W. W. Ross, relating TO profits in Indian goods, the
speaker said:
day or two afterward was mportuned to accord to
Mr.. POnerOy private interview. At this time IL be-
came apparent 10 several OF the anti PomeroY members
that Illicit ana criminal means beng employed to
secure MI POmer0ys reelection and II became Us,
far as lay IN our power TO crcumvent the employment
OF them consulted with the tried and trusted friends
and others as 10 the should pursue and upon
their advice acted visited Mr. Pomeroy's
rooms Ia the dark ana secret of the
Taft HOnse Monday night, and at that in
teryiew my vote was barganed for "a consideration
OF $80DO3OOO OF which were paid TO me that even
Ing s5000 the next afternoon promise of the add.
tOnn 81 400 when my vote had been cast in his favor
now IN the presence OF this honorable body hand over
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
ASSIGNMENTS FOR FEBRUARY.

The February term of the State courts will
begin to-day, and the following judges assigned to
the respective courts:
SUPREME CoURr-Circuit, Part l., and Oyer and Ter
miner.-Judge Brady. Circuit, Part 1I.-Judge Van
Brunt Chambers.-Judge Davis.
SUPERIOR OoURT-General Term.-ChiefJnstioe Bar
bour and Judges Curtis and Sedgwck Trial Term, Part
I:-Judge Mcneil Trial Term, Part II.zJudge Van
Worst. Special Term ana Chambers.-Judge Freedman.
COMMON PLEAs-Trial Term. Part I.--Judse Loew.
Trial Term, Part II-Judge Joseph I. DAILY. Equity
Term.-Judge Larrem0re. Chamhers.-Judge Robinson.
MARINE CoURr-General Term.-ChiefJudge Shea,
and Judges JoachiWsen and Gross Trial Term Part
Judge Joachims6n. Trial Term Part lI.-ChlefJ udge
Shea. Chambers.-Judge Gross. ~
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
MIR. GREELEY,S WILLS.

Another hearing at White Plains, before Sur
rogate Coffin in the probate proceedings in regard TO
Mr.. Greeley's WILL is set down for this morning. 1t Is
expected that the day will be occupied in the
examination of Oliver johnson snd A. j. Johnson who
were examined in behalf Of the contestants last Mon
day. unless the Misses Greeley shall have decided 10
acknowledge the will executed Jan o. 1871 the last
will Of Mr. Greeley. Messrs. Manning and Storrs OF
Brooklyn the two executors named in that will, have
manifested determination 10 contest the will written
by Mr.. Greeley on Nov. ., land acknowledged by him
hefore his death.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. PEs. ..
~" N''- TUESDAY. PEB L

MONDAY. Pas. O.
No Steamship Mails ..., -. ID. . ...
No Steamship Nails.
WEDNESDAY, RsB. s. .-....---,.-
Mill n, Purop. wa Queenstown and Liverpool per resnshJ
u,ah.,,.n elo a, m Supplementary MAI on Pier No " ~
n ~ closed at II A. Steamship sails IL NJ. from Pier NO
8N.R.
A PrsAan Closed Mail Is sent by tbs Line
THURSDAY, FEB. .. -. .... - -.
Mill n, Purone via Pmo0th Cherbourg snd Hsbur per se.
n Wetphsbs close az II Supplementary MsIi on fe io
THIRD Hobokeu closed at p steamship sis A. y " W
foot Of Thir1st, Hob0ken
A Ptusssu Closed Ma Is By this line. ., a.
IA deposted in Supplementary Mails uH be p'epN VIZ
Mails for sy.na and MEXICO steamship CITY Of Mexico close
st2 D. Va. Steamship sas At p from P'ef No. IN Il
FRIDAY, FEB. Z -.
AMs for Hfar n s. closed At be NeSfoTk fosmee e'eV
day at 8 D. m. aud goes via Boston - ~
Steamship sails rom Posaa' me- on 'P
~ Dae Eew-YOrk Friday at p. .-, -
Letter postage 10 al Indies except when going direct vn
be Papers cents each vlb must pe pfeps
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.


| oy,icfAI.I STATED SESSION, FRIpAY Jan. 81. BT3
PresentWiam Wade esq President the chair and
member.
That receiving basin aud eulTert be but the northeast corner
King and Vsrichsts
That mains laid nom Fifth 10 seventh
That Tenth from fy 10 seTeueh be paved with
Ss,gan or trapbloes pavement, ~-<I 49, -
That hmps2s pliced In Efy ahhst from Fiaye % Avenue
That mats ee lad and streetAmps be lighted In FnysIhst
from the First ave to Avenue A. --~sTSNx--~-ss
That Eighty eeopds from BQale!ari River DHe be REGULATED
graded the cnrb
fat ts issa hon, Of Nos 5os S34 So Nnhave be
aSsSe rzp<------ 49,
SLfNRs PROM rHs BOARD AtbessRs hRysRRkD.
be built ia gishtyhrfvs, from Eighth o Nnth.ayei
That street lamps be lighted Pny st. FROM PfstaVe TO
That on both sAes Of sersnty a ss.t
River earb aud gasstOses be Set and the sidewalks be Jagged aud
rehagged. -
fourthkt be fencetn
That the sidewalks on both sides Of Fy sevenbt between Ninth
That the lamp sidewalk t sud 2T6 waer
u.psndei from the building No ga Water mpposi be removed
That the BLOCK bounded by Ffyrh and Hhy-evb1'' and
Eighth. ave and BroaiwaV, be fenced iu.
That he e.as both sides Of Fy IT, from Ninth TO Tenth
sves., he tagged ..
That srooa mains laid 10 steh AZ. Puavs Avenue
the OF Public Works be hereby directed
compel tbs city rafoad companies raise the
level with the established grade Of the and
either side aso the said compAnies
all switches aud tunoe not actually all rails snd ties
laid any for which uese has beea granted by
paired each and In OF refusal or neglect thea The Com
0 Pebble Works directed the work be- done
the coo, o The city aud " the expense nom h railroad
psnies -
That both sdrs Of Thirty hnht. om Pr. 20 Eat River
curb and aiier stones be s and the sidewalks be gci AMI
b. The olosiug vote;
xarnave- &scueu poler Ns'vb' Clancy k..snl
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
PAsSRNGERS ARRIVRD.

PRoN GLASGOwIn steamship Agstroliu Peb 2Hugh fons
Miss A. Ross Mrs ~ Louie children, William beteaad hr.
McCiriand snd children Georye c. Cnpbe h Campbell and
child John Bribeck, George X. Bu3ker
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
xrrt,TuRE ALMANAC.

Sup 100 3;Zp hoop
4tCH DAY.
c., O.02 Goy- island. Hell Gate feY' Ebs
aisH THIS DAT--P. az,
s.,d, toor - oZ7 Gov. Island m EC2 Hell GNle terY Eai
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

- a MEkwiN, AsSno,,er & =
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway. cor.
- hssslss beols WORKS q A.. Fancy Goods FsTaisrs Ia
LrBRAhSccmS Srsrg Esgishfo Choice Classics. Scarce
TUESDAY EVENING, Psh q al O'clock A PRIVATE CoLLBC
Of RSGRAvNGs "a ErclNGS Ancient aud Meern oycos
tive CHINA POTTERY aud P0CBLAlN Antique BRoSzEs. ac
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co.. Qate Leayitt,
" strebsh Col Clinton Hall N'er place. Por the
Of bBRANEs COLLECTIONS Of Vok PAINTINGS and al
kinds Of LITERARY PRoPERrT -
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
Sales bp Aurnon

JEaR JoaSsoS, jr Auetioneer.
A UCTI0N SALE-AUCTION SALE,
"A 0f 1raSiee.
Of $4,000 worth Of elegant sEepd and One table ess
ler at store s JohlsI coneneng WEDNESDAY, Feh i}
OeSsh AMI continuing daily ~ son --.ss =
pieces cake asors, pitcher salyers goo-
end other good nenon all OF which guaantsc
the bes. quality and from we'll known manufacturers.
This being close the business article siu
be sold to the highest bidder rI'ugs se. " A -.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

I ~ - M RaA'H ~ - -
on Calendar.
rs at IO:3Q q. m.-Demurrers and Is
and Fact.
BRADY. J.-Opeus at 1890 a. m.
III. Foster sgi. Newbrough.
l7g. Murphy ct al. sgt. HaswelL
1870. Smith ct al. agt huliken et
al.
is2. York, jr.. ct al agt Yer
planek at al.
194. Roberts sgt. Fisher 4 Ora
l86. Whelan agt. Lynch.
253. Darling act. Brewster.
l83. Price agt Price.
ls9. The Atlantic Nat Bank sgt
Franklin.
1871, Cromwell et al. sgt Hewett
lg2. .Bain, eItPK. ct 81 lagt. Brown.
1893. Brown agt. Post.
l9l. .IngersOll Sgt. Roe.
.n.-BARBoUR, Ch. J., CURTIS AID
OK. ~.
70. Robertson ct al. agt. Atlantic
Nut. lns. Co.
"a. Coleman at. Livingston.
Is. .KOenig agt. StOfkel.
d. Morgan agL Skildy.
n. .Talcott at. Belding.
%. Fitzgerald agi. Valentine.
20. .Durell egt. st. james Luth.
Evan. Church.
30. Under tgt. Solomon.
81. .GsyloT's MannL Co. sgt
Allen, sdnN, sc.
20. Meyers agt. Dixon.
%. Murphy sgt- Lippe.
"a. .Siekles et al agt. ellis et OIL.
35. .yoy agt. Swift
%. .Reincke sgt. Flecke.
SD .sBendel agt. Hettrch.
70, Palmer agt. Kelly.
80. Muller. admir-, &c. agt. Earle.
~. Bach agt. Zurich.
al. Putnam, adm'r, &c. sgt. The
Broadway and SeTenth-aye.
R.R. Co.
q. .strum agt. Tue Atlantic Mat
lbs. Co.
~. Andrews agt. 0'Brien. Shelf.
a. Rockwell sgt. MeGoyern.
As. .CoddingIon agt. Durham.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
CALHNDARs-THB DAV.

CSIrsp STATES DISTRICT Co
I. The United States agt Froeh'
hch.
2. Same agt. Calender.
3. Same agt. McKeoD.
4. Same act. Gibson.
5. Same act. Quantity Of lager beer
No 22) East Thirty -eighih-st
g.. Same ss,. Quantity OF lager beer
al M0rTissnia.
Same ACT. Three c1ses N
leather, &c.
a. Same agt. Caswell ct al.
g. Same sgt. Willetts ct 81.
10. DammsDn, etc, agL Clsnin. ct
al.
SUPRENR COURT-CIRcr
PART Il.-BARRETI
IN. People eL rel. Stemler sgt.
McGuire.
1919. Bradley, ex'r, &c. agt. Mu-
tusl Benefit Life las. Go.
l086I Woodbridge ct al. agt. MAYOR,
&C., City Of N. y, and Fire
Department.
go3. Moore agt. Mayor, kc., City
ofN. Y.
2l83. .Crolius ct al agt. Stark ct al.
100. Wight ogt. Ruurecht and ano.
5O4. .Haw. IT,. sat. Rsyboid.
5liJ. Jones agt. schrelL
$50. .Alerabder agt. Hegemsn.
684. Dean agt. The IEt1a Life
IDs. 90.
CHluBKRs-BARRETT, "opens
Monday Ao'
SPECIAL TERN-BARRKrr. J.--0P'
sues Of La
GySERsL TERn-IsGRAHAs, Il. J
81. Palmer agE Hussey.
Oh. In the matter Of the Com. oi
Char. &c. ,agt. htchens'een.
I2O. Barnard agt. Campbell
l25. Holloway agt. Stephens J. an.
ia. Steward agt. The Ph0nir Fire
InA Go.
$50. Carpenter agt Minturn OF al.
152. .Pardse et al. agt. Gay.
1853. Same sgt. same.
l54. Same agt. Same.
lG7. Zimmerman by Guardian sgt
schoenfeldL
us. King AIT Knapp & ors,
l16. The Lawreneeville Cement
Co. agt Wood.
SUPERIOR COURT-GESERAL TB
SRDaW
Gilbert sgt. Wesley.
T.. Bryce agt. The LoTillard Fire
Ins. Go.
g.. .Chamboget ogt. Carney.
4. johnson act. Oppenheim.
3. .Stubben sgt. RO0s. er., &c.
s. Beebe OF al. agt. Ranger
T.. .Badenhop agt. McCahilL
3. .Ruescher sgt. Klieu.
9. Quinn agt. Van Pelt.
10. .Gorham Manufac'ng Co. agt
Fargo.
II, .Hardaway Bolt. Spike ans
Pivot Co. sgt. Caldwell.
I2. .Anthouy sgt. Atkinson.
10. Aver ct al. sgt. Kobbe, imp.
&c.
it. Stevenson agt. Sprstt.
10. Muller agt Barrie ct al.
10. Jones agt. 0Brien, Sheriff
sc.
I7..Dsce agt. New-Jersey South
ern Il. r. Go.
10. Board Of Water Commission
ers for the City Of Detroit
sgt. Burr.
10. .Justh ct al. agt. Nat. Bahk o.
Commerce.
20. Hope agt. Balen, jr.
u. .Starin agt. Kelly.
~. willis agt 0Brien, sheriff
sc.
TRIAL TRRN-PARr l.-A
2235. Ham agt. Mason ct al
1899. Burnett sgt. Sha@.
498. .Wieks agt. Hatch.
1891. .Travers agt 0Bnen, Sheriff
I6l1. Austin sgt. Fargo. President
&c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20
12,OOO,OOO ACRES.
Cheap Farms!
The Cheapest Land in Market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
In the GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.
Soldiers Entitled-to a Homestead
of 160 Acres.

The BEST Locations for Colonies
FREE HOMES FOR ALI Millions OF Acres of
choice Government Lands open Tor entry under the
Homestead l.aw,near the Great Railroad with COED
markets and all the conveniences OF an old settled
country.
Free passes to purchasers OF Railroad Land.
tion Descriptive Pamphlet with New HIaps
Mailed Free hveFywhere. Address,
o. r. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. p. r. r.
my19-4w OMAHA, NRB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20

say ONCE at New YORK shat be superintendent. an
ensayer, melter and r. nnef, VINO shall he appoinf
ed BY the tresidant by and with the advIra and
consent OF the Senate. The business of said assav
ONCE shall be in ell respects similar to that of the
mints. except that bars only. and not coIf shall liz
manniagtared therein; and no metals shall be pur-
the depssit0f TO he converted into Gins OF the IIn
ted States. ana silver bullion urchas for eonss
when assayed, parted and refined, and is net vaIne
certified shall be transferred to the mint al PhIIa
nelphs, under such directions as shall be made by
tne secretary OF the Treasury a. the expense OF the
c0ned, and the proceeds returned to the assav-
onee. And the Secretary OF the Treasury ID hereby
Huthorized TO makeithe necessary arranoemenia fof
the adjustment OF the accounts upon sDcb transfers
between the respective ofiicea
fro I'm ooETTRuED.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20


XXTILL OPEN, THIS DAY,
w One case more, and the last OF those mag
nincent II strand, heavy m sh, all SILK and wool
nernanis, acknowledged the lest goods ever shown
over counter In This city; former price 81 50, now
ct 100. per yard.
Also, one tniire importation OF real Hama lace
sacks ami points, being tie balance OF the last I'M
pOrtation of an importing hJuse now retired from
business. bought aG Just bOc. the dollar or the
gold cost, ana will be- sold at the anne rates.
60 Dollar heal Llama Lace Sacks for 80
90 Dollar keai Llama Lace Points for 80
81 ID liar Re al Llama Lace Sacks for ~
~ Dollar Heal Llama Lace Points for 20
so Dollar Heal Llama Lace Sacks for 10
so Dollar Real Lama Lace POints for Is
~ Do lar Real Llama Lace Sacks for 10
10 ID jllar Real Llama Lace Puin for %
10 Dollar French Lace Sacks and ints for
lO Dollar French Lace Sacks and Points for Q
Also, one importation OF rich Silk Grenadines in
stripes and figures, which can be sold at one half
the wholesale prices.
81 20 Broche SILK Grenadines for soc
81 Broche Silk Grenadines for &c
15c Brnche SILK Grenadines Tor 3lc
N C Btoche SILK Grenadines for 25c.
Best qnality BLACK French Ltning for Grenadines
and Hernanls. at l28c always sell at 45c
81 25 Printed Frencn Pque, very rich for SOC
satin Side-bahd Welt Pique, entirely new and very
rich, s7Hc.; cost to import ,0c
D0nbl5.width Newport Suitiugs, 25c. Fine mix
lures
Plain Balermo Cloths, &C All new shades.
Several great jobs In Black Alpacds aud pure mo-
hairs-the 5T1S and SOC numbers especially
tors.
Quaker Styles French Lawns, finest qualities
Side-hand French organuies, q eat novelties.
at j. a SOUThWICKS
II South Eighth Street.
Below Market, East side.
apr29-eodot PHILAD LPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20

CHEAP RErNANTI,
" L,ts OF black and white Gallo ses Sc.
Lots of nest light +, Ints. &C.
OTIS OF Remnants lex, 1216c; worth zoe,
Lots OF remnan Tick. 10, IO soc.
Lots OF remnants Shrting Chiniz. Is and 1sc.
Lots of remnants OF all kinda. by the yard or
pound cheap. JOHN MOOR & CO.,
BIT ana 5l9 N. Second street. above Noble,
apr29.e0dlm Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20

Holm MOORE CO.,
Cd JOHN MOORE co,
JOHN MOORE Il CO.,
Are Offering some very good b blrgains in dTess
goo 8, shawls and staple Dry GOOds.
DresA Goods, from lz11c. to bgc.
Dress Goods, from 90 ~ T5c.
Dress 30 DIS, from 15c. 10 ST..
All the new and leading styles IN Dress Fabrics,
selling at the very lowest prices.
6haWls, ShRwlH Shawls.
hhaWls at 81 bal, So s, b0,tf4, IS and 50.
Bed spTeads. 81 rs, 81 TO, So TO S..
Boys CAssiIne res, . Tbc Il $l.25.
can and get some OF the ab5Ve goods, as we are
selling ch zap during improvements In stUre.
lHN MOORE h CO.,
bi7 and h!9 N. second street. abb I'VE Noble,
apr2s eGdlm Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20

DsYCHOMAKCY, or soul CHARMING.
] How either sex may fasc'nate and gain the lo'e
and anectons OF any person they choose instantly,
This simple mental requirement all can possess free
by mail, for 25c, together with marriage guide,
Egyptian Oracle, DreaTlR, Hints to Ladies, Wedding
Night Shirt &c, queer book. Addrt IS T. WILL
LIAMS CO., Puos. thia mVs-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20

AN ACT revlsing aud amending the laws relative
70 the mint assay offices. and coinage OF the URi-
Afafpa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20
naEloiAL.
flENRaAL NkIuRH 10. lIl

HAws q OF THR UNITED STATES
,,..f A ss Third Session Of the FoTty-sscond Con
Less'~ wv W. aFese s'H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-20

"RNRY WARD BEECHER's PAPER with
the largest circulation in the world: groV
wonderfully because it is the best paper gives sub
scrlbers the most beautiful premiums and Offers can
cular, J. D. FORD 4 CO., New York, Boston, Chi
LaRo. or Snn FranGRGn myb.Aw