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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-13

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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-13

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Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

no THOMPSON-ST STA first-class colored
IlTNDREss solclts families or gentemen's WASHING
Do al her house, reliable, prompt aud trustworthy ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
HEw-YokK. Friday, Aug Is, 1873

The horse market has not improved IN gen.
era activity There are, however some railroad horses
selling which realize from s6j TO $50 each. Imry
draft were received to-day. The demand for trottng
horses is virtually suspended owing to the absence
from town of those who usually buy them There were
however Canadian trotters received at the Bus HEAD
Stables to-day which held at from $3.50 to $500 eacn
Superior fine horses scarce but falr ran ade ~
them is expec ted. .
The attic ndance at Johnstons Auction Mart, No. IL
East Thirteenth-st large and the bidding spirited
but there was an unwihngness evinced to pay iul
prices Four times the number offered, however, might
have been sold at fair prices. The sales at this mart
during the Summer have been very satisfactory more
horses having been sold than in previous July or SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
SltraIlous mauten--temales.
and LAUNDRESS-By a

who Is really competent perform the
duties Thoroughly mentioned above; will object to be useful
family: excellent city references Apply al ODBLLs AGEhCf
lO9 West 34th-st near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can he implied with Lospvn
CLOTHING, perfect in style ana D., ~
following the instructions OF our ssn ~.
Measurement Rules. In our new I .i,
Book, which. with samples oil nA'e
Ia forwarded post Tree. .sl,
REMITTAHCES need not neee@sny
accompany the order, a, srIange ns 49,
have been made that the forusruin =,
Conpanies' Agent shah At ths na
delivery. collect the smoent OF ln'', ia
together with forwarding charges AH'
Custom dues ..,,.~x
This mode Of collection and deh,1y
Ia, been found Of great service ID COZ
ductips our extensive American usae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

A GOOD COOK wants a situation as COOK,
N WASHER and ROEER gentemans family 10 do cooking
aone country desre good references Call at lOo
Gfh me EtQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
The sales at William Van Tassers mart No. ITO East

@orses. Carriages. 6arness, &r.
ATN.Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
n IToRY POURrH.AyR, COR. TwRErrfFrHsI
Eve style Family Carriages ana lfAs Read WAeons asW Aaa
hand, al reasonable pness Hsrnss In great vanety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
.MISCRLL.f.rEOUs
Grlp Uanieo--Males.

Il. STEWART a. Co. want few ener-
IA MIN Tor the depsrmenso ihsif s'. S'''e
Only experienced fr,ea hands need appr By letter me
MANAGER, Broadway and rsnisst
WANTED-90 Statesmen for Prof JOHN
w SONS PREsCHAAkRlCAN BLACklhd 'ae %" zoe VIZ ~
Mes Starch Gloss Patent Blae paid lsr and COMA e
address vh " o. ma siIeaars T. 'on h'""
ed Bsssdvsv. brsskln. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

COOK.-An English Protestant woman as
" FIRSTCLASs COOK for gentleman family; makes excellent
bread biscuit soups desserts bones and lard can furnish hsa
cv rreuces Apply oDELLS AGENCY, 1O9 West Bath st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

A YOUNG Swedish Girl of % wants SITUA-
n TION 10 COOK WASH aud IRON has good reference IS not
AFRAID Of work. Welt makes good bread respect
fa obug objections the lO0 6ve over blue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

IMPROVED BREECH-LOADERS. - Latest
improvements best London rortnanshp 'eeong IeS1
orcs. KIpre,. Double Rides, small bores T. NJ REILLY 70
Pi's" T Orford-st, London Rue Scnbe Pans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

NOOk.-By q respectable woman as prO1eSseu
~ COOK; French and English cooking bonng lardag DC
referenoes objection
country Apply oDBLLb AGENCY lO9 West 3ihs nea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
COOKS.

A VERY capable Swedish woman of 30
wears desires situation COOK In gen,iemans house; is
qualified perform anything In the culinary art e FRENCH or
a h.ara- nrerh lne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
LHUFDRESSES.

JsO WEST 3iST-ST.-An experienced
sDD eoorsd LAUSDREsS socs washing and ironing 20 DO At
-. kc Mrs. SlMMs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
%%ssS5$
SAMUEL BROTHERS 80 Ludgate-hill, LONDON.
:, Old Bond-st., Ludgate-hill, 4. G.

BENSON j. W. Old B0nds
C. Al Mechan and 26 High HolboIn London
Tailor American and
oAmercan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
,EERSEG.

l.>O WEST 33D-ST.-A thoroughly expe-
~ euced monthly NURSE 70 enlargement, would
laval UnexceDtionable reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
GErsx.sL HOUsEw-oRK

40 WEST 19TH-ST., front roOm.-A re-
Sb spectacle young girl wishes situation COOK willing "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
More About sKe "Dstsoavo"
HIS SUSPICIOUS ACTIONS, AND HIs EQUALLY
sUsPIOIOus COMPANIONS.

detective" Plnckuey AmarT Is doubtless
gone, and It Is not likely that he will be In
hurry to come back, fer tho purpose OF "lden-
tifylng" the bank robbers, dreading. probably
the establishment q his own identity. Brook
lyn authorities declare that no such Detective
Is known In that city, which fact alone, Is al
most a complete confirmation OF the suspicious
which have been entertained against this
Oilicipus and "Oficias' gentleman. Eut there
are other equally suspicious circumstances
connected with Mr.. Detective Pinckney
Amarr. While at New Castle he told Sheriff
Armstrong, that, in accordance with the vari-
Gus "dOdges known To my profession you
kAOw," he had registered at the hotel. as
JOnes, or by some other fictitious name. But,
10 when the Sheriff came TO examine the re-
not registered at all, .et8a
On Tuesday evening, the Detective" re-
turned to New Castle with "his friend, +" the
Deputy Sheriff of TiOga, or seme other cOun-
tyin New York, who also wanted to "identi-
fy' the prisoners. hut Sheriff Armstrong re
fused to allow the Detective" to 90 into the
prisoners cells again.. whereat he ragged some
what, and SwOre rOundly. The Deputy Sher-
i'll was admitted, but Sheriff Armstrong accom-
panied him.. The former, on arriving at the
cell occupied by "Big Frank" and Hope, took
| brief glance at the occupants, expressed his
failure TO recognize them, and left, evidently
disappointed. In conversation, this worthy
strongly endeavOred to assure Sheriff Arm.
| strong that the Detective was "all right Dut
on being questioned It was found that he did
not even know the latter's name. 1t is there
fore highly probable that both these men are
| impOsters, and IL they are again found In this
vicinity, they should be arrested, and an at
tempt made to "identify" them.
1t Is said that there is a gentleman living in
this city, a former resident of Brooklyn, who
knows q gentleman there, by the name Oi
| Pinckey Amarr. This may be so, but the
above Pinckey AmaTr has been acting in such
a suspicious manner, that it is reasonable tC
suppose that his name and character are as
| umed.
"Big Frank" is fast being recognized a.
being concerned in various rObberies yesteE-
day, man named Winchester, from Perry
vile, Nd, recognized Frank as one of two
men who robbed his store, on the night of the
4th inst. Should Frank received punishment
for all his crimes, in rotation, il is highly pro
bable that he would spend the balance Of hi.
natural life, in court rooms and prisons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
GENERAL NEWS.

The ridiculous flourish made fortnight ago
of resuming silver curreny payments by the
Government has ended. 1t is announced thai
the grand results was the distribution Of $4,000
in halves and quArteus
The Memphis ROard Of Aldermen yesterday
expelled C icalla for irregularities" while &C
ting Mayor. The vote fOF his expuisiOn was
unanimous.
Stephen p. WardWell, cashier Ofthe CONNER
cial National Bank Of Providence R. l., has con
fessed defalcatiOnO Of 5000. Il is said his
bond and private property viii nearly cover the
amount
AT West Chester, yesterday, Mr.. PeTduG,
counsel for UddeTzook fled the reasons for
new trial, among, them being the discovery
OF important testimOny since the trial. Ar
gument Wasset for the second Monday 10 De
cembeF.
]. w. KnOWltOn, correspondent Of the Chica-
go Tribune, died in Washington last night, ol
consumption.
vessel has arrived at Victoria, Vau-
couveTs Island, from Silka, With news oi
the recent gold discoveries in Alaska. She
brings Twelve miners, who have SI5O, 600 in gold
dust.
Snow fell in New York and the New ENGLAND
States on Tuesday night and yesterday morning
From four to six inches of snow fell in New
| Hampshire and Maine. The storm changed
10 rain in New Hampshire Yesterday morn
! ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
PnILApELPHIA MARK ETs.

Wednesday,, Noe. Il. 1875 r. N.
FL0UR.-The market Is duil, aud prices are
maintained with difficulty The inquiry Is confined
20 small lines for the supply Of the daily necessities
Of the home trade Only 1000 barrels changed hands.
nc uding suPerine at $4a4 50; extras at $Sa5 %
Pennsylvania do. do at 81 25a7 IS Ohio and Indi-
ana do do. at S7aS 25 and fancy brands at IS 5Da
So as to quality. Rye kOar sells at 81 5Oa4 62s.
In Corn Meal nothing doing.
GRAIN.-The demand for wheat Is limited to the
wants of the local milleTs and prices are weak.
sales Of $500 bushels at 81 as so for Western red
81 Go for choice Penna. do 81 55al 6Gfor amber and
81 S5al 30 for No. spring. Rye sells at 76aSOc;
Corn s dull 1900 bushels sold at 6Sc. fOryeoW and
bushels Western sold at 5Oa52c. for white. and 46
a4Sc for mixed
SEEDS,-CIOyerseed is quoted st 6a7c. per pound;
l3O bushels Of Timothy sold at 5Oa2 IS per bushe
WHISKEH.-l bbls. Wester iron bound sold ai
92c. per gallon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
POLITEOAL MOIEs.

Samuel o. Cobb has been nominated foe Mayor
OF Boston, on the citizens ticket" by meeting
OK Republicans and Democrats, and he has ae-
cepted the nominalIoh. t8l lE
Returns OF the special election IOr members of
the LeglslatuFe OF Arkansas. held On ths 4th inst
Indicate that the Senate will contain ID Republl-
cans TO II Democrats, and the House 20 RepublI-
cans to 65 Demsorats.
The Albany Evening journal aays that Official
returns make probable the election Of Hopkins GoT
CmPtEolleF, and Plstt for Prison Inspector, On
The New York State Republican ticket. ,le
w. A. SoOitTOn, chairman ofths Cuban Anti
slaveTy committee, and Rev. HI. Highland
GhFnett secretary, are 70 leave New York q
day, for Washington, TO lay before The President
Psiiilon signed BY over e0.OOO representative
cOlored men in every State Of the Union" ask
ing that bslligerent rights be aOCOrded 10 NE
CobanA WhoDe OnceeH Will secuFe freedom to
Ihe cOlorsd race ID Cuba. y AAN y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
Bu.lnss. rro.pssts sA. Futuro.
Lessons OE THE PRESENT AS FOUND IN THE
ft EXPERIENCES OF the PAST.
From tho N. Y. wOrli.

From tho N. Y. WOrll.
There never was time 10 the history Of this
country when a commercial crisis was less to be
expected from a monetary panic than at the
present moment. Previous to the crash in Wall
evidences Of prosperity. The crops we're abun-
usually active. In this respect the contrast with
previous panics is remarkable. In 1896, Chica-
60 was compelled to import -four from England,
and in 1857 men were trying to meet liabilities
incurred when wheat was at two dollars with
wheat only at seVenty-fve cents buahel. In
the latter year, also, the Central America Weni
down with her shIplOad Of treasures, which wal
expected sensibly 10 relieve the market, while
nov the mines are more than usually active
and the transshipmcnt Of gold from abroad since
the crisis has been eleven millions Of dollar
with the exports Of specie since the LIST Of Janu.
aFy twenty millions less than in the same time
last year. Thsre has been, besides a great ir
crease 10 our exports in other respects, and
American shiPbuilding has been growing enor
mously. The gross earnings Of the leading
railroads have suffered no remarkable sdiminu
ton, and the manufacturing interests not with
standing many Of the mills are running on hal
time or closing down all together, complain O
no unusual dullneas, In the market BusiE.es
conditions are healthy except stbey are affected
BY extYaReOus circumstances, and IL public con
6dence remained, money would be abundant
/ A crisis in the midst Of such prosperity 10 no
easily accounted for at all By ihe usual chatte
about currency md contFaCti0h, aud not to b
I overcome either BY specie payments or tb
special panacaas Of Hnanciat qaaekp q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
MuROER.RaIoMINc IN oUnA.
The BRUTAL AND REVOLVING oUTRAeFs OF
tue ivQLUNTEERs.

HAVANA, Npv,70n,th the 7th instant the captain
and thirty SlK Of the crew OF the steaIsef
Virginius were executed at Santiago de
Cuba, and ON the next day, the Sth, twelve more
Of the Cuban volunteers on the vessel were
shot. Among the latter Was Franchi Alfaros.
WILL THESE BIZ TREATGD LIKEWISE?
A despatch from Santiago de Cuba. annonne-
ing the execution Of Capt Fry and the crew Of
the Vlrglnius and twelve more Cuban patriots.
says that Franchia AlfAros, who was among the
Latter number, offered the Spanish authorities a
million Of dollars If they would spare his life.
the Presidency OF the sO-called Cuban Republic.
Several passengers, men and women, 6y the
steamer City OF New York, from New York No.
yember O, which arrived, were yesterday arrested
by the authorities on landing. 1t is reported
that they are accused OF completely with The In
surgents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
MedlenlR RabAlss.

Columns would be required 10 snumerats the
medical bubbles that have risen 70 the surface
and burst since HOstetters stomach Bitters became
Boasts the n st extravagant. fabrioations the most
preposterous can't the most sickening, have in turn
been employed 20 bolster up the NOfthless Drepa-
rations that have frem time 70 tine been introduced
IN the hope Of dividing the heid with that famous
vegetable remedy. Signal failure has been the lot
preventive Of ep denies, stOmachic an invigorant
general Iess oTatiVe, and specific for INDIGESTION
constitutional weakness parOxysmal feYeTs. and all
ceAplAints 70 which the more sensitive sex ara ex-
clusVely liable Is established upon the sound basis
Of more than twenty yoars' experience. and can no
more be shaken by the elAp-trap nOsJFums Of un-
oient.he pretonders than the everlasting hills BY
the winds that rustic through their dehles.
noYl2tolo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
n N "a -
o0UVTRIRs,
MEATEraa TR1h .nvnnLna.

Jefferson LOdRsy No, 2. I. O. OF, At Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
\ Kookuk Tribe, No. 8, /. o. n. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l6 Market street.
. Wilmington Division, No. I, s. Of T., al Sons
OF Temperance Hall. McClary Building. MARKET
ct above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No. |, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King htFeet.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5O4
Market street
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. OF p, at knights Of
Pythias Hall. 21l Market street
Eden Lodge. No "a, 1 D OF. at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
LOCAL ImTRLLIoRmoE

/ The City Council meets this evening.
The thermometer drcpPOd suddenly this mOru-
in:.
Don't forget The meeting at Genital Church to
night
The new Recorder Of Deeds for this county uiil
probably be announced tomorrow.
Wear hannel next the skln, baIhe frequently,
and avoid the night air as much as possible.
The regular monthly meeting Of Star and Young
Meas Loan Associations will be held tonight.
The stated meeting of the Historical Society Ol
D. aware, will be held this evening, at ~ o'clock
About this time look out fos gentlemen proWi-
ing around your premises ON business not uncOn-
nected with the hcn.rOOst.
The most prominent arrival ON the Baltimore
train this morning, was pretty little puppy
ahich attracted 4 crowd OF admirers.
The 81 volume of Houston's Delaware Re.
Nnrts" is Just issued from the Press OF James s
Webb, and for sale by them at pa Market St