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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-29
New York Dry Goods markell,

NEW YORK, March 2s-There was a
moderately brisk movement In trade to-
day with both agents and jobbers. Brown
COttons active, Great Falls E and Lyman
E, jobbing at 1910. Medium and fine
bleached shlrtings and wide sheetings
firm and well sold up, but low grades
quiet. Denims active. Prints, Cling hams
and worsted dress fabrics move freely.
Imported dress goods active. Plain and
colored Orleans cloth and Balernos In
great request,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 2s.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm and IN.
changed. Corn-Firm; mixed western
Coo. Oats-Quiet; western mixed 4ga47c;
white ACC. Rye-s0a91c. Provisions
Firmer and higher Mess Pork-$1O 90.
Bulk Meats-Firmer and higher; should.
ers O4a8tc; clear rib 8ta93c. Bacon
Firmer; shoulders tic; rib sides DC; clear
rib 04C. Sugar Cured Hams 12A15c. Lard
Quiet at Sta8tc. Western Butter fair
" active but unchanged. Whisky
Quiet, Ole.
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CINCINNATI, March 28.-Flour-Dull
at 81 5Oa7 70. Wheat, Corn, Rye and
Oats-Dull and unchanged. Provisions
Strong and excited. Pork-Held at
$40 90; sales at $40 co. Lard-steady;
steam held at &c; kettle SIC. Bulk Meats
Strong; shoulders held 64c; clear rib
sides held at7IHsci clear Sa8fc; large de.
mand for future delivery. Bacon-Firm;
shoulders 5ic; clear rib sides SIC; clear
SIC with sales; clear held at &c for next
week. Whisky-Firrn at 98c.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 2s.'- Flour Dull.
Wheat-Extra white Michigan 81 90; No.
white Michigan 81 70; amber Michigan
81 05a1 854; No. / red 81 II; No. 9 do.
81 Get. Corn-High mixed 40c; low
mixed sole. Oats-Quiet; No. 2, $50.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March 2s.-sugar-
Dull; yellow clarified 0Es101c. Motasses
Very dull; good fermenting Ale. Coffee
-171a19Ac,
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schenck,a PulmonIc Candy

Embraces in a great degree all the
principles Of Schenck'g Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant TO the palate IS the
purest Of CONNECTIONS, It's medicinal proper.
ties render 1t ettectual in coughs, colds,
bronchohial and catarrhal affections, &c.
It Is the most acceptable remedy for chill.
dren or infants, and can DO given with
impunity; while for professional gentle
men, or those who suffer from loss OF vice,
It Is indispensable.
These candies are put up in IS cent
boxes convenient for tie pocket, and are
for sale by all druggists and dealers.
]. Il. sCHENcK 6 Son, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch Sts., Phila. cod.
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GETTYSBURG
KAIALY SIME WATER.

The United States DlspengAtory, the authorized
record Of our MAteriA NedlcA, clASgGs this water
With the most renowned Alkaline or CaFbonAted
Springs Of Europe. II far cTcelBRny other known
In It's selEpTGsefving properties. 1t does not de-
teriOrate by bottlinR and keeping. II has never
been claimed for any. other mineral water inc
power 10 dissolve tho urAtcs, or socAllcd chalk
formations in tho body or on tho limbs and joints.
THIS the Gettysburg katalysino Water has done
in hundreds OF instAReeS. Gout, RiehnGttitIs
NFtirdIQId, DyEptpGlG, GTdUti, Dta6fttG, htdnsK
and Urinary DlSGGssS generally have AZ yielded
10 its influence. 1t has restored AuSci!dr Fpi0eI'
TO the paraIytc, cured A6dONtHG! DT0pSy, and
PiVen healthy action to the Torpid Ltrer. It has
cured Chr0kie DIGFrhGd, I1iES, CoTItlpqtlOR,
ISLETtd, C1tdrTh, DlSsGSeS Of he SKIN, General
Df6lIity and NeFpOw EfOStrdtl0B from Mental
aud Pkvrledi EreeSSEG. All these by tho bottled
water. It IL powerful antidote for KrcGistu6
Edfln0 or Drinking. 1t corrects the Stomach,
promotes Digestion and relieves the head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing history
Of tho spring, reports from eminent physIcIAns
and medical writer's marvellous and well .Rttestcd
cures, and testimonials from distinguished cItl.
Eens, Will DO furnished and sent by mail on HpplI.
cation 10
WHITNEY BROS. Gonl Agents,
427 South Front St, Philadelphia, Pa.
GEFTYRBuRO 6PRINu Co.
Fer sale by EDMUND BOOKING and Drag
RlBts generally. m4LlL
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p E N ovA l..
JOHN g. HEFTLRY

IA, removed his OYSTER DEPOT 10 Market
GtrSst, above Monroe, Ihouso formerly occupied
by frank FallourC,) whore he viii be pleased 10
20 hiB old customers. AuD
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Travellers Register.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

U,pr, At Which mails arc duo ASd close At the
PC,t once In this city. Prepared In accord
anCG with the latest time tables on the rail-
r.tyds
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The attention Of my customers and pnblie
generally IL invited 70 my extensive stock o.
BALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting Of
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and Green CIoLnS'
Granite DIAGonAlB and Theot A full line o. kn'
gliSh NeltOlS, suitable for salts and SE11Ae
OVEloOATB,
SCOTUH CHEWoTs-oi every ,GtZl 10 and
color. Also, complete stock Of French, knGlish
and Domestic OAHSIlkRk9.
An. q an fine Of VBSTINGB, SUI, Cashmere,
Velvet, WhIt0 and Fancy NArBOlllo8.
TWiil guarantee ant, - employ none bat the
III rs invite attention to my large stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Embracing al the latest novelties, such a. Whit
and fancy Shirts, NeEinO and India GSuSe On.
deFbhiEts, White JeanS Patent Pnntaloon DraW.
ers, BuBpEndeFS, Half Hose, BIlk and Lirsn
HGndkFehiAll, BOW and TlOI, the l0toSf 1tSiO
Paper oolnr1. White 6hirts made 70 order; q al
EuhrAntoed. Call and zee me q my new and
hAndaomSly G1anGoa store, Is Main street, Cen.
10 Wheeling.
BeplG G, ". BRABRIGHT.
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~ THE MILD POWER @g
. :; CUR ESsgsS
iIUlTPHREYB'

Nos. Cures. Cents.
|. FeVerR, Congestion, determinations, q
.. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. IS
;. Crying Collie, or Teething Of Infants, rs
l. DIRFrhHR, OF Children or Adults, Is
5, DySentery, Gripping Bilious Collie, g
@. Cholerasl1orbuSI Vomiting, Is
!. Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, -. - Is
8. Neuralgia, Toothaehe, Fnceaohc, g
.. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, %
10. Dyspepsia, BiliouS Stomach, .
ii. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, Is
y. whites, too Profuse Periods, 25
Is, Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, Is
Il. Salt 1Iheum, ErydpelHs, EruptonS, %
IS. RheumRtiSnS Rheumatic Pains, .
10. Fever and Ague,, Chill Fever, AgueS, 20
IS. Ophthalmy, and sore or Weak Eyes, 80
10. CatRrrIl, acute or chronic, Influenza, 20
20. VVhoopIn g-C Cough, violent coughs, SO
q. Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 70
g. Ear Disc hArgeS1 impaired hearing %
u. General Debility, Physical Weakness, 90
IS. DropSy and Bcanty secrOti0nS, 90
20. 9ea!SIclkness, sickness from riding, 30
~. Kidney Disease, Gravel, 90
70. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness
or involuntary discharges, 100
90. Sore Mouth, Cankor, -. !: 50
50. Urinary IVeGknoSS, Netting the bed, 50
81, PAINFUL Periods, with 6pasmS, 30
50. SufIering8 Of change Of htet 100
50. EpIlepSey, spamSl St. VituS Dance, Il 90
~. DlphtheF1ap ulce1nuu oOEe tntonIl "
S.. Chronic CongeStions and Ernptions, 70
VialS, so cents, Iexcept 20, 50 and 81, 800
FAMILY CASES.
Case tAiorocool with above 30 large walls and ID
Case IMoFoocol Of 20 large vials and Book, 90
Single Boxes and ViAls ~ above.
nSThoae remedies are sent by the
case or single box TO any part Of the
country, Greo OF Charge on receipt OF
price. Address -
Humphreys Specific
Ofico and Depot, No. 6e2 BROADWAY, NEW YoRE,
= For sale by all DrugEiStS.
And by LOGAN, LIST 3 co. 3. BOOKING
T. ]. FINNRY; JAS. NURRY; REED, KRAFT
B co., Wheeling; CHAs. FAR1s, Wheeling Is.
land; JAS. ELLIOTT aud ]. q II. N. MERCER,
BellAire, Ohio febi2-eodGw
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February Sd, 1868,
100 Pieces now Dark
Prints.
80 Pieces Shifting Prints.
IooPIeces BIeached Mus
Inns Of the best makes.
4Ieached and Brown Io'4
9heetings.
Real BaEnesIey eleachod
Table Diapers.
500 Dozen Towels from 10
cents to 81 %. .s-. i
Richardson's Best Irish
Linens. ~
White Ballard Vale FIan-
neIS. @
IooPleces Black AIpacas,
very cheap.
2, 600 Yards Fine BIeached
Crash at I2 I'2 cents.
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

JoS1AHE. upDEG GRAF CASH. Cash.. FF0'aG @yS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-30
AucE1ora Halea.
For Sale.

For Sale.
Will offer for ssle, on thu FIRST MON.
l. DAY IN JANUARY NEXT III not pre-
yionsls disposed Of at private safo,) . PLAN
EATON, belonging to tbs estate Of the late
09i; J:J ChaPpsil, known 90 the, ..RALEI0H
fLAUE, oontoining about 1886 acres, situ-
sted ten milss below Columbia, on the Bluff
nosd. Il IL weli-settied place. with fine
framed barn and stables, and framed houses,
With brick chimneys, for the laborers. OF
a'a mnom there is an abundant supply. On the
grounds. perfectly safe. except from extraor.
dlnary froshots; and there are 404 acres of
tim6eret land. running up to within few
hundred yards c: .he annth Csro,;c. Hail
road, at the ten-mile post. whore a wood
rack will be put up for the supply Of wood to
the railroad. There are about $50 acres OF
new ground, cleared up during and just pre-
yious to the war. and is considered fine
plantation In every respect, we'll adapted to
and the cultivation OF cotton
and grain, convenient to market, &c.
PAUL G. CHAPPELL, Executor.
Apply to SEIBELS s. EZELL.
Dec 30
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middling IS; strict good ordinary 1897;
net receipts az, ,264 bales; gross Is. $50:
exports to Great Britain 5.542; CONT.
nent 6.93l; France q. OFT; coastwise 4O7;
sales g. ,OO0-last evening 1900; stock
256. 518.
LoUIsvIh1s. December 29.-Flour
arm, at 8.25@7.O0. Corn in good de-
msnd. at SO. Provisions held higher.
Pork steady-mess 1850: rump IL 90.
Bacon tirm-clear rib 8as@8%. Hams
l21a@l3. Lard quiet aud steady-
tieEos gl@9N; keg 10L; steam SI@
83a. Whiskey 93idlA9I.
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i an hous n nthecity >N-o-"' 49,
goodp promises stop eiyed.
To1o%ng
ncst.
:
COFFEE.
0ccnts rpound
prtai
:ASu$", poand cents .rpouni
arre
A. w Sugarcu curcdH 5ccnts
CHEESE
Finest Mountains
nperp pnund.
Rib p o. pon
Family FLOCR, SO
SYRUP jcentspc gallon
full line Peak, Fan&
SMOKED BEEF.
Now Graz KED WHEAT
FRUITS, NUTS
HARDY SOLOMON.
Deco
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
at Bryan's Bookstore,

at Bryan's Bookstore.
MI EMOIRS OF MANY MEN AND SOME
NI WOMEN: By Maunsell b. Field. 81.
Goulbr1m's Gospel OF the Childhood. 81 25.
Mrs Beecher's House-keeper and Heaith-
keeper. 81 SO.
John Stuart Mills Autobiography. s2.25.
LetOatc. 81 90.
The Atmosphere, with beautiful chrome
plates. BY C,mille Flamarion. sc
Crooked Places-A Novel. by Edward
Garrett.
Nancy-A Novel. By Author of "Eed as
Rose" 75 cents.
Joseph the iowa Novel. so cents.
AGreat Lady-A German Novel. Is cents
And other new books. Dec 80
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For Sale,

For Sale,
EIGuT MILCH COWS, low for CAsI.
IL Address w. =. GIBSON.
Doc 80 81 Winnsboro. y. G.
7. III. Wilkes, Attorney at Law,
A ND United States Commissioner for Cir
IA cult and District Courts for Sonth Ca
rOlina. Ofice over tho Carolina Nationnl
Bank, Columbia. y. G. Dec 81
a Card.
HAVlNG determined to discontinue our
Ia NEWDERNY STORE and transfer the
same hero, all persons indebted tncro will
please mako payment at once.
IL. g. SHIYER& 4 co.
S1 Ncwberry HernH copy once. Dec 30
Repairing,
A Ii. parties having Cano-bottomcd
"A CHAIRS which they wish repaired or
ro. seated, can have II dono in n neat and
durable manner by sending tnenl to s A..
ChISoi.M. near .he Nov Post Onice build
ing p"c 30
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For Sale.

nm West side Richardson street, between
X SiosBom and Wheat, TWO COTTAGE
HOUSES. and about seven -ei ghths OF one
acre OF land. Price, $1,000. or lis equiv alent
in property more central
Dcc 3O1* A TRACER
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w Wanted,

Wanted,
TtH1S MORNING, TEN TEsMS, to haul
Il BRICKS from Nash & Co.'s Backward
to tho new Express Building. Cash paid in
evening. Apply to
Dec 30i DIRE ". WHEELER
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W anted to Borrow.

Wanted to Borrow,
Q x nnn FOR which first mort
D,OOO, gage on vaiua0ls unenoum
6ered CITY property will be given. Address
4 T. H., caro- OF Pnu.NIx Office. The adver-
eloer means buslneas. Lee 80
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Eutaw Encampment, No. 9. 10. F

THE regular meet
ing OF this Encamp-
s.aS.sas&&ASI.~aN3SAs ~ :. ment will bo held at
Odd Fellows Hall, THIS truesday) EVEN
ING, at o'clock. This being the night for
the election of officers for tho ensuin1 term
members arc requested to be punctuai in at
tendance. by order C.P
Dec 30 JAMES KELLY, Saribe.
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4 GENUINE rli;r
IMP0RTED WINES, BRANDIRs, &s
MFh sooTOH WHISTLES,
7N Old Jamaica, Rum,
Holland Gin,
sherry Wine. Port Vino, Madeira Vino.
~ Also, large stock OF hna old Whiskies,
Dec 81 &c. sEEaERs.
Festal.

Festal.
= Am. FOR the coming houdsys.
N8 .~please read the following Hst,
6o compsising some Of the GOOB
69330A THINGS necessary:
100 packages RAISIN9-SuI
tans. Layer and Seedless. in ], and yhoIs
boxes.
FIGS. CURRANTs. ALMONDS pECANs
WALNU FB aud BRAZIL NUTS.
MiNCE MEAT, SAUCES and CONDI.
In WINES and LIQUORS, our assorsme..
nsu ls uneqaaied in quantity, quality and price.
Moet d Chsndon ChAmpagnes,
Drandenburg Freres Brandies yinta1es OF
1885, 1850. 1850. 1865.
Brandenburg Freres, Clarets and Olive
Maryland Club whiskey. peerless in purity
and exquisite in flavor.
>, Wisdom Warter Sherries, Of Zores de n
Froutera.
Scotch Whiskey, from Scotland. This In
our own importation. just cleared At Custom
House, in Charleston. ex "Rosolve," ]" ana
sold in it's full strength and purity; It needs
no commendstion; q trial secures sale,
=. These, with an ample stock Of Fsncy aud
STAPLE Goods, always FRESH, are offered at
seductive prices-hs low, often lower, than
any advertised.
Artichokos, from Jerusalem; very select. il
Doc 10 GEO. sYMMERs.
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Canned Goods, 49,
MEATS--Deviled ham Deviled TONGUE.
Ul Deviled Turkey, Roast Beef.
Fruits-Peaches, Plums, Aprioots, Pine
Apples, Pears, Strawberries. aiI lT.4 N
Vegetables-Green Corn. Green Peas, To-
matoes, Mushrooms. For sale by ls-
Nov Is HOPE K GYI,Ea
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-27
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE


I = HEKEBY GIVEN THAN !, MAR
Il GARET McGRAW. a married woman and
wife OF fhornls McGraw. Of Carson City, Urlns-
by county, State OF Nevada will make ayrlica-
tio2 to the District Court of the Second Judicial
Of the State OF Nevada. in and for Ormsby coun-
ty, at the Courtroom Of said Court in sail Car
son City. on the twenty-titth day Of SertSmbcr
A. d. 1878, at the hour of twelve O'Clock noon
OF said day. ct such future time as the Court
may appoint. fer order of said Court permit
ting ME to carry the business of Hotel or
Boarding House keeping. buying and selling
wines and liquors at wholesale AMI retail and
buying and selling real estate. il said county
in my name and my WI account. as sole
trader. MARGARET NCGHAW
Carson, August -, 1873. au27-IIn*
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LATER.

Eureka, August 25,-Daniel Mathsny
confession was false, and exonerates
Finney from taking any part in it.
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8 2 6 8 Q O o

Sold Coin Gifts. vii! be distributed among tho
holders of tickets. as follows:
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Lake.
A fouler murder was perhaps never
committed for a less cause. That q man
should take human life for no other rea-
son than to be possessed of few head
of animals that the owner himself could
not turn into money, seems almost too
gross trait in human nature to be be-
lieyed. Yet with such an expectation,
and no other did the midnight assassin
send the az into the brain of the unsus-
pecting Green. No old feud or temporary
dislike melted the youthful and the hard
ened murderers to their deadly work.
The old man was murdered for mus
tangs.
The body was brought in by the Cor
oner and deposited in the old Jail, where
i was viewed by numerous persons dur
ing the forenoon.
, 1873-12-06

varieties Of beet yielding the most sugar,
| should name the white Silesian. For the
manufacture of sugar the smaller beet, of
which the roots weigh from | Id. to 3 lbs.
are preferred. The seed is sown by a
machine that we manufacture ourselves,
which sows four rows at a time the rows
are Is inches apart, and when the plant
first comes up we hoe the rows to keep the
weeds down, and then thin out the plants
so as to leave them S inches apart they
will then stand in the rows s inches by Is
inches. Though most countries and CHI
mates permit the culture ofthe sugar beet,
there is Of course a choice of soil, if the
highest development Of saccharine quail
ties is desired. The root Of the sugar beet
penetrates deeply into the ground, and al
ways fourishing best in a deep, rich, loose,
mellow, warm, and fertile soil, free from
saline and alkaline constituents, not sour,
and of a nature little liable to suffer from
drought. The yield per acre, on the aver
age,- has been about Is tons, although in
some cases it has been as high as 20 tons.
The beet sugar business in the United
States is still in its infancy and, with pro-
per encouragement, there is no doubt it
can be made one of the best industrial iu-
terest we have. At the present time we
are feeding $50 head of cattle from the
pulp for the San Francisco market.-Eu-
ropean MAIL
, 1873-12-06

WEST COAST or AFRICA.-Repoted Adj
vance OF the Ashantees.-We have received
the following interesting information con-
cering the Ashantee war from a private and
well-infOrmed source. Intelligence had
reached Accra at the beginning of October
that the King of Ashantee had assembled
all his fighting men and was marching
with an army straight on Cape Coast Castle.
Another army was advancing through the
Akin country on Chebie. 4 third army
follows that of the king as a reserve. If
this information is correct all the arrange,
ments for Captain GlOYer's advance from
the Volta will be upset. Cape Coast Castle
itself is almost unprotected, most of the
West Indian troops being absent on detach-
ment at the various forts on the coast,
while, as to the Fantees, they are almost
useless as auXiliaries, having been thorough
ly cowed by a succession of defeats, On
October S the HOussas under Glover num-
bered 500 men, those lately enrolled having
cot on well in their drill, SO much so, in
deed, that before the end of October it was
thought that they would be able to take
their place in the ranks. Captain Glover's
name possesses a great influence at Lagos.
Captain Glover was only detained by the
none arrival of the Gertrude with arms and
stores 10 leave Accra. A postscript informs
us that the Gertrude had arrived, but that
Sir Garnet Wolseley had taken 300 stand
of arms out of her for his own men, and
that, therefore, Captain Glover would be
detained at Accra longer than he expected
We are awaiting the arrival of the mail for
further informati0n.-Ui6.
, 1873-12-06

SPEcIAL.-Tho action Of the Spanish
officials at Santiago in executing the vo-
l~unteers and others taken on board the
blockade runner Vjrgjnjus is likely to re-
suit in the United States taking most signal
vengeance. Mr.. Fish, in a telegram
addressed to the American Minister at
Madrid, characteristics the executions as an
outrage on civilization and humanity and
an insult to the American Government.
The Spanish Government has replied
reiterating the assurance of its friendly
feeling towards America, and disapprov-
ing the executions. The United States,
holding that the law Of seIf-protection is
applicable in the present condition of
affairs, have ordered six frigates and two
monitors to proceed at once to Cuba.
, 1873-12-06
$136. 43.
r + III A r X S.

at l. Ihea attention of the Presidency has been called to the in many rspecsv very mfvour
able arrangement Otho pHy in Fednitod5 Hospital one iy being used by male and f-
male patients, and being 80 situated that the stencil when the wind bears from certain quarters
Is carried cross toymdnto tea apartments for Iunadcs situated near up to the Piy tits
nendo9 proposed " erect a separate Gy for female patients and according to 1.-THE Estimate
prepared by the ISpecOrd Buildings an which is now on the Councils table, that work cal
cmaNl to cost $4 6l
Iep ny BihemNl to be- built for use with Dry Earth ash ia avmtol+ that mnJr
dMOshon and cleansing OF all atHNs &G. will be attended to by the St. CMx Sanitary and
EerHzng Company. It's also intended to alter the old PMy for use with Dy Earth; this al.
eaton Is estimated to cost about SIS, and the Pvy will then be for the use Of male patients
Inc matter has been submitted Ot6 Hospital Commission which has recommended the above
Sad mprovpmuh
m 2 The Pnvy on Fpdefkseds Whafis very mconYenenuy situated, near he phoe intend
eau keeping Sugar HogSheads adm a very conspicuous part of the town. Just below the win
dOWs OF the Hotel @tmth cannot otherwise than give offence It's proposed to qmveH to
a nOeS eouhdH spot on the eab0m near the Fort Thee ypmHe7 are mhe EJimae fawHe
oltheC Councils table calculated to an amount of $780, 49,
eF|@a ePMnedd the aHoof the proposal and the incOTWinc@ attending the
" SEM d r3nSamen" together with the benefits to be derived from the use of the dry earth in
the @eon0dauons al, the hospitals we'll as at the wharf The presents site of the puvy on the
Whm,B a nuisance, therefore it has been considered BEST to remove and pce it by the aashoe;
there had been question of placing Oa private lot, where the necessary spot would have to be-
bought; but that has been given up-n reference to the remarks on the prospects of the
Island, made dumng te discussion on the last mh, he would say he considered the dHcinhon
very exaggerated; and fit we're otherwise, fittings had come to such ams as a5vured INV
the honorable member would be mvBe to exhibit such statements in public which md
only have an injurious effect on the general credit
Poas me h C~4 4 should have preferred that this matter had been postponed till the
baaget Rr the coming year. when th@e works could have been taken up aOng
T%h other building works and the matter could 90 the ordinary course through
committee on public okS-Hew would next make some remarks with regard to the form
of the Draft The Government had not before been in the habit nor he Council either
ing Expenses butmeey to post certain sum for building works. while the motives to the
Draft ed HeentHems are enumeuded; there appeared OM no reason to dyiae from the old
, 1873-12-06
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Colonial Council for st. Croix.
shares $5?'

Continuation of the Meeting of 18th November 1878
~ ISL discussion IN Draft of an Additional Grant for $500 as Remuneration t.
Sanitary and Fertuizng Company