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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

I've have received from the secretary
II Ne !llincs Press Association Q request 10
erwe!d hin the sum Of one dollar, coupled
Wteo ~ promise that the sum will BE- added
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Mr.. +. +. ALBRIGHT is engaged IN every
criminal case in the present term Of court.
We are happy TO see Mr.. Albrighrs tai
ents acknowledged ard appreciated The
time is not fAr distant when his abilities
this circuit Murphsboro Independent
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TEhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
From Washington.
lgrrgvAL REvHsuE gEcxIpr.

IETENNAL REVENUE KtNEIFTs.
WAsuISdToS, December 90 Tho in.
ternal revenue receipts for the month arc
s., 30G,O76 and for the fiscal year s4j,-
ll9,5G7. Outstanding legal tenders a75,-
oOl2lS
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REELECTED.

The stockholders of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad ro-eleoted the old board OF
directors to-day, and the board recognized
same as last year.
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From Cincinnati.


CiSctSSArI, December 20. The officers
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad here
are advised that on and after next Mon
day, passenger rates from Baltimore to
Cincinnati and other western cities will
be reduced 20 to 20 per cent. below the
presenL rates.
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ESufface OF water below bencn marx.
EDWIN GALAND,
Observer sig. Ser. L.. 5. A
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Money Market.

NV York. December Money
closed at 49j, after tending as high RS Z.
Gold foreign exchange duh at siGISs to-
day; .! sight. Gold closed at lO:9lOl,
after selling At 3G9!i market weak with
very fow dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21
MORE DUPED EMIGRAHTS.

Statements OF Some OF the Members OF .
Party Who Were Induced by False
Representations to Go to Brazil.
The soft told tale' OF the wrongs OF immigrants,
who come to this Western World in the hope OF
realizing their conception OF the FL Dorado was re-
peated at the Castle Garden yesterday afternoon
by members Of party Of Englishmen who had
been inveigled into emigratng hlther by the glow
ing tales OF land flowing with milk and honey.
Their story, the gist Of which is printed below Is
that OF many Others who never have an opportu-
nifty of exposing the frauds perpetrated upon them
by unprncipled villains whose consciences are not
above any means OF making money, no matter
how villanous the plan.
From affidavts in the possession of the Commits
sioners of Emigration it appears that some time in
September 1872 there were circulated in Liverpool
and its suburbs circulars which purported to be
issued by Brazilian colonization society,
stating that unprecedented inducements were
offered by the company to those wishing to
emigrate to South America. The inducements
were these "A free passage, seventy-fve acres OF
land, house and e. a head for all over ten years
OF age. Having faith in these inducements, party
OF 253 persons organized to start for Brazil The
first representation proved genuine. Tor they were
brought thither free OF expense on the steamship
John Elder, which left Liverpool on the Goth Of No
yember last and arrived in Rio Janeiro December
%. The deponents Reuben Walker, Henry Pagh
and James Millard, state that the fare on the way
enced the truth Of the adage that God sends us
food and the devil cooks" When they arrived IN
Rio they were sent on a river boat $50 miles to
port called Caunene, IN the province OF st. Paulo
After arriving there they were left for whole day
without food water. The next day the whole
party were lodged in mud hut which was with
out a stick of furniture and ALL men, women and
children, had to hudde together on the floor.
In this place they remained for twenty-our
days. On the twentieth day delegation
went up to the colony. which was about fifteen
miles of, and had conversation with Mr. Mallow,
the manager OF the colony, who informed them
that he did not want them and had no place for
them. During all this time they had no cooking
utensils, and their fare was very poor on. the
twenty-fourth day 1855 were sent back to Rio and
the rest to Mendez a town about nlnety-nve miles
distant. OF the 253 who left Liverpool thirty-two
died, thirty five came to New YORK per steamship
Merrimac, which arrived yesterday, and the rest
remained behind. 1t is the opinion Of those who
have come here that those left behind are ceasid
erably diminished in numbers, as many OF them
were i'll when last seen. Thomas Litham and
Thomas Fell also make aflldavits, in which they
state that they were induced to go to Brazil by
similar inducements, none OF which were fulfilled.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPRFME COUR1


ae matter q the application Of NJ, the Department
and commonaly of the city of New York, relative
Opening OF Kingsbrdge Road,
norhwsrdly from the sop'heIy line q lS5h street to
the Central PARK, in the city Of New York
Assessment in the above entitled matter hereby give
notice to the owner owners occupant or occupants Of
affected thereby and to all others whom it may concern
THAT we have completed estimate and assess
and that all persons interested II these proceed
opposed the same 40 present their objections in
or or 4 Seope the "a said
w se ssd 81 sy G Thp A
and for that p9rpose viii be IN attendance At our said
ONE ssSS is$ &.
d other which
making report have been deposited n the ONCE Of
here sfsasIn' S " ss 3 New ao'.
Tha the limits embraced By the assessment afcre-
or parcels Of land contained lying and being within the
ns A or sn s d @ s s he Ct IN line
e e. sss
sa
and turns to the Hudson River thence sSYwardy aonE
Water s"s "S marx IS said liver WIND. and turns
the line or ss ss os ss &
the easer side Sf the s. saS sou
sasierly along the said norRerS line or side llSth
sss oH Ssns Psss
cS 20 ss Of n "a
Hall, the city Of New York on the ash day Of May
shen and there or as soon as be
heard thereon, motion will be made thatth said report
VA! #Hfsf 4 S Ss$5$ss
NEW YORK March 10, 1874
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templated making many changes on his accession
to the ofice Mr. James said he could not ten. as
Jones about it, but he would not do away win
single man who did his work well. General Jones
said that when ne came In he had to make some
changes as at the time there had been tne mixed
administration OF President Johnson, but that IN
he had done the wrong thing and took the incum-
bents back.
There was some further conversation on the mat
ter of the ofiice, notably about the boxes, which
were voted q nuisance, as General Jones said this
work could be much better done by carriers and
present system.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRANNAN-LorT-On Wednesday, December 4,
1872 by the Rev. Father McNaily, GEORGE A. BRAN
NAN to Mrs. S. A. LOTT, both OF Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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THE POsTMAsTERSHIP.

The Inside Workings of the New York Office
Interviews Of the Ingoing and Outgoing Post
masters Interesting Points About the Con-
duct Of the Big Machine-The Improve
ments To Be Introduced-A Confer
ence Between Postmaster Jones
and Mr.. James Yesterday
The Conclusions Arrived
At-Sinecures and Po-
itical Influence
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A WIDOW LADY OF MIDDLE AGE, TASTE AND
n refnemcnt would like the acquan, ancc OF gentle
man OF like qualifications; matrimqgy her object Ad.
dress Mrs, EuWARpS, station
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, AGED 81 YEARS. DESIRES THE
n acquaintance OF young widow of rernement OBJ
feet matrimony. Please address JOHN FOWLER sta
ton n.
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JN WALKERS SONS, EXTRA AND PLAIN BOOK
~. binding done shortest notice and lowest price
editisus of books d9ne in beltsyle. " pey street
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MISCELLANEOUS.


As DIX IS RADICAL IN HIS TREATMENT FOR
n crime, SO Is WOLCOrT'S Catarrh Annihiiator in
curing catarrh and cold In the head while Pain Paint
pain Instantly.
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WrANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, WITH CULrITA-
w ted alto voice, position in some chnrch either IN
Brooklyn New York. Address for o3e week. stating
salasys &s., E. g.. ~ SOUTH I'd st., Williamsburg.
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NVANTED-AN ORGANISE FOR TUE MONTH OF
Fifteenth street.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
Denilslrp.
Gelp manteo-- alales.

WANTED.-B00 AGENTS, to SELL tho
nsw aud Pogaiar book ANECDOTES OF PUBLIC MN by
JOHN w. FORNki. Just pahlished by MesSs HARPER 4
BkOIHtRS For farther particulars nque Of address AYkRG
BILL, care Of uaIpS BotssIs. FTalAAl ". \.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
NOACHMAN. GARDENER, and USEFUL

months iu th country, COtCNAS. Hs fir koNe-e
.Crelilz would make himself generally ueL he
qarcd Address ". S. o Mr.. Caliils, 20 "es -o.I1L
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
Eon6on advertisements.
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS

The R5 & P@
%iu A Wen tz T. TRrSfn
"a IeSTSiLo w ~ NtV 4
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
DURE FRENCH WINES and SPIRITS.

4 DIRECT PROM TIE GROW kRS.
CARENNE II. SUE Gle, Wine Growers lofueaut
ship all qualities dinact 20 consumers -.
Orders 10y post FROM America accompanied With reference o. RENT
tguc be with Price lists forwarded on appcaon
Americans visiting London taste wines from the wood ana
bottles and PURCHASES be made at the London depot on tue same
Bordeaux The wines ordered can either be supplied OF
London shipped direct from BorauH to any part o
the United Sates Address Messrs CARBNNB H. SUE Ce at
Boreaux or the L,Bdon Agency Is Arst Rgegt London
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
LooaI Option.
HOw II wORKs IN oHEsTHR COUNTY.


The OxfOrd, Pa, Press gives The following
opinion Of the workings OF the Temperance Euls,
which was Eacently adopted in, Chester conuty,
Uader the @L@eal Option Law"
The groat advantages Of the temperance rule
under the "lOcai optioh" law have been very ap-
parent In Chester connty, sines the law went in
to eject % the fiFst Of April. The iaIl at West
Chester has isWer occupants now than ever, while
braWls In that and All the other loWns Of the
county. ~ q 8 FL AE
In our OaA neAoaghsOf Oxford tiruuken man
is Tars sight and. 70 our knowledge, not one has
been seen on 0uR qlroats iAca the tempeFanee
rsign began. Men who formerly loafed away
their time around the taverns and spent theiI
seAnty earnings ct the haE, are no more seen in
their old hauntH but may DO found, il searched
for, ct some honorable employment. The fear OF
come aud the cry OF others that Ifthe license wa
denied the hotels that the general business OF the
town would anflen grass would grow In oui
Streets our houses deserted, ete, has been proven
Is va knew it was then, the simplest bash. M
business has suffered except (as It should every
where, instead ofits vietims,l the liquor trAtie-
Indeed, considering the general dullness Of th'
times, all basiness is now in q h0nKiahing condl
tiOn, and n some respects far ahead Of the las
few ySars Tho statement that more liquor wOuls
be drunk, bsing sold eland0stin0ly, niugged AMI
smugglod into the community, than while II va
sold with lsgAi sanction, Aas also proven Utse
Such has hasa cur .sxpsriaAeS rale, and W
know that Ne express the ssntimcnts Of nine
tsntbs Of the eitiEaps this community q leaai
when We hOps tAal the tsmpeTauce law may Ion
remain in fun force and virtue.
50 a E ~ 3 !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29

JUDoR DURRLE TnREAxKNRD wrFM hEpKAoR-
,rENT-A WashlnRtnn cosToopondant uk tho New
OTleana Herald saya that 3 eolnmlttso from Lon.
isIana waited on tie Rgoeideut aud uFRod him,
not Only fOr the saka nf tho Houih but the GOOD
name OF the ropubliean perty, % Feraoye Judge
Tonialsna. and a. pATticnlar cause Of complaint
theV assorted that Judge DuFell had put into
NoTtonia handa aa analgnee In bankruptcy, large
amounta az money which had never been ae-
counted for. The Proaldent sxpFeased bic snF.
pFiss that Marshall Packard, who must have been
TronRsd by such proceeding, had nOe eomplain-
M. me COMMITTEES assured the President that
Marshall PackaFd'a VeTi0eation 70 the allegation
could be ehalnedi ID witch event the President
ave them Ne word " would FaeeUmOnd Coz
grsss as sOon as it assembled % impeach Du-
rull HtAN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
DoMALpsoW LATEsT.

EUROPEAN AIR LfNH-HR PROPOsRs TO MAKE AN
ARIAL. VOYAGE ACROSS TFE ATLANTIC. "a
DonaldsOB, tile @rOnapt, the most reckless fool
In creation, who 'skihs the cat,' aud performs
various other eYolutions on the flying tTapeze,
halt mile from tho ground, aud makes ascen-
sious in paper balloons, now proposes to add the
crOwnlng feat 10 his mriaI career by making
balloon voyage 10 Europe He Is now in BOs-
ton, Mass, trying to get the city authorities TO
assist nim with an appropriation. IL successful
be will, on the Fourth Of July, astOnish the ctl-
zens of tue "Hub" with one Of the greatest bal
loon ascensiOns ever witnessed. ,
Prof. DoualdApn has long cherished the hope
OF making such trip, and from his acquaintance
with the upper regions he Is convinced that abOot
u mile aud q half from terra fryna there Il a
steady current Of air blowing from west to east
which he thinks will carry him across the ocean
iu from seventeen TO sixty hours, landing him on
tue coast Of Ireland. He has been busy Tor some
time in peFlectiag his plnns, and although salts
fed that the trip can be made In two days and q
half, he intends to provide for trip of thirty
days. He proposes 70 construct three balloons,
one nearly three times Che size OF the others, the
latter Of which Will DO used TO supply the big one
with gas, as Il gradually loses its llftng power
The balloons will hold some 81, 900 feet Of gas,
and will have:a lifting capacity Of II, 900 pounds,
besides the weight Of the gas chamber them
selves, nettings, basket, ltlebOat &C. ItWill take
about 2TOO yards Of drilling for the big balloon,
but with the aid Of sewing machines the pr0fes-
scr thinks that he can get 1t ready In months
time. The basket In which he proposes TO ride
will be q comfortable covered room, with a celia
la which 10 at0re water and food for the trip
The room will have windows on all sides, = lin,
stove will give abundant heat for warmth and Il
cook with, while st night vacuum tube will
platinum wire ct each end will furnish abundan
light by sending curreut Of electricity along tn
wire.
Beneath this chamber there will be an opel
platform or balcony, and beneath that one of tn
Francis metal life boats, provided with oars, salt
instruments, food and water, will be suspended
ready at any instant 10 receive the Tronaut
should q near approach to the water take plae
for any reason. Tins life boat will haveLfOu
large air chambers, and viii be provided with
cabin In which the men can be protected frOI
weather. By means OF an Ingenious eontrtvanC
the centre OF gravity can be made beneath th
bOttom Of the boat, thus rendering Il impossib
TO upset II. ta
The professor proposes 10 take two men wit
him, and as his plans have the approval of Il
FAakln Institute, OI philadelphia, he hOpOs
securoas companions one or two scientific me-
who shall report the results Of Investigation
made during tho voyage. ProE Wise, the We
known veteran ballOOnist, Is quite enthusiastic
his approval Of the project, and Intends to
one OF the passengers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29

RsoIsrERRD PosrAt CARDs.-rhe Post or
ice Department has ruled that postal cards may
be registered upon the prepayment Of fifteen
CENTS. II must not, however. be put into an en-
YelOpo, but merely into the registered package
envelope. accompanied by the regular bills. II
is hardly to be Presumsd that any persons de-
sire TO register q postal card, but such is the
fact, applications having been made 10 pOslmast.
ers for that purpose, who have sent to the De-
partmert fer Instructions, which are River
above.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29

A HERoIc AcT.-The Reading Times and
Despatch aays A deed Of heroism was yester-
day hrohght to our attention which has thus FAR
failed to obtain public mention. On Saturday
evening last as group Of persons were standing
on one Of the eastern corners Of Seventh and
Cherry-itSg atsetbod Ia Hszing af DOnaldsOn's
balloon which had just ascended, two lille
children that had sIFuyed from home, crossed
the railr road Track, and one aged about three
yean stood in the middle ofthe up track Just as
the Philadelphia Accommodation train was
rapidly approaching from the lower depot
Everybody else seemed TO be engaged in looking
at the balloon, buG MIS- Knie G6odhaA, tesidC
ing at 446 Pearl-st., seeing the Imminent peril
Of the child, dashed forward, at the risk Of her
own life, and catchihe The child BY its dress,
snatched it from cartaint dSaGA, as the train in
another instant cams laundering along. The
e1citeWtnt was SO great the lady almost tainted
and the bystanders loudly ,apPlauded; what wa
one Of the mosf heroic acts that we have beer
called upon to record for long time. The child
whose name is Harper, was taken TO lis hOms
Mrs. GdodhaTps excitement was 80 great tina
che be- since bee9 suisgjng from nervous pros
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
C.p..la slsLi s.:..:. &c. ]. . "a. E..-..

SAN Faksqebo1 Nay q. -D0gus lCharloy.
Shaeknasty jim, Hooker Jim and Steamboat
Frank, after . conferences with General DayiA And
q ride through portion Of the lava beda, have
been iuEnishsd eth foar daYG' ntions, horses and
BpEingaelAElaaa anAlzhFto1 81 the tfAn q Zap
tsin Jack. The proposition made BY them Is 70
kill him or eapthea hin With ~ yesto Of the band
General Davis is satiaRsd Of their loyalty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29

silk handketchIefs, manufactured from silk
cultivated on the grounds now occupied for
nursery purposes by Messrs. Hopes, Bro. &
Thomas, near West Chester, are exhibit0d.- -
The handketchiefs are In an excellent state OF
preservation, showing their material to be of
an unexeeptional quality. These fabrics we're
manufactured about the year 1888 or 80. and
were disposed OF. ut public sale held IN thar
neighbOfhOOd, at which some sold as high as
le2apiece. The silk was taken to PhilAdelphia q,
Wllere il was manufactured into various arti
cles OF apparel. Cannot the culture Of silk bG
lprOfitably revived? u II y ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29

The Lnndoa Timts 4 uanaAly well Informed. :.
II the disDaish puhliohoa hy II which says that
Feanes viii adoak unAaR tha nav GovlFnmale .
1rss traas polieY, be true, i viii y esmpleie
OVsgtaTn q o16l ths pss nAslualss q ~. 1hieFs.
~ IatlaE Was thorough pE0tsetioniai, and sue
ossaaa b forCiag bis policy in thai respect uPon
~ Assembly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
lsrATErEMs.'

The eitizsuA Of Smyrna are going to celebrate
aThe Fourth" with ChildFsn's jubilee. b.
Mr.. Chas. II. HSndSrsOn: Of Smyrna, has invent
ed caE-cOuplsr that promises Rood utility. ~. :,
Tho settlement Of Germans who have, roesntly
sstlisd near Camden, Lost sight children laAt weak
Dy seafass IsveE' le 80 iIN asiftd f4itsi
Mart Bates Hillyard, Esq, Of Dover. hhA gone
to 4eComb City, 4isss aud d now the Secretary
Of the Mississippi Valley Company. 4Nt3
The ioiat COMMITTEES Of the. IsaidistuFo, having
in chaERe the repairs to the State House, viii
meet ct Dover on Tuesday Of next Woak.
3 Mr. Wm. IFsn& asaf Dossr Aas It s&if-A -A4tA
four distinct and separate 0aFs, tvo cloaa 10 tha
eyes, and the ether two nltlS aBove th6' proper
plAce foE ils ears.
Mr.. Chaa, II. Register. living near Smyyps. baS
inveated tteaybaEEy RichGs lg vtlek s1
snail portion Cf the stem, without bEaising.
ington, IN Kent Coapty, VII y dadifaks4 a buhl
day. JanellSt. Or. r. L. Dashisli and Rev. J. g.
Willis are exPactod 70 OGlclAts on the occasion.
a. : -
The latsut fson he 1Eodoc war b thai Troop +,
af he Frat Cavalry, was 70 start yesterday uadsI
to1capt Captain Jack and hla hana anA asooFtaln
We tompes Of Tie PIT River Indians. Perry vii
b aoeoRpanied By twenty Warm Spriag Indiana
Cns Ao4eb warrior, win h,g eqIA9 anl snai
children, aprrsnaeEsa on tAe 2Ith.
GoveEnof Coaka e thS District 0i Colnnbaa
has issued pIQelApaAklon elosing lhe Oxscakipt
el1ela e 1ha nlsAIiat sEsos-5D DsoogaAioa Day
Ha HaeonA1lenaa tAs elesea8 9aasEally q Join j
the aeeQlAelon eeramoaiaa. Tha hanks wall ell b,
closeaR 1M0 hll
RE-apVcEn0r JaWoll uaSia dFa.hlns slOn, ysstev
day. awaiting the arrival 0f The pSsaidant 10 Civ
him deanits answer regarding Tie Russian mil
Hlon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
NOTnIcR. q

NOTICE.
IN Having seen in your paper Of the 18th inst
notice OF Pussy Rice 0f one their drivers having
been hired by w alton James. tak0 this method
OF informing ny old customers Of the cause OF ny
leaving tAem. In the first place Pussy 4 Rice hired
NAN troln Philadelphia. and paid him more wages
than they were willing 20 pay and having served
On IAtnAli. West, Washington and Jefferson streets
pr Ays years. and built the route for thsm. did
1pt think il was doing me Justice TO put me oG my
odr0ute and put PhiadelphiA driver on az an in
crease OF wages over and above me. In the second
place did not hire with Walton 4 james until af
ter had lett PUsey Rice. GEO. p. HALL.
maYl9-u with Walton 4 James.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
aELVAN I arRTNGS.
y HCIIARI.TIs XVII, Paoraruron. /. !

iae WAY AII - II
IhisRlaasaAt place elvss9ft has been neatly 6tted
gpi ilg a IsesRli0R eg I'D isiteEs. eicnica
daa sod.al PaFssl.s fNI EI INV
ICl FAN. LONONADR. CAK25 HRuIE. 90 !.
uill y sald 70 al Who may desire theul-
No nisz eating liqaqEs WIN Be sOld On tie .FSuna
Wawsl nI1A eonllnno hia pon1la1a alAnd 81 Second
and Market streets. where the above uamed summer
luxuEiel nay ~ had duEing the soasOns alao at he
Be plea9ea ts see his many friends and the public
gsnerally. mNy9-Sn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
81 DOLI.ARS REWARDl

/ will par JiftV dollars for such information As
shall cOnelusivey prove the individual who on the
night Of the 9th, mutilated the in front Of nv
DWELLING. 9TH and Market streets.
may2I-St H.F. AsKEw.
Tlooks for Subscription to Capital Stock Of the
- WILMINGTON Mechanics Cooperative AssociR-
ton. Wiilbe opened for subscribers at the room OF
the Association, south east corner 5th and Market
streets. rear Of reading room. this evening from
70 80, .. m. s. II. TAYLOR.
may3-St Secretary.
CTOCKHOLDERs MEETING.
- sh9W CASTLE AND WuNSeIoS RAILRoAD
C0MPANTi May Sd. 1873
The anaual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Com pany,Will be held &C the once Of the Company
in New Castle. on THURSDAY, the 5th June, at Ii
an. ALFRED HORNER.
| mayz5-un SsC'Ty,
INTKCT1ANICS' LOAN.-Havs you subscribed 70
| Loan Association.
The Association now offers TO pay q premium Of
/ Is per Ceut for stock Of the lst series.
This shows the large profits made, and argues well
for the value Of the new stock.
l Call on the Secretary,
4 4. T. TAYLOR,
mayl3 502 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
8mtfrs.

NOEICE.-Some malicious person or persons. has
~ ,n reported around town. that have gone Out
ot the ice business which Is totally untrue. and is
done to inure my trade. still continue tho busi :.
ness and will be happy to serve all who will favor
me with their patronage,
- HOWARD p. WALTON.
may2g5t OF Walton & james.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-29
Medical Notice.

rTNhe annual meeting Of the Delaware State Msdi-
End TuesJay (the 10TH Of June 1873 at Il O'clock,
M. The Members Of the society are respectfully
urged 70 attend. DAVID HALL, Secretary.
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