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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

DELAYRD.-In consequence of the accident TO
the bridge on the Delaware Railroad, at Laurel,
the train NORTH yesterday afternoon, was detained
and did not arrive in this city until seven O'Clock
in the evening" delay of over three hours. The
bridge had been forced out Of line by quantity
Of driftwood when this was removed it resumed
its former position. It was afterwards securely
braced and strengthened
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
&laerifi's sale.

6sLa, By virtue Of a writ Of Lesari FaeiAs TO me
sfl. directed. " II he exposed 10 Public Sale. q.
wv the Lafayette Hotel. No. Sil ShipIey street.
llL kept by James q. PiersOn. Ia the eity OF
WiImingt0n New CRstle county, Delaware.
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF y february, A.D.
1873. At o'clock. p. m.. the following described
Real Estate, via;
All that ceFtaia los OF land situated In The city Of
WILMINGTON. county and State Aforesaid. h0undad
and described - follows. TO Wit: Beginning on the
noTtheriy side of Ninth street between Adams ARd
Jackson streets. ut q thirty eight test vide aliey;
thence by the said side thereof eastoRy thirty two
feet theaes sontherlY parallel 70 jackson street
one hundFed feet TO the said side Of Nnth street,
thence thereby westerly 81 feet to the place Of be-
ginning. be the same more ar less With the pPisi-
iege moreover OF the use OF said alley In o0naman
With other pFopaFty owners thereon. forever.
Seized and take q into execution ns the pro perry
OF AhFam Il, W0olslOn and Ella 5. N. hls wife, and
{. g. apd 20 be sold BY
RQBERf L. ARMSTRONG, shesaa,
SHERIFF. 0hee. New Cqstla. Jan. lA. AID. lsf3 fsba
RxrRA NEW BUcKwnRAF MEAL At the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
Dr. TuGt's ExpeesOramt.

The properties Of this elegant preparation are
demulcent nuLrItlve, balsamic, healing and sooth-
Ing. II bEaces the nervous system and produces
relieves gloOmlness and depression. II Is the
most valuable Lung Balsam ever offered 70 suffer
ers from Pulmonary diseases.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

BAPTIsM.-On Wednesday evening next,
the ordinance of Baptism will be administer
ed to fifteen persons, at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. A deep, and earnest relig-
lOus revival has been going on at this church,
for some time past.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
Mature Gives US TOoth,

Bat she does not preserve and purify them
That must be done vita fragrant SOZOD0NT.
The dental bone and lls enamel casing are made
invulnerable TO all destructive influences by the
daily use Of this bene6csnt preparation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

NEW SIGN.-Jackson, the bill poster, on Sixth
street, between Market and Shipley, has provide |
himself with q new sign, which is quite handsome
in appearance, well unique in design. 1t is
surmounted by a large eagle, with outspread
wings resplendent in ali the glory of a coat of
guiding.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
MICHAEL MoGEARY

NNOULD respectfully inform niR friends and the
w public that he continues 10 keep on hand the
.rSsst and best ass0rtme ment of Gentenmena. adies
nd Boys
New and secondhand Clothing
ct the best quality. At No. 5I9 FaanAil street
Also. his large stock Of Boots. Shoes aud Ladies
Caters. Of the best styie IL worthy VI attent be
Bed Clothing. biAn6ets. Sheets aad Spreads con
atAntly haad. tie feels hdSnt that be IL able
20 sell goods lover thaa any other peFsan In this
city. Give him call before puFehasinR dsoW WheFe,
As he will give satisfaction 70 all who may favor
him with their patronage.
mA. Highest cash prices paid Rags, Iron, Brass
opper. Glass. link Lead and all goods in bis lis
III. MoGEARY.
TstAall1 WtlminGtOa. De
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
LOCAL IMrELLIoeMoE.

The "Washy" hall viii be the ball of the season
English Opera at the Masonic Temple, tonight:
Brandywine and Mutual Loan Associations
meet tonight
The train from the Delaware Railroad WAS de-
layed, yesterday afternoon.
The Philadelphia aud Delaware Railroad has
been leased by the w. & w. r. r.
The Skating rink opened in St. Mary's College
Building last evening. with good attendance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

has been disposed OF since last report; fifty cents
and costs.
Wm. Bayard, col, and Jas. Collins, tried for
larceny, Yesterday, were each committed to New
Castle, IN default of bail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

MISSIONARY ANNIvERsARY.-The annual Mis-
sionary Anniversary of the Sabbath School ole
PAurs NJ. T. Church will be held in the audience
room next Sabbath afternoon. Addresses ar
expected from several OF the pastors OF the other
churches in the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

TELR0RAPH STATIoNs.-TWo new telegraph
stations have been established along the Whining
ton and Western Railroad, one at Ashland aud
the other at Southwood An instrument has
already been placed ut the latter station aud con-
nection made with the wires.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

New ROLLERS. - The Wilmington Rolling
Mill has not been running for a week, on account
of the putting in Of a new set of squeezing roll
crs, which cost four or five thousand dollars.
Operations will be resumed in a few days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

RESIGNED. The Revs. Jacob Todd aud Robt
W. Todd, have each resigned their pastorAtes, to
take effect at the end OF the Conference year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

REAL ESTATE SALB.-Mr. Joshua Conner bas
purchased of James q. Lindsey, two building lots
a. Fifth and Van Buren, streets for SIS per foot A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

ExrRA NEW BUcKWnRAr NEAL at the
Nv. N. CHANDLRRS.
Gil Market street.
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A Portland photographers engaged a
woman to wash the floor OF his p{roto,
graph gallery. The woman. seeing n
large basin-fnll OF. what she presumed
was hot water standing on the stove.
emptied the contents into her water
pail to warm the water it contained.
Now it happened this basin contained a
silver bath for negatives, and the result
was ono black floor, two, female arms
we'll blacked, an awfully scared Irish wo.
man. who thought "the devil had turned
her into nagur, sure" and loss OF
hfteen dollars to the photographer.
Journalism is indeed looking up in
Japan. The Tycoon has started daily
paper, and as he announces That he will
behead every abie-bodied .'Jap" who
does not subscribe at once. he hopes 10
work up quite list Of subscribers. and
make his paper ''pay from the start. I"
Native merchants who do not advertise
have their property oonfisoated.
The society for the conversion OF the
Jews. in Philadelphia. employed mis-.
sionary for the work; who preached
seventy y-six sermons and distributed o.
600 tracts during the past year and did
not bring down sins.s Jew. The mere
name OF such society would prevent 1t
from ever effecting its object il nothing
else did.
A young Iowa lady, who goes strong
Tor woman's rights. has been presented
with pair OF pants. She painted for
freedom, she painted for renown; that
made pair OF pants. and she pnt them
on.
d Washington inventor is hard at
work on model for dog that oan run
along the top of fence. He expects to
wreak destruction on the cats and be-
come Weather than the Rothschilds.
When the Speaker of the. Arkansas
Legislature said that the gentlemen from
Clay County was out OF order, Clay
County picked up an inkstand, and
offered to bet ten dollars he wasn't.
A Janesville, Wis, woman irretrieya-
bly, hattened a pretty bar.keeper's nose
with o brick, because he persisted in
putting brick in her husbands hat.
''Bummerhaven" is the euphonions
pet name bestowed by the Western press
upon Dayton. Ohio, on account OF it's
$50 bar-rooms.
The San estimates that 1000 Young
men are thrown out of employment by
the sudden spasm of virtue in New York.
which closes the gambling dens.
Siberia has twenty-eight new gold
mines, all OF which promise to pay we'll.
1t ia probable there will be many voIpn-
tary e1iles there before long. 3
a felonious Ohioan recently added in
suit to injury By selling stolen horse to
the very man from whom he stole il.
Saballs, the Carlist leader, recently
shoJ dead ono OF the officers under lis
command, who he learned was about to
surrender to the Government troops.
It cost the railway companies of Eut-
land IS. 600. 600 for trifing with the lives
OF passengers last year.
The total loss suffered by the army in
the Modoc war thus far is seventy one
killed and aixty-seven wounded.
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Headquarters National Guard,

o4A1F1 Of SUI LII CAROLlNA.
COLUMBIA, g. O., May 10, 1873
SPEClAL ORDERS. NO. &c.
The following Special Order, having
L. been received from the Adjutantand In.
spector- Generals Office, is hereby promui-
gated for tho information and goyernmen mt OF
all concernod:
HEADQUARTERS SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
ArJ'T AND lNspECroR-G GENERALS OFFICE
CoLrMBiA, May 10, 1878
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. &c.
l. On the Recommendation OF the Maj,r-
General commanding tho National Guar,i OF
this state, the following changes arc hereby
made, viz:
First Lieutenant Walter Maxcy, Company
u, Second fcSiueIt, y. G., is heIcby re-
moved.
The resignation OF Second Lieut. enant F. II
Harris, OF Company D, Second Regiment, il
hereby accepted, to take effect Immediately.
Simon Williams is hereby appointed FIRST
Lieutenant OF said Company, rice Maxcy, re.
moved.
Sergeant. Major G. Washington is hereby
promoted Second Lieutenant Of Company D,
cice Harris, resigned.
They will be obeyod and respected accord
ingiy.
is order Of his l:1collency the Governor
tSigned) II. W.PURyIs,
Adjutant and Inspector Genera, y. c.
BY command OF Msjor.General II. B. Ell
LOTT.
JAMES KENNEDY,
Colonel and Assistant Adjutant. General.
May Is Q
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PARIs, :, Nay sI5..- -Beutes5 B4tY 42c,
Specie decreased 75O. .OOOf

i EARM, Mays I6..-HeptESi H4t.r 42c,
Specie decreased 75O, DOOR.
New YoRK,. May. ,15rNooa.-Money
lhrm, at z. Gold. firm. at l77l@17%.
Gorernments,2dplI 'bgt steady. Stats
bonds very quiet. Cotton quiet and
steady sales COG bales--middling uplands
.l94; Orleans 19A. Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat firm, at 1.70@1.73 for No. 2
Milwaukee,. Corn quiet. without de-
oided change. Pork quiet and nm.
9hanged.new 1900. Lard steady.
7P. nj. Net receipts 497 bales; gross
j. .232: sales for future delivery ii 200.
as follows: May ls 1892. 1917; June
gust is 9.16, JisN. Cotton closed aI, Quiet Met
and ateady; sales 1919 bales; no change
in quotations. Flour active: tendency
ap-common to fair extra 35@S. 25;
good to choice s 35@11.50. Whiskey
unchanged. Wheat closed easier. Corn
closed heavy; advanced freights checks
grain export lemand-Western and
Southern yellow corn IS. Rice dull, at
7A@S1a. Pork heavy, at 1900. Lard
steady. Navals dali. Tallow quiet and
6rm. Freights frmer. Money 5@e.
Sterling 81. Gold l75s@l72S. 90
vernments dull but steady. States dull.
LOUISVILLE. May 15.-Breadstuffs
steady. Provisions dull. Pork II. SOFA
1S.OO. Shoulders ~; clear 977xx, packed.
Others unchanged.
ST.. Louis, May 15.-Corn excited
in elevator 401a. Pork in limited lob.
bing demand; buyers and sellers apart
Whiskey irm, at 80.
CINcrNSAT1, May 15.-Murkets show
no material change.
MRMpHIs. May 15-Cotton receipts
7S6 bales; shipments 1,4lS; stock SO. sis.
New ORLEANS, May 15.-Cotton in
good demand-ordinary l255a; good ordi.
nary 152s@15H; low middling 1890
II; middling 18LG18a6; net receipts
8. $50 bales; gross 3,766; exports to
Great Britain l. Ala; sales to-day 18, 900;
last evening 1,000
MOBILE. May 15.-Cotton frm.-good
ordinary 159l51; low middling 16ls@
l6N; middling l7M@1754; net receipts
404 bales; exports coastwiee 3l6; sales
500; stock 30,97o.
BosToN, May 15.-Cotton Hrmcr-
niddling 1875; net receipts 81 bales;
gross 4O8; sales $50; stock 1850.
NoRFoLK. Aay 5.-Cotton--net re-.
ceipts 822 bGles; exports coastwise 456;
sales 1856; stock 1878.
BALTIMORE, May 15.-Cotton quiet
middling. 10; gross receipts ITO bales;
exports ooasswise 6S; stock G.03S; sales
$50. -
W1hMISaToS. Nay -Cotton-net
receipts 33 bales; exports coastwise 1863;
sales 49, stock $3.50.
CHARhEsroS, May 5.-Cotton-net
receipts 223 bales; exports coastwise 824;
sales 200; stock PAIL.
. SAVANNAH. May 5.-Cotton-net re-
oelpts 755 bales; sales GIG; stock 80, 7O6.
qAnyEsToN, May 15.-Cotton-net re.
ceipts 1872 bRles; sales 450; stock 40, OPT.
AUGUSTA. May, 15.-Cotton In mode
rate Misunderstanding 1917; receipts
l29 bales; sales 252
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Y ANNRxATIoN.-A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, who recently
travelled in Canada. has found the
young men" warmly in favor Of annex.
alton to the United States. The same
!s the case With the young women; but
both generally proceed to annex here in
the United States, when they get q
chance, without waiting for Canada to
do so.
Mr.. Emerson is saad to have enjoyed
his voyage up the Nile more than any
thing he had ever experienced in the
way. OF travel. He said it was the nine.
teenth century floating through the
Egyptian myths, and pIucking out the
sou! OF their mystery. Mr. Emerson is
nothing II not traneoendental and con-
sequenflal. he the nineteenth century!
A Missouri woman said she gave a
railroad conductor $40 bill; be sai it
was 50 bill; she insisted; he persisted:
she took ont revolver and snapped it.
and he gave her the eight dollars balance,
not wishing to have any dispute with
lady.
Is Napoleon dead? A correspondent
OF the Paris Figaro says no, and that the
person inferred at Chiselhurst is a coun-
terfeit Emperor. while the real Bona.
parte is travelling quietly through
France, testing the political feelings OF
the people.
The Marion Star says that a colored
man by the name of Isaac, and EN- ployed
on the Wilmington, Columbia and An.
gusta Railroad, was drowned on Satnr.
day last, in Lumber River, near the site
of the Fair Bluff mills, at Fair Bluff.
N. @.
Rev. J. Fletcher Williams, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, has
been convicted of conduct unbecoming
q parson, before church council in
Marion County, Ky, and expelled from
the fold. The principal witness against
him was young girl.
Andrew McOlelland, leading policy
dealer, was convicted, few days ago.
in Brooklyn. He is said to have been
partner of Nicholas Duryea, killed some
months since by his rival, Simmons. He
was sentenced to ono year in the peni.
tentiary and to pay fine of 81 900.
The old practice OF prescribing medi.
Gated bacon for lung disease is beginning
to come into favor again, which will
give the graceful pig chance to root
out the prejudice under which he has go
long suffered.
At the Vienna Exhibition there will be
exhibited machine for stereographing
musical compositions as tho fingers Of
the pianist fly over the keys.
The New Orleans Opera House has
been gold by the sheriff for $40,O It
cost the Opera Association 1920, 900.
There we're 38 deaths in Charleston for
the week ending the 1Oth-whites Is;
colored %.
New York will replaos her wooden
pavenents by stone as fast as she can
spare the rocks.
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The West is a great country. A Min
nesota farmer lost gimlet three years
ago. The other day be cut down tree
near his barn, and found in it q three
quarter inoh angur.
An accomm odatipg Newark man did
bis suicide job in the grave. yard, few
days age. The sexton was gratitied, but
the coroner grumbled.
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enc'' falling hair checked, and bald
ness often though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where tho follicles arc DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and dccayed.
But such az remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fo,,iing the hair With a pnsty sedi.
mcnt, it will keep it clean and VII gorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deletcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, aud
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only hcnefi: but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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@Ns7, .AAZZH
SEMANS$ySser rsSSs;>yEeErABlE slcILlkn
p sgsSSs -HAZR
q @RENEwER.

Every year increases the populari-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation. .
which. is due to, merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to it's high standard:
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for. restoring GRAH
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color.
making it soft, lustrous, and silkan.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. It removes all eruptiona
and dandruff and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco-
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance: A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and 1 consider it the BEST PREpA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
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-<-. Aver 5r~
HairVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable.
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair, Faded or gray
has7' as soon restored
to Its original color,
sosM Me CLOS, and
freshness Of youM.
Thin hair is thick
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

FOR THE WHISPERS.
AS our Rencwer in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskcrs, We haye prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces n color which will.
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL, & CO..
NASHUA. NH.
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sponges. Sponges, sponges.
DATING, GLOVE, Carriage, Reef, Coach,
ID Toilet. Grass, Wool, Slate, Zemodra
Sponges. in every variety, for sale cheap at
May3t HE1NIrSA'S DRUG STORE.
Nothing is great unless it be good. The
"Queeh's Delight" Is good; therefore, it 10
great. Queens Delights great, but Heinitsh
great medicine. May9t
nN the Breakfnst, Luncheon, Dinner
- ana Supper Table, LEA < PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE ia indispepsa.
BILE. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
Oct % t1y Agents for tho United States.
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What is Life Without Health7

What is Life Without Health2
THE buoyancy of youth, the freshness Of
i spring, the luxuriance OF summer, the
ripeness OF autumn, the maturity of age, and
all the pleasures OF life, youth and beauty,
spring from this ono tountain-Heaith.
HEINITSa'S QUEENS DELIGHT is the
great pAnacea. 1t is tho greatest medicine
ever invented. It cures more diseases than
any other medicine known. Every body
should use 1t. It is the lamp Of life and way
to health. Buy no other medicine. It Is the
best prescription any one can use. Get it
only at Heinitnh's Drug Store.
April IL. F. Il. HF1NITSH, Frop'r.
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Hlchland Lodge. No. SO. A. F. III.
a AN EX IRA Communication OF this
xXLodEe will be held THIS FRIDAY
in Masonic Hail, at s
By order OF the W. NJ.
May 161 B.I BOONE. Secretary.
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HAIR DRESSING.

nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustrc and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
PRAcr1cAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE s1.oo.
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Wanted,
, 600 CORDS OAK WOOD, delivered
AsOOV at any point on the Charlotte. !.
Colum bia and Augusta Railroad. Inquire OF
O. HAMBEhG,
MAY 10 b At Charlotte Depot.
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Canary and Mocking-Bird Cages,
uSI received. At STANLEY'S
- May IL f-.'. China Hail.
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Lungs. Coughs, Colds. c nsumption-
All cured By using Stanley Celebrated Cough
Syrup, prepared by Heinitsh, at his drug
storo, Mav9f
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family pride and had glimmer in it
from the sun OF Ansterlitz, although the
ray tell coldly upon the rock of St. He.
lena. For the rest, it Was naked Of orna.
ment, and men will say that it was
hypocrltical where it speaks of Heaven.
he addressed it "to the high authorities
OF State, to the people aud army of
France. The Empress was to be Re.
gent, his son Gust niue years old) pos.
sessed Qualities of disposition and
Judgment which will render him worthy
of his high destinies." What are those
destinics now? Then the Emperor wrote
some bare words of advice to the boy
who IS cadet ut Woolwich oday. lie
was never to forget the motto of tho
head OF the family, Everything for the
French people" Ho was to read and
ponder ever the words of the prisoner of
st. Helona. Tho prisoner of Ham felt
that he could not afford to mention his
own long dungeon vigil; the finger
pointed only to the Que fignre-that
upon the lonely South Atlantic rock.
he was, "when circumstances permit.
ted, to war for ideas. "rhe cause of
the peoples is the cause OF France" was
his enigmatical way Of putting it.
Power is heavy burden" then he
said, and it WAS. Of all his testament
that perhaps Which he felt most. The
rest OF the sentence is his only apology
Tor his crimes-'because one cannot
always do all the good one could wish.
and because contemporaries seldom rem !.
der Justice, 80 that in order to fulfil
ones mission, one must have faith in
ana consoientioualy appreciate mis- duty. +"
The blood flowing in the streets OF Paris,
the hnlks at Toulon, the convict settle.
menss ct Cayenne, the exiled thousands,
the darkeaed hearths, had not been done
Justice to by contemporaries. To turn
from this to the boys grand-uncle in
Heaven is rapid flight. ut is the soul
OF my illustrious uncle that has already
inspired and sustained me-" It was q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-09

IT is several years now since the Presi-
dent of the United States remained at his
post at Washington reasonable portion of
his time to attend to the business of the
people. And the more he runs away from
duty, the more be is paid for his recresncy.
His salary is now Si36.9S per day-doubls
the amount paid to Washington, Jefferson /,
Jackson and Lincoln. They tried to earn
the money received from the public treasu-
~ by strict attention to the duties of their
high station. Grant leaves the capital and
spends his time at watering places, and
making flying visits whenever he can give
local importance to some favorite. Some
weeks ago he visited horse stable in Or
ange county; last week he visited another
hosiery in Ulster county. His visits lead
in all directions, except toward the duties
he was chosen to perform.