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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTNESr

OFFICE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Saturday, Jan. IS, l5i3-l a. u.
Sypiopsis me paa tOeniD-foar hour,
The storm on Thursday night conferred over
Ohio and Indiana, and that North Carolina has
moved northeast wardly and 10 the east OF the New
England coast, preceded by brisk and high easteriy
winds ana by heavy snow North and East from Penn
syvania-
North-easterly 20 north-westerly winds. cloudy
weather, and snow prevailing over Sew-En-
gland rising barometer. falling temperature fresh and
brisk nOrtherly 20 westerly winds. and partly CLOUDY
weather from Wisconsin and Illinois eastward over the
Middle States, with OF Light snow over the Lake
region.
Clear weather over the Southern States with westerly
winds falling temperature east O the Mississippi but
with sOuthwestery winds aud falling barometers west
OF the Mississippi light TO fresh northerly 20 westerly
winds and generally weather the Northwest
Probabilities.
For the Eew-England and Middle States rising bar
Ometer, falling temperature, northerly 70 westerly
winds and clear and clearing weather accompanied by
areas Of tight the northern PORTIONS From
the OHIO Valley 20 Lake Erie and the Upper Lakes,
northeriy and northwestery winds, low temperature,
and partly cloudy weather, accompanied by areas Of
light snow over the eastern portion
For the Southern States east OF the Mississippi gener
ally clear weather with light northeriy 10 westerly
winds the eastern hail. but with winds shifting TO
easterv and southerly the half and west
ward with falling barometer increasing cloudiness and
very probably threatening weather.
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A BAD LOT,
WILL BR COMaBsCRD 10 s7S OP rHg
NETWORK PRESIDE COMPANION.
oU' ao ggn.s JAN 81
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Address -. -.
NETWORK WRESIDR COMPANION.
81 Beekm,a 81 HesYs1t
Flushing "a. A. baptist Church.
RRv. r. T. AfDDLBDirCH. D. D.. Pas.se
Preaching 10 MORROW al loD.
b. Rev g. n. BALL d. D.. Of nesr
Sunday school At $50 O'Clock
T,sng Peoples Meeting oo@msness sp@
Preaching 2: 70 p N By The Pastor
Tue Defiance Baptism ~ be administered sr srs.us
ALI are invited.
Manhattan Market Co..
The Company prepared stall the Wholesale D.
Of the RETAIL BUSINESS
Isass' gwen for FiVR years, "''h 'ss..ss . 49,.
l. Bssssx PLasD,s Secretary.
The fsun.ne.a Of all sss.oa md govern. and oos.ros
muo and Of the body through The system ne
which an eseo@s aees
. .sS sS s VI; s lssss .a nd sa % 6 q
Consumption Dypsps Indigestion Heart D..e LAYER Vs@pl.n
Nervous Debhty General krhsssen Loss % apene ana s go
General PrutEs0a Of he Via. Forces aad Po-es stn al oe AZ
tendsDt sviA TALES. prompt are Aeh 20 nor s IN
the Brain am Dessh Certain 70 ensee
Phosphsss asr'oas ysss@ lnaspess
bT The adm a.trstou n wINcBsSrsRS HfPoPnosPhiTkS %
LINK AND S0DA sh,oh heskha stimnlsns utsaBg Toa.
and aoung Chemical Fosd, eerng powerful
iunu.por ri, .nou he he
p.r,oa r,yy all functional Of life
tAeh, o,eius ..2 venns ditzse and nuns so-A
,oLa,e, ,II n,n-.,s. 81 snd % PET BOTH.
wfNeHEsTKR CO., Chemists, y Jchnst. sew rsrt
rh. yyerkinxwsmen's Prcesctive Uniss.
n sr redress
hsaseAsid rkACHkxs
e3rpyfSrs 'rRAD8swOMRS, CLERKS. he, spphet
os., "a assisted obtaans enpleyA~sh Wages sch h..s
-, -,rps eoectcs hv An res ehsrr-
,...,sissry Rdurafiea. BY II. w. BKkCHkR. IN TRIBUNE
LECTURB EXTRA No = Pncs. Ia 81 sy sal
Resse's Magic 0 The sasay iss Nerves. asss-
sess Try Il HkGknAs 4 Co selit
The rrbune s73 (resdy Of sss
Fsbrs.ryl sill sdtiueu q fs esn<ats. have.
roRrRAfT AND BIOGRAPHY or
HORACR GRkkLRL
Pv-t-tpncc eotrsrRs ksrops sunag DE -a
Aha rnURsDAf u II a SATURDAY At IA a
Rsyai Havana I0tlery.
Psiss css orer dial ihiOrm,ton turc gsesi st. p.l
sp~-.sA e>ak BAL. essaslsaat bs-@ntl.s, he
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
department. Of SaSuta,
Olftce OF Nblef QllQrtermQlter,
ct. Saul, Otinn., 20. Wprtl 1873

@erite9c(te %@n9ebote, seb6rt9 %inboiitrt OILS iolde, ben
9ew0brli6eI1 Gebtn9un9en unterworfen, roeroen in oteIer
Office nno in Der SfTce bes Il. 9. Nnarternaiter in
Siour Gitp, Soma, bis gum IL. 0tai 1873, IL llbr Nit
tags oneenommen fir bic 2ieferuu9 in Siour @itp,
Soma. uon 1, 49, 4s 9fnnb 5ofer in neuet suten BUR
iap">Sdden, uto 1, 1856, 536 YlunD Corn in 9uten, neuen
~boppelten r8unnp">Sdden
NnsebOte perben steidfuus angenommen in bteIer Of
flee uno IN Der Office bs Il. g. QuarternaiterS on ben
pben aneefi1rtem Gage, fir bic 2ieFerung pon 0etretpe
pom 1. Suit 1873 bis sum 30. Stunt 1874, an ben folseno
benannten MilttGrpolten:
Sort Gneains, Minn., 57,15S 0iunb Corn. Sort
Babsmortb, 9. &, 236,S50 Biunb Safer. Sort Qeinz
bina, Q. &, 1852 giun6 Saier. Sort @iplep, @inn.,
1855 Btuno @aier, 49.349 9funb Corn. Sort Nbers
Corn. Sort Sepurb, 9. &, 156, 220 @funb 6aier, 76,z
10 Biunb Corn. Sort Gotten, g. &, 1887 Yiuno
9aier, 10s, 131 EiunO Corn. Sort Sentou, 30. e, 1917
GOO gfunb Safer: Sort S9ow, %. g. 285,3s4 @ignO
Safer, s41,594 Biunb gerlte. Sort @uts, 81. 8, 1885,
875 4funb Safer, 410,625 8fun6 @erite. Camp 9afer,
81. T., ID, 25O SfunO SAFER, 10000 @funO @erite.
Sbt9e5 limb bic peroni6to9ten Quantitdter, rpel6e,
mad Der jeBi9en @ert6eitnr9 Der &r1tppen, at ieoem
Elase. notbi9 ietn i%perben; ieood bebdtt lid oos Gouperz
nerlent bas Hebt por, Steielben ST. tr9eno elmer 1Sett wdbz
rero beS @outraftes Su pertletnern o6er su pererDBern.
Nues @etretbe fir bic obisen Soften, ouseenommen
Sorts Sbam, @ats uno Camp 8oter, mus gut gciadt
ietn; ber Safer in suten neuen Surlap5, boS Corn in
euten iteuen %boppelten 9unnte5; bas Getratbe fir bic
bret ous9enonmenen Yoiten fam in Uult 9eltefert per>
ben, unO aues bierin benunute Getroibe lit elmer Snipefz
tion. bon ben llntteb Stotes aus, om Ablieierun8sploge
unterporleH.
Die Qicfer1iro bes getrei6es fir Siour Gttp, Sopo, be-
einnt am l. Stunt 1873 uno nuB 9elbebet1 iern bis sum
/. Suli 1873, uno muB bic yieferun9 III Quantttdten erz
iot9en, ME bieielben pon ben repetition Guartermaiters
pertan9t perber.
Gs nirO III Der gto6bori9oft eines jeben Soften non
ben Irobutten Der 6arnter unO NniieDler su faufcn sez
pini9t, unb perben %nsebote fir irscnb einet She'll Der
ipeciii3trten 8orrdtbe berudiidttst.
Separate @nGebnte tttahen fIr feoet gSo=
mub Don eiuem Bomb Don $1,000 ~besleitet iein, Der pom
5wet oOer mebr reiporfiblen 1orteter uuterseiduet lit,
boB i'm Sale benz Bteter Elm Gontrott i~ibertra9en 1ntrb,
berieIbe oieien Gontrott a%usfibren wirb unb CUTE unb 9ez
niieence 8onos fir bic @riiiann9 %berleIben seben mill.
Sorrtulare fir Nn9ebote unb Garanttet nerben auf
Gerlun9et pom oben e%rlpdbnten QuartermalterS ooer in
bet S1nce beS llutcrS eidneten o~eltefert.
aui @ommanoo bes Brig. Gcnl. ". $. Gerrp:
$. 6. 0atifpnt,
0eputD 8. Dir. General Il. q. q.
Aap6tu3mo @btei Quortermaiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
DIR. c. B1GELOw, eonNSentieuer Mr,t,

DIR. C. BIGELOW, GonHoentteuer Mrst,
SO. 464 Q lib State StraBG, @biea9o. @s lit les
benz seIcr moblbefannt, bab Or. 6. 8ieeIow Der am
~Idneiten etabItrte @rSt tn @bica9o 1T, Der bic Bebauos
lung pom dronii6en unb 9ei6le9tstrantbeiten su ieiner
Speaialitdt 9emodt bat. @iIenidait uib @rtobrnna
baben ben Oottor 8isctow 81 ben be6eutenbiien SpStals
arSt Semo9t; seebrt Don Der grene, 9ei6dst pom ben
D66iten meoiSinil9en Autorit6tcn Der @csenDart. BAT
beristbe } pansi Sabre ieincs eebers boron ses
uanot, WtitteL s~niammen u~.brir9en, bic iiaer oue bros
en- unb SeI4e4tsz 4rant9siten bel %bet0en
geidledtern bsiten. Orsonti6e S@pd@s, IN
sSoIge peI6er gterp6ftat, Sang 5ur Gil amtetts
4ugenfIt nj m n, @eb66tntBi e. 5 Ms
t IT } e~intreten, miro 9snSli6 9ebetlt peroen. @st ~
augeni9einii9, 6aB elm IrSt, Der elmer 'belonoeren Arf
BON Sranfbeiten feline u%ngetbeilte NuTmsrldr1tett 3u9es
1ua1bt, in Der 8ebanoIung %berieIbeH etne 9roBere Ses
~Ipaubbett erlaneen mlB, os eiu Ir5t, Der oue portons
member Granthetten bebonhelt. 6rdnte Ipouer letne
me6i3inif6 8 Ell a petfe tlr Widns
nr nn6 Srauen EeIer. Sds Bud wiro Ill uerl9tofierern
Goupert irei an iroenS cine Qbtelie gelaubt. @oniulas
ton ipirb GRATIS crtbeiIt. Sie ele9Gntelten &dunts
Iubfeiter in Der Staot nit c draten Salons flr
.Serrer unS Damien. Wton perfebrt boielbit rur nit BEN
6ottor. Sci @orreSponben3 wirb bas trergite Ges
beimnis btrpabrt. ane 8riefe nit bei9elesten Stamps
miuKat o6reifirt wsrben: DIR. BIGELOW. SEQ. AGA 9th
State Strabe. Office : Stauben pou 9 llbr @~ormittass
bis s rbr Nbenbs. Sonnta9s pon 3 bis A ubr No9mita
es.-NB Somen, BET benen cine . ermebrrl19 Der Tas
Mile ben SerIuit Der geiunbbeit mad ii9 SLEPT, wouen
ftd eit Circular uub v9eiiarie 5teuebe~ fonln1en lanens
bofielbe wirb bet einsel4Ioiiener Soitularfs iiberau btu
u~eTisRst. 1ma1StlouwS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
Am3ftAen.
y I G u

Der S:irne unO weiben Strciien out Der Waie, elm peni9
ieitwdrts. GbeniaIs elm brauner 6engit, 2 Sabre alt,
nit weiben Sleden an Der Sttrne uno all oer oberen qippe.
be8a9te $a5 SeIobnuns Dem Sia6er cher Semjenisen Der
mir Nustunft siebt, poburd i'd tie ertauee. Seturi6
Sdnls, Sontutee County, near James Huck's Coal
Shaft. NbreGe: Sratbmoob, 81. 5mi4mlipD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
$50 lit gebostiou @ciDel2

SObn pom gcors Geibel aug gopern, friber in Dodge
Co, @is., ipdter in Sieet, SbeIbp Co., Su. Geriel6e
ptro ipe9et. Nblebens ieiner Gltern uub @rbi6aftS>@nee
l%easnbetter bolber pom llntcr3 eidneten ~brinsenb nm Na6z
riot eriu3t, UNI 8erluitei1 por3ubeu9en. 8efannte beS1
ielben limb ebenfaus sebeten AmStunft iiber beriet6cn gu
seben an 8. @ioNneDcr,
15ap6Itrp6 C. 6. Siqel, Sbelbp 60, ST..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
G6In, am Rbeir, gtpril 1873.
WMr tttdjt Ocrs10t!
YartnerllipzM ufl0iMug.

Die btsber twii8en STEINER 9 oe un6 V tGttam
Sabom b%eI:an6ens Bortneribip lit nit bem teutigcu
Sage erloidcn unb iibernimmt q III er 3 idmmt>
Tide Nctipa NIB @aiiipa Der bt59er semeini6aftli5 ses
inbrten Mtincrolwoier<6 abrif.
Blne Sslanb, ZEN IL. Mai 1875.
NeDtner 9pe.
13rni2tu1mS SAiujN,, 6NoNnN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
Ocf6dfts

Gin felt 1G Sabren b~site4cu6es 9rt GopOSseI@6ft
in elmer ausse5et6neten Gage Gbica9o's, nit ioliz
Der, gutter unO arober SuroI5ait, tann rmitdnSe bul6er
%ibernommsn perOen. SIS lit bieIe5 cine ieltene @eIeqeuz
belt unO Der i4neuiten 9erIdTdtisuns lpertb,
Ntan obreifre: M. &C., care Of German. American
Advertising Agency, 1876 La Salle-street, Chicago.
1mlpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
9th OaS Wmblif1tt1t!

9ie @eeo 9tdbtnafdtnen : G%nmpa9nie bat
fur5li4 tbre Tanttlien> utb Sabrtt+ 0tai6tnen 10 per-
belIert, boB lie 10 polfomn1en limb, oils wie bas bette
@ateriol lie nur MAIDEN fam. Dteielben iinO etriod,
arbeiten lei6ter rlo boben etnen sr6Beren llmion9 nit
Ipeni9er 8erorberunser, ais ir9enb cine anbere Dtai6tne
i'm Wtartt.
gerantwortIide @seuten merben in iebem County unz
ter liberaIeu BeOtnsunsen eeiu9t.
Dram ipenbe ii6 on bic @eeb N~abmaI6inen : Gonpo9z
ME No. 152 Sio>State StraBe, @bica9o, fir BeStuz
sunsen, Q~reiSliitt &C.
5as1Sp0 9. 6. SbumaS, @eent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
SAD AFFAIR.

YOUNG WoMAN KITHER GETs DROWNED OR COM.
hITs SUICIDE
Yesterday morning, melancholy affair occur
red near SeafoTd, the particulars OF which, sO far
AZ we have learned them, are rs follows:
"A Nj. Abraham Cannon, of SealOTd, was re-
turning from drive with his wife and child, the
lady requested him TO stop, when near CannOn's
Crossing, while she got out. He, did SO, and af-
ter she left the carriage, waited some time for
her return. As some minutes elapsed, without
her appe nance, he became alarmed and stared Ia
search OF her. He laft the roadside, and pushing
through the bushes, came 20 the mill pond where
he discovered his wife lying in the water. He in
Stantly drew her out bat found that the spark OF
life, had entlrely departed He placed the body
In his carriage, aud drove home with his sad bur
den.
The affair iS an eutire mystery, and 1t is not
known whether il is q case Of suicide or aceiden-
tai drowning. n the former, no cause can be as
signed for the act 6 the lady has not recently
been visited by any unusual trouble. Both par.
tics were well known and respected, and the sym
pathies Of the neighbOrhood are freely extended
10 the bereAved husband ai
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

ALL FROM SMOKING CIGAR.--On Monday
evening, two young Landenbcrg sports were re-
turning home in a buggy, one of them pulling
away at a cigar. The other one, desiring to
smoke also, took cigar. and ignitea it from his
companions cheroot. By the operation, some
sparks fell unnOticSd upon the carriage cushion.
They drove on for some distance, but We're sud-
denly aroused from the sensation in their rear
On locking down they discovered the cushion in
a blaze, which in a minute communicated to the
unnentIOnables OF one Of the chaps, lust under
bis coat tail. Discovering his condition, he ehast-
ly sprang from the carriage, and eKtinguished the
flames by vigorously rubbing the burning portion
Of his clothing against the wet grass. The other
chap secured the safety of the carriage by throw
ing the cushion out As result OF this smoke
one OF them lost good pair OF pants, aud was
cOnaiderably seOFched while both had To ''shelI
out" enough TO purchase u new cushion. 1t is
said that they seriously contemplate giving up
smoking. They think 1t injurious
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
nuaalo RIl..
HE PROPOSES 10 LEAVE THE STAGE, FIGHT
GAIT. JACK.


HE PROPOSES 10 LEAVE THE STAGE, FIGHT
GAIT. JACK.
The West Chester Loca Note,, OF Thursday,
has the following, in relation 10 "ljuGIalo liill.
lion. VIM. f." Cody, better known 10 our
to-day, the guest of Col. Guss, TO whom he is
related.
As many Of our readers are aware, MIR. Co
dy is now the leading star In the celebrated
Dlay entitled 1.-THE Scouts OF the Prairie, -
which Is dellghting all Philadelphia at present.
In conversation with this noted scout and hun
ter of the Western Wids, he has informed us
that he is about TO take up his residence at
West Chester, or rather he win locate his fam
lily here. lie has rented fine brick dwelling
on Washington street, between Walnut and
Matlack streets, into which he proposes NOV
ing his family at once, they being now stop
ping at New York.
AS for Bills personal self he informs us that
after no has filled his dramatic engagement,
which expires ON the 28th OF next June, he
will return to the war path after Capt. Jack, in
the employ Of the Government as Chief OF
Scouts, under Gen. Sheridan, 10 whom he is
very Innch attached. We rather think our
hero enteTtains the idea (and We trust 1t is
well fOunded) that he can trap Captain ] aek.
One thing iscertain IL he gets within anythiAg
like a respectable range Of him with his ride
(Which he calls .Lncretla Porgia") }, that
somewhat prominent Indian individual will
more than probably bite the dust. -
Bill looks better than when last he paid as
visit which would prove that his new sphere
Chat Of the stage) Is congenial both to hi S
physical and mental make up. We wish him
ihe success he dessrvedly merits on whatever
stage Of life be may be called upon TO act his
mar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
outrage at s.overs. I.sap.
A CURL Is YEARS OF AGE BRUTALLY TREATED |
BY TWO RuFFIANss

GIRL Is YEARS OF AGE BRUTALLY TREATED
aa BY TWO RuFFIANs.
On Tuesday a very sad affair occurred to a
girl IS years of age, residing with her parants
below Reading, q short distance. beyond the
Poplar NeckbTidge. She had come 10 this city
to make some purchases in store, and whilst
passing Lovers Leap on her way homo with
the goods she was attacked by two rullians who
treated her In the most shameful and brutal
manner They took hold OF her, dragged her
off the road into the woods, struck her i'm the
face with view of knocking her senselesS, it
is supposed, and attempted 10 commit name
less outrage upon her person. Her face IL
bruised and laceTated. and other portions of
her person show marks Of violence. She has
since stated that she believes it was the inteD
ton of the persons who attacked her to take
her life after accomplishing their hellish pur-
pose to hide their deed, 50 that if they should
be arrested she could not testify against
them. Fortunately, gentleman of this city
came riding along with some ladies in two
horse carriage, when the rptlians took to their
heels.
Chief Cullen and Detective Lyon are work
ing up the case, and it Is TO be hoped that the
persons who committed the deed will he speed
lily arrested and brought TO justice. The gull
ty parties ars said TO be two bOatmen who
came up the tow path with two teams with
OHt bOats) from the first relay station below
this city, and that they had tied their mules
to a tree alongside the tow-path -Rooi,ns
Edqle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The New York Times publishes what il calls a
rumor in circulation that stakeholder in the Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Company is about to make
application for the appointment of receiver, on
the ground that tho funds Of the company are be-
ing recklessy sqUandered in stock operations, and
the only way to stop these operations Is 10 throw
the company into bankruptcy.
The above rumor or one Of a similar pul port
has been in circulation in this city, for sOme tms
past, founded on the fact that the Pacific Nail
Steamship Aodpuica, recently built at the yard OF
the Harlan Il HOlliugsWOrth Company, In this
city, has never been sent away from their wharVes.
Another one, the G,rtiada is almost finished, bat
will, dcubtless, also be retained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

PATENT RIGHT PURCHASED --(}eo. W Bush,
Esq, has purchased the right of this city for
manufacturing and selling lske's patent duniping
wagon, described in the GAZETTE Of last Satur-
day. This wagon is one greatly needed by coal
dealers, and its will dispense with the trouble
and cost OF having coal shoVelled nom the side
walk into the cellar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

REAL EsTATE.-The lots advertised in the Ga
rete by Ogle Miller, aactioneers. were sold yes.
teTday afternoon, to Charles a. Sterns as follows:
Lot No /, 20 feet front Fourth Stree, at So so
No and g. on Franklin sGeet, at 81 CPL perfoOt,
The lots on Fourth street were between Franklin
and Adams. The houses were put up, bat as only
$1,000 was bid for thom they were Withdrawn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

STILL MISSING. a.--lsaac Faro Of West Chester,
formerly In the employ OF the Mesteru Union
Telegraph Company, whose disappearance was
recently noticed in the GAZETTE Is still missing
His friends are anxiOnsy searching for his where
abOuts aud their suspicious of tOul play are be-
ing strengthened
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

SAVE YoUR DoCToR's BnL-Wben Dr. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will cure coughs,
colds, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the iell
destroyer, Consumption, il docs more than most
physicians can do The use OF u single bottle,
costing one dollar, will satisfy the iucredulOus
that thOy need look no farther for the required
aid. II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

Commissions.-JudgeW Wales has appointed a
commission 10 assess damages for opening Jefier-
sou street, from Front TO Railroad as follows -
Samuel Barr, A. H. Grimshaw, James Morrow,
Edward T. Bellah, aud Myers Hayes.
The same gentlemen also constitute a cOmmis-
sion 10 assess damages for the opening Of Fourth
street, from BrOome 10 Scott. Both commissions
are 10 make their returns by Thursday next, the
Doth inst
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

BERRY PIcKERs WANTED.--The berry growers
OF Somerset county, Nd, met at Princess Anne,
a day or two ago, and decided tosattempt to get
from four 10 six hundred women aud children,
from this city and vicinity, to pick their crop OF
berries, which is unusually large. Good wages
will be paid 10 these pickers, aud excellent board
aud accommodations provided for them
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
BONDS, STOCKS. GOLD. &c.

road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion Local Securities a speciality. Being repre-
sented in all the principal cities by reliable cores
pOndents we are prepared TO attend TO any business
in this line with prOmptness and despatch. Persons
wanting TO buy sell invited "a give us call
Quotations Of. the active Stocks Mt New York and
Philadelphia received daily at our Office.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and for
sale
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Sunshine once more
Look out for warm weather, now. tf.t
Home Loan Association meets this evening,
Don't forget "Littlc Nsll." ON Monday night.
The fO&g Hero for May, las been received.
Council hCld short, bot busy session, last eve
ming.
Maggie Mitchell had glorious reception, last
evening. She wilt have another one tonight.
Tho MendslsllOn Choral Union will give "1hs
Haymakcrs," At the Opera House, next Tuesday
evening.
J. Row, 3l6 Market street, one door below 4th,
who keepSO beautiful sieak OF Clothing, retains
the old molto--"quick sales aud small profits"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR.-0n Monday after
noon, as a little boy, near Pennington, was play
ing With pistol it was discharged, aud the load
struck bis little sister! who playing with him.
killing her Instantly. The names of the parties
we Mere unable 10 learn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
AmUsEaaEnTs.

LITTLE NELL, THE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND"
Little Nell, the HCAlilornia Diamond" whose
performances crested such . 6,yors ia this city,
last Fall VII appear 1t UnF 0EAna OPora House
on M0haaY evening, N her great speciality Of
"Fidolin, the Fire WaifS Read what the New
York Herald says Of Little Nell il this character
'Iho play u Of the sensational endeF, bat a
more msTIt than ia usually found N dramas Of
this character. Little Nell fairly carried ths city
By etOrm laat evening She has no FiVal, Whs5a
We know Of, il the Pr0fean business. In seven
different characters, during sll Of whicA she Bns-
tanned her pefsOniaeatieaS with Eass ability, aba
took snch secure hold a. the aaeafiohs 81 -
andienos that it will Be proof positive during her
sngagBmsRt hSTo She has fhS advaAlAge of ani
ishea eda0atiOn, which, combined with her natui
fal talent, places hdf without peer IN ths lins
character aotih9. - haa
TIE 1UNDEEesHON oONoERT. VA
0n Tassdsy oVsaing naxt, The NondsAashoa
ChouAl Unioa. Of this city, which il becoming
quits famsaa as local mRsicAl organization, WI
give q e0nesFt a ehe Masonic T6mpls. On thu
occasion, Roots lamous eantata, aThs Haymak-
ers," will Be giVn1, With all the elective scenery
and eoStumsa Tickets. 80 and 90 cents. Re
served Osata, wiihout extra charge, at BOughman,
Thomas 4 Cosa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
CHECKS

On Banks in Philadelphia. New York. Boston. Bal
timOrs. Delaware, Pennsylvania and Washington
will be credited on receipt from customers at par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

OfDividends Notes. IHterest Drafts. As, made with
despatch. anu accounted for the day payment Is re-
ceiVed