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, 1873-10-29
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

... TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. %,
Thore has been no special activity in any department
Of the dry goods market s!tco last woeky reviow
tho demnnd still being wholly conaumptivo, and oon-
hped to such artclos and III such ao,lnta az may ba
required 70 satiaty ntnadtste md actual necessities
The effect upon values Of tho prolonged noason OF
gulc ill., Of coursa weakening, but tho fact that n1ost
lines Of domestic fabrics sold we'll to production
teds to strengthen the views Of holdors and thus
thore has boon pronounced deprocatton IL
article III the st 30 far sUcka In this market
concerned ths good shape both regards stzo
and general aud our merchants ere In
1uado upon thcna.. Tho collection from lntorior
confcssed thst, With iev o1copsiona they .re st
little tardy. In tho market fer carpetings there
nt unchanged ard nominay Arm prices. stocka ars
full snd arc moro than usually attractive, many new
and pleasing designs being allovn.
Tho New York 6aEletn, IN It's report Of Saturdays
market, says: ThB trnde movement In imported
fa1,rca waa very allow to-day with Importers aud Job
bers mike, and tho current distribution 10 uuted in
the e1treno from private hands. The dry goods i'm
ports At this por: for tho week noant to 81 65s
against 027 for tho corresponding woek Of last
year. Tho auction rooms will offer unusually attrao-
tive lines Of both foreign and domestic goods nozt
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, 1873-10-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Lrvznroo1, Oct. 2e-1 IL. m..-M.rkot unchanged.
Flour, 2ota28s. Whea-Winter, lis lQd@12a; sprlhg,
lis 1d@l2s; whise ia 0d@l2a od club, l2a3isB 2d.
Corn, ~ Cd. Pork 70 Cd. Lard 4oa ID. lssceip.s
American. Corn, 5000 qrs 7,oot American. e'''' -
L1vEnrooI, Got, 28-2:3o p. n.-Wheat-Winter
12s white, 12s 7d@12a 1oa; clnb, 1as@t2a I'd. oorn
31a ID.
LrvEnroon, Oct. 2s.-CorroN-Hoavy nniddlln8
5u0O balos speculation and export, 1000 bales.
DaEApsrusra-oallferola whte who1., svc1aac qusl'-
l2s Td@t2s 1od cub, 13s@13s Sd red spring, la
red wintcf, lis 16d@las. Flour, 9oa02ss. Corn,
31a cd.
pnov1s1oNs-Oh ess. CumhcrIandB, SIS. ghort
RIBS, 41a Roceipta OF wheat for tho paat thrce day1,
ST. 900 qrs. Of which a. 600 qrs were American. Ro-
ceipts Of corn for Tho ssns time, eooo ora Andrtcan
1000 qrs.
MANonEsTEn, Oct. 2a.-Yarns and fabrics dull and
tending downward.
LONDON, oct. 28-5 D. m.-Uonso!s for money, OAK
@o2sf; for account, e2k@o2A. United statea Bopds
-620s OF B5, 33.$ do Of ~, 9BH 1040s, ok now
6g, 81. Erie 3sA. Ra!e Of discount In tho open
market for throe months bills, OK OF u holow the
bank rate.
pAnIe Oct. 28.-I1cntes 67f 12xc
, 1873-10-29

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK; Oct. 28-Co1roA--Lower. with better
Ban4narurra-iloar dalI aud heavy receipts,
common 10 good extra, ss.oo@G.4o: good 70 choice,
Thte n ~ whsst extsa E e.sa
aa0 sad hssy; e e osa ns. My. ass
si5s; No. oGesss .sias!as; % piE; siSatss, Ike,
Corn II falr demand and unchanged rocopts, ia 900
We.srn, " soa St' 4nits 's sssrn. ~ .a@4so A''
Edos-Quiot !; Western, 25@aeo
anooEnrEs-Cof1co quiet and steady; Rio, 1eH0
! 71z@7Ko Mo'asses dull and unchanged. Rice dull.
sHasss 4 fs 5san'a '''
paov1s1oxs- a1et ,nd arn new mess. $500.
ss' ss 81 a %sis ser
Decemper, 5,l@5Ko.. Middlea steady; long clear,
for lrst hsn q December 1e; long ND aholt eleaf
old steam. lt-16o.
BUTrEa-F,rm.
CIEEsE-Quict.
"n'BHr-AottVo aRd a4% {srss CsIn! It seHa'1o' *
Nsw on1EAN Oct 2sH'y a pf;t s2,9o
l6Xc. ioaasoa liza barrels reeoived AMI aod 0en-
tfifngsls to942o; common, 500; prtme' a79e7No;
Wn1anY-ssc@$1o1. Other unchanged.
on:r2 to ss ses ssi msiss s'9s q
ssIet 1hlaanng, an.sS9t2$ui uo1ut!e - 6ooa, lte3
a6 stoeI $ sSs sob baies ~ LILO e'a'aeo''
a;c,t o sao currency aS@*i aofung'
no"ana4 H8n'' "a o>9,1.,nr,oDu
o.x.x..aa, o,t % ia:. .,a.1.,,uu
o1sa aora = anot r. dua and
o;7S family, xfo4e9s..do: . Masss du aaa steady;
caalse amber M:oa etasr grsaes unchanged Corn
Itni ~ I1 ,"it 1aasSr NJ as asufe %ao Urn
nin.n, o W.. .SS .ott, % LII. H.
ali M nsco1 fn oca ,oh,Tn eas poth Hio:1o
SSftGs<o. c1ear n, st<@a,1es amn.a, h.
qT4Aggoos'' steA1 A'o' 0&S'>''' oasaR-ca1eo a@ms'
AaHS!so. g ,r.,.,..
Du1F1A-Hesto1u nfin 6ooo 10 oacco rolls anQ tub,
@a4aVo: ,o,<,a,
1ExE.-nny;5 1;'!1sEpas;o5 t," no t@g8HHs ta@yg8HH!sa9Ho'
"a1SA1~fAe'eR ~ s,I1S3v7 y13 yWrr
.,.u.,. ~, Mtn"AunEE. - nnal
MuL"iAuAhs1 NJ. 1o.I1n'aLAnsIuFF6-floar 1' quiet
~ N Hnua1 Hoit 1au Neak Ho Sioiai
e. a. r. a. S~sn Hi'.oA Tovomnes; Va'a aoady
MI ~; y w. oota Jul 1na !o"ef No. $40: Aye
N.M.
masaS iGAs Ee. 70 osTig9 f2
shtfAHS1s--s'ouf' u Ivy 6T!9; wheat, $1,000 hu.
". LOUIS, got: 8.-DRzApsTuFrs-F1onr. quiet
Ana unounn8e4. Mueat nrmer aof A'8A grades, which
Ate ecaTco ieW ana mediom grades dull No.
sPlang, $t.u No Iea 1aIs $12o NO. do. $l.o0.
uosn @ eases No: Z, ~ On EAST track round lots,
egNG toc Hossuaoas M uecembef. oata tlrm0rs
~; u" ~ esDfa1or ~ 1of tnecoeer harley dull
M uncAaAKea. 0ye auu at o3la03c.
mmnse1ay rennnsIoya ~ ,os: Soo. ~,o
IL 1tUvsaosMtos1 'a sN i !o~es l36q Nnlkreata
iard % nnobsnaeds S An@u ''oon'S ano oeaef trade
, 1873-10-29

Tn1t1nt88-1lYB Eul11Rte1
ncBs
Length--Hixteen inohes.
HARDWOOD.
Black Walnut - Counters, 10000@f60.o0 clear,
$a0.o0as5.00; common. $a6.oo@50.oo: Gull, &2o.ooa
$500 flooring, 5000.
Asli-olenr, t2s. s.o1@4o,oo: common, S16.oo@25.oo;
Gull, &10.00@t50o; flooring, $40. 100000.
Qak-Olcsr, *1o.0o@lo0U; common, $18.0o92s.0o: !:
Gull, $80051S.01. ....'
Hiekory-olcar, s2a. .0o@bo.uu; common, 10000
1900: cutl, 9t2. .0d9l8.11.
hfnp1o-olear, s11ooass.oo; common, $1e.oo993.oo
Gull. $10D0@l6.b0.
Dattofnut-Ulesr, s3y.uo@co.oo; common, 10000
5000. - -
Glor7y-o!ear, s4o.ooSeooo; common. s1b.oo9
$500; GULL $l2.G031g.00.
Whltewoei-0icsr, tsooos4ooo; common, 5000
@25.0o Gull, $10.0OA1b.0o
Wagon atock--1Iiokory n11os por not, &. 80
wagon poles, each, 45D6o boz boards. $50 0O co.
Florida rcd cedar, 35o ror IT mahogany, 30@&oo
do contsra Goo rosewood. E0a8oc whits holly 500.
, 1873-10-29

Special DlpaseA 70 The Chicago Tribune.
IA8ALLE, ILL.,, Oct. 28,-Tha canal-bout Andrew
Jackson with mixed cargo Of wheat, corn, aud oats,
from Peru for Chicago tranaforred her cargo ut ha
point to tho canal.boat Olive Branch account Of
serious 1sakage This prop Depue, loaded with slcat
zinc Ter Chicago md the canabost John Carter load.
Cd ny corr fof Chicago passea into the canal both
mont, loaded with stone and other raateral for tls
parted by the river Nc rlrer reports from below.
tana, usa, nde 5000 bu osrn corn oomnarce, Of
Norris, $500 bu corn Oaaha Seneca, 900 bu corn
Eclipse Lamont, @ yds stone; Con. AiePhorson L.
stonei J. u. Walker. Lemonf, 80 yds stone; oel Man
stone Henrietta Walter, Lemont s. yds stone Ad-
89 yds stone II. 8 Carpenter, HaRuaw, 90 yds stone
Charles Steel, Willow Springs. % yls atone prop,
Wasp, Summit, s. yds atouo.
oLzAarDmA n,o Woolson 20 n lumber 100 N ahtngca,
00o0 hoop-poes, 500 II lumber, 600 aour-barrels.
cH1CAoo, Oct. 28-EVeniug. g.-Ann1yEp-Eli
$500 bu ocrn.
CLx4nsp-1ron.c Utica, o4o&a feet lumber, 1850
1ath wavS* "a Norris, tons coal 9. Y: Zimmerman,
". A. ateo!o, Joliet, Is, e8l foot lumber.
, 1873-10-29
Tho Livestock Markets.

Guiding los carr reported to arrive 2o57 head, max
ing the total supply for tho week thu far head
week. The market u ufetoss, ownors asking strong
laRt woeks price, and buyorb holding of for doclne.
There IL not sufficient trade to establish quotablo
pricoa Bales ade to the local trade Of 80 head
Ohio steors averaging 1076@1, ~ At o03100 80
head Michigan atoers, averaging 1l73l, ,2l8 at 009
AS; 20 hoad Canada steors averaging 908 at $323;
81 Indiana steers, averaging 1os3 At 800 II illinois
steors averaging 4a3 A. $500: 10 Illinois co~s, aver~
aging 600. at $500.
The freight rata to Ncw York has tcon reduced to
500 ptr owt, And to Albany Is por cent.
SHEEP AND IAMps-Receipts today, including re-
ported arrtyaa, 5000 head making tho total euppy
for tho woek thus far $500 head, against 400 head
for the samo tne 1aat Wset. Tho market IL not yot
fairly opencd
Hoos-Rccefpts to-day, Including reported arrivsts
47oo head making tho total auppy for tho weck thus
fur hehd nxnnat TOO hoAa for the satne snn
last week. Tho market was liyely at 10 decline on
last weok's closing prices. Tho stock is mostly Of
rough quality. Sales 1ncuda 600 head Illinois, Ohio
and Michigan hoga, Averaging 18o to $50 thg st 32s9
4.4O.
E1sr LIBERTY.
East LIBERTY, Pa, Oct. 28.-CArT1E-Arriyals, 107
cara; medium, $4.2s common, $4.oo94.121 stock
ers. $3.50.
Hoos-Ar1tva1s, 50 cars best Philadelphia, $1.4s TO
A.55 Yorkurs, $4.25 to $4.&0.
8nEEf-Arrvals, 10 carr; best, $3.50 to 81. rs me-
dtum, ${.00 to $3.50; common, 800 10 $4.o0.
, 1873-10-29

81 41@142; amber 1t $1.4o. Corn steady; yellow 1t
48e. Oats In good demand At 35io.
CLEVELAND.
OIryELArD, Oct, 2a.-DnFAparurFs-Nothfn was
done IN grain. Wheat ls held NJ follows NJ. red,
41.42; No. 2 do, $t.30. Corn, 6l@63o. Oass, 44o /;
white, 42@43p.
r.TuoLKuM-8toady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE .....
Lou1aY1LLE, Oct. .28.--DAoa1Nu-Qn'et ut 1870
DnEApsrurFs-Flour In good demand and un-
changed. "
rnov1s1oNH-Qufet and nominAlly unchanged.
WuieRt-Ttrm nt 68c.
, 1873-10-29

DETRo1T, Oct. 28.--pAssEp OowN-props Dsrnum
Dubuque and barges schrs L. seaton Ferry, Walker,
Maple Leaf, Guiding Bt2r, 8. H. Foster, Fl. 4. Kent,
Red Wing.
PASSED UP--Props Colorado. Raleigh; barks La-
frnier, getge nchrs Smith and Post, n Rcddingson,
W1sp-aouthweet; fresh, and showing hard.
DkTno1T, Oct. 28-Evenin8. n8.-pAHaaD powN-Props
Pacific, Oneida, California, IMMORAL Rock and barges
Monarch; nchr Adiron1ac.
passed up-None.
W1ND-SouthWest; gale,
, 1873-10-29
MARINE.



ARRIVED: ...."ocs Is.
echr Kate Giliett, Traverse City, asbs.
scow White Oak, MarLstoe, lumber.
ffS1 ffon }Sa oaean nsgss Nestes osTeSn sSfss fes
gchr z. 9: Hcg, Portsao Lake, lumber.
sehr Preston, Buffalo, coal.
scl,r Ida KasE11, Buffalo, coal.
aclr sam Cook, oswego, coal.
Sfo Sson ERR Moo1sa n5ssa nay say'daea
sehr William 0rossthvatte, DuGalo. coal.
8ehr st. Peter, buffalo, coal.
Bchr Mediator, Buffalo, conl.
schr Havana, 0swego, coal.
Hchr wost Side, Oswcgo, coal.
schr Alice, 0evolaud, coal.
schr 7. Y. Avory, Cleveland. GOAL
Elf Ws'es' s?Fa Tsa1erse 1sca; nsy, Tose; Wood
gchr uonoken, oswcgo, salt.
Bchr Vermont, sistor Bay. wood.
Behr Four Brothers, Manistoe, lumber.
nark reshtigo, saginsw, aalt md lumber.
sshr sshr Rsass um5s n5
Prop Vanderbilt, buffalo, sundries.
rrop Prop g. L9ais q.aaa nafa4; ,oen smasss a,s
Prop Norman, Duluth sundttGa.
Prop Badger State, Buffalo, aundrie1.
Prop RnsgIa, Buffalo, salt.
stnir Muskegon, Grand Haven, nundrtos.
Prop 0htnn. Buffalo. 500 brla flour, 5000 bu wheat
Prop oity of Travasse 1rsveras oy, Zoo b Shaat
br1s port, aud sundr1cs.
Bark Kate parleyi Buffalo, 2e.5oo bu corn.
Prop Chas Roitz Manlatee 10 tons hay 10 br1s pork
900 bu oats, Is brls heef.
Prop Norman, Hancock and intermediate ports a5
bu oatst IS pigs fced, "a brls pork, 100 bu corn
80 br1a dour.
Prop 1dnho Buffalo, 800 bu corn, 5000 bu oats 7o
brls nour, GOO aacta oil cake, Il bales hay, brl
scbr Violin, aIha Holland, III br1s rs,t.
Prop OCEAN, st. GATHERINGS, IL, 200 bn wheat.
N10Hr 0LEAnANCEs+
Htfrr City Of Nav York Ordcunh,Yroh and intarm td}
ate ports 6,o47 bu corn, II bril- pork, and sun
dries,
, 1873-10-29

Port OF EsCnuAhn.
!speetal Dt.pafth to The Chfeago 7fi5ftus.
EsoANADA, Mich, Oct. 28.--Ann1yA1s-On tho 2tth,
none.
DEpARTuREB-Eag Wing, Detroit: Charles CrAw-
ford Of Cleveland,
AnnrvAIs-on the 9Th, barges Mnry Jnrreckio, III.
r. Warner; schr Thonaa Quaylo bark william Jones.
DErAnrunEs-None.
sort,
DEPA1Eu1Es-Mary JarFeckie and oousort, Of Erie,
, 1873-10-29

Pn1IlpELrH1A. Oct. 2s.-The wool market Ia dun and
weak. Ohio double extra md sbove, 40@51c extra,
49aooc medium, 4t@4ao; coarse, 43@4sc; Michigan,
Indiana, md Western hne. &6c; medium. A947o;
coarsc. 42@4ao combing, wa4hcd, s7N@sso comb
Ing, unwashcd, 42Hc.
, 1873-10-29

NEW YoRg, Oct. 28-Thore was q frcer movement In
cotton goods from Arat banda, and jobbng dissibu-
ton showed sono improvement Fine brown eottous
were In better demand. Prints wero very active for
Job lots now Offering Rolea tacopss we're quiet 1t
80 for most makes. Cotton fannels In good demand
prints, reps and dark biuc poks spots fairly active
wooo1s for nena woar dull: gray, twled, and coorsa
wool fannefa in good 1omaud blankets quiet.
, 1873-10-29

wcre more active the demand being chiefly for steam.
erB. lacs woro 10 higher ateam craft aud kc for
sail. The charters we're: To Du6alo-Prop Arizona
and barge Glasgow, wheat It %; prop Vanderbilt,
at prop Badger STATE, hurley and corn It ID scls
j. 8. Richards, whsot, at 8{c scl,r Peusaukeo, corn
st 7Ho achr ". 8. Grosthwate, wheat, on private
Detroit md barge Guiding Star corn, through Total
10. Capacity equal to about 10000 bu vhoat ,o0t
bu corn, TO- 600 bu barley.
, 1873-10-29

p1rrhRunau, ra., ost. 23-nodned oil quies, quoted
spot at ICE; November, 16Ac; Dacambor, 1t{o.
Crude very quiet, quoted at 4l.0oD1.07.
, 1873-10-29
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TuEsDay EVENING, Oct. 49,.
Of e sg 81 IL ss h p.s a sF aa
since Jun. ], 1875 Is compared Will tho correspond
lug period Int ,sar, endina OCT. Is: O ~@'N''>'
REqIPT8.
For Since Jan. same
Lumber, Lumber, ,m:......"....22?st 5sS.ess ioas, Is
fss ffSs's'' H.. tss9s 4ss5s ISL is5s~
For Since Jan. Sans
rxxn,>. getk: i, 1872. time, 1872:
E:ss sss E!:ss':; ;S g ;ss s:ss$
since Inst weekly REVIEW thore has been no do
!hs IT,, os.inSs h.ye bssn isr mo.t ot the tlno md
more freely than lsat week, though At the time
saea hare dragged slewly, and prlces hayo favored
tod between tho local and country trades fecs atut
~ NJ sold lover. 500 being tho price for Ludtngton
eeen tea - aa o inch bosEd e hys
coarse eargoes and choice grades have moved slowly
and st Irregular price,. Shingles teler.by stead
snd .ro very arn M It Toa.y
ret was modestey aotivo 1t previous prices. Several
'f xes"s Is sao !;
qss shoss boards q sas stsps e
%1sa ssiasss ~ sIs e. .s sss' aud 's4HDT $500;
hanstee. s7.to; Muskegon s9.oo Lud!uaton. $aas.
ssoatsaas oecnte, .3essssS; &hito Lake, ss.25.
At THE 1AHDa
Tho market was moderately active, ofder1 from tho
interior being quite numerous. Bhngles nnd ath cs.
pcclaly ase msoting with good demand, aud common
lumber aao PRICED without material change.
Hardwood II quiet and easy. We quotu:
First olear.. .t5000 @550o
Hecond clear, Inch 10 Inch. 400 G60,00
Third clear. inch ch....,,,.,,,,,,.,,, $500 Ga4QUO
Third clear. thick. $500 346,O0
oicar door1ng. lat aud I'd together.
rough. ....,...,..........,.,.... $500 @40,o0
Clear siding, lst md I'd togcther... 2300 (S!J.00
common siding.... ....,....,.....u... 1H.90 S20.00
common flooring, dreagod, Arat...... 33Q Gta3.00
Common flooring, dressed aecolld, a.. $500 Q130,Q0
Wa9on-1ox boards. selected, II INCHES
hnd upward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 @38.00
4 stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 @38.00
stoek boards. da........,.........,,.. 2l.00 @531Go
atocx boards: rdB:..r..........,...... 1900 eG18.u0
common boards. rds.....,.............. 1900 1a13.0U
cto., 10 feet md undor, greol .,,,,, 1900 @13.0o
yoist and seantiuB. IL to ~ fest,.... l4U0 @2U0O
1Ickota uara.,..,.............,,.. luU0 tata.10
tlcketa t....,....t...,........,.,, 12DU @l3.00
Cedar posts. spill. t..,.,....,,,,,,...,. l400 3l8,OO
Cedar nosts. round. l70o G5910o
EAtn .,.............. 2.2s g $50
no. aawed shingles. 1.50 q 2,U0
or Star. ..-.::.................. 800 q 3.76
sMn9|es Qn track.............,...., 3.ls a 3.37X
nc sawed. .."............,...... l.2a g LEO
IAreo dolara ror car to be ad1od whom tranaforred
which ohArao {plloVa tlo aAtuola4
, 1873-10-29

Spool thread, grain bags etc., 30 days. Or per cent
Oh 10 days.
Domestic, cottonsdos, Kentucky jeans, etc., per
cent OF 90, par cent on 10 daya.
Regular department goods, rer cant of %, par
cant Oh 80, 9 per cent of 10 dsyu.
, 1873-10-29

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 28.
Tbs following table gives the receipts aud shipment
since Jun. 1878. as compared with tho correspond
Ing period Int 5ear, enninu Oct. Is:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

BIBLE PREsENTAuoE.-Ken ConDc;I
NO. 24S, o. U. A. NJ, paraded At We. Co.
Ifsi evening, and then marched to Odd FelIo~ss
aail, Tor the purpose Of receiving 4 hsndsonas
bible the gift Of Mr. Geo. w. Ch.Ids' ~ PI.sIs
oeIPhlA The hall Was Rllsd with iaaies ma
esnIIeme1: The presentation speech ~ "a A.
,n Inc. y. coleman, and the Rev. w. O. Rs-t
y Mess C1sslsT. TeeeiVsd i on bshah Of he
Spunel Ibs Order here Z In quite aourish-
The Presentation expressed der pIs-suSs a. ~
sVent > - : -' F''''-'''i : : - = sAs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
CITY MoTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-ChAres Kyle has recov-
'dhis health and will give his personal atteptiOA
to the sale ice cream. confectons nuts aud trQi
at the N. W. corner of the Second street marked
Ouse. and will be as polite and accommodating a.
ever. He will also keep ice cream Ht the corner
0f Sixth and Orange Sts at his residence. lie also
intends to fit up the Sylvan Springs, near the city
railway depot, where there will be cOnyeniencieb
for picnics and every arrangement for the accom-
mOdation Of all who may wish to pass a pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprising aud deserving
Of encouragement. No into oxicatng liquors sold on
the ground. auRl5-dYm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2s5 Market
street, respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he kecps hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at hA
stOre and that no charge is made pt the regular
price the medicines the saEe price as they would
pay anywhere else but that no one is visited at
their resilnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

A SPLENDID SALE.-MessTs Osle s Miller, auc.
tOneers, will sell On Saturday, the 9th inst at az
o'clock p. m, torty-one choice building lots, i've
brick and one frame houses, situated over Third
street bridge, OH Heald, Townsend, Buttouwood
and streets. These lots and buildings are eneIv
located in rapidy improving section Of the citT.
This sale should be largely attended by ell in.
tsrested in real estate, as some excellent bargains
can be obtained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
Stenm AtomI1ara.

For the Inhalation of atomi1ed fluids in the treat
ment of chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs. Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous hOW Of spray without Inconvenience
or labor. During the 1st two three years We
have supplied several dozen Of these AtomiEers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
L. BRlNGHURS1 4 Gu, ApOthecaries,
Corner Sixth and NJ az ket streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

MRS. WM. +. UNDERTOOK Yestariav. Mrs.
Uddeizook, wife Of the prisoner, returned 10 her
home in Baltimore after passing several dnys Win
her husband. We learn that 1t Is her intention ID
return TO West Che.ter in lew days and will
mere remain until after the trial of her husband.
She has rented q room near to the prison in winch
she will temporarily reside until alter the Oeto.
Der court West Chester Local Neaos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
OBSTACLES 10 MARRLAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the ef-
fects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. lmpediments to marriage removed
New method OF treatmt Mt. New and remarkable
remedies. Books aud Circular sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address. HOWARD Association,
No. South Ninth ST. Philadelphia, PA.,--An in
shtutlon having high reputation for honorable
conduct and Professional skilI. iy5.2AWAN3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

The slx hundred Jspassss studs.t no,, =,
1lsIlca =, ana Enrope are 70 Be recalled. and a.
y tnoea !ho will be able 10 sad exssni.sties
p y Enehsh, French and German viii b mi ~
NsW siaaen.S TO b sent ahFoad nill hava "a ~
Ain 1lnlllg k1oWlsdgs aut q home OOiIeSsv.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
LOCAL IMTELLuoEMcE.
IOps Loan Association meets tonight.

Hope Loan Association meets tonight.
The Water Witch excursion goes to-mOHow.
The election is over, AMI everybody ,lejoice.
Very few Disturbances occurred al the polls,
yesterday. =
The new City Council will meet this evening
for organization. ~. .G.-'~ee
JACKSON, the bill poster, viii commence, 10.
night TO post bills for the l'Scouts of thr pnd
RE, who will appear next week. -,
Two street cars, jumped the track, at noon ts
day. at Flhh and Market streets. One Of Thea,
run Tor square, on the insde rails OF both trac1
IL issaid that u prominent Republican remarked
last night, The Republicans in Couucu can ,io
as lhey please now aud Mayor Sllnms had better
keep himself straight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
1879. SUMNIEtG. 1873

Notwithstanding our immense disposal Of
Summer goods. We are aRAin prepared, by q
-@second supply. 70 furnish our customers with
SPLENDID SUMMER CLOTHING,
n great variety of STYLE shAde e. color and pattern
Linens ducks alDacas. cheviots. cAAsimOres, dag
0has, &c The attention Of the public is especial.
ly called TO the large stock Of LINEN DUSTERS
suitable for travelling. Tn addition to the ready
made work. by the assistance of An experienced
tailor, gentleman can have their clothes cut
snd made to order at moderate prices and peFlSot
Mt guaranteed.
, All articles pertaining to Mems Furnishing
Goods In many varieties and sty les
JOSEPH ROW,
SI0 MARKET STREET,
aDl Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

ELECTION OF OFFICKRS.-La Last evening ths
managers OF the Wilmington Savings Fund, mo-
aud elected the following officers -
President-Joseph Bringhurst.
Tieasurer-Albert W. Smith.
Auditor-Joseph Richardson.
Clerk. L. Smith
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

CHEAP CoAL-Stove at S5.S5. Nut, $5I5 per
2240 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf sOuth
of Market street bridge. WM. J. BRowN.
July lst,-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
special Notices.

LARGEST Nut Coal in the city at WM. J.
BROWNS, South of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

PRRsoNAL.-COl. ID. u. Williams. lately of nj
Lancaster Daily fntelii0enecr, visited our citS
thIs morning He is a tne writer; aud expreSses
himself as being highly pleased with Wllnip0ton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

FALsk hUAoR.-The rumor that Mr.. z. T. K.
Smith had determined not to rive his exeurs,on
to New York City and Central Park, Is entirely
false and without foundation. The excursioI
VIII positively take place as announced ON the
25th insf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
DONDs. STOCKS. GOLD. a..

Govsrnment Securities. Gold. State bonds. Rpll-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion. Local Securities q specially. Being repre-
asnted In all the DFineiDal cities W reliable cores
IN ths line With prDWptness and despatch. Persons
wantiaw 10 bay or sell are invited TO give us call
Quotations Of the active Stocks at New FORK and
philadolphiA received daily at our Office.
Sound 1uV0stmeAt Securities negotiated and Tor
Evary kind Of fIsGltimats Banking dOns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
Police Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR s1,rus.

John Hogan, for drunkenness, was fined Afty
cents and costs.
EdW. Scott, vas arrested for disorderly conduct,
and is still held for q hearing,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
CHECKS

On Banks In Philadelphia. New York, Doston. Bal
timOre, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Washington
will be credited receipt from customers at par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

COLLECflONS
OF lDiVidends Notes. Interest. Drafts, &C.. made with
despatch. and accounted for the day payment Is re-
ceiVed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per eunum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
COLLECTIONS

For interest made on deposits of specific sums, for
6xed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
ORGANAZE ZEO IS4S.
JOHHgsREcLEAR q SON:
Exchange&D deposit Bank
Ne. 6O9 Market street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit AecOunts, SUBJECT 70 check at sight, (same
e ct National Bank solicited from firms. eOrDO-
ratiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-03
1873
N z

THE following is q table showing the maioritles
obtained by the candidates for President Of CITY
Council and Ctty Treasurer in the different
Wards: