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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

East India Cholera Specifc.-A safe and
effectual remedy for Dysentery, Cramps, Asiatic
Cholera, Gripping Pains, &c,
l.. NJ. ENGLAND, DRUGGIST,
juHe3O-im. 9Th aud Lombard sts., Wilmington, Del
SiRns' Pain Searcher.-The great Medicine
In Cholera, Cramps, Collie, Pains in the Stomach and
Bowels. and Limbo. 1t relieves Cramps and Pains at
once; matter how bad they may be, 1t relieves
quickly. 1t is used inwardy and applied outwardly,
and s beyond all doubt the best remedy of the kind
aud the greatest Pain aud Cramp remedy known
tn Cholera IL has proved far superior TO any other
ramedy in fact 1t is always certain and never fails 10
give prompt relief. 80.
Principal Depot. Fourth and King streets, WILL
mington Dell where all of Simms' s. Sons eee-
brated Family Medicines are sold. Ii
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
Ill q U = IL 3! Il A IL Nj $
For SALE BY
J. X. WALTER.
once Nos, Exchange BUILDING,
Market Street, Corner Savan,.

COMPLETE RksipESCE.-Three story brick cor,,,
Foufth anu Jenerson Streets 10 rooms and snI.n,.,
ktchen, not and cold water range and two heater.
Cellar finished with cement. most dcsirahle hons
22z WEST SrnRRT--A large and elegant douhIa
house. Terms very easy. e "o'e
FIVE HOUSES AT TENTH AND LoMaARp Tbosa
modern style dwellings erected by VIM s. Hilles Eso
Ihey are we're commodous and present many nj an
tages both IN price and style those who nic.
home but cannot afford an expensive residence
Iwo-Sronv BRlcR BUILDING, with engine
snalung, steam heating apparatus complete. A good
factory. - ~ h"H""
n, a STORE ON MAnkHr STREET, Central locality.
THREE CHOICE FARMS near Frederick sburg VA
at low price. They are all located railroad, and
one OF these farms comprises 1870 OF land with
a large plantation, mansion, and numerous other
buildings. The other two are about two hundred
acres EACH and one OF them has two sets OF Ludnss
S5 ACRES SPLENDID TIMBER LAND in Charfes
Co.. Md near two good landings and railroad sta
ton a hne chance for speculation.
FARM NEAR RKIioBoTH.-If sold soon the nrice
Will be very low. 1t Is destined to Increase rapdv IN
value. 'f'' :"
large quantity Of valuable property previously
advertised. Call and enquire.
COhveyancinE. ---Deeds, mortgages articles of
and co-partnershlp, building contracts and
speciheatons and other papers prepared and salts
lacuoh guaranteed. To have business arrange ments
Nduced TO writing saves misunderstanding ami pro.
notes security. Special attention given 10 this Mind
saDers- ~ ''
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81
BUILDING LOTS
A U q II L q NJ!

SATURDAY, JULY 9th, 1873,
Ats O'Clock, p. IN.
These lot, are situated on Front Read Chestnut
rIanklin and Broome streets. They are really fnt
snuatiohs, and IN respect TO splendid scenery are
gentle hill giving delightful view Of the valley OF
delaware, ahording the best means of drainage and
being 30 near the heart OF the city that they are
idly enhancing in value. f
AS simple Investment these lots are UNSURPASSED
Brandywine water Is already introduced, good lots
are very hard To hnd and those who want to buy and
let ths rare opportunity slip will certainly regret it.
iEhhSi-Twenty per cent cash, Balance In four
notes. equally divided at three, six nine aud twelve
months with interest from day of sale. Settlements
70 be made on or before Saturday duly 10Th Is73~
Those paying the full amount in cash will be allowed
discount OF three per cent. clear deed will be
uenvered when the notes paid or any one giving
notes with an approved endorser will receive their
deeds Immediately. JAMES BRADFoRD
Oge u Miller, Auctoneers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

EoR SALE,
elegant Neto West Street I;eSiIence,
No. 222.
i So ulltduring last spring; nnc pressed brick
tt front, three stories high ha vi ny every conye-
isliW nence and all the modern improvements
The best materials were used, and the work done nv
the day under my own supervision, ~
front 81 feet 20 feet deep, with seven feet ba in
tue centre large bay window In the southern parlor
back building 80 feet deep by Is wide. Lot fronts
on est street 10 feet lix inches sc deep all on
ieyei win West street Fine dry cellar under the
wnoe oiiiung; registers in every room arranged for
heater bath room with hot and cold water The
building was put up in the substantial manner
anu contains eleven rooms, and commands one OF Inc
most delightful views OF the Delaware and Chrlstjnna
rivers. Laige side yard planted with ronrishing
evergr Gems aud shrubberv s
The property will be sold bargain and OF, accom-
insulating terms. $1,000 may remain OH. for a nun-
Der OF years. Those desiring to buy are requested
to call and examine the house. Apply to
DAVID WOOLMAN,
Ill
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

There VIII BIO u Grand temperance jubilee and
PIC ic at the above place Oh the Fourth of July
REV PENNELL COoMBE, has been invited and
expected TO be the orator OF the day. and other a
dresses by eminent local speakers. The Declaration
OF Independence will also be read. ELLINGER'S
BRASS and STRING BAND has been engaged lar
inc occasion All who desire to spend pleasant day
IN the woods and be free from the noise usually made
on mat day the city cordially invited TO attend
FRIENDS OF temperance and reform make a vranJ
raly ior the cause. No Spirituous Liquors sllowrd
on the grounds Trains will run follows from vii
mington and Landenberg. " ""-
Leave Wilmington for Mount Cuba-S.cO $50 TO- IN
A.. M; 200. 800, 635 HOO. p. NJ Leave Lan.en.
perg Tor Mount Guba,-6.t5, A, NJ; 1916 $50, 10
I. M Leave Mount Cuba for Wilmington - ri
~, lo,Io, NJ; -, lbs. 600 7,45. Z. NJ Leave
mount o Cnba tor Landenberg,-1iI6, A. NJ; %, lila
ll;So, r. NJ Tickets can be had of any of the Com.
mittee, or at the Stations the road ~ 0''''
GosMiTrEE oE ARRANGENEers IS. iiersey ,Juv
II. rnhi Z. b. woodward, j. Sullivan, W. o. scott
jas. r. Hayes, s. N. Fogg, FARE for the ronnd trn
nom all Stations, ~ cents. Children under 70 YEAR,
80 cents, ~ - se"iss
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

successor 10 tbs late f. Hertlng, No. 2i4 King
street, above Second, Wilmington, Del, res
pectfuy calls the attention of his friends and Sports
men generally tha he will continue the manufacture
SI shot Gums, Rifles and Psto's, at the Old stand,
NO. "a King street. and has for sale a large and
beautiful stock O: Fire Arms, among which are
DohD'e narrei Huns from $40 10 SIPS.
Single barrel Guns from 1 to $40.
Az kinda OF Pistols, Colts, Sharpe's, AIlep's and
smiths y Westons isev0lvers, with Cartridges
&c, complete. Also Ely's best double water proof
ppercnsson Gaps; every size ball and shot Dame
rags aud Cunning Apparatus generally. Fishing
Tacke, &c, constantly on hand and for sale whole
ssle and retail at the lowest cash prices.
~ Particular attention paid to Bell Hanging AND
lS heretofore. Lift
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
For Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

NO. !, elO King street, very large modern we'll
ing, with every recent iinprov emcnt lot IS feet =.
inches, by 1872 feet. of the best houses in Ga0
the city. Possession immediately dsA
No. 2, Adjoining tue above is u lot oil land 81 feet
Inches, by 1872 feet. The above ia well situated and
tePms easy. - $3.50
No 3, fine dwelling, 716 French Street. with i'm
provements, in good order. Possession I'M ediateIy
No: 4, good dwelling, 40 King street, with lot
running to French street Possession on 25th Of arc
n Mo COO Apply to wM. McCAULLEY Y CO.,
10. 900 Market 81. Wilmington. Del. decl2-tt
Adair & Woodward have chair Gamers and are pye-
King street, below Second. 's
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
SHERIEESS Sal g

SFERIEE7S SALE
BY virtue Of writ of I.evari Facias to mo di.
49, rected, viii be exposed to Public Sale AT the
49, Lafayette Hotel, No. sil Shpley street, kent
,sssM by james o. Pierson in the city of Whining
- Ton. New Castle County, Delaware, on W. d.
nesday, the 9Th of July, 1873, at 2 O'clock n M the
following described real estate Wis All that cert ain
lot VI land and and twostorle brick building there
on, situated in Chr,stana Hundred County and State
Aforesaid, bounded and described as follows to wit
begihning ut point on the northerly side Of Della
ware Avenue at the distance Of one hundred and sew
ey rect IRON the intersection of the said side Of Del
aware Avenue and westerly side of Union street. n
corner OF land OF John Parker thence along said
fsrker's land and parallel with Union street north
ery enc hund ed and twenty three feet to the south
e,ly side OF Parker street twenty feet wide thence
along said side of Parker street westerly twenty fyc
feet to stake thence southeriy and paraIiri viii
union street one hundred and twenty feet to
the aforesaid side of Delaware Avenue and thence
ther by easterly twenty five TO the place OF he
ginning, be the contents thereof what they NAV
seized and taken in execution as the property of
John G. Clark and Mary Ann Clark his wife, ami to
be sold by ,e' ""' "
Ola. ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
shefiH's omee. New Castle. June 10th, a. d 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
PeremptOry Sale,
PeremptOry Sale.
To close tho estate of Scattergood Allen deceased
VIII be sold at Public Sale by order of the executor
ut
No, 9l4 West street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ON TUESDAY, JULY list,
ON TUESDAY, JULY LIST,
At Q O'clock, sharp, as follcws:

| IN PARLoR-l fine rosewood plano, made by w.
d. Bradbury New YORK., and nearly new, cost 5000
| sofa stuffed; fine reception chairs, lady's chair
with arms covered with crimson plush, tazia, mar
bie-ton 1 marble-top centre table, 3 blinds, 40
yards Brussels carpet, mantel ornaments, &c,
IN ENTRY.-Entry and stair carpets, rugs
IN piNiNG kooM .01 n &Si Ton walnut .s
board, extension table, 10 feet long mirror. SIX
walters, dishes, knives forks, French china Roli
bang zee se5 Say slo S pictures shades
consisting of marble top dressing bureau, marble top
inclosed stand large bedstead large wardrobe,
towelraok, walnut dressing -staiid, large arm
chair fancy chamber set 80 yards ingram Carpets,
SECOND sToS Safts1i ;
follows; marble top dressing bureau, marble top
Sas ~, n elegant spring STRESS bed
ornaments. curtains, &c.
IN SITTING ROOM secretary and book case
entre-tabe, sofa rocker, cane rocker, / green
rep lounge. Large mirror, % yards ingram carpet
Faihp Story lssnss. Se noa
ding, wardrobe, mating, shades, stand, glass cham
THIRD STORY BACK RooM-l good bedstead,
bed and bedding, bureau, looking glass, washstand
IN sERVANfs RooM"Bedsteadss n stanj S SIass,
taGss' k K fsEai EiSSsran chair. n.
buckets tubs, and many other things not here emu
At o'clock sharp, the same day, III front of the
house, No. GA West street, will be sold at Pablo
Sale, brown mare years old, a first. class -
carriage. made by Cooling Lloyd, "fg no liop H
wagon, two robes whip, set single harness, 80
SAMUEL ALLEN, Executor
~ OF Scattcrgood Allen, deceased.
L.w. Stidhan IL Son. Auctioneers is1a b.
dor SALE-A small farm Of about 10 aeres sI,,-
Il ated ON the jackson Inn Road, near the Kennett
Turnpike road. the Wilmington & Reading Railroad
passes through the place and within il miles nS a.,
Ann
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
Sure Cure for RHEUMATISM.
MAHAN, HILL G. CO..
No 4 Il. Third Street, whining.
ton, Delaware,

S'"'J VI MOrfOWs's BufIdInxsD
hhvihg Invented and prepared for sale I, medicine
.lHd sure cure for rheumatism. 1t Las not failed
M ~. Three CASES OUT OF HUNDRED
hey reier TO the following persons this city wh ON
,ney nave cured, among many hundreds, within the
H rev years Many of them desperate cases
YIN. McCatferty, 104 West Fourth Street Mary A
forman, 3i5 Poplar, A. Hufna. soc Conrad St; Pat
Tick McCullen, n. l.. corner Fifth and Pine streets
Lewis List RI West Seventh Street; s. CaspersoI,
III East sixth Street; s. Marshall Walker 4O3 Pon,
,ar street VIM. d. Sparks, IA Fast Seventh Street:
Mary Boycc, corner OF Fifth and Madison Streets
Mhry hoopcs, 100 East Front Street. Also, Ernest
Neunan, Odessa, Del.
For sale, retail, at 81 a bottle
~, MAIAN, HILL. " CO..
No. Fast Third street. second story OF Morrow
Buildings, Wilmington, del. " "
y. B.-Also for sale at E. Bringburst ~ Co,s .or
ner sixth and Market streets, and at l3 East Sixth
street. Wilmington, Del anr@
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
Exccutrix Sale.

ExccuLr1X sale.
Wlll be sold ut Public Sale, on SATURDAY. ,Julv
otl, 1873 Mt 10 O'clock A. NJ, at the stable OF the
ate James cleanden deceased on Washington St.,
between 9TH and 10th Sts the following personal
property'-one valuable FAMILY HORSE ~
y, pleasant and fast driver an excellent Sad SySf
CARRIAqES"On All i,,,a -, ~ m LIrAic1A
tSSp, OF excellent make, az good as new. ono YORK.
wagon IN good order One Two-seatsd German
Town wagon IN good order. One Carriage Pole.
HAKNESS.-Onc set of Double Harness. Silver
mounted manufactured by Lacy a. Philip, has been
used but little One set OF Single HAIRLESS, nearly
new. and OF the best quality and workmanship. Two
sets OF Single Harness In good order. Two Brides
Forks, Shovels, &b.
ELIZA CLEADEN, ExecutriS.
bGLE ~ MILLER, Auctipuecrs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
FOR SALE.

Two good yearling COLTS, OF excellent ~
stock, and good size, for sale will be ex- |TSf
changed for Cattle. ROBERT MOORE, Ah
June 3D-its Near Ns,r GasflSi
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FOR RENT,

IA Large Dwelling, y. l.. corner Of Eighth
Hssm Rent, $500
L Also, House. 5il East Twelfth street
-Four houses on Locust street, near Townsends
Rolling mill. "
teenth streets. $500 : ~
Second street and Union Avenue
Two houses on causeway, near Wilmington ~ N-e.-
TEN Railroad Depot Apply To ~ ''
WILLIAM McCAULLEY q Co.,
har.t No COG Market street Wilmington bel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

NJ oIiCE-Persons desiring tents during Camp
~ Meeting at Rehoboth Camp, are requested 10
AT ONCE. r. w TpfSE 1"Au'
!eis-H Superintendent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
PILES or HEMOaRHOIDAL TUMORS

Iy.'ABsoRPTIoN," without pain, dagger, canstlcs
or instruments, by
w. A. McCANDLISS, NJ. d. & SON
s., NO. 2OO1 Arch street, Philadelphia,
may12l3- 10mw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
SHERIFF'S SALE

ny virtue of an order of the Superior Court of the
o.''u oi delaware In and for New Castle County, to
,ae uree,ed VIII be exposed to public sale. at the La
Spp.o notel, NO. 81 Sipley street, kept by James
~. nierson. IN the city of Wilmington, New Castle
Iouny' Delaware, on SATURDAY, tho 5th day of
ne stocks. viz Fifty shares of Capital Stock
Vi s Az nas , ma Company OF Wilmington. Del
John Marshall Harlan. and to be sold l,y '' "
iais-o. ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sherin.
nhcrlh Ohiee. New Castle. June IL. q. 4. lST3.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
Store Stand for Sale or Rent

- A GOOD STORE STAND, for sale or ren&
Inn AZ me corner Of Twelfth and Chppey Streets
- IN the city OF Wilmington. 1t has becn a stoi
s.aih, ior SIX years. Possession given at once
Apply to Francis Vincent, a mond Buiidines.
Eighth and Market streets,or To 4. T. Blcst o2 WILSON
''''' ju23-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
Valuable Farm for SaIp.

'"iunult FNrM l0f Sale.
w De sold ~ Private Sale, farm OF 800 acres loo
~ ol when are timber, situated Two miles from
pT& henton Station, and four miles from Claytnn
pk Kent County, Del. There are Double Brick
nm, House, Carriage House, corn cribs and out
buildings, all in good order. The land IL highly nro-
ducuvc AMI very desirable. Peach oI chaId And
o'her iiIi't Terms easy Apply at this Office. lei.
FOR SALE
bNr SET OF first uliis- second handed duubie
harness. rubber mounting two sets Of fr,t cl.ss
tsond handed single harness.
twelve sets 81 hrst class heavy lead harness. i,,Y
single team with No. wrought chains.
One dozen first class second hand Irish collars nil
~ soou ORDER and Will be sold cheap the owner has
~ use 'or Them They can be seen at j. A. Conner
q cos, new harness store. No. 22i Market street
e',''", " hhihs,oh' Del apl 22-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

The grocery store at Ninth and Orange streets
WIN ceilar aud fixtures conplete; trst-rate busc ~
''a IN Apply TO JAMES CLEADEN,
Je- 9li West street.
For Rent.
homse on tastery side OF Madison street, above
,Erghln houses III south Wilmington near the Roll
ing MILL Also houses in different PARTS of te city
Apllyto w.McCAUIIiEY & co.
=. SOC Market strees
Ihtl IO-tt WllminRtnn Dol
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
WAGES! WAGES

kok ALL WHO ARE WILLING To WORK.
n, Any INV person old or young. of either sex can
uahe from $40 To so per week, day or eyeninp
wanted by all Suitable 10 either City or Countrss
uu any season OF the year. This IL a rare opportun
ny lot those VINO are out OF work and ont of money
10 make an independent living, no capital being "a
Yq9mMe1d. Our pamphlet, chow TO MAKE A
LIVING, giving full Instructions SC ut on recept Of
~ cents. Address, A. BURTON & Co, Morrsanis
Restchester Co., New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30
FOR. RENT

EoR RENT-A house, barn and from four TO ak
acies lahi. Apply TO j. y. BROWN
&c" u MARYLAND Avenue,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

AGENTS to ss Sq M ass N
w ANTED Ss M for ie'ts.sa s.sglaT 70
COMPANY, 800 Broadway, New YORK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

DOR SALE-The cheapest 30 nc re farm In Chri
l. tiMia Hundred, on easy terms.
~ I2'u Apply at this Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
APRrDICTION FULFILLED.

The probability of the arrival OF the Bud
dngton party Dundee precisely has happened MAS
anticipated by tho Hon Henry L. Haven. the well
known shipping merchant OF Neg-Lonion, 10 whom u
will be remembered we indebted for much inter
esting information the time OF the arrival OF Tie Tyson
party-and was indicated by him in a letter Ia lhE
TRIBUNE dated SewLondon, sept. II. Mr. haven WHITES
ns that he had lust finished reading TIE TkS NJ OF the
ltn containing letters from the Tigress and Jun~a, IA
company with Capt John =. spicer, whaling master
who is familiar with Arctic navigation, aud IN The con
yersaton that ensued the latter mentioned the fact that
the British whaers always expect to 20 up to b'v"
Bay by the lh of July latest and 10 leave there To
cross over to the other side OF Ban's Bay about that
time Capt Budiington knew this tact, and Mould ls
very likely TO make his arrangements 50 a. To ut"rep
aud board some OF them. Mr.. Haven says
.Very likely he has done 80, and IN that - the casr D"
and mis- men are all safe These whaleTs usually tn"s-
fuD remain OF the land fsonctiin"s rti"t
Cockburn island north Of Hudson strait uhtH n,i"-
bcr arriving home the last OF OCTOBER. lhtN
are mostly owned m Dundee. Capt. -pcer - sur
that Capt. BuddngOn would would no, attempt to sn~
Ban's Bay Ia his OOat-. nut falling "a meet WIN iho
wbalers would coast down Greenland on the wet ~ha
of that land To Upeinavik. tie thinks that u was an
wise Tor tue United states steamer 10 cruise on me Wet
side of the bay as "a they would DC sas on hnifd
of the whalers. He says she should nave cmeinhN
looked into every nook and harbOr on the cOast 81
Greenland as II therc they would need All aud asist
auce. | consider Capt. Spicer Vetb wen p4uhW 20
form A good Judgment on these matters, alo IHE
TRIBUNE has manifested 50 much iuicfc,! 49, tf awe"
ture tnat thought his views might interest Yo.
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gallery and there was the greatest anxiety 10 oo'@'
favorable positions from which to view operations
On the floor of the Stock Exchange the widest
excitement prevailed The market had opeheu
fevershly under the pressure OF evl ruors anu 'no
manipulation of the bears" Each ana every opei
80 ,ros ,repared for the most dreful calam-
ties Stocks were ruthlessly hammered, ana
the "bears" ruled the bour when IL
became known that Jay Cooke d Co. mad
failed dread seemed to take possession OF the mui-
titnde and when il was announced that jay Cookies
First National Bank of Washington and the Phls-
delpha house had suspended, the scene was SIMPLY
indescribabe. The stock market broke and Sc
curites were sacrificed In the most ruthes manner
New-York Central dropped from 99i to s4s Har-
lem from 1864 to l25 Erie from So 10 $751; Lake Shore
from 90! to Sc Wabash from SCI to 40, Northwestern
from SO TO 49, Northwestern Preferred from &c to g.
Rock Island from 1927 to 97 ST. Paul from 4S. to 49,
ST. Paul Preferred from IS to &C. Union Pacific from
"a to q. Western Union from 49, TO u.s. and Pacific
Mail from 42a to 81
A FAILURE, AND A BANK THREATENED
This decline from to 1Ol per cent the cause
of the circulation of fresh rumors, this time about
weakness in the Vanderbilt party Once more the
rumors were true, for it officially announced
that Richard Schell, brother of Augustus Schell.
and friend and favorite of Commodore Wander
bilt, had failed.
In consequence of the depression in the Wander
bilt stocks and the failure of Richard Schel there
was an impression that the institutions with which
the Vanderbilt party were identified would be at
fected. and with this idea in view many of the de-
pOsit0rs of the Union Trust Company lof which the
late Horace f. Clark was PTesident) became fright
ened, and congregating about the paying window
of the Company, demanded their money. large
amount was paid and the confidence returning the
Company resumed itsIusual appearance after bank
hours.
POVERTY CORNER AND THE GOLD EXCHANGE.
The southeast corner of Exchange-pIace and
Broad-st known as Poverty Corner" was densey
packed by an agtated crowd of Inpecu-
NOUS stock brokers eagerly looking for
money Owing 10 the natural stringency OF
the market and the fears of additional
disasters, the borrowers outnumbered the lenders
about ten to one. The early operations call were
at per cent. currency TO gold interest, but when
the Cooke. Schell and other failures became known
in the afternoon the price advanced to per cent
per diem which rate has not been reached since the
exciting times of last Winter and Spring. The final
business was at per cent, later in the day.
The scenes on the Stock Exchange were repeated
on less excited SCALE although the attendance on
the floor was nearly equally numerous and the gal
ery very much thronged. The price opened at III.
advanced to ll2., and closed at 1l2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
The FIRE RECORD.

THg TOTAL loss nv THE CHICAGO rRr rsuNsItD
Al $1,000 AND THE INSURANCE ,r $4,000.
CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-The total loss by yes-
terdsys Are put at $4,000. aud the insurance
far ~ known n ts.eo distributed among large nun
her OF companies East and West no one OF whoh loses
probably over tsOco Among the companies that .nfrr
are the Etna Of Connecticut the st. Paul Of Minnesota
the Lycoming OF Pennsylvania, the Penn 81
PENNSYLVANIA the German of Pennsy lvania the Ale
mania OF Cleveland; the Kansas Of IeaycnWoru the
German Of quincy, M the Mechanic OF Milwaukee
the sDider aud Miller Agency, and the ". D. Rolas
Agency. The latter agency has about Noooo ossss
number OF minor Casualties 50 nrcmen ana Cbons arr
reported; but with the exception Of one man. Wa
Schwartz OF Engine No. G. very scfoas
Schwartz Ia reported 20 be badly injured.