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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE.

ON MARRIAGE.
TIE sdoos d Eors .aS Ebu hY q s.Iy N. f SSS
hood restored. Impedimouts . hsrrisEs removed.
rsmedlss Books and UiroulGrS sent fT.s N sssSd
ISdlsss HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. q sov,b
Mott street Phlladslphia, Pa. surSSn
DR. JOHNsROE,
BALTIMORE LOOK HOHPTTAL
Omos ssaih FFsasFioh street.
Erou hs sEtsnsiys practices In The great Hospitals
sSS ~ ~; .S m ~. iSSTs "a ~ hsS
81 sir 80 81 isiS pTsScS tn the world for
K 0URR WERRiTFED IN fwu DAYS.
Me.Eness % the baos LmDg, Structures, Aasstiol
aSo;.1S1. dss.S q bSS, H"SUS.Ss1. bssS.ps
1 sr Lev sITtit,; OoPta.leS q de- Pnpttl9s
q sfddinss. BssssS d 81 lea TSrost Ho scr q
stin,, Aheotlons 81 bs D--T, fInsa, stS@ssh o.
ar Isbils q 80 soin at p Ne s
nor. iala 70 hsls victims than the sona q bfrs1s y
hsps, % sutoipAilOla, isndsTiBs marriage, kS, IN
YOUNG nRH
gn9 havelntured thsmaaiyes hg esrtalu prnates 10
asGsa n vhsn Aions. ssol' iE.1usny ls.tssd tros
nissta i.is sv.5 Jh'a ,sl,.g And y 20, snr.d rsHds
sos IPpS m nss as''ra" both mind ard bod
What w hsi yoanG na.n, ths hops Of his eoun
I'll pros sois md sslaTmssts II his, b. tbs osaSs
1nt1os r. asyisi,iqs Iron ne path Of nAtufs, ard
aa''i"s In : '''''in III szsR sifsiS
lArIied fer.ona. o. rgang Men sgatsnplatina u e.
I.ss bsiIE ausrG o. ghysissi yvahns-s lOss q Pro
ereauye fuWer-impotanoTD Nervous RfoltAhititI
Palpitation, OrIAnlo Weakness Nervous DshiillF .,
aay other Disqualification speedily relieved.
tg-Ho Isttsrs received unless postpaid sod oonGsip
Ing gtAmp 70 BE- us9d on the reply. Persons Writins
.h0uld stats Age and ssud portion Of advsrissusn
describing aTmptoma.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF TIE PREBa,
ne nam cured a thia sttiI
Ne lAsi ~ IeAr and Die numsroaa Important Bursira
Qperationa performed b. D.. Johnston, VitnsssSd u
lhe repoIiern o. The "bun," and many other pabSFi
puhiio beaidsa Die etaldinG - gentleman Of shaFaS
y sd gssVoasihi's' iss SunoiSni EusTsaiSs 70 n.
OEEIgE. , SCUM EREPEELCE ST..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
RALrrHoRu AND OHIO HAIr.HoAp

RALTlAokh AND OHIO RAILROAD
-
-..,-. MIAssIsaTos, Dss, q, lslo.
ioilous.'isi -, .,,-.-
Leave dsIIy, ssssP, sandal. ~ : "A. Ia. t,oo su
q n and 90 = 49, sloI q snd y ,, n.
Lssys daily, sIssvt sandsS, a. b3ISS,tE. sJk.a
aad tlosnd ~ n,
Bl.dsnsbufr, Bslt,rill., ISup.I.
% 500 and Is p Oii M. SIsspt A ths9 x. 4 81 AND
pSrns Is. SssS Ths !, y M or SgSdsI Isop.sa
oils junction and Relay only,
Lss,. At SIS, SO : A n. "a M .. ~ Ho train,
70 or IRON EnniOOi. % susdsI.. -" I" u No "A'''
L..''''oo IN : =. ;SsI Sxcs, ! n "a I,SEG
Leave q 400 4 p, ana % md Is 80.
ssS, az. .is.v fsEIS OF tbs wEsT
and ~ nd IS .. N.
sSass "a q ,S SS, g SoT.:s-,
~, Sss1n sth trains from baltimore % W6ssns
Ios stSss6arI ma poiS 81 b.,,..n R.,, H,,...a
HSa.s I'D 'i ss,. :. % SSsS:Sos . Req
fhiOgEh sLs.s 70 The We, osu b. had a. ,b. y,.b.
- ~. ggSE. PhilSd. spd Bo;s%g - Ave,
n, ooLE a.u.r. risLs = hsS e. tE''H'''r'A''o
80 .. p-,lel-l nHou.
THRoggH LIEE 9ETWEEE MAsHINgTOH
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
,.-.., WllHtHaroH, June I, tsl,a-noon.
u11 IIs = osS, ws, I and Nc" YOrh
EoR h I. YORK; Tith0G, chang. Of S.ruL,
Law. d.uv $3.50 ~ ~. ~ T.
Leop. y DN-'A' "0' @''i "'ans
I'm aTrHnAv
Leave for Hss YeTE Al ! 81 . NJ and T.hu.a..,ht.
=" sls 2; n s.p for Ne, Yo,,o,,pDn,,,,.,,,
BoaoS sap ). ~ a, IN! s t.,,snP ~ forh .,
So B.Itimor. and ob,o R.,,r0.d ,d,.,,,..,...,,..
sShsds NJ 80 ", saNeIu.snentio r
nd he Ws.s "H'h'"s'on baiiiToTsi AAa1,Polia'
Er....- = = - NllAlOnl
In OOIE U.,.,,I J1as =, LOU oI ItAnsportAeion'
0fO n EIll1HT9Z ~. 10y Vy faAIJinL
. - ', -'
| 1870 ,x,,,u KEAT , 1870
GClL fEnh51LNAElA ROUTE lOt Il
~ The NOhThWEbIl YOUTH, AND SOUTH
.i,sS Jnpe TO- va, trains will leave - follows,
"s1uenAtoas..s.;h q. m. BAltlmoTe....,7bqA m
- ''''''ig2sE N. !. .,...s.la.D pm
a, ss-sssh D. N us q. n
TuV ii;v.a.iS p; m; . -. 80, 1000 .. n
w,,. ~ oaaHAI DDUhLEIHACh kOUTE
aht sosnefy fAAos btAtS- room dag and nahA
- ~ ~ hn n,oos ~ w provensnts.
M Sa1 ashoisa niles saved 70 Western and osntrA
he 10 y a m. daily, except SUNDAY, northusstI
'''s " ~" u@'" 49, 49,. o.,
T.,,,.n -. m nian1 COsnns1floni
D Sgss., s' 70 Az, ehanEs. -
sorns2 I'd Az tt Ssn " psoenied - The once,
sto, II tSl Ana Avenns, undoT
- Nj VII be Given
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

IMPROVEMENT or R TUE UPPER COLUMBIA
NOTICE TO OONTRACToRs.
UErrED BTArEs ENonEER's OFEIoEJ
a..,., .,.,PcoIRa TLAsp, 0REaos, sept lsIA =,
tht once until II a on the lith dsy Of OurQBER,
River Il sseh q thS following points O1''
John Days Rapids, 80 miles above the Dallea, AhOut
Dsyi. BsGS. 10 miles above the DSllss, about Ill
UmStiils RAPIDS. IO7 mile. GLovs tbs DaIlss.
The work 70 be doas consists d bSsinE out rock In
lodges and the removal o. bouldors, all rock being
sTSs amount SvsIsbIs for the WORT Is any thousand
PTlBtsd spsoInoatIoP,, In,lTuetons 10 bidders and
blank form, for paoposals vii be inrnishsd % GgP
SboSs named MAJ 30 sIamuvd, O' inc '0oA'u''
sspal MAJOR Of EuGinssra, u. &. A.
ID RofosAIS FUR IRON FOR LANDING PfER,
NEAR LAWS, nELAWARk.
UNrEp sr,EEs EnonIElR,s oIylcE,l
No. lDO VuEaTHur BTnHEr, I
a..,.a PauLDElL p; r. "a, sept X isiS-
niShod By re psdsr sllh COPY q This sdysl.
Iss@s3I st,sSs,d E Sssh ~ ;: 5;c,,,Sd :, ~.
rsdairod iorthls volE. The iTSs must b delivered
m blds All itSLs sSsslally hs pIoposSd places d
There S ss TSaIsrsd y tSI. Letting SSou. one
ioTts pcuhds hammered Iron, one hundred and afiS.
one thoa.And i've hundred EouPds q rolled isop,
| pounds Of cast iron.
DnWinss can be seen at this once, where speolh.
oAtlons and other Information will be suppllsd ~.
| iSoa.n ~ 80 y, ID. KURTZ,
sspl9 Lieut.. Dol. Of KnSlnssrs-
ID RoPosALA FuR DREDGING IN DuxBURY
HARBOR, AAhsAOhUsKITs.
... H.. U. =, knysEERs oyLIoEl
PROPOSALS. will be received at this once until ],
| O'Clock, = m, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of October
merit for aboot OgOo cubic yards Of dredging In thu
south OhAunel Of Du4buTy HATboT.
Persons deeiTing 70 make proposals. for this uoTl
Ioquested 10 apply 70 the undoragned Al his oo'
In Morton Biooti OonEress street. Portland, Ne, Of
at No. Buhnoh street, boston, Mas, for bpeoihoA
tlous and further Information concerning the same,
Lieut. COL. Of EnGinssrs, BVt. Brig. Gen. U. 5. A.
| Hapg7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

WAsHlHgTQN AND ONO RAILROAD
W hprinR Schedule, beginning A pfil 4, 1g7l Two
trains daily leIeopt hundaItl between sSd
hamilton; Leave hleIAndriA At 80 A. m. and no D.
70. pasl LeeebutE 10 " a And "a y. IN and A..
AVE. Hamilton At u a, N. and is D. M Leave
hamiiton Al ~ = m and u - .. m. pass Is~sburE
10 a. IN, and 90 .. m.
The u a. N. train from AtsHandriA aud n 50 D. m,
lfain trum hamilton connect a. Hamilton With
kom9s dsiy hne Of Coaches for Putcolviiis, Bniok.
peIsv,,,s,, h,srJ,ls snd Wl9ohestsG Also, With
for Aldle and hiddisburg.
AL lioods, per htoamef, Railroad or Efpraas, IN
care 81 X. H. nAYltNEIi, Frelght ard Ticket Assent
a. AlaiAndrlAp vii be forwarded A. far a. Hamiiton
res OF charge, other than regular tariff rates,
Vommqtslon tickets, three osnts per mile,
AnnuM Tickets, eal n. H. HAVEHEH
nulbAu General Ticket AGENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEslNFs-NNru PAcs- Fourth nth and sixth
AsTRnInSY- -sncosn pAcn-rhird column.
sma;i,,t,,s nE,sySsrm ~ yT, rAcslonr,h column.
6oAknEhs WASTED-skcosp fAaE-fourth and inh
BOARD AND LODGING wASrEp-srcosD pAex-Finh
ssAh sssas foS
BUSINESS oFPohrUSIrIEs--Elelrn rAoz-Finh col.
sTpg sSs1SEss a @ column
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrrn PAor-first and
xsS sT% r.s.rAlrs
coAsT%1sE sTSSusE srEAMsHIrs- rss.,-sisth column
COUNTRY B0ARD-snoosD PAex-Fiilh and sixth col
DANCING aAcADEMIEs-rw,Lv1u pAes-sixth column.
frRNIsaDD-srcoSD rAcr-First and second col
EuR0PEAx srEAMsurPs-rrasr rAos--Fifsh and sixth
Eyn6ffE,,::Sis,a PAss-rhi.a column.
EiKrsESsEisSsN.Srn P.n.Third coamn ;
fck TO LET
sSs 's,s SS%n'
llELf sS'l,i Sw'lS,S4iRp-rExALss-E pAor-rah and
HELP s1isEa eo
HoRsEs;,' CARRIAGES, ac.-rnsr PAcr-sccond third,
fourth and flfth columns
h9usE ass
..lss,ss
5S
LEGAi. N0fIcfS-ErGnr PAos-Finh column.
LOST AND FOli ND-FiRsr PAGs-tirst column.
ssASISknxs sAcs Rsssss.h Sn column
asD PsEssn&s.ssg.r ssa
NIscEIIASEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-TKsrH PAcr-
MIsoELia SEo TsaKIcmsn pAcE-slx,h column.
MUSlCAI~NINrp PAGx-kiith column.
rERSoNAIs-FiRsf PAcE-first column.
fULfTirAfIElcnrn PAax"Frh M column. Tur'
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAeR-Sixth column
suArSs rHsssS
Eiryre'rH PAGE-Fitth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SisrH PAcE-Firs, second and third col
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHASGE-Nrsrn PAcE-rhird
REAL ESTATE wANTED-NIsru PAcK-Third column
REMOy AI.s-sEcosp pAaE-six,h column.
REWARDS-FIrsr PAoE-First and second columns
SALES AT AucTION-TwELfTH rAcs-Fourth, NTH and
sITUATioSs wANrEp-FEMALEs-ELKvr PAGE
tirs' second third fourth and nnh ceuwns
SPECIAL 'NsoTIcEs-FrRsr PAcn-sccond column
SPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT fAGE-second
sTORAGE--FIRsr PAox-sixth column.
THE TK ADI.s-TwFLrra PAGR-Trd and fourth columns
10 LET roR BusiNRss PUEfosEs-sEcoSD PAGE
TRAyEIiERs' GuIDEzFrss1 PAcz-sIxth column,
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-EIaHrH PAGg-Fourth col
wEsruHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, sTEAMBoiTs, &c.-riasT rxcz-sixth col
umn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
At THE DOWN TOWN HORSE MART

WALDR0N 4 COOKE, AUCTIONEERs.
AUCTION SALE THIS DAY AT IL O'CLOCK,
Corner Cedar and Liberty streets New Church street
HORSES, CARRIAGES,
HARNESS, WAGONS, &c.
One pair bay Horses I5 hands; fine sty and action
very gentle and free in sngle double harness
liable for family or business purposes.
ONE GRAY HORSE. lJa hands; years; superior
worker and pulIcr; stylish and free in any business
harness.
1900 and active superior puller and worker single
or double is warranted sound, kind and true,
ONE BAKERS WAGON, nearly new; built to order,
with boxes and all suitable fittings inside
ONE Light COVERED EXPRESS WAGON, nearly
ONE BRIGHT BAY HORSE, l5s1 hands: years old .
fnc, showy driver: free, gentle for lady tn drive
stands without lying afraid and warranted sound
ONE SoRREL TROTrING HORSE, 1b,4 hands; years
old Ii elegant roadstcr pure galtcd; driver in
single or double harnc -; gentle and kind.
ONE BUILDERS WAGON, IL foot he'd: built TO order,
new; with pole double trees Of shafts, &c n
pictc One two scat Rockaway, In good running order
Two TOP Buggies and single Harness Two Road
Wagons and Harness. One Double Truck IN good order
One pair Express Horses; good true workers. Other
Horses; description at time of sale 10 sets Harness.
single double Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02


PROSPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
SPRING MEETING, 1872
FIRST pAy-TUEsDAy. NAY 2s
Purse No I-S60 for horses that have be atcn
minutes $3.50 to first $3.50 second and 800 to third
Purse No. 2-si,50 horses that have meyer beaten
2:31 $500 to first, $i0 TO second aud 500 to third
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAy, MAY 90
Purse No. SSl2 200, for horses that have never beaten
Purse No. 4-e20O0 for horses that have beaten
22S 81 $40 to first $500 to second and 500 TO third
THIRD DAY-THURsDAy, MAY n
Purse No 5-slUO for horses TINT have never beaten
g So e6OO 10 first, $3.50 to second and $50 TO third
$50 o 4 Second as and $50 t
FOURTH DAy-FRrDAy NAY 81.
2s $3.50 10 irst sisc 70 second and soo 10 third
$500 to second and $500 70 third
CONDITIONS
All tho above races TO he in harness milo heats best
In and VII be goyerned by tho Rules g the Ms.
Rules No horse shall be drawn except by permission
of the judges OF the race, under penalty nf being
precedns the race Cmittns Sunday the proper par.
ty have lodged with the Secretary proprietor Of
the course written notice OF his intention not to start
which notice the horse so drawn shall be Ineligible
horse dstancins the field will receive the entire
Entries TO close at the American Jockey Club Res
taurant T H. Johnson a. Broadway and Twenty.
eighth street, New York, Thursday May o. at r. W.
Entries telegraph will only be received before the box
XII 'communicatons TO be addressed to Geo. w. Oak
lev Fulton ana boerum streets
'-o"s ''''''' MARTIN KALBfLEIscH, President.
Gro. W. OaxfKy, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
HERALD BRANCn cFFIcE-UPTOWN.

HERALD BRANCH CFFICE-UPTOWN.
A DvERrIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
EECEIyID AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
1855 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETwEEx TlI1RTyFIRsT AND THITY.
SECOND STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM "a. N.
TILL or. NJ EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES No EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A SUPERB COUPE Ray HORSE FOR SALE Low
ranted sound.
JOSEPH TOwNIY LIS West FiflIeth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
STORAGE.

A STORAGE AND SAFE KEEPING ron rURNr-
N. turc Baggage, TO; raised elevators; separate
closed Compartments any size always accessible Iise
thoroughly and completely equipped establishments n
America. Eighth avenue, Thiry.hird 10 Thirty f~"vth
street and 26l Ninth avenue. II. q. HAHGEA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02

WANTED-HORsE AND PHAET0N (OR BUGGYl IN
w exchange for saable real estate, free and clear
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02

UoR sALE-THE sLOoP JOHN FRANKLIN ABOUT
fyc tons new measurement; lcngt, OF keel, 20 feet;
breadth OF BEAM III feet depth feet inches For par.
uculars inquire of POST SHEPHERD barge No. Is foos
West Tenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
REWARDS.

(Nox 4 KING DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY II
Broadway and II New sire ct Established 1852 Fur
nish only reliable and experienced opcratveS branch
Offices in Chicago and St. Louis; correspondents In all
principal cities and Europe.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
HOME NEWS.

The Texas papers are urging the annexa-
ton Of Mexico to the UnIled States.
The New York Yacht club has reelected
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., commodore.
The Labor Reform National Convention
to be held at Cincinnati, has been postponed
to the 18th Of June.
There lie great staRnation in business In
Utah, owing 10 the snow blockade on tue
Union Pacific Railroad.
The blockade of the Union Pacific Rail-
road is reported to be seriously affecting the
business OF San francisco.
The Grand Dlke spent four hours in the
Mammoth Cave oil Kentucky. on Thursday,
aud, enjoyed INNS elf hugely.
The Military Committee of the New
York Senate reported bill, on Thursday,
incorporating negro organizations with the
National Guard.
The infdels OF Massachusetts have sub
sciibed $4,000, toward the erection OF a
building Tor their use, to he named Paiue's
Memorial Hall.
Revenue Officers railed on several illicit
dislilleries in the Filth ward, Brooklyn,
Friday afternoon, destroying several thou
sand dollars worth OF whiskey, &c,
Tia personal property of Henry r. Conk-
ling, the delaulting treasurer Of the Market
Savings Bank, Of New York, was seized
Thursday, at Roundout by the Sheriff.
A once prosperous merchant of Philadel-
phia is now drunken vagrant In Omaha,
with nothing but rags to keep him warm
and what he can beg 10 keep him alive.
Henry Coulter of Pittsburg. accepts the
challenge of Bglin Brothers OF New, York,
G.ra$t, 0G0 boat race, to take place In May,
on the sohuylkill river, Philadelphia.
Henry Pitcher, was attacked by robber
ON the platform OF n car on the Erie road,
near Paterson, on Wednesday night, and in
the tcufhe was thrown of the train, serious
ly injuriug his head and body.
Judge Barrett, Of New York on Friday
decided that Judge Barnard being a corpor-
ate member Of tue Tammany, Society, had
no Jurisdiction, and his injunction against
said society was void.
Albert A. Rogers, for many years re-
sponsible clerk in the Western Union
with between two and three thousand dollars
of the companY's money.
General VIM. Thompson, quar;ermaster
Tor General jackson, and formerly mil
lionaire OF New Orleans, died at Bellevue
Hospiial, New York, Wednesday, where he
had been taken in a starving condition.
The will OF James Fisk, Jr., was admi ted
to probate by the Surrogate Of New York,
| I thursday The estate is sworn to as not
exceeding 81 100000. His widow is the sole
executive, Mrs. JoIdan retiring as collegiate.
Samuel White. (cOlored) was hung at
Charleston s. c. on Friday, for the murder
of w. b. Fidea last summer. whites ac.
complete, a negro, named Baldon, had his
sentence commuied by the Governor TO I'M
prisonment Tor life, when under the gallows.
Charles Billing, Of Humboldt Mills in
Nevada, attempted to murder Miss Sheldon
lecause she refused to marry him. He fired
two shots at her fiom revolver, but met
iectually, and then placed tue weapon to bis
oM n htad and blew his bruins out
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

de n H0ur PdUemenL-Th' Mayor L.
slruclcd he police on Monday IN 'rning 10
notify all persons Ia tn ir rcspectiva Jus
tricts TO have their pavement clear OF snow
The laws requires persons IN have their pave
ments clear within ten working hours, alter
the snow has fallen, or pay fine oil lhree
dollars.
The Philadelphia EUening Hsrdld.-ln
speaking of the late visit Of The "Staie
Fencibes" 10 this city says THE object
Of the visit was to participate In The inau-
guration OF the New masonic Hall, which
was dedicated yesterday (rhursdayo
This is certainly news to Wilmingtonlans,
especially the dedication part.
Raiir0ad Detention. The afternoon train
northward, on the Delaware Railroad, was
detained enc hour and ioriy-fiye minutes by
the breaking Of one OF the driving wheels Of
the locomotive, when two miles soulh oil
FELTON,, on Saturday. Another locomotive
was supplied from freight train at Brldge-
vile, when the train came on northWard.
The passenger train southwark, Thursday
night. was detained by similar breakage
on a freight locomotive in the neighborhood
Of Townsend. DetdWarean.
A card appears in one of the city Demo
cratic papers in which gentleman who has
been proposed for the Democratic sheriff
nomination respectively" declines that
honor and states that he does this alter
"premature" reflection. - Commercial
Per Contra:
An advertisement appears in one oil Tie CITY
Republican papers in which "all persons are
notified that 'leaky hydrants" or pipes
supplying the same" twill be held response
BILE, and made pay the penalty" for the par
ticular amount of which the especial alten-
ton" of the Aforesaid leaky hydrants and
pipes supplying the same is invited to Sec. IA,
water ordinance.
The aurora BOrtalis. on Sunday evening,
Is thus described by tho Pnllad slphia Press:
"The heavens. at the early part Of last
evening, were GIFTED with the rich and deep
red OF The aurora" whose reflected rays
concentrated with unusual magnifcsnce IN
the southeastern portion of the heavenly
arch, gradually ascending higher, and then
drifting westward as the night deepened.
The absence OF the moon and tue dark,
nky sky aided the color IN displaying Its
beauties. The black. sombre curtain oil
night that overshadOws the celestial vault
was changed INFO a purple mantle Of height
ened splendor, rivaliug the imperial robe Of
Egypt's fair Queen. The fact OF the refiec.
ton being cast 80 far south may be caused
from the heavy, aqueous vapors lying near
the earth that prevade the atmosphere above
and in the north, aud an unusual clearnesi
10 the south
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Tro Good CompositorS wanted at this
office Immediately.
Far RenL-Wm Bright has for unt, the
four.slory brick store, No. 2O@ Market street
FAILED 10 Appsaf DIR. Bullmore did not
deliver his lecture In the City Hall, on FIJI.
day evening, as was advertised.
Leu CouTL--The Levy Court Of New
Castle county will meet TO day. The usual
busipets Of the February term will be
transacted
Farm Sold The farm of the late VIM.
Booth, situated in New Castle Hundred, mas
been sold by John II. Rodney, Esq, trustee,
10 Miss Maria Booth, one ol tue helrs' iof
$40, 500.
FTsh.-The Georgetown Journal says lhe
Weld Of fish lTomIndian river lhisseason Is iai
beyond previous years. 1t is no uncommon
thing 10 see wagon loads ofIock hsh shipped
al IhIs depot, aud yet the people OF George
town cannot buy them al any price. Inc
fish are Tacked In barrels when cauk hi. ana
shipped by sail to New York and Phlla'
delphia.
Passed Examination. - Tue following
named ladies successfully passed. an eAahl'
nation before the Committee on Teachers o.
lie Roard of Educat on. held on Saturday
Jsnnnry 27, and Lave ben accepted to III
vacancies in the public schools OF the city,
Miss Anna T. Burke, Miss Mary E. HarTi'
son, Miss Anna II. Fulleston, Miss Marian
A. Black, Miss Mary Whunn and Miss Marl
&. Lewis.
Counter SuH-Constable Phtchard, WHIT
had hearing before the Mayor some Tim
| ago, on the charge of lorclbly entering thl
residence OF a man named Storyback, aud
committing assault aud battery upon, hi
wife, brought suit against Mrs. Slorybac
on Thursday evening, before ESQUIRE Frazer
charging her with assaultiug him with
stick aud otherwise interfering with him Il
the exercises of his duties as constable. sh
waived hearing, aud was held ia 5000 bal
for her appearance at Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

Tomorrow evening Janauschek will begin
an engagement of three nights in the Grand
Opera House, Masonic Temple, at which time
will be presented Schlller's Grand Historical
Tragedy of Mary Stuart" The papers of
Philadelphia in speaking of her impersona-
ton of this character say "The picture
which Janauschel draws Of the hNpless
Queen of Scots is not only a strong, but in
some particulars an original one. Il has no
touch of tameness, not even in the first act,
which needs all her power to relieve it from
dullness, The climax Of its strength is in the
interview between the two queens. This
Janauschek rendered with striking intensity
and consummate grandeur. In the closing
scenes she gave beautiful exhibition of sub
dued feeling and of passion sublimated into
pathos. Altogether, this impersonation is a
grand and most artistic one.
On Thursday Shakespeare Sublime Tnge-
DIV of Macbeth will be presented, with Janau-
schek as Lady Macbeth.
The prices of admission on this occasion
will remain the same as usual. Reserved
Seats may be secured at Boughman, Thomas
| & Cos book store.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

James Slough and his wife, old and respect
ed residents of Richmond, Kentucky, became
involved in a quarrel on Thursday, when he
plunged a clasp knife into her breast and
abdomen fifteen or twenty times. The jeal-
ousy of the husband is said to have been the
origin of their difficulties. He was under the
influence of liquor on Thursday, and they
were alone at the time, but some neighbors
entering the house soon aferward, found Mrs
Slough lying on the floor IN pool of blood.
She lived only long enough to tell her terrible
story.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
Temporary Insanity.

In Philadelphia, on Thursday night, on =
GERS Ewing and Henderson, of the First Dis
lTici, while in the vicinity OF Gray's ferry
bridge, discovered a man almost entirely
nude and apparently suffering from tenn
porary alteration Of the mind, caused by
smallpox. One of the policemen Identified
the unfortunate man as William Napier, a
member of the paid fire department, who
resides at Nineteenth and Kater Streets
They took off their own coats and, wrapping
them about the man, removed him to his
home