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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-25

gF DIR TUFTS l|sl
checks Inflammation and ssststss s
pei the Irritating matter: which scl1plj
the Bronchial tuhes. s,gssss:s H6Fst8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-25
4 HINT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ku.Klux Pardons 10 bs Had for the
AskinR.

WARRINGTON, NUVeHUbI 20.
Reuben G.. Young, of Alabama, sentenced
to ten years In the Albany Penitentiary, has
been parconed ON the petition OF citzens.
The policy seemE to BIZ to pardon prisoners
when their neghtors apply.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06

The ~lset IF g. 4b
i#fs Asse hsa ahssHsHf hisisi p
fH Il - Hssb Tta b.
met ihfmy b. @d hsb fa
ahd leeens = iaN It sH b. bowl
y a ffesigt n hs bg nataI
# The dstfisi.. ess.ri one. ia,s
leon a. HffaaFsi m f1 give
"a overwhelming Hsda 10 mt
jofliY The r. dIags la tls
IIaHae ever tls EVIL right bui. ha.s
been highly exciting. aad es,nesi f,
'tekls@ aRFahisulsm au me rafi a.
ihe terress aai near whites. 70 give
negroes The privilege Accorded 'o
white people, by rebllc carriers or.
NJ hoisl.. The senate hos shown A.
eommendable degree 81 conserya,sm.
IN ibis respect, md the "cibil rirf.
bili' cant be DID this session. The
Legislature has passed. a Bin upon
public printing, that the Plgi claim.
will ruin tho public printers, a. The
price paid IN warrants are Ice, than
the actual cost Of the work IN green.
backs, yet The Pla says they will
still do the work, even il they break
at i. We know very well that the
publishers Of The Pilof would reign
the office OF public printers, If tlis
statement was true. There has been
no general business of an kind be-
fore the Legislature for ;he last two
or three days, and It was thought nm
adjournment would take place YES.
terday.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06

The Missouri Dcmocrat was sold
the other day, in st. Louis, Tor 1856,
100, 10 g. W, Fishback, one of lis
former owners. The sale was made
TO settle a partnership concern, Mfr.
Fishback, after dcducting bis one.
third interest, which, at tho sale
price, would be sl52,O33, is COM.
PEELED to pay for tho remainder in
three equal payments, one payment
to be made in cash, and the others,
in three and six months, with good
security. The politics OF the paper
are unchanged, and j. B. McCul.
is to remain cditor-in-chiei.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06
An Aer 10 ro-organizo the Congressional Dis
fripta of thta Gtotn.

An Aer 10 ro-organiso the Congressional Dis.
trlcts of this State;
Section /. BE it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Mississip-
pi, That the First Congressional Dis
trict shall hereafter be composed of
the counties of Tishomingo, Alcorn,
Prentiss, ltawamba, Lee, Pontotoc,
Union, Tippah, Yalobusha, Benton,
Lafayette and Calhoun.
The Second District shall be COM
posed of the couutieso of DeSoto, Tu>
MICA, Pamela, Coahoma, Bolivar,
Suntlower, Tallahatchie, Lehore,
Marshall, Grenada and Carroll.
Tho Third District shall be com.
posed of tho counties OF Monroe,
Chickasaw, Lowndes, Oktlbbeha,
Choctaw, Montgomery, Noxubee and
Winston.
The Fourth Distric. shall be COM
posed of the counties of Washington,
Holmes, lazoo, Madison, Leake,
Neshoba, Kemper, Attala, Lauder,
dale, Newton and Scott.
The Fifth District shall be con.
posed of the counties of Warren,
Kinds, I%ssaquenna, Rankin, Simp,
son, Smith, Jasper, Clarke, Wayne,
Coyington and Lawrence.
The Sixth District shall be COM
posed of the counties OF Claiborne,
Copiall, Jefferson, Adams, Wilkins
son, Amite, franklin, Pike, Lincoln,
Marion, Perry, Greene, jackson,
Pearl and Hancock.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That
acts and parts of acts conflicting
with the provisions of this act be,
and they are hereby repealed and
act shall take effect and be in
from and after its passage.
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WhH9 h. fs.f.Hf IEfs Hfl reform
~ ffe m r.l luiN la veil
i1f iHm ia iaTa n lIfa r,tl Ilt.
iln . faI fr porter
i1f ru. sling fla decisions N ib,
pf.ra l0Hdf p1u otarHni
fuH Hr climb DO Hlu On alsaf'aineI
i.a' i.a sfa'e atsf PAYING st of
sg.1 III Hmrl dollars iof fuf bum
lrrl copies oi each volume, muuYi
iIHrse ola single book fhc osc.u
slye right 40 scIl being reserved boz
ihc 'aw 10 the Reporter
Tho Ilio' go'a on ihc above bin
a. DE Attorney General But we
never heard OF tho Tint complain.
ias if Ibis matter before, aud the
reason Is that the Legislature has
been shopping on the tail oftbc Ploi,
ond that sngc journal, like the fable,
wants the tail. of its heretofore Joint
associates in plumber, whacked Of
exactly like theirs. We certainly
think the Pioi ought to be gratifcd
in Ibis little matter, as the publiea-
tiona Of the Supreme Report, have
been conducted in II highly dishon-
orablc and dishonest manner,
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We clip the following list of do
nations, made to the Orphans Home
when the orphans were here, from
tho 0'phans' Banner, published at
Lauderdale
J. G, Harrison, j. II. Watson. s.
&, spencer, Freeman Randolph, Miss
MoIlio Franklin, j. d. Farley, r. II.
Hunter, j. D, lllghtower, stephen
Il. Guntor, b. G. Kyle, s. r.. Blann,
W, A. Robertson, Paxton Reddit,
d, II, Wall, IS each. .. G. Dodson,
Lock q Rice, r. Parish, 81. Cash,
~. Prof, Rosborough, J.T. Laven-
der, Frank Fitzgerald, lie. Lamar,
j. +, itobgood, Ii. L. Williams,
Spain, W O. Hunter, w. H..
Wall, }. G. lIolcomb, G. d. Cam,
ron, X. b. Mckee, George Bonner,
Nliss Fannie Burrell, s. B. Arbucklo,
!. I, Ryan, ri each. Jimmy Law,
% cents, Cash, $3.50.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06

trw rlh imf1w Ffym So
40 woman Ip i1iigis has disr,y.f.
BE- stated, That iho Juice Or fh.
aye' Of ihe planl vorvaia f. eaf.
iHfu r1rc f0f yo'l1w fcft. Th5
iea,e q bfa el, The jutru erfrr-t
81. and ii n administered. iu sualI
Iof', tlfcU times o. day. s5, nc
Im.i writes thn English vice consul
who mJ' be- hns known Il 10 cure
Victims given up By the faculty.
Maybe 'o. Veryaln "a chonp and
abundant, at my rate, and hence the
experiment is casy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06

I. 49, aai ~.
- lhfab aa
Vel, 49, Nfas y
nHisf "A Na Ual
f lis au FL 4
i "a fhe Tfas.r T-
q = mftaafs af-s
hetHm H7fEWeHf e M H
HfiHaf sf ds ~
ttf m4lIiaias IN eatfiIar
r 70 lafasn Hessma.g vel.
INn f.ln iaiig b. it aa
aI ie in sn..m Wien aa
pn n ila rublie mind. "Uu
ii nfYt Ia buela HON wsfa w.fff
H m Ju men unlsa.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06
Sherif's Sale.

by virtue of a writ of ierie facias to me di.
rected from the Chaucery court Of Pamela conn.
sy, Mississippi, in the case of John G. Harri.
son, Commissioner, VS.. John N. Little. j. d
Cook and Niles W. Wilbourn, defeneant,, /
WIN, on monday, the 9Th day Of April, 1872,
IN front Of the court house door, in the town If
oardis, in said county, sell to the highest hid.
der Tor cash, the following described lands
to-wlt: All of section No. II, in township 7
OF range B, west, containing six hundred and
forty acres, lying and being in the county ~
fanoia, and State Of Mississippi, and levied on
as the property Of said Miles w. Wilbonrn h
satisfy balance due on said execution and All
costs. Sale within lawful hours.
U. 0ZANNE, sheriff.
Sardis, miss, March 16, 1872.
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Ordinances passed and established by the Board
of Mavor md Aldermen Of tbe r,ornorntior
us.rJ;s ,n.n =, ,e-o
Np'" ioA
BE It Ordained, That Leo street be and l.
hereby established a uniform width Of 6ftv
feet, the same not to conflict with any building
row on said street.
BE II Ordained, That property owners on
both sides of Lee street shall, within nine
days from this date, put down good and sub
%stantial side, walks in front of their property.
said walks not to be less Than three feet In
width, and in accordance as hereinafter de-
scribed. The walk upon the South side Of
East Ice street to terminate at Butler street;
also on the west side of pocahontas street, ex-
tending from the northern to the southern
boundaries ofsaid street; also upon the west
side Of Main street, from the Methodist church
north to Lee street, aud upon the east side CT
Main street from the corporate line on the
south toa point opposite J. D.. Hig~htower's
residence. Said walks to be constructed out of
not less than one aud one-half(l III inch plank,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06
h. MuSGROVE,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.

KNOW all men by these presents, that the
UNIVERSAL Life Insurance Company of New
iork, do hereby authorize any aud all AGENTS
that said Company has, or may hereafter have
or appoint, in tue State of Mississippi, for and
on behalf of said Company, to accept and ac-
knowledge service of all process, whether
mesnc or final, in any action or proceeding
against said Company in any of the courts Of
said State of Mississippi; aud it is hereby ad-
mltted and agreed that such service of the pro-
cess aforesaid shall be taken and held to be valid
and sufficient in that behalf, the same as IL
served upon said Company according to Tho
laws and practice Of said State, or any othcr
State and all claims or right of error by rea-
son Of The manner of such service, i, hereby
expressly waived and ~relinquished.
- Witness our hands and the seal
L.S, Of said Company, this 10th day
Of February, lsT2.
H.. ]. FuRBER, v. p.
aprS-3w JNo. II. BEWLEY, Sec'y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06
Funding Bill.

There has been several funding
bills laid before the Legislature for
funding the outstanding State debt,
but We are more favorably impressed
with the provisions Of i bill intro
duced BY Mi. IA. II. Howe, repre-.
sentative from this county III the
lower house, ~ 4 substitute for the
bills ulxsn this subject. WI
- 4 - "a have not the space to
a Ill, ~ II il d we'll drawn
&nd quite complimentary
y thessill displayed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06

The following is the act for the re.
organization of the Congressional
districts. 1t is to BIO seen that every
trick has been used 60 as to tax on to
each district, except one, enough
counties having negro majorities to
make all of the districts have q Rad
lcal majority, except one:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06
Rangers Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that one SINAI,
hgnl pay mare, one eye out, has been
aken up on the LIST Of November, 1871. as an
estray, by G. w. Hines, Of Pamela co,n,v NJ
sissipp', and TIE owner thereof moi heinz
known, and having been appraised, accordins
70 law, at the sum Of forty dollars fSsn, ~,
'ne sala mare VIII be sold at public auction. IA
eash, 2 'he highest bidder, as an estray, m
Monday, the 9Th day Of April. 1872. in fran. :,
'he Court House door Of said county. n n"
OF Sardis, If said mare il nnt sooaas
claimed and charges paid. ''
ROBERT JARVIS.
~ Ranger.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06

Two hundred and seyenty-two per-
sons met their death in the Pennsyl-
vania coal mines during the year
1871, and more than six hundred
others were injured during the same
period. Flye-sixths Of The deaths
were caused by improper ventilation,
neglect OF necessary examination
with the safety lamp, and sheer care.
lcssness.
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Answers TO Correspondents.

Student" have, oflate, seen fire..
quent illusions 10 the 'Darwinio,
Theory and not knowing what
that theory is, call upon You
for Information" Professor Oar.
win, of England,--if we nm,
derstand the matter correct,
ly--has, Of late years, advanced the
theory that all animal creation has
the Same common origiu--in other
words, that everything which has
animal life, from tho lowest order.
which has but the cellular tissue, to
man--proLd and eroct-with all his
mental powers, is of the same species.
That in this order or class, man
stands upperm,o st, the baboon next,
monkeys next, and so on down to
the most insignificant. thing which
has any animal life OF NIL. lie. of
course, ignores all divine revelation
on the subject of the creation of
man, and the deduction from this
theory is, that man is but an edu>
Gated and refined baboon. We oh.
ject to this theory in the main, and
hold 70 the old belief, that man was
created by God himself; that IIeI
broathed into his nostri.ls the breath
Of life and man became a hpiag soul,
We have seen some men, however,
who 50 much rcsemblel the monkey
II features, and where mental en-.
dowments and disposition was SO lit
TIC like mans, that We would have
elassod.ihcm with the monkey race
but Tor our respect for decent mon
keys, Professor Darwin can place ,
himself in any class he rleascs--hc E,
onght 10 know where he belongs.
Dolly Vardep.--0nc Of our fair :
correspondents wishes to know what /
0 dolly Warden" is has seen It |
extensively advertised, and supposea '
I is something belonging to o lady's =
Dolly Warden was one of y
Dickens characters. We believe II n
vas her custom to dress always in il
Of particular fgure-or, rath- 0
u, Of a particular style thereof !
'ommonlyts.known nowadays as n
figure. Our lady friends all a
now that curtain calico is distin- n
BY the largeness of its fig> J,
res; and just such a style was that y
n which the celebrated Dolly Var /,
|en used to dress. Some euterpris- ii
ng manufacturer, we'll knowing the p
cnchdai Of women for any new O
Eyle, got up %calieoes, lawns and 9TH :,
+ dress goods with large, snowy fig Of
res, aud called all such the Dolly al
arden" style. Hence, there are
Warden calicoes, Dolly Var y
lawns, Dolly Warden %percales, a
tc. We notice that our merchants /,
re receiving such goods, aud before in
70 months have passed, we expect in
, see all our Sallies, Mollies, AM GO
les, Susies, Katies and others =
rcssed out in full as "Dollies. y
Veil, the dear creatures don't have NJ
be- chance to come out in new styles @
lore than three or four times a year, pe
, W. are wiling to indulge them in y y
In. Il X :,
- -,
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Io'al Liabilities, 90
STATE CT NSw Yo,N, lee
City and County ofNew York, 800
Henry J, Furber, yicc President, and John
It, Bewley, Secretary, OF the Universal Liza
insurance Company, New York City, being
only sworn, depose and say that the foregoing
Is a tnll, true and correct statement of tho At.
ia'rs of the said Company that the said In.
snranoo Company is the bona fde owner Of ut
one Hundred Thousand Dollars of aotpal
cash capital, invested in State and United
stocks and bonds, or in bonds and mort.
cages OF real estate, uninoumbered, and worth
double the amount for which the same Is mort
gagged and that they are the above described
of said Insurance Company.
II. J. FuRBER, Vice President,
JNo. II. BEWLEY, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this leb
day of February, 1872.
khEDERlCK R. ANDERSON, 49,
Commissioner for Mississippi. in Ia
City, County and State of New York -
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n $50 "a lr-J @
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iFaJ.sn -f rnnra
fs 5s lD btf f. u
fHel msa tri fr -ti-I I
m ', w ei tel.
rffl " aI CIV. i6l fhfi n.i Lar.
ahi lal che aait qmIt.y ri.
f c1mmua.g IH be- mr 0br
Hh h w fhe teiIbg ..rl al us
Fa'h.t i+ mrei i1 lin n
sHsa
hIoi 1H Sunday m1ramP .rsi. no
ihe 'effnla Hotel iUi.nt lnurI Or
~ NJ hnl Nc Harry ilal.
The grief Of fhs parents over t,s
death Of their only bright sunbeam
Of q child isintcnae, anl thr haI.awol
association of tho tlessol state of
departed spirit ofihcir child must b.
their comfort
The following WORKS II comfort
to the the bcrcavcl parents were
written by a friend
"Our warmost 6ympathics arc With
The bercayod parents In the loss 81
Katie, who was the joy Of the house.
hold aud the pet Of all who hnew
her.
"ller htle laugh no moro wen hear,
AM iu silence We drop a tear;
A lttie treasure, that was their Mn.
brfted away beyond recall Fs.E.
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Rangers Notice.
TO Contractors.
Pamela County Court House,

Proposals are invited for the bnildl1s
Court House at Sardis, Pamela county,
sippi. The drawings and specifications -
seen at the Office Of the architect $3.50 $3.50
Cook, 3S Madison Street, Memphis IenS 4
All proposals to be sealed and den, lib
or before the 9th day Of May next eisnsl ~
&c. Harrison, Esq, Clerk Of the y l 81
Court, Srrdis, Miss, or with James r.
Architect Memphis. Ind
The Board Of Supervisors reserve the NV
rejecting any or all bids.
s. H. GUNTER,
w. w. HOWE, .,..r
mls-tf l. p. COOPER, ccmmiis''''
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Having determined to locate in Sardis, | de.
sire to respectfully inform its citizens ana those
of the adjacent country, that | will be ready at
hours to attend all calls appertaining to my
profession. Having been a practitioner Of
medicine tor nearly thirtcen years in the South.
| hope by promptitudc and attention to merit 4
share of the patronage of the people. I shall
open an office in Sardis about the first of April
the locality of which | will then take pleasure
in informing the public
mr2 W. H. ROBINS, NJ. D.
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STATE OF MlsslsslrpI, SScr.
l. Henry Musgroye, Auditor Of Public Ac-
OF the State aforesaid, do hereby certify
tnat the foregoing statement of the Universal
Life Insurance Company Is truly and correctly
copied from the original on file in nv of;co
-, Given under my hand and
LIS official seal, at jackson,
this 18th day of March.
1872.
H. MUSGR0vE,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-06

passed and established by the Board
Of Mayor md Aldermen Of the Corporation
OF Sardis, April LIST, 1917.
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losses que ana not due..""".""". $4,000 90
Amount necessary to insure out
s'""oihB flsks,' ..".,.."..".. 732,3s9 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
DOMESTIC NEWS.
nEuoHBoRIMo COUNTIES.

The Gloucester county On. J.) Jail is with
out prisoner.
Isaac YarnaIl, of Edgemont, died suddenly
Of hemorage, on Wednesday last
Mr.. Meader has been elected superintend-
ent of the public schools of Chester.
An increase of per cent. has been made in
the wages OF the employees of the Ph@niS Iron
Works.
Rev John Cox takes charge Of the Catholic
Church at West Chester, Utce John Wara de-
ceased.
The NJ. E. church at Centerville has the
largest Sabbath School of any Protestant church
in Chester county. .t.
The new bank Of Brandywine, at West Ches-
ter, has declared a semi-annud dividend Of
per cent. clear of all taxes.
Barton D. Evans, OF the West Chester Rec
ord, has bean elected to a directorship in the
Chester Delaware Il Phila, Central Il. r.
John It. Bells barn, in West Whiteland,
Chester county, was burned last Monday. Only
one horse was saved. Loss from $4,000 to
$8, 900 insured
BY a Pennsylvania statute all fines for
drunkenness go to the support OF the public
schools, and the School Board of Chester seems
determined to avail itself of the benefit Of the
provisions Of the statute.
The Chester Republican says that il nu.
merous blossoms on the apple, pear and peach
trees are any indication Of large crop Of fruit,
then the prospect, iu this locality, is fair that
we shall have full share Of Pomonas ia
yOra.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
The water street improvements.

coHYzRRsoE BETwEEE THE CITY COUNCIL con-
MrTEE AND PROPERTY HOLDERS.
The special committee of the City Council held
= conference with the property holders whose
interests are affected by the proposed Water
street improvement, yesterday, at the office of
Chas Warner & 90. All the largest owners were
present or represented.
There was general disposition shown to
oppose so extensive widening As 60 feet, aud
most opinions inclined to 20 feet, as the proper
increase. The most important part OF the pro-
ceedings, however, was that taken by Pres
ident Hinckley, OF the P. W. d B. Railroad, who
strongly objected to the proposed go feet widen
ing. 30 far as it applied to the south ade 81
Railroad Avenue, East Of French street T. HI
estimated the damage done to the Company
property at very large amount, and woulC
advise his corporation to employ the most en-
inent legal counsel and contest the question tC
the utmost length m
Mr., Hinckley' however, expressed his willing
ness, IL the widening East Of French street weT'
not insisted On, TO erect Union Depot for tn,
accommodation Of all the railroads ending II
Wilmington, and covering the two blocks from
French to Poplar streets, between Water an.
Front 1.-THE combined length OF this lot, Wal
nut tttreet included. is 634 feet, width104 B
widening 80 feet, West of French street, each Q
the new railroads could have itsNown track wit
the depot, aud the sidewalk on the North side Q
Water street could be made 10 feet wide. In re
lation to,such freghts OF the new roads az neet
ed to becarI5ed further East than French stree
Mr.. II. would make contract for fifty years, I
transport them, within the city limits, over th
n. W. q b. tracks, for ton per cent less tina
actual cost, or at such rates as should be fxe
by impartial referees.
These propositions were verbally made, bl
they will be, as we understand, formally presen
ed in writing by the p, W. and b. authorities
The impression prevails that the 29 fet
widening should now be agreed upon, especial
since most Of the property -holders agree to gi'
to the city, for a nominal consideration, u
amount of land necessary to be taken, bindir
themselves to abide by the award Of the con
mission which shall determine the amount
the consideration, without an appeal. The Cor
mttee Of Council seemed favora ably impress
with the force Of the arguments presented
the property-holders. ...
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11

Rev. Robt. W. Todd, who has been confined
TO his bed for more than week, was able to get
down town yesterday. He proposes to take a
respite from ministerial duties for few weeks,
during which time his pulpit will be filed by
come minister yet to be selected.
Miss Harriet Colfax, sister Of the Vice Presi-
dent, il light-keeper at Michigan City, Ind. at
a salary of $500 year.
Miss Ida Greeley, whose father is somewhat
known as the author of book on farming, was
educated in convent.
1t is said that Elihu Burritt learns new Ian
guage every year, having mOnomania in that
direction. tfNa
T. Buchanan Read improved somewhat yester-
day, and there were hopes of his recovery.
Carl Schurz is going to Europe IN June.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Tho New HoteI.

A. ADD .TIoSAL sToHY, oS FHE MARKET ST. FRONT.
The joint committee OF the two banks, in
charge Of tho erection Of the new hotel, agreed,
yesterday, with Mr.. Mitchell the contractor, to
add another story on the Market street front,
extending back to the lower ride OF the Court
yard entrance on 9TH street This will make
the front on Market street. the same height as
on King-four stories and Mansard.
The additional story will be arranged likethat
Immediately below it, aud will give about "a
more sleeping rooms to the capacity of the
house.
A number OF applications to rent the hotel
have been presented TO the Committee, and
there in no doubt that they will be able to secure
a thoroughly competent lessee. As yet, however,
they have not taken any application into consid-
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