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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DOCTOR. WHAT Is IT2

Il question frequently asked by patient who.
though perhaps not sick enough to be confined to
his room or bed. nevertheless feels himself pysi-
cllly unable to attend to his usual nyocations,
There is failing or general breakinx down Of the
system but no symptoms sufficiently marked TO be
classed as di-ease. yet peculiarly trying 10 the suf
ferer. The feelings cannot DO expressed Doctor
don't understand it; they may prescribe hopeful,
yet nlindly. aud without result. MisnLrR'a liKRI
BlrrRRs is tho best lc,aedv for theso n.nc,ess dis
orders. TRY IT AND HE CONVINCED
Sold BY all Druggists. Price.Onc Dollar per Bottle
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rne Science Of Adv ertlslng.

Iudicious advertising always pays.
Ifyou have good thing advertise it. Ifyou
haven't, don't.
Don't be afraid to invest in printers ink. lest
,our sands Of life be nearly run out.
,,ever run down your opponents goods ~
ruhlic, Let him do his own advertising.
Iet YOUR ahvertisments have something oi the
dash in them, without grsat ekaRgeration.
You can. eat enough in one week 10 last you
. whole year, and you can't advertise on tia,
plan either ,:
IN The world-if it 10 worth doing at all. it II
worth doing we'll.
Hand. bills and circulars ARE good Of their
kind, but they cannot take the place OF news
tucidious advertising ia like fishing where
there'sno fab. You need to let the lines fall In
the right place.
No bell can ring 20 loudly ~ q good :.adver-
tisemsnt. People will believe what they see
rather than what they hear.
small advertisements, and plenty Of them, is
a eoou rule We were all babies once, yet We
made considerable noise
when You advertise, see that you do it on the
same principle that you buy goods. det the
most you can for the money.
We don't recommend advertising as the beat
way 10 get wife; but We know that it Is the
hest way to get good trade.
People who advertise only once in three
months forget that most folks can't remember
anything longer than about seven days:
ifyou can arouse curiosity by an advertise
ment, it is a good point gained. The fair sex
don't hold all the the curiosity in the world:
A constant dropping will wear rock. keel
droppine your advertisements on the public
and they will soon melt under it like rock salt
Quitting advertising in dull times Is like tear
ing out dam because the water is low. Eithe
plan will prevent good times from ever coming
According to the character Or extent OF you
business, set aside liberal percentage for ad
ver.ising. Keep yourself increasingly befor
the public; and it matters not what business 2
utility you may be engaged in, for, 1t industr
ously pursued, = fortune will be the result.
The man who advertises shows not only
business talent above his neighbors, but he ma
be at once feckonsd among the Independent
generous and public spirited Of the communit!
He who hides light under bushel, when sue
advantages - those At present Afforded are
freely offered him, does not deserve to succee
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CMEAr MEDICAL BOOK OF useful knew)-
y edge 10 ali. oeut tree Tor Two Vt ,mp0. Ad-
d ssss Ut. BoxAsAsrE 4 Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Xew Slverti1eSsesiy.

TRIIE E9n E9n q, q, s..:: n.sa.tI: TLnE xxse, g: :.
TIME s:l 4: if j: e: ,af:: :ee
tine kseees. uSsaI TaseA slas: stsel wesks sicss -
aess ceerect tune fS! tive ysafs. NoeAsse tiks =:
luo0 sold weekly. This yalasble article. u neat
- Try one. ClyealsSs ts1e. Order saly iron the
beis Assnts. y. KING & Co. bestIeSefe'. W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17

Fresh 0osrP ON rHs SUMNER FASHIONS.
And 90 the era Of calicn reigns once more
Ladies who never thought Of purchasing call
co dress except for a gift to some humble maid
servant, now don the once de.pised material and
view themselves with complacency in The mir
ror, and fancy, no doubt that by the assump-
ton Of this latest fashionable decree they grow
still iovslisr every hour.
But calico 10 no longer the simple unrretend-
ing fabric it once was. At least, says the New
York Aail, It has put on altogether new gnlse,
and comes ~ lavishly strewn with gorgeous flow
srs, With scph an abundance Of foliage, tendrils
and vines, that caIioo polonaise is considered
quite dainty enough and stylish enough, and
what 10 more STILL fashionable enought to be worn
with skirt Of the richest silks.
And even the silks ha. Q designed to adopt the
calico pattsrns-and not flower in the garden
will bloom this summer but may find its image
upon same fair lady'a dress.
For those who possees quiet tastes, and shrink
from donning the say Dolly Warden, there are
pretty fabrics in plain col0n, some without pat
terms sand Others with graceful litlesprays or bits
Of foliage scattered over quiet ground.
Among the newest and prettiest OF these arti.
cles We have noticed IL the Martaban Grape, which
has ground work resembling Grape and small
patterns in flowers.
In grenadines Va like both stripes and flow
ers and also checks A very stylish and mex
pensive dreas may be made over black si'k
which ia somewhat The worse for wear, OF u black
grsnadine trimmed with ribbons the same color
a. the pattern, or II the grenadine be all black
RULES 6f the ssme over rnfles Of white organdis
have pretty effect. With this dress hand
some tie and bow for the hair Of some brigh
color should bs worn. For the polonase an.
also for the double cape for out door wear vii
b much used.
One Of The indispensables cf lady's toilette
as present Is black akirt, also 10 this may bs
added ! skirt Of white lawn trimmed with tucks
Pulny, &C. and one or two colored lawn or cam
brio skirts. With these may be worn any nun,
hes Of The iashionabls polonai.a aand lady ma.
thus have variety Of tasteful and elegant Con
turnes Without lavish expense.
A beautifal addition to the summer toilet,
y polonaise Of black lace which may be wor
With pleasing e6sc, over sik ofany color.
A pretty morning toilette which No saw re
ssntly consisted Of . white pique polonais
embroidered with black braid and trimme
with fringe With this was worn skirt OF pin
cambvic, trimmed nround the bottom with ~
ifonsd.
The Gabriells form Of wrapper 10 the mo
lashiona6ls foe morning dresses. These al
very pretty In either white or colored thin suu
ner materiala. They are usually trimme
around the hcstom u the skirts with two
three narrow ruMlsa and hsltsd in at the wai
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

ENEiduus
LONDON, May IA letter, from Emilio
Costellar explains the troubles in Spain and
the cause of the election outrages. He says
the opponents OF the Ministeraists were
outraged by arrests and imprisonments, and
the polls surrounded by Ministerialists to
prevent their opponents reaching them. The
forces Of the army and navy went TO the
polls in regiments, in line Of battle, and votes
were given them by their officers.
The latest advices from Spain represent the
insurrection rs rapidly spreading. 1t is re-
ported that disat1ection has appeared among
the Government troops.
Correspondents report several minor tights
wherein the CarliSts were successful. Ser
rano delays attacking the Carlists In Navarro
till his forces reach 10000. 1t Is rumored
that Bismarck has sent material aid to King
Amadeus to the eamount ofs10 GOO, 600 francs.
LONDON, May Bishop Fressler, secretary
of the recent Ecumenical Council at Rome, y
dead. .s ..J.q..u
Prince William Frederick Henry, of the
House Of Nassau, is dead. ,-l'~ ~ -"
=" ,'sa "a @ Spain. .tt'5t !" i'r'>>aa
MADRID, May lit Is officially stated that
the Carlist bands have disappeared altogether
from the department OF Guipuzcoa. AMes-
cllas, the stronghold OF the insurgents in Na-
yarre, is to be storlned to-day by the Govern
ment forces. .">S 2..,. 9N" '@. /, ".&F'--Rt
Italy. f II; rsel; .frtg
~. NAPLES, May 2.-No harm whatever has
been done to Naples by the eruption OF MI.
yesuvius, although there have been frequent
shocks of earthql .kes and showers OF ashes
from the volcano, the latter falling TO tue
depth of several inches In the city. The
aruntion is steadily abating in violence, and
it is thought will shortly cease altogetnef.
The inhabitants OF several villages at the
base of the volcano who fed from their
homes at the approach of the lava nave re-
turned and resumed work. 49, .,,,r
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New dates, two pounds for o5 cents. at ANToNl's

KEEP THE HAIR USBLEMIsllED.-"l am hKe an
old lcmlock-withered at the top" said a venerable
Indian chief. pointing to his thin and bleaching
locks Thousands OF men and women III ciVlhzeo
society, much younger than the old Sycamore are,
like him. "wtlered at the top. simply because they
huye neglected to Use the of preserving ana
beautifyIng the hair which science had placed NJ
their disposal. If LYONS kATIlAIRoN be faith
fully applied once or twice day 10 the h'res ana
the scalp just as impossible that the hair should
decay wthcr. fall ont, or become harsh ana fuzzy
as that meadow, duly refreshed with nightly dcws
and sunlit rains should become arid and barren OF
green blades This matchless preparation not only
keeps the hair alive and the skin OF the head In
healthy and clean condition, but actually mnitiphes
the Glaments and imparts to them lustre, lexl-
bility, and wavy beauty unattainal'e by any olher
mode of treatment. Ii does not like the metallic anu
s,llphurous hair dyes, dry up the natural moisture
of the SCALP hut supplies nutriment to the roots OF
the hair and vigor to the hbres.
DIR. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDl.-Sjuo reward for
an Iucnr,blc case. Sold by druggists or ny nla-6o
cents. Address, r. V. PIERCE, NJ. d. Buffalo, n. 4.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

Tue MEETING OF TIE tRCuir COuKT.-Thc
REGULAR spring term Of the Circuit Court
for Chesterfield county will commence on
the 10th instant. The petty jury have been
summoned for the second day. Below will
he found the list of those from Manchester
Township: r. Walden, Jr., q. NJ. Rogers, I.
g. CerSlpv, Charles Conway, S. 5. Green, ii.
\. Jordan. J. ID. Craig, {. +. Moore, K. f.
Morriss, C.. A. Jones. As the regular session
OF the County Court occurs OH the 18th, the
Circuit Court may be adiourned over 'or one
or more days.
MARRIAGE REcoRD.-Durlng the past
month nineteen couples applied for and OBJ
tajued licenses to marry; of this number
three were colored. During the same period
last year, fourteen permits were issued, the
colors being equally divided. There has
been an increase in the number issued dtl'
ring each month for the present year.
DAYS or REGIsrR RATloN.-The offices of
registration in this township, and, we pre-
sumo, for the county, will be opened on the
18th, 1ith, and 18th days Of May. The
places designated in Manchester proper are
at the Town Hall and the county courthouse.
The session Of the court occurring aC tnc
same time, may neceSsitate change III TINS
arrangement. Due nOtlce VIII, hoNeNSi, -.
eiyen officially of the dates and places OF
Registration, and it is duty that none shoulo
neglect.
The APPROACHING ELECrIoN.-ln view OF
the great interest of the ensuing town elec'
ton, it is of vital Importance that every con-
flicting element be harmoniZed ana the very
best men, representing every interest,", TO-
calitv, and profession, as far tS possible, Dc
selected. Such Il ticket can be found, shoule'
he selected In some perfectly fair manner,
and after selection receive the vote OF every
good citizen regardless of present or past
nersonal differences. If this is not done we
may certainly experience change OF rulers
decidedly for the worse.
TEMPERANCE DEMoSsTRA1oN.-Ihe com
biued temperance organizations OF our Town
ARE making arrangements for grand mass
meeting, to be addressed by able speakers o, @,
high standing i'm the ca,lSe. The meetlns WIZ
take place at one of the churches, ana the eA'
ercises will doubtless be very Interesting.
APPOINTMENT OF NOTARY PUBLlc.--h'
Hunter Beazley has been appointed by Tue
Governors notary public for the county OF
Chesterfield, to take effect from the ed
ultimo.
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eestate, enjoying the confidence Of General
asnlngton, and having the control and
management Of all his business affairs. TO
lia, the orerseels on this estate and on four
osl,er %. iai1ns reported, and from him received
neir orders. Her husband, Mr.. Richard
Loung, was not blacksmith, but owned six
sM'es VINO Were blackslniths. He was sur
nesor Oh TINS city for many wears, and during
.he war o, 1917, in connection with the dis
unsu'sned benjamin Watkins Leigh, sur
,e!ea tne route from Richmond to West
ROM. MT. Young never saw General Wash.
ihgton III MS life, and therefore could not
I1Nc htCu ltlS ONCISeer. - ID. ].
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TIE BEST PICTURE OF 0SE WHOSE WONDER
FUL TALENTS AND SUBLIME VIRTUES HAVE
GAINED FOR HIM TIE ADMIRATION AND ES-
TEEN OF TIE GOOD AND TErE OF ALL THE
CIVILIZED WORED.-Wc this morning saw L letter
addressed to the proprietor of the LEE" Gallery.
and written hy the wife Of our great chieftain
General X. +. LEE, thanking Mr.. DAVIES for
copies OF card pictures of tic iantntcd chief. In
this letter Mrs. LEE pronounce. the pictures Of the
General from this gallery 1.-THE finest she has ever
seem" ana says the bare sight oi such accurate like
ncsscs "fforCcd her great pleasure We make this
announcement with peculiar pleasure.
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,,crtu> SALES THIS nAF.

,I.rItruN will sril a' los \. NJ. al
,,''H ...r., ~ NIy George II. Fisher. at No.
.t' n.<.' '..r,.. -, e,rucr,! assortment Of house
...s..atay.. a..
lgN, \ WILLIAMS VIII sell 3, ; r: r Nh, ~. the
"'' 49, .,a,.5 VI he northwest eorn'r o; tr'nN-
.~i Es''H >tN~'t>, on which III" '"'>''S''-
.ram7.A>t'>'"
... u.,> vHl3>N> viii sell s'5r, Vi. The pro
'..''' s.. lie southwest corner "t Niaih an'i
,,.,#a >:"Tt>,
,.,,.> ,,!G all w =. NJ. brick store and
~. .. .. east j,u.' VI second b"lw"rn lack
...,aal"n,t Streets
.r.U,>N hfE>rF "'h >'F at Ia A. NJ house
,..t..l,aia.,, tG>"'a plate miIr"r' SAFE. NC.
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-t.NINERs.RY PiC-NIC OF THE LEE GUARD.
umr Of The most successful and enjoyable
,!lAlr- ii the season WAS the first Mnniver-
>uy IIr-nir Of the Lee Guard at the Pump
I!,u>r Yesterday. At III early hour lie conn
iuHy. under command of Captain Charles
+. fax iDr. with ktS>nich's fine band nj their
A,~a marched from their armory, nj the cor
N~r oi Ninth aud Main streets, IOr the scene
Of the day : festivities. and about the same
u.uc several UmnibuscS TILED with fair ladies
friends Of the company might be seen en-
.nt', ior The same destination. The day was
spent in dancing and other amllscmcntS
lurldcnt 10 such occasions, besides a
tr-r' practice, the best shot being awarded a
beautiful silver medal. The victor was pri-
v,tr \. +. Abcrncthy, TO whom the medal
"4- presented hv Captain Taylor III the after
n,s,il al dress parade. The company ana
their tllc-ls then took up the line OF march
lot irnr, which they reached safely, nothing
"i an uIplrasaut nature having occurred
throughout the whole day to mar the pleasures
~ th. decision. \ noticeable feature OF the
'i.l. aud one which deserves the highest
c'''mnrndali0n, was the entire absence OF
NqGoy, Of auy description. This speaks
'oil4nr< in favor Of the gallant soldiers OF
lie Lcc Guaa&, and i an example worthy OF
rMtl!ation
Among the invited guests present was
'"Ionrl John 4. Sloan, of the First Virginia
rr-'nnrnl, who made brief address to ms
Old company in congrtulation upon tiieir
riilci' ncy and soldierly appearance. ana sue
rc,<fui picnic.
Much Of The enjoyment Of the day was
due 10 the kind attention OF Mr.. John i. ~
Ter, superintendent at the Pump-Honsr. and
hi> assistants. These gentlemen were inde-
ialisabIe i'll their efforts 10 aid in making the
time pass pleasantly and they were eminent
y SltreS>iul.
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Latest News from Washington.
Cozsg.rexsSer,al.;.

I. 4 So
~ ~WAsHfSsToR, w May House. senats
aulenument to the bill aboi;sidng tbe dntv on
aa ana coffee, and RENTING ihe sntv On On,
stochnl -, bonded Warehouses. was conc,,--od
his approval. 81 s D tl5te iteslaent ,sl ZOE
The bill removing the Kansas .,,,,, .eI
dians ito the Indian Territory and nd sell;ns ih
their lands to settlers was passed. s'e4.us
The tariff discussion was resumed M
Kelley gave notice that he would at the pre. !
per time move to strike out the enactire
clause. ss. ptrI ~ eo5.,. m. 80
DIR: Conner, Of Texas, made q free-rade
speech. = ~ = .''s31
senate.-Houst bin for a depot for the Bal-
timore and Ohio railroad was reported. Ill.
The. bill repeating the prohibition Of pro-
motion in the stat department of the army
was passed.
The navy appropriation bill was resumed.
MIR. Trumbull, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, reported bill authorizing terms Of
the District Court of the ,United States to be
held at Fort Gibson, Indian territory. g,-
Judgments ON Cotton Claims. j
WASHINGTON, MAJ, 1.-THE judgments that
have been entered up on cotton, claims from
Savannah, Mobile, aud New Orleans, do not !;
dkuouilL w IboAc 'Gli1u%L,Vlu,tVos - .ost "ts =
i The MorrilIH,ek1 1sdnnnt, which passed In
the Senate Yesterday, has the effect Of review.
ing the Supreme Court decisions on consti-
tzitional questions now before the court. For
This reason it Is thought it cannot pass In the .
House. In. any event it is not thought that !.
judgments obtained prior to the passage of.
the amendment will be disturbed. These are
made payable in ninety days from the date Of
entry. '&'>' =. 40
General Items. lsag -rr.ss ~.
WASHINGTON. May lone million and
three hundred thousand dollars Of three per
cents. have been called in. ..= .s' =
The debt statement shows a decrease Of
BIZ, 100000; coin in the treasury, SlO9,000,-l
900; currency, $l4,3i5,O0O. Ea srssa !,
The President has signed the free tea and
coffee bill. 1t goes into effect on the 1st Of
July. .".s'' ''a l'''7 ~ >
1t is officially announced that this Govern
ment will not modify its case, but should (
England propose, when she is "a hellige-
rent and the United States neutral, to waive
damages on account Of vessels
escaping hence, the United States will waive
money considerations III this instance.} .g4sf
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iur RaoAr->rErET RAILROAD QrE"mo>.
NJ. I.un II. Robinson, president Of The
l".h'u"ud. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, appeared before the
saA,Nca Committee Of the City Council on
iur,,;ly afternoon and madca very interest
all. statement oi the position Of his company
4u r,~.~ncr to the railroad track on Broad
~'re-t. He suggested that, in view of the ar
t..-,Hnnl, rrcrmt!y made for an ;'Il-iali
r'at'' between Richmond and washington
..ud l!i- expectation of diversion OF certain
yuhar trade from Baltimore to this city, ii
would l". highly ineypedient 70 embarrass
III" company by the passage of the proposed
ordinance. This view seemed to prevail
with The committee, and the substance Of
Mr. K"!,.n>"n's remarks with Il recommends
tion tia! the ordinance be not now acted OH,
viii probably be reported 10 the Council III
I.r' next inrrlin~.
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DER FRFISCHrT2 BY TIE VIRGINIA GESANG.
vERElN.--That long-anticipted musical event
the performance of Der FrcischutZ by the
Virginia GcSangvcrcin came off last night.
\ brilliant audience was present 10 enjoy the
entertainment and We ART quite sure that all
were more than pleased with all said,
sung, or done.
The opera was east as follows: Ottocar,
Prince of Bohemia. Mr. A. Gipperich
tuno. head ranger Of the Prince. Mr.. w.
Grchc: Agatha. his daughter, Mrs. s. Rein
hardt !; Annchcn, her cousin, Miss n. Rein
hardt: CAspar. first ranger, Mr.. l.. Per-
rot; Max. second ranger, Mr.. +. Fischer
Iamicl. the wild hunter, Mr.. Charles Dune.
kcr: Hermit. Mr.. 4. OSwold; kilian, Il
wealthy peasant, Mr.. j. Ebel; bridesmaids.
toreSterS. and attendants Oh the Prince
nra>:,utry, musicians. and apparitionS. Mr..
{. l.. Siegel was the musical director, and
McS>rS. Gippcrich and pcplc stage managers.
Mrs. Rcinharut has 4 pure. strong, and
sweet voice, we'll trained, and well adapted
for opclntic music. Miss ReinhardtS is
clear. sweet. and musical. and withal this
young lady is quite clever actress. Better
voices are seldom heard in an opera troupe.
Both OF these ladies received generous and
mcrited applause, and were also the recipi-
cnt> OF handsome floral tributes from the
admirers Of their talents. Mr.. Fischer and
Mr.. Pcrrot rendered well their parts, and
walked the stage like experienced actors.
They also We're warmly npplauded. We
need hardly add that the other members of
the company did we'll; but we must give
special praise to the chorus. which was de-
cidcdly The best yet he,lld on the Richmond
stage.
With many. however. the most agreeable
and surprising event oi the evening was the
inc:lntation scene. 1t could hardly be done
better. New scenery lent its attractions, and
angels. witches, demons, tho devil, skeletons,
and dragons all OF the most approved pat
terms. combined With fireworks and red fire,
make il Is di1bolys,l rs could be desired. All
OF the apparatus used was bought for this oc-
c,iSion at great expense and witha determlna-
ton Oh the part of the buyers not to be en-
cclcd. Their reward WAS ample in the de-
light expressed 10y il h@hly-culivated audi
.'ncr in round after round of applause.
The second performance OF Der trclschutz
will take pl;lrc Tonight. None should miss
the opportunity Of seeing il.
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For fllc I)isputch.

A paragraph in your local columns OF
TUESDAY headed "The Widow Of George
1yoshinpton's Oyerseer Still Living" con-
t.ins several errors, which beg leave to cor
rect.
The very estimable and venerable lady re.
ssrred to. though past her "foul.seorYe
wears ), cannot add "and ten" Her tatiieri
resided for many years on the Mount Vernon
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Police CorRr, WEpNEspAy--.Justice J, j
White preSidin9.- following cases were
disposed Of:
Hannah Lewis (colorcd), charged with set.
ting fire to and attempting to burn tho dwell.
ing house of Alice Coles, in the nighttime, on
10Th April. Case continued until Thursday.
Eliza Nash (rolorcd), charged with tres.
passing on the premises Of George NJ. Allen.
Case dismissed
Frank Phillips. charged with asSaulting
and striking Lizzie Morris. Fined 81.
Philip Eggleston tcolored), charged with
stealing one pair Of boots of the value OF
S4.5o, the property Of +. Robbins. Found
guilty and sent to Jail for sixty days and
chain-gang.
Celia " oodson, charged with stealing one
shawl. the property OF Rchccca jackson.
DISCHARGED