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s r A I N
Don Carlos on the Prospects of the
Insurrectionary Cause.
Journalistic Endorsement of the Revolutionist
situation-Royalist Reports Of the Failure
Of the Movement-French Allegations
Of the Bourbon Army Muster.
TeleGaAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May s, 1872.
The Legitimist Journals insist that the battle OF
Oroaucta was not decisive OF the fate OF the Carlist
rising
non Carlos writes on the 9th to the Duchess OF
Madrid that shis prospects are excellent; that he
could announce good news, but refrains from pru-
dental motives"
The Carlist organs deny that Rada or any other
leader has returned to France, and that the
insurrectOnary forces masters OF all Biscay and
important points in Guipuzcoa, and hold possession
OF the railway between Miranda and Irun; that
bands under CASTILLO and Allegro are active in the
Catalonian provinces, and others are lowering on
the borders of Termed and Tarragona.
Spanish Royalist Despatches-Thc Prince
Ina Exile with One Amounted Apostle.
MADRID, May s-Evening.
Oilcial dispatches from the North state that the
insurgents have disappeared from Guipuzcoa, and
only small band remains in the province OF sara
gOssa.
OF the Carlist forces In Navarro 400 have surren-
dered to the government troops and the remain
der have dispersed
The Governor of Pampeuna telegraphs to the
Minister of War that Don Carlos recrossed the from
tier accompanied only by priest and is now in
France
French Accounts of an Efficient Carlist
Army.
PARIS, May s-Evening
The latest news received here by The friends OF
Don Carlos is that he has from 900 TO 5000 men in
Bscay, well armed and well supplied with pro-
visions and munitions.
EliO commands the Carlist forces in Navarro and
Tristany those in Catalonia.
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INDIA.
The Banks Of the vellore Swept by a Flood-La-
mentable Loss Of Life and Property.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May $, 1872
A telegram from Bombay brings intelligence OF
most disastrous foods in the southern part OF Brit
sh India. The towns situated on the banks OF the
River vellore-which runs through the Presidency
OF Madras to the Indian Ocean, which it enters
south OF Pondicherry-haye suffered terribly and
many OF the inhabitants have been drowned
The number OF lives lost is given at 1000
Fifteen thousand persons residing in one OF the
towns have lost everything they possessed in the
shape OF property the water having washed away
their houses and left them in perfectly destitute
condition
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= N q L A N d .
Flow Of Specie from the Bank and Expected
Advance in the Rate Of Discount.
Recall of the French Minister Notabilities from
America-ForgedD Drafts Appearing
in the Capital
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON May 8, 1872
1t is said that s45O,ooo have been withdrawn from
the Bank OF England to-day. and rise in the rate
OF discount Is expected tomorrow.
FORGED DRAFTS AFTER NEGOTIATION IN AMERICA
The city papers this afternoon announce that
number OF forged drafts, purportng to have been
drawn by Sewell Nephew, OF Manchester, on the
Union Bank OF London, which were negotiated In
the United states, have made their appearance here
THE FRENCH MISSION AT ST. JAMES.
The Duke de Broglie, the French Ambassador to
England has presented his letters of recall.
NoTABILrTIEs FROM AMERICA
The Right Hon. Russell Quincy, the English mem
Der of the American and British Joint Commission,
and the United States Minister to Spain have
rived at Liverpool nom America.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
Seven thousand five hundred and fifty bales Of
American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day
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ART SALE.

An interesting collection of foreign and native
paintings will be sold to-day at schenck's auction
room. Moran, who seems resolved to exhaust all
the picturesque views about the harbor IL repre-.
scented by several works. and Sontags hand ia WISH
bic In two landscapes There are no works of very
great merit but the average Is very fair.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.
English Reports Of Shareholders Combination
and Management in London.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 8. 1872.
It is asserted, with every positive assurance Of
truth, in the city to-day that majority OF the Erie
Railway shareholders here have combined, making
Mr.. Tom Scott President. and that the American
Board and Mr.. Scott have telegraphed sufficient
assurances, and the combination is considered sue
cesSful,
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ROME AND GERMANY.
Pho Mono and the Prince Ambassador from
Berlin.
TflfeaAm TO THE NEW YORK HsRALo.

BERLIN, May s. 1872
The fT0pfnztol Corresponding reports that the
rope declines to receive Prince Honenlohe as Am.
bassador rom Germany, and pronounces the action
OF the Holy Father striking evidence of his want
OF appreciation OF Germany's friendiness and lis.
positiOn to concilIate
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AUSTRALASIA.
Consoling News from the Banks Of the Yarra-
Yarra.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May s, 1872.
The press news despatch which was forwarded
from this city yesterday stating that there had been
q hood in Melbourne, Australia, whereby 400 per-
sons were drowned, is an error. IL undoubtedly
referred to the calamity by Hood in Southern India,
which is reported to-day.
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RACING IN KENTUCKY.

A Brilliant Time Anticipated at LextnGs
ton-Thc kentucky Association Prcpar-
Ing for Their Spring Meeting.
LEXINGTON, KY, May &, 1872.
Every preparation necessary for successful race
meeting is being made by the Executive Committee
OF the Kentucky Association The stables filling
up with horses and the greatest activity apparent
at the race course now OF the finest and largest
In America. The following horses are on tha
grouud:-
Bulord has four Richards four, Grinstead four,
Reynolds seven, Stanhope six, Ward eight, Swi-
CERT, four, Cottrill four, Harper seven, McGrath
eight Thomaston and John M. Clay eight making
a totarof seventy-four, with more to come.
Good running IL anticiDated.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
British Press Opinion Of the Influence of the
Question in the Presidential Contest.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 8, 1872.
The London papers generally, In their articles
upon the American Presidential question, assert
that the reelection OF President Grant is doubtful
If he persists in Keeping the claims for indirect
damages before the Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration
for adjudication.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, May s. 1872.
Prince Bismarck retires to his estates, and viii
abstain from active participation in affairs for
several months.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Oil a. M.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 81 A. NJ.
Synopsis Jor the Past T,ce0tyJor Hours.
The barometer continues highest over the Eastern
Gulf states. II has fallen from the Ohio Valley
northward to the lakes and the Northwest with
cloudy weather and rain from Missouri to
Lake Michigan and northwestward. Clear and
partially cloudy weather continues over New
England and the Middle States with light variable
winds, and over the Southern States with light to
fresh southerly winds.
PROBABILITIES.
Falling barometer, southerly winds, cloudy
weather and rain will prevail on Thursday
from the Ohio Valley northward. and cx-
tend eastward over the northern portion
of the Middle States Partially cloudy weather
is probable for the New England and Middle Allan
tic States, with eastery to southerly winds; and
for the Southern States with southery winds.
Rising barometer and northwestcrly winds will ex-
tend southeastward over the Northwest and upper
lake region. Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Personal Recruitment Of His Majesty at Ems
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, May 3, 1877.
The Emperor william will soon go to Ems to
drink the waters.
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TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

FLEETWOOD PARK, MoRRIsANIA, N. Y, May 8,
1s7o-Match $500; mile heats, best three in Ave. in
harness.
W. f. Weeks names b. m. MILDLY Morgan l 2
John Murphy names oh. g. Barney stone l z
Time, 2:56-2 :52-2.47 l,-2:J0.
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BISMARCK.

The Prince Premier About to Recuperate His
Health.
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MARSHAL BAZAINE.

The French Hero of Mexico and Metz Surren-
ders for Court Martial-Legislative
Vindication Of the Present Ac-
ton of the Prisoner.
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THE HOT DAYS HAVE COME.

Peoples brains are once more beginning TO sim
mer with the heat, which has made its annual and
fiery return The wearied car horses on the differ
ent city lines yesterday looked as II they had made
up their minds to Kick the traces and lay
down and severally die. Great consumption
OF lager beer, soda water, mineral waters and
cold lemonades was OF course the result OF
the sudden and burning heat. Those impusive
and foolish people who drink sprituous liquors In
these early dog days will have cause to regret 1t
very much for the greatest scientific scholars OF the
country have already pronounced 1t as a fact that
never before, in any year. has there been such
tremendous force OF electricity in the air has been
noticeable In the last eight nine months.
This electricity has q bad effect on the high-pres.
sure and excitable brains OF the American people,
causing rushing OF blood to the head and ali kinds
OF dangerous cerebral diseases Combined with
the sudden and unexpected hot weather, this Ii
worth remembering, and should be noted down.
The thermometer for yesterday and the CORE:
spending date in 1871 scaled as follows at the
HERALD Building
GAM I'm 3P.M
may ., 1911. ................... Do 0S oil
May Q, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 81
This table speaks for itself, and shows a very
marked increase In the heat over the same day OF
the month last year. Therefora tat every one Keen
cool and shady.
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Precautionary ProeIamation.-Fsver

Missiquoi Spring water Gives inst"sfa-
John = henry No. sCollcge pince
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Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and q INNS.
Biscotine food for infants. DELLUC co. Gg Broad
way, are the sole proprietors and manufacturers
No connection with any other Drug Store
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A.-Nestle's LacteOus Farina,
the Mothers MIX Substitute
Recommended by eminent physicians.
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Havana LOttery.-Prices Reduced. ON
cial drawings on nle JOSEPH BATES Broke-.
loS Broadway roonA
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A.-Gent's silk Hats Seven Dollars; Felt
HATS moderate prices. WARNOCk Co, 5l9 Broad
WAY
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Beebe's Ranges.-No. 1, Largest Family
size, $50 put up.
JAMES KIRKLAND. Nos. g, 10 and IL Readc street.
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A.-F0r a Stylish and Elegant Hat al
popular prices go 10 DOUGASS, lG2 Nassau corner Of
Apn
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world the only perfect dye harmless, reliable instan-
taueous A druggists.
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Butchers Dead Shot for Bed Bugs.
TOTAL DIFFERENTIATION.
This wonderful article has slain It's millions coed
for millions
Good sound sleep for IS cents.
TRY 1T.
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Rnvaf Havana Lostery-Prie~s Re-
duccd J. r. MARTINEZ CO, Bankers, " all street
A New orb
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house keeper preparing TO leave nome or lmo Jony.
rsst az Z NnWfEs, AMERICAN INSECT DESTROYER.
and with his deathdealing chassepot pour NolS in'o
I'm. or rna.h an the Depot. No sixth ascnus
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A.-UcraJd Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner oil Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Omen from A. VI. tn \ L. W
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Remarkable Success attend tAs m.s vi
cRaEFENDFRG MARSIIALB'S UTERINE taTltOLf-
cGS aor FemaIe weakness Sold by all druggist.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l and 2j2 Broadway, corner Murray street.
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A.-A.-Ncw Lamps Tor Ola, or Ten Doll
lars worth for seyen-it Is surprising how NIC0L DA-
WILSON CO. CSC Broadway afford to sell $40
OF FRENCH CHINA. GLASS or CROCkERY for 81, but
long they do Il the public will profit by IT, They
offer good DINNER PLATES at 81 per dozen, CHINA
PLATES at 81 dozen and large lines OF other goods
In proportion
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The National tEIgin WaSch Company.
oyrcK GENERAL SUrfKis USfy P.ciY,r n r.
pHAuA. NSs . Dec. 49, 1859.
DEAR SIRs-During the months tm have carried ou,
OF your Raymond Watches ~ as nor Jailed 10 kecr,
the time with much accuracy ias 10 leave nothing tn
desire In this regard
For accuracy In timckecpng beauty of movemen, ana
tnish yoar Watches ehaHs ngs admiration and arouse
my pride as an American and am conndent that In all
respects they VIII compee ~ ccessuly In the markets of
most respectfully, " ~ - "S 's
9. @. HAMMOND, General superintendent.
ICAL BATHS Boz remedy ,or Rh.um,,,s,n rhr,ni,
ami Nervous pssvders. 81 West sixteenth street.
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From the May Day OF Youth to the
Winter OF Age the health beauty and purity o. the hair
HAIR INvIGORATOR. There can be no thinning out
hanching of the fibres where this preparation Is
ployed. 1t contains all the elements necessary to
penish and preserve the hair. Sold by all druggists.
A.-For stylish and Elegant Hat
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Salt Inferest-The Coal DUTY.
Though tea and coffee have been put on the free
list by both houses, and the matter disposed
of, the temptation TO talk about free tea and
coffee too great 10 be resisted to-day, and
lengthy discussion upon the subject took place in
the House. Mr.. Kelley came manfuy to the
front, undaunted by his utter rout yesterday, and
pleaded again for the poor free breakfast
Mr.. Brooks answered by quoting the many articles
besides coffee which go to make up the poor mans
breakfast, and which the eloquent gentleman would
tax TO prohibition. He succeeded In showing the
free breakfast not attainable while duties were from
thirtyfve to sixty-ive per cent ad valorem on the
many other articles which 20 TO make up square
meal, from the tin cup In which he takes his coffee
TO the towels and soap with which the dishes would
be afterwards washed. After the usual quantity OF
buncombe the two lines including the duty on these
articles were stricken out, and Mr.. Richie, OF
Maryland, offered an amendment making the duty
on bituminous coal 81 instead OF fifty cents as pro.
posed. The discussion OF tarin bill is a good
school for the study Of political consistency
Care for the petty local interests OF constituents
Is one OF the most noticeable features OF such de-
bate. Men who howl for free trade on principle are
champions OF high protection when II comes to the
interest of my district" and the high protection
lists win plead long and loud for free tea ana conee'
although INSCRIPTIONS In their efforts TO serve the
interests OF high protection. The ola threaooare
arguments the SUBJECT Vi Ponsr
cal economy protection ana Hee uauc
were gone over again, and the days WORK ehueu
I'm making the duty on bituminous coal seventy-hVe
cents uer ton, OH the usual compromise plan.
Both parties were frolicsome and good hupored
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Our Public schools.
THE SPRING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wLEDGEMEYT
OF MERIT.

THE SPRING EXAMGNATIoNs-AcKNow owLEDGEMENT
OF MERIT.
Names of pupils in boys Department Public
School No. l, who obtained so per cent or over
in the examination held during the week ending
March 29th 1872.
First Dirision.-John D. Kurtz Jas Carbrey,
A. w Gookin, i. W. Countiss Il. W. Lyse. j.
n. Carswell, Jas. Stanton, Frank Thomas, Mar
tin Mealey.
Second Dirision-C. L, Kendrick ]. H. Mar
shall, j. @. Little, f. l. Grubb w. Nichols, @.
Hickman, Il. l. Burton, Fl. Dixon, L. Chandler,
Mealey.
Third Dicision.-J. H. Todd, John Rogers,
Jas. Magee, 5. b. Bootes Gavan Thomson, John
Cleland.
The following are some of the questions given
the lst class LIST Division, and will show the
character of the examination, which was design
ed to cover the ground passed over since the
Christmas vacation,
PHILOSOPHY.
a. What is Specific Gravity and what is taken
as Standard?
(2) What is Capillary Attraction i-Give some
examples Of its power
(3) How can you prove that Air ia compressi-
BILE and elastic, and that it has weight ?
~ What is the difference between the Baron
eter and the Thermometer describe each in
strument.
(5l How does the Air-pump differ from the
| Condenser?
(G) What is the difference betwben Non Iumi
nous and SelfLuminous bodies !;
| % Describe the Solar Spectrum?
(s) What is the human Eye, and Of how MANY
| parts does it consist
| ARITHMETIC.
Q) AT what per cent will si0S0, in yrs {
mo and 0 d. give 6GS 10 interest
(2) What is the difference between Bank Dis
count and True Discount
(3) broker bought from me so shares Of
stock $50 each, at discount of 90 per cent.
what did it cost me- brokerage Il per cent
a. A and agree to do piece OF work for
| 5000 A sends 20 men ~ days, and d sends q
boys 10 days what shall each receive if mer
| do az much as boys
| (5) The area of a circle whose diameter is %
feet, is 3ll. .lG 50. IT, what is the diameter of
circle whose area is 1854 50. It.
| (G) rented his house for $50 quarter wha
sum paid at the beginning of the year would pay
for it, interest at per cent
| (D man has $685. in ten cent pieces, whicl
he wishes to exchange for pieces worth g. 5, 20
and so cts. respectively; how many pieces oil
| each kind will it require
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The sussex County Conrt.

SHORT sEssIoN-THE LYNCH LIQUOR CASE.
The regular Spring term of the Court for Sus-
sex County, which begun at Georgetown ON
Monday, adjourned last evening. Two unim-
poltant civil and one criminal case were tried.
Fifty-four presentments were made to the Grand
Jury, six of which were ignored, and the remain
der returned as true bills
question involving the legality of the liquor
license it was thought would come up before the
Court, and was only averted by the backing down
of the defendant in the case-a Mr.. Lynch, from
Lewes. great number Of the citizens OF that
town went over to Georgetown to press the mat
ter, and twenty indictments were found against
Lynch: He plead guilty to the charge Of keep
but obligated to close up his store forthwith
II no further proceedings were had The re-
manning indictments were kept hanging over hi.
head for the faithful performance Of his obliga-
tiOn.
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SocIetIen.
MEETINGS THIS EyENINn-

Fairfax Lodge, No, s, 1. o. o. F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 3D. and King streets.
Columbia Lodge No. &C. 1. o. o. f., at Odd
Follows Hall, Sd and King streets,
Delaware Tribe, No. /, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, O. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No 3, Jr, o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Oi
Market street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, X of P, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Washington Camp, P O. S. of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.


Wilmington for Philadelphia,
6.45, $40, 1880 a. m; 1870, 400, 400 b4q, Ills,
1920 p. m. Sundays $50, 1870 p. m. -
Wilmington for Nsss ReTk,
1.s0 a m. 1920 and hs2 p. m.
Wilmington for Baltimore,
i2oq, aO3 and 1909 a. m. LOO and b.1T p. m.
Wilmington for Harrington
l2bb m. freight with passenger car attached and
1910 a m. e2o p. m. crhere is LOO p. m. train
TO New CaAtle.)
Wilmington for Codtespilk, Reading, Bethlehem and
FDttsDiAe.
$50, and 1890 a m. 8 20 and 800 p m.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
$780, 11.00 and 11.4b a m. $50, 400 300, 100, 9o0
and i1.s0 p. m. Sundays 900, 11.90 p. m.
Trains arrive Prom Dela,Oare R. r.,
500 tfrom New Castle) 1915 a. m. 1885, 1000 p. N.
CThe latter subject TO delays.)
Trains drriUe from W. q R. r. R.,
$50 a. m. 240, l rs and s15 p. m.
" See time tables for further particulars
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The members of Jefferson Council No. TO-
0. U. A. NJ, are requested to be punctual in at
tendance, on Saturday evening.
VIM, NJ. Konnard & Co., Fourth End King
streets, offer their entire stock of carpets, oil
cloths and mating, at greatly reduced prices,
and an it is the determination not to take back
to their new store any of this st )ck, bargain 9
may be expected.
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Fw-NOTTCF

The subscriber hereby gives his friends and the
public generally to understand that, nOtwithstand-
ing the absurd reports to h cUntrary-gotten up
and circulated by certain crussgraned individuals,
&C uated by malicious motives he may still be
found at his place of business, Nos. 512 and bl4
Market street, where he expects to remain until it
salts his pleasure TO remove elsewhere and from
which he does not contemplate speedy removal,
as he has five ye irs lease Of the premises.
Respectfully, etc,
CHAS IL. NYE,
Proprietor Wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
parlOr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-12

Culbert's new stores will be decided improve
ment.
Repairs on the bed of Front street are pro-
gressing.
At last Eleventh street. West of Market, is
being cleared.
The first rails and ties for the W. a. W. R. r.,
were shipped out to Newport Pike, to-day.
A Railroad question-Will the W. Il r. II. r
Co., issue excursion tickets to Cincinnati2
The Supreme Lodge of p. meets in Bal
timore on Tuesday next, the 10th. j. j. Nc
Mullen and Jos. p. Hayes, will represent Della
ware in that body.