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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

CNDRRwEAR FOR MISSES AND BOys.-Sizcs
for the smallest infant, also for grown persons,
can be bought az reasonable prices at c. Baum's
Uoopskirt and Corset Factory, eth street.
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CITY ITEMS

FEEccH ard English wo-stcd Coatincs an
Sui1n2s o. the finest qualities, IN various sia les
TO Do m,-de 20 order Tor gentlemen n desired.
GEO. G. II ENSISG.
No. ilD eth street y. ".
FINE bYSTERS.-Tbe enterpriSinr firm OF
Harvey * Holden leafs on with the .i-ss or nci-
pie brands of oysters OF the season: LYNN ii ayeu
Bays. prime; York Rivers, Back Rivers. H.rlp-
ton Greeks, which are samples sent ID the fir n
from their established a gents.
RELIEF FOR TIE FEET-Fse, ~ PER Ttst-
Cons extracted without pain: Buttons Bad
Nails. &c. relieved and cured. az DE-. whites
No. 5o5 18th street, opposite u. ). Treasury.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS bang. N Y ave
ana 10Th ST., pays per Ct on deposits. 21t3iitis
THERMOMETERS AMI Baromsters ar, rscs:rs.
and nade TO order by HeEnpisr, nsar Az errAet
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Doc FIGHT ON THE Potomac large num-
Der OF dog fanciers from Washington George
town, Alexandria, Baltimore and PhIlatel phi a
congregated on the Maryland shore, opposite
Alexandria, on Monday afternoon last, TO wit
ness fight between Dennis McCullum's dog
from W ashlpgfon, and a dog from Philadelphia
entered by Pafsey Morgan OF Washington. The
fight was for 500 side. The dogs were washed
in the same water, so as 10 prevent foel PLAY,
at two O'Clock, and the fight commenced at
three in q stable near 'Possum Hall. Fifty
cents was the price Of admission, and about two
hundred were present, but before the fight COM
menced the walls Of the stable were torn down
by these on the outside and after that admit
lance was free. The dogs weighed % pounds,
and the one from Philadelphia, brindle, was,
AFTER contest OF about a half hour. declared
the victor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

BUILDING ASSOCIATION. At the eleventh
meeting ct Central Building ASSOCIATION No >
lew nights since. so shares were advanced on
al an average OF IS FER cent.
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ATTENTION is called to the large public sale
of desirable unimproved lots in Mount Pleasant
advertised by Ii. ii. Warner in another column
This property is so well located and the term
upon which il is offered are SO easy that great
bargains will undoubtedly be given. These lots
are near the elegant residences OF s. +. Brown,
j. =. Delano, A. l.. Strutevant and others.
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h. Il. wARNEK aGVertiSes that he will here
after make tempCTa airy loans on property placed
lis hands fer ssle at auction. without any
charge for con MISSION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

Mr.. ADELBERT l.. G. DULp, for several years
past assistant appointment clarl. OF the Treas
my department., died yesterday afternoon in
the 2Cth year OF his age. For some months past
lie has been in very bad health, often being
unable to attend to hi ofcsl duties He was A
native or NV York, aud young man or eX-
empary HABITS. His Heath viii DC mourned by
a large circle OF friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

FIrK JET ALASKA DIAMONDS and French
silt joyselry received at PFigg's jewelry store.
Nc. 81 Pennsylvania avenue, between aud
CT streets
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ST&rT0SESY sTJGE

ia Er' rsi-n'' Cii rH-ggc.fr.'v inform .r-
Rat Lc ha- est-lH. Sod himself IN tf.a
BOOK ANn STATIONERY
tE- NatIuIal l'..s - '.' ''
e sigck ~ hosks "as sal"c'gl vi'h sraat cor.
mp ptati. - 81 thr - known i..,.s % L.s-- =
80 ISner, " 0rd 4 .'1, EOaLi,t.a 4 S,rs Me-,
a co, END many oth,rs
acstc l-ss siock O.! Pirirs' Eu-li-E 1 80 ra-.--
ara Rus eioY.s. BiAsS book md Sftti4ner. -. ~
KINDS SlNaEs On EaIt Having hat MANY Kp,-sr
up TI-ice in the bu-iUess IA tai. city. ~ 80
iUily scllc3' share o. tEs puHiig o. r1Ha,.;
EobfAt HEAII.
BOOKS Eli ER XNB Sta TYOvER
sei""t asa P'su7- ay u-t,r a-isUaI Hafl
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SWALLOWING GREELEY is not such very
unpleasant thing to 90 after all It was tried at
TIE STAR office tod ", on the invitation of
Fred. Freund. on some OF his Greeley ice
creams, with feelings Ct unmixed sltislac tion al
the result. II the Chappaqua wOodchopper goes
down. howe yer, with The same facility as this
cream faced Greeley, they will never keep him
up until election day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

TIE NuxBFE OF fever and ague ceses in the
civ r2pidN diminishing under the insuence
Al DOC.ry's Agae Powder.
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DRUPuShLS FoR TEE HIsE oF A VAN
II DIN hR, AND THE CsE OF 4 SPAs OF
liz a. Is AND HAS:,E
lIF.CE LOAhuuF n RrFoT TAX p.rrrr-. 4
DKUPOsALs FUz CoAD

phOPosALs FOs CoAD
TKFAsJ- DEPARTMENT,
BuREAu OF LNsKAvlNG AN2 PRlNTlNs.
Sealed Proposals will be reeeiSei az iii. ofico
until 40 o'clock a.. on sATUkOA h, the 2sth day
,sooI fons Of Rup q Mnd ssre cs l,"g lr
land Coal, tote dtlvered at sIch times sud places
Jet e. The nclo rrsu.r red by sct 81 ,uress ap-
Ir.,6 ca Juy ~ 10 w ist "a coal hal weigh
weiehed, end the quantity Of each 10 - c-rtifel II
qualified under tie act To tbs GU pose: sld hsi lie
lfesSElted zee - > cents Ter eaca tea inspsCted,
weighed aid delivered shaI bs paid % the c0ntrac-
Trorcsals will be considers, binding far ore week
IRON the 2oth 81 - Pterh-r, los2. toe bepA tmsnt
isertirg ,iie right ~ rr'ct ali or my Pgr.ion Of
y ~ s,sals viii De i.y~--nsd uule.s accompa-
Lied hy satisfactory eyi1ei. q ability fulfi tho
iSr M az pa M ,. ~ ~, as 5S1s sh
IL such a. the ooutrsct Gale Tor.
PToPSsals should be sa,rsS Mc sIs RI 70 The
Chief Bureau If hng.syins and n Pr,a5ins,
PROPOSALS FOR BEApsTosEs Foa Ma
L TIoNAL MILITARY CEMETERIEs
WAR DEPARTMEN1,
whsR,ssToS' D: G. Angn:. !, i7:.S
,hr 1stahs oemd ~, tss a. rdsnrsd =,
addressed to the Quarter n sister General, .shiag
Prop sails should state the price for e.ch he,s.
stone prersly INSCRIBED aud sat At the head the
Bids may be Ter the v hole work Of .li tho csmete-
ries, or Tor thstof several C. meeriee In district
fer q einsle cemetery.
The bonds requires viii b.. IN amount twenty 20,
per cent. Of the whole amount Of each Cot tract
All proposals. reosiyea by the Quarterrnsstsr Gen.
erAl viii be opened gu the nth nav oCroHEs,
ls2 AZ noon, 81 the Office OF the Gem
ersl, sshtnfton ID. O.. In prese9ce of htdaers sr
contracts will be ardef 90 the lowest rsprn.iple
bidders as soon ~ Con psrscn q the saaple. and
prices can be e mpleted provided the San sles are
Ali sampes should be distinctly taArke. An arAet to
prevent mistakes.
Lists Of the cemeteries. with the numh-r 81 s-avee
In each, together with full information a. 20 cou-
tons, Requirements, &c VIII he furnished on april
ssi,SS IN sri1,ns TO the euartermAster General.
Envelopes. containing prcpo.als TO be Endorsed
Proposals Tor hesdstones Tor national military
SSemetsfi,s, and ADDRESSED 10 the SuArisrmsstcr
QSsrtsrmsster General, Breyet MAJOR 9enersl, U.
3. A. lysl-sot
NO HUMBUG.-L. RlCE viii pay fair cash
~ price Tor any kind OF Ladies Gont aRc Chill
dren,s second hand Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Ac.:
oSS Ith street, between aud u ,south.
Note BY mall promptly attended o. e8-ly 8
T. A1o nIsAToR.
why be eaten Up with Bed Buss' sinai kosches1
GLEafwoRTas PowDKB YIN clear the house.
= y: :. 9 .: GILnAn.ss' Pa 1870 ::ss.:;
NJ Rs. JULIA NAIDEL,
Nl TBlCHEh or MUSIC
90s 7TH STREET, BETWEEN AND X
sel3sw' Washington, d. q. 4
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hA a, LEctrres on PreschnE H. srusy W,ri
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cong. adj. u histsfs - us .l...-il Sc. q,
L.sis oi Docs I a. n-i~iu " r-. a'.,saei
Er,GaTa,.ons, and a. I...h e Diseases al
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" OF Henry WISH b. J p. lem - - :,
Old turice ity shop. Hsrper & Bt6s. Nv 40
'uitlob--.- .... 1 e
PHILIP d SOLOMON,
BoChSELLEL> AND STITTONERS.
seIyt Sil Penrsylysai. avenue.
CHo9L BooKs
- AT lNThODt CTIUS PRICES
EoBEgrs E6ck STORE.
No 1920 IRA STREET,
aboI o~ above New York .venGe.
THE MOST CoMPLETE STOCK OF
SCHOOL BOOKs
BALLA YNE,s
NEW sTOBE,
s2s sFyyE: TIL ST, Fellow E.
an Al tEe Rev Books . iItrodGctiJu prices. sec
g & III o o l. Is O o ks
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
At THE TERY LOWEST PRICES.
MUSCLES RUBBER COREERED
SCHOOL STATES.
sFENCREIAR PENS AND cory BOOKS.
COENELL's CEoCEAFHIEs at HafP Price.
ALPHABET CAEDs.
BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS. NEIORANDUM
NOTE, LETTER AID CAP PAPERS AND EN-
NEI oPk9, aui everything in the STA
TIoNERY LIE :or sale
st sRzLLISGECN'S bookstore,
so2 Corner 3st're,tan5 reuu.. avenue.
NoTtcE.
oPENiEa 81 = EE,9- s..k.flpz.aAf slcBs
SLrg:-el ss goods Al fair Psgcs, .ss CASE
1IcAs ssb Abf isbiFd DEE 10 oR SkIe
,r.,s = lie are mtg sS Y cell aaf s era, es
Under Rational Setrop Titan Ssus,
s-i1-E S~shinstco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR DEYEAT-The
republican iTTecCncilablcs OF the eth district
held meeting last night at Bethel Hall, on VI
street, between 10th and 18th streets Cor
neliUs Clark was elected chairman, and Robert
Free man, IT., secretary. About two hours were
spent IN trying 10 nominate a candidate for the
House OF Delegates During this time con-
fusion relsned supreme, anu boilers charged
mat a." hireiinss Gf the board OF works (mean-
ing all republicans who stick to their coIors)
were present - break up the meeting. Order
having at length been partially restored Mr.
SyHhsN moved that DIR. X. I. Freeman be de-
claTtd their unanimous choice for the House of
Dele gates. which motion the chair decided car
Tied. and the meeting adjourned amid great
coli uSiOn.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BAyS. n. Y ave
ana 18th ST., pays per Ct on deposits. 27t3.iiti6
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8hgfHER CF tCG OLD CITIZENS GONE MIR
John EayTe, one Of the Oldest residents OF Wash
lnstcn, cied at lis home on Virginia avenue
b't"etn ith and 5.h streets southeast, last even
1as' .,t'r q IOhg and Painful i.lnc<s. When a
boy. NJ. Bayue worked a. spar making ~ fhs
navy ard. N THIS city, and subsequently served
Al apprenticeship "a "a ship carr euter in BaIti.
more. he served in the war 81 1872, and was
one CT the ''DeteEGCrS OF BALTIMORE lie wa
a ns ubcr OF the city councils Of Washington
1CT number Of Years, and wSs regarded :. q,
gentleman OF unir1peachabIe integrity. He W IS
a devoted Union man. and II Is stated received
the trst bond Issued by the government during
the war. He was q Mason OF good standing aud
member OF Naval Lodge No. I. HIS funeral
wi! take place at o'clock on Sunday next, at
the Second Baptist church. of which he was a
member. His death will he deeply regretted
no. only by his family, but By large circle of
warm yersOnal friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

~ACALL Is MOST RESPECTFULLY So
lCITED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-26
New York Gossip.

The YACHT Dauntless, Commodore James Cor
don Bennett, Jr., commanding, departs for Eu-
rope Tomorrow. The Sappho and the Dauntless
will make a summer cruise in the Baltic and
probably in the Mediterranean
The Board Of Mpsions of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church held anniversary services Wednes-
day afternoon in Trinity Church. Bishop Potter
presided, and Rev. Drs. John Cotton Smith, Hugh
Miller Thompson and others made addresses.
The Board of Public Instruction desires legis-
etion to enable it to give to any school teacher,
serving faithfully, for twenty years, pension
equal to ope-haf Of his salary.
The Bowling Green Savings Bank having failed
its fixtures were sold at auction, on wednesday
1t is said that Mr.. Bartlett has withdrawn from
the Stokes case, owing to disagreement with
the other counsel as to the manner OF condue
ting the defence. The District-AttOrney intendi
TO move on the case for trial at the May term oi
the Court of Oyer and Terminer.
The colored people of the west side have thei
Club. It is called the Commonwealth Club. ant
is situated in Spring St,near South Fifth Avenue
John Cooper, colored, was hangedat CLEVELAND
Ohio. yesterday, for the murder of another col
ord man named Swing, in November last
1t is said that there will be no quorum in tb
Florida Legislature until the Supreme Oour
shall render a decision in the case OF the Gov
ernorship. The Court has adjourned until tn
29thinst.
meeting Of the United States Agriculture
Society, organized in 1852, and which is now re
suming operations, win be held in Washingto
on the 29th of May. - -i.
The cynic who says that what a woman like
best, next to being praised herself, is to hei
some other woman run down, shows what so
Of women be has associated with.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-26
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Political.

TIE CINCINNATI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BREWING
The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Globe says:
Divisions already crop out between Liberals
and Democrats. Party leaders like Thurman
are alarmed at the effect Of 'passiyism, T" demor-
alizing the Western following. Democrats still
hope, however to make an effectual coalition,
Judge Davis is their choice il this policy suoceedI
as the Missouri bolt was organized entirely on
free trade issues they are not content with such
a nomination. Davis is known to lie in quiet
but daily conference with the Democrats, and
active men not in Congress are going to Gin
cinnati in his interest. Gen. MeMahon, known
leader Of the New York Young Democracy, is
prominent in this A canvass OF Congress made
during the last three days shows that there If
not Democrat willing to unite on Charles Fran
nis Adams. Col. Mcclure has received leitei
from Governor Curtin which shows Willingness
to 20 on the Onoinnau ticket. Davis anc
Qurlinn will It is affirmed be the choice Of those
represented by the Union Reform Convention.
Mr.. Trumbnll's friends here already show con
siderable feeling at the prospect OF their favor
ite'A defeat kr .F ..f o..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-26
gEaths.

o'MEARA.-on April 25th, after short ilness'
Archie ID. O'Meara. ,
The funeral wi take place on Monday, the 2eth
inst TO leave the residesce OF his mother, o25 Ship
lev street. at P. M. SerVlcPs at l. 30. His relatives
aud friends are invit TO attend the funeral Will
out further notice.
ItRMY.Lon the 25th inst, OF Obstruction Of the
BswelA, George W. Urmy, in the 24th year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
snectfuly invited to attend HIS funeral from the
idence Of his parents No 615 French St. at O'Clock
p. M, Sunday, Qsth inst without further notice.
JoNE5-on the 25th Inst, Mary Amelia, wife o.
Charles X. Jones
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfu ly invited to attend her funeral from the
resIdence OF her husband, 800 Tatnall street, on
Monday morning, without further notice Services
at IL O'Clock, and leave the house at ll.so. H
CAMPBELL.-In this city, on the 25,h inst, William
Campbell. o.,
Funeral fr m his sons residence, 4O3 e. SIKH
| street, sunday morning at 1CX o'clock. To proceed
TO Centre Meeting House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-26
The Drama.
rEnronMANcE, rms LyEsINo.

PERFORMANCE, THIS LvENINd.
This evening, the Buffalo Bill Dramatic Com
pany, of New York, open for short engagement,
At the Opera House. They give tonight, thoir
great specially. Buffalo BR; Tomorrow after
noon, at a matinee, Uncle 0Bts Cabin and on
Saturday evening Streets Of Neto York. Prices
are reduced admission being 80 cents to orohes-
ira, and 30 to balcony, with still less scale foI
the matinee. See advertisement elsewhere.
THE WALNUT ST. ooMPAsl s SECOND EVENING.
very good sized audience was present, last
evening, at the Opera House aud gave a more
adeuuale encouragement to the very excellent
Company who presented the performance The
main play was very decided SUCCESS, Mr.. WAl-
cot. as Dlmon, and Mr.. MJrrisjn a3 Pythia9,
we're very satisfactory, and the whole perform
ance exhibited a high order OF talent. The
Company went from here TO Reading.
Arthur and Charles wAllack. SOM Of L'stor
allack the New York theatre manager, sailed
on Wednesday, by the Russia fora trip around
the world.
Maggie Mitchell il forty years Of age and
has been on the stage ever since she could walk
She married Mr.. Paddock in 1868, after four
teen years courtship, and has two children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-26
MORNING NEWS.
Political Intelligence.

The opposing candidates for Congress in Ore
gon are stumping the State together.
Gen. Allan Rutherford, Third Auditor Of the
Treasury, is prominent as candidate for Con-
gresss in the third District Of North Carolina.
They have discovered one Cincinnati man
down in Maine. He was an Internal Revenue
Collector until removed by Grant. Hence his
tears.
The Harrisburg Journal says that never be-
fore have tho Republicans Of Pennsylvania moro
spiritedly begun organizing for great election
contest.
John G. Thompson, the Ohio member Of the
Democratic National Committee. insists upon 4
straight out party ticket, no matter what the
Cincinnati Convention may do,7o
Only two Of the thirty-three sgners Of the
Liberal Republican call In Indiana have much
influence and one Of these was Andrew John
sons Minister to Venezuela. r'''-'
Congressman H Boardman Smith, of the Ell
mira District. say8he intended that his name
should be added to the telegram to the Cooper
Institute meeting, and he adds; my position
ia not equivocal. 1 am for Grant, and none
other"
The New Haven journal does not think the
parade Of names OF those favorable TO Oincinna-
| ii very formidable and says that, aside from
Gov. Foster the whole batch who lead on for
Connecticut would not seriously disturb the Sc
renity Of village caucus.
Alexander n. Stephens believes that the great
mistakes which the Democracy have heretofore
made, have been in following toe counsels Of
| timid or unsafe leaders In their departure
from the everything principles Of their creed, as
announced by Jefferson. tvku
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-26

Jose Castro, a horse thief was hanged by
"vigilants, in San Benito, CAL, on Tuesday.
The Canadian Pacific Railroad surveyors have
begun operations at Leather Pass, in the Hocky
Mountains.
The sale of prize packages on New York rail-
road trains has been abolished by an act OF the
Legislature.
Political adyices from Indiana say that the
Cincinnati movement is favored by but few Re
publicans and the Democracy are quaTelling.
The printed Ku-Klux testimony reported yea-
terday by Senator Scott devotes 1919 pages to
Georgia, 1879 pages to Mississippi, and about
1900 pages to Alabama and Florida.
law has Just been passed which will make
those who fish in any OF the streams Of the in
terior of Iowa liable to ve-dollar line for every
fish caught by other means than a hook and limo
We see from our various exchanges that every
| county in Southwestern Georgia has been suher-
| ing with heavy rains. Corn should be mp and
growing by the first OF April put IL is not 80 tnis
| year.
The Senate OF New York yesterday passed a
hill from the house providing that previous for
| nation of an opinion from newspapers shali
not prevent juror from serving in criminal
| case.
| At Salt Lake City yesterday motion for the
release Of Brigham Young was granted by the
Judge of the Probate Court, and Young and the
other Mormon prisoners were released from
custody. -'-----.-..-.s--.
A party OF Indians drove of stock from Fort
Mcpherson, Nebraska, on Wednesday evening.
and cavalry were sent in pursuit OF them. 4
large force Of Indians was observed near NORTH
Platte, yesterday. '.st
CARLYLE thinks Affections are our true purify
ers, ,The eternal stars shine out as soon as it i
dark enough"
Charles Dickens wrote to Mr.. W. j. Florenc'
that his conception of the character OF Ed ART
. Cutie ''was as just as its execution was arts
tic" e .s gIf
Chicago mother had her daughter, age
Q seven, arrested for pelting her with mud on he
way to church; but she said she did not care 10
Il her clothes it was the undutifnlness Of the chill
r that wounded her.
n HGet out Of my way; what are you good for4
said a cross old man to little bright-eyed III
8 chin who happened to stand in the way. Tn
r l:ttle fellow, as he stepped one side rephe
t very gently: ''They make men out Of such thing
| as we are" fHf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-26
PEOPLE Will TALK.

We may go through the world but twill be very
SLOW,
II we listen to all that is said as we GO;
Wen be worried, and fretted, and kept in stew,
For meddlesome tongues must have something to
do
For people will talk.
II quiet end modest, twill then be presumed
That your humble position is only assumed;
You're W. II In sh ep's clothing, or else ycurre
ol,
But don't got \ 1t d, keep per'ec'ly COOL
For people will talk.
II generous aud n bl they'll vent cut their spleen
YouIl hear some loud hints that you're selfish and
. man;
II upright and honest, and fair is the day,
They'll call you rcgu., in tly, snesking away
.V " For people will talk.
Then II you show the least boldness Of heat
Ugh Inclination to tske your own part,
They'll call you an upstart conceited and vain,
But Keep straight ahead, don't stop TO explain
Far people will talk.
II tlreadbare your coat, or old-fashloned you
dress,
Some one, Of course, will take notice Of this,
And hint rather close that you can't pay your way
But don't get excited, whateV they say
For people will talk.
II you dress in the fashion, don't think 70 escape
For they criticise then in far different shape,
You're ahead Of your means, or your bills are un-
p Id,
But mind your 1wn business, and keep straight
For people will 'alk.
The, II ak line before you but then ct your back
OF venom and spite there is never lack;
How kind and polite is all that they say,
But bi ter as gall whea you'se out of the way
For people will talk.
Good friend, take my a1yice and do az you please,
For your mind uf you have one) will tn be at
ease.
Through life you will meet with all sorts Of abuse,
But don't thlnk to step them, twill be OF no use-
r people will talk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-26
philadelphia Topics.

--Neiman, on Market street, has fine stock
OF clothing.
The Park will be " too beautiful for any
thing, in about two weeks.
The Star says 1t is an awful thing to die
rich" And more 30, not to.
The Germans are preparing to welcome
Franz Abt, the great composer. rrtT
In 1871, eight persons were killed, aud
twenty-one injured, by the city passenger cars.
The woman, Mansfield Of Fisk-Stokes no
toriety is said to be living in West Philadelphia
Red Cloud, Lucy, and Lady Briggs trotted a a
Point Breeze, yesterday The first won, IL
three straight heats. Big crowd and good track
Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock
Hugh Carr. aged eighteen years, was killed a
Gbson's Point while jumping from a train o.
cars.
Tho North American believes that while
great deal of inst complaint has been made o.
the impurity OF the hydrant water, much urnec
essary exaggeration has also been INDUCED in