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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29
THE TOURNAMENT.

The prize offered to The Charleston Social
Mounted Club for tilting at the head and ring
consisted Of O silver-mounted brldle and OIL
and was won by Sergeant Peiper, the pre-
seDtallon beng made by Lieutenant A. t.
Magrath, Jr., of the Irish Rifle Club.
This concluded the festivities OF the day,
and as the shades of evening began to fall the
thousands of yIsitors repaired TO the boat, the
stages and the cars, and returned to thell
homes we'll pleased with The whole arrange
menls OF the frat grand Irish festival, and de,
lermined the next one, If the club should feel
encouraged by their present success, to give
repetition.
In the list of the assistant marshals In the
parade on Monday, the name OF Lieutenant
F. W. Pelper, of the Wagener Artillery Rife
Club, was accident ally omitted.
The visitors to the festival, who returned
home on the last trip Of the steamer, had 9
very enjoyable sail on the river In the coo
evening breeze. The arrangements for going
to and from the festival were ample and ad
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29
HEALTH pIsTRICT NO 4.

Bounded on the north by City Boundary, on the
east by centre OF Smith street to Canton street,
then by ceutre Of CaunUn to kutledge avenue,
then by centre OF !. utledge avenue to George
street, and theu by llue running the same d.
rection through TO City Boundary, on the south
Ashley River.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

reported favorably on the petition OF Archibald
McLeish for the remission of the penalty upon
bis taxes for 1870. Adopted.
The same committee reported unfavorably
on the petition Of the Rev. A. Toomer Porter
to have lot and building next the Church OF
the Holy Communion exempted from taxation.
The committee recommended the remission Of
the penalty. The report Of the committee
was adopted.
The committee on public Institutions, build.
lngs and grounds made a report recommend
Ing repairs TO the Alnshouse as suggested In
detail In the report of the ciy engineer,
which was read. Report agreed to.
The same committee, on communication
of the Board OF Trade In reference to supply
ing the city with water, recommended that the
same be received as information, to be acted
on when opportunity presents. They offered,
as an acknowledgment OF the courtesy of the
Board of Trade, series of resolutions relative
to the appointment of committee to confer
with the board upon the subject. Report and
resolutions adopted.
The same committee recommended that the
committee on contracts advertise for esti-
mates to convert the courtroom of the City
Hall into officers apartments. Report adopted
and referred to the committee on contracts.
The committee on steam engines reported
fayo1ably on the petition Of David Rlker to
erect an engine on Gadsden creek, near the
| head of Fludd street. Adopted.
1 The committee on streets reported that GER
tain obstacles to the project of widening
Friend street had been removed, and that the
lot at the corner of that street afft Broad was
| purchased for one thousand dollars, which
| sum had been refused at first. They moved
that the purchase be confirmed.
Alderman Moran wanted to know what the
other lets would cost, as he now, like some
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

JOHN 3. RIGGS,
President Charleston City Railway Company.
On motion of Alderman Pelzer, the petition
was received as information.
OF George T. Afford, to tap the pipe in
Meeting street to get artesian water for the
Payilisn HOTEL Referred to the committee on
Artesian well, with power to act.
Of W. q. Prioleau, to erect two frame build
ings on his lot at the west end Of Broad street.
Granted.
OF Elvira s. Slplet, to have her cart and
horse employed by the city, she being help
less woman and having large family to sup
port. Referred to the Mayor.
OF q number of citizens in Mill street, call.
ing attention to the bad condition of the street
and asking Its early repair. Referred to the
committee on streets.
Of Mrs. B. R. Allender, for permission to
erect small two story building on her lot In
Rutledge street. Granted.
OF Steedman Yeadon, keeper of the Powder
Magazine, for committee to examine the
Powder Magazine for the purpose of ordering
necessary repairs, and for iurlough of thirty
days. Referred to the committee on public
institutions and grounds, and furlough granted
provided petitioner supplies hls place with
another keeper during his absence.
In the matter of the Enterprise Railroad the
Mayor read the communication of Messrs
simons and O'Connor, In reference to theil
being retained by Council, already published
in THE NEWS, and ssid he had addressed
note to the city attorney TO ask whether Coun
ell had right to appropriate money for Te
tanning legal counsel. The city attorney re-
nl,eafhat he had not the slightest objection tc
this action, but would give all assistance te
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-14

TINIlE Tenth V0lunG oi ,.UOD'S HOUSEHOLD
! Mag NXINE hC gins with auu9'y ~. 1t is
edited by Gail Hamilton, :. Wood. and H. v.
ghorne, ann includes amorg its Togu Gr conIribu-
tors Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton. Tho. X Bee
cher DR. Do Lewis, ilr. w. ". Hal James 'ar-
ton, etc Harriet heccher stowe Brick Pomroy,
John G. SAKE, Maj. Genl Kipanics T.irolcum V.
Nasby etc write lor it occasionally Tens, One
Dollar year. In clubbing, three frs cln n,s peri
odcals are given for the rncc of one of them J re
most liberal Premium List ever published. No pc.
ioGical is more ir ouenty or idvora ly mentioned
hy fhe press. Woods Household Magazine r.
one of the monuments of busi1ess enterprise which
mark the ago."- Methodist Home Journal Phia.
elnhin, Pa, "It las been iThprovi " since we
new it-a good criterion for the future ''-Couriqr
New NarlJes Canada at IL n marvel Of cheap.
ness and frst-class quality combined New York
Times. Specimen copy sent free to any address.
s. WOOD CO, SovtTr-b, n "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12

Ycrwaltrrs>
ar. aea. Ca Satnmcrearaae, uuN

ipertbuof II EN- @runbeigeH b II IN,
hetGunt als
aS- zEs N1r=r- - Dus1ruER
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NGncn au nrrmiftlen.
gu permietben.

Es:il- Gin GROCER eaben, Ode Der @aluertz unb BGeas
iontlrase, Su sou, uno els fleiuer 2aben, benz ~erfteren
anorsn5eno, All S21, Sbomas Siu,
GS2-l @fe Der sSanettes une 81. Bau(frase.
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SAlofer urb 0erferti9er aler Sor'
fen decentralization.

4ktt WIISI- WLUNk&IH1
SIR. 65 un6 81, NOrbz6reoertdz nabe 9a1fr.,
e~erfertist Standardization ieber art, ipie:
gG5mieee. unc gukeiferne 0elanbsr, 9biiret,
SenEerlGten, Suuneuhddbsr &C., uHo 1T etnsez
rtGtet, nm in Der Staot uno Quf Dem GGroG
in ~tiir3cIttr fSrift inter mGBt9en 8eoin9un9en arbetz
tan QussufIbreu unb GuiSuieten. (Ipril20.1 IS.
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a:I 3cbn breiitotise NobnbGuisr on Der sibs
&atamItraSe, nabe 8na6e's GianOz6abrlf, merOen
biaie pertauft, unb 5tDar Guf Wodentlibe ODER mos
aatllhe 8ablun9en, menn 9clunni6t.
SuEn e5lenn s Spn1p.,
(2SQ-l SIR. 4. ct. WQuIItrQEe.
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&ertetgerMn9en.
Onrb 9. s.. 0oDer 5 Spbne+
atH 8etmaltrrs .8erfaGt
.6SIhpoIsm ga9tzGruno- 2igeutbum an Der

a2S pom
Wc1Iapousm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an Der
igauuz, rahe 9tghitraBe,
ant autttoH.
sroft mn in 6oIoe zines Oetrets ocs arets9erldts
bsr sta6t SaItHror. miro Der unter3eihnete as Ssr@
polter Qui oifeutliter auttion ON Blase Sonrs
abeus. beu Fl. SeSember 1872, @ddm.fta9s .
Sen aansen 6runepIas NIT @ebdulihteiten,
beitrieben ipie iolst: In or goroIpetlelIe per
,SapnitraRc, in Der 9ntiernun9 pom Is jug noroliU
ron Der Ode, Die bur6 bic S6neibuns per Noroolt'
Seite Der 6iebltrase nit Der Nororpeftielte oerBsaIpn-
Strose oebiISet miro, anfangeno, oann noreoFlib
lungs Der Sapnfra6e q SuB 9ebeno: o9nn noIopspz
lid parallel nit SiqbitraBe SO SUB 4 3ol; Damn luez
mefIid, parallel nit isatpnftraBe 40 {SuB bis aur Sl9ps
Straks: bQnn jIbohli6 ldnes Der 6isbfraBe q EnB 4
Sou; bann norooflih parallel init yapnltraBe1o sue
unb Damn Iiioneftlih parallel nit Sl9pTraBe - Due
bis ann Mujduae. Nitt Dem 9ebranIe elner 8 VuB
bretten lleu, Huo bent Baurehtt Iber otelelne, mle
ioldes in einem RahthrteIe oes beld9iteH plases pun
Seirrib WIlIon uno anpern, an Uiarta Soot, Ser<
f%palterin, pom 81. Oiat 1856 oltirt uno in ben sano@
Qrdireu DIR Stabt Baltimore in Sloer Y. y. gtI.
los, Nol. 29S Il. f.. ~. eingetrogen, an9e9eoen IN.
Sebautmtte tnem 9roBen n 9erous
mtqen 2=f0ti9en,
% obnbQui c, elmer idbrlihen 9runonlletpe pom
$50, foluie aud elmer Sppot9et pom sIooo' lVoH Jus
Zig, unterfporten. ox.,so;rs,o
mad Dem 8ellebeu oes Rdulers; ole efeolt SAP
luuoen iinb pom 8ertouistage on 6tnlentrG9eno nno
ourb sur 3uirieOenbeit oes Sermdlfers lhoon't~ 'eoz
ten bes 8duter5 gu fibern. .m,x,.ox
Wr PIP, gafernsIoenue;
Gamue[ s.. Super & Spbne, Iutt,
Slooi1.Gte Der CAB unc 6apetfenraBe'
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Gebra0er Stein,
Mr. 1875, wef=Sa1timprez StraRe,
Baltimore, Wb.
9entiGes 8anfz unb @egielsei9aft.

Mtr tauteu uno ~pertauien Sob, 9tesierunssz,
gtaatsz, ftdbtiihe un6 anoere Si9erbeiten, mir tdu'
fen uno perfaufen Be6ieI auf @roBbrittanien, Grant.
reid uno Deuti6lano unb Sieben untsr anoern- dll
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Blu prrkaufrn uIl0 81 uermlfiDcl
gu NermicfhenA

Su Sermtetben+
Bret gtuben I'M oritten Stofe on cine ifiae 6alni'
lie. Ra6Suirageu in ser. 235, aSeff; Sapetteffr.
(294-9)
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2m Nerfaufen4

@eitdTtsosrGnoeluns balber fpIinihe i'd metns lett
feds Sabren b~eitebenoe Reifauration 10 ibnel, Dte
mooItdb, All p~srtaufen. Den Breis ftele ib iebr bint9.
g. &. SpB,
Gde Der South unb WaterfiraBe,
IaaIA i'm NniRmPnt.
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El.,I Sie SGufer SIR. 473, Horbz 6remontfrase, fir
US, uno gr. 1t9, Observation-Disclosures, fir $40,
lolUie
Gin Compton, ft6 fin einen atootaten peer Widtler
pdiienO. ShpmaS SiQ,
(264-) Ode Ger Snpette= uuD ct. BaultraBe.
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IN heIfnItfcn.

-DI VtINW~FNU<
Gin porheIi6er Salon, I'M Ntittelpunfte Der Stabt
eelesen, NORM quito @ei6dits stmabt paroen. nit
ian9er Eaht uno biaiser Otiet5e. Wtan a%oreiiire:
,SS, rs" in oar Srp. /. Sl. (294-O
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SrDingtDa.
6Hs 8effe Setoaufage int Warfte

$4,000 fins idon ~ansetest, unb fGrnere aus
eso.bnte gtrssfcrnnssn bieisn Serbft semadt. Silb'
iae 6 ottae es NIT alien mobernen Sequemli6feiz
ten, On elmer nipslirteu 20 SuB ercitea Ipenue nit
anaemefieneu gldsen, werpen iir cine limitirte 3eit
fir uenieer, als 8oftpreis anseboteu. 9isentbum IN
Der Stast, S%runbmietben, 9pnotbefen unb anoere
elherbetten nerbeu i'm Sauide ansenomrnen. eeere
xldse su po6tcu, nit uort5eilbaften8 eoinsnngen fhr
Srtauer pom suteu Sduiern. Wtan ruenoe it an
g. Srpims Sittb,
gfr. 81, ct. BaulfraBe,
fI,o- 3ogp1 ohpr VI az Sptter. ON Rlobe.
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"a Snr6 9. $. 8oDer s SDbne
WailenzW rribts>B erfauf
,nerthnnnrm s,nd1t~Srnnheiaenthnn

ipertjppuefu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
amber SttlesfraBe.
Nuf Sefebt oe6 BaiIen<Serlbts Ger Staot oatu<
more per6sn Die u~nterSeihueteH lbmlnttrGtoren out
0ffentlidcr auttion an Srt unO Stele 5reitaS, otn
IS. DcSember1872, H0dmtttags UNI Ipr, oGs mad
itebCno' bei6riebenc empieb'ensmertbc Ba6tz@ruHo'
Gi9entbum pertauien, nGnlth:
Zen aau,eu GruuepIas an Der Horbiette Der
StiIcsIiraSs, in Der Sntieruun9 BON 1Ol CUB . 3ol
ueIt(ih BON Der 9ougpfrose, IL 6uB 63oa brett uno
90 5su6 q 3oa tiei. Bebaut nit etnsH 2 todi9en ilez
setiteincrnen Bobnbauie init asasr9el9oB. 9rhno
gcrtQufsbeoin9ungen: bic Sdtfts bGar, Der Reit in
{ Utonoten; ooer Aaes baar, nab Dem Sellsosn oeS
3Gufers.
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a. Dur6 .. s.. 0oper 8 Sobne.
H gBaiiensG eri9tssU erfauf

~
mertbpouem uub empfeblenswertben 9rnno'
Gi9enthum auf Der
sPorsnszCsrPe Der Seutral:glpe. Inc GdSerfr.
uib oasieni9e i'm Sifen a1greniens.
Sr SFoloe elneS BeIebles Ses Ballens9ertGte oet
Stabt Baltimore piro Der unterjelbncfe AeiHlnt1
Itrctor oes uertorbeHen Soiep9 Slelelsto gehte,
rem 12. 0e3amber 1872, NQ6mltta9s nm . u9t; IN
Srt un6 Stene aues natfeheno beibrleoens lept
vmpIeblenspertbe @runoei9entbuni oertau1eH, huaN@
Rr. f.-Sas aan,e @runeNicf nebH Seban.
Iidbfciteu, uuf Der Norbof=@ds Der @entraifa ptnue
unD GaaerItrage, on Der Sa9eIftroBe 10 Eus 6feit nno
IGras Der &e~ntral=4peRue &c SUB tIet. Sle 9eoauoe
befebeu in einem 3ztofieen 5teaei1teiIernen Us 9 n7
bQuie urh SaIou nit 3=itotisen ooppsltem Sln'
teraebduOe. Der 9Qn5e beIa9te Blas 1T etner 9funoz
mietbe pom etnem Sent pro Sobr unterfoorIen.
gsr. e. Ben aanSen Srnnsplds mit Seoan'
BEN, I'M Often an ytr. l au9ren5enc, an eel S29ttE
itraSe IA fuB brett uuo ~uuselGbr 81 6uB . sou tet
bic an zine 2 r. 6 Boil breite Mnee NIT onen oafoulf
ftebcnoeu DISQUALIFICATION, ndrnllR elm 3@roul9es 5leE
oeliteinerues % o IN b al s uno en 9~ol3etnes 9in'
fer9ebduoe. Der gauge heia9te YIae III ehet Vtuh'@
mietbe pom $35 unterlUor1en:
acknowledgements, ME our9 oas Setret Doto
aeItrieben Sin DTitttbeil baar,, elm Srltiteet N
0tonaten unb Elm Otitttbell in = Dtonaten MI SthleH
uup a%enebmiqter Si6erbeit.
@ine ansQplune Ron $50 ouf isoes Saus mug perm
Sauie 9emGtt Deroen.
goninlfrator be5 oeritorbenen Slolepp SIetsIe'o
Samu s.. 6pper & Sobne, Mutt,
1890 o6N Sfnnf<Sfe Der 9dhs Il. ffanettefr.
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serfammIunss=&Dfai IN Sermtes
then.
Siute An %Derfamfen.

Ser quite g8tle mo Die pouftdnbise ginrihtung
elmer in einem @ei6GItstbeil Der Stabt g~eIeaenen
autengBtrtbidaf Notwithstanding balber. Ndbs
Suiraaen in Der Gcrpec. D. 81. (295-O
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Nfrnlnaiihc &otbi6lage

tur6 Or. Garl 9reuk, iuelter ieine Iobnuns Dol
SIR. 36, @sntraI=I oenue, nab ger. 50, Sarrilon
@traEe, nerleot bat. Serlslbe sisbt iiber aue Ser
bHltniIe unb @cbeimniie bes 9ebens ausfunft.
/nonl7 1JBt1
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:I Gin flelnes 2Bobnbaus on Der 3fomiapitr.,
3sFodi9, z simmer, S0s uno 2Buiier; Sreis $3.50.
Sobn S,Ienn x Spmp.,
6esq-) yfr. 4. ct. BoulirQke.
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Ees% Ibfabrt
SCR Npffpner SampffnlHs.

Die 9ampii6tffe Der rpfer6arts' uHo Jiiner's
TLlnsportations 81 fell ihait" ruereen pom bt'r mad
Bofon iiber ytorfolt ar uno nab SreItaqt oCE Y.
September, ieoeu 9ienffag nno Freitas, DRltta9s
12 llbr, aHtGtt Uiouta95 nHo SouHeritdg5, Jta4nlth
toos 3 llbr, iuie Iruber, dbgGgen.
8erIdifer nit bieicr 9intr ioateH i'd oteIe genot'
runq merfen unb Die lBNOren oemsenIGs i4ldau.
OPAL
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Cine sutssbenoe uuO beitcbenoe gefouration nit
Wirtbi6uit i'm @entrol= uno @eihdftspunfte Der
Stabt 1T peacu @cidditsutrdnoeruns blui9 5u per
fauien. $50? erIdbrt man IN Der Gspee. .. Sl=
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II Smrb .. s.. 0DDer S SSbne'
in Waijeu=0 cridts>Werfan

mertbpoItem @runeetsentbum
an Der
gInn= uue an Ter Commensurate
Qaut Beftbl oes WatienztSeribts fGr Die staot
Baltimore pirb Die lluterBeibnete auf offentltber
Iuttton an Ort unD Stele Sonneriiaa. ben u.
0eScmbsr, Taduittl9s 4 nbr, bas nadltebeno be-
itriebene Batt @runoet9entbuIl pertaufen, panl'
LID
- Den sansen Sruncpiat, on Der gBeltteIte per
annitr4be gele9en, is SUB 8 39a brett nno % y. tIel
sebenb, nit etnem 2 <itodtgen 5te9eitelnetnen 9aule
init aelcrgeItos CIR. 1870 6ebaut uno elIter lG9rE
Iidsn @runbmietbe pom S2.78 unterruorlen.
p Den sansen @rnnbplaB an Der %ytoroieite Der
QombQrbfrdBe, IS TuB OitlIt BON Der annftraBe, 10
5uB brett, Lungs elmer 3 6uB brelten @aeg! mt oeren
aemeinI1aitti6en 9ebraube, 80 SUB tIet 9e5eno,
NIB nit einem 3zitotiseu Superintendent 28obnbGule
nit ~bolSerner aii9e bebaut. 9runbntstbe $3.50.
acknowledgement: Die 5dlite baar, Der Relt IN
6 Wtonaten; ober Aues baar, nah nsm Sslleoen oes
" luue $. SlD, IomtnifrGtrtr
l2aN6l &amMel $. @ooer 8 2ohne, Unit.
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Mnhnhaus III herfanfen.

H5.iI Sas cmpfebIensiptrtbe Bobnbaus gtr. as.
. Sapettsftrn6e, tiirSli6 leporlrt unp i'm beiteH
SuFan6e, sruno S%insirei, lit Su p~erfGufen bel
3inses s. Sarseant,
loQ4-l SIR. 3. ct. HauIar.
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Subu 81. YSagqncr,1
SobH :. Curling, S9ommlnarei
JamcS u. SuicD,
WRm. Ecu SIrlcr, 9lert.
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(Huo7,12DD ODER 81. q. Sptter. ON 9los'
a. Giue idonc @arfts9anbfeae

non zs aderu nit S6fearten unb ausseDdblten
Nrii6teu, ausseseihuetem Bobnbanle, Sdeuae uno
EtoGuna, ueine jest isbr et9iebte lit. gu pertanten
burd 8. IL. GDufe, Nr. g. Kan Sutleinss.A
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9lt berfaufcn.

WaS aOH DtIIHHItH
Emiid Gin sBobnbaus nit 9aben on sSotDarb',
no6e %ombenffraBe.
Gir-biibibes Robnbaus on eerinstonfraSs, nabe
Erantlin=S quare.
Cine 2anoteGe BON IA Ider, an Der Srantlln GurIS
ptte, ! Meitcn ron Baltimore. sutes Wobnbans,
Sheunen Il. |. 10, .
Sine aussetetbnete eanbtsle pom SO adern IN
Baltinorez@ ountn nabe Der Jftifterstolpn aufn-
bite, unb meniger als u Dteile BON Iimber 5rouez
Station on Der r23eiteru Dtarpldnocr Siieribatn,"
NIT einem suteu Wese burh Den Blas na9 Der
Station. =,
Gin Wobnbdus init 9aoen nno 2 Gder 9ano, IA
Sfeilen pom Baltimore en Der Heiitcrtopn@Roae.
49dnbfelen in Sarlorh~@ ounip, l Ditto in Carroll
Gountu. in ercelentem S~uitanoe.
Cine 2anotale pon l32 aiern in Treeerit=9 ountp,
uabe Rountzatre, on Der baltimore bto-Siiens
bdhn."
9tGbere ausfunit 9iebt:
{5enrp %. Spofe. SIR. 9, Law Buildings,
l1O0-G ct. Haul<Str.
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.EnllE. sine ~feIteneS elegenbeit fir ypefulanten
Smti bIelitofi9e ite9elfeinerne Wobnbduler an Der
2f- MaolIonirdBe, bas eIite unb brittle 0aus oftlib
bonn Broabuap, nit @as mo gSaiier; toiten ieoes
$l7OO Al bauen unb Sertaufsprcls fin bsibe $2700.
giunuun & Sruscnp,
Rr. 10, 2ap Buildings, ct. Iaulffr.
fseA-o nhPr Nh. 76. 9torn=FpubftraRe.
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Sas iebr cmpieblenspertbe
Ai.I SrunDetaentbum,

Selair=W drfts,
auf ~ofientIid er Auttion.
Sscitda, oen Is. SeSember 1872, yta6lnttta9s nm
4 ubr, uerben mir on Srt uno St,us oas rabTte3cno
bcl6riebene empieblenswert9e @runosi9entbum psrz
fauien, nGInllt:
pas aan;e G5rnnrfhif nebf Capitalization
on Der yBefleite Der SorreitfraBe, nabe Dem Sslair-
Sic @ebGulIdtelten befte1ea in einem Z,fDdfisen
hol;ernrn SSppnbaute on Der EprreftftraBe, uno
i'm Smtersrunee in ciH.m sroeiftOfisen siesei.
feinernen 9SpbEbauie &c.
9~runomietbe out Den sansen Btds $43.fo pro
jabr.
Ye5tsre6t p@erfett unb miro oas Sisentbun'
fret pom aleH alnipril6eH bis gum Sertautsta9e perz
fault. @e in gu S24 pro 0toRGt uermiet1tt.
Beotngungen: BaarBab(uue. Serfauf unbeoin9t
Sine SQarsabluue pom $50 mug bei'm &aaie &C:
mabt fuerben.
Eammel6 8. @oper s g6bne. Mutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12

NUNIYpUtIY.
Bir nesocitreH 0artebsn un6 Sanbelspoptere unb
fnb dis Wtitslieoer oes 8roters : 8oaro i'm Stanba,
ale bteiieen unb ausfudrti9en gte9octGttonen prompt
su b~eiorsen, ~beiorsen 9o4eftionen on allen BugGnS'
ll6en 8untten umgebenb sn ben nieortgften Bretien,
nebmen Oepofiten an unb 9efuGbren Ststonte1.
aui Oepoiiten fir cine beftimmte Oauer beptlt9en
mir einen Iiberalen ,3insiuB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.

ut
Tta uaa-ofs Postmaster General CresWells
name in connection with the Republican nomi-
nation for the Vice Presidency, is not authorized
bv him, and while the proposition to make him
the candidate is doubtless gratifying, he has
neither expectation nor desire that it shall be
seriously urged, This leaves his friends at lib
srty to support other gentlemen for the place,
and among them we notice the Havre dc Grace
Republican, which has had the ticket Grant 4
Creswell, /" at its masthead, for some time. The
last issue of that paper while mentioning its pre-
ference for Mr.. Creswell, says H.
'sThe Deldtodrs Tribune supports the Hon
Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts,, for Vice Presi-
dent. Senator Wilson is good. strong, sound
man, and would adorn the office"
We may also quote from another Maryland
paper, the Denton Union. In an elaborate edi-
torial on the subject, last week, it speaks in the
most complimentary terms of Senator Wilson,
and earnestly urges his nomination. We cannot
refrain from quoting the following
Firm in his views of right, and possessing
manliness to fearlessly express it, in terse and
forcible manner, so as to leave no ambiguity or
doubts as to his status upon all questions oi
national policy, he possesses sterling qualities
which cannot fail to recommend him to the
thoughtful consideration OF honest men OF al
parties. Senator Wilson is in every sense &C
closely identified with the grsat interests OF the
laboring masses of this country, that separats
organization to foster and take care Of it's inter
ists, would be an act Of supererogation. Having
sprung from the toiing millions. whose brawnJ
arms and blistered palms baye wrought out the
wealth of the land and given TO us untold treas
ure, he would be it representative OF, the ma
ton, occupying the second office in the gift O
nannla "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
Publications Received.

Foreign funds flow freely in New York, just
now, and are expended liberally for everything
that can help the Free Trade assault on Home
Industry. The latest effort in that behalf is q
sheet, called the Peoples Pictorial Taxpayer,
in which number OF bad engrayings, meant to
be funny, assist the special pleading and false
assertions of the reading matter. Such pub
lication costs large amount of money, and the
English shipping men and agents for British
houses must have bled freely to pay for it. Our
copy was promptly thrown among the waste
paper.
-Farjeon is rapidly becoming one Of the
most popular writer's Of fiction. His novel,
Joshua Marvel, has been a success and now
Harper & Brothers have reprinted, first in the
Bazaar, and now in neat pamphlet his later
story, Blade o. Grass 1t ia a touching story
told true to nature, Of waif in great European
city her birth, her struggles, her troubles, and
trials. In some characteristics, Mr.. Farjeon re-
sembles Dickens, though his style is different
and not few English critics think they recog
nize in him worthy successor to the great nov
elist that is dead. We receive the volume through
Porter & Co., of this city, who have it for sale
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
THE PENINSULA.
CAROLINE COUNTY.


A new store-house will soon be built at Amer-
can Corners, upon the site OF the one recently
burned.
A son Of Thos. Sullivan, near Concord, climbed
up to a squirrels nest, and having got his arm
in the hollow lost his balance and remained sus-
pended by his arm for some time. He was
finaly eItricated, but not until his arm was Sc
verely injured
TALBOT COUNTY.
John v Love- of st. Michaels, has been Ap,
pointed folder TO the House Of Delegates
James Dixon, who is travelling West has beer
showed up at Cheyenne.
The Journal speaks approvingly OF the law to
extend the jurisdiction Of magistrates TO assault
and battery cases.
DORCHESTER COUNTY
Fox hunting has been revived.
JAbez Warren has improved his mill at Cam
bridge.
The people are syailing themselves Of tn
right to petition.
A g3-year old colored woman was burned 8
badly while seated by the ire-sido one nigh
last week that she soon died.
The County Treasury is empty.