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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-09
E5GlttmOre
ssire sSnintarte Sffte.

SfibweRs&6e ppn Sputb. Hns K8aterfr.s
geriihsrfortDdbrsgb asssug gerluFt ben our8
ar;ta poa @isentbuin, aDotns, eGrens uno Daareua
9Guier, pGn6ei58iter, Iderbauprobuste, Wtobsla,
SGsss sardtbl1aitgn, i'm Ban ts8rtens oosr tu15otsn
n ea6una 6eTnoltGe isGbrselse u. I. 10.
Eas Girettprian befaebt Gua fpieene tn$syrtn:
Wu. .. SarrtioH, B.Ghoent;
Geo. R. Btders, y. D. Ropt,
Daoia 2. gDtiion, =. 5fobt. Seufins,
Softap bennington, 9. Wcrton SteDart,
Srancis z. Sing, y. i. Hencomer,
0tIrq @lrrou, Groiae 2oriuis,
R. 9. Steuart, u. gB. Gantor,
S4m. B. bruHe, Ssrusl @oben,
geo. 9. Sarriion.
@pplitattonsz6 6ormuiars uuo peiters Tcdr!@t hber
Bic 1sislitdtt piro In Ger OiFce, SaoDtIz@ia bon
Eoutbe un6 s6aertr., ertheilt, no aud aLeIlt.rdse
0iort erlebigt per0en. BerFGerunSen Dersen aui
trseuo cine 5Srif anssuonmsH, weits Der 4pplitant
piniaen mag.
lSCu.1,fS.f) Er. xICprDorfhs Gesr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-09

Der rgoriier, amsritaniihs aiidsnbeerb unb gsur=
rem Ride oeerbe, Yarlors, Gun. u. 9isbtninsz
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Sobn q. Sumam e. Gomp.,
Nfr. IL, gEeffz Nrattftrdfie.

nabe Spear's % e1fte,
| SGnfl,r init ben beifeu bdrten
9pfen'S Salep,, Sunburg' uno SuGlberlanos
&ohlen,
224O Biuno auf bic Come in a1en ISdaen, ire BON
S6ieIer unb lnbern nnreriafelteH. Sept6, 12WteN)
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TSh. y{(ntn.

Der Homination Ger bemofratiidsconiero T0r
| tel unteriuorien. (2l6-O
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@. QSsdrS.

3. XLSurD4
Sur Zen crien 3Dei8 oes St0brat9ss: JGnee
Sonic. (2l5-6)
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Sta6t WerttO, l. Septbr., Ota 6az
Danua, 7. Septbr.-Oie ReuOlutiOn gebt gu
@uoe. Die @erudlte III Setreff eine5 &ab.
net, gSediel8 itno pioCripredeuo.
I3wei 6rauen3immer, bic IN eincn @apttan
Der 2lrmee Uerllebt waren, fo1teu geitern bier
Elm 9ueq aus, in melhem cine Der SGmpfe.
rinueu 9et0otet nuroe. Die W6rberiu uuo
beren Sefuroantin puroen Oerbaitet.
Die pOlttrid)en SOuruale beIpreaen einen
8eritt, OoB 0meritaniite 3ettuugen cine
occupation Der Staatcn 3amanlipu8 unb
9tueua Qesn SeitenS Der 4merltaner beiiir-
morten.
IS beiBt, OnB 8rdIoeut 2er0O ein,n She'll
Der 8eOingungeu Dag iiir cine llebergabe
gelpdbren mid, baB er aber AiAt gang nad6ua
nehPn nPinnnPn Ill
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Sieber am 8Or0 6eS r95ppmins. :"

u eD . 0 7 70, WlaiI., z. Sepf. =
Or. 6. 3. Bre5cott, Der Quarantdnes 4rst,
inipijrte geitern ben Ser. staateu. 0ampfsr
. Bpoming," Der NIT 6ieber am 8OrO bier
etulief. 9r. Yrescott erflGrt Die &rantbeit
fir Elm nitDt anheden0es QSehielfeber. Seit
Der 0ampfer aipinmaQ oerlieB, inO teine
neue Sale uorgetommen. Der Sertcbr NIT
oem uiar piro ntdt bebinoert neroen.
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c3obn 6NnrO&
6tgsnieitiScGe6eus =Gerii9eruHBs'Gtl
ieliflnit hnn Nnflnr. Wnii.

Slele Seeul6att DuTot dlG @rpoHcUt oes btrueWs
ten nWfdfGeuieftfer Ritbt &ertau CSCisBee"
orgautitrt. 9br eutba6en II iCst ubey S2,5OO,Gn
nel6e tter ~ gurteH Der &olicCR SntGbtr UHges
lest ITO. y}Gd oCn 9tieecu DiUhahuiCts, Utga
trBeno elu, aRlagl oocr AuIe.5r semOdt WOToes,
welde Hiht Nurp Ole StGueu outoriirt, lHn Gle "
rettorcr, Utlde oiCclbc gcmadlt ooI bewjni8t, eta
DdtgItcecrn Der @cielitai iHr itoeu ouourh perurs
iabCn Serlut perioRlih OtrGrtUcrllt. Tie 2ir4ts
toreR oerg5obu @anco1 Geasritjij9Iu ylbtns gigT~
tdeyuH9s 9tcultGt" umiaiitH tUigt Ertfip otr
relhten uHo reipeitabClicu GuwobnIr Bonon 5.
aue 8oliceu rno HGd elmer BrGWCuS0buHg ubiglut
unperaubur etnerI9t, Oh hcl6'5e idbrlh, tGlbiders
LID ooer pterteliabrIt6 qemoli miro. Etujeereel
Deroen 6dlbldbrll6 erilGrt uHo buur beECbIh
9tur TeIHe tebens= uno ScriorQuugs .@erVtCJuEs,
- tetnC g8ontlue" oner GE0Cre Sdemas iiHo NIT una
ieren 9edaften otrbunoen.
Cine ebr 9roSG An3Cbl uricrer beitCR GrUobHgT
iino berets in Der Do Grc i" periidert; @6iunss
bsit5s8iiito's meroGr Eur Uufdeyt.
QBalter 2. 2RiltiuiOH,
General Agent iuT WGrptano uno zen 8ftiH
Columbia,
RoybUei=Ste Der 9bares uno SoItimcrtfJ.i !
Sames6 6euocrion, SOiGlz A9gHt;
y. U. z tbu GrSmunn,
BirtUalcr oes oeutlbeH SepattCnentE;
9r. Snmes u. Steuart,
(glotlO, i2RteIp) nuteJgrung ssAril,
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0ettDsbmrger &atalDiincz
sy4S0fSrr

Die gro6au 6ctlmittcl Der Tutur fin DOspcp.
itu, Rbeumuti tismuS, @tht, StCfu,
? arHru5L gBaiiCriuGt 2dbmuUq, Rles
uiide SrGutLeitCn. gu BADEN bti u1tu Grogulitsr
y. ~. GCCbe, QQgnt,
5it. 81, g0Ct gomhlrodrGss;
Gsbr. 9Rhtucn. CSGrerll IaCntcn,
Rr. 227, SiO 6rOnttra6,, gbudoelpbia
(Iug Il, ,3Di,F)
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Gnebsu erhnltelt

pon R.s9. sluttion folsenbe gaaaren:
Nerin zlIatertleiOer iilr Scrrer, Samcn uno Sinz
Der; Sbatpls, Bettbefen, Sirumpimaaren in allen
moeliden Qualtdten, Ieincn 9iibtirberSeu9, Sano<
tiidjer uno geruietten. Selnmaaren elm poles flor
tement, meldte Su auEersemobrlidb bilscu 4reiien
ofort ,um YeItauf i'm 9roben uno 8leineH anscbottH
peroen. Sdpie SamberGer,
Rr. SO, Noro- 6oparb ,, nabe @laptraBe,
Stui6en Simon's uno pusler's saoen.
(SnIi3t ,12Ute,G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-09
Ste bsIten Steinfnblsn ~ ben nieSrigs
fen Wrei5ert.

9,slen Don Der ~Saltin,orer gonipnsnie,s BON Der
~iSuQer4 oifoner @ompaenie,@
I'D uef uub rolh brenuenoe Soblen-6ie beRen &oblen
Guf benz bteiigeu Dtarfte
Su oerfauien
EGrrentooun9s SIS ooerE onnenmet etfe.
Gut ~QptenS' Vaneps" nnb Gumberldnber SobIeu.
-g,nrtfmorer 9oblsn-s u. .auon-S Siieubabn=9 omp.
Bnreau: Nr. 2, Sputbffra6e.
9ollsu1oi: Gde Der Rortbs unb weasifpn
GnGfes tStt14,1ST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-09
Sie ein,ise afbte uerbeiierte 9uue'idjr
Nabmai9inr,

Iotuie bic Empire" unb oGle anoeru. aud rStnger's
9r. ." in Dem 8 ampfs 9feparirse ben pom
SbomGs Chants,
(S1n1tSg) Sds Der 2ombQrD= uno SbQrpitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-09
gpeiial : Notisell.
lluabgangiger aemufratii6er GnmgreB>
Ko.S;So4 10, , Ne,frfe

lnabBanaiger temufratiider GnmgreB>
Ganoioat inn 3. Se;irfe.
lleber,euet. baB basYot iih9eaen bas n'Fire", Suz
item. has gum SdGhen Ger oHentliben Sobldbrt 10
lanse sebcrridt, enibieben bot tiinb9e i'd mid ats
undbLdusi9en Ganhibaten fir ben Gon9rcS im 3.
Soe9ref- y sirfe Dtaru0no' s.-nur Der @ntI6elbung
(2fO-j g We. gerser.
re- Sritter GnnsreB>Se;irf.
Sir Die hemofrntiif -conieroatipe domination:
SbomaS -. SollerS,
Elm Iann aus Dem SoGfe, nit Gems o 1T c
uno fIr ba5 y of.
(Au9l2, 1VtD gBabrbeit.
gzy 3. Siarift.
rGonsreB.
Stlerdnoer s.. OpbbS.
Der Gntideouns Der Semotratiih Gonitruatts
ben Goupentiou, ipelte am 1. Sept, 1872 Suiammeu,
tritt, unterpOrien. Q79-D
9ritter Oiitrift.
Sir GonsreB:
gGilliam s. S'Srieu
(19S-) oOn Ger 2. sBare.
L. SSaro.
isiir ben |. 3iuei9 oes Staetrat6es:
Garl Strcrprr,
ctr oenlotraul0 eon1eroatlptn gtoHinouon unttr%
porlen. (2l5-O
2. WarD.
ST. Sames SelansD
bat ttreepillist, rcB ietu Tame ais eer eines
. ibafsu iIr oen erfeu 8atb siueig
benust tueroe. @s uerbeisen ibm nater iene sablz
reiden eeutiden reunbe bre betSIide llrterhltune,
DC iie iber'eu9t iinb, baB er Der Steuuns poGtomz
men seUadpien 1T; iie ioroern sugleid ole ddpn
oeutiden hemofratiiben Stlmm9Cbrr ouf, bn bel Der
beoortebeHnen Grimdrpdbl 3 nftas, ben 10.
Sept, gu unterItueen.
(2l6-D SieIe teutid,e Stimmsebcr.
6. gSarn.
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slnbianer. Nnac1eacnhetten.

Gait gate @ttp, 6. Sept. - Sen.
0iorrOm telegrapbirt bon Spriugs s&itp, oaB
cine AnIabl Suoiauerz @bei5 nebt ibrem Sc
folge iid bereit erfldrt baben, nit ibm cine
JtathSs Scriamnlung ab5ubalteu. ST glaubt,
Die ietuOlideu SuOiauer Ucrtreibeu uuo JtIbe
unO 6rtc0eu berlteQen Su f0nuen. Der Sns
olauer.lgcnt bat crtlGrt, OaB, fails Die Sns
Olauer ba8 geltOblene SeTetbum berau5geben
uuO id) aaf Die lltlnat' 3telruatlOutn Surif
5leben mollcn. er IdJ uerp1idtet, tie ein Sabr
lang ,u unterbaltGn.
Salt2ate s itg. 6. Sept. - @5 miro
ron Augenjeu9en perildcrt, oaB i'll oieem
S9rritOrium eiu Wtanu ene Sremie ;um
8dnotgen Ron Bfer0en beiiet, Wetde aus Nem
paar bon 8rauen gemadt ut, Die in 0toun.
tain DieaOOW8 ermorOet murOcn. Gine 2lus
3ahl bon SitrgCru miro Die Sate unters
luhtn.
Ct. 2Oui8, 7. Sept. - Uiajor Sin.
tber, Elm lcttbtH bier angetOmmeuer Snsiauer.
Agent, beridltet, 0aB unter Suel OerI1ieoenen
Bartcten oer@reetz Sn0ianer lettbiu einSampf
ltattfano, bel Weldem Widnner 9et00tet unO
mehrere Uermunoet nuroen. Der Streit ent.
fanO OaOurd, OaB ole cine Bartei eiusu 9te
ger gum @Bef Der Greet. ytation erwablen
lpolte.
Gait t safe Gitg, I. September. -
Die SnOlaner begeben nod Oielfad) 9ewaltz
tbaten I'M iitOlt9en Gbetle bon lltab. Sen.
Dtorrow telegrapbtrt, oaB GubbiOna uno
ietn Stamm cine iebr orobenOe unO beunz
rubi9euoe 6altung einnebmeu.
9a5 ,Salt=2atts5 5ournal" beriftet, baB
Der SoOen be8 6arm=&aleg gotObaltig lit
uub I'M 9ur4ihnitte $40 pro GOnne pro-
Oujirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-09
%. e. @upn & Gnmp.s

%. q. @np0 & GGntp.s
gisentbiimer bon
9oIe's patentirten amtomatiieben 5ei,ern,
pelte in Den lesten nfsebn Sabren iebr uulfansre6
uno nit beersm Grfolae oils iraenb elm anbersr nit
Dampf ODER beiBem Waiier beisenoer Gpparat se=
brautt fusrben.
Der ~gariiyr, amsritanihe aiitenbeerb unb gsar=
ente oeerbe," Yarlors, Suns u. lightning Seuer=
BIas=Seiser.
Dte beribmts 9anion'idhe "Hot Air Furnace"
sesuns BON SIei= uno giienrcbren, Babewounen,
5pbranten, Waidftdnoe, YiGoirs, 4b3ussr0breu iiir
Nbtritte; iofpte andb
bporauli5he Ramnen, BaHersDtaibinsrie u. I. 10.
mcrmorne II. sdisisr-aominfmie, 5euerbserosGoite,
Hesiiter n. |. no.;
ald5en uteniilieu, DaHerfl5ler nnb 8efrserotoren
Rodb< uno Sesoisn uHs Reparaturen auer art.
HiismeH>Gde pop Baltinore' uns entanar
t92-)
re YdKe! Hdfe! @
,ur RetIe tus Nusfanb beiorat tnuerbaIb "a Sunoer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28


Wiconsin man has some trees which produce
apples without seeds or core
The ratio of whisky shops to churches in Port
land, Oregon, is as ten to one
Bierstadt has received the cross of the order
Of 81, Stanlslaus from the Car OF Russia.
The Prince of II lhenzollern Sigmariugen
say his wife is given TO tmeYing, and asks di-
VOICE
The latest fashionable color for eveaiug gloves
is called, 4" mcarnadine,' and is very light
flesh color
A western editor, recently married. states ed
itorlaly - We are living Mt this moment under
absolute despotism."
London gossips comment with surprise upon
the absence of the Marquis of Lorne and his
wife, the princess from the recent thanksgiving
doings.
In the Philadelphia prison one of the inmates
wrote " A Diary of Pickpocket" while incarcer-
ated, and since discharged has been seeking a
publisher.
William Gilbert thinks that one of the best
and most practical ways of reducing drunken
ness is to establish handsome, wsllconducted
workmens clubs.
An honest country parson, who. in the time
| OF great drought was desired to pray for lan
answered: - III wilin sly do it to oblige you. but
it is to no purpose while theIwind is i'll TIM
quarter"
The late George Peabody, the London banker
once sawed cord of wood in Concord, N H., Il
| pay for nights lodging at the tavern. ThR
was practical lecture to young men who fail tt
pay their board bills because they are ont OF
business
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
This is Spring.


City Council meets this evening.
The bricklayers are swnrming upon the new
hotel.
The workingmens Loan Association meets
this evening.
There will be Much Ado About Nothing" at
the theatre this evening.
The Leipsic steamer will begin her regular
trips on Mondoy next.
The Delaware TRIBUNE, the leading newspaper
of the Peninsula, is issued from this office to-
day.
A shed to protect the heads of passers-hy from
falling bricks, has been erected in front Of the
new hotel.
The nomination for member OF the Board of
Public Education in ths 7th Ward will take place
tomorrow evening.
l.. w.Stidham Son will have a large sale of
firat-class furniture at their auction rooms. Ill
E. Fourth street, on Thursday, April 4th, lS72,at
IL o'clock.
Mr.. Fullmer denies the correctness of the re-
port that he has the smallpox in his family and
| offers a reward for the arrest and conviction OF
| the originator of it,
Thomas Knott is making such alterations in
| his store at the corner of Sth and Tatnall Sts
will greatly add to its convenience to the pro-
| prietor. and attractiyeness to customers.
| The young gentlemen who represent the Sew
| ing Maching firm of Peterson 4 Carpenter, in
this city, have tastefully fitted up the corner
/ store in the Institute Building and removed
there. They will have handsome store.
| f. McInall, Jr., certainly means business, by
the way he is spreading large number Of new
| signs around his handsome drug establishment,
at Second and Market streets.
At Springers cigar store, in the COMMERCIAL
Building is the place to get your spring(ers
cigars.
special meeting OF the Delaware Loan Asso
II 1. II A.re
I'd, for the purpose of taking action on amend
ments to the bylaws.
The stockholders Of the Red Mems Hall Asso
citation will meet to elect officers, on Wednesda!
evening, April third.
The Opera House is engaged every night NJ
to April 18th, and every day thereafter unit
May lst, with three or four exceptions Wh'
would sell their Masonic Hall stock
The Ariel will resume her trips between vii
mington and Philadelphia early in April
Mr.. Echel's new penny daily appears thi
evening.
Mr.. George z. Tybout. living near Delawar
City. has 2S head of beef cattle, which ayerag
E 1,S00 pounds piece.
The citizens Of Delaware City, dissatisfied a
, the way their steamers are managed, have draw
! up petition to be presented to the directors 0
! the Company, asking the removal Of the officer
of the RtyJod from the captain down.
: A Sunday School has been organized at Fra
land, Bombay Hook.
/ deck hand on the steamer Florence FrdnkE
fell in the canal lock at st. Georges, few da!
ago, and was injured 50 badly that life was On
e tinct before he could be rescued.
The new hymnal authorized by the P. L. Gen
Y eral Convention will be introduced into the Epi,
. copal Church at Smyrna on Sunday,
4 Morton fruit cultulist netted 1862 ~ froI
o Strawberries, last year grown on 32l5 squar
o yards.
Alvan Allen. of Smyrna. has purchased brie
yard in this city and will remove here shortly,
e The advertising swinder who went back o
] i the Erery Ecening. tried to shut up the CoA
J, MERoiAL 5 eye and couldn't.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
socIetie-.
MEETINGS. TINS EYENINa

St. Johns Jommandery, No. l, X T., at
Masonic Hall, 224 Market street.
jefferson Lodge, No 2, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd aud King.
Keokuk Tribe No. 8, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l, S. of T., at 5th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. l, o. U. A. NJ, al
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No Q Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hal
| Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Homo Communion. at 50i
| Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4. X. of r., at Knights o.
Pythas Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
Meihodlsm

APoINTMENrs RY THE NJ P. oosFsHEScE.
The following are the appointments by the NJ.
P. Conference, late in session at Washington,
which are OF most interest to our readers:
Oircuits-Cayoline, W. H. Lane Cambridge
Henry Rruner Cecil, W. 4 Dunn one to be
supplied Chesapeake, W. M Strayer Concord,
S. 4. Ferguson Dorchester O. T. Cochel, s.
b. Tresdway Leipsic. j. II. Elderdice Kent
J, J. Murry, D. D., 4. o. Crouse Kennydcyille
O. o. Melvin Liberty, +. h. McGregor Milton
J. II Ellegood T. A. Moore sup. assistant
Pipe Creek, II O. Gushing Pocomoke, r. T
Little Somerset, q. II. Littleton Stewards
town, D. W. Bates. W. X. Graham Susquehan
ma. Jesse shreere Seaford. q. Nj. Thompson
Talbot, b. +. Benson, j. Il. Resd Union, A. L
Melvin Warwick, S. A. Hohlit7ell Queer
Anue's F II. Tagg Snow Hill, to be supplied
Newtown, r. Lassoll Whaleyville, W, q
Holmes, one to be supplied; Wisomico, j. l.
Suaughn.
Missions -Choptank, W. A. Grouse Centre
vile, s. I. Graham Harmony, j. T.. L. Ewell
NJ ID. st. Michael's, J. L Maloy Sussex. W
u. Litzinger Salisbury, J. l.. A. Mills Ken
Island, A. W. AIather Peach Bottom, A. s
EyeIsole NJ. d.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

sE- 3 dUty's Best AUEiliary.-Ask the belle of the
season what appointment OF her toiet-table holds
the high st place in her esteem, and she will reply,
without moments reflection HAGAN's MAGNOLIA
BALM Nothing, she is Thoroughly aware, contributes
so powerfully TO enhance her charms and render her
Irresistible hat most delightful and healthy aux
liary OF Beauty BY using 1t ladies are enab d,
long after they Rave passed the meridian of life,
preserve the youthful bloom and purity Of their
compilations, and where Nature has denied that SUI
perlatve attraction the Balm fully cOmpensates for
her dt iciencigs. mar2I-lw -eOd-wlt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

SUDDEN DEATH.-This morning Mrs Ell zabeth
Rose. on Methodist St, in this town, was fou
dead in her bed about o'clock. Yesterday
afternoon she had child and retired with
high fever last night. She was the widow
of tile late Jas. NJ. Rose formerly living near
Davis's Corner west of Kenton, and 5S years
old. Deputy Coroner Eubanks held an inquest
this morning and the jury returned verdict Of
" death from cauees unknown to the jury" She
leaves five children, most of whom are well
grown -SiHyrHd Times Of yesttrddy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
New Aarertlnementn, rhlr Dnr.

$50 Reward.
House for rent.
Funeral notices.
Notice--A. L. A. NJ.
Notice---Delaware Loan.
Young Mems Free Library.
Millinery-29s Market street.
Public sale OF frame dwelling.
Shares In Citizens Loan for fsle.
Hardware-Truman 4 Shaw, Phila-
Notice-Red Mems Hall Association.
Wanted-white girl TO do housework.
Panorama of the German-French war.
sale Of household and Kitchen furniture.
Opera House--Much Ado shout Nothing.
lady wants a situation 10 do housewOrk.
Hats and bOnnets pressed at 1888 Market street.
Manted-two hands on pants at Muhlhausen's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
Entertainments.

IEorrREs. The Young Mems Free Library
announce the delivery of two lectures-one on
Saturday evening, upon "Gaiyanism. bv Milton
jackson and one on the following Saturday,
april Gh) by Col. H. Grimshaw, upon Chem
ical Changes" Admission, ten cents. Lectures
to commence at ~ o'clock These lectures will
be delivered at the room sf the Library-corner
of Sixth aud Penn Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

HW Extensive Furniture StoTe-The attention OF
n tpublic is called to the very large and varied
stock of furniture of j.. a j. n. Harman, No. 410
King street. There is nothing equal to 1t In the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for office or dwelling can doubtless be aceOmmo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low the best
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
Auction sal,s.

L. W. Stidham u Son. auctoneers. will sell
for Juleoos Probst. at his residence 4l6 French
street, on Monday, April 1st, o. =, A. NJ. his ell.
tire stock of kitchen furniture
Ogle a Miller will sell on the premises on Mon
day afternoon April lst the frame dwelling No
1l2 Orange street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

Dead men tell M tales: II they did, anathemas
against the depicting lancet, the drastic purge and
the terrible saivants of the materia medlca would
arise from every graveyard. The motto of modern
medical science is " Preserve and Regulate not de-
stroy." and remedy Of our day il so entirely In
harmony with this philanthropic logic as DR.. Walk
ers Vegetable Vinegar Bltters. In this powerful,
plants, and all diseases OF the stomach, liver,
bowels ana nerves, encounter an Irresistible anti
dOte.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
Marine News.

The sloop Lu"y Isabel arrived yesi erd " from
Salem n. with 1000 bushels of corn for Jane 8
L. Price Il Co.
Schooner Helen arrived, yesterday. from Co.
hanzy creek, with wood to VIM Lea 4 Sons.
TIE steamer TeSper and barge R0c,19OOd,
Electric Line, arrived from New York yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

Fw- Painting Up.-Mr. John H. Muhlhalsen the
well-knOwn Merchant Tailor, at 415 King street,
bright and clean and pleasant as one Of the new
suits of clothes he makes for customer. Mr. M.
has a very pleasant store convenient to customers
heing the centre Of trade, and yet 30 located
that his expenses are moderate, which accrues to
the benefit Of those he does business for Those who
want to employ satisfactory tailor had better go
TO John.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

FIRE ALARMs.-There were two alarms OF fire
sounded, shortly before noon, to-day The first
was caused by the burning Of some light mat erial
which ST. Peters Catholic church was being de-
corated for the Easter Sunday services But
little damage was done. The second alarm was
false one, there being no cause for it..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
Police Court.

Edward Hogan was before the Mayor, this
morning, charged with the larceny OF a chicken.
BoWd over for $500 to appear at Court.
-Four cases of drunkenness were also disposed
Of. Fined 50 cents and costs in each case.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

IMPORTANT TO LADIEs.-The great millinery
opening of Julius Sichel takes place on Tuesday
or Wednesday, April 9Th or 10th. as we announce
in our advertising columns. Mr.. Sichel occupies
a front rank among the millinery dealers of
Philadelphia. and his Spring stock is not only
very large, but beautiful as well as cheap. Do
not fail to call upon him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

KNOCKED INsENsIBLE.-A finishing machine
at Jno. Bakers morocco factory, in its descent
struck Robert Gamble, an employee, on the
head, and knocked him insensible. lie soon
rallied, however, and resumed work but the ma
chine had left Its impress in the ileshy covering
of the head.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

pE-The first thing you do after moving is to go
right down to CHEAP JOHNS, and select whatever
you may want for housekeeping; for John has no
rent TO pay so he can sell cheaper than any store in
this city, NO. e. FOURTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

SITUATIONS AND HELP WANTED. Under this
heading, there were fifteen advertisements in
yesterdays issue of the COMMERCIAL. Four de-
sired domestic help, two wanted cooks, baker
wanted situation, and the others asked foi
coach painters printers apprentice, a bread and
cake baker, two farm hands, aud several can
YaHhers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
Real Esrate.

HOUSE SoLD.-John G. Haddock has sold a
three-story mansald-roofed house on Della
ware Avenue above Washington street, to James
McCauey. for s., 500.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SuBscRIBERs CHANaISa their place Of residence
will please give notification at our office, that
they may receive the paper uninteruptedly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

DEDIcAroN.-T Grand Lodge, A F. and A.
NJ, will meet in special session in this city,
Thursday, the 18Th of April. at 1919 o'clock, z.
NJ, for the purpose of dedicating the new Tenn
pie recently erected here. The ceremonies, we
have no doubt will be grand and imposing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-28

CAUGHT BETWEEN THE CARs.-Frank Dougher-
ty, a brakesman on the day freight train, be-
tween this citv and Philadelphia, on the Z. W.
& b. Il. r., while coupling two cars in the yard
at Philadelphia. yesterday, was caught between
the cars, and sustained severe injuries in the
back and breast. The injuries are thought not
to be of a serious character.