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SPAIN.

MADRID, December 21.-Zorilla an
nounced in the Senate yesterday that a
bill would soon be introduced providing
for the abolition of slavery in Porto
Rico, and that no reforms would be
made in the Government of Cuba while
a single insurgent remained. The entire
new loan of two hundred and fifty mill
lion pesetas, has been covered, and re-
ceipts will be issued at the rate Of eighty
ono
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PACING WaIfs.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 21.-Re-
ports are in circulation of the discovery
of extensive cOal-fields near San Diego,
in the Tremeculsh mountains.
General Crook has adopted the policy
of enlisting the friendly Indian to fight
the warlike Apaches. The Indian
agents are cooperating with General
Crook, and if not interfered with he will
make the campaign short and decisive.
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Boston Items.

BOSTON, December 2I.-The remains
of the bodies inferred oH the site of Trim
ity Church have all been removed, the
last baskets having been taken from
there this morning.
The work of removing the pews from
the Old South Church, and of preparing
the building for the postoffice, will COM
mence Monday.
Captain Frank Stanwood, of the Third
Cavalry, died at Brighton yesterday.
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an rnearnass riesa Cansl.s IN bis own

HALIFAX, n. s., December H.--Wm.
Watley, o culored steward Of the brigan-
tine Union Star, TO aVenge himself on
the captain, attempted TO burn the yes
sci and kiI al OF BOARD. He stupefed
all toe hand-, while sleeping, with muIi-
attic acid, ana then set fire 10 the vessel
in the hold. Before he could extricate
himself he was snfio ated 6y the smoke.
Tho captain WIS awakened in time io
arouse the crew and extinguish the fire.
valley was the only person who lost biz
1ffa
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LONDON, December 2l.-The break
water al Wick, Scotland was seriousi y
Damaged By the lafe storms.
At halfpast two o'clock today Frie
was quoted at fifty-one.
The attendance was large yesterday
in the churches at the services for the
success of the Missionary enterprises of
the English Church.
The river Thames, which has already
overii0wed its banks at many places,
suddenly rose foot TO day. At Wind
scr Home Park is one vast lake Of water.
Thousands Of acres of other lands are
submerged. The present inundation OF
the Thames is the greatest since the
flood of 1852.
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MILWAUKEE. December 2l.-Tbe
weather ali over the Northwest is the
most severe known for year. At Fort
Garry. Marit0ba Territory, il was forty
two degrees below zero; at st. Paul and
Minneapolis IL was thirty; at Milwau-
kee twenty. Passenger trains on the
Milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad are
working through slowly. The nine
O'Clock train for ST. Paul tonight has
been suspended. A number Of persons
got their ears and feet frozen, but no Sc
ricus eases are reported.
A PrsOus. Kansas telegram reports
as follows: " Six inches ~ snow here
sud weather colder than known for
years"
The dispatch from Parsons also
states -LGt everything 4dicatss an early
ard satisfactory setllen ent Of the land
difficulties recently SD exciting along the
line oI the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
railroad on the Usage lands. A test
case viii be submitted 10 the courts at
once fnr a 81 eedy and final decision.
No further trouble is anticipated.
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The women of Italy are beginning a
novel crusade against foreign fashions
in dress. 1t is to be hoped that it will
be an effectuai one, for the models with
which they propose to replace those Of
the French are TO be taken partly from
the most graceful and artistic of the
unique garments pictured by famous
Italian painters. Native artists in
gowns will aid in this queer reformation,
and monthly journal viii advocate it
strenuously.
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TRsNTON, \. J., December 2I.- The
Chancellor granted an Injunction re-
straining the New Jersey Central Rail-
road Company from interfering with
the coal trade Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad, or carry
ing into effect the resolution Of Deem
Der thirteenth regarding il.
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CABLE CHRONICLES.
ITALY.

TTALT.
ROME, December 21.-The King has
almost entirely recovered.
The Empress of Russia is expected to
visit Naples soon, accompanied by a
fleet of Russian war vessels.
An army bill was introduced in the
Italian Parliament to-day, providing
that all Italians between eighteen and
forty years of age shall be liable to mill
tarV duty.
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NOTICE.
SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE.

A y election viii be held on Thursday, jan
"A uary 2, 1873, pursuant 10 provision OF the
Charter Of Memphis City schools, for the Sc
lection Of one citizen from each ward in the
member of The Board of Education OF the
city of Memphis"
The election viii be held at the same places
and by the same officers as for city election
". T. MITCHELL,
President Of Beard OF Education OF the city
of Memphis. de2l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Trustees Sale of
MILLINERY GOODS, at Auction,

BY A. E. FRANKLAND,
Bs- I will sell on TUESDAY MORNING.
December 2fth, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 2781z Main
street upstairs, opposite Court Square, ever
Singers Sewing Machine Rooms the entire
comprising Ladies' Hats, BOnnets Flowers
Ribbons, Trimmings. Also, Showcases, Fix
lures and eight months lease upon store.
Terms cash. By order
b. B. BARNES, Trustee.
A. F. FARMLAND AucfiOnear deI2
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MILWAUKEE, December 2l.-A fire at
st. Paul, Minnesota, this forenoon,
burned the Old Settlers Home, on
Bridge square, together with Warmers
block and Presty's saloon. Loss,
twenty thousand dollars.
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SARATOGA, December 2l.-A citizens
indignation meeting here resolved that
the advertised cockfight, with the at
tendant roughs from New York and
Troy, shall not take place in Saratoga.
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'sWHAT a blind man saw in CalifoT-
mia" will be described by Rev. DR.. Mil
burn, tomorrow night, at the Second
Methodist Church, corner of Poplar and
Second streets. DIR. MilburR is one Of
our most eloquent divines, and all should
hear him. Many viii remember his
lecture, ''What a blind man saw in Eu-
roper
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WAsHINGTON, December IL Judge
Bradley Is said not 30 be DESTROYS u
going Ia New Orleans 10 hold court, aud
ii IS certain he will not do so unless at
the suggestion OF the President Ii is
also understood that the Supreme Court
regards itself as without any power over
the question OF Judge Bradley's going
70 New Orleans IN the present emergen-
cies.
The New Orleans Committee viii
hold another meeting Monday, when
they viii then agree upon an address 10
tie people.
TIE ia-t Of the outstanding bonds Of
ISIS. which matared July 1, 1865, have
just been paid.
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destructive IRE a. DardanerIe, Arkan

LITTLE Rock, December PA fire
occurred at Dardanelle, last night, de-
stroying nearly half the business part of
the tOwn, and the United States land
Office and pOst-Office. All the books in
the land Office were destroyed. The
valuable documents in the post-office
were saved.
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DOMESTIC TELEGRAMS.

A twenty-five Thousand Dollar Flame.
RIPoN, Wis, December 21.-The
dwelling house of General Mcdonald,
OF hartford, Green Lake county, burned
this afternoon; loss, twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
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THE most goods for the least money.
Citizens and strangers, visit the great
game depot of Victor ID. Fuchs, No. Al
Jefferson street. There you will find
oysters, fish, game, dressed poultry and
celery. Goods Of the best quality, and
st prices to suit the times.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
OFFICE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK, !
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
u MEMPHIS, TENN, December Is, 1872
Sc City taxpayers are earnestly requested
to coma forward anu settle their accounts, IS
taxes will be declared PAST DUE on the LIST of
January, 1873. The General council, at their
last meeting, Instructed the Tax-COlectOr to
issue WARRANTS against all DELISQUENTs
and seize PERSONAL PROPERTY to satisfy the
amount due for the year 1872.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
de20 City Tax Collector.
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Death Of an EDITOR and Congressman.

AUGUSTA, GA, December 2l.-Gen-
eral Ambrose Ransom Wright, one of
the editors of the Chronicle and Sentinel,
and member-elect to Congress from the
Eighth district, died this morning.
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There is some talk in Washington
about a diplomatic ball to be given
during the Christmas holidays. 1t is
understood that the English, French,
Russian and Spanish ambassadors are
in favor of the affair, but whether the
project win be carried out remains to be
seen
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CRIMINAL RECORD.

Heavy Haul Of Sports and Sporting
Machinery.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-The
police this afternoon raided a gambling
saloon on Dock street, and arrested
twenty-nine persons, two Of whom were
propTietors. They also captured a thou
sand dollars worth Of paraphernalia
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a stab list Aequfated-Too Hueh Hv-
araIa Of hLar.I.


CLEVELAND, December 2l.-Patrick
Dougherty, who fatally stabbed Malvin
Myers in this city, on July 18th, was ac-
quilted to-day on the plea Of self-de-
tense.
George Farwel, agent Tor the Weed
Sewing Machine Company i'm Paines-
vile, Ohio, committed suicide in this
city to-day by taking hydrate Of chloral.
Cause, intemperance.
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NEW YORK.

THE German Democracy Reafflrm the
Principles Of the incinnati Plat
form-The Pelygamy Prob
lem soon 90 be et1led
A Scheme for the improvement OF the
district II Columbia-Gs taeaZy
Again on the surface.
The Postal Telegraph Bin will Probably
Fail-Judge Mitchello on the elm
accaracies Of FrOHde."
Whe are Stockholders in Credit Mobilier,
as 6iyea by the Hrrald-The
champion Pig On-ShOOter
Dead.
The Louisiana Delegation Arriyed-TOtal
Liabilities and 4 sets OF BOWles
Brothers. Che London Bank
erS-General News.
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500 REWARD.

DOR the recovery OF TWO BALES COTTON,
X marked 81. =. r. and ONE BALE COT
TON marked diamond W. stolen by dray
1927 from as at II. snd L. K. r. r., Tuesday
evening, P. n. PATTERSON
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WAGGENER, Sl74 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
go Sds fresh from the hands of the inn
porter.
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of a writ of election to me directed
ID from His EXcellency, John {. Brown,
Governor OF the State OF Tennessee, viii, on
Thursday, the I'd Day Of January, 1873,
OF being first Thursday in january, open ard
hold an election at ali the voting places in
shelby county, Tennessee, Tor a Joint Repre-
sentative in the ssh General Assembly Of said
state to Ill the vacancy Occasioned BY the res
ignation Of Hon. L. l.. Boyd, member elect
from Shelby and Fayete counties. Polls will
be opened promptly at 8 o'clock am. and close
al o'clOek pm. as required by law
W j. p. DOYLE,
de22 sheriff OF Shelby county.
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CALL and examine the Christmas
stock Of Cleayes & Carnes, 2S3 Main
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rram ,he wea.her Inales.er.

WASHINGTON, December H.-Clear
weather viii probably prevail from TEN
nessee. TO Ohio aud Lower Michigan,
with the winds backing 20 westerly and
southerlyi generally clear weather and
higher temperature from Missouri 70
Lakes Michigan and Su erior, and
Minnesota; diminishing pressure and,
very probably increasing clOudiness
and, possibly, snow from Dakota to Wis
cOnsin.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF John c. Lanier's trust deed TO
ID me, recorded on the Path day OF March,
1868, in the egister's Office of shelby eOun1y,
Tennessee, in book s., page 575, etc viii sell,
at public sale, 70 the highest bidder, for cash,
beginning al II o'clock, on
Monday, 23d Day Of December, 1879.
upon the premises, the following property
conveyed to me in said trust deed. descrt bed
therein as being ~ miles east Of the center Of
the city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tonnes
see, on the south side of Union avenue, and
known as the home place OF John q. Lanier,
containing about sixty acres the bound
aries marked by the picket-fence surround
ing il.
Terms of Sale-11fcash; balance in 4, Sand u
months, with interest from date, on notes Sc
cured by trust deeds OF the property sold.
Right Of redemption waived.
Plan of subdivision will be shown before and
at the sale. JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
CONYEYANCES TO THE SALE
WILL LEAVE OFFICE OF
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
At IOi O'Clock.
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DIED.

HEIDEL-In this city, on the 10th, CHARLES
HEIDEI, aged IS years. Due notice viii be
given Of funeral.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IN Fort.
Mary E. FORSYTH, Andy Baum, Belle Of Pike
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RnII

The ball of the Memphis Bruderbund
will take place Tuesday evening, De
cember oath, in Cochran Hall. The
Committee of Arrangements are gentle
men who will be sure to make the mat
ter really pleasant 1t will Ice an agree
able way to spend Christmas Eve.
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January 3lst.
The HibernicOn
wound up the canvass last night, having
given seven exhibitions during the
week, that were much appreciated and
well attended. McEvoy travels hence
Southwark, and can claim fine audien-
ces on the ground Of having a very
meritoriOus show.
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Mr.. Bilbow and wife slept in a room
on the the third floor. They knew moth
ing of the fire till their room was
filled with smoke. Mr.. Bilbow, fright
ened beyond measure, rushed forth. A
stream of water, as if it came over
Niagara Falls, struck the dumbfOunded
man full in the face. He howled in ter
ror and dismay, and then came his
wifes turn, for almost on the instant,
the door being open, the room was de-
luged with freezing water.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31
The L. r.. y. s.

. H. . a. Z
The l. b. l. s. Society, of Wesleyan Female
College held their eighteenth anniversary last
evening The programme for this occasion had
been selected with great taste and care apd in
the manner nwhich II was fulfilled, reflects great
credit upon the fair members Of this society.
The evenings exercises were opened by achorus
by the glee class, Our Native Land, (Abt) fob
lowed by an instrumental duett, Ernimi (CrAmer)
by Fannie and Jennie Stevens. The report OF
the Secretary, Miss Bessie Houston, was then
read. Decoration Day." by Miss Lizzie Nimno,
OF Richmond, was very we'll rendered indeed.
The following concludes the programme
T. Vocal Quartette, ''Sweet Hour of Night,
'''al fs p (Whle,)
Misses Ballet, Pickels, Huntzinger, and Mr,
5-l5. Essay, Charles Wesley, Fannie A. stevens.
G. Instrumental Due,t, Moses in Egypt" g
Belle Motz, Wilmington. T4teNHFF7I
z. Vocal Duet, Come Where the volets
Misses HnntSinger and oolciazer.
s. Recitation, "Coucepcion de Arguello,p
Belle Balliett, Allentown, Pa
.. Chorus, |" There's Moonlight on the Lake, "
fL CWhite.)
10. Esaay, price paid for Distinction"
Ella Huntzinger, Philadelphia, Pa. ts.
II, Vocal Trio, May Song. /" .......( (Abtl
Misses oolclazer and Piekels, and Mr..
Lishtenstein.
u. ESSAY, 8 Sowing by the Wayside," Jennie
l.. Stevens, Wilmington. ai-'.I
10. Chorus ''snow and Ice are Gone.n
-1I i'+t (Mason.)
Glee Glass. N
IA instrumental Duett, wedding Marchn
sIafntrI5lj .L fI Id (Mendelssohn,)
Misses Piokes and Huntzinger.
Where all were 30 well done, Il Is impossible
to classify aud do Justice to all. The essays and
recitations were all well rendered, while the
music. both vocal and instrumental, was of the
nnest erasr' MAJ L-----L-L---- .lr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31

Tomorrow will be the first day Of summer.
A cool and pleasant morning after the show-
ers. i' 'rIil alut 7ih sl aa trs
Our Police system cost us si52O77 during
May.
The Kent County jail will be completed this
week. .t{I
This is Commencement day at Prof. Hardness
school, after which it will vacate for three
months,
The Harlan & Holingsworth Co. built their
first iroh ship in 1916. Since that time they
have built 1874. t~i
The Kent county Good Templars will hold a
picnic on the Camden camp ground about the
1st Of August.
Kensington Council, No. 5, of Philadelphia,
will pay social visit 10 Rescue Council, Nos Of
this city, this evening. b. 1fAH
The argument upon the Wilmington and Read.
ing II. r. injunction case has teen postponed
until the first Of October.
Rev. Mr. Snyder, OF Oliyet Presbyterian
church, this city, will preach in the Presbyterian
church at Smyrna on,Sunday.
The strawberry freights have been increased
10 cents on the 100 pounds from Clayton and 10
cents from Brenford over last years tariff.
Mr.. Asa E. Worden, Of Smyrna, has invented
an apparatus for boiling water in washing ma
chimes, by the use Of kerosine OIL -Four cents
worth Of oil will boil the water for an hour.
Mrs. Virginia Germon was not present at the
Opera House, last evening, to take her part in
the performance, she being present at the buria !
of her mother which took place in Chicago, yes
terday. Her place was supplied.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31
Societies.
MEETINGS TINS EVENT

Fairfax Lodge, No 8, 1. o. O. F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall Sd and King streets. :
Columbia Lodge. No. 26, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, /. o. II. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall 415 Market. hsJ ..
Washington Council, No. 4, o, U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr., o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, 9Th and Market streets. utIH .
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 50I
Market street. -.Ii1
Excelsior Lodge No. 2, X. Of p, atKuights OF
Pythias Hall, 21l Market street.
Washington Camp P. o. s. Of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31

New DROP CURTA1N-A new drop curt ain was
presented at the Opera House. last evening. for
the first time 1t is 2615 by 391S feel, was paint
ed by Ralph Hurst, Scenic Artist, Syracuse, N.
Y, and is we'll executed. In the centre OF the
curtain is 3 very pretty Neapolitan scene, in
which the placid surface Of a meandering river,
margined with border of living green, il faith
fully delineated while far away in the distance
lofty mountain range rears its dull and hazy
SUBMITS towards pure Italian sky. Around this
scene are arranged thirty-eght business cards,
the lettering Of which is done in yariegated
colors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31
SUNDAY soHooL AsS1yERsAR

SUNDAY School ANNIvERsARY. The Brooklyn
Sunday Schools celebrated their 43d anniversary
on Wednesday, which was participated in by at
least 10000 children. The procession was liter
ally canopied with banners and flags, and each
Of the six divisions was preceded by band of
music. II. G. Robinson and wife and w. H.
Curry of this city, witnessed it and speak in the
most glowing terms Of it. They are each, we
believe, interested in the Children's Jubile O,
which will take place on the 18th and will there
by be enabled to make some wholesome sugges-
tions to ensure the great success which is
anticipated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31

NEW PUMP.-Chief Engineer Gallagher has or
dered new pump, at the city mill with a capac-
ity to remove $50 gallons of water per minute.
The purchase OF this pump has been rendered
necessary to remove the water from well which
is being dug there, in order that the pump which
supplies the basin may be kept in constant use
At present it can only be run on high tides. The
pun.p will To in position in few days
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31

The EAsroN AND CLAYTON TELEGRAPH. This
telegraph line, although in operation, has no
batteries, except at the terminuli but stations
will soon be located at Ridgely, Greensborough
and Marydel. Operators have been chosen for
these respective stations as follows Beniah
Flemming George Nansant, and Edgar George
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31

tV-SPRING Go0DS-Mr John II. Muhlhansen's s
pleasant tailoring establishments al AIS King street.
has just been supplied with fine stock of sPRIEG
GOODS, selected with much care and discrimination,
Just such stock tasteful people like to examine
and select from. Mr. MS customers have the ad-
vantage Of his 10 years experience in the selection
OF gOodB and styles Of make up. Those needing
Spring goods should by all means, call at his place
beiOre getting measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31

re- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention OF
hepublic is called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture OF ]. d j. N. Harman, No. 41O
King street. There is nothing equal 10 It in the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ONCE or dwelling can doubtless be accommO-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their goods and sell prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31

~ Bottles Ft,u Of Beauty.-Ladies, II you would
have beauty by the bottle full You have u do is
10 purchase HAGAN's MAGi OLA BALM That peer
less beautiher OF tue complexion only heIght ms
ataral charms, but renders the planest coun-
tenance exceedingly attractive. 1t recalls TO the
pald cheek the rosy tinge OF health, removes pim-
pies, blotcnes, roughness, salOwness and other
hlenishesi and inparts 10 the skin most delicate
fairness and softness 1t smoOthes the burrows
Ckused by time or care, and gives face neck and
arms the plump and engaging appearance of youth
iul beanty. all this is accomplished by the most
natural means, Wiz: by gently and naturally stimu-
ating the circulation In the capillary blood vessels
Besides being the most edeciual aid to beauty
known TO modern science
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31
Baue Ball.
DIAMOND STAIR VS.. RED STOCKINGS.

= DIAMOND sIArk vs.. hkD sIouKINds.
A match game of bAae ball viii be played at
Shutzen Park, tomorrow afternoon. at 2 80
o'clock, between the Diamond State Base Ball
Club OF Wilmington. and the Red Stockings OF
Philadelphia. Admission to the ground, twenty
fiva rants
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-31

Allen Gawthrop, member Of the Board of
Trustees of the Poor of New Castle County in
forms us that the whereabouts OF the oolored
man Jack Remington, who escaped from the
insane department of the aims house, has been
discovered and he has been returned to the
aavlum