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A wElINGs, TLAGs, TINS.

NJ G. COPELAND,
1-5 Io-i-i.Ea syoLI-, one door cast I'll street.
AWNINGS for Stores, City a1d Country Resi-
C. e. rsr--r-Ie WI ~ ie B-d Sui~h.
Ia ffS ard a NJ : f1r sale ana rent
bOOhio bE. UnAIsB.
Al I sNNs-- ava. i-s % ale 70 order.
llA d 10 Z 1 IL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Il JSENFNI
NEW NATIONAL THEArER
~ MR.. j. u. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager.
BENEFIT OF
Ass SALLIE HOLM AN,
and last appearance but lwO of
THE HOLMAN ENGLISH OPERA
COMPANY.
FRIDAY EVENING, October 70, 1872,
WI be repeated, ty special request, Ofienb ach 3
bcsr opsra.
la GRAND nCCHESSE,
be followed by 1ffenpRch's charming 'irtieo pera
IlfSCHEN AND FHITSCHEN
sATU RDAY. GRAND MATINEE AT 2,
Bob EMIAN GIRL.
at NIGHT,
Ia SOMNAMBUL.
LlTsCdEN AMI FRI TSCHEN.
MONDAY. October -,
CHARLOTTE THOMPSpN,
In her -cT Society Play of"ONE WIFE" ocIs II
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TIE TRADES.

IL EACNbr.-Nr. joseph ERi3fs would
IL NJ IIn hrr i.1sns ,Hd ti- puoilc bty she hts
a. % fIS1 - b - T. Fc.-5tc Rev. tr. smiths
Cnurth, Sb~re s'r D. 1rS prepared TO do 81 wnrk
FFfTUsfs q ~ Der. nrT- In
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TEE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the claims of the estate OF thu late
jas. l.. Bowies, of Winchester, Va, for quarter
master aud comnissarv stores. valued at = 40.
and OF John G. Hello and Elisha d. CIapp, OF
vilIa
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PUNISHMENT OF TWO BAD BoYs.-Two BOYS,
named Nelson and Purely, we're found guilty
Of manslaughter In the second degree at Ogden,
Utah, yesterday, for the rope and muir der Of q
little girl In Hooper City last summer, and sen
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OLD No. On Elk III billion NKW No
4S6 and sale ago
9TH Sly AT 7rBSr.
SxARAkITEk'A,
Nc. <lS TN street, bet ween II sua street, siyh,
doqrs above Odd Fellows Hall
Cboice OIL PsiUtirss, Engrayings, Chroruos, &c.
Ais, largest stock Paper Harg:ugs Wir,ou
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords ard Iss
sels, Rings, ais, &c, IN the District
" TERMS CAsh.
Please remember Name Ard Number iel-ly.
T. +. JUsGH PAYS FAIR PIECES for Ladies.
Hs Cent? and Chi.dren's SECONDHAND
CIOTHlEG, CknER-CLOTHIkG, ID o y II ,
SHOES, &C., al GIG ID street, between 9th and 7th
SITS. Eotes by mail promptly attended TO. oc9-Iy
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A visit 10 my establishment VII fully re.ay all
Who may appropriate the time and trouble of com
isg, whether thCy purchase only wish 20 view my
in-nense steCk AID hO~ 1 sell them
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEET.-The
President this morning appointed T.. z. Hatch
collector OF internal revenue TOT the 8 district
of Mississippi, vice Howe, resigned. and Fred
erick G. Lord assessor for Nevada, vice N lis,
resigned.
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The SCHEDULES TOR the payment of the No
vember Interest have all been prepared. and
Secretary Boutwell, will on Monday or Tuesday
nfNt order the payment OF that interest without
II bate.
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Tar TAN SALE.-To day the sale az proper''
hy the Collector OF Taxes an arrears OF taNt.s Iu
The District government Wa continued al Met
ZerOu Hall, under direction of Deputy galirrtl
BTSmhal. The list was commenced a the K'-
and concluded at the end OF The SIS. The bid
uiiig Was lively. On Monday the sale will D.
con menced again AZ the A., aud an prOpertr
On which there have been no bid will De callc,
over again.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUg.--The receipts from this
source 20 day were 1881 ,967 40.
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The COTTON CROP.-It appears from the
monthly report of tie statistician of the Depart
ment of Agriculture that the cotton crop covers
an area - per cent greater than last years The
average yield is not 50 good as was supposed in
Septt mber, but it is much better than that OF
last wear.
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TEE l. :. STEAMER WORCESTER, the Il ~
ship OF Rear ADMIRAL Joseph T. Green, COM
maniine the North Atlantic squadron, arrived
IN Hamntnn Roads ves.erhav.
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PROMOTIONS in the Adiutant Generals office,
War department, have been made under the
civil service examinations az follows: s. Mccoy,
third to fourth; John Tweedale third TO fourth;
Is. r. Walker, 81 cond 20 third; II. A KOhr, rst
10 third, and John Bingham, first to second
class cleTkshIps.
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. VINTAGE, TENas AND FLAGs.

JOHN q: HpGiN us Ns-hst sFece, bets -.
- 80 sth SO en.lgssker All MANUFACTURED Z;
ANbiuss 80 - 70 Aly uUiah for s.sges. city an
sOrLt. T,sit1r'es. ki4Es ~. sals rent. ECut1
furuish-1 tor camp Iessi-Zs Awning mate riai Z
ham 3 . 81 81.
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LTRtT. A. y. BOYD, L. 5. ", has hem lie
tached from the NipSic and placed on sick
leave.
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ELNERAL EsPLOYMENr OfFICE--An , o.
sS5s ssain: o s3SA E ERssk ssI rsSS III III
e.. estsesn AID sss.' vssrs their srcss, IN -
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thanks TO AIS DSil>ftls i.iISEAS ioI tl.sRI Ia-t.
age. AID would txAs this OPP .orunity TO r Hind
tute for th,. cure of 1tsJuG of the l1lsf.
Liver. kon, VI, DlSt save aIru <'Sl2!LU IITlsTy
orgal $, and AL rrival. diseases, viz: syphilis
ali its forms ana stages, StInlnai N.aEAtss and
attthe hcYriu Consequences OF self-abusc, Gorsr-
ha sGac;, SIR yiur,s. Nocturnal AID Diarglal
EluissIo:.s XIal D.biliIy diseases St the BxsA
AID Iui:,s. Ii fiaInation OF the bladder aIi KID
reys, etc., nd he hopes that LIS l0!s e1leilaAc-
and Successful practice Will ccnt:LIIc - frsrr,
him Il share Of public pu.;ruIagc. BY the rrac-
tie. OF mary Years in Ettruit and .ne United
States, lie II enabled TO apply the most Aicit1:
and successful r-,iiedies against aisesS.s Q: all
kinds. He cures without mt reuTy, charges t1oc-
e-ate, treats his patients il correct hon's
able way. and HIS ret.rencps Of uIgu-stiu,iabl=
veracity from ncn OF lEoWn r.s.sctabIlify and
high standing Ill society. All parties ouIlsLlnnS
l:i1n BY letter or otherwise, will receive the best
and g nth st treatment :Ai iasplicit secrecy
.,#s -#t- To Fesa,aies. .
When n female Is il iruibLe or Athlete, with
ifscase or NeakGt 81 of tn. back and limbs pa ~
IN the head. dnnr<es of sight. less q nlusc,,il-
power paiptaticIs Of The hear, iTri:abiliiy.
vousntss, extreme uriaary tlinc ult!ts. aersEgt-
intut OF digestive funstiozss, general * biliIg.
vagintis, all diseases Of the womb, hystt-s.
s.erility. and all Other diseases peculiar 10 T,
males she should 60 write Al o:lcesto the eek
brated ferp.le doctor, ". Il. LUl.EETI, 1t his
Medical institute, and consul, kim about ii.-
troubles and diseases. The DoctUr is c-tc.in..
more Guns than any OF lGr phytc ian in the State
of Californis. Let no faiss deilt acy prry.Ef ycl
but apply immediately and s:.He !.aTs1H ir-a,,
painful suffering aud prs1natur. death. Al maj
rich ladies' whose delicate health othtr { Il
e.ir,s1Ddes prevent increase in their Families
should write OF call at DIR. VI. II. DUHGEF. Is.
Medical Institute, and they viii receive every.
possible relief and help. The Doctors trststs
are arranged that he b consulted without
fear OF obs.fvatiAp. 4sf
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DE-. DoIFITY has j,sst published an import.
AIT pamphlet, ernbo'l JirS his own WINS aha
experience in relation to Impotence nr Witty
lein5 Short Trd at on pe rnlator1hoa on s.
inal Weakness. Nervous and Physical D. Billy
CONSEQUENT Oh this afftrt,,l. and Other .a, AK
81 the Sexual Origins This little work ccrtsirli
Information OF this utmost value to al, whether
mari d ar single. and will be st1t FREE lJ
mail on rectJpt Of ak cents in postage star, 1s
u Aadrsss. W, Z. DoHEn1Y.e N. H.
slp4f 10! 5t' aen Fra1 iAseo. Ca,.g
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TAKE WARNING.

YY1EE :. & r. Il. Il. COMPANY 4 ne
anxious 10 t. Ike due precautiun against acei-
ants and LOSE q: lfe resulting from running Of
tteir trains a.,d tcy :ako This nat faod Of VAIN
.nc Parents ard Gt.ar iiafs ;.:l;iiS- The taa.ers
,.f,nd;ng the too common practice OF children
,I,,-in.r atol!t thcis Cars and Locomotives.
The hsEca tin. .iisimss d nx t1ln-
J,arssfnsf It frn possible TO Ps'r ,'2I: bt * Who
i,ce Int tn, Ser1rini and s.rppina I,inecs Of ~
read from climbing upon the cars and t:'s5iM s.
mgr. fe.,iird Gzaessursx il thfsr aanoyAies aEe
cont;.ulcd I;ccen: accifepts,H'hiah ar. Wholly
ssrffba,fc 70 tt crelessns 81 of n jumping
n, ..dod4 nc cars Sxhcn n Gibt:tn, s.iouM b
III: 4. Il. $EEIHacov. ST sap n =,
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sEEnA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN
Stage Line.

4 C'r:lf.i; Oils HEGsi LEAVE TO
:afc- III tie t-Hpelns; pIabli,: that ht. Ii now
rllining line OF CONCORD COACHES. carry
in. p:sseIl:,,.,s exI-,sS nd tH;sst tsies insii,
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EAGLE MILL.

All NOW READY TO DO CtSTOH
su-k. Grin.iing Feed g Barry Il ny IitS
q II s,,. Carson street. Just Ir-,: ~ DAVIS Co
P,anir,s Mil. A btsrsl sfiare of rFAsronast Is
,Oliei IA s,f1 entire satisfJe rom GUARANTEED
~. 80 f. W rrTERS.
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RAIL ROADS AND STAGE LINES.y
THaousa PASSENGER TRAINS

for RENO, connecting with Eastern and Wester
bound Passenger Trains Of the c. P. Il. r.
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TIC CorrcsyD:,slenrs.

Patients residing in any part OF the State, Esv,
ever DISTANT who may desire the opi,licn and
advice Of DR.. DOHERTf III their RESPECTIVE.
cases and who think proper sabluit IA writing
a statt,iit mt Of sueh. III preference holding
personal interview respectfully rss.:rd tbs:
their coinIann Cautious Will DE held sg..rs,
and con initial. Ii the ease DC fully and CALI
didIy de Scrbed personal communicated. VIII Il.
instructions for die. I, .,;iu.I,
and the general treatment of the Itself fir
Guiding the ylued ies), viii be forward without
delay, and IN s;.ch mai!I,r rs to convey i,s,
OF tie rurpeza Of tcs lett or parcel ~ trans
Ilitt.d. . -=. a..g,r..y
~ Consultaticn-By letter CT otherwise, ina.
Permanent cu-o guaranteed or 10 pay.
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GENO A.vf:a .sheriSan. Fr;ler;elashnrc
NOoilIBr'k, H1ar4st~viN., Mount
Bullion and Monitor t.
GA SILVER tXDJWAKS. sEF q

Ny-I@sve~ Genoa every MONDAY. N-:DNEs-
DAY md FRIDAY R+.vEtIir... lssr..s Silver
H,r.llta;R every TJESDaI, Tt cRSpAE an
SATURDAY. ~ LIT
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The Congressional Globe, which i,

The Congressional Globe, which is
devoted exclusively to speeches and
proceedings in Congress. has cost the
country since IS49 nearly s., 200, 900, of
which sum SI76,939 SO was paid in
gratuities to the Globe reporters, given
in addition to the compensation re-
ceiVed by the proprietors of that jour
nal. The total amount includes the
sum paid for printing and advertising
for Congress. as well as for the copies
furnished to members, and for the
publication of debates. The amount
paid for printing and advertising for
he two Houses of Congress for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1862, was
$3.50 80; for the year ending june
30, 1874, 1t was Sos 73 -. If the in
crease in this portion of the expsndi-
lures continues at the anne rate of
procession, the earnings of coming
generations viii be largely devoted to
the support of the Globe.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

The Tribune asserts that our most
i.Iustrlous Presidents have uniformly
deprecated the appointment of their
relatives TO office as wrong and PERM
cious, and have acted in general accord
anc wiki this sentiment. We charge
thai General Grant has, in three years,
appointed 10 office more personsreiat-
-d to h1~nI<elfaud MS family than all
our former Presidents did in their
eighty years of ADMINISTRATION. And
$50 are confident, bat do not charge,
that The emollneuts which have &C
,rued % General 6rauts relatives have
exceeded those realized by all the re!a-
dives Of our preceding Presidents dur
4u- ttelr respective Terms Of Office"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

The Liberal Republican State Con-
ventiou>met in Topeka, Kansas, april
?, and elected 107 delegates TO the
Cincinnati Convention, and adopted
resolution. embodying the principles
set forth in the call for that Conven-
ton. NJ. J. Parrot heads the list Of
delegates.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

The following appears in the san
Francisco Chronicle, oi dt,e AprH II:
.Senator Thomas Fitch. OF Jtah!"
Better let Utah remain a territory i,r
ever than have the tui.e1 STATES
Senate dl~graced by such q nlercebary
wretch as Tom Fitch.
The Chronicles opinion of Mr.. Fitch
is not at all complimentary. HeIave
10 doubt here are n-ehy individuals
living IN this State entertaining the
same opinion Of the ex-C Congressman.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

The steamer Oceauus exploded a
boiler, April Il, thirty miles above
Cairo, Oh the Mississippi river, iuIne
diaLeIy after which the wreck tooA
fire and the boat proved q lu.a- loss.
1t is estimated that one hundred per
sons were or board at the lime Of lle
accident, eighty Of whom are suppose,
10 be lost.
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The editor Of the Nalthena Oregon
Reporter IS in love with a sweet ethe-
real creature, who, he says. is hand
some, we.l-educatsd, weighs Ieo
pounds, and a spring over Il fence
five boards high without touching it"
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The Grass Valley Republican vii.
hereafter be published at Truck-e,
and become the Trucllee Republican.
II will be enlarged to a twenty four
column paper, and be published tri-
weekly.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

Seven prisoners Who We're engaged
in the Los Angeles Chinese riot, have
been sent to the state Prison At san
Quentin.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

Minister >cbenck Was the recipient
Of a big dinner, in London, April IL
many foreign Ministers being present,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

General Sherman and staff were in
Constautinopie on the 9Th instant.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

Eureka has about recovered from
the ~tut.t poX. bat has goa the Colo
RADIO gold fever.
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Mark Twain's last" Is d daughter
three weeks old,
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Wonderful developments are being
made in the salt Lake mines
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"Now You see it, and now you
DON'T 10 DAY the Union Pscl6c
Railroad Is open and tomorrow 1t j.
hiockai.
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CORRUPTION IN HIGH PLACES
INVESTIGATION DENIED.

power. They strove by Investigation
within the party TO dx upon those who
were guilty, the responsibility Of the
glazing enormities perpetrated in The
General Order department il New
York City. They endeayored to ex-
pose the corruption Of those who had,
a they had reason 10 believe, Within
the knowledge and under the protec-
ton OF the administration, violated
the provisions OF our neutrality in the
late Franco German war, by selling
arms in enormous quantities, and for
less than their cost, to the secret agents
! Of one OF the beliigerents. They strOve
to correct these enormilies within the
party, and demanded that the guilty
actors in these Infamous schemes
should be held UP 10 the visw OF The
nation and world in all their detorm-
iry; that if it were proven by the in
ve>tigauons they proposed to have
Instituted that the President and his
't'"'''79 "7io '"-'>5 ''i ""'''' '"9 ! u
>'''>''''' 'lS'9~' ,''o' '''u'" NO
-o1-9' "e "t'5'- 'E I"e 'eP""i'e'''
party III ''7t- i1'"'.o'7 9o15U'eN ma
".' N'7" 9''o"-" '7 '0S.'-,''@~ ID"
tag" >'9''-",7i' VI '0N'.2" =-l 80
t.'@'...> ana As,'"E '''e-'''l- ''+'.
.'7 ''''''e ~ -'7 '"'' &c
>.'-'''''' wee l'''7' 's''' 49,. '7
'-.' use Ie"P-5 "' '''.' country i.'z
stand -'.oa> -.@''9' -H 1--9 ~'"'''l't'4'
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ORMSBI HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor .

FgHE ABoEE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
| leased the urIu b. House waai5 iuls-m his
friends and the travelling public utt ta.- House
has been thoroughly r-htted tlraGsr.lt and pu.
IL complete order for the comfort ard u-.-ur" q
al! "ao may please 10 give nun q cal.
The TABLE viii, At All times, ye supple. with
all the substantIals - well as the .uysTl-s thai.
The market affords No palns vii to spared iF
2isase guests ami every stte4tiau vi be paid ,a
Ihalr respective wants at all times
The BAR il we'll stocked WIKI Fine Liquors,
Wine, sc.
Attached 70 the House iss HlLLItEn ROOM
contsiaIus Three Tables II The ttfe=- improved
styles, vEru Su.i cues. jlll- ant E.r. .-5r.
Also, GIN skAl.>TAi Dttt"stH .haStsgez
Connecting Wlth ali .ae -lG-. .t ass- stage
and Railroads rauuliL fal.g-a r.- --t-- a.I
california au3 amy IutEEat.l.u #a fr.-.aa +. The
same wnl be riir-r.uity given ra5r#na-
an Iartsct q. attention p.s! gs #-ealn- Pas
scu-ers. calling t.s-aa. az Ess.a.-ti
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made III the salt LAKE )uil'07-
General Sherman and staff were il
Constautinopte on the 9Th instant.
Heavy frosts are reported along the
coast range, in California, doing great
damage to the fruit crop.
Eureka has about recovered from
the ~utt.t pox. bat has gog the Colo
RADIO gold fever,
Minister Schenck was the recipient
Of a big dinner, in London, April IL
many foreign Ministers being present.
Seven prisoners who were engaged
in the Los Angeles Chinese riot, have
been sent to the state Prison Al san
Quentin.
"Now You see it,, and now You
don't 10 day the Union Pacific
Railroad Is open and tomorrow 1t l.
hlockei.
7fa Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
raDv have decided 10 a,a.- a|t.rsgaa.
trips monthly to Panama, -n>.ea5 ol
ttrsD y- a-r--....-
ToanE o'luuaar. u:.o recently al
tempted - a~~s~~Iasta ,...ea .ea...".
has been ~srn.e1.ea 10 t"v.Na months
hari "as%.
TT
'-.. ~
v.e s.......,.. oa r.r..r Inv.
,..~,a on .t- t-- .~,n.
I'm. .- ........ r-1--ar a.. 81 ala : -n.
,r.t... If s.n-n,I r~ar-a-g1
;he .lae ca tAe lul.a Iae.-.e 3~aa.r"a.j.
q heavy ~ao~ ~.of4 is reported. -l.H.
all trains stopped m co47y.ueacz.
The -eFer i"- 'oH1Nj@.S s'@eA- i~
si5aS.E Old The jAr5 e-~e I'D The ~@H
tE"ie--r" stock b"arA- 81 Us o-.feFa.-
Jh"t Crown Pom. stock ".- rese- ST.
500 J" less tnan Htan,a.
The iU1aga- Davenport, eEI.o5ed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
why American Girls Will Not be House
Servants.


have thought great deal on the why's and
whereferes of this subject. 1t has always seemed
to me that, had to choose between boarding in
the places many ''working-girls' are obliged to
board in, and living out in a neat, pretty house,
with clean, wholesome food and pure atmos-
phere to breathe, would not hesitate moment
to choose the latter. Now to begin with, all
mistresses are not "heartless and selfish" no
more than are all servants. have often been
much attached to those who have lived with me,
and have made their Homanly joys and sorrows
my own and have lady friends who do the
came. To be 3 servant" under such circum-
stances, where girl is thrown upon tho world
Tor living, seems to me not go dreadful thing.
But" some may reply, II must share my room
and bed with person l don't like" Very true
but do not many working-girls who board out
have to do this to lessen their expenses and
with the added disadvantage of dirty surround
ngs and fetid air. But you say, 1--WE have
our freedom after dark" Alas! what that has
involved to many young, unprotected girl in a
great city, it is not necessary for to tell you
No right-minded mistress there are many
such-would be unwilling, in addition to your
evening and Sunday out, occasionally to give
you extra privilege in this way and that without
waiting for you to beg for it.
" But to be a servant 2" you reply reply
who isn't servant to somebody Is not the
teacher to his pupils parents, who often drive
him wild with their foolish requests? Is not
the clergymen to his parish, who cit in judg-
ment on his pork barrel and the number Of his
shirts, and allow him no possession Of any kind
undisputed. Wouldn't Mr.. Bonner cut Off nv
salary in quick time il / said that goat was a
finer animal than a horse Doesn't a LAWYER
have to spend his life in dodgingl Are not lee
tnrers tied, according to the latitude and longi-
tude they happen to lecture in, Don't editors
III well as type settlers have to 'mnd their P's
and Q's', Are not all ladies' servants to fashion,
Who is a free agent, I'D like to know All the
brute creation step gngerly lest some bigger beast
VIII chew them up So, il that is the trouble
we won't talk about being servants" because
uP STAIRS, and down stairs. and in my lady.
chamber, we are all in the same tix..FANSl
Fern, Ia Nelg York Ledger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
WILMINGTON, DEL.
"Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. 2.
THE WAR cLoUD-v1croRIVs SPEECH.

Few people in this country believe there will
be war with England, or that there is any ne
cessity for it. The speech Of Queen Victoria, at
the opening of Parliament, yesterday, contained
nothing of so definite and character as to be
alarming or exciting. On the subject Of the
Geneva Commission, and the Alabama Claims,
she expresses the opinion that the claim of the
United States for indirect damages is not one
tocome properly under the notice OF the arbitra-
tion, and states that she has caused friendly
communication to be opened with our Govern
ment, urging this view Of the subject.
In Parliament, after business had been
commenced, Disraeli at once attacked the Min
istry,o the question, and Mr.. Gladstone replied,
saying, in conclusion, that the government would
maintain the position it had taken firmly, though
in friendly manner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
3eaIstgr'g Tutifes.
nEaIsTER,s OFFICE.

WF E9lbTEhb OFFICE,
~ NEW CASTLE COUNTY, January 22d, ls!A
Upon application OF Robert Wilson, Thomas VIII
son and Rachel Wilson, Executors, of William y
WILSON, late Of Wilmington Hundred in said County,
deceased; It Is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Executors Aforesaid, give notice
OF the granting of Letters Testamentary
upon the estate the deceased, with the
date OF granting thereof by causing advertisements
to be posted within 40 days from the date OF such Let
ters In six Of the most public places OF the County
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate TO present the same or abide by
an Act OF Assembly In such case made and provided.
And also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY C0MMkRoIALr
newspaper published In wilmington, and 10 be con-
tinued therein three weeka
Given under the hand and Seal OF once OF
n. al the Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New
Castle County aforesaid the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS Register.
N0TICE-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executors on or before Jan. 22nd,
1873, or abide the Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
Address r. BERT WILSON,
THOMAS WILSON, Executors.
RACHEL WILSON,
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