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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
Our Foreign Relntions.

NEGOTIATION OF AN IMPORTANT TTEATY.
San Francisco, April 25
The steamer Nebraska, from Australia, has
arrived. Commander Meade has effected treaty
for the exclusive use of the harbor of Pago Ba-
go,Navgator's Island, for the U. s. Government,
and the California and Australian steamship
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, April 25.
Probabilities Partially cloudy but pleasant
weather will continue over the Middle States,
with rising temperature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
The Royal Family.
OF EARL MAYO.

THE FUNERAL OF Earl. MAYO.
LONDON. April 25.
The remains of Earl Mayo have arrived at
Kingston, ireland, and will be entered to-day.
Marquis Lorn represents the Queen in the fun
eral ceremonies
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
The olive Branch.

A possible compromise of our difference wi h
England, oil the Indirect Claims" is indicated
IN news from Washington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
Miss Nelley Grantn.

HER RECEPTION IN PARIS RY AMERICANS.
PARIS, April 25.
. The American residents are making arrange
ments for the reception of Miss Nellie Grant.
A ball is to given at the Hotel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
New York City.

BILL PASSED PROVIDING FOR ITS LOCAL dovERN-
MKNT.
ALBANY, April 25.
The Assembly has passed the bill making pro-
vision for the local government OF New York.
The bill now goes to the Governor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

NJow Is THE TINE to buy coal, as it has not
~ been lower for years. Mt. Carmel and Kohl.
moor Lehigh are the favorite kinda All sizes kept
on hand under cover, and carefully soreened.
GEO. W. BUSH. French-St- Wharf.
nNTERPRISE OoAI.-Persons who are tired Of
~ trying to burn slate and dirt, should so %
FOUT, West and Water streets, and buy the kN'
TERPRISE COAL and get clear OF both. Try III
You will want no other.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
Commercial Reporls.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.
Cotton quiet and steady, at 2914@24. Proyi-
sions firmer. Flour held 25 cents higher. Su-
perfne $6@S6.50 Extras S6.75@$7.25. Wheat
arm Penna. and Western red Ss@92. Corn,
yellow 60. Oats 54@56. Whisky SS1S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

The LECTURE, LAST EvENINa.-The lecture
by Rev. Thos. Guard, at Asbury M E. Church,
last evening, was largely attended. The lecturer
spoke for nearly two hours, and told many inter
esting things of the Waldenses, of which he was
acquainted from personal experiences. He de-
Protestant class of people, who could never be
pursuaded to yield to other religious doctrines.
and who reside in the valley of Piedmont, Italy.
The lecturer was an interesting one, and was
listened to by an intelligent and appreciative
audience.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
Eety advertisements.

D;NCERs, plyers, wire-nippers, hand vises, and
small bench vises, spring and Arc Comp passess
and gre at variety Of tools and hardware for sale
nv TRUMAN & SHAW,
No. ss5 (Eight Thirty-6yel Market st, below Ninth,
Philadelphia
CAS FIT rERs' FLYERS, from i've to twelve
NE inches gas ntters' p.pe hooks, plumbers pipe
hooks, scrapers tap borers, melting pots and ladies'
for sac by
No. ss5 eight Thirty y-nve) Market st, below Ninth,
Philadelph1s.
STAR MILLS INDICATED PAPER,
Cox's Sparkling Gelatine.
Genuine scotch Oatmeal.
Fresh Bethlehem Oatmeal.
tsuinness' Dnblin Stout
GenuI le Rio TapiOca,
Gum CRmphor.
RobinsOn's Patent Barley. -s .4,'a
RObinsOn's Patent GrOats.
Stickney 81 Poor's Mustard. i.
heen's Mustard.
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root.
CorIgiIana LicOrice. .-.
Gum TraERcRnth.
New Castle soda Biscarb.
Pure ream of Tartar,
TartarIo Acid.
For sa' at the lowest market rates, wholesale oil
| retail SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
HYcEIAN HOME.
Cor. Van Buren, ST. and shRlIcrOss Ave-,
WILMINGTON, DEL ....' d.
PUsEY HEALD, M. D., puvs,r1 +, ,as

MARY II. HEALB, N. b., FAXsloiANs
mar19-1yOf
This new, frst-class Institution for the Hygienic
Treatment Of Invalids-without Medicines-has now
been in successful operation for fifteen months,
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIRNI0 TREATMENT OF the sick, we repq-
diate the entire system OF drug-Rivng as not only
utterly faacious but terribly destructive TO health
happiness and life. Medicines, such as are daily ad-
mnistered to sick persons II given to those In Wig
orous health, would inevitably make them Ill Rea-
son. Nature. and true Science must and do condemn
such " Healing "a Art"
We RELY solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination of Wholesome Food,
Pure Air, Various forms Of Tepid, Hot and Cold
Batns In Pure Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening Of feeble muscles, the relief OF
congested organs, and equalization OF the pircua.
tion. Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea'
ton, etc.
DR.. M. H. HEALD gives especial attention to
ladies' as does DIR. p. HEALD to gentlemen.
Gases visited in Town or Country
mar19-Tu, ,Th&satfp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
The Water Street Improvement.
THE AMOUNT OF DAMAGES CLAIMED

THE AMOUNT OF DAMAGES CLAniEp.
After the several claimants for damages in
the widening of Water street had been head,
yesterday, the commission sat with
closed doors, and proceeded to determine
the awards to the several persons interested.
The following are the claims presented to the
Commission
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company, 100000 ;
p, W. & B. Railroad Co., $S7 900; Geo W.
Bush, $32 900, Charles Warner 4 Co., $28, 900 (;
Barrett & Son, $11, 900; Enoch Moore, Jr., &C.
600; John A. Harris, $4,000; B. Simmons,
S15, 900 ]. M. Poole $15, ,OOO.; VIM. Bush, 800,
900; H. Haughey, $4,000. 1t is supposed that
when all the claims are in they will aggregate
1850 00O
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

We have made a sudden step into summer
Neather, and winter clothes are very unfashion-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
DAilo = Gem.itertiaf.a ].
JENKINS q ATKINSON.
WILMER ATKINSON. N,."...........P Publlshss.
vital principle of Republican GOvernp,ent

In he Id,o-making body, all citizeHs, Of mature
Ige sound mind, and untdinted by crime, must
G equally represented lluq
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
"Damon and Pythias," at the Opera House,

i'iS o''n"e b.sEG- Ai1l1A- lEAaFoh 40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

Probability; partially cloudy, but pleasant
weather, and rising temperature. As to this
ast it will be pleasant not to have 1t rise much,
higher.
A San Francisco despatch states that Com
nander Meade has negotiated an important
sreaty, securing to the US. Government the
se Of valuable harbor in the Navigators'
stands. This is for tbeparticular advantage of
i he Pacific Mail Steamship Co., which will use
Ahe harbor most.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

~N%~-N
CtHEAP DRY GO IDS, CARPETS, MATTINGS
a v. K. ARCHAMBAULT,
N. E cor. Eleventh and Market streets.
100 rolls White Mating. all widths, 25, 81, SIC.
100 rolls Red Check Mating 81, 81, 10. soc.
All wool Ingram Carpets, 70, 81, 81, 81 IL,
All-wool Entry and Stair Carpets, 81 81 60 62c.
Ingram Carpets, wool filling 81, -, 80, sac.
Rag, Hemp, and List Carpets, 25, 81, 90, &C.
Tapestry ingram Carpets, all wool $l.sI.
Wool Dutch Carpets for dining-ro0ms SOC.
1000 pairs Gilt Bordered window Shades, $1.5O, ~
and $50
ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS.
Just opened, 100 pieces English Tapestry Brussels
Carpets, at 81 81, Sl.5O, $1.6a.
CHEAP LOTS DRY GOODS.
Honeyeomb Bed Quilts, 81 25, 81 81, $3.50,
Denmark Table Linen, 81, so, SO, T5, SIC.
Plain Black Dress Ch ntz, only sc.
Light Dress and Shirting ChintSes 11Hc.
dolly Warden Chiutzss, only 121S and l4c
Full line of Spring Dress GODS, 25, 81, 45, 5lc
Full line of Plaid Nansook and Cambrics, 20, %
to SOC. -
Colored Bordered Towels, 8, 7, g. 10, 19, u, 1ec.
N. E. cor. Eleventh and Market Streets,
apr25-1t PHILADELPHIA.
wwoITTAxAT FIOIJR xiO rs per barrel %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

,ARA40 Z9lAA Afi
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19

;eusen : nit nieism unbeilieen bat bic
beiliee Stride nidts 3u ldaH:n! Die
0elbthte tsnsist pielmetr ods (dIaz
eenre 0eesntbeil purd ris unwicerlf9z
bare lba!fahe, eaB ,dmmtIi9e Neeo@
lutionen in alien fatholiiden 2ancerr
felt Der eriten fran,STlhen 8erolut,on
biz sur lssten Ger Commune bic tatboz
hide &;rte uuo ibre Diener tlu!'A peEz
foIotea, rae alio jeee Rtpolut'on aeFaee
i'm 8a;bpiicismue cen firften uno 9ez
fdbrlihten Mics1l ader .ibrer Yrtnetz
pien ertlidte.
Gin bell leuhtencer Stern orin9t
NeereiG rurd rie auasmeine B,nltsrnib:
mo rie pelt!id,cn Ntaenten nidt fir
eos oeit ibtuGbIfsr MAIDEN, pa MAIDEN
tire eeiit!idsn Sterbir,eu, unc cielen
ftebt ein elaubiesa SpIf treu CUR Seite,
fl ras man in Wahrheit ia9en fam
0isbt e. fsine fatbp.i'ten Staaten mebr,
70 aisbt ee rcd faltpltlhe VD!tsr.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19
Sic Vinan;=Nolittf

Oct @ranti9en Reaieruna fnpet in Der
Nsw yoyfsr 6anceleSeitun9 fcl9ence
Bsrurtheiluns:
Sob bod uno III 1 pr. st. pro Sag
Qeiteelc esiuht Welc fnapp uno biz
! pr. St. pro Sag be,ahlt; fremce
Wediel III Gen nieoriaiten Gouri i'm un:
oertduHih uno oae Waarenaeihdft in
mitten Ger Soiiea taft odn;'ib inter-
bro6en. 1as 1T in weuisen 3eilen
cine Gtarafterifif unle,er o%normalen
3ui1dnre, ME lts in Der irrieen 1inaasz
polittf unierer Heaetuns entlprinsen.
lie Gliquen, me!de man germ fir Ml>
les perantmortl;6 maiden m6hte, jinp
nur bic t6lsn NuswIdie oes Syitems
Gliquen bslteben in auen 9dnpern rer
Nsit, unp werren fortbeiteben bis ;u lie,
mem 9%oloenen 3eita!ter, meldes feline
Equalization mebr teunen miro. Nuf
Die untsreriidung nisier Gombinationen
binSuarbeiteu, mare per1e5li1e Nrbett ;
uater 9eiuncen 0erhdltni1en tbun ie
tenn Gemetnmubl feinen Deer nut aez
tinSen Sdacen, csnn tpenu ite ltd ee<
eehleitig bic msiitens ouf unrehtlihe
Netie erworbsnen Miuionen atjaseu,
10 tleiben Die Getluite auf aewi1e&reiie
beidrdnft, cenen itb ra5 le9ittme Sc
iddft ni9t III ndbern brauht.
Nnrers itebt e6 bier ~ fance, no
Gltquen Die Wadt baben, UNI eren GAM
sen 6ancelsfanc in lsinen 0runefslten
III eribuHern, neil RE Galutaz Wl ERE
Die Wuriel unleres fnan,iellsn SYlteme
an9efault bat, unp Hudfsbr sur Yaar>
sabIun9 1T Die eini'9e 6eiluns cafur,
Woral,lbe gntrupuna ae9en Die Gliz
quen our Shau traaen, lit chen 10 bill
l'9 mte unuug es wi1p caourh nur
or Sltd rpn cenjenisen T'ctoren ab>
slenft, mslte etusi9 UNI allsin fir Gle
reselmdfi9 wiecerfebrenrm StSrunaen
ces Wslb1ft5 Yerantnortlih finn. Mur
Der bon unieyem Tiuan;minilter felt
Sabren tsfclste Ws3 fpnnte iu Zen
oben ermdbn:en Nelultaten fibren.
Ddtr:np unler Grport, welder fir cte>
is Saiiun bic sIdn;enoften Meiultats
perlprad, Sage lang fat 9dnsli9 itodle
uno 9eraoe ;u elmer Yeripoe, in melher
jeper Yerlorene Sag ni6t piece, gut gu
ma1enoen Sdaren peranlaBt rdb1enp
oleidseiti9 unlsre Sn p,rteurs in allen
ibrsu Bepeeunsen outs Gmpfnolidfte
eebemmt paren, fiin9t es taft mie 5ptu,
paB Derr 8putweu in Dem leBten Wos
mats Muspeis Ger 8unpesldulo etne
meitere Nepuctipn Don ca. 10 Miaioz
men o~ntlnoist. Bie auf ben Gentwirr
earin pcrsere9net> oab caS 0anp $685.
693>735 jdbrliher 3inlen erlport, ieit>
Dem 5srr Boutpeu NIT Ter amertila=
tion nod nidt fluiser .Stli9aticnen
t%eeonnen bat fit picie $23,595,735
auf Der 9recitiette reidt pieueibt BEL
bunrertfahe Betras uibt aus, menr
man in 3atlen Die 0erlufte ausorifer
icllte, pelde Die Seibebaltuns Der "a:
piers aluta Direct uno Indirect pen
6anpel jusefaat bat. Sbslei@ BIZ
peri&ieoenten Mnlt@ten tn ben, elmer
Yunfte iiberetntimmen, taB eelunp'
@erbaltntHe nur tur9 &ddfebr su1
gaarsablun9 wieber bereefeat ,uercer
t5nnen, 1T nod nt9t Der erfe S9rit
na@ pteler &i@tune Bin 9el@eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19
s(6mtiebuns.)

Gs aab etne3sit, mo- cieier oteralanz
biihe Watn ME cine %blutpuritige Uuz
rte thre brennenoe Tafsl fiber Die Drift
ltbe Melt ihmane uno Taulence BON
unibuIrieen Spfsrn Den 6ertnprpcel1sn
unp oamt Dem q~ua!souen Sore lberz
lisferte. Mit Sdreden, Softer unp
S1sitsrbaufen wurosn Die Sdia1tppz
fer ps5 Babn5 perfolgt, uno bic 3abl
rer unibulrieen Trauen, rie mad urz
tbsil uno Nsdt ais 6eren serbrannt
wurpen, ;ablt noa 6unperttauiencen.
1ie Stimme Der 0ernunft mar rpr
Dem auasmeinen Sdrsdeu pe,ttummt ;
ris nieerisitsa 9sicsnlba1tsn> 0elesier,
Nahluht unp Osu1elet tenustcn pte
furhthars Wafe eeeen Die Mrmen>
melds ie rernihten wolten. Salt e.
eph ais auert1ielte &eBsrei ~ faeen,
IS eete feline 6ersn. Mie mandes
0orf 3eiat mod jebt ais traurise Grim
neruns an jene @rduel bic unbeimlihe
St1tte> no. man lstne6srsn serbrannte -!
Webe rema!s Ter una!iidl;hen Urau,
ne, bdElih Dor Nlter, bleih DOR Stunt
mer uno bag. Dor hunoer uno Nctb,
oieQeibt aun nod cine fgumme ga
tihtsnalt unr rrtte Nuaen bate !! Gle
3sit nit itrsn 0rdusln 1T rpriter una
Can't lei Zen eelen Mdnneyn, Die auerii
mutbrpu BEN 8anpf eesen tie furdtz
bare Moht %aufnabn1en uno 3uetff an
rem Scde rutisltsn, ra6 ,dmer rte
Blei ouf rer Wenihheit laftste, Sc
eehSrte tcber Wutb uno cole Mufcpfez
runa casu> Tenn Die iAlimu|ieu 2eicens
ibaften, Ter oGsemeiue 0Iaube Der 3eit
uno cine tIiuoe Stuff; bisitsu ras I'M
melsn aufredt y
Die 3sit 1T suriibsr, Octt let Danf !
Nter an zen Nadpeben franfen mir
nod INNER. Man serbrennt feline
5sren mebr, aber raS @clf slaubt nod
cayan, unp bic arrnen Spfer re6Wabne
rerren nod INNER rurb Wprt uao
y DeutidIanb bat, pte es bas 5er'nrsien
am rneiiten cultipirte. aud bic meiten uab ri.
fiafen Rdmpfer esaen tas nnrefen auf3umet-
len unb - leioer fat perseRsn. So BEN Qetb=
arat hes 6erscas QStlb. scn Gleve, Scbann
Weier, ber 1883 81 Iedlenburs ifarb unb pei'
len Merf ,,de praestigiis daemonum" 1863
erldien. Befanntet 1T Der eble unb eenaitb-
pcat Ssluit Grieprid5 BON Spec G591-1635),
Der a!s Bei6tpat.r iber 200 Spfsr bes aber-
alaubihen Wabns gun, Sheitsrbaufen bsaIei.
tete. Tte l1sberseusune srn ibrer llnlbulp
trurte balb in ibnt vnerfdutterlid, unn bas
Gntiesen iibsr bic pielen uub arauiiser Mcrbe.
welde i'm Namen Der @sreb:iafeit peribt tpur=
ben, blei6te 1eiu 6aar Dor Der j3sit. @eine
,~,cautio criminals seu de processibus con-
ira sagas liber'' eridiem ancnYm 1881. Jn
ibre 5uBhapfen traten pann Sbanner, Baltbae
far 8epfer unb enblih @brinian Ibomo1us,
grofeGor ~ 2sipsis uub 6aQe, Q655-1728),
Der mutbucQe Sampler eeaen iebss @sbreden
unb aea.n ieben 3cpf Der :3eit, eeeen alss,
mas TIN, unniB, un5ere&t pstautii& unb fana'
tiid erl9ien ct tuaete es betanntlid auerR.
has lGmarae Brett vbur1 beutfde Sprade ~
entpeiben" une g p~rleiun9en In beutl9er@p ra.
@e an3utanbiseu unb ~ baltsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19

9nfitut bldbt pur9 tie Mitbilie ces
herrn 0auebam tn Dill 6tu tei9on@
bon, in turser Belt miro Miar. DIAM
ming feline bil95aibe Neftoen3 be3ieben,
wel9e nun pollenpet 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19
Sic ,peiie Snbiauerpplttif

Ger Naturalization 1T cine febenoe Ne<
censart Der @rantfumper. Wortun
bat iie tefannt|ib e%rtuncen. Grant.
fol- perlSnli9 ros ous|dli:Bli@e vi
tentredt auf cis1e Nolittf baben Seben
mir unS cielvlbe stuas ndber an.
Die 8erpaltuna cfs SncianerzVs>
bietes bat i'm legtsu Tiaealjabr iibsr>
baupt 9efcitst:
ecfaassis!atur Der Gserutses 45,ooo
ghceton 10000
Feminine $4,000
Soften be, gbsrcfse< Tslsaation in
ma lbinstcn 10000
Gtucipu, Greet, @bidarb uno Semtar>
len 5O,OOO
6ier boten mir alIo cine jdbrlide
Nusaate Don $855,000 UNI Elm 0eb'et
pon $4,000 Standardization NIT elmer
S,pI.faun9 pom etwa 10000 Seslen
III y%erpaltcn. Netnen mir hieriu Die
Rcitsn reo Wil,tdr5 in Sort 0,t|en
unp mir erbaltsn cine Summe pen msbr
ale elmer WiQipn Dollars, Gle no:bz
mencia 1T, UNI Die 9elotte 0nrtanerpo>
litif Grants i'm SnpiauerzWebi aufs
re9t au erholten, Sine Wiuion 1clz
lars sesen 100000 in fruberen Sab
rem. Die '5rase lit nun fit wen lit
oiele Yplitif meiie unp 9ut-fur Rte
Snrtaner Deer Grants Sunianer NAens
ten =? Cbtrolp.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19

nurbenW anberer.)
Die kleiue Saageriu.

Cling i'd iarst CUR N%tenbauube
Tur9 ben frilasn. fib1en Walo,
als aus aartsm Rintermurte
Mir Elm 9ieb entseseu i9ant.
Qanee Iaulhte i'd Der @eiie,
-Nar Elm Wuttersottesliso-
Sbr. ber RDniaia gum Vretle,
Gangs Gas finelt1e Gemutb.
GntIid aus Benz Dprnsewinbe
Grat bic fieine SGnesrtn,
Cab se an-bem lteten Stnte,
GaE nod rein iein 5er3 unp Sinu.
@hldtern trat iis auf bic Sette,
got rerlddmt Zen MaentsruB.
Sprh! oa tDnt Elm ianft' 0sldute
llsber Berg ano 1bal unr 6lub.
6rcmm befreu1te Fd bic 8letne,
Cling sauu bur,ia mren Weg,
Jn hcs Abenn5 m,ieem Saeiae,-
gstenc eurb pas Wale9eTeg.
11nb an cine alte 0inee
2sste ~inneap t6 mem 9aupt,
&a6te-ielte eletd benz ainse,
81 uur Der, Der aud 10 9laubt. r.
s.. g. Tlcft,
Trempnt, g., i'm Sttober 1872.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19
Sic @ere
ron


Tr3Gbluns aus benz goIfsleben ber Nieberlante.
0on s.. q. Scanning.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19

y "a man auf ber 6eibe rtur BEL ~einaelne,
@cbnuneen gruanen fubet, 70 Tnb siele Sc
pobuer oeirunsea, bas WaNer oft meit nea Il
1onnen su bolen, wofur fe ban1 metif ben Sc
'gern bet Drummer, psna bic Nrbeit nbrud" if
eiuise Sage befen.
**)pist, Weter, Yeter, Yetrus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

1hpuAny d. " u6UCO-. ssss.s.ss
First and second instsllments Of tax
Tor curbing and paving footway, on
interest from Dec. %, 1870 .s116.Sf
Maranghi, Balaasare 80. .......,.
All miscellaneous OF water tax, on In
terest from July 1, 1880 $50. as q
MCGEE, Bernard .....
Second, third. fourth and NTH In
stailments Of water tax, on interest
from July /, 1866 @, lo
Beginning st the southwest corner
OF said lot and running east twenty.
i've feet, thence west forty-two feet
eleven inches, thence east twelve
feet six inches, then north six feet
eleven inches, thence west twelve
feet six inches, thence south fifty
four feet eleven inches, thence west
twenty-five feet, thence south fifty
four feet eleven inches to the begin.
ming.
Mensil, Bertha
All ipstsllments of wafer tax, on in
terest from July I, 1866 ..... tl3 Is
Having Q front OF fifteen feet adjoin
ing tha east fifteen feet eight inches
VI Esd VT BY the osYta theSsox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

TO WHOM ASSESSED.
(kut Temlrks.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

Fist and second miscellaneous OF tax
for constructing sewer, on interest
from February 3, ISL. s2i IS
Beginning fifteen feet four inches
south from the northwest corner of
said lot, running thence south IF
teen feet four inches, thence east
ninety-nine feet four inches, thence
north fifteen feet four inches.
thence west ninety-nine feet four
inches to the place of beginning.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-03
The Great Drug House.
E. II. HEINITSH

oHAs the most complete stock OF DRUGS,
~ MEDiCINES, PATENT MEDICINES,
TX AND HEALTH RESTORING MEDI..
CA ONES. ever imported into this market.
AT HElNITSH'S you will find the largest
variety OF Chemicals, new Pharmaceutical
and Children
- An oleg ant assortment of Toilet Soaps and
Ioilet Mequisi'es. Pcrfumery, Novelties, po-
maaes. Halr Preparations, Hair Drcssers, and
HAIR lscstorers and Beautiliers. Over 100 diff
forent patterns English Hair Brushes.
;, Every variety Of English and French Tooth
brushes.
New Medicinal Confectiors for Coughs
Throat aud Lungs
The most important consideration in regard
70 TO THIS extensive and fuc supply of goods is
that they arc SO reasonable in price. Pur-
chased at low prices, they will bo sold on the
same terms.
Prescriptions and Family Medicines cup.
Piled with best medicines. at reduced prices.
at E. II. HEINITSH'S
Oct30 + Drug and Chemical Store
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ATTRACTION FOR THE FAIR!
1RWIN'S HALL---Two Nights Only /!
November md ),

- tho ILLUSIONIST, assisted by LEONA
and C0LUMBIA ANDERSON. Also, YOUNG
Prof. SHUBERT, eminent Pianist and Con,
poser, OF NILSSON Opera Troupe, has been Gu
gagged for this OCCASION
The ER!AL SUSPENSION, by Leona An
deraon. which has created go much sensation
tnroughout Europe and the Sandwich Islands,
VIII De introduced III all entirely different
manner from thnt ever witnessed on tho
American continent
100 beautiful and costly presents will bc
distributed among the audience at each per
formancc.
IS Admission 81. Doors open at7. Com
mence at 8. Reserved seats can be had Mt
tho Hall, on FRIDAY, November l, without
extra charge. Sec small bills, &c.
Oct 23 N123.5
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The Massachusetts, Historical Society.
at recent meeting, was greatly gratified
by receiving from the Rev. A. 7. Pea
body, of Cambridge, "a minister of the
Gospel OF forgivoness,) what purported
to be the identical cane" with which
Mr. Brooks assaulted Mr. Sumner. We
suppose that the society accepted this
interesting relic with due gratitude; but
We would suggest, as Mr.. Sumner is n
member OF the society, that it would ba
considerate to have the cane put out of
sight whenever the Senator may be ex-
pected to attend. Not that he need feel
much about the matter. after oil, for an
inquiry shows that tho Rev. DR.. Pea
body's relic is spurious one, the matter
having been investigated with great
gusto by the Boston newspapers. The
cane 1s described ne of ebony, with q
sword attached to the handle. Now
everybody knows, without reading the
long extracts from the testimony at the
trial which the newspapers see fit to
give. that the cane which Mr.. Brooks
used was Of gutta-percha. and that it
was broken into pieces ut the time of the
assault; 80 that the Rev. DR.. Peabody's
accuracy was about upon par with his
good taste.-Ne,o Fork Tribune.
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MILLINERY,
To the Ladies-..Great Attractions
Replete.

Replete.
NE do not wish to bo ''frantic" in our
w style of advertising, but we do beg a
discriminating public to peruso the tew iol-
lowing items before eating or drinking any,
thing ''purchascd clsewhcrc:"
Yes, madam, 1--WE arc talking to tho ladies
now,) our stock ls reptete with everything nc
cessary to supply the modest larder, or tickle
tho appetite Of the fastidious epicure: in fa ct.
anything from BUTTER to BkOMA. MACK.
EhELto MUSHROOMS.
Cheddar Cheese and the surowry Limberp-
er, with the finest assortment Of English and
American CRACKERS, PICKLES, SAUCES.
POTTED MEATS, Calls Foot and other JEI,.
LIES and PRESERVES, ever offered in CO.
lumbia.
And, Mr.. Mann, 1--WE have talked to yon be-
forc,) and you know retty we'll how it ia your
self. You have shown 1t IN your actions, and
VIC thnnk you sincerely; We. only PROMISE to
do az we have been dong. When madam has
attended to tho gastronomicll arrangement
and tho cloth has been taken from tie table
the proper ingredients may be had, aa usual,
to a!! a!Gcs.:cn. and create that 'tfeast ot
reason and the flow Of son!" which Moet L.
Chandon, l.atour Blanche or Chateau Yuuom
alone can create in generous soul. "Jcs 80"
Our sl"ck Of iino imported SIEERIES,
roKIS. CLARErS, HOOKS, and other
MINES, always i'll full supply.
Ocr DraidIcs are uhGpproachEblc, and this
standard shall DC maintained
Oct % GEO. SyM,IERS.