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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
Posr.OvrcE DEPARrNEST,
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND

y
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
l. TWIEE.-SEALBD PROPOSALS will he received this Depart
the 2h day 81 January 8l at y O'clock for furnish
INK WRAPPING PAPER TWINB PosOaiees
year from the h da Of February 1872 the
delivered the Department at the
Agency the Pos Ohee Department. Washington D. G.
The quality and toe estimated quantity OF each article required are
specified below;
$50 Of Wrapping Paper 2Is0 inches size and T. weigh 80
pounds each perfect
p0ullH Of Iwne baus about
pound 80 ysrs pound 10 be ply
and so bound prevent their becoming loose and tangled BY Trans
portauou . =.
pounds from 80 10 IS to the pound 20 @
p bound prevent their becoming loose and tangled y
transportation
samples Of the articles required he furnished to persons who
bid application the Fist Assistant fosusr"ereIA
WashiBgtoa d. {. =, -, - a.. -.
Department require at the discretion oil the Post
mas,erGeneEL ,,.-.- ,.,.
Fseh b must furnish bis proposal guarantees OF bis ability
oIanply and certificate from postmaster that such
fuarautor. reliable persons
AS1rts s be made for each article parity deemed moa sd
vautag 10 tie Department
promptly alcle onifaeiel r or an anp'
70 upon Department articles Interior The opinion the
considered
ranss o forfeiture Of the contract -
conformity with this advertisement will not be con-
fde-d. 40, Il,
opinion required BY The Interests Of The
PtapoA the envelope Proposals. or Wrappng
Psper Proposal TwiRs aad addressed 10 the FIRST hss ant
~ JNO. 4. j. CREswELL, Postuaster'General.
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90 Uhom II man Concern

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY of CANADA.
VI -OLD RAILS FOR sALR-Tbe undersigned IL prepared
receive oaers Old Rails be delivered dnhlg the 10 dey
Montreal roOnto Fort Erie (opposte Bu
fiol or SanA be less thB 1000 tuns and state
prce per Of 22 pounds N gold rurease paying duty any
Offers will be received up o the 2A January, ls2
c. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
Montreal. Canada Dec. 20, lSiL
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE of some
ends humble follower OF the Savior who may desire 70 unite her
hand perpetual uDioD With gentleman Of Ike ehaeer
line addressed lO5 Tribune Ofe all receive prompt
and honorable attention
DOBERT SCHILE Uphosterer joumeynan
III will directly bis direction home or TO the Office
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pll9TNGIEN IRRITLD.

FeON IIVTkPOOIio steamship CIV OF 0'lon jan ~,
Cstts Cor ~ GARNER hr Aets'n Jok la'ior a. Ahhe Mn
r.. Nest. p los Mrs l.l Fox. Nm. a ShIW. Nj hc0oui -
From SANANNAUl ustip Leo Jan 81 B. Spencer ap'
Fet.r C. Htz. L. Hertz Il. Sevain Thomas Hfeeu hohas
Ierrt u D. >to.s x d. Gully J. r. Hear, A H. hhLsl9T1
Nam r. r. Barrett ard wife L WILSON nno He
N I..e H. Hatch C.rs Dam officers and u tbt schr
J. Vs.. l.t. all iu Evti-gc
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5ituatious Dauteo- females.

A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL wishes a STU
~ ALTON do HOUSBWORk; 10 willing and OH gngi NO.
IN Norkt, between Rv gton aud Stsuon-sA at " hlLD
A LADY STEN0GRAPHER, wishing for
"A prace gratis few hours each day ADDRESS
SHORTHAND Uerad ofee, uptown branch
WANTED-A Situation by competent Ger
w uAn gh for GENERAL HoUSRWORK a. Cook, WASHER,
wiling Ad oag best city references CAL at No sOS
BgEery entrance FrstsL
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1lNIArrRk AIMAAA,-

an - q SIn sets al Moon Tses 5;lJ
THIS nAS-N. ~.
Hoax. 52i Cove Island Ctjt htH uSte ferrf''' '~
fTFt THIS DAY. ..
Cows lsllBd.. 6H Hell cate very XXI
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6ituations nonntso-- MaIes.

A BOOKKEEPER desires EMPLOYMENT
n Address B. * Boz 49, Tnbune Oacc
EIRST-CLASS COLORED SERVANTS, male
and female for osDacty constantly hand al hlhMS Sb-
LBCT AGENCY No. 81 sixth between Thrsoad anl Thirty
third-sts.
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SIDE r. r. OF l.. |.

iu. ArrsAssnsns eoneseiag Oct 90 ls; ron Roosevelt asd
GrapdtL Ferries. Nsu' fOrf.
Nal for Patehogue bT stare Tor belepou aud f Pae
IOOo a ~. AoeomnoistiO 10 BsbyOu.
s7Up Tor Pssbogus b. stage r Bspor and Ffs Pace
$50 for p through Psieaogse "a sais'dss
SO D. m. Babylon Accommodates.
IN. Accommodston Tor Aerhek
TIE sBd 10 and the o. aad $40 ualn, eosls"
valley SIsaa ioT Rosi.ssy sbS HeHpsiesd -,
4. ". DOUGLAS Sss.Hssssstt
Zee Tns Tst,s
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHANGE OF ROUTE-The Steamships OF
u THE UNITED STATES YEw.zBALAED AND AUSTRALIA
NAL ANS ALLEN ss StS and ave- uor run to SD
ney N S. w, via HOaoIuln and Auckland r -, . ..,,,
'. . fs1i;%p Taf ports s''i as1sot'
NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
TSsR seASs sna R on the every oS
AERRIMACK Csp. wsr January @ .,
NORTH AMERICA Can't G. 3. sloeum March e. Q. 49,.
hes .pHsd steamers amer sal RI o a. amer sss sua aSa For
s'ss%wsTm Of dSseSg gela ss: No Bo-ns.u
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA Cruz.
III KEw-Y6RK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
;s;Rs Ptr "a Pb b1,: s,,s a. m
CRY or MERIDA Deshen TUES pz jan - =,
CIV or HfxTco liam MONDAY Pes n
i'rHsA' or '''''s' ''PY SLExANDRB soSs ,, Broadway,
IT IS. MAIL to HAVANA, NASSAU, and
u. KEY MEsT--ATLAETIc MAIL STEAMSHIP Oo-s'i In
regularly EVERY THURSDAY, 3OeIOek precisely rom Pier
SS5sMSx e., Capt ~ " ss 81.
For freight or passage '''" =" ". Born1s.sIeen.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
PsSs,f Soosd q and rom ay railway station Britain
Ireland korSsy sweden Denmark Germany, HOLLAND Belgium and
We 'A'''' AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
pI s on The Sd S:U1sy GE n} i%"%R
Apply al Tue Company O-' hESpERy3s BROTHERS Aseo.
FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEEEsTOwO,
CARRYING THE o. s. MAILS
THR LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will ditpach one OF their Gc1 power steamships
IRON PIER No. 40, n r. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
a. follows:
IDAHO Cart Jas .Jannary 10, no
COLORADO Capt 7: FREEMAN. ..Jsnlay H. at 1880
WISCONSIN, Cant. W January "a at 2:)op.
NEVADA Capt. January 3d. at 1920 IN
WYOMING Capt WHINEEAT. February T. at 23o
MINNESOTA Capt .Febnsu Il, at 1890
Cabin passage, $50, gold.
Stssrage paasage t0aee No. 20 BroadwsJ go
For freight or cabin passage, apply
WILLIAMS GUI0N, Nc. 81 Wall 81
JNMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
LIyERPOOL-Roya Mail Steamer appointed 10 SAL oo"I:
CITY or SATURDAY Jan 20 m.
CRY OF .sAIURDA1 Jan n a M
Aud each sucesedpg SATURDAY THURSDAY from Pier No
North River. MINNIE on o,ss,cp
FIRST cGBfS - o..D SIS sTEERASE
To bs3aOn' 80 80 To eS1.oo -
Passenger Hamburg Swede Norway and
Denmark, a reduced rates 90.
For further Information apply the Compauys oGes
JOHN O. DALE Aren't No IS Broadway v, y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRRhES -
TIE steamship WISER a. wenke, VII sal 90 SATURDAY
Jan J from Bremen Pier foot Thdst' hoooken, TO oe To-
steamship BREMEN Capt W wllgerod SATURDAY Jan 20.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRB, AND BREMEN:
(PArIBLE IN COLD EQUIVALENT IN cuRRESclJ
Flint '''"''''''''''s
Second cabin
For freight or passage apply oELRICHs Co.. Agents
2BOwhng-geen
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Boaro ano Rooms.

BOARD WANTED for a few weeks in a
ID home stnate for family with small children
Moderate surrounding OnJ WITH home comforts desired
Reference erehsngsd p. A. FERRIS Co,
2Gt 2ys. and Dc huttSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD--FROM FOOI OF
IN DESBROSSESST snd from foot Of CoRILANDIsl -fsf
WEST PHILADELPHIA, at $40 asd 9Jo 2:0o 600 SO g
b:3O For Phiiadcgns
wa Cimdsu W: anal pn For BALTIMORE sAs NAshlN1'
TON TIE WEST, via Bstlmore, 80 iI;o and S y "a
Fsrhr SOUTH s;Je NJ s7o- NJ silver Psae can I" "ssag
WEST via RAILROADS.&C. O. and b-
S,, Palace attached the $50 Aad through OH
Ne, YoTt "a rusurh Chicago L0aVe vhout change
Palace attached to the eso daily aad iaa hroage Pas
barsb CInaans L0nsve ST. Loas ~fhoss change
Palacs attached the 5 and Ian hFoash en Ne
YoI to Chicago without chang. neet for sale a. est
AZ Ds,bFosss. It, Of CortlAndtsL, AID "a BFosassy
~ (sDsly.l (Nov. r. is7ll
y w. RANKIN. Gsn Pass. AFL J. W. JACKSON Gsa' sept
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Gelu uanteo.

ERIp luuHlKO.
C0PYIST WANTED. One who writes q
~ finished legal hand free from flourish and Who is sober ard nds
appy end employment sh fair salary
Ia Chicago b. ADDRESSING with referenees), -,
'sHORTALL HOARD, 49J Wabsshave., Chicago, III
GQ1S A MONTH-Horse and outfit fur
tDOtc lishcd. Address NOVELTY Co. saeo hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
Gin Real Gslatc for Sale.

A --11GTH-ST 900 feet wide) three LOTS
near NBsv overlooking Moroiag SIDE Park for SALE at 3
bargain. nh eI.eoI.,lt,- %, =
NOR SAIF-To Manufacturers, Publishers
and PLOT or GROUND 40 feet mont over loo deep,
n three minutes Hall hew Post hee &C. IN ho near
Farffl large quantity Of building materials premises without
c1tra charge sean well no feet deep also common vel
on rrem ahodng supply Of water only plot Of vacant
otcrtr lower wards Of ci pncce Reasonable terms HDe
wM. CALENDER % P.ne-st.
LIFTH-AYE near Forty sixth -st;-Spien-
did frurstory heh-s,oop brownone HOUSE win mirrors and
magnificent c1deers reasonable pnoe and on easy
- -
EOR SALE.-Fifth-ave. above Forty-seeond-
4 St. browu-soHe, u front esooe and beautifully heseoed
terms easy; fol full particulars inquire Of - - ~
LIOR SALE, CHEAP, in the Eighth Ward
II STORE TENEMENT PROPERTY yielding large income
AMY 10 the owner BTosdwaS
no BTJILDERS.-FOR SALE-Two lots on
Frsalf1Ttst near Cold rutland WHIT NG, 5 Beekmans
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gtsamboais ano RAILROADS.

@
CAFRTY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINZ ~ =,
s s n % cs %ss' P S2'Is sstSo
. i.y ge, ont so Ne scW hSd '''neb '''Hse"
VI CRY or LAWREECB. and .
" CITY OF SRW-bospOs.
Per ' Sd sasH s f sG 's:s: ssf %s ''. " %
. =. Sit1 s fs. is77i''ss wo
POI ossS asi;: sad rate. Of isS .ppy ss oss Pt
ss-Yoss. OCT Is, 1898.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDENCr. BOSTON. wORCESTER,
az n, ISon P,I q n R. foot o. R9ss1,Ss,5 A.
6's ARE to S S9sTSS s 10 FE9BsScE
nd F, %S 70 s ST s Ra His s .S o.s
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEG.-
y P,s,ssser go Freight DEPOT SesYel COY q Lsets te
Nth The DsssaT' LaeSssisS and wesiera E.o1d al
Leigh vs Rs.a ss ~ so5s ON. ilg 6st @ 10
PiSbash The West ShSa change o.si c'nl psss
~ 1LEE SiSTys LEE .sE, 70 5R5 NEST
Cu%'nfjsE Nove%s,r H Ssvis, . :. fsSs' w,
barre Fioa MSssS, c s'''1 NJ o SaIac ,'oa
Nor Eou Connects at junction With DEL LAe ana W''t
ga n-wErrRs ErrHE, daily Cc,ep, sudny,D TO- E,ios Aba
town Hanbarg and sOsrvie for F.@inH
anl wIssSaTs scr,sioo wa%.pcr, Ere Ic
LfGt1 y,ly E.ir% q1,l fsF =, Mach Gefsl
@ en- %TFoI imSson Eoa Ssan ss'' ise.
EpSn1' Psii.Ilr. HlIt'Sars. &C.
p m-For
Division FOR Whesbsrre aad seaion aa - h,isoa
with Legh VALLEY r. for Asnioru and csauqaai At PhIhp'
burg BelVicere.
JlO p m.-For PalBaeM
Fo Easton Allentown and AAuch Nulk 'onbecis Al gsIe
ton with Del Lsck and West
$50 o. m--For Someryie and fIennSion
D m-FO Someryile
EIPp daT. Tor bi'tol avn
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh 'helgo SUI C4eahA fs'B
ing I'D Palace an Piit burgh AMI Chcago.
o. m.-ROr SOneryile
m.-FOr Somervile.
TN D. m--tEmgTaRt)-For PhIlipsburs
&5 D. m.-for Pialnteh
I2O D. m.-FOr PaiRfeh - . -. -. a., . =,
For Elizabeth st5.g, SEQ go, s:l3. 7:0 500 BID 20 y p
1890 ln)O lies m l2:5l RS I'D 2s 80 50 ~ %
lGaO ll:ln l2:0O r. m. $500. "a. p -, n,
erse foot OF Lbeys NeFfork anu AZ lSe pn'-
hotels ucket oHces in heH-fok Cit5 r,,r-, ,,4,
n. p. BAIbwrx Gener, Passenger Ag~ht
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i1lrsirhrstrr Conntp Real estate for Sale

GA FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Tor CITY
n p-,rerv Is good land IN Wrstehr County over
lopg the village ofWbte Plains 0o Zen minutes YAH ron Depot
Map aud particulars With T. . rbOh w. 81 DIVy'
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NETWORK AND NEW-IIAyEN RAH.-
~ Nv ROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1871
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK

P,,suy, si,d,a corner Of Tren' seventh I'D
Fostbsvc. E1tpacs Twenty seVsuth 81.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ rag GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRB CALLING
At BRRST. =,
Irou Pier No 50 North River. as follows:
WASHINGTON. .kDussan .SAIUkDA1 Jan H.
VILLE DE PARIS. Surmoni. ''.sATnKDAI Jan ~
sT TAURhN Lemade. SATURDAY. Feb a.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD hncudng vneJv
TO BRBST OR HAVRE
25 Second Cabin SIS
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
There 40 no passengers.
traveller, going returning Continent OF
bv taking ofts hne avoid both transit By h railways
Of the Cbatue beside saving Se trouble
and GBo. MACKENZIE, Agent No 50 Broadway.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NETWORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FCLLP0WERED STEAMSHIP
TIE SIX LARG BsT IN The v 0RLD
OCEANIC, BALTIC ADRIATIC,
REPUBLIC CELTIC. ATLANTIC.
6GO0 IN bnrien-3O00 h.. D. each.
Sailing from SATURDAYS Liverpool THU RS
DAYS and Corr Hsrbor tbe dsy following
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Jan g. atI:l0
ATLANTIC. SATURDAY. Jan. 20. at 1898 ~ M
From the White Sa Dock PaVotlA FsrJ, jersey CITY.
Passenger flor ell unTyaled combining
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Saloons and bathrooms In mdship
ton s Surgeons aad slswGrdesses
these steamers.
RATEs-SsOoo ESQ gold steersg, currency Those wish
send for friends rom the Old County obtain seege
prep eerisesea sac currency.
Pssspgen all parts Of America Paris HambsrE
NORWAY, Sweden lDhs, Australia China, kc
EIcarsion tickets ssuied a. lowest rates
Drafts from ~ upwan.
For Inspection psas and other aOnAhCn spp t Co@pssys
o5ees, Nc 10 Brosdvay. Neu-ioTA ). IL efAhhe Asent
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nrEw-yORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND bODSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing Monday; Nov D. s,i
Through Trans ill leave from Ne" Depot FoshA's and rory
-
through to Rochester st AlbanA
,7o NJ Spe. Chicago RIprs With DrlwirgrcOn to BusLs
and EsgAra Pall
NoT,hs and Western Express
400 o n speeisi Express on sat IriaFa
400 m Montreal Express With slsepns from Nss'foTf 70 g.
CsnaudaigaA
Fals Chicago, both l. 3 ADJ n =.
roads StLOus Toledo. leaves on sandAs a.
SPIN. , .,,- - =, ~ -, ,,.
An oe.l ran. TunnAg lonksrs leave
Yons, sn,,. Train. 1hir. wet nde As heretofore
Z. H. kENDRlCK, General Passenger Ag,hL
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NOIlCE.-The partnership
~, ~ beisfea tae u 'efsl gned miller ~
~. = - a.. = ms dsy dissolved By R1taal
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SUBURBAN HOMES.

Fur tracks with ,teel rails completed With rr' bSas
pss.e must incree value Of bone ne ns Of The
Central T. OF For inionaAon A. 70 hos's' l~a f'r N"
on the line applv to A. n. HOPE. ll9 Lbervst
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
New-HaVsn aud Bridgeport. (Et IL ~ NJ I3lJ Us,
IN L. J:4j. 70, 20. and (EIj D.
for Milford Stafford Fsfaeli Southport, nd wePor l"
m; 3:t5. 3D. and $50 - -.
tof south SorTs. (grL Il3oa lhls ELl tEIh So
4. (Er sN aud (EI p.
For DsneR li:JO m. 343. 40 5; 90 and b:J0p
FOR stamford (EI) 1880 1918 Eh 25 tbil a.
For GT.enrich ,rd intermediate Staon II 20 No hl' @S
sand, Nal Train leaves TsntTssvesht NeSiOrs a. n "
Ba.Ion "a, hoh Sorius6ed shore Lac.
N' - CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Wis Springfield, a abd
For Shore Lire l2:l5 GaI p. %.
For Hartford and SprinNeh a. m; l2:l' 3 'ni NJ
For C0BBeceut River RAILROAD I'D y n 10 N"ba"p'ea
, D. d TO Montreal. ..
For Line Railway al 10 Nor-ich Aad Po'ilen'e MA
9 10 Nsu. London and Norwich, q.
For AMI Northampton Railroad a. n p m te NeHh-
am pton and wiamsourEh - 90 t.,.
. NJ and p. m
For Hou,atonle Railroad a N. and ?.
Railroad. ~ 70 NasrooI''
ForD NorWalk Rsiosd ii;ts .nd So y a.
FOR New. Canaan Railroai 3 NJ, 1913 and'o p m 80
attached 10 az aoa o !" en
either Lne Drawing room Gar a'.he' "''
m. and 2. IN Trains o..- ,h,, ,o.a a,
Depot Sew-fOrk and siiiVsn X X cor
AZ nd Fsorhave the Ofs Of tue New lofL lnsei
(Dsid, Erp $40 BroANsy sDi No Court Broosys and
noes have Their 6ag.s ca 9 xc sef
from residence desinat co. 'A'1H' ID. nv :. 's'"-
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9oparlnersDlp Notltrs.

kEW YoRE, gsn 5. is77.
heretofore exist
trn name o. KIABALL a
coassnt Either party vii
!. KlMBALL,
DEWITT &. TAYLOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-19

Return OF MIR swEENEY-APPL1CATIo FOR WRIT
Of HABEAs CORPUS FOR THE RELEASE OF HIS
son.
Mr.. Sweeney. senior, father of the young man
who Is now in Jail at Bridgeton, awaiting tria
Tor the alleged murder of George NJ. Davis, re-
turned on Saturday from that city, whittier he
had gone to hold an interview with his son and
also procure his release if possible
We have been unable to find Mr. Sweeney but
learn that he WAS very kindly received by the
Mayor Of lirdgeton and Sheriff of Cumberland
county that they were we're courteous and po
ute towards him. and that the Mayor promised
nm the release Of his son on bail. The Mayol
told Mr. Sweeney that were it not for the
excited state OF the public mind in Bridgeton
he would release his son on his own recogni.
zauce
me Fame Hose Co, on Saturday, employed
Jolll . Hyrne to take the case in hand and that
Behileman went down to Bridgeton this morn.
Jug, Tor the purpose OF making application fol-
~ill OF hdbedS ciTpus. This will precipatate
hearing which will determine whether there il
sufficient evidence to hold young Sweeney. II
Is stated that the dying Davis said that the pri.
spher was not the man who dealt him the fatal
DOW but then it is said again that Davis wal
unconscious at the time Of his death There
arc ale 70 many and conflicting reports in relation
T." m ,ile analr that it is almost Impossible to ar
rive at the truth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-19

CONTINUATION OF THE RIoTs--THE HOSPITAL I'LL
LING UP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-19
PhiIndIeIphin Topics.

Rockland. '''' W
j., me record thinks Philadelphia is the work.
lh5 mans paradise.
The Telegraph and Inquirer are less Gree
iey-sh' This is both proper and prudent.
al since SINCE January LIST, Philadelphia has import
ion. ~ my ''"e' oi'' 4" 'Ae 0n
Non IA me eolored people have a big excursion to
hor Band - '
n,ora &c Is delivered in Pittsburg from Balti-
to,' az ~ three, quarters of cent per pound less
''ah from Philadelphia.
,t-, "a bullock oollided with locomotive at the
,ia9 elrseetion," Friday. The locomotive is as
e'ou as ever the bullock isn't.
nal me me police fired eleven shots at supposed
a'au nas uog and the animal seeing their ammunition
as Ii9t ~ likely to give out for day or two, be-
N"'ic dlsgusted and died.
Of u,reeley has said that he never yet heard Of
a hon man who invited his neighbors to help raise
Uuse' and proceeded to kick them out Of it az
B,,Hattaa ~ me roof was fairly over his head The
1''''e'"t shows him one by pointing to Mcclure
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-19

Some of the accounts furnished TO the Phila-
delpha papers, from Bridgeton,o of the recent af-
fray and homicide in that city, do gross injustice
to our Wilmington excursionists. An editorial
article in the Day of Saturday evening, endeav-
"rs to attach " deep and lasting disgrace" to
wilmington, itself, on account of the affair.
This Id simply ridiculous. Neither the people
Of our city nor the Excursion can be justly held
accountable for the sad occurrence. The man
arrested, (Sweeney,) it is alleged is not the one
who assaied young Davis, and if 30, his inno-
cence will no doubt, be proven upon his trial
For all lawless conduct there should be the Sc
'erest reproof, but those who did not commit it
cannoL be held responsible for IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-19

To He Editor Of the Commercial:
Among the names mentioned in connection
with the candidacy for nomination for Council
riage manufacturer.
We have many men-good men amongst us,
we'll deserving of merit and patronage, but th ey
are not quite 40 rare as those who are generally
qualified for city legislators. Few Offices within
the gift Of the people are deserving Of more
carful consideration in their selection than is
Councilman.
In these days of degeDeracy, no doubt more
integrity is needed aud it il evident that our
national and municipal legislatures require some
publication. These remarks are impartial as
regards party-we should seek the public good
through men rather than issues bury old proju-
dices aud allow the flame Of party discord aud
strife to waste away by returning to simple
honor, honesty and faithfulness, as in those old
times towards which many a longing glance is
turned by the American people.
MIR. Green is plain, unassuming practical
man, man of the people, fair, upright, and
above all, pure, and the assertion might be VEN
tured that II he were elected to fill the position
Tor which he has been proposed, many worthy
public improvements would receive an impetus.
and extravagant ones a check, emitting him to
gratitude. He possesses some observable quail
ncations for public othcer-a thorough at
tention to, and execution of details,
admirable discernment and Judgment,
IN 30 far as to the laying aside that which seems
at present proper and expedient for some good
remote He has shown himself capable OF mana
ging the affairs of the public by his own ad-
vancement in life, by the accumulation OF consid-
cradle property, and the successful establish
ment OF sale and prosperous business. Hav-
ing been once a mechanic himself, he can nm
derstand and appreciate the wants OF the work.
ingmen. He possesses foresight and analytic
powers and is eminontly gifted with social quail
tiles, and is connected with our most promi-
neut branch of industry, which should be repre-
sented in our Council. Having given sufficient
proof of his entire fitness nothing more re-
mains for me than to urge, as dsinterested
nen-polltclAn, his nomination. as a man who
will dare do right when the public welfare re-
quires it, CITIZEN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-19

ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT NEWARK - CAMPAIGN
CLUB FORMED.
The Republicans Of Newark met in Lutton's
Hall, Newark, Del, on Saturday evening" and
formed Grant aud Wilson campaign Club. D.
J. Murphy was called to the chair and Geo. W.
Williams appointed Secretary. Committees OF
Permanent Organization and ON Constitution
and BY. Laws were appointed. to report on next
Saturday evening" The Club has secured Lut-
toms Hall during the campaign for every Satur-
day evening, to which meetings all friendly to
the cause are invited Some twenty-five persons
have already enrolled their names, as members
of the club
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-19

The Loudoun. Va, Mirror says that Mrs.
Doctress Susan G. Gore formerly of Loudoun,
but more recently Of Florence Hghts. New Jer-
sew, has bought portion of ]. X. Taylors farm
near Hamilton, and will erect large buildings
and establish water-cure in that place.
Thomas Foulke, of New York, prominent
minister Of the society of Friends, is visiting
Wilmington. He preached, yesterday at West
St. meeting.
Horace Greeley has returned to New York
Brigham Young aud some of his church Off
GERS are making tour through Nothern Utah
The Mormons everywhere receive them with
procossions, music and banners,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-19

This evening, Duprez & Benedict's first class
Minstrel Troupe gives a performance at the
Opera House. The programme is we'll selected,
aud attractive, introducing some new features.
This is warm weather, but the Opera House is
cool and man with a clear conscience is never
too warm to laugh.