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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10

An exchange says: Cleveland has invented
patent bug-buster. Worked with an air
pump. All the apertures in room are stop
ped but one, at which the deadly bug-busier 10
placed. BY exhausting the receiver, a cur
rent of air is produced strong enough to draw
the vermn out OF the rnOm through the arr
pump, INTO the hopper, where they are put
under the influence Of chloroform and stabbed
in the back with a ptclifork
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10
BARn.OW,SINDIGv BLUE

tho cheapest and best article in he mark et 70.
BLUEIN9 CLOTHES.
1t does not contain any acid.
II will not injure the finest fabric.
Ii IL put up at
wlLTBERaEk's DRUG STORE.
No. ZS3 North SECOND Street. PHILADELPHIA
and fer sale by most of the 0recers and Druggists.
The Genuine has both BARLow's and WILrBER-
aER's namos on the lMbel all others are coWmerfcs
BARLOWS RLUE
will color. more water than foar times the san
vaisht Of indigo apI21-Y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10

BosroN RoMAScE.-A Boston woman, who
had Tor long been given up Tor dead by all who
were dear to her. lately appeared. "thc ghost of
her former self, to those who had thought never
to see her agaiu. She told u story OF strange and
horrible suffering. More than score Of years ago
she had sailed, IA young girl OF ls, with her ms
sonary husband for "Inda's coral strand" Tho
vessel was wrecked on the Arabian coast and all
on board per,shed save her husband and herself
He was preserved only to fall u victim to Arab
slavery While her beauty lasted she was the
favor,te wife of the most powerful chief in
the South Arabian desert. but when that
waned she fell from her "bad eminence" and
was transferred to the harem OF an inferior sheik
And so she lived. prayed tor death, but nct
daring to die till. banded from one barba to
another. she, a Boston lady i'll whose veins howe,
the purest Puritan blood, found herself the wifi,
| OF AN Arabian water-carrier From hs power n,
American traveller freed her and provided he
with the means to reach home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10
DUILADELPulA.W WILMINGTON h BALTI
MORE RAILROAD,

SPEClAL NOIlCE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871 J..
a passenger car will be attached to the treight t
train iesving PhiiAdelph,a At 800 p. m. tor Viii
mingtOn.
signaled trays Ferry. 9.l2 y. IN. Lazaretto 80
p. IN: Chester, 9il y. IN; Lamokin. - y. IN Thur
low y ~ .. IN; Linwood, 9Ss y. IN: Claymont. lO0l
p. m Eilersiie, 1918 p. In; arrive WILMINGTON. 1914
y IN. OctUl u. r. kENNEn cup l.
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Pennsylvania CenIrai RatlrSaa,
ENNAH Al -z;;,.. e, wy, ss,,. ~.

After P. NJ. II NpAi. NOV 81 her i2;h 1871
lhetraius oi he peiiMss anis Central H. II leave
the Depot, al 3lst and EarEtt streets, whch -
reached directly BY the Market SiIvet 4tg the
and Market Strertstbrly minute- before IT, Jersr-
tuTe. The Chestnut and alnut street car. run
within one square OF the pepoi. 49,
SLEEPlSGCAR TIckkrscah Se had ~ application
81 the Ticket once Urtn " es tcorner hiIth.ui
Chestnu streets, and at the Depot.
AaESTsoF THE UNION FRAtsfER CoMpaSY will
callforahddeliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders
left AZ No. sOl Chestnut street. No. lI6 Market
.~,, TEAMS liza W DEpoT. VIZ:
PAOLl ACCOM- ............. b ~, 3D. and II 10 NJ
IMk xsl} nHIhS AyiS aELNlRA hArkkSs So a%:
FAST LINZ AND EKIE EXpKESs i2% T. MM..
HAkKlsHu h, ACCUMMUpATlUN. .,.. 2..IoF. ii.
htSSGtAAsTEt,k \ 4, 81 4 ivkk Accu .,.....v,.,.4 ln
CINCINNATI EXpKLss............... ....... $50
BuFFALo, 4 NIAGARA tXP.,.. $50 =.
soJT!iEkN EXpkESs 81 80"
ntTSirir rrXHpRH' On NJ
southern Express. Pacific Express, Erie Mail
aud BufiI" N'akara Express leave daily. All
other trains daily except sanday.
Erie Mail and buhaio and Niagara EXPRESS leav-
ing oh saturday night. run only to Wilamsport.
Cincinnati Express runs dailA on saturday night
only running 10 Harrisburg.
| THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily. except sunday. For this train tickets
must be procured. and baggage delivered is $40
Pm. at lilo Market Street
Sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia 40 A.
NJ: arrives PaOli $40 A NJ, sunday Train No. :
! leaves Phi!sdelpha $40 ?. NJ. arrives Paoli T25
Sunday Train No. leaves Paoli 30 A. NJ; ar.
rives Ph Phi)adelphia 2dfA. NJ. sunday Irsir n q
leaves Paoli 800 p. NJ. srrives Phiiadei phia 6.ll
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8ailrpad Zines.
p .tIadespLIa, Wilmington aua 6a'u
more Railroad.
GI4j1 HANH n Ea e
TIME TABLE.

G4 u aNN n 9 -
TIME TABLE.
Commencing hosDAY. AG.'l4 1870 tam. vim leave
~ii 4AiL TRAIN $50 4: ii. tsuns.y. ssespt.d)
M
ton with smyrna Branch Railroad and Maryland and
Break water R.rosd. as ss.ford wt.n Dorcn.ser aud
Rs.s sS, * m .ns h.i'fn
kail,os, 4, =.
Penys,i,. and Hsvis-ir-sirses tonu.c,s a, VI.
zxrtEss s'2I Tssis .sas r Ssssd.y. ..e.p..aa .,
.on. .Se~arH Eiston. .Noish"Es.s chsri.ssown Perry
"o Massos
Hs..
minrtoa. Ss~.rk Kik,on S,,.h. Eas;, rerry''lis,
Passenger for Fortress Aonro. and So'oH"i take the
''" isslHslSeroS TRAINS
pp,4a Al ,.,,oa. s.s rh!laa and wm'os:en
LEAyE ps s"anrE' X. ~ .a ss .'f T.
LEAVE wiLaYSssros I'd SIS NJ 100
and 7i5 daily. r. N The $40 "A. NJ. train VIII not
sss'..t at ;sf rs.A'''A. On SUNDAY
fa HD S4a esss Gs... o1..r .aa
sdsR'pas dRpis and s4.ooas s1 silros
Leave '0 .' Dses
5,.,..' ss..ss rn:a'igA,. ..a L.a.s,a
Leave fuft peposp eAcepteu,
sast a, eisaa!. Ford 70 for fA'i.a-loa'. isS
| asJ AZ %. III.
Trains LEAVING wn,ns.oa =, 90 m, and !@pm VI, VIZ
1 rUnecL a. Lamokin JuncIioi with the 100 a. W, and
Az ,rans fot fhilsisphiA and ,itiinsrr Ce o.
| tIsl railroad. -.
THRoU1H TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
LEAVE WILMINGTON At 1891 l2.D N, o.t2 iU 20. p
| CHESTER FOR rHILADELPHIA.
| LkAiE CHESTER Al ~. s:&. sas and u os a. NJ
| l2ss. 2.4i. &.+&, SIS. .. H. 756 aud 10 56 7 Nj
From BaitimoIeto rhiAtslphis Leave Baltimore a.
i An Way Mail s:I3A An. kIPrss 2to 7. n ~
press 7.25P NJ Express lO4O p M EIpress.
From BALTIMORE. Port Dapostsnd ntsI msd,atestAsion
atSuJfM
Accommod s,.oa rsinfrom PORT Depositwi ePsrry
silisat6 Al An 10 Baltimorea nd intsImsdistt sta
|
Il TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave he i2U6 and Oh A. ~ and 4 IS P.H.
Leave wio,ngtou ar ~ 52 Us and oo2 ~ ia IS an
l 81 2.
| AOSDAF TRAIN PROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves BALTIMORE ~ IS ~ stopping Al Magnoua PERI
Aberdeen Havr a ace. Perry vile CnA r-
o town North East. Elktou. Newark, Stanton, Nes
port. Wilmington, Cl.ynont. Li..wo"t And Chester
kkNAeV. suIeriuteudent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10

On Saturday. at about midday. at Mr.. Bar
NUNS rink, In New York, u camel was horn.
At last accounts mother and child were doing
well.
Prince Alfonso, the son Of ex-Queen Isabella,
Is . pr0lnising lad Of fourteen, whose mother
believes he will yet reign in Spain. Mother
and son make their home in Paris.
, 1872-08-28
s
Of the Colonial Council for st. Croix.
Continuation of the Meeting of 10th August 1922
O T.

We the deragnedC Committee, have been charged by the Council to report on the Estimate
Building expenses6 for the financial year 167273, submitted by Government with the budget
total amount of these expenses vase calculated by the Building Inspector alta cost of $4,000. 6
expended as follows:
, 1872-08-28
CT.

S 1927 22.
500 90.
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NEW-JERsEY.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Department of Public Parks has announced
that the unyag Of the has been postponed
account tie storm, from to-day until further notice.
The House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
Church will meet in city the election Of bishop for
the Indian tribes Among that will be proposed that Of the
Henry Montgomery D. D. Rector Of the Church Of the lnea
nation In this city.
The Sanitary Committee of the Board Of Health
was visited by the presidents the city railroads. yesterday and an in
formal followed respect recently passed sanitary orn
sne which ords cushions the spreading hay
over aoO employment Of unvened The presidents
represented that their passengers especially elderly people demanded
the cushions should be retained nasuch a. u uns
against 81 the cushions from the hirlve
complaints had ben made In relation
Of the the presidents willing 20 promise 70
November MAY and the remainder Of the
The Sanitary Committee Will
the next meeting Of the Board Of Health.
The Sanitary Committee of tho DUaId Of Health
met YESTERDAY arguments Of counsel behalf the
gers who petition modification Of section Of the Sanitary Code
which forbds night soil from sinks without the Of air
tight apparatus affirmed that the Of
passage Of the ordinance had been eabub monopoly al the
work emptTng being done by the Manhattan Oios EI
Company which the patent Of gilt apparatus that
the RIeavng Company work properly but by process
tho old method and that finally the Company
The Odo" Company replied through
ordinance did monopoly namuo
kinds Of Tg apparatus patented and IN
other the OF which could freely compete with the New
opposition supported BY
who had formerly been accustomed 90 large
mission scavengers which ETcavang Company refused pay
emphaoay denei having made eoronate
charges The Sanitary Committee will report the petition Of the
scavengeu Wednesday next
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COMMERCIAL POLICY OF FRANCE.
DISPATCH OF THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR

DISPATCH OF THE GERMAN CHANCELLoR-HE
CObnIENDS THE ACTION OF THE GOVERN
MENT OF EXTRAORDINARY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The recently-pub-
Bshed Red Book Of Austria contains the text Of Prince
Bsmarcks dispatch Of April 90, 1872 in relation to the
action Of the Austro-Hungarsn Government upon the
proposition Of france fol- modification OF the Franco
Austrian Treaty Of Navigation Of Dec H. 1866, and Of
Tariff Of the Treaty Of Commerce Of the same date.
The following synopsis OF the dispatch is furnished by
Mr. Elliott Acting Chief Of the Bureau OF Statistics:
The German Chancellor expresses his interest in
the communication wherein Austria announced that she
had for general reasons rather than from considera
fOns affecting her own interests declined 10 accede 10
the French proposition He regards this action Of the
AustTOungian Government as OF great value 10 Ger
many and other European States for the reason that the
treaties which France In this case proposes TO modify
force until 1864 longer period than the similar
treaties Of with other country nave 10 run
So long these treaties with Austria fare in force the
by all countries which are entitled 10 be treated by
France the footing as the most favored nation
These treaties part OF liberal commercial system
which France had the credit OF initiating II the present
the distractions 70 freedom or commercial IN
tercOurse which had been swept away, new industrial
interests based those very distractions would soon
aDpear and these would lend their power 10 pre-
vent q return 10 liberal commercial policy.
alt is therefore," says the Chancellor the common In
of all the European States, that the commercial
treaties concluded by France at former period shall re-
main In force until public opinion In france has over
come the now prevailing inclination in favor Of pro-
tectiye tariff IL stO be looked on as a fortunate
circumstance for the commercial development Of Europe
that the Government of the State 10 which the present
situation has accorded So decisive ap influence on the
recognizes the obligation this situation imposes and Is
Veady 70 discharge H."
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CROP REPORTS.



WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The corn crop, &C
oording the statistical report Of the Department Of
Agriculture for October promises the largest
The country has ever grown. Only five States return
less than an average condition, wiz Delaware co. Mary
land o.; Virginia a. Florida. So Arkansas, 81.
Rhode Island placed at OO and every Of the other
states are above viz Maine lOs; New-Hampshire no.
Vermont. llS; Massachusetts,. lO2 Connecticut Ill ;
HeW-York, JOG; NewJersey, 100; Pennsylvania lO7 ;
North Carolina ITO; South Carolina iOS GeOrg ia 1906
Alabama, 100; Mississippi ia Louisiana, l2I; Texas
IN; Tennessee lOl West Virginia 1861 Kentucky. liz ;
Ohio ITO; Michigan loI Indiana no. Illinois, no. Wis
cOnsn, IO5; Minnesota. lO5; Iowa, lO Kansas,
ll2; Nebraska, lO9 California, lOi; oregon,
aea. The average for all the States is lO9.
The November returns will give the aggregate product
upon The product OF oats Is apparently
increased compared with that Of last year by about
per cent, but it will not equal the aggregate Of
zGOoOO0 bushels The comparison with last year is
follows; Maine, ll9; New-Hampshire %; Vermont, l1s
Massachusetts, %; Rhode Island, lOS; Connecticut Iii
&ew-York 90; EewJersey, So Pennsylvania IOO Della
ware 90 Maryland. 49, Virginia &c; North Carolina
lama 81; Mississippi, 99 Louisiana; los; Texas ne
Arkansas IO7 Tennessee. i24; West Virginia IS; Ken
+, urky 100 Ohio. % Michigan 90; Intiana, ILL., Illinois,
asa. Wisconsin, l05 Minnesota, lO6; Iowa, Missouri
g22 Kansas, 100; Nebraska, % California. lo3 oregon,
harley product is slightly above that Of last wear
Indiana and Is also increased ia Tennessee Texas
q decrease Is apparent in All the Atlantic States. The
year The principal producing States California New
,,ofJl Illinois iowa. Wisconsin, and Ohio. The quality
also below the average In most OF the States The
rye crop appears 20 DO smaller by two per cent than
f ast year quality Is generally goods though
rbEy below the average In New Hampshire, Vermont
1IsssscNpsetts, NsW.York, PenHsylTsBis' ksIylandi
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE SAN JUAN DECISION.


COMMENTS OF TnR LONDON PREss-TuE POSITION
OF THE BRITISH EMBASsADOR AT BERLIN
THE AMERICAN MINISTER CONGRATULATED
LONDON. Friday, Oct. 20, 1877.
The award Of the Emperor William in the
Juan case severely commented on by some OF inc
London journals.
The Times OF this morning says: The decision OF the
Emperor William of Germany the San Juan boundary
question is unsatisfactory, olear and indecsNe' eu'
we accent IL with loyal submssiyeness IAe It"eS SSV
Aays: 1--WE repudiate utterly the absurd and oaseless
charge that England intrigued at Berlin WIFE we" VI
modifying the Judgment OF the Emperor"
IN, Post considers the award damaging TO the m'e
ests and Diplomatic reputation OF England as was to
award Of the Geneva Tribunal 1t gives says t"e
Post " the key 70 British Columbian waters ~
United States. This settlement Of the question
tends TO improve the relations now existing O''"N
England and America ,.,.t.. tn,
The TeleCrdph and Noes reserve tnoH '''
Standard is silent upon the SUBJECT g.. ..n
q9o Co, 1pan award was communicated Just Ooioie
..idnieht on thel2sd inst The names OF the Imperial
svtsers ON whose reports the Judgment Is Daseu' o'
1srnn vice President OF the Supreme Court Aeper'
the eminent geographer, and Col dsehmid MEMBER =,
,he nerior Tribunal Leipsic. The referees hahuen
an their reports four weeks ago The reports VIII not DC
pblshed They charge England with vaguenessl III tue
wording Of the Treaty Of 1s40 and state that he worn
souherly means the shortest channel to the euuV VI
Juan de Fuca. No.. ,,-,oo, 10, o. 1872
Nr odo Russell the British ambassador to Germany,
called upon Mr. Bancroft, the American Minister as'
night and congratulations were exchanged upon INC
termination of the long-stsnding San Juan boundary
dispute Mr. Russell said the last cause for dlihcniy
bet ween England and America had been removed, ana
hencefortb peace and friendship would prevail between
She two nations The most cordial feeling was exhb'
ied by both the ambassadors during their conversation
Mr. George Bancroft has received the congratulations
Of large number Of his oounymen on the decision VI
the Emperor.
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cpIMrs ANp cAsuALrIEs-pY rELEaRAPH


~ The tug =. p. Pratt exploded her boiler, last
night While ly.s dock Osvsgo n L. The had h
q. about 10 minutes before the eIplosioh
go. Blauvelt g. GilmOres paper mill, at Lee, Mass.
burned yesterday The engine and machinery saTed
The Insurance is $4,000.
800 Francis II. Butler shoe manufacturer Of
springe Yo County Ne aged 49, hung himself Thursday
Portland ster sending biz family spend tie day
William II. VaIney, employed at the WasOn
Shops Springfield MIS- csut IN belt yesterdsy and
a shaft making 100 revolutions minute lie killed
almost instantly. He ~ old and leaves wife
800. The entire family of Isaac Rawls of Robertson
County, Tenn poisoned few Mrs. hass
sher Mr. Rau and anoer daughter and dan
geouSly H. II > known how the poisoning occurred
IA very large ard well-flled barn of the Hon.
Plk Jones at bis farm Porsmoath ~ H. burned Hilh
nearly all lie The 10 from $4,000
eso 600 Insured In the Hartford and Home companies The
bxnsa
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, ATDIcKNsoEs, IN PARx-Row.
O., MO Eoon-5Io 3p.m.-56o hdhght-5Oo
PROMINENT ARRTvALN.

81 Nicholas Hotel-Judge w. L. Allen of the New
Yo1I Court Of Appeals, Gen J. HAran Auditor General and the
Hon Jourisn Of Of Pennsylvania Gov Page OF
Vermont Jugp H. J. Andrews Of Cleveland Col W. Wall Of Washng
ton T. Darlington Of Oswego ard n Wsshbun Of Woees.eI
Mass 100 CireHfoa HOc-Goy Hoffman, and Baron de Busnere
Paris. EynA Arenue Hotet-Bshop Keroot Of Ply,
hurgh, H. Bosrdman Smith snd the Hon. John l.
Bmlra, judge Mcneil Of Fhk Lieut. Col Oiy 81 inc
British Army H. Pendeton Of Cincinnati n Drake OF Oon
ing n Ros-Ibe A. Wells Of Conneot-
Pay Director Cunningham T. Nay. Holman Hors-
r. IlAweY Of Connecticut William Williams Of indiana
Charles Van Benthuysn Of Albany and Francis Hayes
Aer York HO<-Co Jerome N. Bonapsre Of Baltimore "
riHsfer HOiel-M. Garcia, the Argentne Minister. ana
v Westenherg Minister from Holland. .dstor HOUR
A. d. Mullctt Supervising Architect Of The Itea5uI!
Department Isl James Hoel-Tle Hon. w IoeeJ Si Foa ~
Henry ~ w.. Grand Ho-Tbe Hon. bhphae lst OF
hachuss Prof H. NJ Anderson OF Tennessee and william
Of Sheffield Eng Brero0rt HOuseGen J. g. Pake Nsnns
DtRs H0-Prof Van Beusohoien Of Mddet0wn,
The Rev j. w Brown Detroit and Capt John Goldman o.
Kuere H0usB Eekeman Vice Consul At Ponce r"0
Rice and John la Parge, Newport
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FRANCE.

SALE OF CARICATURFs OF TIE EX-EMPERoR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE PER-
MANENT COMMISSION.
PARIS. Friday, Oct. %, 1877.
President Theirs has forbidden the sale of
sarcaures Of the ex Emperor Napoleon and his family
The members Of the japanese Embassy, now IN Paris
were entertained at banquet, last night at the Grand
Hotel in honor OF the birthday Of the Mikado.
The Permanent Commission OF the National Assembly
has suspended its regular sitting AT the last meeting
Of the Commission NJ Grevy the Chairman, announced
that he would lay the Assembly soon as it re-
assembled protest Of Prince Napoleon against his
expulsion from France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
SPAIN.

THE ADDRESS TO THE KNG--PRoPOSITION TO
ABOLISH CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR POLlrI-
CAL OFFENsEs REJECTED.
MADRID, Friday Oct. 25 1877.
The Senate has adopted the address in reply
10 the speech the Throne by vote Of 70 against
- The address had previously been adopted by the
Cortes The resolution providing for the abolition OF
capital punishment for political oenses has been re-
iected by vote Of % against So Meetings in opposition
60 the army CONSUMPTION system continue 10 be held in
Provinces.
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lAnnouncemenuI
DAxDRUFr.-BURNErFs COCAINE removes.

DESIRE TO FURNISH MY TESTIMONY IN BE-
HALF OF Dr. JAYSE EGcELIET MEDICINE EIPEoToRASr
IT BECAME SO BAD FALL WINTER Sr
KEr; SEIrHIR
FERFoRN KIND. IL cHoPPED BRIsnT
MINUTES l would DowS BREATH, 50
PISALLT, VAS
PERSUADED ErPRcToRASr. AND,
MEssRs HAwLEI BroHELL PLACE COMMENCED
USING AFTER TAKING BorrLE' an 70
DO MUCH WORK A MAN SEIGHBoRHoD,
ENTIRELY THEREFORE coz.
AMI TROUBLED WIN
AsTHXL-Horaee smedley Ftchburg, Mich.
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POLICE NOTES.

Mrs Mary Scaife while insane yesterday. jumped
from thirds story window Of No. 6 Fs Brooklyn aud fatally
injured.
boat freighted with large quantity of rope and
chain captured the Atlantic Basin by officer Of the Third Pre-
nct Of Brooklyn yesterday Tue three river thieves Who also
the boat escaped
Richard Mclaughlin and Patrick Gardner, two Of
the BatrOw released from Jail vesear
baed each The District have Nebs.
Denver tined for pleD in the murlor Of 0Her Donshue
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DOMINION OF CANADA.


FORMATION OF a NEW MINISTRY.
ToRNOTo, Ont, Oct. 25.-The Hon. Mr.. MOwat
has formed a new ontario Cabinet consisting of p
Mowat Premier and Attorney General; Adam Crooks,
Treasurer; T. b. Pardee, Secretary Of state A. Nickel
lar Minister OF Pablo Works and r. W. Scott Commits
ElOner Of Crown Lands.
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MUSIC

Mrs. Philip D. GUlager is to give musical
entertainment Thursday evening at Irving Hall,
she purposes producing the entire music Of Wal
lAoes Lurlne" with large chorus and orchestra.
Sic Agramonte will have the direction OF the concert
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BETHESDA WATER cures those hitherto
~ Eeurabe diseases Diabetes and Bnghrs
illustrate, u astonishing enee had b,a Suffering over tv, ysu
WARREN STONE ~ D. huOheans. Cured Dr. j. North New.
Dr. James Phillips Nes-rork; hefJu.oe Chs, loc.e
Justice FIELD Gov feHioa and hundreds Of othsrs % jpd1s
oiaIh, brotni Consumption, debility pars,sA
Of The n blood liver and urinary organa Fu eetor, b,
the attending pbysleAn Oae., No 200 Broadway EeuYort
MUSTARD SEEDS-TRIESTE, CALIFOR-
1VI MA DUTCH and kAhI INDIA pue,s bv The
pssisss ssIJ. ,TAFT TYLER, IspsrsIs, 81 Cssu-st
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MRS. GREELEY,s ILLNESS.

Throughout the day yesterday Mrs. Greeleys
condition was Of intense suffering, and at late
hour last night there were no signs Of improvement
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THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

TROUBLES WITH THE NATIVES OF CHATHAM
ISLAND.
MELBOURNE, Victoria, Oct 24.-TrOuble has
occurred with the natives of the Chatham Islands in the
south Pacific Ocean, and the whites are threatened
with determination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26


The attention of Merchants and
others requiring insurance against
Loss or Damage by Fire is invited
to the above statement.
The security afforded by this Com
pany may be judged not only by the
Amount and character of its Assets,
but by its past record, including the
payment of its Immense Loss by the
Chicago Fire, without borrowing, or
calling in single loan on Bond and
Mortgage, and without litigation in
any case. Special inducements to
those dealing directly with the
Company.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
J. II. WASHBURN, Secretary.