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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-28
pproved February Q, 1872.
GENERAL NATURE, No. is4.l

NF'"1'"1F'17 tFHINTFui AEUs IUlsI
AN ACT 10 repeal 30 much OF section six OF an aci
entitled "An act making appropriationa for the
support OF the army for the year ending June thlr
tleth, eighteen hundred and seventy and tol
otheI purposes, approved March third, eighteen
in the Engineer department OF the army.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of Rspressnta
tires Of the United States Of America In ConoTess a.
sen,bed, That 70 much Of section six OF an act en-
titled can act making appropriations for the sun
port OF the army for the year ending June thirtieth
eighteen hundred and seventy. and for other pur
pOses," approved March third eighteen hundred
and xty-nine, as prohibits promotions and new ap
pointments In the Engineer Department be, and the
same Ia hereby, repealed: IToBidsd That nothing
herein contained shall authorize pr0mt tOn In said
department above the prade Of colonel
Approved June 10, 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-28

IL
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cen hundred and seventy-one entitled IAN act IN
provide for the better security OF life on beard Of
vessels propelled In whole or In part bV steam and
Tor other purpOaes.h PrOUidej, That this act shall
passage. 80
Approved February O. 1872
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-28

AN ACT concerning the circuit and district courts
nAs.
Re- IL enacted bv the Senate and House Of RepreseIl-
drs " the Ulited States of America IN Congress as
srwbd, That from and after the passage OF this act
the May term Of the circuit court, and the October
term Of the district court Of the United states for
the district Of Kansas shall he commenced and held
at the city OF LeavenWorth, Kansas.
Approved, June 8, 1874.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-28
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tylrEn STATES or AMERICA,
mate and place OF firHt signature Of agreement.
including name OF shlpping-OfficeO
II N agreed between the master and seamen or
naruers OF the - -, OF which -
~ M prestnt master, or whoever shall 20 for mas
tpr now bound from the port OF -- TO
-, (here the voyage is to be described,
and the places named at which the ship Ia to touch
ar II that cannot be done, the general nature and
nrobnble length OF the voyage is To be stately
And the said crew agree TO conduct themselves In
an order y, faithful, honest and sober manner and
10 be at all times diligent in their respective duties
and TO be Obedlent 10 all the lawful commands OF
tne said m lBter or Of any person who shall lawfully
succeed him, and OF their superior officers in eyeTy-
ming re atlnR TO the said ship and the stores and
cargo thereof, whether on board I'm boats or on
shore; ald In consideration OF which service, 10 be
duly per formed, the said master hereby agrees TO
nav to the said crew an wages the sums against
their names respectively expressed. and to supply
IN IN with provisions according to the annexed
3 le. And 1t is hereby agreed that any embezzle-
enL or wllful or neg gent destruction of any part
OF the ships cargo or stores shall be made good to
tue owner out Of the wages OF the person guilty OF
I same. And II any pertOn enters himself as
ul lied for a duty Witch he proves himself lncOm-
D, cut 20 perform his wages shall be reduced in
ptoportlon to his incompetency And it is also
agreed that II any member OF the crew considers
himself to be aggrleved by any breach OF the agree
ment or otherwise, he shall represent the same 10
the master or o1cer in charge OF the ship In quiet
and orderly manner who shall thereupon take such
steps the case may require. Ana II In also agreed
which the parties agree, and which are not contrary
tJ Jaw
In witness whereof the said parties have subrcrl-
bed their names hereto on the days against their re-
sprctve signatures mentioned.
signed by - -, master, on the - day OF
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, eighteen hundred aud =.

signature of crew; birthplace; age. Height,
feet, luches. description, complexion hair. Wages
per month; wages per run edvAnce wages; amount
Of monthly allotment lime OF service, months,
days; hospital money; whole wages; wages due
place aud time OF entry time a. which he ls 70 be
on hoard; In what capacity; shipping commissions
ers signature or initials; allotment paya 10 to :
conduct qualifications.
NOrE-ln the place for signatures and descrip-
tlns Of men engaged after the rst departure OF the
shin the entries are 10 be made as above, except
tia the signatures VI the consul or vicecOnsu ON
Ger Of customs, or witness before whom the man IA
engaged Is TO be substtuted for that OF the ship
ping master.
ACCOUNT OF APPRENTICES ON BOARD.
Christian and surname Of apprentice, In full date
n registry Of indenture; port ut which indenture
WAS registered date OF register Of assignment port
at which assignment was registered.
TABLE D-(To BE INSERTED IN AGREEMENT
SCALE OF PROVISIONS TO BIZ ALLOWED
AND SERVED OUT TO THE CREW DURING
sunday = Bread one pound beef one and half
pound lour half pound, tea q ounce, coffee \ OF.
monday-Bread pound, pork = pounds peas 1,
pint tea . oz, coffee y OF, sugar 2 ozs, water s
Tuesday pound, beef Y pounds, -four y
pound, tea = OF, coffee u oz, sugar Ozs, water 3
qs
welnesday-B pound, pork \ pounds peas
y pit, tea u Oz, coffee y Oz, sugar OzB water qta.
rhursday-Bread pound, beef y pounds, nUur
= pound, tea - or, coffee y OF, sugar ozs, water
3qs
iriday-Bread pound, pork \ pounds, peas Y
pt tea o. coffee y oz, sugar uza, water qts.
SaJuIday-Brtad pound, beef = pounds, Tea -
Oz, c flee x OR, sugar Ozs, water qts.
,llerc any stipul ton for changes, or substi-
tulua OF one article for another, may be inserted)
SUBSTITUTES.
one ounce Of coffee, or cocoa, or chocolate, may
he substituted for Onequarter ounce OF tea; mOlhs-
for sugar. the quantity to be one-half mOre one
pOnnd OF potatoes or yams; One-half pound Hour OF
rice One-thild pint OF pease OF One-quarters pint
NJ barley may he substituted for each other. When
fresh meat Is issued, the proportion to be two
pound per man per day, In lieu OF salt meat Flour
rice and pease, beef and pork, may he substituted
for each other and for potatoes onions may be sub
sttuted.
TABLE E-CKBTlFICATR 0f1DIsCHARGB. (SectOn 24.)
Name and ohiCill number OF ship; port OF regis
try tonnage description Of voyage or employment
name Of seaman; place Of birth; date Of bth char
acter declines TO give statement VI character; ca
pacty; date OF entry; date OF discharge; place OF
discharge.
certify that the above particulars are correct, and
That the abOye-named seaman was discharged as-
Cordlngy.
Dated - day Of --, eighteen hundred and
(Slgned,) -- -, Master
(COnnterslgned) -- -, Seaman.
Given to the above-named seaman In my pres.
cnre this - day Of -, eighteen hundred and
(slgned,D ---, Shipping Commis' Toner.
Approved, June Z, 1871.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
,s.oi al The Second Session Of the Forty-second
GENERAL NATuRE-No. 1lG.l

AN ACT to authorize the appointment Of shipping
commissioners by the several circuit courts Of the
ifnlted states to superintend the shipping and
dsrbarQe OF seamen engaged In merchant ships
helonRinR 20 the United States, and for the further
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-28
GENERAL NArURE-No i94.l

,siEned,) --, Shipping Comwis loncr.
Approved, June Z, 1879.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-28

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
Fighting the socialists.

curious decree against the Socialists has
been Issued by the Prusslan Governor OF
hleswlck- BOlstein. This document states
that the codntry has for some time been over
run with agitatOrs, who get DIP meetings for
the purpose OF spreading Socialist Ideas
among the workingmen, and organize strikes
and other movements which are pTejudcial
10 Industry. Their efforts hSve as yet not
been very sucCessful but the Government
considers 1t necessary to ckplaia clearly the
real designs OF the Socialists TO those who are
not aware OF them. Their object Is ITO
overthrow everything that we love, respect
and hold sacred-the fatherlaud, the throne,
the altar, morality and law; 10 substitute the
public house for the home, to dissolve the
ties OF property, and to reduce labor tho
nourlsher and supporter OF nations, to the
playtblng OF ambitious demagOgues. II Is
the red republic which tho democratic Social
lists alui dt. According to their system laws
are 10 be made by the people, under the d.
roction Of party leaders who are already fight
ing among themselves. Knowing that they
can do nothing under present circumstances,
their efforts being hindered at every step by
the Intelligence OF tho people and tho strong
arm OF the Government, thG Socialist leaders
seek 10 dissolve all the bonds Of society. Il
IL for III that uicy preach hatred against
the proprietOrs, snbyert public order, undor-
mine public morality, and mock at the Chris
tlan religion. But, above all, they seek TO
paralyLg labor, 70 deproclate Industry, ~ de-
strOy all confidence between masters aud
men, TO foster discomfort, aud 10 Induce
worklngmen to lead an idle lie 10 public
places and at sedltlous meotings." The Gov
ernor concludes by urging both masters and
men 10 do their utmost 10 neutTallZe tho
effect OF those Vaccinations.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

A London correspondent says 1t Is gen.
uine Sign of Mr.. Dlsrnells popularity that
the whole town was glad TO read the contra,
dlcilOu of Lady Baconsheld's alarming IN,
meas. But II her ladyshlp has not been ex.
acuy Ill, she has tieTsrtheless sustained a
severe shock. Very recently, when on visit
10 friend, she felt weakness In her arm,
aud on examining the sensitive part Ii was
found that vein had burst and that some
loss of blood had already onsued. This WIS
all but the incident wa of a nature 10 JUS
tlfy apprehension and 10 account for the
sinister rumOrs which speedily got into crcu-
latiOn, especially when II Is remembered that
her ladyship ID upwards Of eighty years OF
age, and therefore fifteen or sixteen years
older than her husband. Nj DisrAelrs con-
jugal devotion IL 80 well known that little
need be said on that subject. A lady once
congratulated him on his great affection for
his wife. His answer was Us true rs II was
dellcately expressed 81 ought to be fond OF
her, for owe everything to her. Under any
circumstances he 10 man who would have
made his mark both "a n politician and as an
author, but without his wife's fortune he
might still have been struggling for place In
the second Official rank Of tho Conservative
party. II oil that his detraetOrs say of him
be true, he yet has personal qualities which
render him far more attractive than many
men Of more sanity rUnOwn. Very good
men are sometimes very cruel or very can't
Ing, but Mr., Dlsraell Is not christian Of this
order.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

The board Of directors Of the canal company
met In Annapolis on Wednesday, and the presi.
dent reported that owing to tho very low state
oiWateT In the PotomAoTlVer,A proper supply has
been only secured for the nav CATION Of the can
by tho extraordinary labor and care Of the en- q.
ployoea on the Georgetown and MOnOcecy dlVl.
siou. The gross earnings Of the company for the
past month arc largely In excess Oi any CORE
spending period since the completion OF the cana
while AZ the same time the expenses have been
reduced. The gross earnings were t5s, $50 ~;
total expenses, pay OF otiieers ordinary and ex.
traOrdlnaFy expenses tll,6Ts.64I net revenue
Tor the month as, g67,S0; number Of tons coal
shipped, lOi, o0ol6 The president also reports
that BY the direction OF tho board the services Of
one Of the bormasters at Georgetown had
been dispensed with, al we'll AS one Of tho bosses
and repair hands under him, which will result
10 a reduction Of the ordinary expenses Of frUm
q, 200 TO q, 800 per annum.
The report Of W. X. Hutton, chief engineer
OF Western Maryland railroad, who was selected
70 accompany the late president Hon. J. q.
Clarke, and NJ. 0Orman over the line Of the
canal, was read, recommending enlargement Of
capacity Of the canal at the cost Of $4,000 70 DO
expended In sums Of $4,000 to $4,000 per an.
numi $4,000 Is estimated for necessary repairs
during the fall and winter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Bids for the nuildinH a. be Opened To-Day.
The construction Of railroads, tho erection OF
elegant buildings for public and private uses
and the general Improvement In the appearance
Of our city mark the advance Washington Is
making. Nothing, perhaps, IN the way OF pub.
lie buildings indicates 50 declslvely the comfort
Of q city as It's market houses. Genuine CON.
fort consists In cOntentmcut, and contentment Is
y rarity unless ones table Is we'll provided.
Our city will soon be we'll supplied with markets,
structures In every way worthy Of her increasing
prosperity amt growing population. At Its last
preparation for the erection Of n market house
western section Of the city. In all respects II
will DO an elegant building, As tho following
description will show Bids for It's construction
will be opened oday by tho Board Of Public
Works and II Is expected u contract entered Into
at once:
The dimensions OF the building will DO 21s feet
on X street, extending from tho Fourth police
statlong l23 feet on Twenty.hrst street, to 30.
loot alley; so foot right angle with street, the
same forming hollow square Ol III by II feet.
There will be a tower 80 feet high, In which will
be placed n town clock, The arrangements in.
side arc 10 he Of the most complete character.
There will be an Office for tho clerk Of the mar.
ket and a ladies' retiring room. The fronts Of
tho building arc to be OF pressed brick and the
inside walls arc TO DO painted. The Vice presl.
dent Of the Board Of Public Works, under whose
direction the market will DO built placed the
work Of drawing the plans Of the building In the
hands OF Mr., Thomas NJ. Pluwman, who has per.
formed his duty we'll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.


CoRoEER Patterson yesterday ylsltsd tho
body Of John GAnnison, killed Friday after.
noon by falling into the hold OF the schooner l.,
NJ. Merrill, and deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The undertSEer, who buried Il "a The old nstSo,
dist burial ground near Lyons mills At the OK.
penso Of the captain Of tho schooner, Gan.
nisons effects were turned over 10 the property
clerk Of the Metropolitan police.
A BRuTE-OHoer Rogers Saturday arrested
the man, John Lilohheld, who a few weeks
ilnce brutally treated mule IN Alexandra,
Va, by cutting two slips In the animals tongue,
and then hed from justice, He was turned over
TO the Alexandria authorities Tor their action.
SALEs.-The sales SATURDAY were several
small lots Of prime wheat at lT21f6l1slf.
TVS RIvER.-Arrived, barge Roanoke, from
Winston, N. o., with $1,000 feet Of yellow pine
Bros, schooner X. Q. Stannard from Norfolk,
Va, with 10000 feet Of yellow pine lumber and
100000 shingles for Wheatley Bros; schooner
Saeo, from HAyre-de.Grace, with 10000 feet Of
white pine lumber for Plokroll q DO.
CAvED IE.-The sewer on First, near Market
street, broke through Friday night, workmsn
Were Immediately put at work on II, and Il Is
expected that all will be rightod In q day or
two.
AT LAsr.-The washington and Georgetown
cars resumed their travel 10 the city on Satur.
day afternoon. The hTst car over was greeted
with three hearty cheers
WANTED TO DRowN IIIMBELF. Saturday
night about 1880 o'clock, Oficor Haney heard
tho cry OF police and on going to the foot Of High
street, found man named Elijah Sullivan In
tho river endoayoring TO drown himself He
s,st,on SoI.e' vbsre n va lSunS tbSt ne H sS
suffering from the effects Of tho mania potu.
Sullivan was anerWard sent TO his home on
Brick Hill.
PoLicE WORK There were seventeen arrests
made by the police Of the Third precinct on sat
urdAy; hive for assault and battery, four for pro-
family, two carrying concealed weapons, and six
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Deaicra In robgeal,d vv,t.r -. h,sy irst nos,
Thar Il vo,v mr. do,,- ,,c,ns, a, nj IT..
49,. -" ,.'.,.. ~ ''''' ''Nh''
Inc suoou are uusV'
Money IL scarce.
Business Isn't particularly brisk now.
Water meIons everywhere.
Thore ara ihoss ,,ho o,ncv ,h., -. :, pooDi.,.
rdin0.S ~ ,ss wv ~ n ~, mn =,
,-s, s,,,-,,l 49,, " ~,
~ tn nt lesInoo Iheol.h Amppnk Us VINO
ooulu uehver lecture on hydrophoolA'
Five dollars nne for fishing In Mullott river,
Georgetown.
Tho lamp in the H. P. W. Lighthouse in
Georgetown shines Tor ALL
Fart Cooke a one Of the defoneea Of ucorge
town,
Dan, Rsv.,Ix 1rues.r has go,. N NyI,uiD,, a..
~ ~ ~ tVn ~, 70 70
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'p ne si ~ '"sp' Hu'e'usoS IN anotner
column heaa IL
. They are sun oetting on the result In North
carolina.
who stole the watermelon on the Lady Of the
I.Akef Harvey SAYS no didn't
snit 4, nov .i,er ,hs ynark.i. hor.. so.n..
Can be maj n, "''' NV iD''' ''U'' WI n0i'
,,
~ rs not P.oPo,Sd 70 ~ out "a eabbaBes the
Hfuuuu fronting tho centto market.