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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
False theories over.nrown

We live under a new medical dis2ensaton, very
different from that under which so many of our
forefatheFs died The sick are no longer bled till
tn faint, gorged with mercury, nor Frustrated
with violent cathartics, nor blstered on their
shayen heads. Ever since the Introduction Of Hos
letters Stomach Btters, yenty years ago, renova-
tlon and restoration, not depletion and prosration
have been the watchwordjSf the judlcious portion
OF the profession. The remarkable success of this
famous vegetable preventive, ,nvigorant and correc-
tive has worked complete revolution in the genera
treatment of disease. At first the dogmatic mem
bers Of the faculty would not believe in it,, "whatv'
they exclaimed "cure liver complaint without mer-
curry chronic rheumatism without colchicum fever
aud agus without quinincl | nposslble!" But the
most obstinate increduity must yield In the end to
practleal demonstration. From that time to the
present dyspepsia, biousness, In ermttent fevers,
muscular diseases, nervous complaints and consti-
pltiOn have vanished under the operation OF the
great specln 1, in at least ninety per cent Of the
cases in which it has been used as a remedy for
these ailments. while as preventive Of all maladies
generated by change Of climate, sudden revulsiOns
of temperature epidemic poison in the atmosphere,
and unwhoesome water, lis beneficial efe7ts have
been so obvious and uniform as tS secure the most
perfect confidence in Its properties as antldOte
safeguard and cure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
Genuine scotch oat Meal.

This important and valuable article OF food is
highly nutritious and easily dgested; II contains
more oily matter than any other OF the cultivated
cert al grains while its heat end fat making and its
1esh and blood-making properties render It well
adapted as food for persons Of sedentary habits,
dyspeptics, invallds and cOnvalescents
One part OF this Oat Meal contains as much mus
clelnaking material as five parts OF ane fiOur aud
furnishes more Of the requirement for hard work
mental or physi ial-than any other known grain,
Made into porridge and eaten at breakfast ii will
relieve hahiiual constipation
Also finest pin head oat meal. the hest brand OF
Irish oat meal Bethlehem oat meal and full line OF
dietics for the sick
E BRTNGHUR T 4 co, Apathecarios.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06

NKTILMINGToN TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages to and from all parts Of the city, Rail
road Depot and boat. Also baggage called for and
checked (Where Railroad tick Is are heidi to al
points from private residences or hotels. Orderl
left at tthe Franklin Telegraph ONCE, No
d West Third Street; E. Bringhurst a Co.
Sixth and Market; Smith a Painter, Seventh
and Market, and b. Il G. Shoemaker, sos Market ST.
will receive prompt attention. Principal Otfice Bag
gage Room, r., W. and B. Railroad Depot.
j. j. MCMULLEN,
septls-ly j. Il. SEAL, PrOprietors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
Congress
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May. A.
Mr. Sumnsr's bill, prohibiting distinction on
the account of race or color in the District pub
lie schools, was taken up.
Mr. Bayard denounced it as unwise and cruel,
and said that il it passed it would react upon
the party forcing it upon the people.
HOUSE.
Five minutes tariff speeches were either read
or filed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
SnnIn

A GENERAL RIsrNd EXPECTED To-DAY--HoNoRs To
DON CARLOS AND RoDo.
MADRID May 4.
The rising Of the Carlists on a large scale is
expected to-day, in Cobolonias.
In is reported that Don Carlos and Roio were
received at Verd, with the ringing of bells and
cheers Of people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06

Gold closed on Saturday at 113l4 Govern
ment securities generally advanced 16a9l The
Philadelphia stock market was moderately ac-
tive, and quoted steady at the close.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06

Col. McComb has been organizing some extern
siys railway enterprises in the Southwest, which
are quite fully described elsewhere. He com
mands portion Of national influence and i'm
portance, and thus makes his citizenship in
Wilmington contribute to our citys prominence,
as the home Of so energetic and comprehensive
a capitalist.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
From our Late Edition Of saturday.l
New York.

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT COMPOSER.
New York, May 4.
Alt, the c1mposer, arrived here, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
ErcaIaInr I

Lippiucotts Cold sparkling Soda Water. Refresh
ing and dlieious, with choicest selection Of Fruit
Syrups in the city, at FOSTERS
FIR mt and West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06

& l.. NICHOLS a CO., EXPRESS. Baggage re-
SsmOyed to any part Of The city. Carpets cleaned
and preserved from moth, and reaid with care. Cal
somining, whtewasllng, &c., &c. All orders hank
tuly received anu promptly attended to. Otce, 305
King street. Please leave orders at the following
places for baggage and carpets, dc. Mr. j. r. HulI
Third aud Market sire ts Grernman, PieraOn d
Co.. 4l9 Market street; s. X. Ball Co. 5lT Market
street; A. Bradley Jones, 6l5 Market street, Joseph
Jones'. Fifth AMI Market street; aad !i25 orange St
See wag ON the street feb2G-3m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
pIsInfactanta and InsectIcldes.

CamphOr Blue Stone Carb1c Acid Chloride
Lime Solution Ch'oa'de Soda, Fosters Bug Poison,
COstars Rat, Roarn, and Insect exterminator, at
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06

The evident necessity Of doing something
practical to reform the municipal politics of
Philadelphia has caused the organization Of the
Reform Club" for that purpose. 1t includes
a great number of leading citizens Of wealth,
character, and influence. They have purchased
the Florence estate, on Chestnut street west of
18th, which is to be transformed into sumptu-
GUS club house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
In the aprInn OF the Yonr

In the SprInG Of the YoaF
Many persons, particularly those whose occupation
Is sedentary suffer very much from general physical
prosraton loss Of appetite distaste for food, want
of energy languor, paeness, enanciation, &c., for
the relief OF al auoh cases we would cali especial
attention TO the
PHosPEO- -FRRRATED ELIXIR OF CALIsAYA
BARK. tH
Iron, PhosphOrous and cdlisdyI,)
AND BITTER WINE OF IRON,
made by e BrinRhurst 4 Co. These elegant prepa.
ratons are palatable aud grateful to the taste ac
ceptahle TO the stomach and Uniform In strength
possessing decided tonic and anti-pa riodic proper
ties They improve the appetite, assist digestion
increase the strength and relieve the exhaustion
and fatigue arising from excessive mental or phys
cal labor and are particularly suited for the Of
convalescents, dyspeptics delicate females children
and invalds generally. Prepared by
Z. BRINGHURsT d CO., Apothecaries,
cor. Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
Anaheim California Wines,
For medicinal and culinary use. For sale by
FAC. SHOEMAKER,
sO3 Market street Institute Buildinp
w. T. AIrichs,

T0T Market street. having replenished his stock Of
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles; ALSO OF Pat
ent and Family Medicines asks a continuance of
public patronage.
He still sells that celebrated Perfume the Dew d
Andes feb23-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
Ra,chelor,s Hair Owe,

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best in the World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
No Ridiculous tints, or unpleasant Odor. The genu-
Inc w. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
IMMEDIATELY a splendid BLACK or NATURAL
BROWN. Does not stain the skin, hut leaves tine
HAIR CLEAN, SOFT aud BEAUTIFUL. The only
safe and PERFECT Dye sold by all Dru sgists
Factory l6 BOND ST. New York.
marh-eed6W1Y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
NOTICR.

N oTlcE'
The undersigned is pie lsed to inform his
friends and customers that ha has com
peted the repairs to his store at the N W. OF
Eighth and Tatnall, and has opened II with
fresh supply of new goods, comprising groceries,
vegetables, aud all kinds OF fruit In season. Where
he will be found at all times and gla1 to see his
friends.
aprl5 sm THOs. KNOTT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
who Forged Delnware,s Name 2

The foreign humbugs, who voted at Cincinnati,
in the name Of Delaware, are not yet un-
earthed. Probably they never will be. But the
transparency Of the fraud is shown in the COM
position Of the National Executive Commit
tee" The person appointed upon this, to rep
resent Delaware is George Alfred Townsend, the
Washington newspaper correspondent This is
new joke in the same vein as Greeley's nomi-
nation! Mr.. Townsend was born in this State,
but has not resided here for twenty or thirty
years, and has no more claim to represent Della
ware than he has to call himself a Sandwich
Islander. OF course he takes the! place as q
mere pleasantly But was it he who cast Della
wares six votes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
Soda waterI seea Water. Soda

We have opened our Fountain for the season and
exp ct TO keep up our old reputation for having the
Oest IN the city. Try it for yourselves at
B d Z. SH0EMAKERS,
NJ rkpt gtrppt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08

xxusExENrs SECOND PAaK-Fourih. fifth and sixth
AsrRo%o s0%"i ssreosp PAen5rosrn a,S column; Cunmn
rAsNss ''ts%n Faas
sno6knS s1in S0'a% NEAL ESTATE FOR sALEFrnsr PACE
sussss TIES 0Proir MITES PAaEtourth col
eHSlSEEEsa eiTa EEaE EsTAfE FOR SALE~FssT fAsEThrd
cLEkRs AND sALEsMEN-rwELrrH PAaR-Fifth col
lum. va
coAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs-FInsT PAen-Fifth and sixth
HTsHIP eTHTEssHIPs FIRST PAeR-Fourh column.
RANTISGR PAs.s ooumn
EX M sTs M p IeG%H RSIgasp AND us
Sssass second sSs%e Column
Hsoas laI2aTsnsrs TO
srooNp PAsE-second column.
sgssGH
aELf P0'VHu WASTED FEMALEs-rwrLrru rAar--FOursh
sELf s0'S2n %S2%nSrED-MALEs-rwrIrrn rAar-FnsA col
HORSES. CARRIAGES. ao.-Fmsr PAGK-First and
HoTEIsITWWli siVsni % tn PAer-sixth column.
HOUSES. ROOMS, &c, wANrED-FIRsT PAax-Foufsh
lNsTEGSTioN-rIns PAeE Sixth column;
EoHN Ss Fss Pser oSu%n 'oa"n
Lost AM youEnrrasT PScEcairs c,s cainm so.umn
MARBLE MAN rELS-FIRsT RAsx-Thiri column. r
b MFDIlAL-SsCoND PAGE-F0urth column.
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
Sixth column.
NUSICA -sEUoN Nd PAGE-Fifth column.
NEW PUBLICAfIONS-SECoND PAaE-Sccond column.
PEkSUNAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
P1ANOFOKTEs-SE PA9E-Sxtn column.
PROPERTY MHa 1 @ cTY sas SALE OR TO
FIesT PAGr- Third column. r,,,
REAL ESTATE TO kXCHANGE-FIRsT PAeE-Third coli
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-PIRsT PAGE-Sx.h column.
REWAkUS-fiRsT PAGE-r rst column. ,
SITUHTIUHS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGK-
Second third and fourth columns.
BlTUATIONS WANTED MALES-TwRLfTH FACE
Fourth and htth columns ,
5PORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.-FInsr PAeE-First col
rHk EVENING rhLEGRAM-sEooND PAaE-Thrd col
THE TaApEs-TwxLyru PAaE-Fiith column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-sECoND PAaE-
Second column.
rRAvELLERS' q lDE-FIRsr PAax-sxth column.
UNFi FINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO PU tCHASE-FIRsT PAoE--Fourth column
WATCHES, JEWELRf, &C.-rwELFTH PAGE-Fkst COL
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &o.-TwELprH PAeE-Firss
c0iumn. ...-.,.. ..s...
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. ~U.

ns,hchSS OAhhlAesESe GCs
THE AUCTION HOUSE or
once ana saiemoom 81 Nassau Street
opposite tn Post office
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF cur business Is conducted at our =
IN ia AND h9ksE Az, A!I, lloN 10 M MAHT xpp
'''' "' AM " S FoGRra 'HVfsr.s HvENTn. SHEET NhA"
SALES OF Efs's ossls Si s0la HsB sfyS1r saaRrAoEs
aETY WsSa IGssPAT 4o ASp y ERpA OR THOSE
fe hoss OF Carriage; to se win Ind our mouse per-
we ali our shr o ON thc
which govern honorable houses in ali mercantile
NE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
'rSP SP hossEs
street. where we also keep register OF horses tor pr
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CoNsIaNMgNTs.
wALpRoN { COOKIES
los Liberty ss New charsh os No. III Cedar sta
Six head OF superior work orrcs sold to cee estate
u Be- warranted good workers and
Pair Carriage Horses: and old mood drivers
Ono bay Truck Horse. is hands years. sound, kind and
One Portland Sleigh and So. Harness
Sale positive, rain Or shine.
A GREAT SALE OF BLooDED KENTUCKY STOCK ON
prompt. stable. Is IwsH'y eighth ..Iss! being
w4a e
Lexington have received tst premium at the State Fair a.
bet OF matched trotere In the state They are cos
masa have ony flowing tails and manes drive eve to-
rantcd rot In % which they ha done twice this eason
the refused $4,000 for them last June broken
to all harness, and warranted sound and kind.
HIGH BRED TAN OF GRAY MARES, l54 HI0H,e
years old Rred by Pilot dam thoroughbred; are perfect
models of beauty style tro three minutes aud
twelve mies hour; and is superior under saddle
They hne pair OF young as ever were seen,
and warranted In every respect.
BLOOD BAY GELDING l6H high. years old has great
style and action suitable for carriage saddle warranted
souuu and kind. i.
Bailey Horse old has record OF 2:ss known a.
oil the fastest i've milo In the cnunty, having
rotted his 1ve miles in S Ill he 10 goes IN great
STYLE and pull road wagon In 2lo: warranted sound
THE ABOVE srorK have been in this city two weeks
and In order for driving, being all nccmacd and
ready for They Of the finest horses ever
brought this cv and must be seen to be appreciated
They sold the highest bidder without limit and
parties looking something 6ne invited 70 call and
examine them nj the staoie, wnere THEY AXE NOW On
EXHIBITION.
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COAsTWTsE STEAMSHIPS.

~--~ ~>.-~S
1AcifiVC VCSLlFoRSiA, JAPAN AND CHINA.
via Panama,
carrying ms'si il.irRs Rsissns''' . ana
Greyiown and Paciac Coast Of
Mexico, Central America,
Steamers leave and Oth each MONTH except when
:s ds @ on SaS sgEaf ffH IN cay a.
eav. ~ Norh Ever at Sc.cs no fSS Hspip wall d.
rect capno, rssS aaa so
connsong sr ali en american and South racnc ports:
Freight for last named pors received until 4r Of jan
Steamer CHINA win Leave Franclaco reor;. ls7a
further Apply at copsnys ONCE the pier
spsoaI Notice 10 snpper..-steamer OCEAN QUEEN
w despatcneo at IA O'Clock OF 9Th Inst, for Aspn
wall direct as an extra steamer.
% HTfaNTio Fhs NAIL Hlt sTaaAshIr II AAHAfA COMPANY
Sailing regularly every Thursday. at O'Clock r. W. pre-.
C9ILMsIA Capt F. Van Slice via Nas'au..... January 7!
GoRRS cksTRE Capt HGam: via Naaaj January
Forheisht or passage apply TO -, ,,,,,,,,,
No Sowing Green.
TESSss5 IS; s.sD,sg AsD ysFA CRUZ
y Ea, Rysr sSu s S,rss; 70 Havana rr,.
ShEoPATRh Psiaps sIisssns only, wean,sis Jam Jam
f'r ''e'' or Is'i1f r. XEEx%TDRE SONS, SO Broadway
L'oa yERNANDIHA, JACKSONVILLE, TALLAHAs-
and ali other point. The Florida and Jactsonve Pensa.
cola .'d a'ss aSP'9 IT, ssiSsn'"'s.. Ga
sails Saturday, January IL a.sP NJ from pier % North
Insurance onehaf per cent.
For freight or passage ApglXy pXMns sG HAND II, wall stree.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
T. SOUTHERN LINE.
''' '''-"'''P CITY or GALVESTON,
Captain Rowland. ,.~- IN A A
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HOUSES, ROOMS, tEC., WANrED.
WANTED-D0WN TOWN. LARGE LOFTS FOR MAN
Address box ig1) Post n1lce.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

no CONTRACTORs.-wANTED,A A STEAM SHOVEL
will purchase hre, or will let srre amount OF er.
cavaon 20 parties having Address box as Post ONCE
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CITY REAL ESTATE ron s.LE.

A FIFTH AVENUE. SMALL DESIRABLE DWELL
IA. ing with all modern improvements, In fee for sale
reasonably possession; near Thirty second street
", X. STEVENSON & SON, IL Pine street.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Comp sM all Steamshps be-
tween New York and Havre calm: at Brcs;.
The splendid this lavorite route for tho Con
nsnt win sail from pier No. SO North River az foows:--
WAsHlN TON. Roussan, Saturday January l3
WILLIE DE PARIS. Surmont, saturday january ~.
PEkEIRE, Danre, SATURDAY.. February TO-
! ST. LAURENT, Lcmarie, Saturday, February IL
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIP

JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Lipe.
The steamship CORTEs, Captain s. Whitman will eavs
North River Saturday, January l3 at3 O'Clock
r. ~ Freight received daily. Through rates given
veson Indiano Mobile and st. Louis Cabin passage, ESQ.,
steerage ats6.
For freight or passage apply to oo
II. b. CROMWELL 4 CO., 30 West street.
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TRAyELLEas, GUIDE.

yTINRLAND RAILwAY-FoR vINELAND n. z. AND
Brldgeon. Lie fo,t D anrrAy 'sss, New fo.f' vis
New jersey Joutnsrn Il tifo I'd, ~ A. Al r M "
steamers EMPIRE STATE A s.s ~ e. ,,,.,,s,I
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class Tenement Properly, paying large percen!a e
must be sold; also Leasehoi Property. Apply to FEr
TRET II REMsEN, l.o36 Third avenue sxsy-nrs!
street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
Ge aap spp 4 damest, Gbursoag ornimg Hap 9, 1892

ume, will be remembered favorably by Miss
Kayanagh's many admirers. Adele is French
girl, with all the charms of that lat any rate in
literature) fascinating creature. For sale by
Sanford & Co.
CARRIE WILLIAMS AND HER SCHOLARS and
FOLLOWING FULLY are the titles of two new
stories for young people, published by Henry
Hoyt, Boston. They are both of a decidedly re-
hsious character. For sale at Sanfords.
APrLEToN's JOURNAL, Monthly part No. 81,
containing all the numbers for April, has been
out some days. 1t is sufficient to say that it is
quite worthy OF its place in the series OF month
ly parts of one of the best periodicals of the
kind now issued. Let no one buya republished
English magazine, so long as he can get such
American publications as this, with It's various
and excellent table of contents and its abundant
| illustrations. You can have it in weekly num-
bers or in monthly paris, as you choose. This
monthly part has portraits Of the present king
and queen of Spain, Amadeus and Maria Wit
| toria, and, also, of Victor Lefranc and NJ. de
| GouIard, members of the French ministry.
BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, for
| April. contains part 9th of 'The Maid of Sker,'
not quite as entertaining a portion as the former
chapters Of this very odd, bright and fasci-
mating story. "a True Reformer" is continued
A paper on "The Ministers, the Parliament and
the Country" by Cornelius O'Dowd, is severely
critical, as usual. Other articles are "Percy
Bysshe Shelley" "French Home Life" New
Books, &c.
OLD AND New, for May, is a very good num-
Der, although it continues that unattractiye lit
erary monstrosity, ''Six of One by Half Dozen
OF the Other" there being abundant compensa-
ton for this drawback in the other continued
stories, ups and Downs and "The Wears
Daughter" Among the other articles is one
on the education question, in congress, by Hon.
Geo. f. Hoar.
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY, for May, con-
cludes its series of articles on "Wine Max
ing in California" has papers on "The North
ern California Indians" "Pioneer Days of Cali
fornia," "Chiuese Interiors" poetry, stories, re-
views of books, &c.
| The LAKESIDE MONTHLY, for May, publish
ed by the University publishing company, Chi
cago, has for its table of contents: "Twenty
Years Ago" "Some California Savages," '9Iys-
terics," "The License System of Taxation" "Sir
Charles Dixie at Home" "The Science of Liy-
ing" &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

A PROMISING AMERICAN MusIcIAN.A cor
from Stuttgart in Wurtemburg, makes the fol-
lowing mention of gentleman well remembered
J in Worcester:
Now that hurried study and work has become
one of the recognized characteristics of Ameri-
can art students abroad, it becomes a patriotic
duty TO bring into prominence the names of
those OF our countrymen who, resisting the
national temptation to haste, are pursuing in
foreign lands patient ard conscientious course
of study. Mr.. Henshaw Smith, fellow towns
man of yours, is one ofthe worthy names that
occur to us in this connection. He is now study
ing at the Stuttgart conservatory and has
circles here by his recent very promising sue
cesses both as performer and as composer At a
concert given lately by the court pianist, Henger,
Mr.. Smith played with that well known master
a duet on Lutzow's "Wilde Jagd," by Weber,
arranged for two pianos by +. Hitler. The au-
dience was most brilliant and appreciative, the
newspapers eXtOlled in the highest manner Mr.
Smiths performance, and there were critics
who declared the duet TO be so admirably rem
dered, that one could hardly distinguish which
of the two pianists was master and which pu-
pill. In fact, with regard TO their Young fellow
citizen, there was nothing left for BostOnians 70
desire.
On Palm Sunday the beautiful little church,
a gift of an English lady to her countrymen
resident in Stuttgart-was filled to overlooking
by crowd probably guilty of being drawn
thither rather by musical than by religious de-
votion. Saints, virgins, and professors that
peopled in purple and gold, the pointed win.
dows, were dumb with surprise, They rarely
see so large congregation in the afternoon.
Every one had come to hear the anthem COM
posed by Mr.. Smith upon the words of David :
"By the waters of Babylon we sat down and
wept." Every one went away in raptures. The
parts were most skillfully put together, and two
solos, one for soprano and one for high baritone,
we've full Of originality and pathos,
We might dwell more at length upon a sub
ject which it is so pleasant to dwell upon, But,
for the present, we content ourselves with this
slight tribute to deserving industry and talent,
not doubling but that in the future you will
hear many more and still better things Of this
young and promising artist,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS HreIns.

In Washington territory everything is sacri-
feed to euphony in naming their rising towns.
One of the latest triumphs is Skookum Chuck
and with this verbal felicity the Skookum Chuck
ians are justly elated.
The building for women students at Cornell
university will be commenced this year, and is
to cost about S150,000, with gift of S1OU, 900
besides.
A blind woman at Sioux City, Iowa, puts
needle and thread between her teeth, and with
deXterous movement of the tongue passes the
thread through the eye.
Rusdn has ordered the new edition of his
work to be bound in rich purple calf, with gilt
edges, aud not single copy will be allowed to
go out in any other shape.
The London Times has been worsted in libel
suit to the tune of ten guineas The suit was
brought by the mayor of Exeter, and the cause
was that the Times had printed a letter saving
that the mayor had melted riot
The meanest man in the world has turned up
in New York city. He disposes O. such spuri-
GUS ten-cent stamps as come to him in change
by giving them to blind men in the Bowery and
taking shoe'strings or pencils from them in ex-
change.