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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
MOunt vesuvIHs.

THE ERUPTION STILL IN PROGRESS - EXPLOSION
AND PANIC.
... NAPLES, April 27.
There is no abatement in the eruption of We
suvius The lava continues to flow, destroying
everything in its path. ~.
An explosion has been distinctly heard in this
city, and great panic is prevailing among the
inhabitants.
There are no visitors at the hotels, and the
fatality is confined exclusively to residents OF the
village on the side and at base Of volcano.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
e:3O p. M.
The Alabama Claims.

THE CLAIMS FOR INDIRECT DAMAGES NOT WITH
DRAWN.
NEW YORK, April 81.
The Times says the claims for indirect dam
ages are not withdrawn. The Government has
never intimated that any pecuniary award was
expected, but believes we had perfect right to
present them to obtain decision of the ques-
ton. If Great Britain does not agree to have
the principle desided, she must take the re-
sponsibility of breaking the treaty and refus-
ing to meet the generous advances of our Gov
eminent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
SECOND EDITION.
$50, II. M.
Congress
SENATE

WASHINGTON, April 27.
Mr.. Ramsey called up the Postal Telegraph
bill, and advocated its passage.
HOUSE.
1t was ordered that the House meet at eleven,
hereafter.
The Tariff bill was considered in committee Of
the whole
Mr.. Beck reiterated the statement that the
Secretary and Treasurer had failed to account
for one hundred and thirty eight million dollars
received from sale of government property with
in the last five years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
DAiFD Gsm#sereiM.
v,tnI Principle Of Republican Governments
In Me la,o.making body, all citizens, Of mature
40 so,nd mind, and untainted by crime, must
.,,Ut ,enyeseufed
The New Hotel.
a ATkiNsol
equally represented.

The joint committee, in charge Of the con-
,ruotion OF the new hotel, have decided not to
nj on another story or half story. The build
,e will be put up, as originally planned by the
.,ehitect, With. three stories and a maneard on
I.rket street, and Eve on King street. The
o.t of the additional story, running half way
ack, would have been about sl5420O n.f .f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
The Active Volcano.

LATER AND MORE ALARMING REPORTS.
The eruption continues with dreadful violence.
The lava has reached Sabastiano and threatens
other towns. Great Consideration prevails among
the inhabitants of the villages around. 1t is
again asserted that many tourists have been
surrounded and have persisted.
Victor Emmanuel has sent aid to the people
who are driven from their homes and encamp-
cd in fields.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
New York.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ON BROADWAY.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ON BROADWAY.
NEW YORK, April 27.
oberheyser Co.'S silk store, corner Worth
and Broadway streets, was damaged by fire this
morning.
The stock was damaged to the extent Of two
hundred thousand dollars.
VIM. SINNERS silks were heavily damaged.
Friedlander, Stock & Co.'s sclothing was damaged
by water.
Loss on the building, twenty thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
England.

MISS NELLIE GRANT-THE TIoHBoRNK CLAIMANT.
LONDON, April 27.
Miss Nellie Grant was presented to Quesn
Victoria, yesterday. The Tichhorne claimant
asked for a contribution of four thousand
pounds to continue the contest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
The Dramatic
PERFORMANCES, no DAY.

PERFORMANCES, no DAY.
Tins afternoon, the Troupe now playing at the
J, era House will give matinee performances Of
fncle Toms Cabin and this evening, The st,'eets
+ Nelp York. This seems likely to be about
Ia winding. up Of the dramatic season. and
hose who love the scenic effects and sensaii NAL
'erformanee, should not fail TO be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27

FIRsr DAY ScHooLs.-Fi. .n1s,, First Day
Schools will be instituted at Camden, Del, and
Easton. Md tomorrow. These. we believe. are
the first First Day Schools ever instituted by
the Fiends IN an official capacity on tho Pc
ninsula, south of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
PhIIadeIphIa,s smallpox.

REPORT FOR THIS wEEK-DECREAsE OF NEW CASES.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.
Deaths from small pox, during the week, So
decrease of from previous week. The number
Of new cases is largely decreased.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27

NJow is THE FINE 70 buy coal, as 1T has not
lN been lower for years. Mt. Carmel and Kohl.
moor Lehign are the favOrtte kinds. All sizes kept
on hand under cover, and carefully screened.
GEO W. BUSH. French-St Wharf.
LNNTERPRIaR C0AI1-Persons VINO are tired Of
~ trying TO burn slate and dirt, should 90 bo
FOUT, West and Water streets, and huy the EN-
TERPRIsR COAL, and get clear OF hokR Try It;
you will want no other.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27

r COVERING. - Tne friends Of Mr.. Thomas
Giles who has been suffering for several weeks
to learn that he has recovered 80 far as to be
able to walk out in his yard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
Iowa.
SAD AND FATAL SUICIDE.

DAVENPORT, April 81.
Mrs. Moloken yesterday drowned her infant
and then herself in barrel Of water while her
insane husband was attacked with spasms. Az
ter his recovery he is very low.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27

cash. So don't waste any sympathy and
admiration in that direction. The Walnut st"
Company has started out on whatit calls Grand
Starry Tour, am afraid it will be stary-
inQ tour, INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

- PHILADELPHIA, April n.
Cotton quiet 231S@24. Flour active holders
firm superfne $5@614 extras $6s4@7A, I;
Wheat firmer, Penns. and Western red,
S1.9O@1.95. Corn quiet yellow 6S@69. Oats
54CG56. Provisions very quiet. Whiskey W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27

W. & II. n. II. ITEMs.-Messrs. Hart Il Bro.
received, by this line, two car loads Of Western
hams.
Excursion tickets will be issued from Coats
VILE, and points the road, 10 this city, on the
occasion Of the exhibition OF Barnum's show, on
the 30th. lIt ffH 4.l
Lancaster County cattle make up large pro-
portion of the live stock freight to this city, for
the past several days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE sIdNAL shHVIUH'
WASHINGTON, April 27.
Probabilities: Barometer continues rising over
the middle states, with light, fresh winds and
clear and partially cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
pes,Fas.iys I,aiI.Ii', /, Frre q Allentown.

At Allentown, yesterday afternoon. the pla-
bling mill of Hartzsl, schelden & Co, was de-
stroyed by FIRE. A high, westerly wind carried
the sparks distance Of three squares, setting
hre to the dwellings, OF O. W. Cooper, cashier Of
he Allentown National Bauk, and VIM. Roth.
4he tai loss i, i pet TtHteaE saag aIts..f 4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
Bett advertisements.

TUNHE COMBINATION HAMMER gives you the
A use of either a claw or rivet hammer in the
one tool, or enables you to drive nails where you
cannot re ch with your fingers TO hold them. For
'Aie WIN 'a'''' " ''' TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. 1856 Eight Thirty-nve) Market St below Ninth,
TVooKS AND STAPLES fo- step-ladders, from
Ill IS to 40 inches, In stock; also the various
sz o. strap bcE ap' and ether 5iogesi io5 SAFE
No. ssb eight Thlrty-rye) Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia
GTAR MILLS MEDICATED PAPER,
COx's sparkIins Gslatine.
Genuine scotch Oatmeal.
Fresh Bethlehem Oatmeat
Guinness' Dublln sFNpt
GenNi,e Rlo TaBioeR,
RobIuspn1s Patent Barley,
kOhinsan's Patent GrOaia.
SLivkney ~ PO0r'A Mustnrds
keen'n Mustard.
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root.
Cum TraEacanih.
New Castle soda discard. .
Pure cream Of Tnytan
TarIuric Acid
For sac atthe lowest market rates, wholesale or
retail aMfpH . PAINTEk, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
DO CENTS per b Good St OAg Rio Coffee.
~ cents per III Good Java Coffee.
IS cents per ID Splendid Black Tea,
ROwMAN' FegaStA and LomSHrd.
S1.OO per @ Beat Black Tea.
SI.10 per b Finest Japan (worth Si.DOl
$3.50 per Ii Finest Imp rial, (worth say
BOWMAN, Fourth and LeIsahaSd.
Oel CENTS per ct, Dest Bright N. o., Molasses,
as Gents per at. Best Silver Drips
IS cents per at. Best Porto RICO MolasseE
| 3 cents per a.. sugar Houae EOlaSses.
l. Ell BOWMAN. FOprth and Lombard,
e. AO'fOF MS Choice Family Flour
SI.55 Tor IS I'D Finest Family Flour.
| RoWAIAN, FOurth and Lombard.
n - CENTS per qt, 50 cents per gallon, Pratti
cents per qt ss cents per gall Best Coal Oil
BOWMAN. Fourth and Lombard.
WHEELRR q s,SyILs %ILsoS Y, . ,rSrs
apr2e-1y Sol Market Street
UyIrHIN reach of all. The new patent Flutini
/ Wv Machine for 81 80. Call and see 1t at
WA. Ii, BlLLANYs, 2l4 Market ".
NNow is THE TINE for gardning. Buy you
| ~ Spades, Rakes, Hoes, Trowels, &gl Of
apr26-2t WIN. L; BILhANY, 914 Market 81
YVNHE undersigned respectfully informs the cit
estabiiShed an agency for the Celebrated Craven
stine Patent Refrigerator and Water Cooler, an
vim keep on hand for sale all Sizes direct from %
'Eta '- ECONOMY OF ICE,
With the use of salt any article can be frozen o
Its shelves, and on Saturday next April 21th, waite
viii BE actually frozen in one or more Of them whic
the Agent viii be pleased to show any and all pei
, sons who call at No. T2S Market St., where he cor
tinues to keep stock of provisions, green gr0cerie
, and country produce In general, elways on hand
: tlETk JOHN GRINERi 72s Market Street
4 spr9e-9t' De ''D......-..-. 'Yilmipgtaa, psL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Wilmington has seven hundred and sixty eight
dogs. l" fs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
Sp r@yI CENT DAMAeER PIAUES-.A BARGAIN
N "A " E ARCH AMBAULT.

O@1I CENT DAMA9ER PI@UEA--A BARGAIN
O69 v. r. ARCEAABAULT.
N. E cor. Eleventh. and Market streets.
VIII open tAlg morning, from New York auction
100 yds extra fine White Piques, wet m the Voy-
age OF Importation price only 8Ihc. worth 75c.
1000 yds. wet Scotch Crash T0weling, onfy 10c.
1850 yds. Remnants wet Calieoes only 1Uc.
1900 yds. br .wn, buff, and stone Chinese Grass
Table linen, Q6, 81 81, 50, 90, T6s Ste, 81.
Honeyeomb Bed Quilts, q %, $i.b0, 81 50 81, So.
Wide HheetiDg and pilow Rusiins, 20, IS, 81, soc.
Remnants yard.Ride fine long. cloth Muslin, t256c
CHEAP CARPETS AND MATING.
100 pieces. new style English Tapestry Carpets,
An wool ingram Carpets, I5 81, y, 81 1a. Sl.2S
ENTITY and Stair Carpets 81, 81 90, 90, 10, &c., 81
Hemp. Rag, and List CARPETS, Is, 81, 90, e2c.
Imtations BTussea Carpets, yard wide, only 81 Nc
100 rolls White Mating. all widths, a5 81, B7 BIC.
100 rolls Red Check Mating all widths 81 As Soc
/, 1900 pairs Gilt BOrdered Window Shades, $3.50, 81
and g., sd
White, Bun, and Green Shading, rs, 81, s14b soc.
Floor Oil Cloths cut all width, 81, 90, %, Toe.
N. = cor. Eleventh and Market Streets,
apg2T,1t PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27
FnIl Of ,hs Ro.ton CoIIaeum.

During heavy gale last night gigantic
truss and portion Of the wall and two towers Of
the peace jubilee coliseum fell with a crash
that was heard for miles 0ns OF the end tow
ers had reached tine height Of 110 feet, while
the truss destroyed was 140 feet high, and had
a span OF three hundred feet. One hundred
aud fifty feet of the eastern wall of the build
ing was blown down. Several watchmen we're
in the vicinity of the building, but there was
no one hurt. The accident will cause only
temporary delay in the building operations.
Lazy California bar tenders nowadays place
the ingredients of cobbler into tumpler and
then wait for an earthquake to mix them up
A ten-year old Keokuk boy used his mother q
new dolly Warden" dress to color Easter eggs
with. In return the indignant parent colored
her sons flesh into variegated hues with her
slipper.
A New York grocer announces by card that
he keeps ''caned provisions" on hand. OF
course he means "canned" provisions; but
men do not always spell as well as they can
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-27

NNcISALL's BED BUG BANE.
Molnalls Roach and Rat Paste.
Franks roach and rat paste.
Glentworth's roach paaeaA
Glentworth's insect powder.
Lyons insect powder.
blue stone.
Chloride Lime.
Carbolic acid
Yellow Ocllre.
Carbollc earth.
Suphate Zinc.
Corrosive kublimate.
And all articles adapted to house cleaning
EDWARD MoINAI.L, JR.,
Apehacary,
Second and Market streets
, 1872-09-26

LYNCH LAVA man just from Pierce
county. overland, reports that the peo-
pie of that county have taken the execu-
ton of the law into their own hands
That on Friday they seized the Sheriff
of the county and compelled him to sur
render the custody of the man charged
with the murder of Andrew Bird, and
executed the supposed murderer by
hanging. We did not learn the name
of the person hanged.
, 1872-09-26
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Meeting called to order by the Chair
man at l Is O'Clock.
Music by the choir was first given and
then Mrs. Sanderson read paper on
the subject of Geography, how taught,
followed by remarks. Rev. L. Crowl
then a paper on the subject of Teaching
as woman's work, followed by discus
sion participated in by Rev. G. F. Whit
worth, Mrs. Nettie Hill, Judge Jacobs,
Mr.. Grier, W. W. Thaobalds, Esq, ct
al.
Voted to dispense with first recess.
The following GEO. ution was then car
ried:
Resolred, That it is the sense of this
Institute that women are especially fit
ted for the work of teaching and that
they should be encouraged to engrSe In
this work and every other work for
which they are fitted or can fit them
selves.
J. J. McGilvra, Esq, then read pa
per on the Course of study best adapted
to the young men of the West.
Mrs. L. Mcintosh then read paper on
Glass recitation and object teachir 6. fol-
lowed by remarks on both last mention
ed subjects. After recess of ten min
utes Supt. Rounds commenced discus
sion on text books, describing those pro-
posed to be introduced into the schools
of this Territory, etc.
Mrs. Nettie G. Hill then read paper
on the subject of teaching Elementary
Grammar, followed by remarks by
Messrs. Clark, Theobalds. White, Grier,
Carr, Whitworth and Mrs. Sanderson.
Adjourned to 71a O'Clock P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION
The meeting was called to order by
the Chairman at TX O'Clock, followed
by music from the choir.
Prof. E. X. Hill then delivered a prac-
tical and entertaing lecture on Reading
and Elocution.
Adjourned to meet at 9 o'clock on the
following morning.
D. BAGLEY, President.
W. NJ. YORK, Secretary.
, 1872-09-26

A Run FOR FREEDOM. Dona-
hue. one of the parties confined in Jail
on the charge of ofhighway robbery, made
his escape yesterday through the open
door while the Sheriff was engaged in
cleaning out the Jail. Chase was given
and the fugative was recaptured by the
Sheriff in the woods near the "Mad
House"
, 1872-09-26
w. NJ. YORK, Secretary.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. We have re-
ceived from the Compiers and Publish
ers, Messrs Murphy & Harmed, a copy
of the Puget Sound Business Directory
and Guide to Washington Territory,
1872. From cursory examination we
find the descriptions we'll and truthfully
written, in an attractive style, and the
splendid Typography of the book, which
we have never seen excelled in similar
work will attract to it attention. 1t is
from the Excelsior Job Office of r. H.
Hewett. Olympia.
, 1872-09-26
Sept. lo.

MOaNlNG SESSlON.
The Chairman called the meeting to
order at 9 o'clock. First exercise con-
sisted of music by the choir.
The report of the previous meeting
was then read and after the substitution
of the name of Mrs. C. NJ. Sanderson
for Judge Jacobs on the Committee on
Programme. was adopted.
On motion of W. W. Theobalds, Esq.
the officers pro. TEN. were made perma-
nent for this Institute.
On motion of Rev. Theo. Crowl the
duty of drafting constitution for the
Institute was added to those of the COM
mittee on Permanent Organization.
Rev. G. F. Whitworth then delivered
lecture, subject: Relations of Teachers
to parents.
The Committee on Programme re-
ported the following changes of the reg
u1ar order of exercises: W. H. White,
Esq, in place of Miss Eva Andrews, to
give paper on-How teach Spelling,
and ]. E. Clark in place of Thomas S.
Sloan, to give paper on-How 1 teach
Arithmetic.
After short recess Mr.. Clark gave a
paper on How teach Arithmetic, fol
lowed by questions and discussions par
ticipated in by several members of the
Institute. E
Mr. White then treated of his subject,
How + teach Spelling, which was follow
ed by remarks by several gentlemen.
Mrs. Sandersons' paper IS postpon-
cd till afternoon. =
Adjourned.
, 1872-09-26
Committee on Resolutions.

Which were adopted, and the Corven-
ton adjourned subject to the call of the
Executive Committee.
In concluding this report we deem it
proper to make an expression of our ap-
probation of the interest manifested by
many of the citizens, and their untiring
efforts to make the Institute a marked
success; and particularly would we NEIL
ton Mrs. David Kellogg. who presided
so faithfully and we'll at the organ.
D. BAGLEY, President.
w AI e. S...G4.-x-
, 1872-09-26

PRosPEcToRs.- party of old Cariboo
miners, who have been engaged in min
ing for the past fourteen years, are now
in this city with the view of
making thorough exploration in the
region of the Snoqualmie, for minerals.
From the indications found there, they
are confident of success.
, 1872-09-26

MUSICAL FEsrIvAL.-Prof. Rutan, the
distinguished blind vocalist, who has
been giving lessons in music in this city
for some time past, will give a musical
entertainment at the Pavilion on Thurs
day evening next, assisted by his pu-
pills and other professors. He is enti-
tied to liberal patronage.
, 1872-09-26

rendered to those friends who have pro-
vided us with place of meeting, with
private entertainment, with music and
other favors not necessary to be here
enumerated.
8. Resolved, That these Resolutions
and the proceedings of this Institute be
furnished by the clerk to the press of
Seattle, with request that the same be
published and copied by other papers
friendly to the cause for the information
of all friends of education throughout
our Territory. N. ROUNDS,
E. X. HILL,
W. W. THOBALDS,
, 1872-09-26

Acc1DENr.-By the premature explo-
sion of a blast, on Wednesday, at the
coal mine, George Churchill. miner
lately from England, was seriously in
juIed. He is attended by DR.. Weed
and is in fair way of recovery.
, 1872-09-26
Railroad Land Notice.

"HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
Il pointed Agent to receive all applications
for Railroad lands in the Olympia Land District,
applicants for such lands are referred to the fol-
, 1872-09-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO,

OFFICE Asst TREAs'R AND GENERAL AGENr,1
Kalama, W. T.. June &c, 1872.
FRANK TARBELL, Esq, Olympia, W. T..
Dear Sir.-To avoid the filing of conflicting
applications and errors in description of lands
pany, desire to ask you to receive all applica-
tions for lands in the Olympia Land District and
wh..n the same are i'll due form forward them to
this Office
Fees. if any, will be collected by you from the
applicants. Yours, truly,
J. W. SPRAGUE. General agent
F. TARBELL, Agent, Olympia, W. I, jy4
, 1872-10-19
Translation of an article from the COpenhG-
Gen "Dag6lad" of 18Th alto.

We notice from the last Westindia Mails,
that, in the Colonial Council Of st. Croix,
pretty warm debates have taken place on
q matter, which in itself is not OF much i'm
p~ortance, but which, from the manner in
which it has been dealt with is certainly
deserving of interest. The question rela-
ted to the salary for the Superior Author
, 1872-10-19
PrOClarna.

nLLE og Enhver, som MATTE have
In Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Slagter Hercules La Beet
og efterIevende Enke Maria Fran
coise fodt Mariska, indkaldes herved
med Sex Maaneders Varsel til at
anmelde og bevisliggjore deres krav
for undertegnede Skifteret.
St. Thome Skifteret den Ode Ok
tober 1872, AXEL HEIBERG.
, 1872-10-19

ment should have been satisfied with the
salary provided, which the Government
itself had considered decent, and if it is so
that no Government should have lone
otherwise, the present Government should
least Of all have done so. It would have
been q different thing if the Home Govern
ment had considered it necessary that the
President should have some allowance
for table-money but not a word had been
heard of the Home Governments stand in
the question, although it had been an easy
matter to obtain information thereof. AS
such a long delay had already occurred, it
would have been better if the third discus
sion Of the Draft had been postponed until
the new Governor had arrived, SO that his
and the Home Governments views Of the
question could be had. To this comes
furthermore the great changes which the
Council had undergone in its composition,
which, together with the other reasons
stated, made it doubtful if the vote that
was about to be given in the matter would
be o true expression of the desires and
opinions Of the inhabitants. Also Faber
criticised very sharply the Governments
procedure, and he argued that this vote
would involve a decision of the question,
whether the President is to occupy Gov
ernmenthouse, or if that building is to be
used for public offices, and thus save the
Island great expenses for building opera
lions. On the whole, the renewed intro
duction of this proposal afforded IN his mind
a proof that the Government had not the
right view of the necessity Of reducing the
heavy Administration expenses. These
assertions were contradicted by the acting
Vicegovernor, who very briefly defended
the Government against those assertions.
After some further debate in which Mr..
Sarauw also participated, the Governments
amendment was adopted by 9 votes against
G., (Clindinen, Faber, J. Farrelly, I. Far
reilly, Latimer and SarauW) 1 not voting.
The whole Ordinance was adopted by 9
votes against 5, (Sarauw not voting). Of
the 9 voting for Table-money S are crown
members (Anthon, Dubois, Raupach, Hvid
and Jurs) 5 are officials (Anthoo, Rau-
pach, Jurs, Forsberg and Rosenstand), and q
sixth DuBoiS) can partly be included in
this class, as aforementioned one is a
planter (Hyid) one is a proprietor of a
smaIIerproperty (Hanson), and one (Jollife)
retailer.
This vote has evidently not met the
approval of the inhabitants of the island,
and the St. Croix. Avis, from which we
have partly derived our information, strong
ly censures the proceeding. This Draft
says that Paper-and many motions Of the
late and present temporary Administra-
tion-we say it reluctantly-haye only SER
we'd to convince the Public that the local
Administration is not in earnest in any Of
it's indea, ours to meet the wishes Of the
people, and that all the claim it has to the
desire for conservatism, which Governor
Billie claimed for it, consists in its manifest
desire to maintain the big salaries.
NE DIoD4or A
, 1872-10-19
0REDlTORERNE Planter A

mREDlTORERNE Planter A.
" Nj. Dams Opbndsbo indkaldcs
hcryed til at mode her linden Retten
den CITE November d.
A. Kl. u sIet Middag, for at tage
under OvcrveieIse nogIe Boet we'd
kommende AnIiggender.
Christiansteds Skifteret den Sde
October 1872.
I'll. A. JURS.