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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
New Advertl.tments, ThIs Dny.

new AdNerustmenis. Ihln Bhys
Penna. Central X. X. timetable
Babcock Engine and EXtinguishers
Funeral notice.
Hardware-T Truman h Shaw.
city Items-VariOus parties.
Money easy made, Sd page
Wanted agents or knitting machine, 81 page
LoOk-Free o all, Sd page
Three years In a man trap 80 page
NY Jolly Friends Secret, Sd page
Light in the hast, Sd page
DOn't-Wt lis Tablets, sd page
diamond Ruby furnaces, 80 page
Stewart Base Burner, 80 page
A great offer In pianos, &c., Sd page
Do agent, want selling books Sd page
DiscOvered-Dr Living, tone, 81 page
The Jurubeba Blood Purner, Sd page
Bargains at KeDnedys millinery store
Want d-A white gtf
A lecture, by Rev. Richard Newton
Historical SOciety-TWo lectures
For sale-Ihree houses
Commercial Almanac and Year-B lok for 1873
For sale or rent-An improved farm
Lecture by Rev. j. II. Vincent
Wanted--A dress maker and an apprentice
For rent-A dwelling house
For sac or rent-A desirable residence
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

The ALLEGED ROBBERY AT THE DELAWARE
HoUsE-The clerk at the Delaware House de-
sres us to say that the stranger who alleged he
was robLed there on Friday night found his
money in his boot during Saturday and that no
robbery took place. The clerk says he was not
a stranger here, but was James Mannering, al
though he registered as st. Clair, and was rec
ognlled by several of his old friends, whom he
requested to call by some other name than that
by which he was formerly known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
Npiffs.


NoTICE.-A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Sd and Market streets, ga de1r) Wednesday eve
ming, Dec. 4th at OciOck, p. NJ, for the purpose
OF considering certain proposed amendments 10 the
bylaws. T. 4. TAYLOR, Secretary.
novau-2t
M ASONIC HALL COMPANY, INTEREST. =
WI The semi-annual interest on BJnds Of the
Masonic Hall Company, due December LIST, Will be
paid to the holders thereof their legal represen-
taivea oil and atttT that date, at the oice of the
undersigned, No. 800 Shipley street.
nOV19.4 n. j. LAWSON, TreaA
NJ OTICE-IMPD o. X. MT members Of
IN KeOkuk TriDe No. 8, lmpd o. X. M, are
specially requested to assemble at their WlgWam
No. 4l5 N arAet street on the next Council sleep,
the bth Sleep of bunting Moon, q. s. d.. ss1, as
business OF Importance Will be considered. by
order OF the TrOe. EDWIN HtkST,
noy2g5t CHIEF Of Records.
NJ oTlCE.-l he ONCE Of the County Coroner will
IN bs al the Lafayette Hotel 9th and Ship
ley sts. CHARLES A. WINSLoW
novl9-l2t Coroner.
A UGuSTINR MILLS,
IA WILMINGTON. DEL, NV. 0. 1872. !
Asssss. RooHey d Van trump;
Gents-NOurs OF THIS date, with check enclosed
for f2OO Is at nAnd Please accept thanks OF writer
for your prOulptness snd that of the Company the
claim being paid on the ith day after il was iad in
hands. Yours, trgly,
Mr.. Lindsay ia foreman Of Messrs. Jessup q
Moore Augustine Paper Mil, an about two months
| ago accidentally broke his arm, by which he as
| disaoled weeks Being insured IN the Travellers
Insurance Co, Of II lar ford, for 1000, he was en-
| titled 10 SIS week benefit RUyiS-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

Comprises liz cases. AZ follows Drunks, 60 I;
dlsorderly conduct, II; assaults, 10; vagrancies
3; larceny burglary, 4 threats Of bodily
harm, 3 indecency and exposure explosion
Of powder, 3; throwing stones, incendary,
/. During the month, 277 lodgers sought shell
Ter In tho cnllA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

EH-Chiliren's MeTfHo Night Goions We would call
especial attention to Mr.. rims line of Chldrens
Merlno Night Gowns, which are peculiarly adapted
Tor the approaching cold weather Being COm-
binAtOn OI toe shirt and Drawer, children are not
30 liable to expose themselves as with the ordlnar'
gown. They are Already being largely adopted. MT.
rim is also prepared 10 offer some spe ial bargains
in Chidren's Merino shirts and Drawers and stock
mgs. JOhH Nj. FINN,
s E. Cor. Arch and Tlh sts., Fhilad'a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

Cows KILLED.-The three P. NJ train North
ward on the W. q Il. Railroad, struck and killed
three COWS on turning a curve at Alven Mar
shalls farm, one-hRlf mile south of Ohadd's
Ford on Thursday. One was thrown on each
side the train, while the third was run over and
crushed to atoms
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

~ Extensive Furniture Sore.-The attention OF
the public is called 10 the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of j. 4 ]. N. Harman, No. 41O
King street There is nothing equal to It In the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low as the best
hnuaea in the large Cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

BATTLE FLAos.-The members of the Grand
Army are requested to meet at their rooms, this
evening, to decide upon the future course OF the
organization and the fual disposition Of the
battle flags in their possession.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
Pubhe schools.
ArrENpANor punfso NO,

ATTENDANCE DURING NOVEMBER
The following table shows the attendance at
our public schools for the four weeks, ending
November 22d
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

The Flour market ia firm, particularly for
choice grades OF Family, but there is no advance
in pricee. These remain at the quotations OF
Saturday.
Wheat is steady, and choice grades are scarce
and in demand
Corn; old yellow, 90 a 6lc. new, 55c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

~FALL cLOTHING-Mr John Il. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, al 4l5 King street.
has lust been supplied with = fine stock of FALL
I4OODs, selected y lth much care and discrimination
lust such stock tasteful people like TO examine
and select fr0m. MIR, Ms. customers have tine ad.
of goods and styles OF make up. Those who begin
TO feel the need Of FAN and Winter clothing, should,
by all means, call at his place before getting
mi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

Hw- -Notic'.-Kentucky library rau ing-An agen-
cies for the sale OF tickets In the ShCOND GRAND
GIFT CONCERT IN Alb OF THE PUBLIO Lii
BRARY OF KENTUCKY, were required 10 settle
up on Yesterday, 25th November but for the accom-
mediation uf those who are not yet supplied with
tickets will continue 70 n cssh orders which may
ue received at this ONCE until the evening OF De-
ceInoer 5th. THOS. k. BRAMLkrTE,
Agent Pub. Lib. KY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. %, ~. nyv96, to dec.S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

LEwEs AND Nav YoRK.-The Georgetown
journal is authority for the statement that the
j. B. Il. II. has contracted with New York
firm to run line of steamers between New York
and Lewes Tor year, commencement to be
made soon. The New Workers. obstigate to fur
niah as many steamers as may be NECESSARY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

DEATH IN THE CELLs.--Isaac Wilson, a colored
barber, who was locked up in the cells on Satur-
day evening, died shortly thereafter. Acoroners
inquest was held, yesterday, and verdict OF
death from intemperance and exposure renderd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

EH-Ihe Greatest Want OF the present age Is men
and women, healthy and vigorous In mind and body.
lhe continued headaches weaknesses nervousness
and varying ailments which aiilict women are gen
ally the result Of imperfect action OF Tie stomach
and other vital organs. Dr. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters, being composed entirely OF v, geta
BILE substances indigenous 10 CalifOrnit iuay be
taken Ilth perfect safety by the most delicate, anu
are a sure remedy, correcting all wrong aCliVn AID
giving new vigOr TO the whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

Rev. A. 7. Scott gives free sciopticon exhibi-
tion before the Young Mems Free Library. 9th
and Penn streets, on Thursday evening at
O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

Purchased George W. Brinton, of Christiana
Hundred purchased the seventy acre farm OF
Ellis Brinton, deceased, situated near isng
Sun, Md, which was 30 Id at public sale, a few
days ago, for $40 per acre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

EE-Chdpped Pdnds, face, rough tkln, pimples,
rinewOrui salt-rheum, and other cutaneous alice
tons cured and the skin made soft ana smooth by
using the Juniper lar Soap, mad by Caswell Haz-
ard Co. New York Be certain TO get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
mada Wtfh gOmmOn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
PRIMARY SCHOOLS

School No. 3-Iizzie A. Justis's, 90.
School No. 6-Clara V. Urmy's, 95; Louisa
Schmidts 81; Lizzie L. Dun"an's, 95.
School No. S-Harriet l. Newlin's, 95
School No. 10-Maggie W. Stewards, SO; Mag
gle A. Davis, SO; Laura McLeods, SO Mary
Z. Lewiss. 96 Alice Mercer's 96.
School No. 11-Mary L. Lacklen's. 9s.
School No, l2-Adalne Urmys, 95, Sarah W
Broomalfs, 96.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

tE-The Purest and sweetest Cod-Lyer OIL is Haz-
ard 4 CasWelis made on the s shore, from fresh,
selected nvers, by Caswell Hazard Co. New York.
Ii is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken IL prefer 1t all others. Physicians have
decided 1t superior to any Of the other otis In mar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
Weather Record.

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. l, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 9th, 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
ature Of Baron Point Fall.
4Se. 29.S0in. 45 OOl9 n. W 0.1S75in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

IVA Wsrld Of Thanks fs Due to the botanist who
frst discovered the virtues Of the QultayI SapoHd-
IA. or Soap Tree OF Chill. The wonderful tleans-
ing and purifying properly OF its Bark gives 20 the
fragrant sozODJRT much Of its unrivaied efficacy
nr.nII NIL Ii IAaLh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
E-INS1RUCTION IN

DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply to A. T.. SCOTT, Room No. 8, s. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streets
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at IN O'Clock. sepb-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
Po.icc CouFt.
M Rrconp oF NovrNLnER

RObt. Doolin, John W. Myers and James Pot
ter we're each fined 90 cents and costs for drunk-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

DIVISIONS making nlnety-hYe or more per cent
Of attendance
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
School No. 1-Albert Tenneys. 95 Emma
Pringle's, 81 Sallie Hare's, 95 Mary E. Row.
lands, 95; Jane Oraig's, 96; Eliza CrAig's 81 I;
Iillle SayeIs', 9Si Kate L. Stewards, 9S; RebeccA
A. Pyles. 9s.
School No 4-Mary Miller's, 9s ; Rebecca
Husseys, 95 Anna M. Lewis's 9s Mary ].
Francis's, 95 Annie Reed's 81 Susanna Pyle's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
Boarding.

RoARDlNG.-Two gentlemen can be accommo-
Id dated with board at
noySO-St' 9O2 MARKET ST.
RoAh lNG-Pleasant room and good a cOmmO-
- dauOns iOr Two gentlemen. Also, an uniur-
hlsned room for man and vile. at
noySl.6t Ss5 E. FOURTH ST.
RoAhDlNG-A gentleman and wife can be ac-
1p commofated with large unfurnished front
room on second floor with board at
noy-21-i 2s1 WALNUT ST.
RoARDlNG-Boarders wanted TO try Weed Sew
ID Ing Machines at bi4 MARKET sT.
ROARDlNG-FOr GENTLEMEN at
~ sepl6-tt si2 KING STREET.
RoAhDi Neat AT Market street, table board
I'D furnished. auRsO.tf
HlOARDING-At
ID apr2-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

tR-subsitutes in the Dental Ranks are not deslra-
be; therefore, keep tue natural teeth sound and
pure with tnat wholesome vegetable elixir rO2OpONf
o this and they will last as long ss the breath lasts
and the breath itself Will never be tainted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
Dress Goods

306 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

Dress Goods
oh-MoRDAY; November 25t
MAnd continue it until every
thing of a Fall and Winter ma
ture is sold. AS the Stock is still
large the reduction in price will
be great so as to ensure their
carly sale; ...
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MERELY MENTIONED.

"A Dutch proverb saith that handful OF daugh-
ters ia a cellar tun Of sour beer.
w-Hartford is importing Swedish servant girls.
-Nobodv will marry Amy Robinson, Of Dover,
who weighs $50 pounds, for fear OF big Amy.
-sleighs ars running in New York.
The country sincerely mourns for Horace Gree
ley
win the Tribune advocate Free Trade, now
The boys were out early, coasting. this morn
ing,
The churches were well filled, yesterday.
The Loan Associations Of wilmington all hour
ish.
MANY young men promenaded the Avenue, yes
teriay, underneath hats which they bought Of Gull
bert
N Bayne, the tailor, makes n0bby pantaloons
and can also suit plain gentlemen with 1owseis.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. %, '72. nyv20tO dec.a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-02
SltaatIuus ana attIp agautta.

OF three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 20 centA)
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
JOHN H. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.
DEATH OF AN AMERICAN IN PARIS.
SUDDEN DENIsE OF MR.. l.. H. LOWRY or
PHILADELPHIA.

SUDDEN DhsIsE OF MIR. l.. II. LOWRY of
PHILADELPHIA
IRON the American Register)
The sudden death of Mr.. J.. ID. Lowry
| has naturally been the principal tonic OF
conversation with the American cornmu-
nity of Paris. during tho last week md in
order that there ,uay bc no ,nisconception
regarding the circumstances attending his
demise, we are requested by his imnedi-
ate friends to make the following facts
known; Mr.. Lowry was n natiye of Ralti.
more. Md, and was So wears of age. He
had spcnt % vears in Lusiness in Lima
Peru, where he hnd anassed considerable
fortune. and returned To the stat.s about
three ycyrs 400 and took nm his resid.nce
in Phladelpbin. During the last six
months he has been travelling in Europe.
in company with bis sister Mr.. Auy Ed.
wards. OF Washington. ID. C.. tn whom he
was much attached He had manifested
symptoms Of ill.bealth for some wears. but
il was not until his arrival bt This side
that his sister was made aware
of the nature of his disease, which
she was assured was incurable.
A ftcr he reached Paris. an attack of sick =
ness rendered it necessary for him 10 cali
in a physician, when Dr. Belard, who al. 4.
tendtd him. confirmed the diagnosis that
had been previously made. and prepared
Mrs Edwards for a sudden termination of
hi, life at any moment. Mr.. Lowry was
nevertheless able To- movo about and to en-
joy visiting the monuments and objects of
curiosity In the French capital. On Tues
day night, the 2sth ult., he went 10 the
Opera Comique accompanied by his sister
and three other ladies. He had been in
good spirits during the evening, but on
their way to the theatre, one Of the ladies
noticed an occasional expression of pain
in his countenance, but made no remark
about il, n it Wa, not agreeable to him to
be noticed when suffering from passing in
disposition. On their arrival at the thea
tire, which was quite full, some time clap
scd before the deceased gentleman and his
party got seated. Almost Immediately
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
OUR CHURCHES.

uFapyrrpt.S ri,,,h..,,,.,
p,.schin, sah,.,h =, ioiL and NO.,
s' ~ ~ - ' - '-'
i'Se' nee"nB' "e'h'saAy ~ -
sunday School, Q -. j. NJ Lsns1en. super
iptendeni. Rev. c. H. FooTs. Faster.
hETHODIsr-Cor. Eighth and Walnut Sta.
,...,.. u.,,,.
p.su....,I., w.Ina.,. 81,
sn,da, sehooi a., W s,u~.u s,,.,.
,nfenden,- R.yP.I Tuo.rso,. Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-(Epi-cop.D
Morning prayers, sabbath i0h A.s.
Evening prayer. .1I!r.s.
Sabbath school, 9AH.
rev At' Co.s' kectsr'
sr. pAIhiChS ChukCh-Sor Hln'h d. ana
washington Avenue
'ubilc service, sabba'h "a snh i"s A.
Eespers, 3P.s.
unday school. am
So. dsx So,
o. n, o,u, p..,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
TH1 KU-KL UX TRIALs--LETTER FRoM AT
ToRSEY-GESERAL WILLIAMS.

THn KU-KL TX TRIALs-LETTER fRoM AT
TORNEY-GENERAL WILLIAMS.
The Washington Chronicle publishes
the following letter from Hon. Geo. II.
Williams, the new attorney general of the
United States, to Senator Pool, of North
Carolina;
Washington, d, c., Dec. 30, 1871,
Hon. John Pool, Washington, u. c.;
My DEAR SIR; have received your
letter of the 9th inst, covering one from
Colonel Carrow, United States marshal of
North Carolina, from which il appears
that certain interested persons pretend
and are trying to produce the impress
sion that the late change in the office Of
attorney general indicates on the part of
the administration an abatement Of vgor
in prosecuting offenders under the recent
legislation of congress TO enforce the rights
of citizens. l am not acquainted with the
motives which induced Mr.. Akerman to
resign, but i know that the president was
perfectly satisfied with the energy and
zeal displayed by him in prosecuting men,
oers OF the ku.klr--klan. Judging from
the evidence ELECTED upon recent trials OF
such persons, this khan is an organization
that no christian or civilized governmen,
can tolerate; and if those who commit OF
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
LOVE AND SUICIDE.

West heriden, Conn Dan. l.) Correspondence
Of the New YoIk H.rald.)
Some five months ago young man ma
med Frank Marker, compositor on the
Republican of this city, became enamored
of the daughter Of his clearinghouse keep
er, Miss Rosa Faulkner. Rosa was very pre-.
possessing, and the girl, telling him to keep
from liquor, promised 10 wed him. He did
so, and two months ago went on his way
rejoicing TO his parents in Toledo, Ohio,
and having obtained their consent he re-
turned 10 marry the girl. While waiting
for the wedding. garments TO be prepared he
suddenly left the city, the prevailing opin-
ion being that he had changed his
mind and "felt DER young TO marry
yet" He was sged 49, The girl, It
would appear, ,eproached him in a letter,
and refused 10 have any further correspond
ence with him. In sheer desperation he
last week came to Meriden, two pistols he
had purchased on the way, having been
each taken from him. He obtained third
before arriving here, and sought n man
named Fitch, whom he claimed had in
fuenced the girl to his dIsparagement.
This Fitch, who is married, and also
compositor, denied the charge in the pres
ence of the young lady. Marker left the
room, saying to friend that " the girl
had cleared Fitch to save him, otherwise
he Marker) would have shot him. Now"
says he will shoot myself His friend
tried to get the pistol away from him, but
failed, and the young man escaped,
He was seen alive at half-past 4 o'clock
on Saturday afternoon. He was discov-
cred dead on Monday morning, lying on
his face in the snow, in belt OF woods
near Hemlock Grove, distant about half
II mile from the city. He had taken his
life with pistol, having placed the muz-
zle little to the left of the right ear.
The ball lodged in the base of the brain
and killed him instantly. lie had taken
off his overcoat and hat, and left a letter
announcing bis intVton to take his life
for love. He added; "And if there is n
hell hot enough for Thaddeus Stevens, let
me go to it; it not, give me barrel of tar
and some kindlng, and / will make one
of my ownl" In his memorandum was q
brief prayer asking forgiveness. AT his
feet lay the fragments Of a letter from his
sweetheart, renouncing him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
TURN ABOUT Is FArg PLAY.

Pitts is n capital business hand. He eI-
amnes the goods he is thinking of pur-
chasing and then says: well, Ill look
around and if don't find anything that
suits me better, III call in and take this"
Not long ago Pitts said to himself, Il am
getting rather long in years, and guess ! II
get married His business wouldn't let
him wait; so calling upon lady friend,
he opened the conversation by remarking
that he would like TO know what she
thought about getting married. ooh, Mr..
Pitts, she replied, "that is an affair in
which ! am not so greatly interested, and i
prefer to leave it with YOURSELF But"
says he, "you are interested and, my dear
girl, will you marry me2' The young
girl blushed very red, hesitated, and as
Pitts was very well-to-do in the world, and
morally and financially of good standing in
society she accepted him, whercrpon the
matter .of fact Pitts responded, "Well, well,
IN look about, and il don't find any
body that suits me better than you, I'll
come back"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

countenance its atrocious crimes expect
any favor from me, they are do me to
sigma and bitter disappointment. I do
not abandon the hope that all good citi-
zens in the southern states, for the sake Of
their own safety and happiness, as we'll as
from other considerations, will assist the
public authorities in breaking up all COM
binations formed TO disregard law and
destroy the peace Of society; but II un-
reasoning and defiant crime makes IL nec-
essary, the president is determined tc use
oil the power which the constitution and
laws have placed in his hands TO protect
the lives and property of peaceable citi-
zens and maintain tho supremacy Of the
laws. Yours, very truly,
GEO. ii. WILLIAMS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
Ex-US IT'D STATES SENATOR ARNOLD
SAUDAIN.

Ey-US IT'D STATES SENATOR ARNOLD
SAUDAIS.
Hon. Arnold Naudain died in Wilming
ton, Del, on Thursday, after brief ILL
ness. Mr.. Naudain had attained the ven-
erable age Of eighty-two years. He was
All educated gentleman of much refinement
and culture, and enjoyed the confidence of
his fellow citizens. He was born in Della
ware. He was educated for the medical
profession, graduated in Princeton college
IN 1906, took his diploma us N. D., and
practised as physician with success. His
career in the field of politics was very
gratifying TO his ambition and alike hon.
Orable to his family and friends. DR..
Naudain served as United States senator
from Delaware during the years from 1929
to 1896. He was subsequently appointed
collector of the port of Wilmington, and
discharged the duties of the Office with q
degree of active efficiency.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
SPECIAL NOric1n.
. . TC..IIoaw aAIk DYE.

nj. .r, Hair pye is the sEsr ~ fas WoaLs
-Peri.s'iy I Harmless Reliable and lnsthan,s9,ss.
NJ SS1 'fse ssnsn. ss ss ssssls e.
Rlesssna nv. Unroduces IMMEDIATELY 9 splspdid
Risnt RnI or or nstur j Brown. poss not sIaln the
SE,n- but leaves the Hair Clean, son and bssnti-
mi The only Safe and Perfect Dye.
Sold BY all druggists. Factory le eond street.
New Yert, isass<assesvy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
A MUSICAL DOC.

The Hartford Times is responsible for
the following: There is in this city dog
that can sing. We state the fact unquali-
fiedly on the the testimony Of all the mem
bers Of the family of the gentleman who
owns him. The animal in question is a
mouse-colored greyhound-perhaps about
6 or years old. His attempts at singing,
though they are certainly not very musical
are unmistakable. and they have now been
observed by the family for the last two Or
three years. He does not sing e,o"c, Dut
when he hears certain n""n1Ders OF tue
family singing he ioirs III. ms Is NOR"
pariicul,rIy tho casS with one lady of the
bouse who - sne begins to sing when the
dop is a"ywhere about the place, is pretty
co.tain TO obtain a canine accompaniment.
If she is heard singing up stairs, and the
dog is shut out below, he will raise rum
pus until he is admitted to the room where
she is, when be will join in keeping very
good time, and keeping-so we are assured
ON the same key, rising with the singer
90 the higher notes in a kind Of blended
whine and howl, that is yet neither like
the voice Of dog nor anything else but
showing something of musical ear
When he reaches n note too high for him
he will stop and wait for the cadence Of
the song to reach the lower notes again.
In his rising notes he lifts his head as well
as his voice. When his owrer enters the
room he will suddenly stop, and not an
other note can be got out Of him while his
master remains. In fact, he dislikes to
have anybody present except the one with
whom he sings