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ADJUSTMENTS.

WoRLD's PEACE JUBILEE
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
AT BOSTON,
From June 18th to July 18th, 1872,
Commencing daily at 3 O'Clock m.
The Grandest Series Of Concerts
Ever gyen-introducing the best works of the Great
Masters, and the music Of all nations.
THE NEW AND THE OLD WORLD
UNIVERssIEE PEAoE.0
MAMMOTH COLISEUM,
erected especially for this occasion.
GREAT acm6 GHGRT ,so OF ,Eo 900 VOICES,
1000 INsTRUMENTALIsT5,
In Grand Orchestra and Military Band.
$50 Of the best American Vocalists
THE MOST P9UWERFgL ORGAN EYER
MADAME PESCHKA LEUTNER,
the greatest living Soprano.
By permission Of Her Majesty . G ,vernnent, the
Of London, Mr.. Dan Godfrey, Bandmaster.
MADAME ARABELLA GODDARD,
Famous throughout the world as the Queen Of Plan
sRS & s%Ess FG fT f
known q" Kaiser Franz renadierR Regiment Baad."
JOHANN STRAUSS,
the eminent Composer aud Conductor.
By permission Of President Theirs and the French
THE CELEBRITES SaKDE KEPUBLL
of Paris. One of the best Military Bands i'm Europe
FRANZ ABr,
The eminent Composer and Conductor, author OF
hen the Swallows Homeward Fly"
THE IRISH NATIONAL BAND,
Organized
The celebrated Soprano Of London.
GRAND PROFESSIONAL OPERA TIC CHO
German, English. italian and French Opera Cho-
ruses combined.
HERR FRANZ BEEpELL,
the eminent German Pianist.
THE CELEBRATED ma RIVE BAND.
CORNET QUARTsTTE.
s * TfiE' sHS ss'IEs,
with accompaniment Of one hundred Anvils, by the
Boston Fire Department.
THE NATIONAL AIRS OF ALL COUNTRIES
Infantry and
GR ns S6Is EFFR MIs IA: DEMONSTRATION
the world has ever known, ulder the superyision Of
The concert. during the first week WIN be on
the Concerts, fifty bOLLARs IACH, inciudina
reserved seas, ready; and Tickets Tor single cd
mission 10 each entertainmeut, during the first
week, FIVE DoLLARs, with reserve ed seats, may be
bed 1Ion sRpaieetion psrsonay or By lstssr, to A.
dag ans Of ssas in the Coliseum for sale ct Nh.
Per order Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
mayN- ths.tu6t HENRY q. PABKIB, Bee.
OLD MOL On Exhibftion (Nsw No.
As anu 0alo 80
In n n 2rr L.
10. as 7th strest, between md streets, eight
docre ahove 0dd Fellow Hall.
Choice on P.istings, Ensravines. Chrqmqs. q.
shades, Pictures, Iramss, Picture Cord and fas-
ssls; RinCs, MsiIS, e.. IN he Disszict. =
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CONDENSED Locals.


Judge DIN, we are glad TO learn, Is much
better to-day than he has been for some days.
The game of base ball between the 0lympies
ard Royal Japs yesterday resulted in a yictery
for the former by a score OF Is to IL
At a meeting OF the medical society Of the
District OF Columbia yesterday, resolutions Of
respect to the memory of the late Dr. Miller
were adopted
The bill granting The right of way TO the Po-
tomac and Anacostia railroad company, here
tofore published in TEE STAB, comes D in the
Senate this evening ss unfinished business.
AT O'Clock last night, coal oil lamp ex-
ploded in frame house on g street south est
occupied By George Brent and family, c0iored.
Officer Burns ran to the house and prevented a
serious fire, the neighborhood being built up
with frame houses, and no water at hsad.
Yesterday morning, as the 10 O'Clock AleKan-
dria train was coming towards the long bridge,
and when in the neigh borhood of Fort Ranyon,
shot was fred by some one in that vicinity,
and the bullet passed through the window OF
car, Just missing the head Of a passenger, Mr..
j. W. futile.
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Exc RsION SEASON.

The Steamer WAWASET can be chartered fer
Excursions down the Potomac on -
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Ea4$aEE
A trip down the Potomac now is delightful and
health giving.
Apply At efice of Potomac Ferry Company, foot
OF It'll street. jeS-2w
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been inflicted by her during the entire term.
The number Of transfers fully attssts her capa-
bflities as teacher. The gold medal was given
to Frederick White and diplomatic Myer Chen,
Andrew Pullin, VIM. Pullin, VIM. Lewis, Wm.
Lishear, Stephen Common, Thomas West, WIN.
Greenwood, George Emerson, Jeremiah Cronin
and Cha riee Kearney.
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CELECT ExCURsIONi

ANNUAL EXCURSION
TO ST. INIGOES, PINEl POINT, AND POINT
LOOKOUT.
On SATURDAY, JUNE 15th. instast.
The steam or LADY OF THE LAKE will leave
her wharf at 1880 O'Clock p. m, r.
tosch at Piney Point on Sunday EssSt3EEE
So'cock. spend the afternoon at Point Lookout, re
turn to Washington ct O'Clock Monday morning.
and Refreshments extra. staterooms may be secured
at Mr. JAMES LACKEYS, No. sos 7th st. jel-2w
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DOCK ENON SPRINGS,
N FREDERICK COUNTY, TTRSTyI1.
A. 4. PRATT, MANAGER.
Open from June \ 60 October n, 1874.
4 Delightful Summer Resort for Families.
TERMS PER MONTH, $40.
TERMS PER MONTH. $40.
TRAVELING FACTLTTTEs

I,sv. W..s,,sarG rzcILIIi Is:
Manassas railroad, from Maryland ave n
tue depot, a rs - m; dine st strasburg VA
by coach 60 the Springs in three hours over fs,,
road, thrssgh beautiful scenery: Ticket. % the
leave Baltimore depsf ~ Gas O. m dine garrer q
Ferry, arriving a. Winchester aud the Springs Q
above. Fare 10 Winchester, 50; stage fare 20
Springs, 2-same 90 return ii -a.wtf
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
lust RECEIVED
$50 HANDSOME SUITS
OF all styles. For sale cheap al
matI b. HELLERS, us Market epaoe.
MI lse d. A, MCCORMICK,
n sOs pa sweet, tefscees Easd r
nss INST opened an elegant stock Of MILLINERY
SOODc, comprising al the newest design.AA
" Pattern Bonnets, II ats. Flowers, Ribbons r. =
Lecee, &C. Also, full line of Ladies' Tn
deryeer; TO al Of which she asks the Attention of
the ladies OF Washington and vicinity. apl0
STRAW GOODS, FLQwERs and RIB
NIT 8. HELLERs, us Market Space. *
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of OORsE at
- HITLER.
m.-u s1a Market space. I"
JUST RKCHIvED-A nns assortment Of Bera
BERLIN xRPHYB EMBROIDERED sLrpprp
PATTERNS,
g, &C. Shieh en- prepared 70 ssl q the loves
.,oS Mp. LKRoH, JlS Tth strest,
eoo-u between q and n.
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DIR. LEON, III I street, between 7th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies' See
Personals. If
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NNHROUGH LINE
BETwEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WARRINGTON, June 2, la0-nooa.
TON t ssa S NV Ro y AS ne run 0a
- follows: L@E.
FOB NEW YORK. witAea esasss Of cars; mn
and $50 D. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 500 Q. m, 100
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Nev York q .90p D. n Z. and Philsdsl
Dhia ct sac p m
Sleeping cars for New York on SEQ .. m. train
only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be bad ct the etatioa 0noe ct al hourl
81 the day.
Tor BALTIMORE end Ohio Railroad advertissmspi
for sshedule betyeea WashinSton, Baltimors, A
Hagter Il TransDogtak1oa.
7. u. COLI, Qsneral Ticket Agent.
0EO. o. KOONTz, Agent, WashfnGtoa. tslt
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N = W U II y q =.
JUAN BOYLE . 90,
BEAL ESTATE 30 X \ RO,
o. tbs TITrKINTH STREET, PLANTS BuILpfNs,

"A Corner \. y. svsnns end 18th sersss,
Wsshingtoas D. g..
LgMMs+ III, CnnnMr, SAND, o.. D.. -
IL pefDoess dstvsrsd b any Dart = thS d.
HHAL IeIATD bcugh2 snA SEA - nmsv n
vsstsd. 70 tAib breneh q TIE bwin0o0 Vnl ksgor
snsr ESS Ssrso.si ssssnsSSe, aad vm - 8 ~
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nHIICE COATS, from Is ctr. 70 a, q sTRAUs
" loll PennsylvaAis avenue. N.Y.
Y 90. @ q 90, & A. sfRxUs'. iSii Ssas.
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VIZ. 4. ws s4H1H IDSYKuss
AND SC0URdNG nSIAstLSHssNT.

Georgetown, u. q.
one Of the oldest iareess ana most complete estsb
hehments of the kind I'm this country. Ny patron,
III eonsuit their ova nterests ~ seeding IN tneil
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dysinl
9entiemcns Clothing. Hverythine appertainins q
CLOSED daily g sunset. except eefurday, when IL gil
reopen until - D. N. Post Once Box JS3. ava
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
m IL irFid h1ffRR sS SnLasd sssoctsyfrSs
NJ u BE held ~ Langs Hotel, in Georgetown. on
ard TO avoid delay. the funds Will be offered for sale
a ja CLOCK william KING. Secretary.
CILTCr READINGS BY STUDENTS OF
- Gtoreetown College st Forrest Hall TUESDAY
IvENING, June lith. st Q oc'cck. mnsie by
weber hard. Tickets for sale ~ Poe q Seligson
and Getty b Bookstore. or &C the dsor. So
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FROM j. G. Parker We have Harper's Weekly
for Juno 18th, with Philade'phis convention
illustrations.
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THERMoMETHRs and Barometers arc repaired
md made to order by Hempler, near ~ street,
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PRIse's Jewelry Store, No. i57 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ak and 9Th streets, receives
new styles every morning.
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, SON OF 1879.

BERKKLTY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
BArH, MoRsAS COUNTY, wEsr VIRGINIA,
2h MiIssyrom ".Ssr yoks's Rusn Sfatios on s. a
q. X. r.,
NH open for the reception Of visitors from INST
May TO the 18th Of October, lS7a n
All kinds Of Baths, MAGNIFICENT SWIM vfyA0
ming Pools, Natural Tfmperature 7ss III.
fahrenheit. The Baths and Waters are sp-s M
fsr khr umstie Affections, Dyspepsia, Nervousness.
sSnlphur and Iron Springs in oisse proximity 20
Every amusement. Professor ytt.,. B.nx ~ c.r.
nan MUSICIANS are engaged for the season.
Passengers j ave Washington At 6:sS a m 3 n.
m and SEQ .. by the latter train am ole time for
super at he Relsy Hease.
and $6s second month LIBERAL terms with fs%il.s..
for the whole ssason Fare reduced return itch ets
good Tor ~ days. baggage check ed throua n ~ he
SPRINGS. A. r POTTS, Prcprietor.
Daily Mail. mayli.im
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HOl FOB PICNIC EXCURSIONS DOWN THE
Ii POTOMAC

The fine iron side wheel Steamer -
"ALICE" S
having been thoroughly refitted andEA7oza
painted, IL ready for charter by the day or trim
For further particulars apply to
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Foot Of 18th street 8 w,
je4- colin or CAPTAIN on board
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ELksANT srxEL ExGRAyINGs--The en-
gravlngs-"Chrfst Rejected" "Christ StilIIng
The Tempest, "Christ Blessing Little Chill
dren," and Bethlehem" or "Chrisf i'm the
MAnger, Tot which Mr.. Levi Nelly Is now can
merit, executed In the highest style Nv cele-
DRAFTED artists. They are beautiful -ornAments
and as silent but most impressive teachers OF
every christian home.
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CHEAP SUMNER RESORT,

FENwICKs HOTEL, Leouardtown 81 Mary's
s ssaa Nd, e.. q late ,esr. eeoons the AA
the hot season IL IL DELIGHTFULLY."- situated Ia.
On brittons Bay, sis miles from the mouih o. the
fotomac, and the terms, will be seen, unusu-
ally moderate. Terms per month, go; less than q
mcnth, 81 80 PET dsv. For full particulars address,
J: IlEuWlCk. Leonsrdtoxn, St. MARY . county.
Nd; keferences-Rey. Alt Holmead, q. A McEWen
w. *. Singleton, j. N. Gordon. maya " Is I'm.
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GRANT AND WILSON RATIFICATION MEET
ING.-A large and enthusiastic meeting to ratify
the nominations OF Grant and Wilson was held
last evening, under the auspices of the Ohio
republican union. Governor Cooke introduced
Senator Sherman as the president of the meet
ing, and the latter made an eloquent speech,
and was followed by Hon. Secretary Delano,
Hon. John A. Bingham, Prof John NJ. Langs-
ton, Hon: Samuel Shellabarger, Hon. j. b. Ste
and others, in brief but telling speeches. Dur
ing the meeting, kilograms Of sympathy in the
movement were received from Governor Noyes,
Ex-Governor Hayes and ex- Governor DennisOn,
of Ohio, regretting their inability to be present
Donchs band played appropriate musical Sc
lections at intervals. The hall was packed to
Its utmost capacity, and hundreds were unable
to gain admission.
TIE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
received, stating that during the month Of May
there were IA fire alarms and fires involving q
loss Of q 800, on which there was g, 100 insur-
telegraph, reported hat he was ready to place
| box 50 ct or near the stables of the Coiumbia
railroad company, 18th near street northeast.
IN the subject was referred to the COMMITTEES on
buckets.
| CHANGE OF Tina new time table goes
into effect on the Washington branch OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tomorrow. Trains
and ais .. M; !, 3, 40, $40, and 7.45 D. m. fo1
Baltimore. The night New York train VIII
leave at 9 20. The other New York trains are
| the q. m. and p. m. The Phtladeiphia trains
are those at 8, I, and $40. For the west The
trains are 5.15, Gas .. M, and and As pm.
THE FIRST wARD BUrLptss AssocrArrou
has just closed, after being in operation 81,
| years. Seventy-dve dollars have been paid II
on each share, netting $40 TO the holder
making profit OF as ON IN average time o.
three wears, being within fraction Of 20 pei
| cent per annum on each dollar paid ON thu
| stock. As seen by reference TO our advertising
| columns the officers are about c0mmeucinl
| another one.
PRIse's Jewelry Store, No. i57 Pennsylvania
| avenue, between Ak and 9Th streets, receives
| new styles every morning.
FROM j. G. Parker We have Harper's Week.,
| for june 18th, with Philadelphia convention
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Miss Annie E. Fowler teacher, on 10th street,
between ID and Z southwest, was examined yes,
terday by Trustee w. II. Crook assisted by Mr..
and friends of the pupils The school at present
consists Of 3S scholars, % transfers having been
made during the past wear, and Is are now
ready for transfer "A oood degree of nroacisncv
was Observed: espectsliy in reaSinP. sneIlIosy
and mental arithmetic. This IL the nh VEG :
Of Miss Fowler's experience as Urinary teacher
and she is regarded by the trustees amonS the
most successful. The gold medal VAS 0ivep 10
Anna G. Hayenner and dipIomas to Emma
Brown, Roberta Magee, Elizabeth Gibs1n.
Elizabeth Birch, Lily Marden, Layinia olive
Martha Reeves, Rosa Brasch, Florence M.
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STEAMER ZAIDEE, Capt. CHARLES Z. NIT
~ CHELL.-This stauDch, safe and ~W
airy steamer, with the veteran popu Ee&hN
lar captain en- board, which is assE15x1z7Ez
guarantee for the safety good order and comfort OF
all on board, be chartered for Excursions on the
Potomac river, at very moderate rates.
Apply to THOMAS N. CROUCH, Sixth street
wharf, Captain, on board, 4; I'm
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

nHAA I'D L ~ II AUEN i De
o. BURNETT. JR.,
y. Late Of First National Bank
ROOM IL, PLANTS BUILDING,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
CLAIM AGENT.
Large sums Of Money to Loan on frst-class Real
Estate; Paper Loans Negotiated; Money Invested
Claims against the various Departments of the
United States and City Governments collected with
care and attention. je3-6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-14
= GENERAL.
Spirit of the PhIIsaelphIa Press.

The Press says The gentlemen who oppose
Gen. Grants denomination have not as yet signi-
fed theiJ intention of boiling, and such pur-
pose we believe, is foreign to their thoughts.
Now that il is inevitable, they will yield grace
fully. They have exercised a right which belongs
to them, aud nobody but over-zealous and injudi-
ciOus partisans have denied. They are among
the Oldest and ablest OF our leaders, with az
large share in the past Of the party, and as
deep concern in it's future as any, and they
will never, we believe contribute to the success
OF the unpatriotic and unepentant Democracy
The Bulletin believes the Rev. DIR. Hustons'
case, In Baltimore, another blackmailing affair,
and says: At first everybody believed the story,
and one newspaper troubled itself to present the
accused to the public every day as villain OF the
blackest type Recent Developments, however,
Indicate that the minister is an innocent and
deeply injured man, and II such is the case, he
has already endured torture the agonizing char
acter Of which can hardly be imagined.
Speaking of the sad lot Of women whose hus,
bands, fathers, sons or brothers, came home to
them under the baleful Influences of drink the
Ledger says II is not only from men who are
given over as reprobate. The women who com
plain and protest are mot the only ones upon
whom the evil falls Women's eyes are growing
ton, their steps are losing elasticity-not that
Their husbands and brothers or sons are already
besotted but that a women's prophetic instinct
secs the danger imminent.
The Telegraph declares that the eagerness of
the Democratic party. in all sections outside oil
Pennsylvania, to commit itself to free trade, ia
not only awakening intense antagonism among
the employees az well as the employers of many
manufacturing establishments, but it il dis
engaging from the Democratic column, for the
first time, portion of its adherents Of Irish
birth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-14
Foreign Items.

Lord Northbrook the newly-appointed Yiceroy
OF India, will sail from London for Bombay on
the 25th INST. Qf
The British screw frigate Aurora, 50 guns,
while leaving Plymouth Sound, England, yester-
are trying to pun her off, with prospect of sue
cess as the tide is rising
Gambetta will shortly start on a political toui
through France, and will deliver addresses at al
the principal cities
The proprietors of newspapers and footprint
ing Offices in London are endeavoring to breal
up photographic unions, and strike of compost
tors is imminent
King Victor Emanuel will review the Italian
troops stationed in and around Rome some tint
during the present month. The review viii
take place in the presence OF the King ant
| Queen of Denmark and General Moltke.
The Committee of the Italian Chamber o
Deputies have approved the bill for the re-organ
| ization of the army.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-14
Phlladelphin Topics.
t looks as il Gray would "stick. ="

1t looks as if Gray would "stick."
-Lorillord steamship line has reduced its
freights to New York
Samuel A. Hates and Thomas Cary had a
fight about woman, and Cary 3 now in very
precarious condition.
The steamers John A. Warner and Edwin
Forrest have resumed their trips up the Della
ware.
Mr.. Pugh has engaged Prof. Rohde for a
series of six geological entertainments, begin
ing next Monday night
The Star has heard a rumor that the steam
er Claymont which was sunk some days ago, was
scuttled by "a lover of the woman who was drown
ed, and it in thought that he likewise went down
with the vessel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-14
TIln SlInntion.

The political situation has not been more apt |
tly described of late than in the following pas
sage between the New Haven Register, Demo-
cratic and the Hartford Post, Republican. The
first paragraph of each couple is from tho Re-
qiSi,r and the the second from the Post
"The position which the Democratic party now
takes is worthy OF notice IN H. Register.
Sois that OF pickpocket who changes his seat
IN a car. ,--r. 'a
"N0 other party ever showed such magnanimity
or patriotism "-Register.
There never was ANYTHING like it since tho
philistines ploughed with Samson's heifer.
1.-The administration Of Grant has been a terrible
msi0Ttune.n-ReJisteT.
SO was any Administration that kept the post
Offices away from the Democrats
"'The Democratic party now sees this Admins
traton, which cares nothing for the Republic, try
lug to perpetuate its pOwer.N-Rel lister.
Well, the party that saw Buchanan, Pierce, and
Polk doing the same thing needn't lift its eye
brows at it.
at finds that the Presidents ofice-hoders arc
neglectng their oflica duties to attend political
conventions which they attempt TO and usually do
cOntrOl.'-RegistT.
Does the Reglsier remember what they did in
Bnchanans time, and what howl the Douglas
men made about it 1t didn't disturb the Regis
ter then.
"In view of these facts what should the Demo-
cratic party do ?'-ReGis'er.
Sell out and move away.
INe great DANGER IN luhb Oui pitFeub
Is the right terR-will get new lease OF power and
completely overthrow our present form OF goVerh-
That's been the danger for more than three
years. They have overthrow our present
form of government" so many times hat great
many talented people don't know whether they re
alout or horseback Since Mr.. Hubbad's nomi-
nation several hundred Democrats in this State
have abandoned hope. It's dreadful.
at is possible that the Democratic rarity migo
defeat Grant without going outside OF the organza
ti1nh-Register.
Also. that it might carry Massachusetts, ant
Vermont But 50 many Democrats have "gon'
outside the organization" and shut the door be
hind them that il has come to bo quite doubtful
about many of these things that would otherwia
be certain.
"The Democratic party is patriotic enough to ig
more partisan COnsiderations.n-Regi
1t has been observed in all ages that after
fellow has sat on a cold doorstep from twelv
to fifteen years, he is willing to ignore partisa
considerations, and everything else to get inside
at cares very little how the patronage OF II
Government Ia distributed, 80 long as honesty an
efficiency are the rules. s."-Regis er.
1t has also been observed that he rarely asi
to come to the table-only wants to warm h
feet.
at believes that another term Of Grant rule wou
lie disastrous. .'-RegisteF.
Oh certainly if he don't get in he'll free
to death nothing could be more disastrous
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-14
Mexico.

THE REyoIUTIoNIsTs ACKNOWLEDGE rHKIR RE
vERsEs-ouARREL AMONG oFFIc1AIs.
MATAMoRks, March IA.
The Revolutionary leaders are reticent but ac-
knowledge having met with reverses.
A difficulty has occurred at Negras Negards
between Col. Bliss, commanding, and Governor
Falcon, of Coohinta, commanding the Reyolu-
tionists, owing to shots being fred on the town,
occupied by Juarez and under Col. Winkey,
which passed over the river into the American
camp. sI
The Revolutiouists accuse Winkey of firing
the shots for the purpose of causing quarrel
between the Revolutionists and the Americans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-14
nIdsie.
TIE opEnA. NEXT WEEK..

The sale Of seats for the Parepa- -Bosa perform
ancs OF Opera, commences at the book store OF
BougLman, Thomas & Co.. tomorrow morning,
and there will. no doubt be rush to engage
places All who love music will desire to be
present, at this, the first presentation of Opera
In this city. The occasion, as we have hereto-
fore remarked. is the outset of a new era here,
and the Parepa Troupe does honor to us in being
tile first to inangurate it. = =
Ilbrettos of Martha. as Sung by this Company
are for sale by Boughman, Thomas ~ Co. and
will be sold. also, at the Opera House. on the
evening Of the performance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-14
The DeIuwnre TrIbune

1. issued to-day. as usual. 1t is a newsy num-
Der, full of matter of living interest and of such
a variety and spice as must commend it to the
General reader. While our Philadelphia cor
respondent exhausts the curept topics of inter
est in that city, another correspondent from
New York, furnishes a clear conception Of the
General Order Business" and discusses other
topics of interest. The editorials are calm, Dig
niiiei and courteous, and the array Of local-do-
nestle news is great and varied. 1t covers
more than i've solid columns; and iA not only a
careful record of events of Wilmington and New
Castle county, but is compendium Of every
newspaper printed on the Peninsula and in Ches.
ter and Delaware counties, Pa. The miscellany
tcasiny and cheerful.