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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

wan DrrIprrnrr,l
AngpIAsI os.rsAL'i ofUcL

-. W wan n,fAlIltElrr.l
WisTHoTos, Jsa. %, Iva
with profound regret, announcement "a made
TO the army that Major General HenrI W. Hal
lsok died ~ hia headquarters, Louisville, Ken
tuchy, last evening y. Oh instant -.
and sssIgned 70 the oosps q EnrinoerS Ne ren.
dsred valuable services TO his .profession, not
only in the ordinary course o. DAT, bat A. an
Sent to the Paciho coast early 10 he Mexican
var, he bore an influential part In military ope-
Istions and n ths civil Eoysrnmsnt there Up 20
The fortunes % thaI ns~ State ~ isn the army
BY reslgnAtlon IN August, 1eet II !. -
esteem, oenqrai Haiisek was sppaia,sd fnalsf
general o. IN, regular army, ard ai.iEnsa % .
III o ss n X ~, w. A. y,
,rrny, and sEnrsisod lhsi eoIumani untii The
grade o. llsatspant Esueral vss rssived. Ne
.ss q sss ss, s ny, q s ss,:. q
mand Of the Military Divis1n q 5snss, II
April issA siass ,ks iss@ies,i..s :. ne ssr
~ "a ~ ~ sos,,s w Ne fAahe
In hin ne army Il. Is. .. .. sssiss lslss s,n.
stul, and AZ enesr " vnulunl auisuIlnl md
ll.sr.Iy sslyvatlea. los sgsss y ..li,,.sy
Of war, contribatsd n a.arsn - y q ealalllkt
hts talent and reseafch hli military ssTyiesl
~ rsspsss e IL ns~sry oaassSs n ~ WY
s,alioned within his late oonraaui viii wear
The usual badge q moumlng fgF thbg daFI On
sSs s ss ,s ss9 s ns ., g, ,sss
ltary post uithln ne division, thirteen minute
Guns win b Ard, commencing Al meridian,
ssS he s.,Ic9sl Dag .iIi = di'pl1S'a At half
Byorisr Of the Secretary Of War.
n d. Towrsnrb, AdiutAnl General.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

- Under mAndamus OF JutiFe RsFfianI
TanmAny Hall was thg0Wn open Thnrsday
night to the Demoerati5 delegs tsa Teoonlly
elected, and possession was taken by thom, A
meeting was held, Henry Genet In tho chair,
and AFTER short session adjourned. This Is con.
sldered triumph over the anohem &
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

BY reference 10 the special notices IL Will he
seen that the annual meeting Of The evangelical
alliance Is % be held In Lpeoln hAu To- InUrrOy
nntern9on ~ Y O'Clock. Rev. Dr. Irvine and
AIe 10 address tho meeting. A crowded house
VII undoubtedly greet the speakers. 4 =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

Tho board Of directors OF the Washington Co
operative building and Deposit Association, at
their moetlnK held last evening, decided 10 nav
lf14 por cent por annum for stock Hurrenderrd
y the association, a. p0r recent amend monts 10
the constitution, heretofore mentioned BY tho
REPUBLICAN,. ..'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
.CITY ITEMS.

ASK Your ORooER for DOOley's Yeast Powder.
the bcst baking ppader for preparing biscuits,
rolls, bread, griddio cakes, WAfiSs 40. Depot,
% New street, New York.
LADns AFTnSTi0lI--F6ESi Ruas II 70.
dnced prices AIaTsSl6ek Of Ladies, and Ohm.
droh's Fancy FafR, al q q "A. nFfrnfdnT.
Practical FurrieE, IA Seventh SttssL hslHssn
Gard u, aga d Bis Hear. WI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

- Here's trus tale Of woei ali about bean.
tliul And abapd9nel wife In this city. She
wisely, but too we'll. when he DOT the money
he loved somebody elso, and departed for the
rolling pTAiries Of the mighty West His
ure, and then he came back u New York, and
put up at the Astsr HOUSE, Without q cent Ia
hla pockets. Remorse ssined him, IL must have
been remorso,l and asoertninina the address Of
bis lawful partner, he thus wrote heri L -
" am here and penniless forgivS tho past
and come % my arms again" WIZ
This 10 what she wrote baekl hN
"IH come Rs soon as / can. Excuse DELAY
I've gone 70 have . loaded head put on the cane
He didn't wnitt Remorss SsiEed him again,
and carried him on. Flnis.-ksp YOTk Con,
msFeial AdVeFftseF. AN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
mn WEiTHER REPORr.

ogIIol or THH omET BIanI ii. tjSyit1StS
WARRINGTON. y. ~. Jan. 10. 4 n,if1f-s 4
sf Issn ,n zen Tan PAST TwIsFY BONA noUns.
Inc lowest barometer has moved since Thur.
day night northwestWard beyond our stations.
and clear weather has prevailed dbTlng FTiday'
very generally, 1opth o. the Mlssdnri and New
EngiAndi partially clOudy and pleasant Woaiher.
with hesh southwest windA, FRIDAY Afternoon
and evening, from northern New RnRIand v1eSi,
SAsd % The MlnsllsipPL Tho b9rcmstsr has,
however, fallen again from Lake TTie "a Vlr'
Einia and eastward, but risen from the uppeT
lakes 70 the Mifsonh valley, The IIyeTs bsva
risen At Memphis and fAflenat Cinbinnau' Rain
has been reported from San Pm nelsoO. rhe
midnight reports are not yet received from The
Rocky mountain and Pacific stations ~
" t' lIas HhOnAkfIlTIRA ' .rtNIl
The barometer will probably ftII somewhat
on Saturday with increased el6udiness mi
States; . small AREA % low barometer passSd
eastward over New York and New EnEland
to- night followed by rising barometeI AM
westerly winds on Saturday from New Eng,
land 70 Virginia, northwest winds win faiIIns,
tetppeIaluIr prevailing very gensra1y north
Ninds wet oi AlabaInai dahseT6uS WindS M
II - y ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

= MA Potter Palmer q her Mop Years ~
add tihooo nssslaes,. rhs drcss vas hand.
. .Sms brown =, Sreeads -. ni% , III rows ..
nsahiAA Her husbaad n the gsnllsman VINO
e reported 70 have eEclsimsd, IN tgsEis secsnts,
me nest day aits. the nte, srm a eegEaf l,Ia
ssss Bs,t,, "u 49, : = -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

Tar District Tent ]. q. Of RechabItes paid m
Official visit last night 10 Eagle Tent 1. d, OF III
District Ohief ltulsr WIN. H. HaHt addressed
ne to oilieers aud members, and oompIimented
and u. John T. Lighter, who made a few 70.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

= The other evening, while Ira In was leetur.
ing 10 Indiana, one Of the audisn 90 had the Rn.
daelty TO hit him on the head with an egg II
w not spoil the egg, rs that res alt had been
accomplished by naturoi but n, Train has
Iak ,n solemn oath never 10 onto. tbs State Of
indiana again.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

-."Where thnre'a . viii There a way, 10 break
Il no lawyers % praised " was the eiasaiatlcn
. million, instead Of Tow paItTy thousandf
that hsr dear departed intended y lsaVS Nj.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

nay Of Hope Loig-, NALL .G.T
The second grand visitation ot tho Grand
Lodge for the current year y a made on tho 18th
instant 70 Ray Of Hope Lodge. The hall had
been handsomely decorated, and the grand ON.
cers, after being received Ascending 70 the rules
Of tho Orier, proceeded TO initiate hfteen ladies
and gentlemen; after which the Lodge opened
under tho head Of Good Of the Order, With
the following programme: A humorous reeita-
lion By Prot. doldingt solo aud quArtette, Miss
Minnie Hnntcr, Mrs Womersley, Miss Ida
York and Fred. q, Ualvertj remarks BY q, W.
q. n u. r.. Holloway; ucrmAn song, Prof
aolding, which vas received with prolonged
aud well merlted applause; duet, Miss Ida and
Alice York; Quartette, "Hark 70 whispering
abd Mrs Fred. q. Calvert followed by the sing.
ing Of comic song entitled "John brown"
This Loige, though comparatively young
with ten members--nOw numbers over one hun.
tired and twenty, AMI bids filr 10 be the most
nourishlng Lodge Of the Order In this iurlsdic
ton. Their entertainments are Of such a char.
acter that no one can 20 away dissatisfied.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

Tho regular meeting Of the Board of Fire
Commissioners was held last night, all the
members present.
t.ttas. ~ NJ tSlo..Ou ny NJ ~ Ai6,si
Murry had been appointed 70 hll the vacancy
caused by the rosiRnatlon Of - Hllliary.
A Communication was received from Mrs..
IInu asking damages for the tearing Of the roof
Of her residence by wires. Referred to the CON.
mlttee on telegraph.
The case Of Lstnuel weoleu was, on motion,
postponed.
Commissioner McDevitt offered the following;
which was adopted;
Resolved, That hereafter this board will take
no notice OF any bills against members Of this
department unless Judgment from the courts or
y Justice OF the peace u first obtained,
Thos. Hines was temporarily nppointe1 pri.
vaic At No. engine house.
On motion, tho Board went Into executive
session,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

That iOr Isv veeE, y0u oan Esl youI

That Tor feW week, you can got your L
20. BOYS Az ENTIHH Ouryir,
DnnHy CoAT, Yp.r AND PAHra Anp oynnooAy
Al isss cost than you can possibly buV ~
goods and make them yourselves.
cali and SEQ The PROOF Of this assertion.
2 % LaJ| Moan wALKER a 90,
.. oil Psnnsylyanla avenue, near sixth Il.
GLOVES SoR THH MILLION, At Price's. Ils
Seventh street. Best quality KIDS ID ti.So. a
Prices, tlS Seventh aroot LINEN and SIN
HAndksrehieis for the holidays. d PrioO's ans
seVnnth street.. Cardigan IAekatt, a Prios'u,
as Seventh street. ,iUndsrWpAF, ~ The uanal
low rates, At Prios'A ans Seventh as6sL Depot
for Gents q KIDS, A. RTieeS ans Btvenlh street.
LADrEa AHD aaSTs' Kid Glow Dspok Ihs
largest In the gity, = 40, BApn'a Corust Pc.
tory, tOs setenth street. between u and n, d .,
'H' ron HOLdDKY uOODs .l-.
. 90 10 - tiAilAd
WALLsAOH'B DOLLAR srORRJgH ~
90 PENNSYLVANIA AhESUH. a.
ovsaOOI4 ARR dLSza1E71 rrBr.,.-, -,
BsASsari, llt, ~ .i,0 .'l..i. !. - q
lafq 7 y olanShIna, rls 20. .,'s ,' .,i Of
."tr .r1. Brasl KsrSsy .2gyGI
-,tr. -t ..rtsI-5G ssr EisH1Ss = a.o
sSSsSEsAtA StIss,, Nay BaiidinE.t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

Tue front Of KiIb9urns Il Iattaf Office. ON thu
corner Of q and Fifteenth street, was damaged
yesterday afternoon by runaway, TO the
amouat OF e200.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
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your ofdsrs hsf BAiis, Pariis., woddiou, and
Receptions, who IL prepared 10 furnish upon IN.
shortest ndiiss, II Tho most enanlsito styIs snd
at reasonable rates. VI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
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UNfrED srAFE 4 Il. sArEST 9ggigF. ;.

y - WApnNdr0B D. D., Dsa. 10, 1871,
Ga ne pguuonof HAanIEr n low, Of Uaisns, lin
nolai administrAiIlI Of Honp II, Low, dsooised.
AID Henri II, Law on The 18th DAY N March, IsS for
"a lmproyomeat In kAaina AAoblpssi
Sn NE Mth dAy q bebruay neEt ihaI ne time for
W. .aisnmaas and The kHAmlneT's report b
pef,ton be heard on the aeth day of FebTuATy nett
KRerson MAJ opPoas III. eHlsnslon.
lA'hgV N. ID. Lk0OHfI, O0mmiaslonST,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

= Ths hay crop Of Maine has he rstofore aver.
sssi SI .si IA tons This year Ihe supply 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

TIC H. hhd T.. IL. ~, THanei Completed.
Inc contractors, Measra. MeIadghlin 4 Reilly
Ior building tho tunnel Of tho baltimore and Pd!
tomao Iailrnad IN Virginia avenue and X street
extending from Ith TO nth street east, distance
~ 1850 teeti yeftefdAy completed the work The
west hali OF the tunnol u ellpticAl and tho re.
inhlndor circular In shape, and over 20 feot In
diameter The work was commenced nearly
nlheteon mOntha ago, and was to have been
oompleted In December last, but owing 10 no
ground being Of such a character as TO render IL
necessary 10 Dig from the surface 10 tho bottom.
tho hands supplied with stone, The work has
been delayed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
ROI.lCK.

PoLIcE Counf-Ju1gs .sasu.--wm. Jones and
WIN. Warner, profanity, were hned - eaeh.
Louisa Grant, same offence; nued -. George
Wells pleaded guilty TO an assault on Nancy
Oolernani nnod % and costs. Henry Ellison,
larceny nolle PROS. vas entered. MAria
Washington, profanity; fined u. WIN. FAX
ridge threats; the court required 400 good So
surity for his future good conduct In default
Of which no was committed. "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
al4 Ninth street.

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

- MAoF anil SupofIntendeuT-
Mr. Burgess moved To make tho report o. fhs
special order for Monday.
On this motion no quorum WAS iOund voting
snt the House, ats O'clock, adjourned to Mon.
uay' i..IttU. u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
Paying tho Expenses.

1t is reported that Col Ranton Duncan,
whose motto - anything to beat Greeley" has
proessed Willingness Ia pay the expenses oi
the approaching Louisville Convention out OF
his own pocket.
We trust that in this matter Col. Duncan will
be little more enlerprising than he proved
himself at Balim"re He held there what he
allied Convention al the time the Democratic
National Convention was in session The gem
ersl expense. ot this side show We're exactly
Sloo, OF which SO WAS Tor the ,,ae Of the hall
and SO for the lsuies' parlor at a hotel where
the few sympathil rs With Duncan assembled. =
When the duty Of paying these Two b!ls become
pressing Judge Flanders found ii necessary te
contribute $l4O, while Col. Duncan furnishe,
exactly $40. Whether Judge Flanders nov
mas much confidence IN Duncan's readiness /,
pay all the expenses at Louisville or not Is NOR,
'han We are able TO say.--N. y. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

WHY Is IT?-Why, asks a musical c,ilic,
must nearly every person Of either sex, who
adopts the musical ar dramatic profession, ~.
sume sbme other name than their own" Me-
John Jones and Ms4 Mary Brown ,tr quit, a,
respectable names AS Mombray Fiz Hugh or
MdlIe Adele dEnjouce, aud are infinitely pre-
'erat Q, because genuine. Under other cir,iln,-
stances, when persons assume false names, ii is
generally because OF something disrepntabe
connected with their own, and such change is
very Justly regarded with suspicion. The stag.
is perfectly legitimate and respectable
profession and there is no need for those en-
barking in it To seek to hide their identity bv
dropping the names given them by ihei,
parents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
The Euphrates Valley Railroad.

From the London News. August3 81
lhe report Of the select committee appoan u,
10 examine and report upon the subject was i. ue
yesterday. The committee state that the evidence
which they have taken has satisfied them tina,
.nsre Is no lasuperable obstacle in the way of the
eonstrnc' ION OF railway from some suitable port
~ tne d 'iiterranean to snms other suitable port
a. ~ OF nrr the head OF the Persian Gulf tina,
.uere Is more than one port which might bo seec
.sd AZ either end OF the line that there ara sever.
practicable routes: that there would bo no dit.
uca'ty III procuring the necessary supply OF labor
. aua oi materials tor constructing IA railway and
nAt there need be no apprehension Of its beng
oAPos ~ 70 injury natives, either during the pro
esss OF ts construction after it shall have been
completed.
Iney mud, too, that there is reason to expect the
sanction. II not the active concurrence, OF tho
haIklsh .hh government IN any weliconceived project
n,at may be presented to them. The committee
usve arrived - the conclusion that there is no
pooaollity OF any line being constructed by unas.
.s'ea private enterprise. but they obsereve "rhere
S.a oe no doubt that il the government Of Eng
.aua were to give its support the form of All al
shus!e s;. guaranty, the Turkish government would
suo its general cOunteuance to the un,lertak ,ny
Whatever may be the route chosen"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

l. MOkE RAILROAD oAH
sPkCIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAI, Oosobsr ls,h ~,
passenger ca! will be attached 10 the ,.sish;
lington. NV ~ =" ior WILL
Inc tram will stop At Stations a. follows, vbss
aama'isi trays Ferry. 9.l2 y. IN. Lasarettc Ssh
low ~ =. N L,nwood. s5S y. m; CIss mont, l0.ol
p. m h''ershr. ~ p. N; arrive WiminRton l0 ~
~. '""fa'i II. =. KINNEY. hup't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

1AE Emperors of Austria. Germanv and Prus.
se soon !" meet, and the fact has given rise
au.ohg the quidnuncs Of the Continent to puesses
t;uaamerable Tho Emperor Napoleon has been
aa'stvlewed about the matter by Il correspondent
S.. :. aae London Telegraph" and Is reported to
t.s.: sa'a that "he saw danger III such an in
,s. cotemporary is cruel enough to add
's ;ns comment that with him it IL probable onl,
.SSsment rSss. formed from personal experience The
,' See'e' however. has gone to the hott.m OF ,h,s
mystery ys.ery a11 fathomet the motives 40 adroitiy
'upposed ~ have been safely hidden by these,
u".e' nav .n consp'rators. The Emperor William,
.ne "siecle, intatu tuated with his yictar,; HE
apaioI francis Joseph still sore from S,dowa.
%a r tls Emperor Alexander all dete.t each other,
thar nase contrary and conflicting interests aud
ana ~, 70 "u' one thought cpinmon tn each OF them,
S,n;a aaa' @' Woare powerful sny.reirns; We have
T. f, has y which the people kept in bond -.
n,,aa nav 'arS" budgets, also Treasures chat@nu,
- uhamberlains, servitoIa mnt,n,eriblt
mon at'' we preserve theseI We h,va 4, COM
tba = r,ne'ny Ih,, enemy is pero"nf,i t. .iay IN
n,on. 'ehoh Rephbiic, What n it, example should
shon.. eohti.ss'"as, AMI the Icoph, say "Why
am' We give To these mo,iirais tn satisfy their
soh,.; h;oh' our blood and our money That is the
tbasa y, The problem involved IN the meeting ot
Prsaossn sn,es Empsrors. They are simply afraid OF
nso"a DAILY scared, in fact, and meet tn devise
@''a"s for their protection.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
PE"NsxLVANlA RAILRoAu.
GMA4Aa n,ns,
W Az hApTAn 1oSDAr. JULY. 2, ls72


ir"n. leave Depot. Thirty -stoonj ana Mark, o..
Trans 'rr's q: neEct. THIRTY drst sna 1srist st,
paoli Arcommolation 4 al. ~
In s : ,; H. sfssSs issIs ssns.s' j. q - ~
LocA Haven and Eilnirs ESn3r..u a.;, Oa. y.
sunday. $40 =. ~. 0s"y' except
tast Line and Erie Esp' dsiiy -. Can.
hsrri,nure Aee. daily. excsbI Supas.- %
C"clnnaa, h1press saay; sniI, except SUNDAY. p.
southern Express daily y...,... " so %.
Er,s N III t.;is ua'iS 80 llSOs1.
paol sunday rrale. y ..n Aot y -.
Erls u. saturdSS oH,y 10 aarfsb4rs satssdsys
fos Emisrant k1rress T.rin. is.sins 'insEc;sort ~ IN
ds.iy except Sunds,. .licl must be procured X .n1
Se.' rort i Sisi.s.:. S.,sss =. "'"1,..
EXPRESS re- , to, New York. 7.l6. $50 sDd Ii % and
Express ' T,.iS in 10. asa ~ oao u ara L % uisst
MsHs ME4s5.n, =, Train ;d1 s f., NJ. Yo.l ,!ap..
NAY Iraiu icr Trenton. II + s. ena ,,, io1ss
Way Iran lor Holm s.burs md s.,,l.t,,as &:
~ night 1n'AS Arslns' 7.z's u. ~, pn. q
~ III. ~ al a5Tin connects At rss. fer L.al,-
:, ''''s ana "sf skSsiiiSSa;fios SS!siisa;i prror
noluesburT 4 Bustieton.g y, DniYI;
ksrr... ay s.nn f1,sss sa fsr s, 1s.s;.:.
~ pm ''1 ~" eae
WY yo, ir ms TOR Trenton. O.Gs =. y. 50 I'D
sy liam for Bristol .A
tok bkLl IDEKE DIVISION. =" =.
,an .'r ipenton Lambsrtv ills Kastoa. Scssa
Way lra,n io Lsmber,ville 4 Pennin.ton Il m :.
i"r trenton. Lambertvile aston. Scr sa
Accom-. FOR ,beldidere knd Pennington. 5.sa..
MAkkET oTkhET FERRY.
Am0Oy DIV sstOm.
Aceomnicda. for New York via An,hor sa
"O Trans inr Trenton. w and lv III n n, h "a
n""n aiiI tW. oW nj go T. m
AeeSm,L "dat1"H tor New loik Vi. ps,,h Amho,
,Arromm tor New York via jersey CITY. 90Onm
sMay Train for Burlington >'''' n =,
Nay rains tor Bo.denioWn $40 ssd II ~ 4 -
rxr ~ ioi iieStstowh w NJ and 33O 3 h :.
m an, "l.nern arn and lucke,ton X aih uads, 7O0
May !ra,ns Tor Mt. Holly. /. 90. $40 ,,d linn.
oprn. e'" " & TO- o'o aoa
sieepins Car Tick. T. for the West eaa bs h.s a
anp.aln. np y st tne Teket Oce so Chestnut ctr
agent gen o. the Union Transfer Company viii call
Ior anu i.ilver baggage Al the DspoIs. 0rders III
reeeage en rompt at. ption; and Railroad Time card
TTcCLT appY,., NO. WI hestnut str eet
Aio""i oFFIChS; No. sS Chestnut street.
r1. NO. ll6 n arh ss street.
MI" AZ ."e petots ana Ferry named above.
a y. CASSATr. Genera! Mana0er
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
APPARATUS FOR WATERING STREErs.-A

APPARATUS FOR WATERING STREErs.-A
r,v system Of watering streets has been subject
ed to various and successful experimental tests
in London. In one Of these trials, one and
s.halfi inch lead pipes were laid along close To
each curbstsone, these subordinate pipes being
supplied from the mains. At intervals of about
two feet apart the pipes are drilled with holes
Of from q sixteenth to thirty second of an inch
in groups Of three, each Of which i pierced at
different angle. These apertures from the pipes
command the complete road, which in thi, case
was of the width of about nineteen yards. The
water was, Of course supplied under pressure,
with head of about one hundred feet, and il
was found that a shower of quarter of a mile
in length could be commanded with a one and
one half inch pipe. In another expel ment with
this system, a con;ral pipe was used in the mid
die of the road which threw it, Jets toward the
curbstones. The pipes are protected by shields
and provision is made for the surface water
being sent past the 4',ies of the pipe to the bot
tom, where it finds passage. The pipe is, OF
course, upon the crown Of the road, and is pro
tected by an asphalt covering.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
DELAW A h n hAlLhOAD LIN II.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

e 3El On anu Ai.sr MONDAY, July 2sth,
0EslS1. (oundays exceptsd.J Trains viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

Alaska Is a head in some things and the
aa,es.coyery Of honest, pure anthra lite c"a, /.
snse;,a % sa uulnportant one just at this time. A
az ofthen thn lately exhibited in San Francisco i,
hsrdme e parest anthracite coal Of emarkabl,
and andiss. j. w burns readily and brilliantly
ber nbho so pure and hard that wet cloth may
A'oea vigorously over it without soilinp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
NEW GKlDCExY STORE

NEW Ii ek(DCEEI STORE
:. ". Cor. Fourth and Market st.,
>'INGTON, DEL,
- The undersigned respectfully an u-S3f1
,iran.nn,ces to his old friends and thsk kH,
u 1.&nqhlic generally that he has cUmplst-
e. ed ms hew store. and has opsned with stoci
GROCERIES. SUGARS AND MOLASSEs.
scrnshed, gran lated and Cd RI
:. SOFT. white and coffee sugars
-, syrup. and all kinds of Molasses
~" Ui ,'n'ernmcpt Java Coffee. Laguira, Msricsibo
MO HrS en- and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black nnd
assen nsS lSa. White md Red Wheat Family Flour
a. n Kind Of Canned Fruits, French and English
nrn.,ard' iure Olive Oil, Walnut. Mushroom and
i"inido catsnp English and American Pickles, JeI
1S. ohcesc Fresh Roll Butter. Baker. Cocoa and
r"."'ate, ermnceili Macaroni, Washing Soap /,
Te.' A,1ety. Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss Starch Cur.
et' p hli.i9' Cit1on. Atmcre's Mince Meat, Dried
pe"i he' and Apples. Cranberries Brooms Painted
pu'N,iS' ,,iS' Brushes. Sperm. Adamantine and Tallo =
an an T., and all articles usualy kept in u we'll
7"''a ,'rorcry Store. Call and examine my stock
JAMES z RIPPEN