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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Ger, Wright County Eagle" it Elm neuea
8p9enblatt, pel6es felt Guoe September in
Delanp erideint, bsfausaeseter pom elmer Nc
tienseieai6aft, an oeren @pise unier mertbs
6reunb San. @uymiuer itcbt unb urter oereu
Mttglieeern lid nod anbere b%sfreuneete Na'
men befnpen, mie bic 5srren 9. uap 6. Gppel
,. eGpn bic 5inmetluns auf bteie Mdnne'
seigt, welben @eites 8ino Der iunse ~Aele1"
il, Der nit ~fraftisen 5trirsen eas bemctratl'
l9e Banner umi6webt, unc ieiueu erlten Slug
nit Gnsrgie tbat. Wtr plui6en benz Inter
nebmen ben belten Grfols, oa es casu ~beitraser
tpiro, bic @obIfabrt pes 8olfes purt cine &C.
iunoe Yplitif gu ~fUroern. Serslihen @rue un'
fern Jrsunben in @ri9bt County!
SIN elevator gu Gelano wureen pabrent
bs5 Npnats September 1923 Sulbel Wei;er
abgeliefert; aneere Senpuneen pu,oen biree
rerl1idt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
Glrben transport Der 2anbp TO-

GIrben EranSport Der 2anbprc>
butte pi&tis 1T cine &eiolution, tpel6e bic
beige 5antelsfammer ii ibrer iinefen Sib'
una sefabt BAT, tnbeua fe an ben pra1oenten
Der Ser. @taaten elm S&retben erlieB folsen-
cen Snbalts:
ga bic unsemSbnli& rai&e Mniscluns ber
nprtweiliteu 9taaten unb Der bamit aulam<
menbdnsenbe ;3uwa6s ibrer Qanbes>@rseua
ni7e, sleidseitis nit &ld18t auf bic ensrm
buben JraGtfofen fir teren Sran5port bis gum
Mtlautii6en Ocean auf Giienbabnen &c. bic
Ginfisbrans zines b~iQiaeren unb tauerbaft il&e=
rem 7ranspurtiY ITEMS our eebieterii6en Notb-
psnriafstt maiden ; uno
Ia bteB nur bur6 cine betGnSiee Gampf'
f6iTatrt pom MiiTlGppi-Sba bis gum Mtlau'
tilden Ocean uber bic NDrpliden Seen, ben
Miasara Bau, Ontario, ct. 9aprence, 2ats
gbamplain unb 5uslon SluS ausfubrbar 1T
10 piro
8eidlpGen, ben yrdIbenten gu eriu&en, saf
ct in ieiner nadltsn Sabresbctldaft bic Auf'
merfiamteit bes &cnsre6es auf sieies lnterneb'
men tinlenfe unb icl6e Mabreseln anempfeb'
lie, pppurG bic tsfSroerli&e 5erieiuns eiaea
i9iTbaren Canals UNI bic Niasarafaae auf Bel
Amsritantibsn Seite seii&ert weroe.
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Deut{9e 8rief<Qtfe.

2tte beutf6er Brtefe, bic bts gum 8. Sft.
B. s. niht absebplt mprpen inb.
Dameu.Brtefe.
Dreier Grieterida GDpde Nnaufe
Nu1s q. Mabam 9hpann Yaultne
Rrugsr Raroline @auter Gnselbert Ma'
M,ltere >pbanab BAN
MiQer Gmtle @1retner Vena
Neumeier Z. O9. Ma. Seemann Yaultna
ham Iabe1t Mueafa
piltel Gmilie 2 Sabert Qoui,e
Rabner 6riebertda Ibun 9arl Mabam
5erreu.Briefe.
Mrat 4. Reg9u Rarl
Bartels Treberid Mt6el Solept
Blett Musuf Naumann 6einrid
BriBe Satob Neuiabr 5ermann
Blod Jrtecrt9 9 Stt Jerbinaup s.
BDihe pb. Nauen N,tolaus 2
1roelid Nntcnt 9tran9e 6einrt6
@srlah @sorSe @dmetel Ibererr
8oeble Otto @blcmfa Rarl
0aebtte Wilbelm @hAeioer peter
2ebmanu drleort9 Wurm Qpnrab
Qcren3 Geparo Sausmann Solepb
lurfe Mncrsas
Das Briefporto mad Deutl9lanh pom /. D.
3en1ber an:
l1eber Bremen unb 6amburs 6 st., 3eitun,
gen 3 Gts.
1eber England 7Sts., :3eituneen 4 ets.
s. u. @betlOd, Yofmeilsr.
G.9ettri@, beuti@er @lert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Sir cnumen a l.Nrbett in Stein
erbielt Or. pster Wengler BON bier an BET
Staats- 6air bic erfe unb ein3ise prdrnie.
User cine icl6e 8efeQuns (har Grab onu'
mente u. {. No. 81 MAIDEN sebentt. mirp es in
ieinem Gprtbeile fnben, tpenn CT bielelbe jeBt
ma6t, ea bic betreFenbe Irteit mahrenb tes
Winters beoeutenp biQiser su itsbsn tommt als
sur Sommera3eit. Die @ertfdtte ees brn.
Wenslsr if an @aibiustua Strabe seseniber
@itY paQ. 256
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Die Museaben fur &amfes
Counts i'm laufenben Sabre iine scn1
Committee fir MitteI unb @eee auf $4,000
peraul9laet nit Snbesrif bon @eri6tsaussa-
ben &C.; ba3u tommeu $4,000 fur Sntsrt1sn
uno perfauene Bombs unb ftrner $4,000 fur
bic Nrmenfarm unb bas Nrmenbaus.
CUR Betreitune bieier Mussateu iolen 81
Drills fir &uuntsswede, I MiQ fir SntereNen,
2 MiQs fir Sdulamede unb ] WtQ fir bic
Court Of Common Yleas erboben tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Der Stabtratb unterbielt f& in ietnsr
Sieung pom ltBten Eienfaa pieber einmal
iber bic NaGldifsfeit eepi0er Mitslieber in
ErflQung ibrer pRidt oIs Stabtpdter uno iber
biz Mnrenbune mirtiamer 8uBen eesen bieiel<
ben. 8einer Der Geblbaren fonnte bisber ba3u
eebrnbt merben, eine @elofrafe gu 3ablen, trpb
pteberbplter @dIuBnabmen pes Hatbes. Das
nabm inceB Der Comptroller nibt 10 lei6t bin,
icnbern er leste BEN, &atb Elm @ersei&niB Der
Nb(ensen jeresM itsliebes rrr, inbem Ct 3ueleid
ben 8etrag pon $3.50 fur iebe Mbien3 bonn stsr>
teli6brltden @alair at3cs. Dieter grcden
fam iebp6 ben Staotp1tern etmas 5art Dor unp
bas Gnbe pom 9iebe mar, baB bic Sade an ben
Glerf auridsepielen murbe, pelter in 8er5in'
tu,g nit Dem Comptroller bic fatale Site 81
r~spisiren bat.
geridiebene @ei@afie bes gauratbes nab
men bann bic Mufmertlamteit hes &atbes in
Mnlpru6, meif items Straben betreTenb. Inter
auterm murbe benz 8auratb bic Weiiuns er>
tbeilt, auf benz @t.Mntbpny 9usel cine giierne
an3ulesen.
6. q. @ribbp1t erbielt cine Mnmeiiung i'm
getraee BON $1,375.64 fir ben Bau BON Sci
tentpe9en.
Mlb. 8reuer tbeilte nit, bab bic neuen @abl-
ia ten UNI So bas @tld gu baben ieien unp bas
Committee fir DHsnt!ide @ebdube erbielt bsa
Nuftrae, finfsebn folder 8oren an3ui&aHen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
Hotal= Nemigteiten.

Die eroBe Tair nabt bsran, tpel6e gum
8efen Der ueuen beutide. fatbolii6rn8tr4e an
%. B. Mts. in Sneerlolrs ealle er0Hust tperber
fuQ. @ir mDhten beute Defenders aud un{er'
Greunbe i'm 2anbe aufmsrtiam MAIDEN, ba bief
tin isbr PATHFINDER 3eitpunft fir fe it, mo IL
aemDbnIi9 Der Saupt1ast einen 8eiu@ gu ma.
den p1eeen. SHE better ais eeraee CUR 3eit BEL
6atr baben 1e @elesenbsit fir bic Strtssn (d
bIbl9e Ws1denfe b.ais gu rsrldafsn. We'
~ibrisens in Der Gage it, babel in iraeno cine,
| @eile mil; umirtsn. lit ltsts piQfomn,eu. Tis
bieisen 5rauen une Sauofrauen eeben Gasr
nit Dem be ten 8eiipiel pcran. teieelt DON Gem
Benubtiein, baB ie fir bic Geasneuns einse
srcBen Wettss arbeiten. Retner bate nit iei'
mem S6sr1ein 3uriid!
Gplssnoes if bas Vsr;eipniB per peri9ieee'
nen Committees:
SraantIatious- Sc nj m ittee. 9,
Mitid, gcrTser s.. Orb, 81. Sod, g. @as'
net, g. &ei6, S. 6sd, ". aubn unb y. aerlt
Committee fir bic 5alle. ST,
s9'id> 0erIser, e. 5arry, 81. Gtnt,M &osbl
q. @erla9 unp q. Wtnter.
Wabl-@ M mittee. S. 9untenbeimer
Gurfser, s. Gernbpla s. Mtnnte, U. Simm'
unp 9y. Sanien.
Trud-G . M ittee. 8. $. MiQer
0o,fger, q. 8nres unb ". Stem.
Comm tteefur 1tdetS. Gr. 8reuer
GprllBer, 81. Iimre, 6. 6reunb, s. s. MeB'
get, 9. 5aa9, N. Strup, 8. Qe&ler, ~
Nadtsbeim, q. @eitsrt s 8reser, g. Sites
graf, .. paupers, Nb. MuQer, 9pfmaRn> 9
Burd unb .. s. Treis.
efrebments.@ . nj n, ittee. Sob.
S9iQieer, @orliBer, s. S9nigtus, u. Maser
! 8. @eber unb Sd. MuQer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Oefientli@e ginlabune! CUR gr0b'
ten rab p%ol'dneiefen NefauretiOn: Die Don
6. S6mibt Nr. 242, Dritn StraBe. Son
ieston tpereen ~ ieberS tunpe T + / DE Nufern,
Defueel, JoreQeu. 5leiidlorten aucr Nrt, @ilb,
fura Niles, was per Marft an Delitateien bietet,
ierptrt. Die feinfen @etne unb Qia,ieure bic
tet m.ine Bar; gridte. &pnfett unb &onbups
reimaaren in better Nuspabl. DteIufuartune
III ieber :3ett bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Die 5erren @ebriber nj n {
SIDE Der 10. unb ct. geter Stra6e III ct. yaul,
balten ifets bic rei&fe Muswabl non
@roeertes unb prpptfpnen BOT
rdtbis. BelonDere Aufmertiamtett nerbtent
ibr i9Sner @prratb an tn unb ausldnbif9en,
sinsema6ten unb setrudaeten 6rii@ten. Mau
beluge ben sei9uatcoa aassefatteten Stcre,
IN, i& papon q, iberaeuaen.
Ia5- Mu1 bic beten Suften Wetne, ST.
queure, Gisarren u. I. T. rebeu ben Runoen CUR
8erfusung. Yretie bldg, Bepienuns freunb
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

@parlam aebt Der S9ulratb 3u @erfs,
inbem ct bsitlu6en bat, bic 8eiolbuns teines
9ebrers TN Qaufe bieies Sabres gu erbSben ;
bas @alair bes Gran3DFi@Iebrers purre auf
$1,000 feieeieBt.
Seine 3abluns, aussensmmen laut gau-
Meeore, BARI cbne @enebmtsuns Der Mebrbeit
bes S4ulratbes eea1a4t tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Ias reinite uno iuBefte 8 90 0tDer Oil
Oeberibran) in Der MeIt 1T oas Don 5a3arb
u. 6 H. pr1partrt am Meeresufer aus
friiben ausseisdten sebern Don @aSwelL
6aaarb u. 6 o., New yort. Is 1T abb
iulut II uni Il s. Ya.isnten, mel6e es
einmal seuummen babeu, 3ieben Is alien ancern
praparaten Dor. aer3te BADEN ibr l1rtbeu al
aeseben, bab es better lei ais irseub Elm aneerer
Qebertbran i'm Warfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

@erursluf t bur& 3ufdQises 2cseeben
ieines @euebrs, it sorieen @onutas5r. Matb.
YfeiHer, Der, BON Der Gutenjaso 3uradtommenb,
bic 6linte in ben @asen f&ob, nobel bieelbe
f& entlue unb Der S9uB benz l~1nsludlt@eu in
ben unterleib brane. 81. pfeiHsr biaterldbt
cine Grau unb apei &inber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Qebrer, bic tbre Stelluns sa anberu
uno 81 psrtfTsrn beabl@tieen, 1T etne CUTE Ct
lesenbeit turd nebenlsbence Iusl9rettuns &C.
eeben, momit blsibeube Nniequus 3uiammen'
bdn9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Gin eefdbrlibes Geuer brad an,
Mittmc1 Absnb an Der Minneipta Strabe, nabe
Der Gierten, bier aus, I'M, 70 eefabrli6er ale
ein bsitiser @inp cine Mense 6unten iber bic
5auisr bin msbts. N!et vbne @9reden erin-
4 rte man ii9 ait ben Sabrestas sum 8rante
0bieaso's. Snpeb tlieb e5 elidltder @eiie
bel Der 3ertSruns 3tpeien 5clssebdup&
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

81. {. Narttnfe, bisber an @abaiban
5tra6e pabier, bat nun an Der britten Stra6e
elm @ooepaarensei&dft erDfnet, uorauf hi,
beionbers unlere pertben 0elertnnen aufmert.
fam MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Der ebr tnterefante Hetfebt>
II d t, aus ct. 2puis, Mo., meldea mir in %
riser drummer antunnisten, fnoet l9 aaf ber
brttten Seite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Geuer brad leBten @amfas Na&mittae
an ber Gde Der Sedsten unp Sort CITRATE aus
unb s~erltDrte Elm benz Dr. @. 9anp eebUrenbes
9aus.
Am Disn1as brannte Elm etaa apii9en Der
Sltpr unp Sebu Strabe ab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
GrklQrnng!
Mn bic 8Qr9er DON @enne<
pin COUNTY!


Seit msiner Nomtnnticn Don Der Ct
beralea Nartet fir baeGountY Nupitpr>
Nmt BON 5enneptn @ountY> ftno eez
mi6e eeute iberaus tbdtte pos @ri@t
u pertreiten> pab t9 I'M Sale meiner
Grmdblune anoeren @eiddften na@z
aeben unc bic YRtdten Der Nucttors<
Sffce rurd Glerfs beior9en lui1en tper>
De. SD iebe mid raber eenStbtet
biemit III ertlaren
GritenS, ipute t9 eemdblt perren,
cob t@ fein anberes Nmt neben benz
Mupitors@M mt befleieen rperre.
3,pettens, roB i'd meine 9a,aje
3eit unc periDn1tcbe Dienfe Der Nuz
pttors >Sffce wibmen perpe.
SrtttenS, taB ptes @eri9t Don
eewt0en 2euten b5swiQiAerpeile erfun<
ben it, unp Don ibnen In 8esleitun9
pon anrern @erldumcuneen in @irtu<
latitn eeieBt wirp> nit Der Mbfcbt,
metne Mitburser 9e9eu meme @abl gu
beeinfu1en.
Mtnneapp1tS, 20. Sept. 1872.
Grmif Srtn1a,t.
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Sn StillmAter baben bic beuti4eu ga.
tbclifen ibr neues SGulbaus eolenbet. Die
5&meRern pom bl. Solepb merten bic Qeitune
Der burtiaen G4ule ubernebmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

SIR Sic rdbiten ereifia Sage
ertra ntceriee Nreiie in 3abme
Guentpaaren Sanolune.
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Die @iour CITY, Babn 1T nunmebr
Solenbet, 70 hae man In unsefabr 3ebn @tun-
ben BON bier mad @iour &itp reiIen tann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

vSaroains" in Glenpaaren fir
Die ndditen breifi9 Sage in SABINE
Stpre, 7 Gfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
a3u U%erfuufeu.

Die Soften IA unb II. @tuf II in Maridau unt UPae-
tubtns Ipbiticn. in Der Statt ct. Iaul, Ramiep Gpuntu
Ninn., ssb6reub Der 5terefa Yrusser, mtnberidbrises
Sinh IMP einster Grim ees ssriprteneu @ebtarbB russer.
H'e,e sottsn burton mot unter Dem abeei6asten Wertb
s~ertauIt rsrben une fnS baar su te,ablea.
Gatbar.na Srueeer,
gcrmlnbertn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
anQrnunQ!

@ewi6e 9eute MAIDEN fi@ bic MIbe
oas @eru&t ausSulprenaen> tab
Gin Danfee
Der @eener tes 5errn S@aefer flr bic
Mubitors< Sffce pom 6ennepiu County
lei
9ar,1m f,1nb ,1nb IN ,pifen,
baB i'd Gnpe6 unteri9rtebener am 81.
NuAun pom BET Greeley partet fit baS
Nmt aufseteQt tpurce> unp tab auber
mir fein anperer @anpioat se8en 9errn
S@aefer int Gelpe ftebt.
Sd marne baber ale Deutlde in
6enneptn County, f9 ni9t bur9 ber<
slet@en 2lsen unp Bablumtrtebe BE-
b%umbusssn 3u lahen.
Grnf Srtma,.
Mtnneapplis, 1. 0tt. 1872.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

g E II . E n.
z. Set. Ytilipp gbam, 4 81 at.
3. Oct. Carl 5austp1f, q alt.
2. Oct. Rrialia Nefaser s N alt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
PENNSYLVANIA.

CELkBRAroN.
PoTTsvnLE. April le.
The first defenders celebrated the eleventh an
niversary of the arrival Of troops, at Washing
ton. in 1861. by survivors Of the national light
infantry and Washington artillsriests. by meet
ing and banquet last evening. An Grafton was
delivered by Capt John T. Boyle 5.J Et
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
Gov. Palmer,s Letter.

Gov. John NJ. Palmer. Of illinois, has writ
ten letter in explanation Of his declining to
permit his name to be used before the regular
republican State convention for denomination.
That convention, he says will be controlled to
secure the denomination and election of Pres-
dent Grant, and continues:
81 do not believe that President Grant should
be renOminated by the republican party, and
mliar with my opinions know, l believe that
all reforms and improvements in the direction
indicated must begin in the State and the first
step toward success must be to win back to the
government Of the States the confidence and
affection Of the people. No man need expeot
reforms in the administration of the federal
government until the people assume the gov
ernment OF the State, and enforce honesty and
good government. The President and Congress
are too remote from the people to pay any
great degree of attention to theiP wishes they
must be impressed by the action and example
Of the State.
Commenting on this letter the New York
| Tribune says.
Gov. Palmer might have entered the re-
publican convention received the nomination,
and virtually unanimous election, without
any compromise OF his dignity or his position
as q repu blican. The accession OF this dis
tlnguished republican leader to the liberal
ranks under these circumstances Is . subject
Tor sincere cOngratulati0n.
The STRENGTH OF THE SEcTIoNs.-The
Boston 4 Ac'rertiser gives the comparative pol,l.
cal strength OF theseveral sections of the Union
as follows.
We gave the other day some statistics bearing
on the productions, population, and political
power Of the different geographical sections OF
the Union. The suggestions Of these statstics
have an important bearing in this conn nection -
Sec,ionali,. the electoral vote il divided under
the new law as follows
| Whole number. s57
| Necessary for choice. l19
The New England States have Is
4 The Middle States Il
\ The Western States lOi
The late stlye States Isl
The Pacific States
Ii is IN, niiest that under the recast of pa rites
urged by many able and dscontented men, til.
South wolll recover her old position az a cen
trs OF political power. Many intelligent psopl.
have studiously deiudeA themselves with IN,
belief that the West ID the seat Of political pow
er in the Union. The South lsads the West il
population and preponderates in the electora
college.
|
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
POPULAR PRICES.
Public sales.

CONSTAlSh.f SALE
AT PUBl.If NENpl T..
I'M SATURDAY MORNING. Arr,l Goth. ls7a.,
~ at 10 o'clock. a. m. the Stock Ut large No
ion House. seized tor debt and t. he sold by orde
at Cnnstah le comprising Notions ant Fancy Goods
Counter,anes Table Linens Napkins. Towels. La
dies ami ,iebts' Hosiery. Sha VS. and Laces Hand
kerehiets. 2UUJ dozen SpOvis Cotton, TrImmInss.
Fins, Albums, Satchels. AlSn. fine line of Table
and Poet Cutlery. Tea and Table Spoons, Ge.. Sc
Sc
By order of sale. and sei1ed for debt, and poai-
lively to be sold.
Dealers and ers would do well To attend this
sale. 6 E. oGLE MILLFf. anction.ers.
20 Market street.
lp}qzn, Wilmington. bel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19

Constitution of the United States. and the upcor |
rupt representative Of a pure judiciary; Master
Masons beating tongue Of good report, aud no.
bly, exemplifying both in life and in death the
tensts of this order Of which they were burning
and shining lights"
Replied to in eloquent words by D. q NJ. Stans-
berry, Of the District Of Columbia.
No. ii. Our Common Country. The stability
and permanency OF her institutions must be found
in the virtne'aad Intelligence of her childrsl and
the unsectional policy Of her rulers"
Anthony Higgins. Esq, beng called ON replied
~ nm appropriate and handsome speech.
e No u "Eiucation when it instructs both head
and heart. powerful for good, when 1t informs
only the frat and negects the latter 1t hut intsn
5ifes the lngenuities Of hell"
Col GrImshaw, President OF the Board of Pub.
lie Education. was called on and replied in an
earnest aud forcible manner, paying deserved
compliment to our common schools and the great
work they were performing.
No. l3 'The Masonic Ballot-Box The whites
admit, the blacks reject"
No. IA. Woman
''ln our hour of ease,
Uncertain. coy. and hard to please,
Aud variable - the shade,
by the hight quivering aspen made;
When pain and anguish wiring the brow,
i A mmlstarin9 angel thou"
Replied to in pleasant and witty speech by
DR.. Mason, Of Washington, DC
! lRRE0UIAR TuAsTs
No. 10. 1.-The Bar Of New Castle county," pro.
posed by MIR g. w. Stone, who called on W. C
i Hpruancs. Esq, who responded in appropriate
language compmsntng the Fraternity for hav.
ing given to the city house admirably suited
for its purposes and the proper rendering Of thu
legitimate drama.
No. l6. 1.-The Memory Of Robert Burns"
4 DIR. Cameron replied, and concluded by singing
q song.
Mr. u. w. Stone was called on for . speech
and declining, Was greeted with three heart,
cheers.
Col A. II. Grimshaw proposed "The health o
the N. W. Grand Master Of tho State Of Della
ware" which was followed by three cheers, give
with great vim.
DR. McCabe declined to respond on account O
= severe cold. horseness and debility.
3 Calls were made for Geo. q. Gsrden, Esq., . n
I Mr.. Budd, Of Middietown
Mr.. ID. Lemon volunteered . song
: Mr.. E. F. James was called upon for speecl
but he declined on account Of the iateness Of tn
y hour, and. on his motion. II. F. Pickels led !
9 singing "Auid Lang Syne." and the meeting al
q Journed the company retiring apparently great
d pleased with the entertainment, aud delightt
'- with the unparalleled success in the complete
OF their beautiful Temple.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, April -.

Cotton tirmer; Uplands 80. .a23s@- orie,n, =
Pork, l3.25al3.5O; lard, ss<a9M
Flour dull; Penna- extra family. ss.25aS -.
Rye -four steady s. 90.
Brandywine Corn Meal. 81 60
Wheat dull; Red. 81 S5al So: amber 100,
Rye, 90
Corn steady; yellow, 6sae9 mixed s..
White Oats. 56a51; mxed,., ,.,3a}f
Whskey, SSIs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
ENGLAND.
LONDON. April -
FIRE,

FIRE.
fire has broken out among some timber III
Lairds ship yard
BIRKENHEAD, Appl II.
Victoria visits Napoleon, at 'Chiselhurst, to-
morrow.
News dispatches from Berlin says Count Von
Ormin did convey despatch from Bismark to
Theirs but Its tone was pacific and highly fatter-
ing to Thiers standing that he was secured be.
ween two nations long the present eXeeu-
tive remained i'll power.
Father Gavazzis visit to America Is to obtain
aid for station church. He believes that Italy
will never see another Pope after Plus TX.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
NEW ENGLAND.

BosToN April 10.
Wendell Phillips delivered a lecture before
Sterling Lodge of InternatiOnalists He lauded
the organization OF working men, and said if
they stuck together they could elect a Presi-
dent in 1876
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19

The Childrens Aid Society of New York
have adopted all excellent idea. \ number
of sewing machines have been procured and
the girls o. the school art taught To operate
them. Their services are in demand a. soon
as they become proficient in the use of the
machnes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.
Japanese Vice Minister of Finance arrived in
japan steamer with Gen. w illiams Of the Treas
ury Department, and will go east special
mission.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.

n n RIuH MoNAGhAN. S5 Msd;.on are.t
e.: ,s' :s =. i's; :se bouts .. -s:. Shoes
aud G.,srs. Of all kn&s ssd siass, These goods are
from tho best manuiaci Ur.rs. and were bought Mt
y bargain. ~ thnt he ievferisg tAeul veg ehsAp:
lOweP han the lowcst r. reiee ,issirins barsains
in Shoe. Of sas ki.a - aad sscS q w Madison
see for yourselves. Customer wosk and Repairing
receive prompt attention. 80 spI9-dM
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
Carting and Hauling.

TTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
i friends aud the public that he has taken the
stable in Front street. near West. and is prep ired
to do all kinds Of Hauling. Furniture carts
the most reasonable terms. Give me- 40 U. g.
,D.sM. SUTTON.
Resias1ss-No. e2s Wet Ssooad street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19

There are $50 oil wells now drilling at Par
ker's Landing, Pa.
Gdconda mine, Idaho Territory, was sold q
few days ago for $500, 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19

Two hundred vessels passed through the
Suez Canal in January ana February.
Beef sells III Galveston, Texas, ut a5o per
pound, starvation in the midst o Z plenty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, April IL.
HoUsE.-The Civil Service bill was again de-
bated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
FIRST EDlTloN.N
b Y r Ell e G r A PHI.
NEW YORK.

ROWING RACt
NEW IoRi, April 10,
Ellis Ward offers to row a lace with John
Biglia at place half way bstween home and
home, for one thousand dollars aside, in week
or 80 after Bic'ia's contest III Phiadrtphia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
WEATHER REPORT.

= WAsHIN0ION, April l9
Rising bsrometer. with clear and clearing
weather, will probably extend from the Upper
Lakes to the Atlantic