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oHA0t0 I0s00ys
BALTIMORE. Dec. - -VIrgiuis skies, consoli.
dated %; West yrsini.'s. l5h[ bid To- day.
Flour in god d. msrd Tor IocSi trad ericss m
ch.peed wheat quiet; but firm: price, unchsn ged.
Corr NJ N and active: White southern, 81; yellow
sonthern, eo.61: mined western, 81 Oats firm:
southern, asss: western mixed, 46a1; do. white,
70 I'VE quiet, 75aS5 Hey steady and unchanged.
ProvisloIs dull Q, d UNCHANGED. estern butter
nm: Choice roll, 30: Whiskey strong, 81
ne. money firm. lie per cent daily. TX
charge. long: 3; short, lolS. Governments dull
Ard steady. virginia Sc, n: new, 50. North Caro-
liz as, "a: new.I.
AEw YonI, Dee. lss1FIour dull. Wheat 4,
~ LoSDoN. Dec Is, . m -Consols opened at sX
9lss for money. and ga for account Bonds of
,s6s old 81; 1867. %; 1905, ssh; new fves, SsI
1862 '' .' VI
P.nu, Dec. ls.-Rentes opened at IS francs n
celttbes
LosDoN, Dec. Is, l:D ,. m.-American securities
nothing doing and prices nominal
PARIS, Dec. Is. nooD.-The Bourse fat Rentes So
francs, II ceRtimes.
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prominent member Of one OF the civil ser
vice examining boards states that the result OF
his observation is that as a rule the immediate
snbordinates of heads OF bureaus, &C., are the
supericrs in intelligence, culture, and capacity
OF the heads themselves. This remark applies
more particularly TO bureaus outside Of the gov
eminent departments at Washington, such as
the coectorship of ports, the larger post OH ces
&e. Inthe latter case the chief officers are too
often men who may be politically, but are not
otherwise, qualified for the Offices they hold.
The natural tendency of the civil service is to
gradually retire purely political office holders
and substitute subordnates who have demon
strated their fitness and capacity for the places
in question. This is one Of the needed reforms,
however, which cannot be brought about in .
day.
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FINANCIAL AND COMERUAL

The New York money market was stringent
yesterday. On pledge Of government bonds tn
bottom rate was gold, except with the leadinZ
dealers, who had balances left with them ct
currency. Mercantile paper was dull, and nom
inally 10a12 per cent. for the leading names.
The movement Of currency to and from New
Government bonds were steady in both New
York and London. The stock market Vas all
strong. with the principal dealings In Pacific
Central.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad now lacks
only twenty miles of completion. and it is pro-
posed to have II in running condition by spring
Great things are expected for Virginia by this
road, 1t being the shortest line (by 50 miles) be-
tween the Atlantic coast and Mississippi
valley; running from Hampton Roads to Hunt
iDgton on the Ohio river.
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The Springfield Republican says of the recent
contributions Of the Freemasons to the Wash
iDgton Monument:
at Is high time that the Masons Gid some-
thing Tor Washington. They have profited
more from his connection with their erder than
any other institution in the country. In thew
viii take the lead, We doubt not that SUI ads
be easily Obtained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

"The Dark-lantern investig alton" is what
some papers are calling the credit mobilier
inquiry. They say that more harm is likely to
be done the accused parties through the sensa-
ton gusssings at the evidence, and wholesale
faorications without any effort at guessing,
than vould be by full report of all that takes
place in the committee room. And they are
quite right.
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w OF Dental surgery, ali Tth street, between
nc .aeS doors south OF Odd feilows' HAll.
Bsfers u y. n. ksce1 and kev W 3. yyans nj.
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TH8 HOLIDAYS!
1872 and 1873.
HEADouARrERs FOR HOLIDAY GOODS
TIE LARGEST STOCK EvER PBEsENrED
TO The PEOPLE OF wAsaIsGfoH.
THE BEST GOODS,
GREAT VARIETY, AND Low PRICES /,
CHR. RUPERT.
IMPORTER,
lo9 SEVENTH STREET.
Between d and =,
Takes pleasure in informing the public thss he
has Just fsctiyed, through his correspondents in
Germany; France, .nd England. the iarses. and
FANCY GOODS!
EVER BROUGHT 70 THIS CITY
They we're selected in Paris, Vienna, Bohemia.
sviizerisnd and other places Of note upon the Con
"s Thsy O. eo n ie mart Of
Ilssssf Imbro'dereS Chair and sos. Cushions.
Embroidered slippers. on Velvet. Oloth, and Dan.
KNITTED Worst. Goods. Of all descriptions: Bohs.
o Si.S vs;s; .1d Ur ns il great Mus.
shd Ivory; French Perfumery 10 great variety !:
PCrtemnnI aies. Card Cases: Writing Desks: Dress,
ing Cases, Work Boxes and Work Stands; Dolls OF
al d. Iiptions esks, embracing all characters
Rock, Spring, and Hobby Horses, Prorellers,
bI. RUPPfR having purchased this immense
stock direct from the leading manufacturers Of
Europe, is re sdy to sell them as low as the same
class Of goods be had Of house in the city Of
New York.
Mr.. RUPPHBT offers great inducements to pur-
chNers Ladies contemp laine hold ing fairs should
not fail 60 examine his stock Those who desire to
avoid the large crowd usually at Rupperts during
the Holidays, would do we'll to make their seies.
-inrs AZ once. dl5-l2.
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UA
The unexsm plGd satisfaction thst NATrAN'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY his given Ia this city and
throughout the whole country ey idenced BIZ the
steadily increasing demand for IT, induce direct
especial and particular attention TO the fact
that by its you gain s the adv ages claimed
tr the many potsonous compouI de IN use, 10 wiz /:
The restoration Of the color and growth Of the hair
~ d the speedy removal Of daodruf. without the
least pcssble inJury-as Crystal Discovery IL posi-
lively szrranted 10 contain poisonous substance,
neither Lead, sulphur OF silver.
Its perfect ct< a1ness 10 . not to be lightly
oNeriookeS, will neither stain the skin Clothes
In one seBten 10 is exaetly what has been wanted
Tor loo While, Restorer Of the II lair that AZ
used Without the Tear that yon are going % have
Heurssfs. Paralysis he ad Collie aud various other
Complaints, the ult Of the Of Iced
ARTHUR NATT4HS, Proprietor.
Stne-si Depot. cornsr % snd streets, d w.
eota ~ al DruRRtsts- cecl1 tr
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~MEDICAL BLUNDERS.

From the period when surgeons applied thei:
sayss to weapons instead CT wounds the pre.en nj
vide awake age, the medical profession has often
unwittingly taken side with Disease in its conflicts
with the human system. Even yet, in pite of the
teachings Of centuries Of experience, some physi-
oisns believe IN depicting their patieSts, ready
seriously exhausted By sickness, with powerful
eyecCaEis emetics, salivsnts, cauthardal plaster5
or the lar cet But, providentisly, public ibteli-
gence is ahead Il these medical fossils, who belong
OF right, 70 the era of the Crusadesl That pow.
erful ally d nature IL its warfare with the causes
of sickness, Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs has
opened the eyes Of the masses 10 the para
mount importance Q: increasing the vital
strength OF line bldy whsr renaced by disease
They understand that when the stnos oher ic con
diiiOns are adverse to heath-ss, for example, In
damp, chilly, severely cold weather-it IL wss to
reinforce the system with q wholesome tonic and
stin ulsn, and thus enable il to combat and repel
the depressing influence Of an incemsnt tempera
ture. the constitutional AID animal powers wer.
always thus recruited in the presence of danger
the mortality from consumption. broac chr onc
rheum stism, &C.. would be much less than il now is
The causes which produce Group, colds, quinsey
diStheris and catarrh seldom affect strong aud
active vital 81 STEM ard Of all vitslizng prepare
lions, Hostettsr's Bitters has proved the most
Efficient II il not claimed that this standard tonic
IL specific for lung and throat msiadies as It is for
dyspepsia, liver complaint and intermttents but II
Ii unhestatiDgIy asserted th,t IL 10 the best known
safeguard against all the stmos pherc elements of
disease. dlS-eo-akW
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TTNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTkIC
OF COLUMBIA,
Holding pistIict Court Of the Uaited States Il


I EN- now uniosdiug ca-g, Of $50 tons Of very
superior COAL-l GO, STOvR, and Oh eSTNUf,
HAkD sle FREE BURNING.
his ceal was Oh pped IN without ordering Il.
with Instructions to sell It. viii sell Il low from
vespel II CLAY STRWAgT
dN Ct 18th and b streets.
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THoMAs RUSSELL
1919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OFFERS FOR sALH
II o L 1 ID a Y
WINES, LIQUORS, CoRDIALS, &c.
HAVANA CIGARS,
CHAMPAGNE WINES
Of all favorite brands, including
NAPOLEON'S CABINET,
the favorite Wine .. L. Delmonico's New York.
OLD BYE ard BOURBON WHISTLES,
OLD COGNAC BRANDIES,
Fine SCOTCH and IBIsn WHISTLES,
OLD SHERRY, POET and MADKIRA WINES,
CLARRI and BURGUEDY WINES,
sCO1C CHI and ENGLISH ALRs,
DUBLIN and LONDON PORTER,
SPANKING MOsELLE MUsoATEL
AND
deelslm RHINE WINES.
BARGAINS Fob CASH BUYE Rs,
FRENCH CANDIES!
FRENCH CANDIES.
Best LAYEE RAIsIks,
VA, Loose MGsCATKL:,
LxcHoE xA6 6iT.5A aud SEEpLEss BASINS.
CHsDIsD LIMos PEEL.
SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS. NEW FIss,
PhoAN NUTS,
CREAM NUTS,
A!Monsss. Ssnk MdkHRhv Missgs MEAT
sss xfsE s. isss
>. B s.11,t!1 k gaa sp ID WHISKY, Pr
0'rfs" Celebrated SaV Wsf EG fAur0rs' ind'o
Proctor 4 CANDLES OLEiNE SOAP. at 10 cents
per pound bar: 81 per box Of " pounds.
{. 5. OeHARE . son,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
dls2 1918 7th street =. W. between N and v.
8O1 spEc,ALrr,Es sol
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
DAVIS.
sol MARKET SPACE, CORNER sru STREET
job lot Of fine French Embroidf red HANDKHR.
CbIkFs, ranging In price from 75c. to IS; about
hall their real value, at DAVIS
Job lot Of Embroidered LINEN SETS, from &c.
to S5,at DAVIS.
1t 81 50, $40, and IS per dozen, at DAVIS.
Lsdies' fine Initial HANDKERCHIEFs. from
&c. to el.75 each, at DAVIS.
New style BOWS, sOARFs. TIES, SQUARES,
&C., In great variety, at
DAVIS, sol Market Space, corner sth 1t.
In addition to The above our stock Of EMBROI-
DEkIES. LACES. Ribbons, TKIMMIN0S,
rRIHGES. GLOVES, and NOTIONS OF all kinds
dis s. Sol ssrfe. Space, corner seh a street.
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BOARDING..

GKNTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, Or
" young men Who are willing to loom together,
can hnd txcellent, cheap and pleasant BOARD at
No Myrtle street, corner North Capitol street,
opposite st. Alloy sius Church. dls-3ts
COOP BOARD, PLEASANT kOOms, And
MA evenoe and list street. mayl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

5000 POUNDS RAIsiHs.-----..--...is Or.
5000 POUNDS sEEDLIss BAIsINs......ls Crs
QUARTER BOXES RAIsINs............s 80 Crs
5000 POUNDS NEW CURRANrs...-1o ors
NEW FIGS, CITRON, DATES, &c.
500 POUNDS FRENCH OANDY....AO C1s
D pound boxes FRENCH MIXrU RR ...-.... 81 IS
0Goods delivered promptly.
c. WILMER,
dis tr 1918 PennsylvapiA ayerua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

~ FOB COUGse. COLDS, Oh IRRIfA-
CHtORATH OF Potash LSzEi e sss S ne be,s
artieie IN use. Sold BY =. MAJOR, corner 7th
S Yn.t ctreets, ana e Z. .: eIMMS, corner New
No. RBOM THE EARLIE0T ACES
~ to the present day, Scrofula has been the
zane, And - II were, the curse Of mankind 80 ter.
the worlds history that person known to be infect.
Cd with u would not be allowed to mix with society
ror by the use OF the eAMAnIfAN's ROOf AND HRRs
yglcEs, And the victim Of Hcrofula, Ulcers, Boree
sound health In Q few weeks.
sd kS o. AMP Pd HEB SHIG.s slH PEI bottle
Hsts DESMOND 90. Proprietor. 91S Race st.
fnnadeIphiA- mayH-ly
70 ksAovl
Oh. ~. RI. BARRETT.
DENTIST,
hss Removed to o. 1lOs q street n. w., corner
.en sstost. g.
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n Z w 100 X s.
Le.ther Stocking Tales. By James renn:m,re
Cooper. VOL: s'o; with forty illustrations By
spey. By Mrs NJ j. So
rated with chrome Autographs, wood cuts and
ply .ics and Politics; sr ThSusnt: on the zpp,os:
inherisanet" to Political socists. By W.i nnq
Bagsshot: I1rnins the second volume Of tho In;
Be.cher's Lectures to Young Men. New edi,
u co pedis Of the Best Tn Of C6sri:s Dick
ems. Compiled by T. g. de Fontaine, vol. Svo:
r hsrdsomeiy pSunc 20
tho study Of Physical PhenOmens. By A. Gail
Christmas I've and Gnrisimss Day. b. Td1.Ts
Srney to Egypt and the Holy Land BY Prof.
Theixaidstn hi: Lite and Works BY Eus. ne e
Russian Journey BY Edna Dean Proctor. Il.
bis Level Best: ny Bret Hare 50
these Ne. Books are exceedingly aepropr late for
Christmas Presents.
PHILIP 4 SOLONOND,
BOOKSELLERS AND SrATIoNBRs.
decIS'r sll Pennsyivania avenue.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. PETITION q pxvb sHS. 81 1s
phia, Penn praying for he extension Of . patent
grantee TO him on the I'D day OF March, 1859. for
an Improvement In Instr uments for EnlArg,ng Pho
togra che:
It 10 ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the Is day Of Febr oery next: that the
time Tor Ming arguments and the Examiners report
be limited TO the q day Of February next. and
that said petition be bee I'd the 9Th day Of March
next.
s. Any esr:sn naE OPI0.ss "a s s4ssns.Sn
TIE supKEs If C c1In "a sE TIE DIsrkIcr
Holding Q Dstfict Court Of the Uaited States for
the said Dis Iict.
To al tchoD1 q may eoncerS, syeefins:
Notice 10 hereby given. That en- the 18th DAY of
Dec nber. 1873, that 5000 feet Il paviaa bI3cks
are hbelled and prosecuted IN this courf, in the
name of GEORGE b. WEAVER, Captain. &C., for
copd mnatioD; and have been seised by tbs msrshal
for the Ieasons In the libel stated; and that said
viii stand for trial ct he City Hall, in the civ
Of " Washington, on the hrst Monday OF January
rtxt. when and where all persous vArned TO Q ,
pear to shsw cause Why condemn alton should not
be dscresd, and " intervene for fhsir interests.
disSs " iS l.. P wikIiass, x;.q &c CLERK 81
| NOALl COALN
ltm now unloadipg ca-go Of $50 TINS OF very
superior COAL-rGG, STOVE, and Oh ESTNUT
1 HAkD sDc FREE BURNING.
Ibis ceai WAS shi pped 70 me without ordering It.
with Instructions to sell It. viii sell Il low from
l vessel. CLAY STHWApT
| dN Ct 18th and b streets,
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WHITING DISKS, WORK BOXES, GAMES
sOBKRTs' BOOKSTORE,
DIS sw Ne 1926 Tth 81. above Nes re sv.
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FLErCHER'S
NEW JAPANESE STORE,
1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE;
dE Ct. Between l2th and l3th streets.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GIF.s

Lub.n = and other Superior French Extracts for
the handkerchief. stkiasOn's, L0g's snd other
kLslish ATTRACTS sor the hsndkerohi.f. French,
Engli-h aEd American Toilet soaps, in great pro-
tpsi~n, At GlLMAN's DRUG SrORE,
b2I PannrIl Hania
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Coognes. Bay Rum. y erid. Water. and all Kinds
Of Co m.tcs aud Toilet Good. will full supply OF
fsnil, Medicines, Jnst received at
celT -l0t lRepl GiLMaN'p DRUG STORE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
yfw SArertis ltll Gnts

S. 10 $40 s;....i S:. day! AssSs: s.s.sdi Al, y
S.nss ~ e :s1, young Or old. make more Mcney at work
3 III tcnzthin9 sl.e. Pe1iells6s :fsss. Address @.
gIlNe0A 4 CO. Pey1l.pd: Maine. -
ROOKKEEPlN0. mads ss~s Every clerk
~ and @srshant can leerN q once. hook mailed
tOs. II. GoULDING BRyANr. Buffalo. N. Y.
IGLITCa'S lMPERIAL RUSSIAN
Mustavd...Wholssaie to the trade. Single
IA s3sf IN YY2stya&t YsDE&tps Sssst " HER
AGENTS WANTED Everywhere
10 sell the best low-priced Corn.s .sheller ever pa
tented: Let farneRS and cverybody who has corn
to shell send for circular to FAMILY CORN
shELLEk Co" Harrisburg. Pa.
CREAT CURlOsITYi-A o Masa zine Of the
" highest order for 81. Agents wanted in every
town perpetual income. Send " for specime n
/ 10 Smiths Dollar Md0azsne." 81 Libers St.. N. Y.
1898. JUBILEE 1879.
| NEtAt YORK OBSERVER.
| Tho Best religious and Secular Family Newspaper
- q Year with the JUBILEE YEAR BOOK.
SIDNEY +, MORSE & CO..
~ Park Roo. Nep York.
SEND FOR A SAMPLE COPY.
| A 0ENTe Wanled-For Harriet Bceche'
stoves campaign book. with live of the ca,
didates and leading men af ~ parties. 20 Stce
Pr Ytraits jtO $50 day RAPIDLY and essily ms de
Write and see. falticulars free. WORrHlNG
TON. DUSTIN i CO.. Hartford. Ct.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
Railrpad Yiues.
RAILROAD,
N4QN q lc
on AND AvrxR svkpAy. ocF-27. i

ON AND ArIxR svEpAY. ocF-S. 1877.
Trains leave Depot. Thirty second and Market sts
Trains arrive =, nepo.: Thirty. arst and Market sta
paoli Accomrn odation daily. except sunday. GO
sm 8 80 m. aud 10 q. m. L. pm, $40 pan.
Niagara Express daily. except surd 7ao a. m
Lock Haven and Eimira Express daily. except
ss. Lias da, and sAsss! Erie ssp daily
Harrisburg Acc. daily. except unday, 2so PIN.
Lancaster ana York Ace daily. e. sunday 4Sopn
Phtsburg Express daily. except Sunday. 80 m
Cincinnati Express daily. $40 DIN.
taciGc Express daily...."..........-.-.. 40 pm
Paoii ,I SUNDAY Ssnn 10 am and Il az ~ pm
Erie Mail saturday nisht runs only to Williamspor,
For Emigrant Exrress Tam. leaving 1880 ?, IN.
daily except Sunday. ticket: must be procured and
AS' 1 New York o. X DiVision. HiHsS N, " ''' f'"
Express for New York. 7l5, $50 and ii 90 m. and
Accommodation Tor New ! ork. 7:2o a m.
Emiglant lrain for New York. II .3Opm.
Nay Train tor Trenton o.45 m. i,30 and II SO m
Nsw York sunday Trains. 30 M. 8 S m. and Nd
KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Holmesburg 4 Bustlcton. 6;5
Way Train for New Brunswick. .......... 2l5 IN.
Exrress Trains for Trenton. 30 IN and 40 and
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 IN. S.l5, 500 and
FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lambertviile. Easton, Scran
ton. &c.. 7.U u m. and 4 .0O y NJ
Way Train TO Lambertyile \ bennington IL. 90 am
| and w pm.
Nay Trains for Pennington 1000 IN and co III
MAkkET sTks III FERRY.
AmbOy Division.
| Accommoda. for New York via Perth Amboy anC
| VIA Monmouth JUNCTION. $50 u N. ana go III
Way Trans for Trenton, 500 and l0OV III. ". 0,
| noon and 400. 500 and 500 y III.
Aec0mm: tor New FORK via Jersey City, 200 p IN
Way Tram Tor Bur BurlingtOn................ go 10
Way Trains for Bordentown, . W and II ~ j. III
Express Trains tor Long Branch go III and ~
EXP. Trains for lIChtstown. GO III and $3.50 u
ExPress Trains for Pember.on. Long Branch an
Nj. Southern and Iuckerton Railroads, I3U
Way Trains ior Mt. Holly. IL 30 IN and Ii 80 p
6.,0pm.
Sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had o
Application at the Ticket Office 9o Chestnut str &c
anu at the DEPOT Thirty. second and Market Sts.
Agents of the Union Transfer Conn pany will ca
for and deliver Baggage at the Depots Orders wi
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Ca
can also be obtained a, the TO lowing
No. &t Chest nut street,
= IlChEI OtFlCES: No. S3S Chest nut street
A NO. ll6 Market street,
and at the pepols and Ferry named above.
;. j. CAoSATI. General Muadger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
Philado "ola. wilmington auc 6dit1.
more Railroad,
0 0AAM u u sr;,ss,a'E
TJNEC vNahv l.,
TIME TAkI.E.

Commencing MordAy, June 3i.is72. viii leave
AY-MAIL rKAIS 80 A. NJ Is anisy. sscsp.eaS scl
WINE R ,s.xt.s
tor with smyrna Bianch Ralroad and MARY land aud
Bre.kws.er Raj road. -eaoFi Dorch-s.er and
pelawste Railroad az Delmsr with Eastern Shore
Railroad, al SALISBURY Win wicomico and Pocomoks
ExrEkss TEAM $. 1900 NJ. (sundays e.c~p,ss,) TO,
Baltimore and washington stopping a. wilmins s,on,
ferry,ille and uasr--i--tir.c. Conr.cts at wa
sxrkk5s TRAIN asto 7: NJ. Ssandsys s,e-p..a3 Of
Ln
ton.Sewark Elston, ,SoItn-East, Charl-stown Perry
~ asssois
NIaATExPRkss At iisoP. M rsand .sh
$ss!ss: TSs sss ;'s. Ne
eAss< roftess AohICe aud Norfolk III take tine
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
g.. piping At Al, s.a.,On. s+.~.en rhiaa wilmington
LEAVE pai.ADsLfulA a \. Al a. iata Malo. asO. 50
pei Il X u 1Hr M91a a,,ra and ;nsr & a,ss ssa,i.ns
" aud 7l5 ?. The o,i9 4. H.. 'naiS viii not not
stop tstTseh cnsf,.r a. aad raAde!pha on SUNDAY
| The 6.i5 A. NJ: tram nom Wilmington wn connect Al;
Alsenal Junction By stree, e.rs WIN ,hr 1884, NJ
PHI AND safro ' dESTkah VII 1.'ssi l. rrRA,ss
! .i.pnis Bal,.rnois Cent? Al ..a,lf.S 'AA
Snas. Fora az s@a ~ w@assi.y. a sna s..al az.
feras s14 s4 ,;i Sisa ss';s at % sss4 NJ
Wsans,nays AZ IL. sa,ntas!s n % Ihe 1v IA
!
/ lARiokin.
Leave Fsrs Dspos. aan Phisaelphs. excepted.
| v33 a. III anda - p. N. oxofd Tor PnilAdsiphiA n
| 6.lU ~ IN: Chsid's Ford ior Phadellhs 70 IN
| Sunday leave fhiladep phis for Oxford SD ., j.
| leave ok%Id for Pnttsdeirha , 10 p.
Trains leaving irinRon al %S and ttl y. vii
| ronecL al Lamokin junction with the 1iO a m All,
| 1Sp IN. usins for fhI,a.ieiphia and d .tmer. Cen
| iisl Railroad.
| THROUGH TRAINS FRoM BALTIMORE.
sEAyE WILMISGToS at 1872 l220 r. ~. 5ts lD..p 7.
| CHESTER FOR PHiLApELPHIA.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21


HoxtcrpE BY DsG-HE DIES OF, GRIEF
-OlJ peter Bean had been a digger Of wells in
,h;s IoeSlhv for thirty ,years His firm and fast
friend hI eonpaaion in hours Of toll and OF
leisure was large dog that was hardly ever
known 10 be absent from the side OF Peter. ne
fall. Yesterday, the victim Of an accident which
M foreaipha could have anticipated, and no pre-
csuti0 crsSstSd. Itws in this way fster
~ dieainp we'll on Front street, not lar from
his lodgings. He had reached the depth Of ~
feet: and wss still industriously de.ving IN tne
earth., His aapjstant on the sprface Of the earlh
had lust hauled up bucketfnl OF art. wn'cn
was carried TO some distance ana emP"eu ou',
md the bucket detached from the ro,,e as was
usnal. Law on the edge Of the pit. Peter was
below. wiping his brow or cheeriully de'ving,no
one novs What, when his faithful dog, having
vot looSe. rnshed madly about in search Of ms
master. The vigotuh and excited animal
bounded toward the PIT to bark down to MS
friend a the bottom, knowing he would get
friendly answer. This enthusiastic friendship
OF The doa proved the death OF the man. IN
iumpine to the edge Of the PIT he drove !he
buckle kefees hin into it.. There was no!hing ny
heard 1ker Hbtt . low painsa! sroau' ana ="
80 atill below in the dark and narrow ho'e:
When Peter was taken out it was found that
the bucket had split his head in two. lie died
in.,.ntlv. Justice Spellman held an inquest
in an hour or 40 afterwarl, and the jury having
hacoms acquainted with these facts, gave theii
verdict rcoldhsly, layisg all ihe blame Of the the
tsrrihle Kccideht oh the dSg-6e last creature
on ssrth that would have injured or allowed
other, to injure hair Of his master. 80 grea'
~ the erief, or affection Of the an'mal
on ending shat ths cold hand Of Peser e:,essee
him no more, and the voice Of Peter failed 4
reply u his friesdly yelps, that he Lard onae :
ihe ae1i man' s.ccuch yesterday and died mn
self-MEMPHIs APPEAL.