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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
OFpicE or TIN DAILY GAzETIE.
Nilmington, Del way I, 1872.
W Wilmington Quotations. furnishes by John N'cLesr
Il Son. Bankers, No. 6,2 Market street, '
Business NOTICES.

We make no goods up II, an inferior manner,
and employ none hat good workmen ut Moore s.
22S Market street.
Go 20 the Dolly Warden and have explained their
novel way Of selling Cigars. o cigar Tor h'tH cent?
and there are five hundred dollars given away win
every thousand bunche sold and they do it and sell
best nee c. n, ciea,. the cifr GIG Market street
One man got eighty cigars for fifty cents.
Our Ready Made Clothing is well sponged be-
fore being cut. all made by wilmington mechahico'
Moore's. 22S Market street.
English and American Cheviots. Fancy Cassl-
meres, and Plain and rigIred Nestings. large
assortment at Moore's. 22s Market street
Chtop Cheaper Cheapest Cofee.-Good
Rio, 2Sc: better }0c best strong, SIC per II. Ex-
tr, Maricaho and Lagu,yra 35c; Old Java, 4oc
Ten "A trIai will convince yen that our .oc
aud Il Oolong are the hest i'll town; finest Japaii'
: 20; finest Imperial, 81 GO, finest Eng Break
lat sl4o.
"lroyhy" tomatoes, the best III the market. 2oc
Tor 4tt cans, syrups am. moasses cheaper than
ever BOWMAN, 4th and Lombard
teb20-ly
L. H. Foulk, No In! West Second street,has on
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced i'll life, at low
prices. Je' :.
New crop Usage orange seed, Breeses No. I
Peerless potatoes, extra early and Tom Thnmt
Ieas. tomato, egg pantettuce, nc &c.' ior ear y
sowing Mt the seed store Of
wv CHANDLER,
t.Lol-3u, GIL Market st.
Ii you wan. your boys fitted neat and cheap g
TO DeWolf's apr9-lm
Cheap (oaL-Stove 1913 Nut si.15 per 224
pounds for cash only OF yard South of Marke
Street Bridge feb21-tf WM. }. BROWN.
Dolly Warden suits at Dewoli's sos MaIke
street apr9-lm
he sur. and buy one of those $40 all wool suit
at DeWons. apr9-lm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
MICHAEL kcGEARY

w OULD respectfully inform biz friends and the
w public thst he continues to keep on hand the
argest sad best ssssTtmsHt Of 0sntlspmsns. Ladies
and Boys
~.siity. ~ -, slV Iat.sll Street.
An: 4: 4 Ii;Ss: i: s::, .,,'.
fore purchasing slsswhers. A ,sl. !. AZ. q.
Bed 'ClolhinG. Blankets, Sheets and sprsa4- s
SANITY on hald. He feels confident that he l. sSe
city, Olive him call before purchssinR elssw here
Q, he will give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
- Highest elsh prices paid Rags, Iron. b!ass
opDor. Glass, &ok. Lea1 md I'll gOndP In BE line
.,s-u s..s.us 1i@isStss, ta.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge. No 2l, 30 F. at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Eden Lodge. No "a. i . OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2, 5 OF Il, at 5th
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, o U A M. at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council. No l3, A NJ. at 702
East .th St.
Diamond State Lodge. No S, u F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. Ns 6, X Of P, ut knights Of
Pvthas Hall, 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3. X of P. at Ferris 4
Garretts Building. 5O4 Market st.
Temple Lodge No IL. A A NJ, ut Masonic
Ten pie.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
THE PENINSulAR.
Crisfield wants a cemetery,

Cristield wants cemetery.
Wheat fields present prosperous and luxur-
liant appearance.
The barn on the farm of DR.. Sudler, near Sud-
lersville was destroyed by fire, on Sunday.
VIM. J. Blackston has been reappointed Jus.
tice Of the Peace, at Millington, by Governor
Whyte.
James F. Sprigg, colored barber at Milington,
has been appointed Inspector Of Customs at Bal.
timore.
The laws passed by the Last General Assembly
of Maryland are being published by the papers
in phamphlet form.
A meeting was held in the Court House al
Princess Annes last night, TO devise means fol
building school house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
AMvsss.swrs.

The Old Folks Concert, tomorrow evening,
promises 10 be All unusually interestiny affair
The following programme will be presented:
PART /.
l." SONG af Old Folks"
go. .NvrthReid."
3-Quartetts. "Oh. how love my Mountain
Home"
4--"1Majessy"
3 -" Within a mile Of Ednboro"
o. Old Easter Anthem.
(which the Earth is hushed to Peace
Qnartette.
s-Duett. Drift Ny Bark"
O.. Russia"
PART H.
l." Strike the Cymbal."
2-Duett, When q little farm Keep"
3-"Ocsan"
l-Solo-" Coed Night my chd.'
5--"Vital Spark"
6-Duett, Would that my love-"
! Solo. Angels ever Bright and Fair"
| s." Sherburne."
! g." Yankees return from Camp"
! 10 "Marseilies."
4 Admission 90 cents. Seats eau be secured a
Bouahman, Thomas X Co.'S without extra charge
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

THE SAvIOUR's JOY.-Jesus was a man of
sorr0ws. But the greatest artists, IN painting
His features, have recognized that beneath
all sorrow was perfect peace. The medieval
and monkish artists gave Him ap expression
of detection, and Of passive submission to ip-
evitable i'll; but the greater painters who sue
ceeded joined In the Masters face the perfect
harmony Of sorrow and joy, blended and made
as one in divine peace: Sorrow is there; for
He had always before Him human woe and
sin the imperfect present; the degraded and
unworthy condition of man; the soul enchain-
ed, and held down from its great ideal. But
deeper joy is also there-joy in the sense
that God was with and in every struggling
and and thirst afset fisEie%eisks % These artists artists
are right; for Jesus began His first sermon
not by saying. "Cursed are the heretics," but
by saying, blessed are the pure In spirit ;
not by saying, "Cursed are the sinners" but
BLESSED are tll0ss who mourn over their sim -
They are blessed while they mourn. Like
their Master, they are happier in their grief
| than Others In their glsdnessi
! That high suffering which We dread
A higher Joy discI0sssi
NJ s&w the thoTns on Jesus brow.
a.. 's axW the v0ses."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
OUR MEicHBoRs.

Coatesville wants street sprinkler,
PhGnixville is to have another building and
loan association.
The new Chief of Police Of Chester entered
upon his duties on Monday morning.
The school directors of Phenixville have
abolished the reading of the Bible in the pub
lie schools.
Prof Eugene Paulin of West Chester has
been appointed Professor Of Latin and French
at SwarthmOre College.
One night last week the Leipervile Baptist
Church was entered and robbed ef number
of books, among them very handsome Bible.
The Pennsylvania Society for the Proven
ti"n of Lruelty to Animals viii! soon appoint
an agent at Chester and the Paet says one is
badly needed there
At the last session of the Pennsylvania Leg
islature each Representative received 1909 and
each senator BATS for postage and stationery.
The Pilot wants to know If they are going in
to the stationery business.
| We see it stated that Phenixville is to have
daily paper to be called the Daily Dip. We
have no desire to make eight" of such an en-.
terprise,-but wouldn't such paper be
wicked ?-N0rristosan Herald.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
REMOVAL!
BREESE'S PEERLESS.

UNDOUBTEDLY the best Potato for late or
u genera! crop. frequently weighing from enc
and a half to two pounds. and producing from 800
to 400 bushels to the acre. They boil mealy. and
are Of . fine quality.
THE EARLY ROSE.
The be 81 and avorits Potato.
White and Yellow Onion Sets, hne assortment.
Trophy Tomato.
Hsnscn Lettuce.
Extra Early Pes and Pests.
Flower and Herb Sc eds.
For sale BY SMITH L BREEN,
N Z. corner lth and Shipley streets.
spt- -dAylm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
CORON Err.

TO the Democratic Voters Of Aep Castle to"mg
GEsrLEAEN: At the solicitation OF numerous
friends am induced to again ufer myself 10 your
consideration to-. the Office of Coroner ot New New
Castle County sui jest to the decision OF the pemo
cratic Party. ard hereby tender the usual ptos'
10 support the Democratic nominee
ANDREW q ALENAApEh'
Christinna Hd Feb 3 lSI2-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
SA ERIt FALTY.

IT, the Voters of the Democratic Party Of Nsu
Castle County:
GENTLEnEN :-Encouraged by many friends and
the hattering vote given to at tho last nonihs,
ton election, l am induced to again offer myself
County of New Castle, pledging myself to abide h5
the nomination of sad Pa ty and give my hearty
support to the successful candidate.
Respectfully, WM. II. LAMBS0N,
New Castle Hd. December -. ls7l.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
CORONER.

To the Electors OF Netc Castle County
observation-disclosures To the solicit tion ot NJ
merous friends offer my self to your considera.yn
% a can ddate ior the office OF Coroner and hersp%y "
tender the usual pledge to abide the a,e
m, Democratic party, and give the pemocrs'0
nominee my hearty and entire SUPPORT, o,u
Resp ctfuiiy. LE" Is MeeALh'
Wilmington Jan 80 tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
lCORON ER.

To the Electors Of Neg Casile county. r cou.
..shs Tesprcttully ask the support Of my isl,Ss
citisens for the OGR-s Of CoroRer q TIE ~. Is,
nomination election. pledying Myself 70 1o's'
choice Of the "s"0'fa'' john wIDDoE'
White Clay Creek Hundred. spl tn ---
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
OR CORON Err.

To the Electors Of Ne,o Castle County:
FELLOW tITI2FNs:-l .ier myself to your con-
sideratiop as a candidate jor the nomination Of
Coroner of New Castle County, subject to tie
nom ipation of the Democratic Party:
Resp'y yours. JOSEPH YARNALL.
New Castle HID. j an, 10th. lSIl.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
CORON e K.

To the Democratic I'o,ers Of New Castle oou"'
GENrLEAES: At the solicitation OF many if,enuei ai
again ouer IA, self rs cand, date tor 90 ine,
New Castle County. and rle,lge myself to ,ve ~,
successful candidate uy cordia! support ne,Su
tender my hearty thanks for the generous supp'''
heretofore given me. roonw,pD
jaDl6tp DANIEL u. WUoD" n"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
CORONE Err.

To the Democratic Voters al Nec Caste County
GENrLEMEN: AT the solicitation OF numerous
friends, am i-duced 10 offer myself 70 your con.
sideration Tor the office OF Coroner ii Ne" sase
County, subject to the decision OF the rtmo'iaaH
port the Democratic Nomi nee, ,,,v
Wilmington. AN. 80. 1872. IepIh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

4 blind woman at Sioux City, Ia, puts needle
and thread between her teeth. and with dexter
ous movement OF the tongue passes the thread
throuuh the eve.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
9olitifal.
SHERIE fatty.

To the Electors of Ne,c Custie County;
FELLOW CITIZENS Il offer myself to your consid-
Grafton as a candidate for the office of Sheriff OF
New Castle county, subject to the nomination Of
the Democratic Party. pledging myself if elected
to perform the duties of the office with fidelity and
to the best of my ability. -
Respectfully yours ISAAC GRU BIB.
New Castle Hundred. January Sd. lS72-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
1t Is said that the New York S.andv. '"
discontinued, having sunk $780, 600.

discontinued, having sunk $685.
Inc highest taxpayer in the city Of Berlin IL
man who once sold matches in ths strsets of that
city.
Mmlie. IietJsns has been tempted BY brilliant
oker from Gilmore, and will saii from Eneland IN
June to warble st the Boston Jubilss.
Inc readiness with which the people South
ask you to drink u only more remark kshle than
the readiness with which the inyitatlon is
usually accepted, writes home 4 deliRhted
correspondent Of the Chiea0e zMpss,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
CORONE ER.

To the Democratic Voters Of NeO Castle Coaa'r
GENTLEMEN At the solicitation Of many i,iei Nomi
respectfully offer myself as candlla.e biset
the decision OF lhs Democratic Party. Anu has R
myself to give hearty sapp9rt e tee ppriKUE
- % 7t.tts SAMG MI y. 1A
iannuunlred. January 9hs. TIN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
CCRoN EN-.

IT. III. D~moero.,c Voters Of Ne,o Castle Coanp.
GgNTLEnEN: Yielding TO the solicitation m,n. rar
friends again offer myself as candidaie ~. 10
oner OF New Castle County. and piedee "' 's'"
wv Wy A'"' JAMES L. coA'
Wilminston ian sth lS72.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

DERSONS in want of help can always obtain
IL by advertising in the DAILY GAZETTE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
9rei9ht 3ines.
QVSH's
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves ID wharf above Chestnut street. ri VII.
mia, daily at p. M and French street .s.Sny and
forwarded with dispatch. q. ". .'''
sprln .=.et
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

WAErTIEE!Diu iurna,.a no,.n o0.,t cb.wu.sp.
Bottles. Apply at the Tonic Beer Depot" y. W.
apis.tf JAS. M. SULLIVAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

w Two good Journeynen House Painters
Apply to s. X. CLOUD.
ap29-3ts 6l8 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
stunts.

advertisements of three lines are inserted unde
this head three times for SO cents.)
w A GIRL for chamber maid; one accustomed
to care of children. Apply TO- ,,,, ,,ru
apr3o-3t 2S MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

0FFICES FOR RENT. 49,.
Building Eighth and Market SITS. Apply 10 i
". II. ALMOND BRO. I'm
feb2stf Eighth and Market streets
NOR RENT. sH.a
h LARGE ROOMS in third and fourth IT.
.,,res Of the 'McClary Building" over iiis
stores 6ts. CO., and 609 Market street. Good wv
Market street entrance.
fohqtf S. h T. McCLARY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

Il Houses on Fifth. Madison. Monroe. ~
Chestnut, " iIson and FRENCH streets. Also. Nv
Lots on Read. Frankiing. Jefferson. &c. &c. IL
Bank and Rail Road Stocks.
A. Ii. HnIMSHAW,
No. West Thru street.
Agent for Sale Of Northern Pacific Rail Road
Bonds. "fglu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
on the line Of their road and West Chester.
No. W est Third street or TO their Depot, front
and Madison. or orders ieft with McMuen 4 Seal.
delivering agents, will receive prompt attention
ap6tf Gen'l Sup't W. X. Il. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
for Rent.

NOR RENT Rooms in the second stor, -, II
T. Ga1ctte bail,iing. I 8 Market street. .u.,abi,
for Offices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
for Sale and for Asuf.

INOR SALE.
Il THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on Jackson street. between Sixth and Seventh
C, p. JOHNSON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

NOR RENT.
Il large ROOM, corner Third and Market
streets; also, desk room in office.
Apply to JAMES McCABE.
apls-lmeod Board of Trade Rooms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
TTNHOSE who have houses or lots to sell sho ul,
i advertise them iu the DAILY 6AZETTE.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.--DelinQuent Tax
~ Pa. ers and those who have become possessed
Of taxable property on which Taxes have not yet
been paid. are requested to call upon the under
signed any evening except Sunday. at No. East
Sixth street. and settle all demands against them
on he books. GEORGE Y. WARD.
apl- Collector
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

NOR SALE.
Il A valuable we'll. established RESTAURANT
On Market street; house large. Also, HOUSE on
Shipley street. adjoining.
A. II. 0RIMSIIAW
api2,f No. 4 West Third street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

DELAwARE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE
- Al feet front. Apply at this Office
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
4uttfes.

Auditors Notice.
STATE OF DELAWARE. !
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE.
CONCORD. DEL. April 10Th. 1872. }
NOTICE is ereby given that vii! be at New
~ Castle for the purpose Of settling the accounts
of the several school Districta Of New Castle
IT, on the following days and in the following or
der. viz: =, ,
Nos. to q. inclusive. Nor day. May 18th
:. 25 to ~ Tuesday. l4th,
5U to 70 Wednesday. 10Th,
:" II and upwards. Thursday. 10th.
The committees must try to be punctuai in their
attendance ON the days assigned them.
ROBERT g. RLLEGOOD.
Concord. May 3diw2t Auditor cf Accounts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

We make no goods up III an interior manner
and employ none hat good workmen at Moore s.
22S Market street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

AMNESTY AND THE TEST OATH.-A de-
spatch from the South, which represents
that the test oath of March, 1862, still
continues to operate disfranchisement,
notwithstanding the passage of the
amnesty Act, is quite a mistake. The
test oath Act was modified in the last
Congress 80 as not to apply to those
whose disabilities have been relieved by
the action of Congress. Therefore.
every person who is relieved by the
recent amnesty ACT is eligible to any
office on simply taking an oath that they
will remain loyal to the Constitution and
the Government, and that they will so
swear, without any mental or other
reservation whatsoever. It is not true,
therefore, as the despatch alluded to
states, "that the great mass are still
barred from holding the most insignifi-
can't clerkship in the gift Of the Federal
Government" The only class still dis
trsnchised is that specially excepted by
the law, which went into effect on yes
terday. The best proof Of the con-
trary is. that it enabled Mr.. Rodgers, of
North Carolina, to take the modified
oath and his seat in Congress. The
passage OF the amnesty Act will dispose
OF number of cases In Federal Courts
where suits are pending against persons
who have held Office contrary to the
fourteenth amendment. One of the
most important of these is that pending
in the United States Supreme Court
against ex-senator Nicholson, of Ten
nessee. who holds a seat on the supreme
bench of that State.
Wash. Cor. Baltimore Sun.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION We
notice in the PHOENIX. call made by
the State Executive Committee for q
Convention Of the Democratic party.
for the purpose of sending delegates to
the Baltimore Convention. With our
present convictions we are sorry to see
this call made. In our opinion, no good
will come to us by taking part in this
Convention. or in the contest which is to
follow it. By taking part in it, we COM
NIT ourselves to abide its action, and we
offer pretext and en opportunity to
noisy politicians to embroil us in a poll
tical excitement, from which nothing
but evil can come. II we are to have a
State Convention. let Us pass resolutions
condemning any further nominations and
send no delegates to Baltimore.
Carolina Spartan.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

II distance lends enchantment to the
view. it must surely be admitted that it
as often lends to Indifference. The hor-
rible events which for six months and
more have been passing in Persia have
not. We will venture to say, caused many
Inhabitants Of New York very poignant
sympathy. Yet history records no more
terrible epoch in nations history. A
telegram from an officer of engineers,
dated from Teheran early in the month,
says that he arrived safely, as he ira
veled with considerable force. bnt-for
the famine has completely disorganized
the Countrywide road was very unsafe
for small parties. He proceeds to say
that the crops are magnificent and the
water abundant. but the final stage Of
famine is more terrible to witness than
the first. The road is strewn with half
eaten eorpses. and oannibalism is CON-
mon.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

IHE SUCCESS OF OUR STEAMERS. The
steamships leaving onr oity for Northern
ports are doing an extensive and profit
able trade, giving the best assurance of
their good management and popularity.
The favorite steamship Champion, of the
"Adger Line" left on Saturday with
about 100 passengers, among which our
German citizens were we'll represented,
and whose friends were on the wharf in
large numbers to see them depart. The
Champion had also a valuable freight,
among which were LOIS bales cotton
and 2,347 boxes vegetables. The steam
er Sea Gull, for Baltimore, took good
cargo. among which were POP bales cot
ton. 89 tiercea rice and 500 packages
vegetables. Charleston Ne,cs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28
CAPT. KrDDs TREASURE. for.

CAPT. K1DD's TREASURE. for.
tune-hnnters Of New Jersey have some
new discoveries to speculate upon, and
ii the assertions of some recent finders
Of coin are to be believed, one OF their
number has ut last definitely located the
spot where the pirate Kidd concealed his
treasure. From Cold Spring, Cape May
County, comes story of the discovery
OF chest containing $4,000. on the
Dlck thompson farm, near Fishing
greek. Two men, one of whom bears
the name OF Garretson. were digging
bitches on the farm, which is now owned
by Garretson, when they hauled up the
money chest. The coin, they say, is 60
old that it is scarcely possible for them
to tell the exact value of the pieces. but
the larger part is gold, the coins being
about the size OF twenty dollar gold
pieces: 1t is said, furthermore, that
Capt Kidd's name was found imprinted
on the chest There has been periodi-
cal excitement in the place for the last
forty years, and this report has caused a
sensation that has affected the country
for miles around.
An oysterman, Jeremiah Van Pelt,
also claims to have found traces of Capt
Kidd, or somebody else, near Elizabeth
port. While dredging for oysters off the
shore, on Saturday, be raked up three
silver pieces, the inscriptions upon which
are scarcely legible. Money has often
been found at the same spot before, and
about forty years ago hundreds Of tres-
sure-seekers dug up the land before the
sea had encroached upon it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

SMASH OF THE WooDHU11- CnAF11N
BANK.-The New York correspondent of
the st. Louis Republican says:
The Woodhull Clafin banking house
is going Tor has gomez to smash. You
never heard of any business transaction
ever occurring there, except when some
unfortunate school ma'am froin the in
terror wanted to join the Human Rights
party. and put her hard-earned $500 in
Viotoria's bony claw to invest. Victoria
talked margin like q curbstone broker,
and the school ma am has had margin
for reflection upon her permanent in
vestment ever since, that law suits have
failed to recover.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

The DUMB TAUGHT TO SpRAK.-It is
said that Prof. Rising's ''Institution for
the improved instruction OF deaf
mutes. in New York, has succeeded 80
we'll that class with only six months
training can pronounce words with re-
markable facility and clearnesa of utter
ance. An Older class at the exhibition
could read the Professors commands by
the motion of his lips, and repeat them
after him. or answer them rapidly. audi
bly, and distinctly. He says it is hard to
teach them to speak aloud, but it
has baen demonstrated that the dumb
can be taught to speak, and the deaf to
supplement their aurioular defect in q
large measure by lip reading.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

G@8N; sugar-cured hams scarce, at 11Z.
Lard quiet-tierce. packers 9; refined
93e@9A; keg, kettle 1917; refined liza
11A. Sugar quiet and firm-fair to
fully fair 8M@936. Molasses firm-in-
ferior 30@32%; common 5000. Coffee
Ordinary 161a; fair 1724@18; good
18H@1816; prime 1Sk@19. Cotton
ssrong-middling 23L; receipts 1888
bales; sales $500; stock 61,566.