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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
-. ,WaOfjonzS QuQrezN Quncrcin,"

Den MltstieOeru rss obisen 8eretns CUR gtotridt,
baB Der 8Gretn BON nun feline Seriammlunsen niht
mcbr in Bietefelo's Saufe, ionGern bel 8al. 9ipp,
@te Der @boie= uno eomerictitra6s, obbaIten uiro.
SIN Iuftras:
(28l-2) Seinrid, Bees, Getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
a6nial. sddfide 2anbeslotterie.

Serjoel. 8~raunibueisif6e 2anbesIotterie,
hamburger Staotlotterie,
topdI SaoanfGzQptferies
Bretle, Ylane un6 jeoe fucitere Austunit ertbeileu
ESadbsmann k Somp.
n. .. 8or 1916. Jtr. 12, ID & 16, Sobnfr.,
lIQn. Yepzlnrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25

prl}, peb, 4fb!.
Sz@S 3e8 YrdiOeuten 9el3 ! gu ieben il
Rr. 2G3, ROresesapftraRe, if,ten Ebiirer libHC
pom Selalr=Otartte, uno Rr. HSR, 8et : Salti
mloreltrdte, Dem Slreau or rAoGm's @rpreB=&o.
9egeHiber.
6Orace uno uTpiiss itno e%ruaRnt,
MIS- SQn6toatgR IN url'rem Sano,
Sic I6luien bei0' in eiHeln Sett,
uIpies ma4t, luie foI9t, Die Dett:
Den 8etB bes feiniten 3obeI,
9tn 3iGineibit bat uur uobcl,
Sd iuRtt', maht GletHzhft Bum RrQieut
Gem, Der oG miro Der 'Ytdiiognti
Gte 8eiben Ic9ten fd conn nieber,
gu iCben itd 6es Utoryens tuleber;
5oreuce d IGft u No trdumt:
I'D. Die berrlid adj, ME id0n
St's ms DetBe 6Gus gu 9C9'r,
Siecn mobt' Id Guf Otm 8bron,
gier 5aPt' in 8GlRln8ton.
u~tpfies trdnmtu no ipri6t:
Stet lobnt Der Nce nab 9TeinzBdr,
8iuig %oerfauICn tbut la nur 9r,
Die &biere mt DIN IcioeueH oGar
Y iu9t Ger jGqer lbnl rur oar.
Beige pom ocn irenhCn I3orer,
Die Den dtutb De5 SGoer5 Gobnen,
Die mir nur i'm gSinter tra9en,
SIblen tropii6es BGbdqen,
YtuB nab aleIneiDit obne 3dgen,
QBta ben fetRen !3obel traeen.
SorGce SORTS urb fpri6t:
@etGbrtib it's, rluS Su peden,
8eroCrblt6 ibm ein Uiunn, ME S6nt,
Seoob oas idrefItf ite ntr ShreGen-
Ser Salftnlorer QaleH mt ielnem 5dnius.
Or l(n;nnSLa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
Weuer Snubereitt.

n9eor9 Northumberland "" Snbem in Der
eriten YeriammIuRe oae @inihreibselo BON nabe 800
Intbeile be8ablt puroe, 10 wiro am mittppd,, ben
q. gfopelnber, abeEtt Z utr, bic critic aufa9e erboz
ben. Iae Dieieni9en, Die iib nod eirem euten Ser.
elm anSui6IisBen Diniden, ftnb adtun9sooG einse>
lnben, in u: 5rtebertSbduier7s 2otGL
gtr. f2S, ft-6apette=. nabe @~anntfr., fd einsu<
ftnoen. Sob. ulridb, Yr1l.;
Samuei Neuhau, Bice.Br6i;
Spnrap Rubl, S6asm.;
(29f, 30 95eprae Z. IL. Srtu, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
6enrn 6. &rntnn.

fribsr bon ser Girma 5enrp 6. Sropn g. Comp,
prattiid,er Sdsenmadssr, Rr: is, 6an- spis
auf Die bette Betie; ). y. 3apne ausbefern. Sam=
lnerr, SeBeu uno Shdtien Der 3Gbne BON Sdnb=,
RIdenz uno 6olS<Sdgeni 3ummiren, 0~mmern,
Seeen uno Sbdrien BON 3Ifel Utiblens, OUR unh
8tts Sdsen; StabtpIGtten pcrbcn Seridnttten unb
seraoe gematt; Sd9en uno fci'en Der beuen auaIi@
tat yum Serfaufe gu an9elnefienen Breiien.
(S0ft. % ytSm)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
Jantes SS. Seb6eS'
@arh(aunzS ahrif nalbaniiirten Giifns

CMaryIand Guaranteed Iron HorkS),
Rr. 50 une GU, Fsurtbffrd6e.
Igent fir bic variety Works. in Yorf, ga.
Sicratheu fir Giien $ Srpnten bon 98aarenbauz
fern, Bobn9cbduben, offentlihen gtbGuoen IL. + 10
@ifen9eldrper iur @ottesdfer, WobnpIdBe u.i.f
G~iieRauiidse fur Dddfr, 2ra9sefeue, Staaetrz
ribtuns fir gisroe nnb Gtinopisb.
6arnieRe pom 9dlpduiiIrtem GiieH uno que
Sorten 3ieratben BON galoGRiirterl 9iien unb 3inf.
GifeMz uue Sled1edd)er. (Nop20, 1St&n)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
&efrnuft


Uni 8. gouem6er hurt Yaftor 0fanboGpb Dr. Rps
beft Turiep mi SRI. Wilbret u. EBiImans BON
Grtanias.
Anl 10. gtooember burh Baifor Gins 9ator
Warfus Ut. gBpIt nit sri. Sarab nj. Geurse,
Peioe Don bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
Neue Mnseigen.
9Irean hes 8altimnter Gcrctns fir
Die Vcr6eherung Der Gage Der arnlen.

Er. "a, EBsfz 6apsrtes, wetifd BON Der 9ooir.,
e6n %. 0ftpber 1872.
Ra6ltebenber BeitluS rpuroe einitlmmi9 in Der
rS ei6Ioffen, bab bttie geit1iddit bGs JubIiz
tunl efnitlih sriu6t, Mot ben St~rdsen=Bettlerr 4lz
moien 8u aeber, ionoctH biefe Better nab Dem Biz
reau Der 9efelihaft CUR lntCriuhung ibret ~reipettls
pen Sale gu lhiten."
1889 & % e 3l1 1n q - SSr1fhsorS. EPFr-
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SauOercine &c.
uGafitraRen immerpabrenber 8an:

uGaftraBen trttnertpabrenner Saus
herein Nr. 2"
% oieier Sercin 10 CUTE 6oui6ritte eemadt bat
f0nren mir nidt unterlalien, oas 8ublifun oauon Bu
bendtridti9sn; benn Elm Sober, Der fih einsm Ban
SereIn a~n3uiblieBen tpiinidt, banhclt IN ieinem
eiaeuen 9Rtereife, meun or i6 on biefem betbeiGigt,
unb nidfen Sonnerffas, ben %. Ropember.
Nbenrs I ubr, bei pm. Spbann 5rieSrid, sotb.
Nr. fsS. Vsdftz, nube SilenitraBe. fommt, tuoeaf
nur 1000 Mnlbeile auS9eoeben ptrben.
$etnrid) W al aIarSt, Brdi.;
Sob. SrIs RDtb, Sailtrer;
Sermdmn Sutaeg, Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
Excelsior Soothinq SyruD.

gtnbunbsrt Dollars te5abten mir Seoem. uctte,
nabpeift, ha6 nur Die alergerrnaite Utenqe U1orz
thing Syrup, ME bieies bel alien anbern Der 6au,
entbGlten if.
Wtutter, 9ebt nlr ibn Guren ainbern, bann nerect
tbr ne bebalten; oerielhe eIIeidtert bds 3abnen uno
9tebt ibncn eiuen ~9eiunoen S6laf. 9eotr 4pottefer
bat Soothing Syrup Quf Eager; grets % Gents pro
6inide. ~. s. s. Rid,tcr,
(Rop19,15) Baltimore, Y2h,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
Sgem.
SebruDer Wienera-

Borsialtbes Simptbeus=6cu sum 8erRouFe b.f
Der adrrenIabun9 ODER in oen RauIcrR p~afienben
audutitGten bel SbipleD * S5artun.
(Sft15. 6B}tel Ser. 2. omfen g3erfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
Gin Gnabe bar6 9ampton's 3inftlr
ophpfE

Wieiu eobn NOR lett ilni 5abren nit Der Scrofula
bebaitet. @eidlpilre iino an ieiucn armen, Setnen
unb Ont Riiten. 6 bis s Bur !3elt, auiaebtotcn. IS
famsu 40 Siiithen 3noden, bon Der 9roBe zines gtas
rsn. GodoeH i'd Die 6eten aerste uno Yatent=Me.
hisinen aehrIubt bate, iuuroe CT ourth Sam TONS
finftur 9ebettt. Wtan iprsbe Dor unb leie bGs Ger
tiftat.
6niten, Opspepfia, RbenmGtismus unb ale Wtaeens
uuo Observation-Disclosures.
Yrets 81 pro 6laiGe ODER ie6s 6tai9eu fir S..
gu baben lei a1eu 9ro9uiren.
o. %. Woipbran, GieentbGmer,
Rr. 9, SIe=GbGrlesfr.
iFEebr. 2o,t2Rtet&n ,2.pD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
@efzYaltim0rcr Med5anirS= Bauncrein

Die Wiit9lteosr obtgsn Seretns Fnb trIubt, beute,
Wfoutaa, Nbenfs ben Is. gtoucmber, Der iGbrIitca
Serinmnlung un0 SeantenuabG beiSulpobnen. SIN
Iuft!a9e:
(282J Eanicl mfeuiel, Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
u. GleincibI,

EabriPdnt bon q eG3Daareu
gueros 8erfuuf in Ger Sneiten gtaGe bes SabriFz
@tbGuoes Sri. 2i3, Eorh=Saptrage, Gin3eIn B,rz
tauf in Der erften @taae uoR SIR. 2t3, ytorb : @aoIr.,
uno Rr. f6l, Bct=8a ttinoretraBc, g%egenitber bent
Bureau Der nIoant's grpreR. = ompagnie."
"a HotiS 9e5e in biGrmithem lobliheu Gublitun,
bos man Die 5~ousuummer n213," TbIlreu pom
9elair=0fartte, ritbt uer9eife. Tur Bef3paarcn nit
meinen Jtamen uno ~SGusnummer aui ter Dor, bic
ni9t In obengenarnten 9eib6iteu eefauft tuurbeu,
bin i'd nt6t perantiportlih. DIP ,3YPtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
acknowledgement
z8ilrran.

abt>3egiifratDrs>S Bureau,
Baltimore, oen Is. 0ooem6er 1872.
So bic straBen : 9urtbrut6 : @onlmiiidre einen
pollen uno perbeiierten 8eritt i6er bic anilse unb
Sergutungcn bes SeHnsns zines Sebn Sub bretten,
als $~tGusburp'S NIiep befQRnten @dBhens Slpls
iGen 6o.reft- une Wiottfros.. losos Die 5iooffeite
oR6 SGBtens einbunsert SaB pom @apiraFe %sntfernt
lit unb NIT @aetraBe parallel lduft, in meinem 9ii.
Fs4il n n9s Re- 5,& 5sDe mn f St moo stt t$ + 9if5m btrF BE-.
ben i'm Stabt = Ne9iftrators : 8iireau bis gum Az.
Se5br. 1872 CUR ginfi1t iur ollie intereitrten Ber'
Ionen ssoftnet ietn pereen. Dd9renb lpel6er !3eit bon
Der @nti6eiouug Der ~&ommiiI6re in irecnb eiucm
@eridte, ueIdes 9eridtsbarteit borlber befst,
appelatton ~ein9ele9t Weroen fGnn.
t216,82,8,94 Jpbn ". Rpbb, 9te9iItrator.
S6ItensYarf.
Salttmnrer S6iiten=G eieaidaft.
Seute, Rontas, Nbenf
&e9elz@1nb.
t282) 8. u &lbrins. 8trnaGttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
6,g2, a.5U4,1U 3. .. S%rdibears. sefr
gaItimorer s9nBenz8 rieai6aft.

dntercHenzS abluug.
Die Relbidbrlite 3Gblun9 Der SntereIen ouf Gas
8runo= aaptt-l otRitr 9Risufdait finoet BON bcute,
Den 49,, bis sum 30. b. Wtts. IN Dem Sireau oes
Sbatmeitsrs. 9rn. SSilbelm SEIZE, 1de Ger
SUnccrSardRe une Gditern=@oenue, ge9sn Sor=
Sei9ung oes Atten=G ertiFfGtt5 itatt.
Die uebertragun9sz8lttr iin0 pGRreno bteier 3stt
9ei6loiien
(276,9 g, $3.50 g. r. Rsauartt, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
SIeun YrOscnt 3inIcn.

Seutibe Gtedrrenformen (Moulds).
SOeben empianQen perDampfer lber q lu@g OFT
etnr sroBe Yartie BON 9 II t d en@i m { rs
ormen (moulds).
Sofepb Sdrober E Comp,
SIR. 81, Gr6on9e@Btace,
A9euten mir URdrplanb uno
(242-) Die Iiioli&eH Staaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
&etne Sabmibmcrscn mchr

bobt urO ~aHsefedt itnb, peroen fir bic 0auer Surd
rem beriibmteu nSnbiiten @rtratt" ~beIeitt9t.
9eriet6e bat ii6 bereits eiren 8e(trutm ]eriuor6en
uno lit edit 81 BADEN "a % mo 81 Cts. Die fIaibe bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-25
Sleii6er, Srauer II. StaQciqeuthiime,

ner6en ietr f%pobltbun, mann lie tte 8orslee bcs Ora
+ am 'fd)eu Wspbait : Sf0ffsrs fIr gblabtbduler,
gterbrauereieu, 5talun9en, feubte Seller II. (. ~.
uuteriuden. 9ieie 8lalterun9 ut bart, aber 9erudz
los unb ourtaus se9eu yidiie uno Jtalten seithcrt urb
balertafter, ais trgenb cine ancere. 4ae Irbeit miro
nas BHafer in Der Soutbtrase. Gfe Der Serman= IL.
@bartesfraBe. uno fir I'M 9Guie auf Die 9S. y. q.
Sauernein, SIR. q, Glib : @bortesfraBe, uns 6rn.
&elpls 2urnsr on Ger oerldn9erten Rennipluanlas slpez
nue., 2. Stage.
Bureau Der gefettf6aft,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
WILMINGTON, DEF.
Friday Afternoon, Jan. 8, 1872.
ouR RE1ATrONs WITH SPAIN.

The dispatches from Washington, for the last
dsy or two, have been to the effect that our re-
lations with Spain were in critical situation,
mainly on account of Cuban affairs.
The authoritative statement is now made, how
ever that the policy of our Government is one Of
strict neutrality in regard to Cuba but it will not
allow our merchant vessels to be molested in their
lawful pursuits, or overhauled or examined un-
less found violating Spanish authority by land
ing arms and munitions of war. In accordance
with this policy our Government has demanded
nh apology for boarding and searching of the
steamer Florida, the punishment of the officer
who committed the outrage, the disavowal Of his
action, and the payment of damages. 1t is not
doubted that the Spanish Government will meet
these Just demands.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
pnhIInarIana RecrlYel.

The December number of Brdindrds. Mu-
sicdl World closes the eighth yearly volume,
The success which this publication he's met with
ID fully deserved, and it is among the best and
cheapest musical monthlies now published. 1t is
issued from the Publishing house of s. Brain
ards Sons, Cleveland, Ohio, ct 81. per annum'
--Merrys Museum is as usual an illustrated
magazine for boys and girls, aud this, the new
years number and the FIRST of a new volume,
gives evidenceof its increasing popularity among
the young folks. The object Of the publishers
ID certainly as much to instruct as to amuse the
youthful mind. Terms $780, and every sub
scriber paying in advance for 1872, will receive
steel engraving entitled First Love-. fup-
lished BY Horace B. Fuller, Boston.
The Soloolday Visitor, makes its New Year 3
visit, in the full flush and bounding health OF
'sweet sixteen and most cordially 40 We e1-
tend it our New Years greeting. The pisttor IS
firmly established being now in its sixteenth
wear, and should be in the hands Of every school
boy and girl The story entitled Our Fellows,
by Harry Castleman, which commences IN TINS
number, will interest its many readers Pub
lished by ]. W. Daughaday Co., Philadelphia,
al al ner vaar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
rbo su,oueI,nnna Canal Leased.

The Philadelphia Ledger of Wednesday, says ;
We understand that a lease of the Susque-
hanna Canal was made yesterday to the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company for 999
Years, on the basis Of the payment OF an
annual rent equal to the interest on the
whole of the bonded debt Of the Canal Com
pany, One half of the net earnings OF the canal
Is to be paid in addition as rent, with guaran
tee that on and after the year 1880 this shall
amount to at least per cent. annually on the
capital stock of The Company. The recent large
purchases Of coal lands by the Reading Railroad
Company, their ownership Of the Reading and
Columbia Railroad, and the acquisition Of the
Susquehanna Canal, furnish abundant evidence
of the intentions of the managers OF the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company to make
Havre de Grace great coal depot for southern
shipment and to supply Baltimore and Washing
ton with cheap anthracite coal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
Mnsil d:rIcl or sInrvntIon {

Daniel NJ Seymour, Of No. 81 Wethersfield
avenue, Hartford died about two months ago.
His dog, spotted English coach dog. had been
very devoted to his master, and manifested deep
grief at his death. The Times says: He hung
about the room where the body was laid out and
watched the coffin, keeping his eyes on it as 1t
was taken from the house.
He then went disconsolately into corner and
laid himself down, refusing all food; and there
he remained day and night, for the space OF ten
DAYS, when he died The family, at first sup.
posing he was sick, forced dose OF castor oil
into him; but they soon learned that grief was
the animals only trouble; and that oil was the
only substance fluid or solid, that entered his
stomach for ten days. He died either of griei
or starvation or both.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

The people OF Somerset county, Nd, are eyi =
IDENTIFY backward in the payment of their taxes.
The last issue OF the True Mdrylander contain
ed an advertisement of the property of two
hundred and seventeen delinquents-about one
twelfth Of the entire voting population of the
county This is certainly bad showing for a
county which boasts the Joneses, the Leonards,
the Crisfelds and host of others to " the
manor borne"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
The Largest Pasture Field in the yorld

The Rockport (Texas) Prospect states that Mr..
George W. Fulton, formerly resident of Balti.
more, in conjunction with Messrs. T. NJ. Cole
man and ]. Matthias, have completed arrange
ments and are prepared to proceed to work at
once in erecting fence across from the Chilte-
pin Creek, near Mr.. Coleman's ranch, to Nueces
Bay, and from the head of Puerto Bay to Corpus
Christi Bay, near Inglesde, by which they will
enclose 10000 acres of land. This will be the
largest body Of land in one pasture in the United
States and probably in the world. 1t is to be
used for pasturage in the great cattle district of
Rockport and Fulton, on the Brazos river. Mr..
Fulton owns at Live Oak Point 63, 900 acres of
land to form this great pasture field.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
A New FncycIopedln in Parts,


The National Encyclopedia, the first part Of
which we have received, is compendium Of
universal information for all, by L. Colange,
L. L. D., the publication of which will be imme-
diately commenced (by subscription) by Messrs.
F. B. Felt & Co. The work is to be completed
in eighteen semi-monthly parts, the whole to
form volume of over one thousand double col
umn pages, with FIVE hundred wood engravinge.
1t is designed to furnish complete encyclopedia,
that shall be within the reach of ALL and at the
same time be useful to all by reason Of its relia-
blhty, compaotness, ana onrect mode OF treat
departments, and the publishers refer to the
success Of the last great work (Zell's Encyclope-
dia) OF the editor Of the present volume, as the
best assurance which animates them on this
head. The price of each part will be 40 cents.
Nav York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
From our Second Edition of Yostosday,l
Great Britain.

IRISH CouRAGE-LoNDoN PRESS ON THE GENEVA
CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Jan 1.
The Irishmen of Liverpool made demonstra-
ton, last night, in favor OF Home Rule for Ire
land.
All the London papers except the Adre'Fiser,
say that England is bonnd hand and foot, and
if the Geneva Arbitration awards the offensive
American claims war would be less injurious
than such settlement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

There is grand quarrel between the factions
in the Louisiana Legislature, and matters are at
such pitch that bloodshed is feared. The yio-
lence and lawlessness Of the struggle, remind
us of the old New Orleans times, before the war.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

In the Pennsylvania Senate, yesterday, a
Speaker was chosen, in the person of James S.
Rutan, Republican but upon proceeding to vote
for other officers, the result was lie, 16 to 16,
according to the political division of the body.
1t il probable that the difficulties will be in some
manner compromised, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

Gold closed yesterday at 1895. Government
securities declined Is a 2S for all the issues.
In Philadelphia stocks were firm. Cotton was
firm at the recent ADVANCE Of 4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
LErnm the N Y Herald
sEE-sAw LEGISLATION.
From the N. Y. Herald. |

A resolution has been introduced into the
Legislature to rescnd the revocation of the res
olution ratifying the fifteenth amendment of the
constitution Of the United States. So far as this
State is concerned, our legislators need not have
given themselves much trouble about the matter
for the amendment was ratified by the required
number Of States, without including New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

FURNISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tSundays
Ezosptsd) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, SOSth-Rssi
Corner F9tth and Market Streets. 7sco Cents copy
gi5 Dollars ysar, By TSafl or served b. curriers'
tArou0hout the city.
THB DKLA WARE TRIBUNE, tH'sskly1 t's great
Psninausar organ af Farpers and Frtgrot0ers, pub
hshsd every. 77ursday morning, at 1'OO Dollars
YMr:
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE Ss tOell pro-
pided NTH Types, Presses, and Skilfil ForknaeT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

Casimer Pereire resigns from the French Min
istry "because he is a Free Trader" This is
right; if Casimer were the best broadcleth, he
oould. not have livelier sense Of the fitness Of
thinps
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

The President and Mrs. Grant, General Horace
Porter and Secretary Boutwell, arrived in Phila-
adelphia last 'evening, on a visit Of a few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
For Small Pox, get
C n L o r A L U M

A SIte, 0dorless, Non-poisonous Di8tilfectant The
Saline iseptc-Harmless as Common Salt.
CTILoRALUM has been found to remove bad
smells, which not readily attacked by other deO-
dorlsers. newy-palnted room or house is render
ed habtabe by the suspension Of clothes dipped in
chloralum or the exposure of basins containing the
liquid. Moreover, ChlOTalum removes the strong
odor Of onions, garlic and other agents. which some
times affect the sweetness of cupbOards, meat Safes
and other places In dwellings.
CHLORALUM IN SMALL POX. THE Chloralum
Company have received the subjoined Important
communication
Small Pox Hospital, New Street, f. c.,
February goth. 1871.
The Chloralum Company-Gentlemen: THE Pa
uents IN my Hospital feel much comfort from the
use OF the Chloralum as a wash 1t seems to lessen
the itching, and cOOls them nicely. We employ Il
In securing the wards and find 1t, from its freedom
from odor, preferable to CarbOlc Acid and quite as
enncaclous. Yours obedienty,
(Signed) F. GORDON BROWN,
For sale by
b. c. SHOEMAKER,
A..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
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TENHR ARTISANS SAVINGS BANR,
NO. GOT MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON DBL
Open to receive deposits daily Sundays excepted
during the usual business hours and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from Z TO O'Clock, P. M.
All the profits OF the Bank after the payment Of
necessary expenses, are devoted TO the benefit OF
the depositors and dividends are made semi-annu-
ally in April and October. Since the organization OF
the Bank In 1861 the dividends have uniformly been
al the rate Of six per cent. per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits, and
at once become entitled to participate In future
dividends.
No manager is allowed to borrow any of the funds
intruHted to the Bank.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. HILLEs GEORGE W. BUsH
CLEMENT b. SMYTH GEORGE s. CAPKLLK,
CHARLES W. HowLAND, NJ L. LIOHTBNsTKIN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, N. r. BENSON,
HENRY f. DURK, JOB II. JACKSON,
JOHN MCLKAR, WIN. ii. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS
WIN. S. HILLES, PrcsidtA~
GEo. W. BUsH, Vice President
octla1y JOHN p. MCLEAR, Treasurer.