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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
That Powder,

In New York the Radicals made u very sensible
disposition Of the powder they had prepared for a
salute ON the receipt Of the news from North Car
olina. The vote being against them they sold it
to tho Democrats and Liberals who used it IN eel
sbrsting the victory. The Wilmington Radicals
were not 30 ready to replenish their pockets. But
they doubtless feel that they will soon have an
opportunity to dispose OF it again in this way, 80
there il not much lost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

The Commercial need not suppose its readers
are blind to the fact that its proprietors hold an
appointment under one Of the Departments Its
daily issues furnishes conclusive proof OF our re-
mark. Every public act, aud the treaties passed
BY Congress appear in its columns under the usual
official head. and attest to the fact that it well
- many other papers that support the Grant part
are The paid organs OF the President his Cabinet
DILAYKD.- Owing to the giving way OF the
aoor beneath our press and q slight arrangement
Of the machinery last night while working Our
large weekly edition, the issue Of the DAILY Ga
zHTTE, this afternoon, has been unavoidably de-
layed several hours. and doe. not contain quite
much reading matter as usual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
North Caroiin. Again In the Van

North Carolina Again In the VAN
tFrom the World.l
The "Old North State" is a traditional leader
in the wolk Of liberty. In May 1875, her stur.
dy sons at Mecklenburg took their lives in their
hands and drew up that immortal protest against
British oppression, which more than year al
tervard the United Colonies of America reiter-
stsd at Philadelphia, and made efeclual in the
Declaration Of Independence. And now in
August, 1872, after lapse Of a century. the
same high spiri, arises against tyranny more
indecent and more atrocious than the tyranny
Of English King George. King George made
war on the pockets Of his American subjects
Grant and the Radicals made war on the per
som' the honor, and the most sacred individual
righs Of their American fellow.citzens Into
the campaign of North Carolina they throw all
he patronage. all the prestige, all the disposs
BILE fonds oftheir colossal orga nization. They
had not to win fortress, but to keep IN subjec.
ton the State they have 40 long trampled upon
The most sanguine friends Of right and of jus
tics hardly hoped to see North Carolina do
more than vindicate by her stout resistance her
title to the hold which November mus, surely
bring her. She has done vastly more than this.
shs has thrown the garrison Of her oppressors
over the battlement, and ia marshslling her
forces to take an active part in the Liberation OF
her sister States. The question Of exact major.
itis sinks into comparative insigni6cance in the
presence Of this great dominant fact North
Carolina is up and on her feet She sends forth
from her mountains and her pine forests to the
listening land not cry for deliverance, but
shout Of victory She has unfurled again the
dag Of l775. 1t meant independence then. 1t
means liberty now.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

Worcester county is suffering from the
drought.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
IN GOLD.

The attractive features Of these Securities are recog
nzed the fact that although they have been but
short time the market, they nearly all absorbed
and but mail amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal rate Of
interest. This Interest account is made light tor and
easily horne by the Company through the operation of
the Sinking Fund created from sales the Company
land, which in many draw interest at the rate Of
ten QO) per per The security behind them
is ample in every particular they constitute first
and only mortgage trunk line railroad which will
soon connect the city of ST. Joseph Mo ian important
railway centre) with the Union Pacific Railroad
Kearney materially shortening tb distance between the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this the
bonds have further security in the met that there is
included in the Mortgage the Company's magnificent
Lands amounting to 100000 acres known to be among
the best in the United SaUes The Mortgage ndenure
prohibits the sale of these lands at less than -Four )
Dollars per acre and payable Trustees under the
Mortgage for the clear and express purpose of retiring
these Bonds. The amount thus realized exceeds the
entire OF Bonds which can he issued and leaves
the road property and franchises free Bonds have
thirty years rum with interest Eight Per Cent free
of tax, payable February and August in each year Both
principal and in crest payable in gold The Prnc-
| pal in New York. The interest in either New York,
London, FrnkOrtOn-the Main, the option Of the
holder, without notice and in the gold currency of the
country in which they presented They coupons
registered. Trustees-Farmers Loan and Trust
| Company.
The present price of these Bonds is 97 and accrued
interest in currency from August d. ISL. But they are
receivable at par and accrued interest payment
lands sold by the Company The right is reserved to ad
vance the present selling price without notice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

WANTED-A competent girl to do general
" housework in a small family Must be good
cook washer and iruncr. None but caDable girls need
of and O'Clock P. NJ deoplws illS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
country.

This is because the Bonds are based upon the anples
security, being FIRSrAND ONLY MORTGAGE upon
the railroad franchises and all the lands and property,
ami rights of property real and personal now in pos
session by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company or
which the said Company may hereafter acquire" The
Land Grant of the Northern Pacific Railroad will average
over to each mile of road This land capa-
be reproducing in abundance all the Fruits, yegeta-
bIes and cereals ofthe Eastern or Middle States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
6Hamts.

WANTED-A situation by an experienced
w Machine Boot Slider who can give the hest of
references. Address &C. L. W. Spy Office Worcester.
ialg dlWS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
TRAFFIC ON PACIFIC RAILROADS.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROAD.

The road is completed to the eastern boundary of Da-
koa, the Red River oflhe North u distance of 255 miles
On the Pacific coast IS miles under construction the
greater part ofwlch purchased
lines, the Northern Pacific Company now have nearly
struction Of G35 miles more be finished before the
close of 1871
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

A SMART BOSS CARDER who can run
IA. 8 sets in u satinct mill may apply to
SUMNER PRATT Il Co
ial9 dlw* ~ and 26 Front st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
SISTERS OF MERCY HOSPITAL,
WORCESTER.

Application Is frequently made for admission to the
Sisters Hospital For the benefit of all concerned and
for general reference, has been thought well to pub
fish the RULES which have been observed since the
opening The institution is specially designed for fe
males who have not the conveniences of being
properly cared for in time of sickness. The great
jority of girls who dependent upon their eXer
lions for living under this class They consume
their wages when in health, almost soon earned
and in sickness are thrown upon the charity Of the
world Unable to procure themselves the necessary
medical assistance and proper treatment they angush
under the feeling that they burden to themselves
and to those around them. Many girl has been made
sicker by the thought and her recovery delayed per
haps rendered impossible
The following are the rules ofthe hospital;
!. Females only received
2. Three Dollars yearly paid rhea Rhealk gives one
right bed and TO all the privileges the Hospital
in time of sickness.
3. Contagious and infections diseases excluded for
the safety of the other patients.
4. In admissions. no distinction made by reason of
creed or nationality.
s. All those who do not take out certificates yearly,
must payby the week and in advance.
Address MOTHER MARY JEROME,
Superior of Convent ofMercy
ial2 deOptr Worcester
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

The Washington library, In the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association, have
lately added to their library the following
popular books: "wilfrid Cumbormede" and
"Robert Falconer," by George Macdonald;
Pink and White Tyranny" by Harriet
Bcecher Stowe; "Bculah," "St. Elmo" and
Until Death Us Do Part" by Miss Augusta
J. Evans; "White as Snow" by Edward Gar
rctt; Aunt James Hero" by Mrs. Z. Prem
tlss-better known as the author Of stepping
Heayenward;" and "Sam Slick, Of sllckyIlle,"
by Halliburton.
1t il the intention Of the directors hereafter
to adj from time to time, such popular
works rs shall appear. VI Is earnestly hoped
that the library will be literally patronlIcd
by persons who arc fond OF reading, IN they
have hero many facilities for 80 doing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

COPFRR.
900 Mats old Dutch JAVA.
so Bags Prime CeylOn JAVA.
10 BALES GenllRe MOCHA.
10 HOgsheadS PLANTATION.
80 Hays Prime RIO aud MARlCAlBO.
COFFEE and TEA sold both Wholesale AAd Re-
tall, 81 lowest new York Prices.
Coffee roasted fresh every day by an eNpaTl.
shosd hand In q Patent ArOma-SaNlng Rooster.
Gao be retained aud have moneJ REFUNDHD. We
deal 70 hIselaas Goods ony snd gnatantss
ali Win care PTleos furnished, upon Ap IoAiion By
mall or otherwse q any numb.r OF Artlel,s wanted
Us, purohAsing goods from fiasT HANDS. A
goods asut q. o. D., check must DtnJ ordoT
importsd t.bl- laIuriss, Of every oeso tptlon and
Urossls 4 Blaokwslr. Sauces, 1s differ nj tindD
Cjh.V Chow, e'c.. etc, 10 different kinda
UhutnA Sauos, Canton Gngsr.
Prof Bors soups, 90 different klndAD
Oondsnsed Mnk.
oanaei Fruits, every desc Option.
Damned Fish, great variety.
Konuedy's Crackers, mad In BoStou..
Fox'a Cfaekors, made In Slnburg, n, y.
Peek treAu Crackers, London, all kinds.
Albert Bisonlt, kdnburEh.
HAyennet's Oraeksra.
FISH
No MRSS MACK RRFL
No. } MAOKERhls,
WHITE t!IiLoy
HALIBur
BIoater-. DrI Reef. Beef Tongues, sugSL:eursd
iiams Breakfgs, BAo0n, Shoulder, NORTH ora Pork
Malaga Grapes. Bsnlnl., Dltc-. Pruue-. Oranges,
UOooAnuts, Figs RAsinz, Mats OF all knd, tfbSh anu
choice. Chocolates, great variety. etc, etc.
Everything kept In IIHi-clsSS a. OrOry always
on hand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES or SRw InTEWTl|RhtNrN
sropy ROOM on Fifteenth street for rent
Tangp unfurnlshcl rooms for rent.
EupLorNESr by shorthand Wf''r
wanted. -..--......, o,
,bs McJieai Department, Georgetown CoilcB''
Iii, H. bsII wednesday evening.
TEr faIe BY W. l.. Wall 4 90, nuctl93neef,,ii
ga io, Of hon ,ehold furniture 10 postponed unul
Tnesday, March 8, at 10 o'clock a. m
A syrrtEp WOMAN Il wanted Immediately.
Also. one 10 travel with an invalid.
A aoyERsFss and h0usckceper IL wanted.
ESeLtsu. Swiss, and American watches at n.
W. dult \ Bro.s.
Tgr ann annual commencement OF the Ma.
tIopai Medical College will be held on Thurs.
day evening.
TBr New Jersey Glass Insurance Company
insuTes plate glass against fire or breakagc.
EPR1Sa dry goods cheap at Selby Naudaih ..
A srrctAL meeting Of tho Immaculate Eg il b
ceptIon Building Association Will be hell 'n''
evening. ,.,
Jos. J. MAY's Paris Ell glove d.poiE; ~ gi9
pennsylyania avenue, between Nln'u ana lVn'"
stTpNts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

Friday afternoon fracas occurred at the
Virginia end Of the Long bridge between two
gangs OF labnrers In the employ Of the Orange
and Alexandria and the Baltimore aud Poto-
mac railroads, resulting In loud words and
some blows, until a locomotive with Messrs,
Stevens and Phelps, of the Alexandria aud
Washington railroud, Oh board arrived from
Washington, aud they made an arrangement
with Mr. White, of the Baltimore Potomac
railroad, by which the contending forces
were drawn of and the track left as 1t was
until the position II was too occupy could be
ascertAined by law,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

l.atimer x Cleary will sell this morning, at
II o'clock, and also this evening, at 1880
o'clock, an extensive assortment oil Chinese
and japanese CuriOsltles.
Green x Williams will sell, at I o'clock p.
M, a valuable lot, with Improvements, on
Twumty-iOurth street west, near | street
north.
b. II. Warner will sell, at o'clock p. m.
u twO.story frame house, SOS New York ave
nue., between Third aud Fourth streets north
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

The presence Ct the Japanese embassy at
the nations capital, creatinga new Interest
In everything relating to their country, II Is
worth while for our citizens. especially the
ladies, to stroll into LatImer 4 Cleary's auc-
ton salca-room, on the corner OF PennsylVa-
mia avenue aud Eleventh street, where are
displayed the most elaborate selection Of Chi
nose aud Japanese curios ever exhibited In
this city. This c lection Of Oriental goods
embraces many unique and useful articles,
among which the following are conspicuous:
Ivory pagodas, opera fans, parlsol handles,
tortOlse-shell fans. card cases, and tea.cnd-
dies. An inspection of these curioslties,
which arc to be sold this morning ut II
O'Clock and In the evening at O'Clock, will
well repay the lovers Of the beautiful.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

Gu Saturday night, about $3.50 o'clock,
while the salt cat Of the Washington aud
Georgetown Railroad Company was running
on the track to clear II, und when on tho Ave
nue. near Twrnty-nrst street, some Of the har-
ness on one Of the horses gave way. John
O'Neil, All employee Of the company, got off
the car to repair the damages, when he was
kicked and severely Injured by one OF the
horses. lie WIS taken into MOores drug
store. where medical assistance was rendered
by Dr. Moore, after which he was taken TO
his home In Gcorget own by Sergeant Kneas
and Officer 2erWes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

And how wa- Yesterday for slush
The --latest ,UuunduIG Who's editor OF
the PariOH .....,,.
and other rlulhc, from l.. Kettlcr On street.
After the little "srt-lu' At whitney on
Saturday, between two wCll-lrt SEED chaps,
who artllvl for the orange.
Crane will shortly Issue work under the
title What Know about Law. 1t VIII he
very, rI'y sm1ll book.
The Isp. mix nmuny tie other l,llr-ls Of
Tho Arlington uuiIe IIuul-uuUusly; eating al
The snrne iallc .nd drinking at the same bar.
Neriug rl the prnnsyIYAm,A Republican
N.snclltlGn tonight At tlAlk.- hall Election
ut officers. ,--
lecture the Indians lutb sNb.H''H!oh' lhal Il
We aren't responsible for the statement
thai f. Buckley fay Ter. ul the EErrBilCAh
iIh olli,r, IL frequently mistaken for General
John A. Logan Ny mdilcd Jon tdab'.
While Hon A. :. solomon Is very light on
lila feet, he Is very heavy on the woluptuOus
waltz. lie wias tho cup NJ every state so'l-
Sergeant Franklin. of the Sixth precinct,
IA confined to his bed by -ickncss. We hope
IL sec "Old Rock ut h.s post again In
short time. "
battalion choose permanent head and Gu
deayor torlisc u regiment: That's the pneS-
Colonel Billy MrGrr. /, !, said is ncgOtia-
ting with London Rrln Tor thc construction
Of yacht whivhll leave en- all behind next
summer.
Ii i. understood that the Morning AnS'iJ"r
will be the official organ OF the Japanc 70
during their stay in Washington, lie paper
having an extensive circulation In Japan and
tisewherr
40 4 lluFltp4 the ptl-
iior ui the Washington Tiu"s, (who'e re-
,cmbIAncc to lion. John Morrisscy Is won
LcrtuI,D to "put o head on ranc.
There u fearful runOr to the effect that
The members Of the Washington Gymnasium
propose giving public exhibition. Come,
MIR. Gatcncl put 'i"i to Ihis-n'P 1t III Tie
bud.
WnuldnI 1t Bee cheap Tor the people OF the
District To purrhpsr IA ease ut Gettysburg
water for eurh m"moraN-t II would eur,
'rm, Agency, smith. FuIt- = lndcrhlll, cor
uer Of Ninth and u directs.
When, ON Saturday afternoon, we saw thl
heroic Dir. Mary Walker stop at an Avenue
corner, courageou-ly tuck her trOwscrs In be
l,oot legs, aud dash through the deep snow
we felt like kissing another Ihdy nl oar ar
qualntHnre. ,
lag business Just now GNiug up the clothc
and understanding" Of the poor devils wh'
attended every bali =ocIablc aud reception
sometimes two uiEht-duImg the sea'p
about Guiding, ,
Why did tue gpoL-logking Gentleman w.ll
brown whi'kerr keep the young srhnml gu
standing out In tho ruOw Tor long llnd u
the rorucr u F,it"cnlh, aanl g streets OF
saturday afternoon. "ha'a love 10 we
ieet -,,., ..or... l.,.,,ir,
II TINS fahl"lCA'A- OF MoN'n't -,".s EM ,'I,.
us winter and suInn"r' 'p,mG hAN autumn
three or Tour t,r, MI'T,",-H!, "u a Ts
be i orc .i no II CORN. ami ' ' I p6uSl
tiles" on hall pay. ,,,,.,.o.,..u.,h ru
i,A rcrso W who ocrurir. A house tie onl
lnM po mo"r-shonId lie required to clr,
,hn spow fIOm tho zidcwnll; fronting Il, Will
The sidewalk niong the rest oi the squar
needn't be cleaned. We live ltup.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

W. c. Fowler, the pilot who had charge OF
tue Constellation, writes In relation ~ the
grounding as follows
The Constellation Is OF deeper draught
than any vessel that has passed through the
narrow, circullous, and shallow channel lead
ing to the navy yard, and as II Is fast hlllnH
up, no pilot, no matter how experienced, eau
take a vessel OF this class where the llghtCI
draught tugs are constantly In danger o.
grounding, though commanded by regulaI
Government pilots"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

The Y. VI. L. A. Lyccum met on Saturday
evening at the usual hour, with J. Il. lm1rie,
president, In the chair, and W. q. Robeson, sec
rotary. After the Critics report by Mr.. Duu.
ming and recitation by Mr.. Baker, the spirited
discussion, continued from last meeting, on
the Capitol Punishment question, was re-
sumed, and engaged In by Capt. Rudgers
Messrs. Gately. skinner, Freeman, Farley,
Mcbride and Deane. II was agreed that the
Joint discussion between the Eyeriu and Y. NJ
I. A. Lyceums should take place ut the Congre'
gational church on Friday and Saturday eve
nlngs Of this week. The Hon. Geo. VI. Robe
son, Secretary Of the Navy, and the Hon. j
NJ Broadhead, Second Comptroller OF The
Treasury, have consented to I've present ant
act az Judges
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

Alfred Hunter, the well-knoWn second
hand bookseller, died on Saturday morning,
at his residence, No. ali Ninth street, oil
dropsy, aged sixty years. Mr.. Hunter came
to this city about 1851 and established the
business OF the collection and sale OF rare
books aud prints. He became well and favor.
alb known to most Of the leading men aud
authors Of the United States, who, from time
to time, visited Washington. lie was the
author Of several valuable works and histOrl,
cal accounts. Mr.. Hunter leaves wife and
three chrlldTen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

at Lincoln Hall, on Saturday evening last,
has been iatterlngly noticed by the Sunday
papers. The gem OF the evening was the
opening chorus, Prayer Before Battle,
(bllletcr.) The magnificent rendition OF the
concerto, "Scena de Canto," by the eminent
yIollnst, DR.. Damroch, awakened the great
est enthusiasm and showed that the society
had not oycr-estimated his talent and ability
as a musician. The duet Pray What
Now from Martha, by Miss Randall aud
Mr.. Young, was given In an excellent style,
Illing to mind tue amateurs In that opera
last winter. Taken all in all the concert was
Il grand success, and reflected great credit on
la pruiCstUTE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

This temperance association he'd q meeting
last night at Temperance Hall, when several
hours were devoted to the discussion OF the
fact OF the publication Of a certain advertise
ment In the REPUBLICAN the other day. We
do not acknowledge the right OF the gentle
men composing this organization to act as
our business IN mag rs, aud suggest that the
application OF the old adage, "Mlnd your own
business" would be apropOs In view Of their
action. Meddling will not win.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04
ANE'ss:ylENTS.

Tho Opetu TO-nlght.
win, WasbIpptunians there mot au opera
troupe more popular than the Parepa, Rosa
combination. Without the grand baritone,
santlcy, the troupe, at each OF Its visits to
our city, has been most hatteringly received
drawing the best Of houses every evening
durirR its stay. with such an attraction as
sau,lcy II Is dIficultto zee how all who pro
pose hearing the troupe can DO comlortaoIy
accom- modated. We begin TO experience
more kcrnly than ever tue want OF larger
,I,cs Of ,ftnuscmcnt-a theatre capable oil
.estlng all who may desire to attend popu'
lar play or opera. ,
We have heard some little grumblng al
The rates Of admission To be charged ny Tue
troupe. but II the enormous expense incurred
In lie production Of the operas In such style
"a they are presented by this talented com
any IA considered, we think the prices VIII
rs REGARDED ~ reasonable. At any rate,
they are no higher than those charged and
willingly paid In other cities where the troupe
las appeared. This evening he Martlagg
~ Figaro" with Parcpa ~ susanna, ana
Messrs. Campbell and Whilfn, Mrs. Seguln'
aud Miss Doria in appropriate roles, WIZ De
proluced, Tomorrow evening Mr. SAntlcF
viii make his dsJW here as Tampa, 10 tue
opera Of lhat name.
irn. J,biirr sInRrrs
.,.iaJ iD,"r"s,Irg entertainment will
unique ah ',.lI,I,,, at lincoln hail by The
1e slN.ns ti,ls W Fist IInIrcr.Ity. Of Nash.
I tmn 'r SnN Thee rnnr.rt, arc givcn for
re- hsnrHt oI Tho university Of which the
members " the trouPe-tcn former slaNesI
are stndpu,s The singers have appeared
Win success In New York Boston and other
places the press speaking highly ri their per-
inrmancra. OF one member oi tue troupe
Minnie Tite-a Brooklyn paper says "ier
voice, a pure cOntraltn, has purity OF tone
duiIe remark attic. clrnr apl Nmrd rs I
stream; II fell upon tue ears OF EI'l'y"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-04

An officer of the Signal Corps has been
stationed at Hnrper's Ferry with instructions
to forward TO the merchants OF Washington
and Georgetown information as TO any sud.
den rise In the river at that pOIut. In case OF
u sudden freshet timely warming can be fur
nished the mer chants aud milleTs, and vast
amount Of money eau be saved In cOnso-
QuenCC.