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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-09
THE CITY HALL.

No new enterprise attracts the attention
OF spectators or contractors AZ present at
the hall. Indeed, a noticeable dullness
everywhere prevails. The Administrators
are getting ready as rapidly as possible for
the summer season. 1t is designed to put
the city in the best possible condition. The
Mexican Gulf Canal Company has been
notified to place dredgeboat III the canals
on both Broad and Galvez streets and thor
oushiy clean them. The boat in the latter
canal, near the New Basin, is making rapid
progress, but as soon as it reaches Common
street it will be turned back and set TO
work on Poydras street.
Today the city assessors will commence
the distribution of notices to owners OF per
sonal property and begin the assessments
for the coming year. The administrator of
Assessments requests ali persons who are
served with notices to make returns OF their
personal property, even if by law 1t is ex-
empted from taxation.
number Of prominent physicians have
visited the Girod Asylum, and certified that
its locality is as healthy as any il New Or
leans. An impression prevailed that should
the inmates Of the Boys House OF Refuge
be removed there a majority would be
liable TO fever and ague.
The City Surveyor is giving his personal
supervision to the repairs low being made
at the several enginehouses II the city.
The work viii oe completed IN few Gays.
Tie Administrator of Commerce has de-
cided 20 furnish landing FOR all fats in
tie upper portion Of the city, ana the exact
location Will probably be selected a. the
commencement Of next week. tbs will
give ample room to the barges.
A large force OF men is a5 present re
| pairing. with ballast and lake shells, French
! men street a. the intersection OF GENTLY
| road.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1904.

he would have used a loaded pistol but
only wanted to frighten the Queen, as a
fatal result would have enthrOned the
Prince of Wales, which was undesira BILE.
He wishes Queen Victoria to be the last
English monarch.
Paris, March S.-The report that Presi-
dent Theirs had rendered the ambassador
ship of Berlin to NJ. Pouyer Quertier is de-
MED.
Should the appointment Of GOulard as
Minister of Finance be confirmed. it is prob
able that ANGEL, deputy from Havre, will
be appointed Minister Of Agriculture and
Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-09
Nlr, !, X, Efulnet.

This distinguished young actor arrived
here yesterday to fiji an engagement at the
St. Charles Theatre, where lie will appear
on Monday as Fritz He paid a flying
visit to the REPUBLICAN, office, and informed
us that he would produce during his en-
gagement new play-to us al least
Karl" which some OF his admirers think
better than Fritz"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-09
FOREIGN.

SANITY of O'Connors, the Queens Assaii.
ant-Ambassadorship 10 BerIin-A
Report Denied-French Ministerial
Changes.
LONDON, March S.-The commission of
medical men appointed to inquire into
O'Connors sanity, report him of sound
mind but an enthusiastic Fenian. He said
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WASHINGTON. w

No Cabinet Weetinz-lnvited TO Resign
MIR. Boutwell, Better-Admirai BOggs
COnvalesceEt.
WASHINGTON. March S.-There was no
Cabinet meeting to-day. Tire President IS
absent.
Attorney General Bates, of Utah. has
been notified that his resignation will he
accepted.
Secretary Boutwell, is better to-day.
Rear Admiral Boggs is cOIvalescent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-09

Assessments Nos. 50, 90 and 81. See spe-
cial notice column. Deaths Of August
Chauzionx. T. d. Sedberry and Michael
Bayley. Payable at the Office of the Mutual
Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance Associ-
alton of Louisiana, No. i20 Carordelet
street. Amount paid, $6G00.
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;senentS.

IMPORTANT STOCK AND BOND SALE THIS
DAY.-Messrs. Nash & Hodgson, auction
eers, will sell at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, at twelve o'clock NJ to-day, for
account of the succession of Charles q. f.
Baquie, deceased, large and valuable list
Of stocks and bonds, the particulars OF
which can be found by reference to the ad-
yertisement ir another column.
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Fr!gerio's,
No. 80 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows AT 8 A. NJ, 670; at , ?. NJ, 740; at
2. NJ, 30. Lowest point during the
night of March !, 59o.
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LOST.

-
OSv-ONO ABOUT THE TWELFTH OF JULY,
IL 1871 check drawn by J. H. Harvey, to the
order of W Golding tor the of ls53 50. and
dated the the weltth July, 49, the Bank OF La
fayette in this city. All persons are hereby eau
toned against negotiating for the same as pay
ment has been stopped mh9 80
II OST.-ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. TWO GER
IL tilted checks of Second National Bank, New
York drawn by B. c. Sciibner, payable to the order
OF W. W. Patrick. One of said checks was for = .On
the other the amount not remembered. The nnder
will be literally rewarded by leaving said checks
at No. 81 st. Charles street. corner Common. Tne
public are hereby cautioned against negotiating
for said checks, payment has been stopped.
1nlG 2ft
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Depostts Of any amount received. All acccun.s
strictly private and confidential al deposite srt
payable OIL demand with interest due. SIX PEI
taxes semi uallv each year Especial ad antages
afforded to trustees guardians and others wing In
charge trust funds; also to societies, lodges div
sued paya ble or demand in currency or gold will
interest due. Deposits can be made by express, O,
bank draft or postal money order. Deposits re
ce!ved from individuals, firms, societies snd cor
porations subject to check at sight.
The Freedmans Savings and Trust Company wa.
Incorporated for the special benefit OF the freed
aeIt Of the South, but it offers its advantages tC
all classes alike As national institution suo
ect all times to the supervision OF the Cengrens
Of ne United States, ite honesty and III tegrty
constantly assured.
OFFICE HOURS: From 9 A. N. to P NJ, and cn
Saturday gh.s from SIX to eight O'Clock:
c. D. STURTEyLNT
ntl7 " Cashier New Orleans Branch,
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BUSINESS CHANGES.


0~.0-~>oO>~~N>>>00~|~Nr">
NUTiCE.-THE FIRM OF QUENTELL REL
~ CHARD is this day dissolved by mutual CON
sent and viii be used i'll liquidation only
WILLIAM QUESTELL.
AUGUSTUS REICHARD.
New Orleans, February 20, 1872.
THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE THE
business %. QUESTELL L RElCHARD, under
the firm OF QCEN ELL CO., with the assistance
OF Mr. Cesar philipp who holds our nower OF at
tOrnev. WILLIAM ~ ~ I'LL.
T. A. WOOLLEI.
New Orleans, March l. 1872. mhl I'm
CARBON RETIRING FROM THE DRUG
y business in New Orleans. take this occasion
TO return my sincere thanks TO my patrons, and
would ask a continuance of favors 10 my success
sor Ur. WILLIAM BOGEL. whom recommend as
worthy OF every confidence. ,
February II, 1872.
WHLIAtI BOGEL. HAVING PURCHASED
w the weil-known drug store OF :. hastings,
corner of Magazine ard Felicity streets. would IN
nshnlent that he will without delay replenlsh the
store. with cho ce stock of iesh and unaduiter-
ated rags. Chemicals Medicines, Pure " ines anu
LIQUORS Fertunery, and such articles as are
usually kept frsIcass drug stores, a-d respect
fully so. cts a share of their patronage.
Y. B.-Mr. Joseph H. Stockiy, long and favorahiy
known as a competent apothecary. Will assist hIn
the business. W WILLIAM bO"EL,
Successor to Hastings.
Corner Magazine and Felicity streets.
New Orleans February l8. 1872 tel In
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THE QUEENS ASSAILANT SANE
THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
NATCHEZ AND BPoOKHAvEN ROAD

Nicksburg and Ship Island
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BY TELE G R APH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

- ~ - - ~ A "A = ~
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
RESOLUTION ABOUT MEXICO
NO CABINET MEETING
SECRETARY BOUTWELL, BETTER
RICHARDSON BACK FROM EUROPE
AN EX.EMPEROR'S SPECULATION
Immense Profit in New York
THE QUEENS AssAILANT SANE
THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATU RE
RAILROAD SUBSIDY BILL
Nicksburg and Ship Island
NATCEEZ AND BPOOKHAyEN ROAD
MORE SNOW IN MINNESOTA
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ANEX.EMPEROR'S SPECULATE,

Immense Profit in New York
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, BETTER

RICHARDSON BACK FROM EUROPE
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
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[CoNTINUED On EIGHTH PAGE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
wilmington Quotations, furnished by X. \. holi
inson Do, Bankers, 4th and Market sta,
AZ O'Clock, r. NJ, to-day.
WEaah. o. b 4 sIate Iiagger.

" Wash. lou II sihlc ndkReIs
EEFhite hsts are not selling wen
EB-Gsod nature lightens the task of life
EE Fresh lot soft shell crabs, Just in at NyeA
EW-John c. BreckinTiige won't support Greeley.
rV-Baya-d Taylor has gone to New York to live.
EV-James Bradford's sale takes place to-day at
nNe.
EE-Psopls have quit denouncing the new hotel
entrance.
n-b there a cleaner city in the country than
Wilmington?
Vv-B Botters gratis to business men at the CoMMsR-
CIAL job once
sw-TAs Gazette is a staunch Democratic paper and
deserves well OF that party.
Ew-J1nes G Webb have been putting in a Camp
bell press. That is the kind.
EE-Sdnusl Culbort has the new hat store. b0a
Market, and sells the latest styles.
~The Executive Committee Of the Working
mcn's Institute meets this evening.
wFiiiiam Gapin, who is to lecture before tht
Horticultural Society is relative OF Judge Gilpin
uWFrse rua,h. tonight, at Nye's, at sixth anC
Market Snapper Soup, boil Rock-hsn, salahs
&c.
EwAn improvement which has long been needed
has Just been completed, we refer 10 the nrstclasi
hrt store Of samuel CuOert 5O3 Market Street Thi
store s furnished in palatial style and his stock
goods and prices will compare favorably with thps
VI large cities
~At Gnniths bakery, n W. corIer OF Eleventh
and Tatnall streets, Is the rlace to get fancy cake
for weddings and rariits. You can yet them OF INT
htst and Of the cheapest, Mr.. Griffith has one o
the best conducted bakery establ shments in the Cit
and has a well deserved reputation FOR making gpo'
bread, pies CAKES and everything In the bakery line
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

Eit'0-ial Fs-iaes are - common tAs; % IS almost
impossible for 81 editqr 10 express bis honest opin-
son ~ me merits u Eny article vihs II being sus-
Yecie-d a Interested RQiIvts This fact hoEeyer,
shEl noi defer Is ron saying vhai We Dlnk of a
new addlil0n 70 ihe MateTla MedicA 10 which our
aiieEuCn has been recen'ly directed. We refer 10
D. J. WAlEHss CAtlF ESlA NHIGAR BiTTKKs, a
remedy which IS mating is way into more families
ynsi now Than a. The Other advertised medicines
put together There seems 70 pe no question about
The potency q Is fqLle and aterailSe properties
while i 2 = usses the great negative recommends
non OF Containing Lelther alcohol nor mineral poi
son. Thai IL is a specific for Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Constipation, and many comp ANTS OF nervous
origin, We have reason TO know; and we ere assureC
ON good authority that as a general invigOrant
regulating and purifying medicine It has no equal
II Is stated that It's Ingredients, obtained from th
Wilds OF LalifOrnial are new TO the medical world
and its extraordinary effects certainly warrant tn
conclusion that It r. a compound Of agents hithert
unknown. 10 popularity is any criterion, there cai
be no Doubt OF the efficiency OF the VINEGAR BIZ
TERs for the sale OF the article IL immense and con
Tiunally Increasing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

RuNAwAYs.-Yesterday afternoon the horse Of
Messrs. Bright Il Keithler, which was attached
to new carriage and standing in the rear OF
their office, took fright at some volumes Of
smoke which we're emitted from q passing loco
motive and came driving around the corner of
the office and started to run. Mr.. Bright seized
the horse by the bndle and endeavored 70 pacify
it, but it continued to rear and plunge and then
ret out on a full run through the gate and up
King street to Front and out Front to Market
where it was intercepted by some gentlemen
In crossing Water street, Mr.. Bright who had
been hanging on to the bride and suspended in
the air was shaken of, when the horse planted
one of its feet in his back, and the wheels Of the
carriage. passing over his head, inflicted some
ugly wounds. 1he carriage, which had never
been used before, was not damaged in the least
4 horse, belonging to Patrick Dillon. and at
tached to carriage, run away. yesterday and
demolished the carriage. After breaking loose
from the vehicle. the horse ran down French
street to Front, where it struck a man named
John Brown, who resides in the neighborhood
OF 9th and Pine streets. The man was knocked
down aud was badly cut about the head and face,
basides being badly bruised on one thigh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
TAs uAmAEsh,. gasnss.
pxsioNArfus OF mEEriHe PLACES FOR ritz oHc
fa rfH IarERa. s..a.

DxsioNkrioN OF MEErfAe PLACES FOR ritz cHoh-
rWpr IsrERs. rt.-r
The choristers in training for the approaching
Children's Jubilee have so increased in number
that no one church In the city is Of sufficient
capacity to contain them, and II has become me-
cesaAry to distribute them around in the differ
ent churches, on different days. The following
plan has baen arranged, and II is earnestly de-
sired that the superintendents OF the several
Sabbath schools will enforce 1t upon the minds
OF the children.
On Tuesday the schools OF Asbury, Second
Baptist and Scott NJ E. Churches will meet at
Asbury Church.
On Wednesday, the schools OF Grace, and the
First and West Presbyterian will meet at Grace
Church.
The schools Of uuion. olivet and Calvary and
Brownyille Chapels will meet at Union ON tile
same day.
On Thursday, the schools Of Central PresbI-
terian and 81 PAul's NJ. E., MAdely and Epworth
| Cbapels will meet at Central Church.
The schools OF Delaware Avenue Baptist, Han
over Presbyterian. First Baptist, Brandywine
| and Gilbert Chapel will meet at the Delaware
| Avenue Baptist Church.
| Professor Clemmer will be present at each
meeting 10 render what assistance may be ne
cessary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
Marine News.

Cleared The SchOoners HdtletoR,J. H. Mar
vel and Brdndyloine, and the sIoops Lucy and
Blue Rock The schooner Brdndycine was
launched from the marine railway at Moore 8
ship yard yesterday, where she had been under
going repairs. She goes to Philadelphia, TO
load with coal
Arrived -Sloop Anu, from Sassafras River,
with corn for James E Price & Co. S'oop Emma,
from Blackbird, with corn for the same firm.
PORT OF NEw CASTLE.
Arrived. Steam tug Mary, put in for barge
Steam tug W. @. Boulon, Fouer, from Phila'
dephia put in for coal. Sloop Emma, Robin
son, to load corn for Philadelphia.
Sailed Schooner Lark Gusstell, for Newbur!
port Macs, with 704l bushels Of corn. Steamer
Uncle Knot, De Gron with oak logs. Barge
n. ROtlf7nel, Schuylkill Haven, light: slooI
Helen, Trues Chesapeake City. with cedar rails
Sloop Emma. Robinson, corn to PhilAdellhie.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
The o,A sweas. CssroA.

AkNivEHsAhY OF THE VENERABLE STRUCTURE.
The Old swedea Church, opened for public
worship, on Trinity Sunday 1899 will celebrate
its l73d anniversary, tomorrow, by Commemo-
ratfye services. An effort will be made to SCI
cure, for the use OF the congregation, silver
communion service, ,fagon, chalice. paten. and
aims BASIN and the necessary amount, 500 it "
hoped to receive in sums Of 81 each from the
friends OF the church. The services will be at
1Ol1, 4, and ~ O'Clock AZ this last, the Rector
OF Trinity Parish, Rev DR., Frost, will preach the
Sermon and dwell TO some extent. ON the his-
torieal "reminiscences OF the venerable cliureli
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

LARGE FUNERAL The funeral Of Isasc McCon-
nell, which took place Yesterday afternoon, was
one Of the largest which has been witnessed in
Wilmington for many years. Union Church
was packed to it's utmost capacity while Rev.
Mr.. Hill was preaching the sermon, and In the
procession to the grave, there marched about
forty employees from McLear 4 Kendall's Cosci
Works and almost the entire Sabbath School Of
Union Church. Itwas pure worth which prompt
ed the sorroWtul demonstration-A recognition
OF virtue as pleasing and becoming as is oft Sc
corded TO men Of greater notoriety but Of nc
greater moral worth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

SALE OF BrILDINa LoTs.-At five o'clock this
T. NJ, James Bradford will sell at public sale
twenty three building lots in an improved and
rapidly growing part OF the city. They are To-
Gated on Van BuTen street, between Linden and
Elm, and their purchase will afford to any one
desirous Of a healthy and quiet location rare
opportunity TO secure this end. Two yery elpi
gibly located lots on Franklin street below
Chestnut, will also be sold at the same time
The sale takes place on the premises
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

THE CONDEMNED Since sentence Of death
was passed upon him. Andrew o. Clark seems
very quiet and reflective. He still denies the
preparation OF the crime Of which he was con.
yicted, and strongly protests his innocence
Spiritual advisers have been admitted to his cell
aud Clark is assuming a devotional frame OF
mind. We understand that he expresses pref
erence to be hanged rather than to be restore(
to liberty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

GREAT BANKRUPTcY SALE.-The public will dc
well to remember that on Tuesday next, May
2sth Messrs. Ogle " Miller will commence i
large Bankrupt sale Of Dry Goods at auction
consisting Of the finest and most desirabl,
Without reserve in lots to suit ali. Cali earl,
aud examine the goods. Sales at 10 A. NJ. and
. u NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
Real Estate

SALE OF LoTs.-D. II. Kent has sold sixty feel
front on Windsor street to kerns Webb, car
penters, at S25 per foot H. 4 W. will at once
erect five houses thereon two, Of which are al
ready sold. Windsor street is between Jeifer
son and Madison, above 9th.
SToRe Properly SuID-James Bradford has
purchased Of Mr.. Mcdowell the iron store ocep'
ped by Bellah Il Co at Third and King streets
for $50 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

FELToN SEMINARY. - Prof. W. L. Knox, OF
Reynolds Classical Academy has leased the
complished assistants on September Sd Prof
Knox is graduate Of the Wesleyan University,
OF Middletown Conn, and will bring to the dis
charge Of his duties zeal in the cause OF educa.
tion and ripe scholarship.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

MUcH IMPROVED. - Rev. Robt. W. Todd, who
has been spending several days in the country,
in the hope to regain broken health returned to
Wilmington yesterday. much improved. He will
not. however, Immediately resume his ministe-
rial functions at st. Pauls but the pulpit will be
filed, tomorrow, by Rev. Mr.. Lucas. OF the
Philadelphia Conference.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
Societies.
MEETINGS TuIs EvENSa.

Mechanics Lodge, No. d l. o. o. F., at ODD
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqpa Tribe, No, 8, ,Io.R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 415, Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No, 2, X. OF p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, 2li Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. o. of @. IT, 9th and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

TIE CAE SHOF Parry At CHEsTER.-Four Of
our Wilmington mechanics, not otherwise EN-
ployed visited Chester a few days ago, and
''pTospecied for a site on which TO build exten.
sige car-shops Chester was naturally, both
agitated and delighted, but the visiting party
think the Joke good one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

train on the junction y BreskwAter h. h.
smashed up things generally at the GeorgetOwn
depot on Friday. In attempting to make a
running switch fve cars were thrown from
the track and the platform and depot building
we're badly damsged. The accident was evi.
IDENTITY the result OF carelessness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

Corn came up badly in Sussex.
Jas. NJ. wingate has been appointed bailiff Of
Georgetown.
Scott NJ. E. church will be dedicated to-mor-
row.
front by the hundred bushels are being
caught at the lower Delaware fisheries.
The Sabbath Schools Of Milford are preparing
for an excursion to Lewes on the 18th OF June
Mr. wm. A. Scribner OF Milford, has Just con-
tracted to build another large vessel OF 600 tons
Her measurement will be 1870 feet Keel "a feet
beam, 9 feet hold. She will have double deck.
No signs OF the New York and Lewes steamer
yet.
Base ball reyives in Milford
There are 100 acres OF strawberries in full
bearing around Milford.
The Haven mills at Milford, after suspen-
sion of three months, have resumed operations.
The H. & H. Co shipped Pullman palace car
to Philadelphia, yesterday.
Two inebriates were before the Mayor, this
morning Fined so cents and costs.
colored laborer, employed on the P. W. 4
b. X. r., had one of his eyes cut ont yesterday,
by a scale of q stone he was hammering on.
Two COWS were run over and killed, by the
evening passenger train, coming South, on the
w. x r. Railroad, when near the Newport pike,
yesterday.
gentleman recently stopped there, speaks
highly Of the Bramble House, at Cambridge,
Md. 1t ia kept without a bar, sets good table,
charges moderately, and keep the DELAWARE
TRIBUNE on file, among other good newspapers
The Government, through tho solicitation of
some influential Delaware RepublicanS, has ap'
propriated IS, 900 to build lighthouse at the
mouth Of the Mispilon, on the Delaware Bay.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

A MIssNG SHIP.-The schooner Siultz, OF
Milford in this state, commanded by Capt. Viii
liam Russell, of that town. it is feared is lost
She cleared from Pensacola, with a cargo Of
lumber, for Philadelphia about ninety days ago,
and has not since been heard from
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-A strawberry Festi-
val under the charge Of the ladies OF West Pres
byteuan Church will be opened at the Church
OH Tuesday and Friday evenings Of next week
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
pVMANulAL AND COMMERCIAL.
nrnnf of mn pln1 ConrannrG1L

WHIIIIIRIUIIi DvIi nIHy NV' tOF1'
At a regular monthly meeting Of the Home
Loan Association, held last cevening, $1,000 SOLD
at 1sIS per cent. premium, and s2sOO. at l6,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

scNDED.-A little child OF Mr. Bowers tele-
graph operator at the W. 4 r. depot, in this
city, upset pail of boiling lye upon itself, this
morning, and was severely soalded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
Enst and found.

Il OST-On the 93d inst a memoranda Book CON
tAining some papers Of no value 20 any one but
the owner. aud a small sum OF money. The nnder
can retain the money by leaving the nook At the
" TELEGRAPH OFFICE
nly2t " Third and Market streets.
H. OST-On Thnrsday morning last In Market
4 A street between Eighth and Eleventh small
silver arrow, suitable reward VIII be given the
mySi-3t s. ". con. THIRD AND oRANGB
n UsT.-May 2gd In Ninth street or npley belov
4 NINTH round pebble breast pin. Suitable
reward given H. seturned 70 ---rs-I a--.r.
mg9I-2t NO 1li W. NINTH sP.
n or Last evening an envelope containing a
sum OF mOney.wi h owners name on envelope.
The finder will be suitably rewarded BY retu ming
to mys2-st THIS 'rFEI X