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GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 9.
The President OF the Department OF
Public Instruction Rises TO Explain.
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
NI.W InEl L

The President OF the peDn rtmcnt Oi
Public Instruction Rises to Explain.
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81, 1872. &
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue Of the Goth inst an article appearea
headed ''The Innocents in Danger,r in which your
reporter was pleased to connect nv name. In
order that yourself and the numerous readers of
your Journal may correctly understand my position
in the matter, ask your kind indulgence to
trespass little upon your valuable space by in
serting the foowing:-
accomp tned by MI. Henry Tice (one OF the School
Inspectors Of the district In which the school in
queston-NO. 2-is located, called upon me. and
stated that in his opinion, and in the opinion of
others-one or two OF whom he named-that the
building known al Ward School NO. was in an
unsafe condition He seemed some what excited.
promptly replied that II he would obtain the GER
tifcate OF two competent architects, builders or
other experts, certifying the building to be unsafe
would close the school the next morning / also
advised HIM to send communication to the Board
OF Public Instruction on the subject. After he had
LETT, IN order TO do my whole duty in the premises,
addressed the following note to the superintend-
ent OF Buiiding5:-
DErARrxEyr PrpLIc INSTRUCTION.,
NEw York, Nov. l9, 1s7L
JAMES McGRTGon, Esq. =
10 the safety Of Grammar School building No ii Henry
street Will you please make survey said school a.
ase aud report to ills eartn"t at your earies. Cons
'en'enee' Very respectfully. yours yons'ey,yn ovvru
President Department Public Instruction.
In answer to which received the iollowing:-
DEPARTMENT BUILDINGS,
NEw YORK. Nov II, 1872
BEn.Anp Ssyrn, Esq, President Department OF Pubic
Instruction.
DEAR sR-in to your communication relative
10 the safety OF Grammar School building No z, at No.
16 Henry street, would state that have had the same
examined by Two inspectors Of this department, who
port that e building Is perfectly safe, except the pas
tered ceilings in boys play ground. primary and male
departments they being badly cracked and portions
ing fallen heretofore They should be taken and new
ceilings put up Yours respectfully,
JAMES NJ. MACGkEGOR superintendent OF Buildings
WILLIAM II. CLASS, Clerk
also consulted with Mr.. David l. Stagg, the Su-
perintendent of Buildings OF the Department OF
Public Instruction, requesting him to make sur
vey OF the building. Mr.. Ste mode varpal re-
port in all respects similar { sir. MaceEWE5f 8r
once directed Mr.. Stagg & dlVr ai 69e loose or
cracked plasteriEg rem III s0ch IS les.ssaie ari
replaced by narrow plai
Now, Mr.. Editor, you NIL e8als siN IT.
able to judge whether / AiH 50s wu1is UutN fn C4
premises. N@l.NARN S&frI
President DEPARTING =. !. Public lnFtfat H0n.
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twentieth precinct was informed OF it and 0fflcer
McC0hpell was directed to take the matter in hand.
1n Ma tuesday he arrested Henry Burrows and John
ncnIy, upon whose persons some OF the stolen
Pr9perty was found. They were brought up before
Jenerson Market Police Court yesterday and re-
nnnued 10 await further developments.
william smith, tailor, who stated that he was
born IN Russia, was passing home on Tuesday
nlght. and, seeing gentleman looking az his
waten unuer lamppost, thought IL an excellent
opportunity TO acquire one OF those necessary ar
tclcs. He thereup0n snatched it from the hands
OF the owner and ned. He was closely pursued
and threw the watch into the gutter but was over
taken ana arrested. He was yesterday brought up
before the Jefferson Market Police Court and com
mittcd without bail TO answer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
COURT or GEs-gii SESSIONS.
A Number Of Thieves Sent to Sing Sing
and the Pcnitentiary for Larceny.

A Number OF Thieves Sent to Sing Sing
and the Pcnitentiary for Larceny.
Before Judge Bedford
Michael OBrien, who pleaded guilty to petit lar
ceny from the person in September. was brought
up for sentence. lie was sent to the State Prison
for two years.
John Lynch, who, on the 5th inst, stole silver
watch from George Keller, pleaded guilty. His
Honor sent Lynch to the state Prison for two
years.
James Kelly pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny sle allegation being that on the lst
for one year was the sentence.
William J. McCann and Edward Mallon, who
sme az FOR roaner PLEADED guilty to an
Terboss, stated in her complaint that on the l3tR
OF this month the prisoners snatched pocketbook,
containing s72, from her hand while walking
through Nineteenth street. They were each sent
TO tne state Prison for two years and six months.
ger, charged with assauting Philip Bali on the 2ist
Of october with violence, while walking on avenue
q, and stealing $l3 in money, pleaded guilty TO an
and Reisinger were sentenced TO the State Prison
Tor two years and six months. Cohen was sent to
the Penitentlary for one year.
Otto Knapp and Archer Kerwn pleaded guilty to
an attempt at grand larceny, the Indictment
charging them with stealing, ON the 2st OF October
Link. AS the prisoners were under twenty-one
years Of age the Judge sent them TO the Pen-
Thomas Madden, who on the 18th inst stole an
0verc0at valued at $40 the property OF Bernard
Varlcy, pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
David Curry rendered similar plea, the charge
against him being that on the 5th 9r October he
stole two gold medals valued at $25 anu Sl2 IN
money, the property OF William W. Christian. -
Lingi Betinarde pleaded guilty to an attempt to
steal silver watch from Flliro Gauze on the 10th
of October.
Madden, Curry and Betinarde were each sent to
the Penitentiary for six months.
apnraim Jacobs, youth, charged with stealing
$l20 In bills from his employers, Valentine, Sand
iand Co., pleaded guilty TO an attempt at grand
larceny. he was sent to the School Ship.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
COURT CAlEAOARs-Tnis Day.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part a.
Held by Judge Larrem0re. Adjourned for term.
Part Held BY Judge LOew. Adjourned for term.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUlT-Part2 2-Held by Judge
Barrett-Sh0rt Causes-Nos. 1884 3s40, 1905, ,262A,
s434 1856 $780, $685. S54o 357o llSoss 1855, 2sos
1896, ,3306 3912, 3o16, S934, $685.
SUPREAE COUBT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Fan
cher.-Nos. 49, 55 So 72, rs, IS, Ss, la4, 1885, lss,
140, 174, 1873, POI. call, PA.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-Part 2-Held by Judge
Van Brunt-Short Causes.-N0s. 2711, 2736, 2953,
3429 $685. 362a 3667, 369l 3709, 37l5, 3767. 1860,
1063x, 14l5, 1885, 1891, 2197 22e3 3037 30Sl 1887,
32ll, S2a9, 3269, $685. 1885, 1929, $3.50, 1929.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
THE GREAT RAILROAD SUIT IN JERSEY.

The arguments in the railroad appeal case were
concluded yesterday in the Court OF Errors ana
Appeals at Trenton. The Court decided to sustain
the appeal, and ordered the whole matter up for
final hearing at the next term Of the Court. John
Black and others were the appellants, ana the
Delaware and Raritan Canal Company and Others
the respondents. The question at Issue Is the
validity Of the lease whereby the united railroad
and canal companies OF New Jersey were leased to
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the period
OF 900 years. Messrs Browning h Voorhees, for the
appellants, and Messrs Williamson Scudder for
the respondents.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
HEAVY ASSESSMENT IN BROOKLYN.

At meeting OF the Kings County Board Of As
sessments held yesterday, the Union street i'm
provement assessment, amounting to s4lo,oOo was
confirmed The assessment district for this work
Is 100 feet on each side Of the street rom Gowanus
Canal to the Park plaza. This amount has been
bursement for the expenditure by assessing thq
property en- the line. The assessments reach as
high as $1,000 and 200 per lot. Assessor rely
voted In the negative upon the MOtlon W Son0A0
the assessment.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPREME CeUaT-CHAkbsnS.
The Eric-Gsould suit-A stay Of Proceed.
fnrs 4. rn nfrh.

The EIric-Gould Suit-A stay Of Proceed
fngs Granted.
Mr.. Cephas Brainard, the referee appointed to
take the testimony OF william r. Travers IN the
suit Of the Erie Railway Company against Jay
Gould, has received copy of an order granted by
Judge Fancher to show cause why the order OPP
pointing him referee should not be vacated, re-
turnabe at the Chambers OF the Supreme Court
tomorrow morning. Meanwhile all further pro-
ceedings will be siayeJ, - -
The Greenthal Case.
Justice Fancher, in the Supreme Court, CHAM
bers, yesterday, granted writ ofhabeas corpus to
bring Abraham, alias General" Greenthal from
Auburn, the General Term OF the Supreme Court
having allowed him new trial.
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SUPREME COuaT-GensRkL TERN.
DecisiOns.

In re Adam g. Cameron.-Order reversed.
In re Hannah Sterner.-Order reversed.
The People ex rel Byrnes vs.. The Board OF
Audit.-Urder appealed from affirmed, with costs.
Martha Sherman vs. Daniel Paint.-Judgment al.
lrmed with costs.
Charles Moore vs. The People.-Judgmont al.
nrmcd.
In re Lucinda L. Morgan.-order aflrmed with
costs.
Holdridge VS.. webb.-Judgment reversed and
new trial ordered
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
THE SMITH.WHITE HOMICIDE.

White Indicted for Murder in the First De-
gree-His Arraignment-P Plea of Man.
slaughter in the Third Degree In
terposed and Accepted-Sen-
fenced to Two Years in
the State Prison.
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believed to be primarily an accommodation note,
was not diverted from its original purpose ITO help
her.n She used il to aid her, and the defendant
ought not TO complain that his obligation, valid on
It's face and purporting to be for value received, s
enforced against him by law.
Judgment for plaintifr for balance unpaid and In
terest, amounting to $780, and costs, and S25 allow
ance.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DlSTRleT COURT.
A Minor Discharged.
PaCora Judoa Ranaaict


George Harris, Of Rockland, Me-, applied for the
discharge OF his son George from the navy, on
the ground that he was minor, being eighteen
years old. Young George came from Maine and
fell among some New York runners, who enlisted
him and robbed him or his advance money and
clothing. He was placed on board the Vermont, at
the Navy Yard. Judge Benedick ordered his dis
charge.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
INTERESTING ADMIRALTY SUIT
The Possession and Sale Of Vesseb-Ac-
count Between Part Owners Of
Ships Decision Of the Court.
AN ACTRESS FINANcIERlEa TRICK.

Lima Edwin Raises the Wind to the Tune
Of $1,000-Her Friend the Sufferer
Perils Of Accommodation Notes
Important Ruling by
Judge Joachimsen.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

burglary and Arrest OF Isurglars.-High-
way Robbery.
Some weeks since the furnishing store, No. 571
Eighth avenue, kept by Charles J. Barrett, was
broken into during the night and property to the
amount Of $500 taken. Captain McIlwaine, Of the
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. q, 1872.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar for Monday Deccmser 2:-NOs. 496, SGT, sos,
5l1, 5l3, 516 507, 6l7
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EhHlRE CcusT-spfcRL TERM ARD CHAMBERS.


by Judge Tracy.
William II. Decker VS.. valentine BrOwn.-Mo.ion
to restore cause granted.
William +. Mcnamara vs. James M. Spelssy.--
Motion to vacate attachment denied.
James Rusller eta. W.. W. liigbie Slnith.--Motion
denied.
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THE COURTS.
IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY CASE.

Alleged Fraudulent Suppression Of Property and
Aon-ProduetiOn Of Books and Papers,
Proceedings in the United States
District Court Reviewed..
Decision Reserved.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
COURT or COMMON PlEAs-pAaT l.

The People ex rel. Kingsland VS.. Bradlcy.-0rdel
reversed and mandamus allowed TO be issued.
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PRESENTMElpFS.

You call me sweet and,tender names
And softly smooth my tresses,
And all the while my happy heart
Beats time to yodr earesses,
You love me in your master way,
answers you let me;
But ah! there comes another day
The day you will forget me.
7 know that every 7Aeeting hour
Is marked by thoughts bring you
know there dwellsa subtle power
In the old songs I sing you; f..
Edo u It fear the darkest way
With those dear arms about me,
An Lno-I only dread the day IA u.
When you can live without me.
And still you call me tender names,
And softly smooth my tresses
And still my happy answering heart
Keats time to your caresses. ,2
Hush let me put that touch away
And clasp your hands above me,
So-while / ask to die that day,
The dayyyou will not love me.
You need not check the thoughts that
With darkness wrapped about them
For, gazing in your earnesteyes
My heart can almost doubt them;
Yet hush my whispers as you may,
Such chidings do not fret ME;
Ah, IL only dread the day
The day you will forget me. =.
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GaGm7 r.,.,,

AN ACE to- Amend an Act Entitled
"AnaActlto I'M corporate the Trustees
of the Marlborough Male Academy"
Be It enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the au-
thority of the same: "
SECTION l. That an Act entitled Gan
Act ctte,incorporate The. Trustees of the
Walterborough Male Academ," be SO
amended, BY striking out, in the first
Section of the said Act, the names of
the corporators, making null and void
the powers. of their successors, and vest
ing all the rights, privileges and immu-
mites In the Trustees Of the School Dis
trict wherein the said Academy is 10
Gated.
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Approved January slst, 1872.

AN. ACT to- incorporate the Wal5oo
,WhuU Company. ,,ss..,., .-c.,...-. ....
Section ]. Be it, enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representatives
of tho State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and blythe authority of the same 4
That George Aviugcr, Samuel
Brettas, Thora IS Davis, Daniel, ,Ander-
son, Jacob McDaniels, their associates
and successors ip Office, be, and i. they
are hereby constituted body polite,
under theasname and style of the
"Waibood Wharf Company" with a
capital stock not exceeding ten thous-
and dollars, with the right to sue and
be sneds plead and be lmpleaed, in any
Conrt of competent jurisdiction; to
have and to use "a common seal, the
same to alter atTwiila and pleasure /:
Provided, That said corporation shall
have an I'll e.privile eges, and be subject
to.all fhe liabilities and restrictions
appicabIe thereto, of the act to regu-
late the formation of corporations. o.
Sec. This Actsshail be deemed a
public Act, and shall remain in force
foraterm Of fourteen years. -
ApproSed January 31st, 1872. ac-5 sc
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an Act to Incorporate the Young Mems
Free Enterprise Council No. l, Of
Georgetown, S. C. go
Whereas, George II. Powley, Moses
Smalls, T.IG.S Rutledge, Anthony
Jondins and Julius c. Smalis, have
prayed that the Young Mems Free
Enterprise Council No. l, of George
town, South Carolina, may be incor-
porated therefore,
Section l. Be- it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the State ofsSouth Carolina. now
metand sitting in General Assembly,
and BY the authority of the same:
That, from and Immediately after
tho passage of this Act, all those per-
sons who are now, Or who hereafter
may become members Of the said
council, shall be, and the Same are
hereby Incorporated, and are hereby
declared, q body polite and corporate,
in deed andsin law, by the name and
style of the Y oung Mems Free Enter
prise Council No. 1, of Georgetown,
South Carolina iand by tho said name,
shall have, perpetual succession Of
officers and members, and q common
seal with power to change, alter and
mako new the same, 6 as often as the
said corporations shall deem expedient.
Section 2. That the said incorpora-
ton; shah be capable in law, TO pur-
chase, have, hold, receive, enjoy, pos
scss and retain to itself, mperpetuity,
orsfos- any term ,efrycars, any lands,
tehemerts Or hercditaments, or other
property4ofwhat- nature soever, not
exceeding the sum of ten thousand
dollars, or to sell, orto alien the same,
rs the said corporation shall think fit,
anu its name, to sue and be sued,
of Law or Equity -~.L;s State and
to make such rules and NOT
ropugnaut re to the laws of theasss ~ aes
for the order, good government .b anu !,
management thereofS may De though
necessary and expedient; ,oo,, .,
Section 3. Thisact shallsbe deemes ms'
nnbIio. act. nt-enn tinn0--in-ef>'N-'
January 81, 1872.
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REssED. . .F%dooRING, % , CEILING WEATHER BOARDS &C ove
for New YORK
hogany hand and made to order Good
the @ stick of the above soath Of the city Baltimore which
subscribers are the only practical Mechanics SASH Rind am nn
Business,
The subscribers gentlemen all
l. p. g.
vicinity of Charleston Hotels.
all shipped by us at half price toit
lSo. Ca r. H. s@s--#a 81. 1t-s lSept 2s 1871
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:. shppfo7ed January 81, 1872.

An Act authorizing e. F. English to
Build a DocI; and Collect. Wharfage
at Port Royal 'CEy.s&@ 1siJ Ai4 aall
SECTION J. Be it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives Of
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same: 80
That Es +. English be, and he is here
by authorized, to build o. dock to deep
waters Of Beaufort river, at Port Royal
City; to collect wharfage on the same,
and to use, sell or lease said dock for his
own benefit, subject to any laws now
existing or hereafter be made In relation
Approved January 81, 1872.
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IF you wan to buy cheap Dry
Goods 60 to Kaphan & sklarz. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

EXpItsds
and Buffalo 4 N,shara hxpress leave daily. Al
otheg trains daily. except sunday.
; h1ia lla2 and Buffalo and \ AZ ,ra Express ieav.
ine % ost.tdsy night. run only to Wuliswsport
Utnainassi EXpress runs dAil,, oD Saturday night
only rupntpg 10 HARRISBURG.
TIE WE6rERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runeAaily, except Sunday. Fer this train ieketa
must be procured. ana baggage delivered by So
r, a.. as ll6 N Arket Street.
Sunday rr.in No leaves Philsdelphie $40 A.
ieHves Philadelp phis $40 p. NJ. arrives Puali y,
H.M.
Sunday Train No. ! lssve es P4oii I'D A. NJ; ar
ieeyss Psoli 500 r. M; ~rrivss PhiladslphlA 6,lU
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
DHILADELPHlA.W WILMINGTON i BALI
IL MORE kAlLKi,AD

SPFCTAL NOTICE.
On aud alter WEDNESDAY, Uctober 18th, 1871
. passenger car will be attached tc the irsixh
train leaving Phiiaisiph,A At 9U y. M. tor Viii
mington.
The train will stop at Stations as fol!owa. when
sgnslled: Grxy's Ferry. 9,l2 y. IN. Lalaretto 9..A
?. m; CAestsr, 9%l u. N; LamOkin. y43 p. IN; thur
low. 949 .. u: L,nwood, ss " u; 5lay mont. lv.Ul
.. M Etsfslie. ais p. arrive imins ton. l0.1t
r. N. toct2Dl Il. +. kENNET. SUIT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

.A;1aree Quantities Of soft crabs are now being
M nd,ca!f No. 0e0Egstewn, they. are captured
AAo ANv0e.ss. ~ al. 13tGa q. 4 i,1s ,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

The Mi xed Train will run subject tn delsys iuci-
dent to frex ht busL and will stop only n sla
tons where time ~ eiven.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leav: New Castle tos Wilmington and Philadei
att ~ NJ Leavs Phii.delphia At ll.&5 A. n
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
additional to those above. leave yrna for Clay
ton II 35 .. m. and 7.35 p. m. LsAvs Clarion for
smyrna $40 Q. m.. and 400 y. ". 70 make connec-
ion with trsinsto and from DovSr and stations
south. -
CONNECTIONS.
At TOW NSEND. w,!l, the Ksat County and uuser
Anne's Kent kailroads
At CLAYTON. with Mary land and Delav .rs Raj.
road.
At HARRINGTON. with Junction snd Brsskva-
ter Railroad.
At EAFORD with Doreh sstsr and Delaware Rsii.
road.
Wicomico and focomoks Railroad.
IL KENNY Stunt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
HOrB AOeSS0eo lhth0 W00E
u Il IL 3 -
PeNNSYl lANIA CENTRAL n. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGKANT LINE,
OR TT T 8 BURo
and ar places ta TIE We3, SoutAsssss a,s
Northsssss.
H-TaE sHoRrHa9 AND DesT RoprR. -
EraE sHoar.s7 AND sEsr sosr.. -

Thisline s6ord ailsa II Aducsmsats 10 par
Sns ds,a.5s cheap csS y; \. pas::ss the
ueh as desire to avail hsnaaiSss sf he Hosessssd
6,li passed BY the las, Consrss,;
lines 81 IL @iiss sss ses:s. .os,s 90 50, 10
Chicago aud other prominsn places in the sstaaf
places IN The South -, soS ss
Passengers are tssvrrdsd N comfortable and ai7
nov cable bsst:. wstsr tanks. IL Wn:s, ana
sitt such other - for Ii
Through tickstsa sold to a, ,pronins sa, place. i.
the the Ms., Southwss and NOrthss est. at ssoa, bal
Children under & " years sSop rec. and eA;,a,e,
petwesn the ages five sandtwslv. years pay .slt-
B.ssas.ch.oA.A and forwarded By tn. ...,r.,a
.ith the passenger Eighty pounds Of baggage sar-
I::s::
NJ; ll6 Market street. y soeleet. 2;
return Uf@s ire" oSs1s:
~ :s;i:
II E::::: ss':s'f Ssis
REDUCTION in PASS A08 RATES
ANCHOR LlNE srEAlaExS
:E s.'i' sv''' "'D...'.- D... A'' s4'''-
Ps,sensefs hooked to and frvu say Rsalv>y A.. .
,s1 s,ss:ss s;:s.T; IN T. Or o,i:. S;issss :
'ssa; Ssls,sH ,m anS 4: ySissd
EkrQoL. 0L AS3OW s.s9 DERRY BY e."e.
| day Steamers $50 By Saturday . stssner. os0
-. .kxCURsI0N, TICKETS, olso.
nayabts In Currency. Vf-'fTf
Parties sendins fsr sAsir ftiUdst str de o,d cc..-
tryeaa pssvh - tisksts At lenRt rsles for far
!nSs !nSs gartlsSisIs spPlx 4. the Aeeaa. BEN DER-
: .aa.lyvw..-ayls eAoeA f' ss1IA s1IA
.1- -|-- q e. +eF14 I3-T., g.b-laveur
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

,8st As DIAMOND StrAGT4GLES ~iilpre'evss'
- If you value your sy eight use thess perfect
lenses Ground fr.ni ntnSts Crystsl Pebbles;
melted tossthsr, end dsvtvs sAsil name Dianond'
accaan, Of their har1n sss sn4 brilishcy. They
will last usry ysars wttAes. change snd cse var;
BY the Spencer Optical AaautastasinR Co.. New
York. fz1 80 =T=.-4 =. . Lzs
CAurIos None genuine unlsss Stamped WIN
our trade mark. -, es-+ stte .5IF - a.
For sale by responsible sesnts threaxAcut the
uns"n Z. FEhnl1. Ia. Jes.lsr asd Opsicisn. !.
! can only b. obtained. No Psalsfs soplessa.
y sfnkf.l - Akenlal ts-eaa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
Pennsylvania Cenlrai Railroad.
&R00Ws 3..G

Alter q r. IT,. oUNuAl. November lzth, 1871.
1hetrAins ofthe peunsylvs vsnI Central Il. X. lsa,s
the Depot. ut 3lsr and Market Streets. which is
.ssched directly BY the Market Street Cars, til.
lsst ear conn setting with each train leaving From
and Market Srsetsthirty ulrutss before its depar.
tuSe. The Chestnut and Walnut Strsat csrs rui
within one square Of the Depot.
SlseriseCAn fickErscap be hsa on application
etths Ticket Once, orth- estcornsr of nth and
Chestnut Streets. and atthe Depot.
AQESgs vp TIE UNION CRAsssE ER COMPANY will
alltsrsnd dslivsr Baggage al the Depot. Order,
left at No. 90l Chestnut Street. No. lie Marke,
street, will Peceiv eat ention.
= TkAINS LEA Vi Depot. VIZ:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

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