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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18

Nparo duf oen Tanpe %DerldH9f.
WnSeiaer wllnltt rIr fi1 ieltit, Nrau, Htno rnS
Sinbsrm6eten pdtrtnb res Somnsrs cine Nol9
nuna bel elmer bsutIbeu isunitis nahs Der St9et.
NrmeIeunsen MOLE man bel 9. Sntrp, Er. SO',
vxs a. 8; al m ase, MAIDEN. (S7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
QonNEr0e in f51marnzG ouuth

sZg su uertouieu, ooefS 9essn 9i9:ntbuin IN Scr
SsTN Steot UNI ;utuui6er 9l2 afer Sam n2be sp7
fest1iQe, SieoclTttlEernsS 0obrbGue, 40 Tfus 6tGlt,
quite Websn9ebduNe. it0us Tritts, gut nit 9ol6 be-
madbien un6 b~frudiiett. Son. @!enn 90.
ISL gtr. ], 81. Gaulitra5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
WerIanat Dtre.

.,
Gire Eertduierln fir Elm S~drtttnaGren' 9e'4atl
ami Dem yauoe; muR teutih un6 enaltib ipredcE.
Yah,uiraosn In 0r. 25i gSefts Saititno rtftraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
SrbiultGn,

E55iii IL Wicils pon Ger staot on Der eGtorsotler
eiieutabn uno 5 Winuten gElsss BON elmer station
Der acknowledgements" Die Sage III build
uuo iebr sciune ; bibide @otta8ea nit aaeH rnoosrz
nan Ssoutmli6feiten, uno leere YtGte en- elmer 20
b siteu ~eraotten Mrerue gu u%ertauieR oosr su per-
pQtten. Suscroroerttia ~sinitise Ssbtn9unsen ii
| 0Guluboucr uno 8crIonsA, bic itd anIdifis NADER
| moQsu. e. CRYING Dittps
(Iuo11S) SIR. 81, st.. BaultraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
3u tcrFGufcn>

2 Cine Dinfhensptrtbe Is ~ nj oor $50 Adern
sST& en- bu B5tIu0elpbin'er &urnpite = Hoao, luHI
Y1TfIen bon Baltimore 9roBss oifln'olde' 9roBe
Sdeune &C ; binrtthenhs5 GuclDGiet II porhans
Den. Der |loB ut isbr empietlensmertP itr cine De.
flQsrie, 8rqutre Mllb nirt9ltaIt &C. No5Crcs 8el
Sbpmds pill, Gde Der 6apettc= uno st. %aulnr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18

unfer,n Nreunben uro oem EubIitum gu nifien,
buk Die fslrna ocE Qeah l. 9ofir5, 8botosropbilter,
In SeaeS Is 1bilipps pstdrtert uno nab Rr. IS,
Ser,nator,, nate @hGIleshraBe, otilegt foorotn,
100 lie i~urtiGtren lusreen be bellehtsn Gemz 5tls
Der a fit 20 @ents) unb . iiite ntarten 81 $2,oU
p1o STD. on;u,sttiaen. (NfGryt2,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Sauler AT u~erfaujen

CA 6auler 3n uerfaaien
sss'ss5 in QGsn 3 bctlsn rer Gtaot tets an 9aao, SiDt.
fTgn bier. mo tlnibunosrt, iebr biut9 lomte QUO
Stn,tqburg uon @luuoIinicn uno SausmietRsn, mas
prompt no riDtt8 beior9t miro our9
ciepra SORT,
SIR. l02, @ou9bz, sipliten BroQonn1
un6 BonbtrG5e.
5a1I 1;s 5tI CGprlli, 3 Dtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
81, tcru,iethcu.

Der erose 9Qoen ssr. 50. Saltimoredr., nsben'
an Der SiEce bes IS orreIponoeHtcn, lit pom l. NlGrj
an ami furse oocr LANCE J2eit biat9 SD rsrTlstben.
Wean metoe iid bel 3. Maine, EebsnGn Dem saoen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Soeben bier a~n9efommsn:
Gr0u 1IeuB

smpRtbIt Fd eirenl sesblten 8ublifarr i'm @Gbr'agen
p1iRittelt Der Sar6linieu uub zines Gtss, Snnlpaa
Ritz u. ~8uren. %teion0ers alte NSunocn,
geibuuIfe, Traueu5Srantbctcu II. T. ~, ionic bel
lniri,ntn. 8rojeIieu. @eiEuiten, u~berboupt in iencr
Gns eltssnbeit os 2ebsns, IND miro RieuaES msine
gBotnuns cine SIiis ooer Sutsn 0tatb p~erlaiien.
SoGl1tunssoont g. SeuR,
Rr. 81, GIezSroahrpao
IlehrnA 2TfN amIitfeu Trnttz unp &onhGr0tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
NcrIanQt.

NscEnffnI.
Scalei6 fn TGbhen lIr q laellcins Sau5arhett.
Nodtulroaen in Sar. "a, Yeatl1, nGpe 6orettcrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
8crwaltcrs> 0crfanf
wertbooIten @runeei eHtbums
Rr. 992, SG.Sairimpreftr.,

Rr. 922, Ch.Saitlmprefr.,
9runoBtnefret.
Sn ToIss zines Oefretes ees Srei:9erittes fiji Die
StlDt Baltimore in Der 3!oge BON WtG ION Il. 4noGr5R
oeoeu afalon uno Auoers miro Der untGrjetfnete
SfrnaItcr auf 0ffcntliher Auttion I'M Slate Dfitts
nod, Den 80. glprtl 1873, EG6mittGgS tuRr, per=
fauitn !:
gtr. /. Nn Der Rorbittte hsr Sf.3a!ttmorefr ,
1Ot ,5uB lpehiib BON Der ytorolueft Gtc Der 8dstt'
mores unb BonofraBe GniaRgero Damn peEllp,
ldua6 Der STzSalttmoreltrdBe IS tug gebeuo Damn
noro(id, parallel nit SonofrdBe, t4 SuB, mCRr
ooer wcniser, bis on cine 10 NuB brsite 4ueu oGnn
ofllh, Lungs Der Siinieite beiasttr aaeu, 20 6uB. u.
Damn iiiotid in grader Sirie bis gum AHtdnse. Sa5
SrunoIfii6 in nit einem bretftoiI8en 3le9eiiteintrEeE
gSotnbauIe nit Sinter9ebGuoe bebaut.
gtr. 2 = on SIR. | I'M Oren unareEleno, 1T Oil Der
SfzSaltimoreitraBe rs SuB 6 .3oa brett mt gletn'
mdSiser 5iCie ron l04 SUB biz on etne 10 5uB brette
4uep ~hoiielbe III nnbebGut.
ytr. 3 iii i'm Sinter9runbe bon Jtr. 2 uro 1T bon
| bfmfelben bur6 elue 10 6uB treite Qaep 9etrennt.
bat cine Sreite pou - iyuB, 1T IS tSuB tlet uho IN
NIT einem SiegeIhelnernen StGa beb0u.. Sblase
9runoei9entbum 1T 9ruuojtnsfrei. IS tpt'6 SustTt IN
| @cu6en Qn0ehotcn, unb menn rlGt pCrtGuit piro &c
,ur iel6en 3ett uno am u%dInlttben Bldse II %stn3elntr
YldStn, iule oben te iGrieben oertautt rDsroen.
Sebiueursen: Gin Srttthell baar, elm SIltttbel
| in . un6 Elm Oritttbeil in IL WonGten, ODER 4ues
baar, nad Dem BeIiehen bes aGuisr5. Die 9reott
| Sabluueeu pom SertauistGee on SInien trascno uni
| burd ,ur 3uiriecenbett oe5 YerualteGs i%nooiitrte 30
ten oes 8duiers &c ttert.
(sA9i 100, 81 Z. s3. SeuHett \ Spmp., Iutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18

la %lGiImingtOH, RS.
AA~$aG1 NuGb NOD ntlidt 2iuiC.
z1 fradltqrtsr .Ggiitb Gngg'orIncn
am Sugbcs' Guap, gde Der &l9bt> uuo Ss9itcCBe.
Die Baltimore : southern 9.mpi . 1ransPcrtGs
ttoUs 5 Comp. ." heFebt aus ben Oan2iclttsn
-. =. RUleps- Cart. 8Qrio $. Vttcei
zsctbtGa GlpSt," SGDt. :. S. Sat!esi
rSutinc " Capt. SOtU =. Bennett.
Dos 0aNpii9li .Sucille" Htnrmt lctt FrGtt
Elm uuo Otrb ant Srcita9, 5.n is. apld, gtat'
mittuoS 4 uGr, GbgebgH.
Die Gcmphttnr ~parlufen ieNeH Saien BDst Ital
mo6Cutlt9 uEo ptr5irbcH i1 in &9inITgtuU mil
Der ng3llmIrgtonzG olumbtaz guguita'cr," or ngEu'
minqtoH gBGltoner, " Der r2SlImIaeton SbGrlottCz
Gutterfprrer GlierbGbH" uuo tIeu 4nihtuBtlRien :;
autb nit ben orti Snmpfcr- 2IRien mad EGpetteOtue.
Surtqsteabe SrabtbrtCfe Dcrocn nab allen 8uEt'
ten in Roro= uno Suo'SGroltnG, Georgia uRo Ata'
bama uu5eefClt.
Ern6tguteI rueroentdgIt6 nNeCuomrttn una Trc4t'
Edten 10 binig, ais bel ir9eno elmer unoGIREirlc ga
rcrtirt. Berii0etuugeu peGhen ga y BtoJ. e%fiCttuiIt.
Rtefu Tru6tratcu, GIGiIiitGtloncn Il. GnocrcGAls'
fuuit iUeuoe mGu I'D al
u. q. GpSany, agcuteu, W il.Hinat oE, R.zG.;
4IntreDs O Comp, @eHtrai-G8.uter,
CStt5-) &r. 70. smiths UaIitS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
%Dcrfauten.

$sAsa Su prrfanEen.
Si5 Gin gBotnbaus nit 2aben OF Sotuarb',
ra6r @omoenfraBe.
Gin 6fbines Bobnbaus on esrinstontrase, nabe
SIne QanofteGe Don IA Iisr, an her TrortIir Eurnz
bite, : Wteilcn con Baltimore, entss geolHtaus,
Steunsn u. {. 10,
Cine ousseseidnsts eanbfene pom 50 Gtern in
Holtimprez&o unto , nnbe Der Rtttsrstoiun &urn=
Sic, uno weriser als % gtelie pom Climber 9roue=
citation on Der ~2seitern NtataldrbeT Sllenbabn,"
Station. . 4,
NciIen pom Baltimore on Der NetttcrtoWL> Roao.
42anbfeaenin Sar'orh1s onnlp' 1 OHIO theafrou'
Gountu, in ercelentem .S%uitanos.
Sins 9an0iteue BON 1872 4dern in Srecertd=9 orIltp,
nabe Wouut<Airp, on osr ~BGltimoresO btozStisns
babp."
Rdbere Nustunit sieht:
Ssnrp Nh. Eopfe, Tr. 9, Law Buildings,
(aoo az. Hnuf<Gtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Nh groBes unO p~ettGboles Orunn'
Ll eigent9nm,
26s, 4d,f=Iloenus,

q 26s, 9dlf sIlpenus,
M4Gio.btr. unb WicNi rdeniitO6c,
Guf offsntlGb CT Mutton.
Seute, cen t8. Uphill 1873, Na6mlttGss IA n6r
peroen mir on Srt unb Stele cas nQbIebeno be:
ibriebene 'Cbr fDertboo1e @rluoetaentbum uertGu;
ien, HGmii6:
1aS son,e GrunSHiif init Gsbduli@feitcn
SIR. 26S, turfz Ip!nue. Der 3tIs 1T I'll Der Bart.
Avenue IS TuR 3ol brett uro 100 i. tiet bis an elnt
20 SUB brittle Al.p.
9ic s. .baube beftstcn in sirem 9ro6en uno Iibiher
3zituuigen ;ieseIfcinerHen syohnhGnfc mt 3'itUt
tisem 6opDeltfn oiuttrgebGuoc, Saoe3lnmer, 9af
unb LBaIler ill 9an3en 9Gui2, marltorne 8anllH'
fimia. @anosI0btr, YtrlorzSitn Il. I. ~. SIN @artei
itno aus9sn1bltc 6rudte. 2Bctnttauuen &C. 0tslei
@iaentbum lit in sutem 5uranor.
Sertauisbenin9un9cH: Elm 9tittt9eil baor, Der Nel
in 6 uro II NtonetCn nit .3tnltn.
0t,ies &i9enilum miro clHet in au5ult 1874 tal
ltsen WerbeRoen 9upoteet BON $500 nterlpoiien Der
fault.
giae an,obIuns BON 500 mug bs'm aauie sc
WamueI $. Spper S Sobns, auft.,
(89-93) Sab=Ot<Gfe Der 0Gp~ uno Gagetttht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Giue idl1ns @arf!s9anDfeQe

eoS p gteru nit Othearten uub ~ausssUablten
iFrubten, ausee,eibretsn Bobnbalie, Shsule une
EtQuuna, melne iept iebr etatsbls lit. gu p%sr'aulsn
bYrb 8. KS. Sppfe, Gar. y, kan Sutis'Hse.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Ri bes fnufeIt,

EHI gine5eItcn @eIeeenbeit!
en- Wobg baus nit SGoen aul ber Sionet = eIe
Der Sreters uno faruritraBe gruno utetRe ST. 70 pro
Sreitsfuk lre S 5000 - lebr niGHrld.
1uSoun rs Sruatnp,
SIR 10, 2aip Buildings, ct. 8aulitr.. oeer
1stl NI. &c. Nor0.S onbitruRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
9u ncrmictheu.

YHI DIS Saus uno 2aben Rr. 60, Sanooess.
nG5e Yrutttrabe. elm gutter B!Gb, etnattlttet itr en-
wpenrfoftur. unb @aianteriesSeltdIt id isooh M
irofnS ein @eitGft puneno, Ioluis QCrcumigen Blae
inn ptntcrgrun6e an @ppreB . aase, itd luE eInt
;EabrIt obfr aBertfcle et9neno. Wtdn menoe lt9 al
Sqjepb secdle q Spmp., Sufboaoltr, Rr. -
N. 81: Sancttsz. nGhe @hatlesitroBs. loV)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18

Esi;I 9as eerdumise ooppsIte 8obrbaus Nr.
8sTz4on6drhhraBe, ein isbr empieblenslpsrtbee
auf lti6te Ssetn9unscn. H05ere Nus
unit bei Sin9es s SGracant,
(o2-s SIR. 3d.. 9srinQtons. nabe @6Grlcstr06e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
o.. nermicfhPn

s-s. Gin Qaotn nit a 4ietn Yau0. c Wteilen pom
SrTs Der Staot on Der SstatrzHoao. 81 eltfa9en
an sJrt mo SrQe bel 3. SGsms. tAprtll,lVtO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Ninin III %Ncrfnnfcn.

Eiia Swei Sduigr; Gin GdbGus nit Birt5ihaf
nT6 6as Gnoe1e pufisnO tr trseno elm 0ei4ott. Rab
suirasen in Rs. So, pill. naBe GgarlestttaBe
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11
the PgMIM suLA.


The extra meetings at st Michaes have closed
after a session OF more than weeks and l45
conversions.
II. O. Dodson has resigned his clerkship to
the Town Commissioners Of ut. Michaels.
Court met at Easton to-day.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Presbytetans Of Snow Hill are going to
buy a new organ for their church.
Sheriff Rlrgis took a trip up to Bishopville.
last week, to apprehend some Deawaresns who
we're said to be violating the oyster laws. But
the offenders wsrn't there
Mrs. Julia widow of the late George Hudson,
was found dead in her room, one night last
week She had retired in good health, but fell
a.yictim TO heart disease whom one was with
her
Messrs. Crammer Wilmington are building
a schooner for the Pocomoke trade at Hall x
Bros shipyarC, in NewtOwn.
Herring have appeared in the Wicomco, and
Salisbury is happy.
A new fruit crate is made at Salisbury called
the Wicomico Falls, which differs from the we'll
known American crate in that it has corner
posts and other additions of strength.
The sale of the personal effects of the late
BENJAMIN Sheppard began on the 2ith and lasted
4 DAYS. which is something remarkable for that
section of country. The gales aggregated over
So 900.
The Wicomico was frozen over, last week,
from its source to its mouth. This is something
unprecedented at this season.
Lemuel Manlone has purchased half interest
in the Salisbury Advertiser and become Its eul-
tor IL il still Democratic.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

THE ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY IN "FRA DIAvoLA."
On Saturday evening, the English Opera Com
pany will occupy the boards of the Opera House,
The attraction for the night will be Aubers
beautiful opera Fra Diavola,' with the follow
ing caste: Zerlina, Miss Rose Hersee Lady
ALcash, Miss Zelda Seguin Lord Allcash, Mr..
seguiD Fra Dlavola, MIR. Brookhouse Bowler
Lorenzo, Mr. UhattersOn Giacoma, Mr.. Hall
Beppo, MIR. John Clark aided by good orches-
ira and chorus. The Cincinnati Commercial
SAYS OF the performance of this opera
Fra DiaVolo" lis always successful in attract
ing fine audiences and that the English Opera
Company should have larger number OF people
to wItnees their performance last evening than
on any other occasion was to be expected. The
dashing bIigand, fashion has decreed shall re-
ceive coruial reception whenever he makes his
appearance. Rose Hersee WAS beautiful III per-
son, charming in action and enchanting in voice
as Lerlina. The excellent Lady Allcash OF Mrs
seguin is one of the best presentations by this
much admired lady"
The prices fixed for the management are
''popular'-Only one dollar, with twenty-five
cents, extra, for the reserved seat. The sa'
commences tomorrow, "Wednesday morning. a
the bookstore of Boughman Thomas u 20
There will doubtless be ID rush for tickets, 80
would be well for purchasers to file in line earl
before all the good seats are taken.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

Ono Of Chlcago's lawyers rejoices in the
name of "Leary the liar" aili 4
Hon. Geo. p. Fisher OF Washington, d. O.,
arrived in town, last evening.
Servant girls in Cleveland, Ohio, will not
accept a position in family where tho head
changes his shirt twice week.
Tho prisoners in the Olympia (Oregon)
Jail demand oysters or they threaten to strike
andthey want them served up in some kind Of
style, too. .U.
Samuel T. Pennock is convert to the Wo-
man Suffrage Cause, and believes that the wo-
mems votes are necessary TO the salvation OF
the country. s
-EUay Euening doesn't report lectures at
the orkingmen's Institute, it seems, although
the Gdzetie, which il not ''non-partisan," shows
more courtesy or more enterprise. so
-Rlchard Harrington, Esq, has Just been
one OF the counsel in eHcc6ssful defence of
the Washington RepubiiqaB, AeHihsta prosscu-
ton for libel. His eloquent Argument il printed
in full, in yesterdays issue Of that paper.
The New York Commercial says that very
few houses Of any sort are TO let in that city
this Spring that there is no reduction In rents,
and that in the most eligible quarters the land
lords have even demanded ai advance over last
years rates. ~
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11
PhIIadeiphia Topics.

The carpet trade is depres sed.
The City markets yielded S5s, ,64s in rents
last year.
The ice gorge in the scbuylkill is gradually
disappearing
The Star is clamoring for change in the
divorce system.
The Hahnemann Medical College graduated
AZ NJ. DIS yesterday.
The carpet weavers are agitating the propri-
ETY. Of another strike
Mary McOann, No. 909 N. Del ~, il -.
latest victim of coal oil.
Fred Douglass lectured last night, on Ren-
inisceDces OF Slavery and Anti-Slavery.
-Alvers Peters. a German. committed suicide
on. Sunday morning, by cutting his throat
with a razor.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works are turning
out ten locomotives every week, employing over
three thousand men.
The Chestnut and Walnut Street railway
company intend to extend their tracks 30 as to
pass the Pennsylyanla depot r Es,
Mark Reinhart, Chas. Wesner and
Abrahams were arrested for ceunterfsifiha shhd
have been held in heavy bonds for Cota1
The police made descent unon some stispi-
cous loiterers about the Corn Exchange bank,
on Saturday, and found them supplied with ali
the necessary contrivances for cracking it.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

NEW ROAD PROPOSED FROM cHERRYsToNE NORTH
wARD-Irs ADVANTAGES AZ A THROUGH ROUTE
The Salisbury Advertiser, of Saturday, says;
We understand that plan is on foot, inaugu-
rated by New York capitalists, having for It's OBJ
iect the organization Of company to build a
railroad from Cherrystone. Va, to connect with
the Maryland line via Newtownor with the Wor-
oester H. r.. via Snow Hill. Parties connected
with this enterprise at this time in Rich
mond, Va, endsayorng to get an a,t pissed by
the Legislature Of that State authorizing the
counties Of Accomac and Northampton to sub
scribe 5000 900 to the capital stock of said COM
pany , in,
We hope the enterprise may be crowned with
success as the peninsula will then be the short
est ronte between the North and South by
about five hours This advantage in the time
would at once render the road one OF the great
lines of travel, and would have tendency TO
recommend our country to soters and greatly
enhance the value Of our lands.
The route via Newtown would seem to be the
most preferable, AZ it is 20 miles shorter than
the SNOW Hill route, which is quite an item III
the coast of construction and IN the means oi
rapid transportation OF passengers and freight.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

"A white gauze de Paris makes very girhsh
frock.
MOST of the Spring bonnets will answer as
well for round hats.
They are poking along under sun umbrellas
at Wilmington, N. q.
Moss green and violet shades will prevail
among spring dresses.
Miss Nellie Grant wears silver hlagree Jew
elry with her corn colored dress.
Napoleon blue percale, with white polka dots
is a cheap and pretty spring dress.
Very white and pale buff straw will be sty-
lish for spring bonnet trimming.
Miss Faithful opposes dipping girls into
weak solution of accomplishments.
Minister Thornton's wife wears a white
satin, with white lace trimmings for best.
The stocking manufactures Of Newark, N
J., say the largest sizes are shipped to Ohi
| cago.
"A Nevada family OF eleven members boast
| ed ten cases of measles at the latest mail ad
vices.
| "A young Irish girl in Jacksonville, ILL.,, hal
| refused 800 for her hair. 1t reaches the moo
/ when she stands erect.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

-Phmnixville butchers have raised tho price
of beef TO 20 cts. per pound.
Horace Eeale's new rolling mill at ParSes-
burg is now ready for operations.
-Reading consumes 1000 bushels OF peanuts
yearly, EasIon about 4lOO Allentown about l5OO'
Jacob John, proprietor of Gen. Green Hotel,
in East Goshen Twp, Chester county, died very
suddenly on Saturday from apoplexy.
j. n. Valentine, of Reading has been ap-
pointed Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Sth Penna., district, vice Wm. M. Bard, deceas-
ed.
On Saturday. as the noon train on the Way
nssburg branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad
was nearing Brooklyn Station, broken raj
threw the train, down an embankment and sol
the passenger car on ire. No one was seriously
hurt, although many were slightly injured
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

Hon WATER IN TIE BRAEDYwINE.-Tb thaw
of the past few days has had the effect to raise
the Brandywine to a considerable extent, and on
Sunday it oyerflowed the meadows and lowlands
beyond our slopipg hills. The fords were dan
fesas made by some persons anxious to reach
home. Frank Darlington, for instance of West
Chester, attempted to cross at Chadds Ford, but
his horse was soon buried in the water, and a
vast cake of ice coming down on the surface Of
the current, he narrowly escaped with the hIe OF
himself and horse. +. H. Taggart made SINH
lar narrow escape at Seeds bridge. The river
was considerably swollen here, but was confined
to ita natural bed, and no damage was done.
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The deaths in Philadelphia last week mum
bered 325, a decrease of 1S from the mortality
of the preceding week.
Kohne Houston, General Freight Agent OF
the Philadelphia aud Erie Riilror'i, died at Erie
HIS illness lasted only three days.
Commander Edward W. Henry, U. s. N, died
at Piedmont. N y on Saturday. He was ap-
pointed Commander in 1865 and retired in 1867.
In 1868 so he was stationed at League Island,
The Falls City Tobacco Bank Of Louisville,
Ky., was robbed on Sunday night Of Sl3, ,eOO
worth OF bonds anil gold belonging to deporlIofs'
The burglars entered the vault by cutting through
the arch from an upper floor.
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new and growing feature OF the foreign ex-
port trade of Boston IL that relating to apples
During the past month over ten Thousand bar
res OF green apples have been exported n to
minion line, took out 3,13O barrels the Hecla
s,69s barrels, and the Batavia, which salei on
Saturday, took 8, ,2O9 barrels. There is a steady
demand in the large cities OF England for this
fruit and it is afforded at reasonable prices. 1t
is not an uncommon thing for fancy apples
raised in Michigan to grace the Queens table,
while the same kind OF fruit is sought for by
the costermougers to retail to the millon.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

President Grant has authorized the publication
of the following letter.
EXECUTIVE MARsIoN, WASHINGTON, March 4.
1873.-My Dear Mr.. Colfax; ALLOW me to say
that l sympathize with you In the recent Coh, ,
grasa,onal Investigations; that have watched
Them closely, and am as satisfied now, as ever
nave BEEN of your integrity, patriotism, and
freedom from the charges imputed as If knew
of my own knowledge OF your Innocence. OuT
offical relations have been so pleasant that l
would like TO keep up the personal relations
through life. Anectionately yours: .
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

The City Councils of PhilAdelphia adopted a
resolution, on February 25th, inviting the Com
missioners to adjust the fishery disputes between
this State and New Jersey, to meet in that city,
and tending the Select Council chamber
as the place of meeting. The Commissioners
will probably meet in u day or two. They are
Messrs. W. g. Whitley, Jos. p. Oomegys, and
Ewd. l.. Martin, On the part Of Delaware. and
Abraham Browning, OF Camden, Oourtlandt Par
ker, Of Newark, aud Albert H. slape, Of Salem,
on the part OF New Jersey.
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Talmage's lecture "wednesday, The 10Th.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Emma Hayden, resident
of this city, went, last evening, to visit her Sis
ter who resides in Shipley street, near Sd.
When she arose to return home she complained
Of feeling badly, but started, and got as far as
the door, when she was prevailed upon to rest
awhile. In turning to re-enter the door, she
fell upon her knees, and was at once assisted to
a bed but never spoke word afterwards. Her
death transpired in a few moments. She was
nearly II years Of age. Her father removed
to this city something over year ago from
Chestertown, Md. We understand that several
Of her sisters have died in a similar manner,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

In the Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church south, at baitlln oreyesteTag pa
]. +. Clarke, of White Sulphur Springs, W. ",
reported the charge of immortality sustained,
and Clarke was expelled from the Church. The
committee in the clse of Rev. d. Huston are
taking testimony.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-11

The Wilmington n. e. Conference, which has
been in session at Easton, since Wednesday last,
concluded its lahore at 10 o'clock, last night and
adjourned. The session has been = short one,
and but little beyond the usual routine of busi-
ness was transacted. We print among our tele-
grams the appointments for the Wilmington dis
tr;a