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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-18

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-18
Der 5eIemtarft.

New 9 ort, II. SUM-. = @sl0 angebOten
gu "a. gBediel ftetis gu %. Sob seOriidt,
I15s-1154. S6ligationen flau, absr ftetis ;
Se6ierl2l9, '62er 1159; Qttten ftau; Central
1014, @rie 635, Safe Sbore 92e, YittSbur9
81, SqtnoiS &eatral 10, gtOrtb : g8eitern
II, YriOritdteH "a, 6ods Ssluno 1O9b.
8ian5 oe8 llnteridatamtes: $43, 1868, ,875
in Sob unO s23. .628, ,032 in @Ourant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-18
Die SSSbeclerzSiSttien'i6e ueue
S1GbmaSd,iue

In bic ein,se, uflGe Den Locksttch matt, obne ben
Shuttle gu eebrnudcn.
Sele nsue gtai6ine rerridtet Gle 4tien 6amiltenz
NGbsreien popt ieiniten Utuietin bis gum i4pertsn
Gute. Die sinsise Raitire. sDetbe SemSeurater
sebrauten. Gum 8ertaule nur bei
Deteripn & sarpeAtcr, 9eu.=Isenten,
(DeSl2,1SD 9fr. 2t4, 2Bsaz Bdltmoreitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-18
gtcuc Mn3eigcM.
6eISl MONEY! 6elb!
Sic Collateral sernritB Sanf bon
Baltimore"
unter rem staGts 8eieee 0taraIanb's irc0rportrt,
gtr. 27 uno 20, Q0eit Tdpettez. na6e

gIr. 27 uno 20, @eit 5apettez, na5e
@apltraBe,
in nunmCEr geoffHct uno CUR 8eiorsun9 uon Seid6i.
ten bcTeit
sic matt 2inleihem III ppuem SBerfhe Gal pari)
aui Ser. &t.'Sblia dtluncu, ma1t 8orIbufie au
Sdnft, 9tdSt= unO StadtspdpIereu Bank, City
4 State StOcks), ionic aIi uQs ESrrtbpapiete, ne
YtdrftUertb babtu.
96enIO ruerocn unter oFn IibCruIfen Bc0in.
9uH9en Die arURt moaIlcIen Nulehen aui ole
arten oon BertbiGten, Bdare1 ieOer art Il. f. 10.
9emdtt.
ia Briuuts @tH9Gng Hr Dameu.
80 We9en oI5 Rdb'rGn iyredJe man por In Der
9Gut, Nr. 2SueS 10, 9Beft 5apette,, nabe Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-18

Saomef.@de BON Baltimore uno Gutupftr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-18
81. Nefns, Ssrausssbes.
epe3ial : Noti3etl.
Baltimore
Gre 9n(uranfe 9ffre.

5abweffsGde BON Soutbs unb gBaterfraBe
DtsIe @eisui6oitperfiGert fortudbrenb sessu Ssr'
Iui ODER S6aoen burh Braubuuslif fowoRl in oe'
gpobn., 9aben= unb Baarsnbduier, Sanselsslter,
Ndsrbau. Brooufte. DtobeIn, Suus Ssrdtei9atten,
TN Sau beeriffene ober i'm Safen in sacuns oeRnoS
IiGe SsGbr5euee u. I. 10.
moo ~ 0iSsrs s. D. 8apff,
SnniS * SRiiiou. s. &obt. Sentins,
snSoS H,nnirotnu g. Morton Stemart,
S.nnc;s SiSo. y. r. Hepcomer,
gsurM g crroG' Orpile Sorpis,
20 Gtsnnrt. GB. %. Gapfof,
SBm. s. 8rune, SsIaet @oVsh
MISUNDERSTANDING uno rustsre statrift hber
,,s 9sSvs,eGiSoit 6irS in Der OiFce Saouet>Gte uon
SontS1 unO qBatsrfrabs srtReiit. mo au6 olis AuIz
S,nsrS eire isrt an9enommen, pelte Der AppIi.
fant tplni6en mag. e
(SGnl1SD 6r' neopcmortp' eeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-18
Die 9lpacbcn NriIond.

Can 6rQn5t8co, II. SUM. - 9it
neueIteu Nu6ridten BON 2lri3ona melOeu,
baB uon Npate Suoianern aui S. 9. Sho
mas, ben S6ertfi pou PrescOtt. @ouutu in
Der Jtdbe oOu 9tiO Serbe geihOien wuroe.
Ser Sderlfi itoB bon ieinem Sug9g aus
auf Die Q8ilOeu, ftredte imei toot nieOer uno
permunoete ctncu, pOIaui Die llebrl9cu aus
riIieu.
Sen. @root 1T uat Der Gan &arlo8z&ciers
patton abgeretIt. lleber bic 4pahen cirtuli.
reu wioerlprehenoe Berid)te. @inige ia9cu,
Der ganSe Stamm lei aui Dem Sriegspfaoe,
anoere meiuen, MIR cine 8anoe ibwdrml
umher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-18

7Zs Yrt0ritdteH 81 NodzSslano 1875.
8ilan5 oeS llnterifaeamtes: S,363, 875
in Sob unO s23, ,628 ,032 in @ourant.
Der italienifbe SElnoerbanDeI natb
ben Der. Stdateu.
9iew Dorf, II. Sunt. - Sin bieii9e8
Morgeu6iatt ia9l, OaB 9e8enwartig 5000
in Stalien 9eitoblcne &lnber in OerI6ieoenen
ar0Beren StGOteu Der Ser. Staaten in bic
Stlauerei perfQuft ipor0eu linO, unb oaB
9ten.0ort geuiiirmaBen Der 9auptplab bic
les Ginoerz erzStIaOcubanbelS lit. Die 4tnoer
neroeu bier tGgltd auf PriOatauttionen Der,
fault; &naben fOileu $l00-$400 uuo 0iGo,
den $lO0-S500. g8ena OtdOheu auBerorz
oeutll1 id0u iiuO, brtugen lie natiirlid iehr
bobe Yretie. 3pei tleine Utdoden, nelde in
Der BalhgqBe Die Sioliue ipielen, iouen ibz
rem ge9enwdrtigeu &tgentbimer $1,000 getO=
iteG babeH. Selt 9lprl b. s. iinO az iOl9er
&inOcr i'm bief8en 9aen einaetroffen.
Die @uffubune oe5 Ddmpfer8
u9ofariS."
gtem.O ort, II. Suat. - Sine Spesials
9epeife bon Naihlngton meloet, 6aB Die Re,
9ierung ben brittiden gBalroBidJer= =Oanpfer
uIioregG ongefauit hat, nm ourt 0enielben
Die =, polari8" aufufeu III laiIen. OaS Boot
miro in Dem 0te9ieruugsz SMiH8baubofe Su
Srootlpn fir Ole 6abrt aus9erliitet uerbeH
uno iol bereit5 bis sum A. Suli ferttg ietu.
Commando S. u. 9reer, BrOfefOr OeS Gee
peieus in Ger Wartnes lfabenie, mir6 oas
Commando erBait2H, Sleutenants@ Commander
Sbite miro Der Sretutlo-Ofii3icv Der @rpeoiz
ton ietn.
Der &bein9enier Witheu bat istuc 0ienfe
angeb6ten; onoere Sfftitere, welde iest auf
Der 2Sarteliite ftebeu, peroen bic Expedition
ebeufuus nit 5reubeu be9leiteu.
0ermtibte Oepefben aus
NepzYOlf.
So rp.D off, II. SUM-. - 6ol9enOe S3es
aubampier itno bier Gingetroffcn: ySmtot"
pom 8remen, y23ilmingtou" Don 0uuanna,
.Rilina. StQr" uou ASpinmaQ, y@itg Of Brit
itol" uon 0iuerpool, y Bereire" bon 9aUre.
- 9as Eelament 0cS 4Atb. s, BrOOtS
III pom 0iuterlafeuItlaft8'0eri9te GtS gill
tia anertannt pOroen.
- DaS 8etter lit beute tlGr unb i96n un6
piel fiibler, ais geitern.
- @eteru muroeu 5 Berloneu bonn Son.
neniiid getrOffen; elne berielben ltarb.
- Die StaatS @OnoentiOn Der Sempe.
rensler lit aui ben "a. bS. nat 4lbanD einbes
ruieu.
0eute Utor9en, n19etGhr nm l ubr,
trut Sobn McNanus in elnen 8rauntwein-
2aoen uno perlangte Elm @las S9uap8; Der
Snbaber, Elm gemiiIer Midael SlrwtH, mel.
qerte if, Tim @twus 81 uerabreideu, uno in
Dem oarauf folgeIoen Streite tad D. oenielz
ben sweimal Ourf) bic g9eide. @r fad gleitl'
falls Yatrlf SomerS ourd) bic Saub, ruelder
ueriuf)t bate, &irmin gu helfen. 0fc cRanuS
murOe uerbaftet, Il. &irmln muBte, Dem Gobe
nabe, iu's Beqeuue 6Oipital bef0rOert wer<
ben,
- 6iinfse5u meme 2(nfta9en gegeu ben
ySammanp" Sting murben beute uOu ben
@rcBsei9noreneR i'm Spsr. uno Germiuer,
@erlAte anldngig gemadt, le4S oerielben
gegen 8. 81. SWeeo.
= @ln 9eihmorueus& s&Olegum lit in Dem
Sale bts lf1roers S1artsD erIau9t wOrOen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
OUR VISITORS TON oRRow.

THE FINAL AhRAHeRMENTs FOR TmER RECEPTION.
At 9ij o'clock, tomorrow morning. the Mavor
Cry Council, and committee OF citizens will a.
senbie at the +. w. & d. H. Il. depot, and nro.
oeed down the road, IN special cars which viii ba
attached to the 1902 train, for the Durposs of
meeting the President aud his party, on their
way up. mon
Gov Ponder. Secretary OF State Psvnter and
the members of the Legislature, viii arrive AZ
lOlo, and viii be received at the Depot. by tbe
committee from the Board OF Education Tbav
VIII be escorted TO Public School No a. winch
thSy VIII inspect, and afterwards procesi to tbe
board OF Trade rooms, and await the arrival OF
tne PRESIDENTIAL party in company with whom
hey will proceed to the residence of Josbne -
Iieald' Esq, and partake Of lunch In tine after
noon, as before stated. they will visit the inIns
irial and manufacturing estgbliAhunents II ia
PROBABLE That the members Of the Legislature will
.gAii, over uhi friday evening, in order 20 COM
piete the inspection OF the Pubic Schools
The citizens who have received invitations q.
The banquet, are requested to meet in the Read.
ing ltoom OF the institute at five O'Clock, in the
evening. - '-'o
Messrs. G. +. Thomas aud w w. Pasey have
been added TO the citizens committee
ne tour OF inspection, IN the afternoon, will
commence IN the northern section OF the city
probably at Swlf; * CouFtney's match factory
ana then make circuit, which shall embrace a
view oil nearly all our establishments and n visit
10 The most important ones. II will end bV rid.
ing Out TO point near Eighth and Brooms streets.
"neh elevated position grand view OF the
Nhnie city can be obtained
The citizens generally, who possess aags. arc ra-
qassted 10 hang them out tomorrow, in honor Of
ths occurrence, which win mark al iwDortant
sPoch IN our citys history, and each citizen shoad
10 everything IN his power to swell the future Of
.eno1 ana respect, which Is TO be rendered 10 our
Nations Ruler y ON'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05

-Four boilers in the American iron works nj
Jones ~ Loughlin, at Pittsburg, exploded yester-
day morning, demolishing portion tho building
About 1000 men were at work in the building M
the time. and of these six were killed and about
thirty injured.
female fraud representing Lerselfas Madame
Demorest, the fashion editress of New York Ia
travelling about The country sWindliup DeoDIe
Madame Demorest has too much business In
New ork TO travel over the country. especially
in the winter.
The employees Of the Southern Minnesota Rail.
road have not been paid for six months, and now
they all come out In circular warning peoule
against travelling over that road as accidents are
liable TO occur at any time.
EGI No hotel in New England is better known
thah the American House BOston, and its excellent
regulations Is but just tribute 10 the ong.trIed
aDllitles OF ITS veteran landlords Lewes Rice e
:. The Southern Convection of the Diocese of
Eastoh Eastoh took place In Berlin on Thursday the 9lst
ull'llo, and adjourned on Thursday. The dis.
'ussio'S were OF an Interesting character.
:, A boiler in Geddes' rolling MILL at Svraeuss
~ - exploded Yesterday, damaging the building
ons seriously.
1he NJ Z. Church at Zion, Md, laying been
ary 9th, 1873
Fflnee Arthur dined with the Italian King at
the Vnirinai, ip Rome, yesterday.
Inc current report that Don Carlos was IN
nome Is positively eOntgadicted.
All King stole a clock In San Francisco, and
custody. --'''' :"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05

BRIDGE WASHED AwAY.-OWing to the rain
and thaw Of yesterday and Monday evening, ST..
AIMS bridge, on the Delaware Railroad. be,
tween Middletown and Townsend, was washed
almost entirely away. The north bouud train
IN the afternoon was compelled. to stop here, and
await the arrival of special train which left
the city about four O'Clock, for the scene Of the
delay: 1hA passengers, mail and baggage, were
transferred at the bridge, and brought to VIII
miugton on the special train, arriving here about
seven o'clock in the evening. A number of
wOrkmen were sent down, last evening, and
repaired the bridge by putting in new spAD,
and otherwise strengthening Il. The repaira
were completed in time TO admit of the trains
rutnlng regularly, to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
aoARu oFYAApR
TaE ARRAsGEMKETs FoR THE RECEPTION OF
THE LEGISLATURE.

The L3GiSAATCREs
Al meeting Of the Board Of Trade, held, last
evening, for the purpose Of making arrangt.
menls 10 participate in the reception Of our citys
visitors TO morrow, the following revolutions
were adopted
RESOLVED, By the Board Of Trade Of the
city Of Wilmington, that, learning that the
members Of the General Assembly are shut to
visit this city and that il ~ likely portIo1 Of
their time may be not otherwise dispUssd Of, We
tender them an invitation TO meet us at our
Rooms, and should it be their pleasure TO Visit
them, our escort in viewing the industrial estab-
lshments or other places Of interest in this city.
RESOLVED, That q committee Of ten be APP
pointed in the event Of the acceptance by the
members Of the General Assembly, the attention
offered by the Board, shall make the proper
arrangements in concert with such other Com :
mittees as may be in charge Of other portions Of
the programme Of the visit.
The Committee was appointed, a. follows,
after which the Board adjourned
H. NJ. jenkins, S Nj. Harrington, james
Bradford. Preston Lee. Geo. w. Bush, VIM. A.
kennard, Henry MendenhaIl,G. A. lie Maistl
Geo. w. Stone, w. I. Croasdale.
The invitation Of the Board was telegraphed
10 the Speakers of both Houses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
Aeold ea.h e. Mldnleht.
sLxIkkN LADIEs UPSET INTO CREEK WITH TAE
THERNoMETAR FIVE DEGREES AELoW ZERO.
From the Reao1Sa0 pa \ E0glc jan 20.

sLAIkkN LADIES UPSET INTO CREEK WITH The
THERMoMETAR FIvR DEGREES AELow ZERO.
From the Reading tPa,) Eagle, jan 20.
delegation of sixteen ladies representatives
Of the "Masonic Te," of this city, left Heading
last evening ct half past five for the purpose OF
visiting similar lodge at Birdsboro Ihs party
arrived at BIrdsborO about seven o'clock, visited
the lodge, took supper afteTward at SteinrocEs q
Hotel, at taat place, and shortly before eleven
o'clock they left for home
The night was not daT&. but 1t was intensely
cold, ihe thermometer standing at five degrees
below zero. The large open sleigh was driven
across the bridge, ana was ON its way to get TO
the Perkiomen turnpike at Baumstown, and when
it reached the culvert, the deceptive, dangerous,
and terrible condition of the road at that point TIL
te the Sleigh and despite all the efforts of the
drivers to avert the calamity, the sleigh upset,
throwing out into the half frozen creek the six
teen people, in terrible confusion. In consequence
OF an ice gorge lower down the water had backed
up over the road. frozen and showed over, fact
which was no: known TO the drivers
The ladies were thrown headlOng into the creek
and Tor a moment the excitement was TERRIBLE
Some were lying on their faces, others on their
backs, while the sue Il, ice, and water deuged them
from head TO foot. Mrs. VIM. Uhil was dashed
against the abutment wall of the culveTt, in
urng her head severely, while Mrs. Enos Morris
sustained painful jures of the arm and side-
Others were badly hurt and bruised about the
limbs, and nearly all were covered completely with
water which iroze upon their persons, rendering
their positions dangerous in the extreme Fortu-
nateiy the water was very shallow, or the conse-
quences might have been terrible BY great ef-
fort and hard work on the part of the drivers the
sleigh was righted, the ladies again loaded and
wrapped as comfortably as was possible, and the
drivers, putting their horses TO their topmost speed
pushed on. Alter long and arduous drive the
party, at half past two this morning, found shell
ter at the Black Bear hotel having driven fully
seven miles in their sad condition, and having
been exposed for nearly three and half hours.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
LooAL s.rgLLscEMcg.
tnow is ra. idly disappearing.

The snow is rai Idly disappearing.
Hope Loan Association meets this evening.
"Hang out your banners' and flags, tomorrow.
Tonight. the Military Fair commences at the
Grand Opera House.
In spite Of the danger, people continue to jump
on cars while III motion.
NO money was sold az the meeting Of Delaware
Loan Association, last night.
Finest Queen Olives by the keg or Quart at Grip
pens 4th and Market street
A new Building and Loan Association was or
ganized in this city, last evening.
The arrangements for reception of the President
and the Legislature are most excellent aud COM
plete.
Choice Havana and Messina Oranges for ss' q
cheap at the Central Tea House, corner 4th and
Market streets.
Try pound OF CnppenAs 81 tea and he con.
vInced that he sells the hest in the CITY for the
price. Crippen ith and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
RuaInaaa MotIcaa.

Cheap Coai-Stove SO rs, Nut $3.50 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WM. j. Brown
To Pro Nc PARTIEs.-A hne assortment of
English pickles and sauces of all kinds. Walnut
aud Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, LobSters, Sar-
GIne Picked ami Cove Oysters, &c., tSc. Also
Ma IS & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
,aoWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
rn we'd Porcelain lined and Brass preservin
ke .e'. Mason. Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and othe
s..-- one and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
~ B'WMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05

MARROW EscAPE.-This morning. q foolish
young woman, accompanied and assisted by an
equally foolish young man, attempted to Jump on
the Baltimore train, after it was ia notion In
trying to scramble upon the platform, the woman
shpped around between two cars. clinging to the
railing, and but for the timely assistance Of ,n.
iieman standing by, who neticed her dangerous
situation, snd assisted her on the platform, she
would undoubtedly have fallen under the wheels
of the tram
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05

IMPROVEMENT OF ELK RIVER, MARYLAND.
The Secretary OF War has submitted to
Congress a report Of the officers of the engineer
department on the subject of the improvement
of Elk river, Nd, petitioned for by the citizens
Of Cecii county. The improvement proposed io
a channel seventy.fve feet wide at bottom and
seven feet deep at low water, from Elkton to
Cedar Point, and similar channel fifty feet
wide from Ceder Point 10 Partridge's wharf, at
cost of about S2S,000. The town of EIkton is
situated in Cecil county, al ou! one mile above
the confluence Of Big and Little Elk creeks,
which form the Elk river. Tidewaier in Big
Elk creek extends TO Ekton both of these
creeks furnish fine water power, the fall being
considerable. The report shows that Elkton
contains manufacturing establishments Of
various kinds, rolling mills, paper mills, &C.
and that The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad is the only transportation
because both Of the creeks are obstructed by
bars. Heavy and bulky articles suffer from the
high rate of freight necessarily charged by the
railroad. The population Of Elkton is 9, ,O00
with number of stores and trade of $500 600
annually. Navigation has heretofore been open
to Elkton, but the obstruction was formed by
the sinking of two barges loaded with granite,
upon which bar has formed. The large trade
OF the surrounding country would be greatly
benefited by the improvement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
STATE ITEMS.

Several Lelpsic mechanics have left for Will
mingion.
Butter is plentifu in the Smyrna market at
20 cents pound.
Leipsic wants public library; also an enter.
prising ship builder.
Fruit growers claim that the peach trees are
all right, and the prospect so far favorable for a
good crop.
A public meeting is being held at Dover t.
day, TO consider lha Dc!aaare and MARYLAND
Ship Canal project.
1 religious revival hes been in progress AT
the Smyrna Landing M f. Chapel, for several
weeks. A number have prOiessed conversion
ana connected themselves with the church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume AomIzrs.

"A elegant, pleasing, simple and useful apparatus
iOr ditusnS perfumery in the most economical man
neT. seenting the clothing, handkerchief and lair
and for making cooling and soothing applications of
water or other liquids, for headache. infamed eyes
burns sensitive surfaces &c, also for disnfectlng
Snd periuming the sick room. For safe by
+. BRINGAURST a. CO.,
Corner Sivth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impedments 10 Marriage removed.
remedies Books and Circulars sent Tree. sealed
envelopes.
Ninth St. Phisdelnhia. Pa. en Institution having
high reputation Tor honorable conduct aud pro-
esslonaI skin. dec0-2aW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05

The numerous packs of wolves about the
lqMneF camps in the Peshtigo district, Wis
consin, have been so rsYenOus during the late
heavy SHOWS that the men have been afraid Ia
leave the camp after dark. y -
A young man. whom Detroit police officer
arrested by mistake the other day, announced
ms intention of suing for one million dOlla rs
damages.
faIties from Indiana are reported passing
through Nashville In search OF the summ eT
land
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05

The London Morning Carontele of to-day con.
lains al extract from the Times, of India re.
celVed by mail, giving an account of q terrible
earthquake In India, aEelegrauhic report of which
was received on january Is from bombay and
..5 pu9i,sned TIE next day by the press of Europe
cutta OF to-day's date make no mention OF any
new calamity Of this Kind. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
steam AtomIzers,

For the Inhalation Of atOmi7ed fluids in the treat
ment of chronic diseases - iae throat, air passages
and lungs. Ben- so., Aeung they produced an even
and continuous hoW ofsT -ay without Inconvenience
or labor. During the LAST two three wears We
have supplied several dozen Of these atomlzers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
L. BRINGHURST 4 Gu. Apothecaries.
Corner Si1th aud Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05

CAUGHT AT LAsT-tor some time past party
of rude boys have been in the habit OF stopping
the female employers of Pusey's CT tton factory,
on their way to and from work, and insulting
them In the most gross manner. Last eve
ming, however, six of the young rascals were al
rested and confined in the City Hail cells. They
will have hearing sometime to-day, snd strlct
justice meted out TO them by the Mayor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-05
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