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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
SIR Hnmilienz S1aharbe eiten

III tetne Mai6inc bsfer, oils bic Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, Ia e oausrbait unb einfat it, ntt lei6t be-
Itdoi3t miro uno irscno elmer Der t9euren Dai6inen
slcidtommt.
gie toilet uOn s25 bis $50 unb uirb auf fiHf Sabre
earaattrt. Spbn Z. Butler, 9sHerGl=asent,
Hs. 9, Gurs= Gbarlesarake,
{Sft21tSD SDelte @td9e.
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25 Vrp,eat gcipart.


uu;ere Rrnben erbalten ben Scrtbel uniersr
sroBsu 8aar=@intdufe.
aastHr!sbt Darner's,
WOltoIf uno Ren Brunswid,
Weblicott.g gowpasnie
sHh aae anberen belisbteu Sabrifots
umtsrbe,rsen uno 1lnterbpfe1s,
% Drosent billiger, als trgeno elm anecres
@ein1t in Der Stabt.
dedicated Scarlet tuousne unterfleiber
sesen Rbeumattsmus
1srtro. Damsn= urterttetber
pon uleu beliebter Sabrtaten,
Ss srpSent tiuiaer, als fer rssinotHltepsSssss.
@iR eroBes Anorttment pom
Reiietlih hen nuno 9HrteIn,
ionic aud, UtouGslirzO Oameu'nnteltleberu, @sriet=
ten. StrampfeE, Sanbftuben'c.
Zeal & 6artmaitiis
Rr. t3g, eRsBaltimoreFr.
t3Gts1, ,12Wt,D suiiden eoutbz u. 9alpsrtfr.
SS. 6. SSpDS S Spmp.,
9iseutbimer BON
@olo's patentirten automatiIten beisern,
welre in ben Istteu iinisepu Sabren str umansreit
uno NIT bsferem srlot,e, cis trseno elm annersr nit
9ampf ODER BERGEN Wafsr bstisnOsr apparat, &c.
braubt moroen.
Der ngarlisr=amertfanla satenbssrp" uno q8ar.
rsa'its oeerOe, BarOr., sun' unO Stsbtnns' '6suers
BlaesSeider.
Ter be.ibmts eotuionite "Hot Air Furnace"
esanng uon 8lei. uub giienrobreu, Babetpanuen
Spolanten, Waiditinbs, BIhoirs, ab5ussro5ren flu
I6tritte; loDteau0
bgoraulifte Rammen, DGiier' Dtoitinerie u. 7. N.
marnlorne uno Sdefer.adminFmie, Geusr5sera@
8ofe, 6esitar Il. !. M.
Sateni illtenlien, g3aiiertlbsr unS Rtfrtserntorsn
ao9s uuo Ssi,5len, iouie Reparatursu adsr art
prompt aus 3eiHRrt.
Sabpeh.Gde BON Baltimore. uno @utapfT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
Gie 2Tbeeler=2SiifDn'i5e meme
SSGhnunS1tfnp

IN Die eir,tse, pslde ben Lockstitch ma6t obne ben
Shuttle Su sebrauden.
Sieie ueue Naitine perrittet ale Grten Santltenz
Ndbereien pom einlten Utuiietin bis gum lhmsritsn
Sute. Die enBise Wuitius. melde Semeenmader
sebrau6sn. Gum Ser'aute nur bel
Seteripn S garpenter, en.<ggenteu,
(SeiI2lSy) Hr. ga, WefsB Baltimoreftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
Ssutlhcs ,abnar;tlid,es sSuRitut.

gfmsns sltnt pon bis ubr Wtor9ens,
Ia Str. ih4, Sansver', s~iiesen SDnna1' nnb
Barrsisr. Or. Bernbare Weper (fuoirte bic
Rcsr 3abuersneiiduIe) siebt Sabine oermttelf renen
S0haaies o5ne S6mersen aus. Snnflthe Ssotits
p,n 81 tu sic. 3oIoihHunasu bon 81 su 81
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aauft Feline SSdhmafthfue,

ete Sbr bic serduitloe, ii4 ,elbit=oIenbs ans.
Rabz z8erbeiisruns seiePen, bic foheniret on
allen porsiislifben Wai6inen, welde in bem Ber'
iauslotGle BON !. 81. s3ilS, 0r. rs, Us. =Salfmos
re., ,nabe Gapfra6e, sefaut Weroen, an3ebrnb iutrb
NIB. ptni4ineu permietbet, GuSssbeiiert unb ums
aetnuiht lNpr2, ,12lRt,H
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Sic rSeror" sNaBmaid)ine

tlrSli6 intruouSirt unO Die bette aller por'
banbenen,
erbielt Die grdmIe in Der letten ausaelun9 bes
vanertfdriIten SnHitlts" su Metu gort unb 1T be-
ionoers tir @du,iosr slnseridtst, modt jsroh aue
arten Rdbersisn islbf i6 isitHsGenoe RaoeI. Dian
tomme uub iebe! Sddfer & Neir'
Rr a25, 1Bef.Saltimpre'.u uabs
(Nnril16 1SEl Ghorles1raRe.
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on,,, S.nhe anr11rthniIt.

gS beelin 9, YS,-Sa., 10. ytai.-&anlor
SbOnOer, Elm yteger, Der ieine 6rau Dor unz
aeidhr elnem Sabre ermOroete, puroe beute
Don oen @ci9pOyenea beS Woroes i'm erhen
@raoe i9ulOtJ crtlart uuO sum 3OOe ucrur'
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- Sabudrstliebes.
9r. %. s.. Gtberibge,
Jsnnlngs' 3abnzStnftur.
Cine eIssente, fbere uue ertoi8s
reitt1e iRunpndiebe,

aum Steiuiscn, 8crid5nsrn uno Srbaltuns ber 3dPns
uno bee 3ubuhe,tes, uro sbt ogn 4ttem sinsn an
euebmea Ssrua. Ga babeu bei aIsn 9rogutnenim
Alssmeinen uno
R. Srufor, Jeuninss, e GomY ,
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SsD
2tile Wrten
IIhmaihinen atlr Mtetle

Al 81 monotlt. i2um 8erfaufe in Raten5obtunsen
Bu s. pro Yonat. Saar5obler erbalten snsn liberia
len ab,ue. 1priep O. 2uutenflaser,
tSft3itSO Rr. sl, Sepre Gutam ifrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
4duferbdh'S

TURKEY n RH,
zine ueqetatltibe 8abnt5infiur reinist unb fonier
pirt bic 3dbne, telt ben frantbait n 3uFano 6es
3abnHeii8es ure miieert ore ReisempHnblihteIt
Ser 3dtne eeeen GemperoturpetieI. Wis 9ana oors
Siigd rrueit iis tt sur Seetigurs bee ibelrteheH'
cen Atbems.
9epritit une empioblen BON ben Serrn !3aPndr5teH
Soupes, Seed, Burton, Oud DC.
80 GeniS pro Slofdbe.
RieoerlG9e in &obett tanten babB
beuliher Npotbefe,
Gte Der GutorDz unb @aratoa mirage.
Bet allen Dro9uiftsn unb Apotbetern ju baben.
lfSstr. II, Stum)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
Sebn q. Snman & Geutp.,
Nr.4J. 0SeSfs BrattffreSe.

nabe gpear's Werfte,
&SReler nit Cen beffeu bGrtsn
Satens' Saleps, Sunburps uno Cumberland,
9ohlen,
2240 Rfuno aut bic Eoune in oGeu ffGlea, fret pon
Gdtefer unb lnbern nnreRiqtsiteu, [Sepl6, 12UtsT)
Ste bsasn Stetninsleu ,a osn aIearia.
Sten G-riien.
aoblsn Don ber ~Sattimorsr &onpasrit,. bon Scr
~tsuners Sofoner Souposais.s
{ bpst uno rai1 brennsnoe 9oaleH-0ie 5sata 2ak(,5
auf bem bitTgeu 0drtts
Bu nertGuicr
Eafrtnllbunss s. erEountnm
Mud .9utens' Baueoz- uue eumbsrldubI agbits
q. q. Gi8se, aeent Der
.BaItirnorsr aobIen-" u. rnniorz@ @iienbob smp
Blrsau: Rr. ., ScntbfraEe.
aobienb6 sic: @te ber Torttz uno Diabiicnhress
unb sde Der alice ann uno abemarlsRrass.
O}teF0
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Sr. 4. u. HienrD.
Nr. l41, Wea-Supettes, unterbalb beE


Somarbfrabe,
faun ourd cine 3O.ldbree @rinbruns In 6oipitGlern
ano SrLpat-Braris eueSsluns BON tiirSI@ erfronten
HarnsSrsdns IN 1aeeu perIpretsn. fSdIe Don et-
mem Sabre in 6 1alen burb eln lofales 5ellmtttel.
@eidbrlths Srantteiten res glutes, Sdlies, 9ais
nnb 6aut= Se,tuiire unb ubelreteuoe @iterungeu u
I. 70. ltuea ssbsilt.
Sunge 2ente,
on 9orper u. Grit ourd unbebabtiamtsit unb cine
ffsenoe 9eben5 uee leioeno nit Sitteru, Dleicuoo,
ile, Ner1su. ooer orsaniiher Sdpdte, 6ulten, I'm.
peoaulthfeit orobeRoerGusSebruus bebaftst, ,iostsi
uno prompt eetipo bert. uno poaise 4rdit uebsr er=
Iauat obne QuetHlber. 6pretb duubeu BON bis IL
Il bI gormtttuss, 2bis 5 llbr RaGmittass uno 7-9
Il IT Mbenos. Co.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
Ste befsn Stetnfnslem Sa osn aItotta.
Eest MrrtSet.
Observation-Disclosures esieu
Wurrn,iaI, &. Enmn..

Saueyer nit Den beten oorten aoblen. mtlts bier 80
Tturtt, aebradbt peroen aue, pslts 8cblsn sebraus
Den, pereeu mobl boran tbun, porsulpreteu uno Jos
sleit tu tauleu, ebe osr Rres tei9t.
Birenu: German, erite SpIr ofitd bon ter
6 GnIpRrtfrose (Sept2G,tSt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
Sermil9te Mn3eigen.
esobm W. Wtiller & Gomp.,
9ir. 1926, @eitzSaltimprez,
SIotpers&de Der Soiuarbfrase,
Gbrcibmatsrtatisttz$p dueIer

upo
Sabritanten BON
Gseunnas=S ii d ern,
6uben fes sirsn srosen nrb completen gsorutb aler
Irten 4apler, ionic Elm poGitGnot9es Aiiorttmelt
ShretbfeeerR, Otnte. Sletnt fte, &ar'
ten, @ouperte, Sonrnulc, GGgebi 6er,
Sauptbiitber Il. I. 10. Aie Aren Bidder aui
Bcitenuns anssi,rtiet. 8 ru durb sttsn uLe e rs
ban De prompt belorat.
Qumpen pom 8aufleuten i'm 9anbe peroen I'm
IQuldb ooer sesen Suar un9enommen. (Wdrsl9.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
2lu Brauer nnb Wfaibtniiten !
Adm. c.. 10000 & Gumpagnte,

gde Der Baltimore unb gntatp= StraBe,
Baltimore, Ufo.
S6misees unb suBetierne U bren,
Sdmiebe. II. auBelferneN ttin9S,
8alpeR, Sdbne, 9abrttas
loren, Oelfannen.
3ampi, unh tSaffsrs nRener, Sbottifhe
TUBES,
RDbren Sitters< Werf,eug uno =Wtaihinen.
aueiniss Guenten fur 9oube's pGtentirte
amertfdnifdbe Sppernpr. uno
Sbailenae Sampfs
Numpe,
Rubber Betting. 0ampi.8 srpCd1uo uuo @tIauf,
patentirte aus eeftredte @idbenleber y eItiua,
Sotz unn Nsrertrut- 5 ampibeisuna.
WGl6!ntltsn', Srauerz nnc Ylumbsrs s.Arttfel i'm
Gugeneinen. (aprill '7S-4pri(t5 '7igl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
meuere gSerid,te aus W1ertco. .

Rertco, 10. Wtai. = Utebrere Seiuiten
in aiucu preOisten llnsebOriam 9csen bic Ses
ieee. gs wurbe otshalb tbre Ssrbaftun9 ans
9eoronet, bod beuor iolhe au89etiibrt perben
funnte, maren bieielben euloben.
Die Bieroeieude lit nOd nid)t perihnunoen.
Die SGuptlinge BON &bihuabua er3Gblteu benz
Solfe, oaB bic beiligeu Queqen in ct. Bias
bas bette 6eilmitteI fir bic Seuhe lei. Die
armeu BferOebefbsr sin9eu bortbin, beaublteH
ihr @elb uub uerIorsu QuBeroem thre SbleIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
gpn BEN 0SeitinSticben S5nfeln

Sauanna, 10. 1lai. - Su Yort.au'
Yrince, Supti, ipiitbete cine furdtbare6euers>
brunit, melhe $50 9duier eindi6Tte; ieds
8erlonen fauleu Hm's Qeben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
ODD 40. &ummfr,
a ss> SIR. 1865, SlbzGrpabnat

swll&eu @aiternz uub Canton iac enus,
bat fets Uorrdt5is cine srobe guswabl BON solSef
neu unS filbsrneu ubren, dcbte OOH nne SiIs
ber,paaren. Gtauozubren. SrtIeu aaer art, pslds
er su btlisen gretien offerirt. ane Doaren usrben
sarontrt uno Reueraturen prompt unb gut beiorst.
(Snnth lONRteNl
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Die GetAenfeier su Gbren SeS &ober
rtd,ferS (Sbate I'm HetDs sMprf4

geem.9orf, 10. Wai. - Die 0eide oeS
periiorbcnen Sberriaters Gbaie mar beute BON
SllDr an bis ll9r Ra4m. i'm Saupti4iff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
gSpn Mltttels Mm ertfa

Saoanna, 10. Mai. - giaarid1ten BON
Sunams bis gum 5. melOen, baB bic fGGls
pfeaoen Yarteten nod INNER in GROCER aufs
reguns 1uO unO Oeri1ieceue SeieAte itattse'
funoen baben.
Caracas, 20. april.- @uimau 8lanco
III eiuftimmts gum 8ldToeuten Der Republlt
Sene3uela pieberetmdbt mOroen.
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llatonz
Sank 6t (tll f6 aft
Der SaOt Baltimore.
8dreau (NcDuOlSs S GaOtn) {:
gyr u ESouthlro1s

yIr. p, SoutblrOBe.
Obiga gc'tuiaait UuBua incOtporyD 1T iett
uOlIg Organrlrt.
9hiltp C5uUcr r................,-..... Erdii0ent
(fruber Don Der Strmd y. 9oDcr & g., Slnters).
4. u. SGoiH Talitrtr.
DiIettoren:
Gbilip @ootr, Samutl gaTtb.
Suonep e. Gong, @Corqe z. Souh,
%. u. WGgraW, S0mufl 3imbGrlu,
". u. Sluin. u. z. WdlCs,
ahtb %. y Wannaoier @. g8. RdpmoHo
u0R Sdrioro=@o., | OoH 9IlOr0, SO. uno
S. B. RGnHolo6.
Ios autoriiirte &Gpitat 1T $150,0o0 In 5000 Grs
the len gu $40 ieOer. SubicripuoneH WeroeU en,lU3s
oar ourb i'm pollen eiueesrble gube'le oeer in Sebs
mugen uon q Ste RIO Q8 ode iUr iloeu gntbeIl an.
9elommeH. Sa iGon cine tureiItcroe ar5lbl pom
odnSlib bG5ablten aut5elen eHgpounlen, 10 UeroCH
uno 4ueibsn aui turJe 3eit ocer beligbiqc 4nberu-
lung 9eDdbrt. tW0I9, fUi!D
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Die 3uIfdn6c in SlrfdnIaB.

2ittte u o d, Irt., 10. NtGi. - Qm
Sountag, ben A. Dtui, fam SAINTS 81.
Suncs, Der erWGhlte Sderiff uou 9amIteab-
&ountu, uon 2ittle.&od in @aibiugtou, Dem
@OuntpTee, an. Nan ernartete ibn i6on
am Samfa9e, unb cine 8uube bon 40 Wanu
bate iid an oem Sage 3u benz 3pede ueriau.
melt, Sauce 3u ermoroen. Den Negern mar
idon barber oerboteu poroeu, Die Staot su
betreten II. bic bereit8 bort beftnbliheu 92e9cr
wuroeu uerbaftet. Samuels, Elm Re9er nno
&ourtps&lert, uurbe Dor mebreren Q8o6eu
Oertrieben. 2llS Sauce BON bem 3uifanoe Der
0inge crfubr, befleg er iofort nteber ietn
Bfero uno jagte bauon. Die SraBeu mur.
ben 0euau bemadt. @r hattie bic @amoeu.
2aubftnBe etugeidlugeH unO puroe in Der
0tidtung DON 4rtaoelpbia in einem g8alOe
augefaGeu, mebr ulS 5pei 0teien OeriOlJt,
uno idllieBItt fam er glitdlif in artabelpbia
on. 8ance murbe bel Der letten Babl gum
SdPrlfi ermGhft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12
Gnlano : Sepei6e,l.

seb. Ser Senator BON ieiner
Srau 9efhteben.
8offen, 10. Mui. - Seute nurbe i'm
S5er @eridte bic uugliiGlide @le bes Senas
ors Sunlner obne S4wieriSfeiten gel0i't.
Die aelpilieuloie Srau bat ben Senator be-
fuuutlit1 lett langerer ;3eit usrlniisn.
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Sele9rapbii9e Sepei9e1l.
9aropatlde &abetbsrisie.

q on bcr raiIociirtsn Br.ie" fin Den ~&oucpoHpsr
ten" beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-12

perlas er elm 9eiud pieler berborragenoel
gIrssr, Ous tasRufitfef Gin iabrlit tpieosr'
tehrenbes ieiu m0ge, mas BON benz YubIitum
nit bouuern6em 6urrab auiseuommsn mur,
be. Der BrGfOeut Oes 6ef.@Omite's mahte
bann eini9e 8emertungen uuo bantte ihlisB'
lid alien Gheilusbmeru on benz 6sie, beon.
her5 benz 9irigeuteu Sru. ShomaS, obne ben
basRufffeft ME benGrfola 9ebabt habeu mir.
De, ben es iif istt 5u erfreuen bube. 9as
Iuoitortum munitte 6anu aut nod etue
0lsOs oes Ssrrn Sbomas su b6ren, bod
berielbe mar Al elmer iol1en niat Su beme,
gen uno bus GOnSert uabm ietnen 6ortgang.
Wenoslsiobn's Wulpurgisnaft" muroe BON
benz Sr9ef.r, Oem &bOr unb SRI. l.@arp, ionic
Den S6. 9fubolphien, 8bitnep un6 &arlep
su @.b0r aebradt unb taOellOs bur19efibrt.
Den SdluB Ses &on3ertes blOete ba8 bonn
Gbpr uoraetraaeue .S0Qllsluiah j"
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g>erbcerenocr SSfnr1n in S~h;c

Cincinnati, 10. Wiai. - Sin furdt.
barer Sturm ie9te 9eiteru 0iOr9en tber 8e1e.
@eHtre, Ohio, luelter einsSirte, bier bis fiinf
@siddftshduisr uuo a6t Bobubduier uieSer.
msbte. Der Serluit wlrO auf $4,000 &C..
id]det. - 0erieIbe Sturm iudte aud nod
Oeridlic0ene Qubere 2anoltGote helm.
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SeR
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susas.oGbIts groeeriez ssaareu ffr Samt:is.
ullsinias 4sentsn oes berii5mteu lu bpou re il
nan R q 0en R htstep. lOsbl3,12VRtl)
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-08

PEAcHEs.-Itis is thought that there will be a
falling on this season in the number of trees
planted, the last season not proving profitable in
many portions of the State. The average price
received by the grower in 1872, after deductinR
freight and commission, was about 3j cents per
basket; calculating two baskets to a tree, there
being 100 to the acre, would make the production
$40 per acre. From tins the cost OF picking and
cultivation must be deducted, an amount about
the same as would be required if corn was cult.
waited. Land similar to that planted with peach
trees produced the past season about thirty bush.
els to the acre, and this sold at so cents per bush
ell making the product net $50 per acre, The
which will prodnce at present prices S24 per acre
This yield OF $40 per acre was not, hoWeveE, Gene
raj among peach growers, for in some sections Of
the State the crop was almost total failure while
IN some cases peaches did not sell for enough to
pay freight charges
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ing.
a Diamond State Loan Association meets stAis
evening.
City Council viii hold special meeting this
evening.
The weather at present is as variable as q wo
mans mind.
No money was sold At the meeting OF Delaware
Loan Association last evening
The Georgia Minstrels" will appear at the 0p
era House next Tuesday evening.
A union prayer meeting will be held at the
Union NJ. L, Church this evening.
The trial of Hugh Sweeney, at Bridgetown, n
D., Will commence on Tuesday next. Fl
Part of the cars shipped to Canada, as mention
cd in yesterdays GAZETTE, was built by the Har
Ian IL Hollingsworth Company.
The reduction from the usual prices had greal
deal TO do with the crowded houses during Little
Selfs engagement Future comers should note
this fact.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-08
Board Of Trade.
MEETING OF MANAGERS LAST EVENING.

~
meeting Of the ManaRers of the Board q,
Trade was held at the rooms, last evening for ths
purpose OF considering the expediency of co-opera
tlng with the bar of New Castle County. in aecur.
ing the removal of the County Courts and build.
Ings to this citv ~'N
After the organization of the meeting, upon the
invitation OF the President, Preston Lee. WIN. C
Spruance, Esq, member Of the Bar Committee
appointed Tor this purpose, addressed the meeting
az length IN favor of the removal of the CouDtv
Courts 70 Wilmington. Mr.. Spruance referred to
Ine great lneOnVenience arising from their
LOCATION and the great advantage which wouId
accrue not only TO the city, but 10 the VTlo oonn-
w. py thelr removal here. He thought that the
board OF Trade, aS the exponent Of the eitvIa IN.
terests, should extend their ala and 60 o1,tstion
70 further this project. and that the city should al
least offer the ground necessary for he srHoi;S1 =,
the required buldinga Two eites he felerref ~
az very eonvenient-the lot on which the City
HAN Is erected, and the lot ct Eleventh and MAJ.
ket at present occupied BY the water works and
reservoirs but which viii not Be used for this ptr-
pose when the nsW reservoir is bulk He also
states that Hon. Thomas +. Bayard would pFesSot
the subject 70 the confederation Of the CitV Conn-
cl' at special meeting, this evening, aud recon-
mend the favorable action Of that body IN regard
70 the same.
Samuel n. Harrington followed AGr. SDruance.
~ ~ a1Vocacy OF this great improvement and said
that now was the most faVorable time for action
Further remarks, in the Rams tenor, were made
~ Mssas Anthony Higgins, JOahua Head, Jss.
= BBEedford, VIM. GtbbonF, H n. Johkans asid lVYla
I. Croasdaie, after which motion prevailed for
me appointment Of aeommitteo % cooperate with
the committee OF the Bar Association, and also to
present the subject 70 the City Couhcii this even
ing, ana ascertain what opinion that body enter.
buiIding. - 's'-'Y y ''''
The chez eppOinted the following Committee
George w. Stone, james Bradford H M Jon.
kins, George 3. CApelis and E. I. Warner.
The meeting then adjourned. Tho general
opinion o. those present sesmed TO be that the re-
DOvai OF the County seat to this city was an actual
necessity, and thers was mot one disssntina voies
'gainst any measure 10 bring ahSut this rCSult,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

LITTLE NELL AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Last evening, Little Nell was greeted with an
other croGded house, and again the large audience
departed entirely satisfied and greatly delighted
with the performance witnessed. Little Nell, has
certainly grown into popular favor during her
very brief stay with us, and may confidently ex-
pect a reception equally 50 AatterinR, should she
again visit our city. The play, last evening, was
the same as on the previous evening" "Fideiia the
Fire Waif," and again Little Nell carried the whole
house by storm, as she burst upon the audience in
her various and successful characters-from the
little "Fire-Waif," the joy and pride of the "Pho.
nix boys" to the gentle and con6ding maiden. who
surenders her life and happiness into the keeping
OF rhe gallant physician and fireman, who risEs 40
much for her sake. The play thouahout was well
presented, IN all its details Of intense excteuent
and its flashes of genuine humor, and was greeted
win immense applause. Several handsome kou-
quets were thrown upon the stage, for Little Nell.
curing the evening, which she gracefully accented
The troupe lett to-day, for Trenton, NJ. j., where
They appear this evening, at Tay lOrs Opera House
GEORGIA MINsTRRLs
On Tuesday evening next, January l4tb. the
famous Georgia Minstrels will appear at the Grand
Opera House. This troupe is composed entirely
OF iormer slaves, aud has been eminentIy success
Iui wherever 1t has appeared.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-08
LEADING FEATURES:

]. The issue is limited TO $4,000 mile Of road
2 The Principal and Interest are paysble in oqld
the principal in thirty years, and the Interest fat
the Banking House of jay Cooke Co.. New X YOrikl }
semi-annually, hrst of January and July.
g. The rate of Interest s 2 $40 per cent. per an
num-equal, at the present gold premium, to abOu
81 per cent in legal tender currency. y.
4. The Bonds are issued Of tho following denomi-
nations: Coupon, 9l00. $500 and $1,000 Registered
500, $500. 81. 900, 5000 and $4,000.
s. Tho semi-annual interest on the Re0istered
Bonds is paid by gold checks, regularly bH Wat
the post. office Gddress Of tie holder. Permalsht
tnvestOrs are advised to purchase the Registered
bonds, both IS protection against loss, then and
the interest. The Registered Bonds can be at any
time exchanged for Coupon, and the Coupon Tor
ReRistered, without expense to the owner.
JN0. McLEAR a. SON BANKERS,
SO9GMARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-08
AFTERNOON sRssTor

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completed Il the House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reassembled at three o'clock.
On motion Of Ms. Hickman, the documents
acCgmpanyipg the GoSeFnoPs Message, except
the list OF rePFieves and pardons were referred
without reading.
Mr.. Hutchinson having arrived was sworn in.
The list Of reprieves and pardons was then
Mr.. Silver reported that Rsv. Mr.. Hunting
don had accepted the invitation 10 act IS Chap.
lain. Accepted,
Mr.. Davis novel that the Clerk have 1000
copies ofthe Governors Message printed
Adopted.
VIM. Silver introduced n resolution directing
the Clerk to furnish certain books Of law to each
member. Adopted.
Mr.. Shelldrake meved the adoption Ofa res.
olution directing the Clerk to furnish 10 each
member one daily newspaper Of his own choice
and 10 provide three copies Of each weekly and
semi weekly published In the State for the use
Of the House. Adopted.
Mr.. Maris gave notice Of his intentioA of In
Producing an act supplementing an act incorpor
ating the Diamond State Iron COMPANY,
Also, that he would introduce bill 70 incor.
porate the Law Library Association Of New
Castle County.
Also, bill to incorporate the Delaware
Avenue Club Stables.
Also,an act incorporating the Bar Association
of New Castle County.
Also, an act incorporating the John G.. Baker
Morocco and Leather Manufacturing Company,
Mr. Thompson introduced a resolution
appointing Committee of three TO extend to
the Governor, Secretary of State and judiciary
the privilege of seats upon The floor of the
House. Adopted.
The Chairman appointed DIR. Thompson, Mr..
Clark and Joel Thompson the committee pro.
vided for.
Mr.. Maris presented memorial from the
Wilmington City Council asking for provision
for educating the colored people Of that city.
The Speaker of the Senate reported joint
resolution appointing committee of two on the
part Of each House to draw up rules for the
government Of intercourse between the two
Houses. COncurred in and Messrs, Wilds and
Martin were appointed on the part of the
House.
- Mr.. Lewis Thompson moved the adoption of
resolution creating a committee OF three to
report rules for the government Of the House,
adopted, and Mesprs. Lewis Thompson, Shell.
drake and Hickman, appointed.
The Secretary of State submitted the CORE.
spondenee between Gov. Ponder and the Gov
ernor of New Jersey, regarding a question Of
jurisdiction, which was read.
At 4.35 the House adjourned.