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National Republican., 1873-01-13

m and after October lSs, the trains on tns road
viii be run as follows
The mail train will leave Ale1alariA daily, except
sunday, At b,B IN: arrive at LsezburS n q NJ.
aud Hamilton atl II ~ Leave Hamilton at u ~ ,.
M and Leeabnfs al u 10 D. IN, aud arrive Ut Alex.
AndrtA at = 10 4. m.
The accommodation train will leave AleIAndri
dAlIy, except SUNDAY, at J. m, and arrive at Lers
OufE At 10 y. IN Leave Ie-uburR at q M, and
arrive at Alexandria at 4 10 q. IN
Inc % ~ IN. train irUni Aiek.ldria and " 70 r. m.
train trUn Hamilton connect at Hamilton with
hemps dAly line Of coaches Tor purceyille, Snick.
ersNille BeHyyile aud fNinChester Also, with
heamers line nt coaches which leave Lees burg daily
for Aide and MiddleburH.
Communication tickeis, three cents PER mile
Annual ucketH, t6J. H. H. HANENER,
nOyHu General Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1873-01-13
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
n h0Ap AND NJ, hLiKiXANpnGA AND FhEDE

DEPOI CORSER SIXTH SD u SrREETs
LOcal trains for Alexandria leave As fOIUws ., "
sAJ II lb - m, 81, y -, 8 IA aud ii - y. IN.
lOcal trains from AlrIAndriA arrive follovs
6:ls = D, " - M, u, ais, p and - D. m.
Trains marked thus connect with trains On MAsh
nltyn aud Onto rAilroad
OUANIlCO accommodation leaves Washington
~ a IN. daily, except Sunday.
GREAT bOGTHLiiN EXpllEss, via Richmond
caves washington " - y. III. daily, except sunday
Through tickets 10 ali points south aud southwest
for sale at the office corner sixth aud psnnHy lyAa
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsy wanna avenue,
where pasHengrrs can leave orders II bag.
gage TO be checked ut all hotels and n rtAidenuos
thrOlikh To destinatlOn- l.. \. YOUNG,
ly2Gu General pasreu NIGER Aa,-,t
National Republican., 1873-01-13
MEDICAL.

CMALLPoX, SMALLPOX. - DR.. W. T. BAL
- pUS' unfaillnE Preventive 81 Smallpox
Inanufactured and iod at No. B7i Tenth street be.
twfen and northwest, three doors north N ITnt.
ted n latrs Medical MuAetTrn ianT ffh'
National Republican., 1873-01-13
hIAnRIEn.


STUART. .-CARROLI.-On wednesday, the eth
instant, al Israel Church, by, Rev; james H. a
Johnson, Mt. JoHH sTuAnTt o. Boston, Mass and
JoHNsToN-NIOHOIS,- in baltimore, ,Dccem
9er ls71. by ihS Rev. William p sPesns, NJ; a.
NIsSSEs NGgSST2S Il = 2fhss6spSs, sRa r. anu S'' OLIVIA
r1ities SR9ISS be S LEY SS y 9s Az. Hons Nj
SMITH McCAPFERY. Y.-on the 5th Of JanuarT
at tdEsse M church, Baltmors pE ne EsT "a A
yard SayS f2SSAcs Mec.SfEST y q hSmors M
DIED.
CUDItpp. On the morning Of the 10th instant
year Of his aye.
..JoHNsoN.-of pneumonia, on the 10Th instant
arsd SSa one year. two months and Ssn days
aiLT ln The ssiy tGrd year q 5is aye , 49, -.
iSib, ats O'Clock, from bis late Tesidence corner
yitcd TO intend his funeral
REED.-January 10, at . a. m, Of pneumonia
ASStE q IlEED youngest daughter Of Joseph y. and
Annie y. Reed, aged ten months and three days.
s rssdsSse SeP ss ~ 9t sPn.y bP @
"SSsosiI2yn II ~ Nh snr Mr s,sr srorr'woon
wttNDERIICH On the 10th instant. Mrs. MAnY
The relatives and frishds, % the family are re
iiic tradcnec, % No los seventh street southeast
JoNEs..on Sunday morning, the 18th instant, at
yesTs, ST,"i Vile Il Rd Jones, " cso 'sO' '"''
I9e funeg VIII tahe plaee, ~, from ne residence o.
on Tuesdsy afternoon the ith instant, At O'Clock
The friends o. ne fam family % ar invited e attend,
son of rbarlcs A. and Alice 4. Bales, In the second
The friends Of tn. family are respectfully in
yted ~ attend his fuuerai frum the residence n his
parent., 1881 street, January "a at O'clock p m
National Republican., 1873-01-13
RAILROADS.

1'HRoUGH LINE RETwEEN WASHINGTON
i PHILADE LPnlA AND NEw. YORK
Trains between SsshiStton snd and SsS ! YoTE
FoR SRw YoRk, Without change Of cars
Leave daily toscopt sunday at ) . m, LAod
ron PHILADELPHIA
leave daily leIoept sunday At a. NIL,
"' OysuSDAY.
Leave for New York Al 70 ?. m, and Phna
slseIins osrs for New York on the 30 ?. n,. Ira
through ticket, TO Pbiladelphia, New York
Boston can bo had at the Station Oico At ali hour
See baltimore and Ohio Hailroad advertisement
& tor schedule 1e,we.n WAshiPYtGia1 baiLilnoL1 An.
Assistant yfssier o. Transroristion.
S dEo s1i faSrsi ssfhi aafatt sEJas nos
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
xAsHIsoros, Nov. 4 Is5a
and ExsiiiNdToS 2Sb THE wEsi arc hSSrSn
FOR BALTIMORE
1919 a m 'h4 fl5hR q nv e issTSffSSIP 4 fRS Z m
Leave daily, except Sunday, at b:lb, SO, a m,
',u ~ FSE ~ SRiS S5PRAt WAY sr.TIoys.
9@ EEs ss sa5r 81 SRaa'gi sna S J1nS and
: I..." ron ANNAPOLIS. ,..
from Annapolis on sunday, ''''
FoRbkLTiM0RR'
Leave "'' fR6k &S,RIS2 &S,IS2 . bss9Sftf55s2ssO Il stR5 or M
Leave Leave foR = J Az IL iPSs TSRfs z Z FrHE WEST.
Leave daily except haturday aud SUNDAY, att slb
~ q. M aud 10 aud 4. IN.
% sE sahdsy 4 q sa m m anS oSis % Connecting
A. Relay station with trains from baltimore 10
WheelinE PurkerpburH, Pttsburg, 6Q
for htraaburH aud POINTS between Relay HOUSE
and btrAsburg leave At 8ilb y M, connecting ..
Relay House with Strasburg aud Winchester accom-
mediation train.
Through tickets to the West can be had al the
Warrington station Ticket once Al ali hours In me
day.
for New YORK, Philadelphia aud Boston, see ad.
Vertisemt Of Through Line"
THOS, r. SHARP,
Assistant Master Of Transportation.
l. ~. COLI, General Ticket Agent
0EO. H. kOON1Z General AGENT nn6
National Republican., 1873-01-13
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFIcE oF LIuHr.HoUaE ESaISEEnl
BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. Q, lsIa
The lighthouRe at Love Point, Chesapeake bay,
mouth Of Chester river, Maryland, having been
dannsed hy Ice ths light will be temp3raTty dis.
MajaF Fnsineeru, u. q, A.. IiFhth6ase Hnaines.r,
National Republican., 1873-01-13
PROPOSALS.
ORoposALs roR poILERs.

Navy YARn, MARE ISLAM, Cat, Jan. T. 1919
Ssnled proposals. will be received A. the Command.
ants once, Sayy Yard Mare Island, d,until wEDNEs.
DAY, the ttI instant, " O'Clock nO1n, for furnish.
srs socurdinR TO sample and as PER specifications 10
be seen at the yard.
bidders viii stale The total rrice IN United states
currency for the said hUiere, and also state whst
pg9nd 81 rnn sna @ wv Id, igdp a2ss ysi. S NV
on band Al the yard and suitable for such work. the
taid materials 70 be considered . portion Of the
price to be paid for the came Further Information
will be given al the yard Tho Government reserves
the right to cect any all bills and the bidder TO
whom the contract may be awarded will ray all ex
lais HOS d sIfFRIDGE. C,mp,nndant
National Republican., 1873-01-13
STEAMSHIP LINES.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
REGULAR PoaT STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BETWEEN
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

The steamers Of the North German Lloyd, OF 2boo
tons, have been newly furnished with all the modern
improvements,
BAbTIMoRE ............c .csrtAin I;illienhain.
OHIo HIo,..,:......',,. basSe
LElPIIZ ...........u...,. Iuser.
viii run regularly between BREMEN and BkLTI-
MORE ~ follows
BALTIMORE -, December ia
LEIPZIG ......... December a. January is
BERLIN .........J .Japuhry IS February IL
OHIo.....,..,,.. February IL March u
And henceforth from each side every alternate
"wednesday.
The steamer will take pasae ngrre to Bremen, South.
ampton, London and Hayre, aud return.
PRICE, or PAssAaE.-In gold, from Bremen 10 Bal.
timore; Cabin, FlOn: steerARe, go. Prom baltimore
70 Bremen, Southampton, ISndon and Havre Cabin,
500; atserAge, SO Children, between one and ten
years half price; nurrngu, "a
All other arrangements are the same Aa the New
York lines.
Further information can be Ascertained by apply,
x. SCHhMktHER 4 CO,
No. South Charles street, Baltimore, Nd.
Agent for Washington -
CHARLES WALTER,
No. ~ d street, opposite City Hall
Nv Also Bills Of Exchange on principal places in
Europe. dptsH
National Republican., 1873-01-13

Trains leaving Washin. ton At = - a. m and y. H.
m c2nnect At Bowie in trains Tor Marlboro lea,.
ing Bowie at " u a. and bsia H. m arriving lt
Marlboro at n - 4. IN, anu is y. IN.
Trains arriving At Washington at II % a. m. and
is T. connect at Bowie with trains leaving Mar.
OOrO' at - q. and % y. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once,
northwest cnrner Thirteenth and PCunsy NAnla ave.
nue., northwest corner sixth aud Pennsy ANA ave
nue., eau have their baggage called for and checked
M hotels aud rrrldencea to ali points North aud
West Through tickets TO Cincinnati. Columbus.
IndlanapoliH, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, san frAnciHco and all points
North, Northwest, West and Southwest.
y. Ia DuBAhltN, Gen. superintendent
National Republican., 1873-01-13
DRoPosALs ION FREsH REEF.

OFFICE A. Q. g., FoRr wOoDJ
NV lugk HARBoR, dec. q, Is5a, I
Sealed rroICs1s, IN duplicate viii be received at
fresh beef required by the Subsistence Department
at this station during nye months, commenting Feb
runry ], ls5a Information N to conditions uuAl.
ity Of beef, payInentr, 6c, can be- ohtAinsd ol aP
de3O First Lieutenant Third Artillery, A. CS
National Republican., 1873-01-13

~ OYERNNLENT SALE OF THE 4. IS. STEAM.
" SHIPS VANDERBILT" AND "RRsACA"
NAVY DEPARTMRRTJ
BUREAU or CoYETRUcTIoS AND REPAIR,
go - WAHHiSuTOS, JAn. 8, ls7a
The Navy DEPARTMENT will offer for sale at public
auction, At the United Statea navy yard, Mare
Island, Cal, on the 9Th day Of February, 1874 at II
O'clock m, the United States steamship Vanderbilt
Ot AlhI tons measurement, and the United States
steamship Resaca. OF b23 tons meaHuremrnt
The vessels and their inventories can be examined
the yard,
The whole amount Of the purchase money must
be deposited at the time Of adjudication, and the
vessels must he removed from the navy yard within
two weeks from the day OF such adj udlGatiOn.
, The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessels from sale at any time, and to reject any
bld or Oner which iu considered Inadequate. lA9-td
A UCTIoN SALE OF SUBSISTENCE STORES.
oTTrcE A. O. T., ST. I;ous DEror, Mo,.l
VIII be sold at public auction 10 the highest bid.
der, for cash. On the 18th day Of JANUARY, is53
lot oi c2ndemned Subsistence Stores, consisting In
~ doz, Cans Vegetables Preserves Fruits kc
~ Gallons Picked CucuInberu
IN Gallons Zine Pickles,
2ll Pounds Of Dried Apples.
Bt Tins OF SArdines
70 Pounds of prunea.
y Cartoons Of Crackers
u Pounds of Chocolate
90 Pounds OF Nernicella.
ED. NJ BELL,
1eIs Lieutenant Ith Cavalry, A. Q. 3.
National Republican., 1873-01-13
pRoPosALs FOR MATERIAL AND LABOR.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.


OFPICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTRRl
FORr LRAyESwoHrH, KAN, dec. "a lSa |
Sealed proposals. In tTlplicAte will be received at
tln Otice, aud by the Post OuArteTmAster at Fort
Ailey, Kansas, until II O'Clock a. M, JANUARY 26'
lSSl Tor the delivery at Hays City, kansas, Of
8OO,OOO pounds Corn,
100000 pounds Oats,
10000 pounds Brnn,
SACKS.
Deliveries tn commence by the 10th Of February,
lhi3, aud be continued at the rate of At least me
fourth Lp Of the entire quantities contracted for
bidders win state their price Ter one hundred
grain.
Ne proposal will be entertained unless the party
making the same Il present at the opening Of the
bids, or represented by agent attorney, or II
known by the otiicer receiving the proposals to be-
responsbeS and each proposal must be accompanied
oy the guaranty Of two persons who are known tn
the Ohcer receiving the proposal To be responsible
The usual conditions. which can be aEceTtalned al
this office, will be imposed upon bidders and con
tractors, and blank forms Of proposals will be fur
nished upon Application.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
Assistant QuArtermaHter General, Breypt MAior
deneral " \. A, Chief QuarterInAster Department
OF Missouri iai
National Republican., 1873-01-13
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS
NOHIHMESI.
TRAINS. LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE MASIflNuIUN;
ibJ q. M, NiAsaru EN. 81 A. H., Western EE.
gress, daily. Eress, daily, except sun.
% q, IN, baltimore Mail. day.
daily. - s.Ss a m, Mail, daily. sI.
10 - a. m, western EN'I Cept sunday,
profs, daily, except sun II - a. m, Western Ii.
day. press, daily,
. - =. m BALTIMORE Ac % D. m. Pacific Express
coInmOdAtiOn, daily, el daily, except SUNDAY,
cept sunday, ltS d. IN, daily.
:3 y. IN, Cincinnati ka W as y. m, AccnmmOlA
Ertss, daily, except SUI ti0ndaily ,exccptSuntiAy
7aS5 r. m, Western Ra.
press daily. ,r.
National Republican., 1873-01-13
GOVERNMENT SALES
ED STATES BUILDINGS At AUCTION

| | NllED slAlh bl llDlNGS Al AlCTlON.
DEPoT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFIcRl
MN, i, yklfEhsOSNlLLE, lSp., Jan. lisa J
the undersisned, ou MONDAY, the 10Th day OF Feb
IuAry ls'S, at o O'Clock, m, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, the following Government build
inlr at Jenersnnyille Ind, in order as below viz;
ftNe (5l frnme buildings, (wATehOuseaD loo feet by
20 feet, by feet high,
One q frame building, tengine houAe) % feet by
One CB frame building CstationAry engine house
- feet by % feet, by y feet high.
one ~ frame building, wagon shed,) 10 feet by II
Known as River Warehouses" !" In block bounded
by Market, Penn and Graham streets and the Ohio
Terms Cash, in United States funds
Bnndlnss viii be removed at the expenee OF the
BY order Of the QuartermAsier General.
jamie Deputy Q. NJ o. O. T., 70 bep6t e. teaI'nH a'mHr.
T. GOVERNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC PROP
" ERTY.
sEcosp 2. NJ. DisTRIcT, DEPT. oF rHE EAST,
The following named public property will be sold
by public auction, at Long Point Batteries Province
town. Mass, on SATURDAY, February &, ls13, at
Fiye Frame buildings. two Row Boats, one
Anchor, one Cart and other articles Of QuArtermas
Terms Cash in Government funds For pnrticu.
lars apply to John Rnsenthal, Long Point Batteries
ProVincetown, Mass, or at this ohhee
Lieut. Col. and D. Q. NJ. Gen q. i, l.. Chief QUAR-.
termaster. JaiO
National Republican., 1873-01-13

NJ ERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wi BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK
Hereafter the fine steamships Ia o.
KSIs KSishT tcI,'.T And J9HN SiBs9S Mi .5.s
TWEES TIVE sSslisF NEW TYthhkL Yohk. fLEkhSpRRiI ES Hi !s1
WARRINGTON, and uEORaETQWN,
IA follows Leave New York from Pier 10 East River,
every Saturday att ?, m, LeAye aeorSetOWn every
Friday, att e. m, and Alexandria the same day Gt
" m.
For full information, apply TO r. p A. DENHAM,
agent, office and wharf foot Of High street George
town. or at the corner OF Seventeenth street and
New York avenue. J. W. THOMPSON,
jellu Preaident
National Republican., 1873-01-13
w AsmNGToN AND ONO RAILROAD

. Assistant Master 0f TranslOriation.
l. ". COLE, General Ticket Agent
8EO. Il. kOON1Z, Ilenefal AGENT. nnS
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07
Miscellaneous Selections.
THE UNBOLTED DOOR.

An aged widow sat alone
Beside her fading hearth,
der SILENT cottage never heard
Ibe ringing laugh of mirth
SIX cn idren oS once had sported there-but now the
fsu softly on hve little graves that were not long
ago.
She mourned them all with patient love
But since, her eyes had shed
far bitterer tears that those which deyca
The faces of the dead
The child which had been spared se, bor. hor
darling Of her pride
Inc woeiul mother lived to wish ;hat she had also
Those little ones beDeatb the snow.
Sne well knew Where thew are
Ciose gathered - the throne of God,
And that WIS better far. -
But when she t,.lought where Katie was, she saw
The painted mask Of bitter joy that Need gives
I'm TO wear.
Without, the snow lay thick and white,
NO step had fallen there:
within, she sat beside her fire.
>,,, Each thought a silent prayer:
"hen suddenly behind her seat, unwonted noise
As though hesitating hand the rustic latch had
She tgrned-snd there the wanderer stood
With snow flakes on her hair:
faded woman, wild and worn,
The ghost of something fair
AND then upon the mothers breast the withered
49, A brow was laid,
Car God and you forgive me all, for have
sinned, "she said
Inc widow dropped upon her knees,
before the fading fire,
ana thanked the Lord whose love at last
Had granted her desire
Inc daughter kneeled beside her, too-tears
streaming from her eyss,
And prayed, God, help me to be good to meth
er, ere she dies.f
Ihey did not talk about the SIM
Inc shame, the bitter woe:
Ihey spoke about those little graves
AND things of long ago.
Anu tnen the daughter raised her eyes and asked
, IN tender tone,
"ny did you keep your door unbarred, when
you were all alone?'
MY child, " the widow said, and smiled.
smile of love and pain,
Il Kept 1t so, lest you should come
And turn away asainl
I've waited for you all the while-a mothers love
is true:
ie' Y but The shadowy type of His who died
-Neto York Observer.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07

ALMOND BLANC-MANGE.-One gallon OF
cream. Soften in small portion of this
cream (cold) two ounces Of isinglass.
Have ready blanched two pounds of sweet
almonds, with two dozen and half peach
kernels or bitter almonds. Beat these
fine in mortar, with little rose-water
to prevent their oiling. Putt gallon of
cream with the melting isinglass into a
preserving kettle over the fire, and stir
until perfectly dissolved, adding mean
while one pound and quarter of white
sugar. Let the cream come to boil. Stir
In the almonds smoothly just Is you take
the blanc-mange from the fire; set aside
in bowl to cool, stirring occasionally un-
til lukewarm, when pour into moulds pre-
viously dipped In cold water.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07

The settlement of our Indian difficulties
in Arizona was accomplished not by
hook" but by Crook,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07

Isit not a little singular that while there
is SO much trouble among the beer drink
ers in Germany there should at the same
time be such commotion among the ale,
wives in Massachusetts, waters?
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07

MINISTER DELoNG was recalled from
Japan because he was too ''longo at pres
ent for the Mikado.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

of fashionable life would doubtless jar upon
our refined natures; but if itwere not against
my principles, and the principles of my fami.
~, should say that Hugh was right In max
ing the choice he did, of a profession, and
honored himself thereby; that lac was right
in choosing the wife he did, and was honored
in his choice; and that, upon the whole all
things considered, I'm glad to think that we
were false prophets, and that it did hoppen.-
Ldkeside Monthiy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
No. IS LA Sale Street.
| new BOOKS |
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BARRIERS BURNED AWAY. By Rev
Edward P. Roe. el.75.
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author. $50.
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THE EXPRESSION OFTHE EMOTIONS
IN MAN AND ANIMALS BY Charles Darwin With
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UNCONSCIOUS ACTION OF THE BRAIN,
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THE PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-27
Chester Notes.

--Matilds, wife Of Joseph toberholtzer, OF
Spring City died very suddenly on the 18th inst.
The National Bank of Chester Valley at
Coatesville has declared q dividend of six per
cent.
A man was put OF the cars on the Chester
Valley r. r. last Tuesday night drunk, and was
found the next morning nearly perished from
from the cold. His hair YVES frozen to the
ground.
Seventy cars of coal, lumber, etc, were counted
upon the Del. River Railroad, ct one time on
Thursday. locomotive will soon be needed.
Tom Thumb appears in Chester on Monday.
The Republican opposed the increase of the
Governors salary, and it takes the passage OF
the act as an INDIGESTION of alayish expenditure
Mr.. Ward has withdrawn from the firm OF
Ward q Baker, Bankers, and his partner con-
tinues the business.
sar1uel Archibold has obtained patent on
compound steam engine which is said to WORK
to q charm.
Vaccine physicians have been appointed Tor
each ward, since the small pox scare has broken
out sgain.
A new coIored school will soon be opened In
South Chester.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-27
Amusements.

Tonight, the Georgia Minstrels give the
first performance of their re-engagement. The
programme for the evening we print in our ad-
yertsing columns, under the heading Of En-
tertAinments," and it certainly presents q rare
list OF attractions. The lovers OF fun and mel
ody, especially those who regard originals ats
better, always, than counterfeits, will turn out,
again, and make full house, we have no doubt.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening, at Insti-
tnte Hall, General Tom Thumb, and wife, Uom-
modore Mutt, and Minnie Warren, hold their
receptions.
On Wednesday and Thursday evening Mr.. JOS
eph II. KeAne, who lately appeared here as lead
ing actor in the drama Of Bertha, he Sstotng-
Machine girl, will return, with Philadelphia
Company to give us his rendering Of Rip Van
Witkle. As to its merits, it is only Just to him
to say that it has been warmly praised in num-
ber OF the cities Of Eastern Pennsylvania, where
he has given it.
On Friday evening, Mr.. Coughs Lecture
will be given, at the Opera House. OF course,
there will be iirst-class audience. Tickets for
reserved seats may be had, of Boughman, Thom-
A. In
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-27
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Gail Hamilton had the small pox last week.
Bonnet, Jr., has an idea of starting live
daily in London,
Anna Dickinson makes $16, 900 year, which
very few men can do.
Milwaukee has small pox patient with
pit on the sight Of his eye.
in Buffalo, recently, q servant girl held
burglar by the leg until the police came.
AT the little town of 81. James, Mimi, eleV-
on people froze TO death in the late storms
There is rural organization in lows, whose
motto is None but farmers for Legislator"
"A small boy in Baltimore lately killed q COM
panion by throwing an oyster shell, which struck
him in the temple.
Miss Lewis, the American oolored sculp-
tress in Rome. has two $4,000 orders from
English aristocrRts.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company is
building narrow gauge railroad from Cheyenne
10 point west OF Denver.
"A pork barrel fell on mans head In Pekin,
Ill. The head of the barrel was broken, while
the mans head was not much hurt.
For q fortnight past San Diego, GAL, has
been luxuriAting on green peas and ripe toma-
toes while Santa Barbara prides itself on its fine
Strawberries.
-Shameful-This from the Norristown Her.
Philadelphia the other day. Jane is supposed
to have been Olives youngest sister"
The La Gross Democrat building has been
sold to satisfy tho judgment for Alimony rendered
against "Brick" Pomeroy in the divorce case.
His divorced wife bid 1t in at $11,0O0.
"A South Carolina clergyman was visited by
the Ku-Klux few nights since He took an axe
and went to work on them. When he got through
the remains of two of them were gathered up in
baskets.
One Of our Democratic contemporaries thus
pleasantly winds up notice OF the appoint
ment of Prof. Howard Day to q oerkship In the
Auditor Generals office "There is one con-
ISOLATION in this-There are no Democrats in
that crib to be compelled to associate with him."
Day.-B. Dddd.