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New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
POLICE NOTES.

John Park OF No. 70 Charlton-st. quarreled with
bis vii, night, and sueh her the head poser ,nncas
wound
Simon Enele arrested, yesterday on a charge
Of having stolen diamond belonging 10 his brother rrje,
Of Pbilsdepbs
F.A Goodall, charged with dealing in "wasbedp
be yestcra b shss IA ~ 900
ball, the Of the Grand jury WV
Detective Philip Lambrecht age %, Of the Nine
teeuh Precinct wbo Assaulted morng February I'd nr,b
.by BY Georg La'e aed Yesterday st LaAes Hospital
fire, early yesterday, in Peter Knewitzs Lager
the
erngshed after causing t<o
Hermann suspicion of setting the
building on bre
The pohce of the Second Precinct made descent.
yeriersJ 90 The store OF odgman Agent Of Rsbher
Cosp.n At No. Msdenl.ee aud se,d
OF . charge made BY A. Ce~stoeh.
Matthias Lacquelsa Frenchman age 80 who shot
bEssn ~ hsad Tssaay " boarding ISvss ~ sNsvss
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
THE HALL TRIAL BLOCKED.
DEATH or ONE OF THE JURoRs-A NEW TRIAL
pRQpARI.R.

DEATH or ONE OF THE JURORs-A NEW TRIAL
PROBABLE.
The trial of Mayor Hall, which derived dram
attic zes from the unexpected temperance Of Garyey
has now assumed another unlookedor phase, owing to
the death of Of the jurors Matthias Clarke &C
count Of whose sickness tho trial adjourned until to-
day. died late Wednesday night. This unusual emcr
gency will require trial, unless when the court
meets to-day the contendng parties agree that Juror
shall be elected 10 I'LL the vacant place. 1t is understood
however, that while the prosecution will readily
assent to this procedure the counsel for the defense will
urge q trial, the knowledge OF Garvey's presence
giving them material advantage in starting anew. An
indefinite proongaon Of the proceedings is therefore,
expected A wide divergence will probably be made by
the counsel OF both sides from the original plan OF
ation witnesses being summoned and old ones dis
carded Judge DAILY desires to resign his seat In favor
OF other Judge the length OF the trial interfering
with his other duties aud 1t possible that he will de-
cline longer TO preside.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

Nd yesterday Ne Hospital n alleged that he took prom
defense Of Paris and fed 10 this % whrs
hissalsss spd dssttue be ended bis hk.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Dr. Cotton will give lecture, with an exhi-
bon Of the laughing gas, at the Cooper Institute this
evening
The Judiciary Committee will resume its
session this morning. and will investigate tho charges
against Judge Barnard.
The Trustees of the Central Savings Bank
held meeting yesterday afternoon, which was de-
ciied buy IN the safe and fixtures OF the bank for the
benefit OF the depOSi,ors.
The Nail Manufacturers Association of the
Atlantic States held meeting in this city, yesterday
and agreed raise the Wholesale rates on all grades Of
nails rs cents keg. Western manufacturers have ad
yarced their prices In the same ratio.
The Internationalists held an eight-hour
mass meeting In Tompkinssquare yesterday afternoon
at which speeches made by Ira B. Davis Theodore
H. Banks, Thomas A. De wye, Horny Besney. Leander
Thompson, T. W. r. IIill. and Others note OF ten
foOlcap pages was received from Mrs. Victoria c. Woed
hull regiuttiug her inability to be present. The music
pag0da drped with the red flag OF the Society used
for the speakers. Around the stand half a dozen
wagons placaried with labor reform notices. About
1000 persons were present.
The Committee on Railroads reported yes
terday the Board of Assistant Aldermen that on ac-
count Of the present manner Of drawing freight cars
over the tracks of the Harlem Railroad below Fortysec-
ondst there is great danger to life and property and
recommended ordinance that such shall he
drawn the Harlem Railroad below the depot at
Fourtlave. and Twenty-seventhst., except between
d. u and ca a. III. A resolution was adopted reouirne
the Controller 10 inform the Board whether any clerks
now tInpioyed in the Department of Finance receive
fees; and to furnish the names Of all of the clerks OF
thai Department who have during the last three years
received fees, together with tile amount thereof. The
President of the Board announced the following ap-
Deputy Clerk Mae Keyi First A.sisnt Clerk John
linz std A,,s Gto1 fs & % rS pS"TS PS%% RsEs & o
Kelley pes Cerl Frank Msndn Messenger Patrick Fg.rad:
A.stsn Thomas sss-n Messenger to the PEA.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
CORRUPTION AT THE CAPITAL.

xxTRAvAGANT TRINrING sUPPLIRs-fANCY STA
TIONERY FOR PRIVATE UsE-LEGIsLATIVE
CORK-sCREws AND OTHER THINGs-MURE
POSTAGE STAMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NARY MAIL PRIVILEGES.
10y TKLsGRAPH TO THB TRGBUSEJ
ALBANY, March H,-The Printing Committee
Of the Assembly met this afternoon. ThOs stevens
testified; never clerk TO the Printing Committee
and never solicited orders for printing solicited orders
,ov the Manual; did for my benefit; they were
orders tor additional copies only did not solicit
bers TO orfes resolutions for extra printing
Tros A Dillon testified: clerk in the late Con
troners Office; gave orders in July August and Sep
tember for stationery from NeweOn6 Co.. and Murray
A Goodwin: bills ca,ne in December; Newcombs biii
was 100; don't know the amount OF GOodwlns, hut
think about S 800 there 80 gross steel pens; In
aorsed the bill correct. 1t included rulers and other
things, besde the pens were u gross there was
n bill Of Sl6 for paper and envelopes from Murray
Endorsed that correct there necessity for the
paper at that time; the tinted paper was used
by the clerks for tb.ir private use there wac
shout five reans OF that remember the biz OF 1886 10
for mucilsge and paper &e this ordered in Octo
bsr before needed indorsed that biz; the bill
ef sps 03 that from lNexcOmb Co.. it about
Dec 2s Ddorsed IL correct; did MT hear that the bill
vas deInurred 70 by the Controller there was little
taIh about It, but don't know what; Mr. Nichols wrote
AZ nfasyt Oh the back Of II that tbe bill corsect
winch fsewcomb swOre 10 before a Commissioner OF
Deeds tre was lot OF chanoisskns IN the BILL alA9
iso dozen cork screws all kinds OF stationery were 10
ctaded In the b large bill was bought because IL wac
cheaper than ~ buy smaller quantities did MT buy
large bill because going 0ut0f ONCE sld wanted W
saAte large bill the dates refer toI the ns the prop
srty delivered most Of these pusc we're made
~ September and October thought there Wa hecss
stAy for all that stationery In the hepstta0ent
d0nt know that II h4s MT been sb ased
yeL W hst fse Controller hrs refused D pay
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. Nicholas HoteI-Samuel L. Clemens Mark
Twan) Of Hartford, the Hon. Charles a. @ SsoSv ~
formerly United States Minister TO Paraguay; Gen
Mallory of Arkansas and N. Wasbbnrn OF Worees.er .
Mass - Neu- York Hotct-Gcn. Joseph Anaer Mer
vim Of Saratoga, and Ward II. l., Lnmon r,oo OF
West virginia. - Ftrh Avenue HoeLmIne Hot
Of Hartford the Hon. G. II. Winfield and d. f. Gedney
Of Goshen, w. j. McAlpine OF Albany ana ray maser w.
sen. swedish Minister at washng gton - hetropohfd"
UoieI-Gen Clenments OF Missouri. E= Erereh House
GEN f. JardIne OF New-Jersey === AstOr Hohse-
Judge j. e. Black OF Pennsylvania exCongressman John
r. Alley Of Massachusetts,, and Lieutenant Commander
Gridley. U. &. Navy,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUrs, NO. 30 BROAD
'n% I'm Sssa So" o.. a.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

The Board adopted the followng
That the resolution adopted March T. 1872 respecting the
of the Board Health salaries
for the months September. October November
her 1871 hereby rescndei amulet this
being advised by that there IL lawful authority existing for
he payment Of the expressed in said resolution.
resolution also adopted resembling the rcsOlu-
tion allowing Vim. A. Beach 5000 counsel fees in the
case of The People rel Daniel d. Conover and Others
The Board then adjourned until Thursday. narcn 81.
at p.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY.

Tho following bills, among others, were laln over
Robert sques materials in repairing Chatlaiu iuar
and PaTL-rOw. &c., S35O0
Thomas d. Cmmns epsirng Eghthave from One hundred
and tfrty.second-st eyenth. SlI6
Poster Holland cleaning basins and cuYerts +Bin
Bernard Kelly, reitng winning baths S2833 81.
JOHN ID. Wech, IT,. lumber nails, &C.. e4,2J2 ~
" T. Htrdid. advertising. $43,23l 20
Erening Telegram, slverisiug Sl0,jl1 20.
miscellaneous +l"oi'O 20
DRIARTaKNT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Claims sgains: the College the city Of NewYOk. S99i q
Msce llIeOus bills 40 30 -
8s4 II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
What the Elder Dumas Said Of His
Son.


There are few transformations more witty
and comprehensive than that which Alexan-
der Dumas, pere, gave of his son. "He came
into the world at that hour when it has ceased
to be day and is not yet night and the ASSEM-
blage of anttheses which make up his strange
individuality are, like the hour of his birth,
q mingling Of light and darkness He is lazy,
he is Industrious; lie is gournand, he is alb
stemious he is lavish. he is economical; he
is suspicious, he is credulous: he is base, and
he is Innocent he is indifferent, and he is
ardent; he is slow in speech and rapid in ac-
tiOn; he ridicules me with all the brilliant
wit of which he is master, and yet he loves
me with all his heart He is always ready
to fleece Inc out of all my money like VALERIE,
Or to fight for me like the Cid. His imaglna-
ton is the most vivid and the most sustained
that have ever known IN a young man OF
twenty-one years. 1t bears me- away like Il
torrent it shines like halI-hdden flame; it
reveals itself in revere As in excitement, in
quiet as in danger, in smiles as in tears From
time to time We quarrel with each other, and,
like the prodlgal son, he takes his portion and
quits the paternal mansion. On that day
buy calf and begin to fatten it, sure that
before month lie will return to get a
part Of it. 1t is true that evii.minded people
say that it Is for the sake of the calf that he
comes back, and not for mine, but | am mol
more than half inclined to believe that.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
Old N Music.


Back from the misty realms OF time,
Back from the years agone.
Family we catch the ringing rhyme
And hear the melody and chime.
OF olden songs Of strains sublime.
Like carol Of birds at dawn.
And ever we hear them soft an l low.
Harpng their music sweet.
Songs that we loved in the long ago.
Rjppling their liquid ebb and flow.
Drifting their cadence to and fro.
Like the fell in fairy feet.
Some faces our hearts will ever hold.
Some smi es we remember ye'.
There were flowing locks like TIE sunset sgo'o'
There we're parted lipt Of Cuai@'s mould;
And l,e sons- they 81 i can ne'cr grow old.
For our ieart can ne'I .oigc,.
Thet tunes tina; The voice o. f-illhood sung
The chords inat we love full well,
When hopes were buoyant hea. Is we eyouag
When fairy BELLS il ,he t'owc, cups ruhg,
And eve. fell fo,n maidca's 'onsue
The wo ds o. tching spell.
All. wel-a-jay! 'tia s'o.y past.
Which may no; tell asai'.
Twas a h. ppiaess 800 sweet TO ia7,;
The heavy clod7 Oh her grave are cost.
And her voice is sliled. and above he. fast
Falls the cold Nintry rain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
Kcglslcr's Order,
REGlsrER's OrFIcG.

REGIsTER'S ORFICE.
New Castle County. March 30rh. lo'2
Upon the application Leonard George Espds,
gritt. Executor OF ABRAHAM VANDERBILT,
late OF st. ticorges hundred. in said county, de-
ceased 1t is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice of the
srnut,ng OF Letters Iestamentary upon the rs
tate of the deceased. with the date OF granting
my thereof by causing advertisements 70 be
posted within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six of the most public places Of the
Count, of New Castle, requiring all persons hay.
ing demands against the Estate to present the
same or abide by an Act OF Assembly in such
case made aud provided, And also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware tiarette. newst aper published in Will
miogtou and to hecontinued therein two months.
~ Giyeu uuderthe hand and Seal fOthce o
l., 3. the Register aforesaid at Newcastle. in New
t--) Castle County aforesaid, the day and yes
above written. b. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
'Allpersons having claims 3sainsl the Estate Of th
Exeentor ON or before Marrh Both. 1873. or abd
| the Act OF Assembly in such case made anaprov'
ded. ,v.Nnr,pyrr
| Aaar..s-M,Donous h. bel. Executor.
| ap2 2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
CATTLE RAISING IN TEXAS.

Cattle raising in Texas is characterized by
,,,,ures peculiar to that State. The business is
nr;ncipaly in the hands comparatively a lew
men who conduct their operations on scale OF
great magnitude. liz 1860 10000 head of cat"
lie constituted large stock; now $4,000 and So,
600 are not uncommonly owned by one man,
yh;le in the brands Of some individuals are in !
clnded NJ many as $1,000 or 10000 1t is said
that an unassum,ng Irishman named Tom
OConner, living in Refugee county, is the arg- |
cat cattle owner in Texas. He does not know
nrecisely how many he owns, but his stock is
estimated at about GO 900. In Texas when Il calf
ia weaned from it. dam andcannot be identified a,
the property of anvil body it becomes The chattel
of whoever irst brands it. This gives great
advantage TO the large owners, as small stock
rasers are not able to employ the necessary
labor TO keep their stocks bi anded up, and what
they lose usually becomes Incorporated in the
herds Of wealther men. During the war, when
nearly all the ab|e-bodied men IN the State
were either in the Confederate army or driven
to take refuge in Mexico, the wealthy stock
owners employed Mexican vANoUERos. VIII"
were exempt from the draft, to look after their
herds while the cattle belonging 10 poor men
strayed wherever they liked.
The consequence was that the small stocks be-
came to great extent absorbed in the larger
ones. Over one million cattle were shipped or
driven from Texas during the past year, but the
trade is in very depressed condition now
Owing to the low rates paid in the Northern
markets great proportion of the drove- started
last year have been held over and wintered in
Kansas, waiting improvement in prices. Sew
era million dollars worth of cat1e,it Is es,imat.
ed, hive been stolen and driven over the line
into Mexico by organized bands of thieves, who
have pursued their roberes with impnnitv The
Mxcan Government has notorously encouraged
these raids. Our own Government has done
nothing worth mention 10 guard against them
but has been energetic to prevent the Texan
from following the robbers across the line. n
ends Of petitions for protection against thes
robberies have been sent to Washington. Ii
answer to them Grant Withdrew troops from
Texas and sent them to New Orleans TO oven
awe Republican Convention which he feare
was unfriendly to his personal interests.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
For q hOnesIeao Inune West.
EoN = ;s 4sssstssE ,ssss::ss;sF.
PEkkSYl JANA CENTRAL r. 4.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
OR PIT T s BUR
And all placer in the West, Sout.uest ahc
N0rthpest.


Thisline afordsunequalled ed Inducements TO per-
cons desiring cheap and passage to the
West aud deserves particularly the attention OF all
such as desire TO avail themseyes of the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The hePennsylyania Central Railroad. with its coz
Meeting lines, Is By Is, miles The shortest route 10
Chicago and other prominent places in the est.aut
is also the quickest cheapest and best route 10 al
prominen places IN the Southwest and \ orthwes,
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and airy
Passenger Cars. furnishe ed with csho ed seats with
NOV cable backs water tanks stoves in Winter and
With such othe! are equiste tor to
,omfort ef families.
Through ticketsa sold TO oalinrominent pl aces i'll
the West. Southwes and Northwest, at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under five years old as free AL childreu
between the ages of Eve and twelv. years pay aal
pIice
| Basgagechscked and forw arded by the ametrsin
With the passengers. Eighty pounds OF basSage car
led free to every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except sundays and tickets
must be procured and baggage delivered the once.
| No. llb Market street, by O'Clock, p. NJ.
by addressing the Undersigned he vi i'll forwsrdb
return of free of charge acircular containing
| complete price list, map, correct copyt
Homestead Law. AID give such other Information
| may be desired. F0ANCIS FUNK. Agent
| oftha Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
| No. ll6 Market Street, Philadelphi.
| Philadelphia June "a. lR66
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
Ys0al Notlffs.
asa...sssEls,S .saxlDER.
RfGIsrER's OFFICE,

New Castle County March 9Th, 1872.
Upon the application Of Alfred {. Nowiand. Ad
min, i,trator ot Dr. James A. howand. late of Viii.
uington City in said County, deceased: it is
ordered and dreetcd by the Register that the
AdniuiStra or aforesaid. give notice of the grant
tus of Letters ni Administration upon the Estate
ri The dcceased, with the date of granting there
of, by caIsiug advertisements TO he posted
yIhln forty days from the date OF such Letters in
sIN of the mos, public places ol the County of ew
tcqutring All persons having demands again ns'
the Estate, 20 present the s.iGe aT abide by an Aci
,ls5 cnse He same TO be inserted within the same
rcrinl IL the delaware Gazette, a newspaper pub
lished IN Wimn gton. and to be continued therein
-, t,ilen under the hand andSealof Office of
LIS the Itegistetatore5aid, ~ New Castle IN New
t-,-) CaStie,'uuniy. aforesaid the day aud ea
,hoye writt.n. B. GIBBS, Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

TIME Bile.
D-pot corr-t Broed Washni Asenu. blows
gAttiuo!., ,toppns At AL h.guai s.aton-. onnses
at Wiw.hgt"u VITA DrlawA-e Natlioad Line, at Clay
D. aware R,ilrloi. It Harrington VITA Junction AM
bteAGwat.t ksltoai, At >ehtvtd WIN Dorchester
Ka't"ai. A. salisbury tn w!comico and Poeomok.
8PkE-- I@AiN s,llt5 A. N. tsnudsys excepsss.) 10,
h.i.eors ana ma a. wm,stscr S
'qlug.gn with trstn iot Nsr Castle.
B.ltuaoisina wssnins.on, hester fhur.
low L'a~ood gay mont. " " iimins. s.on NewPol: stan
vile. Hare -ie-Grace. Aberdeen. Perryman' Edge.
MIGHT kXFRh,s a. isCP NJ daily b.I.'mors.na Wash
tneto', stolflng at Inert-r Liny"od, eisymopt. WI
M.ys--G.-eilse.. una a. and MasoA
Passenger 10" Fortress Monroe and Nortok.w take the
-" . - x1LalSGroS TRAINS
piping at all stations beseen PnAd and Wilmington
LEAyE pill aApELFHIA s.lloo =. ~ ssO, SO .nd7v
rM The s.oo r NJ. tram connects With Del r.
LEAVE W wiLalSSfos on At ~ S nd s'isA' ii. .Ae, 40
s .aa as ran On sand.
,s, ;1sv, wnn,ns9q y, a, ~ 80 S.y + a ,s,,ys
s,orns Al 7s;.ons 90 cars.5 eses And rA'l
| Leave Ihlladeiphs Tor! Deposit sundays exec;
"a. e 10 an ,s. s"a 80 P N. a.. Ph.de,pn,. =
pm. o,lo.d al. .Ioopm, Ihs7 %. NJ tram ,..OF
s..,s N and IS p. N; OK toid for inil.tepma a
| b,u5h. m Chniis Foid for Phii.deIpnia 80 y Il
| AZ D. IN.
Trains LEAVING imiugton Al 6.+5 and 40 viii
| conec. a. LaIn5ktn junction with the 7Iuu
49, y N, trans tor fn,iAiepnia and B itimsr7 ecu
| tai ksilfuaa.
TIkOCGH TRAINS FROM BALTINORK.
LEAyE WILMINGTON Al iU j., l2A I. NJ 5t2. 1920
! CHEsTEE FoE fHILADELPHIA.
| LEATE CHkslER at 10 s.33 o.+e sLd ll.us A.
| l2.ss. 3.4l. 4.++ $50, Oil. 1856 aui 1886 VI.
From Baitimoteto iniiadeFnis Leas. Baltimore a. T.
| A. Way Msil y.5 A. ~, kxpres " T. "a b.
press 7.95 ?. Nj. kxpr.s- lU.%U 7. a. EXPRESS
| FROM Baltimore fUrtD DsposiAad nssImediattsIAtio
. | At5UO r.
AccommOdA ainfrom Port Deposit viii lsAv ePerr
vile At6 Al 4. 10 nd intsrmsdiase 81
|
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester A. 1895 and VII A. and 4.35 Pm.
Leave Wilmington al l252 LIS and ~ W l2b5 ~
o.lI ?.
, SCNDATrRAIE FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore 125 stopping ~ Aagaons PERI
Aberdeen, Hayre-de-tt ma II
town, North East. Estun. Newark, Stanton, Net
port, Wilmington, ,Cl .ynonI, LEw wood and Chester.
" RENNEy. nuperinI-udenS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
CORON Il Il.

To The Electors of Ne,c Castle Ioun,y.
GENTLEMEN-Yielding to the solicit ton Of nu.
merous friends. offer myself to your consideration
candidate for the office ot Coroner. and hereby
tender the usual pledge to abide the decision "'
the Democratic party. and give the democratic
nominee my hearty and entire support.
Resp cttully. LEWIS MCCALL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

u.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philsder
at T4OA NJ. Leave Philadelphia at Has A. M.
and Wilmington at l0l 7. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for
for Clayton. il .s5 a. m. and 7.s5 y: m. to MAKE
connection with trains to and from Dover. and sta
'II IFIkEiGHr TRAIN with Passenger Car at.
tached will leave Wilmington 1855 A. NJ; New
Castle. l.2o; Middletown., IS; Townsend, ,2.45,
"a; Harrinaton., 6.cs Farmins.on. SIS; Bridge
VILE o5o Seaford. Is; Laurel. AS. and arrive a'
| Deimar at ] Us A. NJ. & assengers leaving Baln
more at 7.S0 p. m. and Philadelphia At II 80 p. m
| make con lection with this train at Wilmingtsn.l
Return,ng-Mil leave Delmar $50. 7. N.
minston. Is; Harrington. $40 FELTON, 5.3'
send. 7.S. Middlsiown s. o Kirkvocd. $40 New
! Castle, g 25; and arrive At Wilmington, $50 p.
Paiiadslphia. H. 30 p. and Baltimore. $50 A. NJ
Subject to delays incident to freish. business.
Stations named. but will set dow passengers At an
stopping place. except Hare's Corner. State Road
"''"'' An' CONNECTIONS.
| At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queel
Anne's i Kent Railroads for Kcnn sdy willie. Sud
At CLAYTON. with the N. i b. R. R. for Eas
ton and intermediate places.
At HARRINGTON. with he J. / B. r. r. 70
Milford. Georgetown. Lewes, and intern ediat
Al SEAFoRD with tn. D. D. R. R. for Feds,
At DELMAK. With ne \. S. +, X. for s.lisbur,
Princess Anus. cIisasia.. Also for Berlin IN
! other stations on the Vi. il. I. f. kRssNsy. s.p..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
sEn SAIL Ev'ir WIDs,sDAr DsI AND SAT

DAT.
Passengers booked to and from any Railwsy Sta
tion or Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland. Nor.
way; Sweden. Denmark. Germany. France, Hol-
land. Bslkp% and - !as M United states.
Cabin fare from New ork to Glasgow, Livercool
Londonderry or Queenstown o75 and e65, Inter-
mediate. oSS, Stesrage. olS.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sending for their friend. in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates Por fur
tass inI, gastic1l.rs apply to the Agents HINDER
SON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. n. Y. or to
SAMUEL F. BETS.
ian'-1yvsv- marl5 Wilmino,on
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
CORON Err.

r, the Uemocro'ic Voiers ot Ne,o Castle County:
GENTLEMEN: Yielding to the solicitation Of many
hiend | az lin Uf.r myself as a candidate tor Cor
uner OF New Castle County, and pledge myself to
sive my hearty sappsrt to the nominee.
JAMES l.. cox.
I'm inuton Inn 9Th lS-o Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

Struggle on to victory. Never give up " hen
you are right. A frOwn is only muscular
contraction, and can't last long A laugh of
derisOn is but the modified bark st a cur. Ii
you can be laughed out of good, or the good
out of you, you are weaker in intellect than
the fool. whose argument is guffaw, and
whose logic Is Sueer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
jsnl2tl
Perfume Atom,zers.

An elegant. pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for difusing perfumery in the economical man
ner, scsnting the clothing. handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing application. OF
burns. sensitive surfaces, &c. also for disintectnR
and psifuming the sick room. For sale by
Il. BRIN6hURST X CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
CORONER.

To the Democratic Voters Of Ne,o Castle County:
GESrLEMtS At the solicitation Of many friend.
| respectfully offer myself "a candidate tor Aomi
nation of Coroner of New Castle county, subject
the decision of he Democratic Party. and pledg
myself to give hearty support to the Nominee
SAMUEL e. PEIKCE.
Christiana Hundred. January 9ht.-tm