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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
ny MArTLNGLv. q WngRLER, Auction.
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TRUSTEES RALR OF VALUABLE RIAL RS
TATE IN THE OlTY OF wAkHINuTON, d. o.
81 virtue Of DECD q inst bssring date 90 The
No 6piAt folio of the Land Records for Washington
the District Of Columbia and at the request
Of tho party secured thereby, the undersigned, As
trustee will sell A. public suction ~ front Of the
pTemisls, on MONDAY, the 9Th day II hofembeT, A.
b. isil Al O'clock p. NJ ali that osrtAn lot, piece,
or parcel Of ground kuoWn and designated and de.
soTlbed on the ground plat or plan OF the city OF
Washington IS Lot numbered nineU-two, GA In Fny'
Normsnt aud BaTrotps subdivision of Square num-
bored one hundred aud nifty tlbll
Terms Of sale! Tho amount Of Indebtedness, lFbl5,
with interest from the Qth day o. jay, A, d. lsIl,
together with the expense Of SALE &c be psid 70 olsh
Of which deposit Of go will be required from the
purchaser at the time Of SALE AMI the Tstidue Of said
cash within Ave days after the day OF sale the bal
Anos at tiG ard twelve months, for which the mote
Of the purchaser, bearing nterest from the dsy o.
sale and secured By deed OF trust on the property
sold will DO repaired. -,
ii toe forms II sale arc not complied With uithln
Ave days fruni the tAd day Of sale, tbs properly will
DO ToSold al the risk and cost Of tn, defEuling puT
chaser UPON three dsTs notice OF such resale being
given By advertisement 10 the DAILY NATIONAL Re
TALLMADuE A. LAMBERT. Trustee.
MATrGNuLY A WHEELER, Auououvers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

METROPOLITAN VARIETY THEATHF.
M GToHt success attends the sngAEement Of sam,
\. Sanford, thu veteran hthloplan comedian: VIII
10 presented this Waek, The Market Day AFFORD -
tho Old Farmer. Toe Virginia Mummy" Ginger
Hlue sam, r. RAntord, "BATney's Oourahlp" ths
"FfeedmAn's OcllpEs," toEethsf with new SopEs,
dances, farces, beau Iful lhllsts, Ao by the man
moth company, Notlcs,-On Fr dag evening, hovem-
Der r. benefit Of Sam. \, Sanford, on which occasion
ha win appear a. King Dick, In "Rehsrd ILL.," with
other spe ilAltlea % Monday evening. November
Charley Howard the celebrated representative Of the
old plantation mig. will appear, together with N. D.
Rhimer. RthlOnian comedian. MOI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

CoTTON HALP HOsR from s. to 70 Inches, and
from 80 10 ~ per dozen. Fine assortment,
HRO. U. lERNIEo,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
NALnIrr.


Water will be put on this morning, at !
o'clock, from tho G5-lnch main, by Emmett,
Smith & Co., contractors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

"ATMoRR's CELKBRATEDn AND "FIsHER's
UHRIyALEDn MinCn MEATs, at Splcof's but
streets Dealers supplied at Philadelphia and
baltimore pTiceB.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
BY EETI5SIEM l. 4, Y ,lL.ii s9i,,,:: p,o,.r,
Southwest corner Penn, avenue and Eleventh street
Star once Building.


SQUARE dlO OHANUhHI hALE OF NALU.
ABLR PROPERTY.
Under and b. virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
Court o. the District Of Columbia, passed In cause
! said coutt, humbered P1s, Equity, wherein Hen
and otharu are oomplalnAnts, and Malcolm heAton
And others are dsisndAnts, the undersigned, aP-
auction, upon tho prcmlses, 10 he highest bidder
therefor, on wkDNkhDAH, the avn oay Of WOVEN.
of Eton aeoordug To the recorded sub
Of aid square. This property IL yep eFiblJ situated
The terms Of sale, ~ prescribed by tho decree,
third Of the purchase money cash, and the bal
the purchaser 70 rive Tor tho deferred payments hts
prouissory noea, seoaTed 70 !ho satisfaction o. tho
W. n, WEBB, Trustee.
noyb.2lw9E LATIMFR A OLHARY, Auota.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays Q per cent. per annum on deposits
for each calendar month. Banking hours, to
4; Saturdays, to I and tos.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

FIR Ladies, Misses and Children, a large and
varied assortment at Gartrells, 700 Seventh
street, corner Of !.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

The wnshInEtOn city Savings Bank,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cont interest on all deposits. De-
pOSits can ha made and drawn at will. Il
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
AmUIsENI ENTs.

ne NNNNnuAl
Miss Putnam, In "Mcgs Diversion" drew a
COOL house, notwithstanding all the election OS'
oltemont and musical attractions 10 town. She
won Increased favor, and her well.tIained com.
pany made new friends. Tonight Miss Putnam
appears In "Saus SUucL"
Metropolitan variety Theatre.
Sanford, thSmaglc power at tho Metropolitan
continues 10 mi Manager HcnEs's treasury. Ho
has a benefit Friday night.
The Theatre ComIduo.
There was o large audience at the Theatre
ComIque again last night. Tho election returns
were read from the stage, which added much to
the interest OF the occasion. The performance
PASSED OIL handsomely, and all the talented com
pany received due applause. Dick Parker
benefit Thursday night.
Iincoln Hail.
A very large and brilliant audience heard the
great Rublnstoln and bis equal compeer, Wleni.
ayfkI, last night. Thoso fortunate in attending
these concerts regard them as the greatest mu.
SicRI reat Of their lives. We hope to hear them
mi 10 this season, and deeply regret inability
thiamorning 10 make n notice IN CFfcnsO OF the
unrIvalcd excellence Of the performance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
CITY ITEMS.

THHnoN Colonnade Hotel Philadelphia, Penn.
sylvania, Is only two blocks north and south
from two Presbyterian churches.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

L OFOoLUhBIA. HOLDING AsPEoIALTElM
In the case Of JANIS 3. DAVIS and SAMUEL o.
DAvts, executors Of James Y. DAVia, deceased, the
q the Supreme oogTs q ths DiEtFiot q g9igmeia
OF November, 1874, for tho final settlement and
distribution Of he perEonh estate Of said deceased
and Of tho Assea In hand far the same bAvo been
collected and turned into money when and where al
the creditors and heirs Of aid deceased are notihed
may otherwise by Law DO excluded from Az bonoht In
said dee0Asod6 ostAtoi Prpvided copy Of ths order
TSstI P's''S ~ a. WHISTLER,
oe9SF8W' RsEistsT o. wins,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
Auction Sales.


UN4ER AsP ], nv Y, y!gIUE ~ ini hREER q
1871, By oliver W. whltlssey snd ElEabeth
ssVtSS Sssg sGa in SSr % ak fo H 49, s The
pndsr,Eoed, lTuitses, viii sell atpubile auction,
o. November ts7a, a. o'oloot ,, M, AZ tsLt
part Of lot numbered three, 9l iu,9u are Eve
D. o., oontAinsd within the following meets add
bonnds. Beginning for the sans A the northwest
corner OF said square and running thanoe east STU
feeti thence south ons hundred and twentyone feet
ssysn ineho.i thence west SIXTY feet thence west
place Of bes inning, with the thsreupon
THIS property l. tituated on the southeast corner
o. o and Booond streets northwest, near Trinity
church.
Terms Of salsi One half cash, residue In slI and
twelve months OouvsyAnoinR Al cost Of purchaser.
One huodTsd doliSTa must 10 paid When the hid Il
accepted, and the remainder Of cash payment within
Ave days otherwise the property viii DO Tosod At the
cat aud risk Of putoh Aser, - ...
no,ss.-as, we =. E EbAHEdssT6sS Trustees.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
I ,1' 9 o,", " VEST slsTERs: -, :"

INC O""u IL SDP PFi IN HHUEI6is.
Meaarl. OUIITRR AND GOLDRlUH, .-
QUILTER AND GOLDRlOH,
The now ard beautiful ballet Dtvertlssm0nt entitled
THR FAIRY sPRtfs, THE FAIRY sPRIrE,.
Miss BALt.lE AfT, Miss HALLiN APT,
Mr. JAS w.WRSLEY and Miss ADDtE JOHNSON
MILK UALLETTI MILE q LLE1Tl,
A nd the sntlro Corps de Ballet. New and luughablo
sLstohss ID lnterludes By the Sons Of Momus,
Msssa PARKER, BttRbAHK, Il. JEAN BUCK.
LILY and JAZZ DOUGLASS.
Brilliant PETlor Entertainment go,
FIRST tina Of the beautiful sentA ionAl Drama rit
ten By W, y. Tue mpsOn, entitled,
TIM BRIGAND oUERHi Or. A Fathers Oufse.
ThuudAy Evening", November q, 1879, farewell
bent nt OF the tocpls's fAtoFlte,
DICK PAHKER.
tB-FAmlly MAlinSss every Wednesday and SAtur'
IadIss' nights every Tuesday ABd FhdAJ. ned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Bishop Becker.

RECEPTION TO re GIVEN HIM IN ST.
PETERS CHURCH.
Ameetng Of the different Catholic. Socie-
ties of this city was held, last evening, at the
rooms of the Catholic Literary Association,
for the purpose of completing arrangements
for the approximate reception of Bishop l,eck-
er, on his return to this city, The plan Of
giving him public reception at TIE depot,
and es,cortins him to the episcopal residence,
ss first proposed, was abandoned, and q gen.
eral reception, in St Peters Church, on sun :
day afternoon, decided upci..
The following Beneficial Societies will par
ticipate in the aifair;-St. Peters; st. Joseph's
OF Brandywine; st. Mary's; st. Michaei's
st. James; ST. Peters of Kew Castle; st,
Mary's Total Abstinence Society; st. Paul's
Temperance Society; Eheld's Library Assoc.
-ation; I. NJ. c. Phiiopatrian Literary In
stitute.
Marshall.
The different Societies will meet at st
Mary's Church, cOroer of sixth and Pine
streets, at ~ O'Clock, P. NJ, ANA .uarcl, in q
cody to st. Peters Church, Sixth and Wesl
streets, where th-i receptio. will take place
TIE different Societies are requested to re-
port to the Chief MARSHAL, immediately upu
their arrival at It. Mary's Church, in ordel
, TO avoid all undue confusion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

CuEsrI No rKs-A RADICAL PROCESSION 3roNE
4 PUBLIC HcrsE-The Delaware County Dtpo
erat says:
Oa last Saturday evening colorcd Grant com-
rany nd parade. and attended tho political
me.t,I:. III South Chester borough. composed Of
whites and hlack'. When tho darks arrived at
the Iamokin House, kept BY Edward ODonnell,
the proprietor hearing disturbance outside. clos
ed and barred the door Of his house. whoreupon
tho negroes attempted to break the door. Failing,
thoy fred pistol, the ball passed. through the
door and lodged in o petition opposite. Ono OF
Mr. ODonnell's boarders who was looking out 81
the window at tho tiyuc fred at, the ball pase.
Ing near his hend
Be it said to their credit that somo Of the white
Republicans extinguished their torches and refus-
ed to participate in ths meeting Mr. O'Donnell
offers reward of $25 for the arrest and conviction
| OF the person or person. who mado tho shovo des-
crihed attack upon his premises.
| SHOOTING RA1L.--At Augustine meadows. c.
q. Eyre, John ksrin and Charles Longbottom, Of
thn city. last week shot in three days 26 rail birds
The time occupied was hours, this IL the largest
| number of birds killed on the Delaware in the
same spacc OF time and BY tho came number o.
guInNrs. for several years past.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
business Notices.

To Pie Nc PAITrEs.--A enc a1ool tIient
English pickles and sauces OF ell kinds. Walnut
.nd To:Eatoe catau;, fresh SsIncn. Lobstars, Sar-
dimes. Pickled and Cove Oysters, &c, Nc. Also
Matthew'S & La.ocrs celebrated olive oils. Mt
BOWMAN'S. the Grccers, Ath and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
ksttlea, Mea.n. Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and Other
glass. stone and tin ali tight jars ana cans cheap
ct BUNMAN'S, the t-iocer'a 18th oad Lombard.
L. H. Fouik, No. iG, Wet .eeord street,L Las oI
cana tIe assortment ~ very easy shoe' sc,ta6l,
81 ndIca a:I e1n.enaI ciys mead il, !i.c, CT low
-rices. DC =
Cheap Goa stove S576, Nut q IS Per 224l
pounds for cash o.ply, at yard South Of Marke
street Bridge feb91-tf VIM y. GROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
CITY irE N $

ALFEED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2sS Market
street, respectfully informs hi. friend and the public
N general thkt he keeps on hand eli DESCRIPTIONS O.
medicines, and that G competent person is at all
.uss re.dy to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
store ard ths. charge Is made except the regular
Lr.ce tic el.i1e,. tho sane price ss they would
pay snywhe,e s'-e: but tbs: rs cuo j: visited at
.heir residepe
BUILDERS EAknN AEk.We would ca
re attention cf tAcsa '.-Ldins TO cu- stock o
suldins HsItwars, Psirt., Oils. Glssi &c, which
IA wei esi.cte5, sId LARGEST in the State
Sans- S.sh v eight, Firn era MoEtss Locks, Butt
Hinaec, Shutter sad Docr Eolt1, StayIacka, ana in
ac. ell n.cs.c1v E..ersl f.- building. e. sole te
CAFELLE g. BROTHER, ~ Market St.
Carpente,s TcoI.. Fisnas, (CG1p.nter's and
Chapna1's uAake,l Chiselc, Sockets end Flrme1'
Aauarss, Stes and IIoa Cosurasses CalapeIo, Rules
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pintherr. Ervels Saw
Sets, Plumb, md LeveI,. Sc for .s.e BY
CAPELLE & BROTHEE, 2i2 Market ST.
GRAIN BAGS atsri. Nils. Al, Gil cottoI
oA7EiLE { EkoTHER, p. surrke. St.
pLOWS. d different Inakos a. fc!lowa:-Heck
sntorn, Moore, Atwood s, Wiley's. New iorl
""tc',l cAPTIhE 5iI 1l1s z z nnorHEn s.a Market 81.
PLOW CASTINGS -Hockendorn, Moore, y,
"''e eSpEIEE Z t 'ds SEoTEfn. ss9i Il az Market St,
KNIVES AND TORAS.-Our ctock of Iabl
SD Dessert knives, lvory, Iir- horn. Ebony an
purchase. CAPELLE {. BRO, 2l2 Marke: Il.
CROSS CUT 5AWS.-Wcoi G.,a Crcsss CI
saws, with 1uttlo5 raten: teeta, these saws by th
experience Of practical r1en, WI d. T., II.uah wor
p1ices. fsT c ,l- b, CAPFLLE q BRO.
Sl2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Maaistrates' Cases
7zTcBR NAYoE sIxEc.

Arthur havanaugh, Jas. w. Gill End John
Henry Green, col, each were fned 30 cents and
co.ts for drunkenness
REFoEE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
Noah Craig, col, went into the house Of Dan.
iei Collina, in Hedgeviile, on "Wednesday even
ing, for the purpose Of obtaining drink. He
laid hia pocket book containing $3.50 ON the
counter. bu. on looking for it few minutes
afterwards, j, wa, gone He accused Craig O!
stealing it, when the latter. ass;sed By his wife
ano daughter, uncsretnonioisly pitched Noah
into the street. Craig waa fined 80 cents and
cos5 for The assault, but the theft of the rocl q,
toot could not be proven OIL him.
Caiharine hicClusksy, for threatening to take
the life Ct Samuel Simmons, Of Hrownaown, was
held to bail, in the sum Of So, to keep IL.
peace
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
MILLvILLE, FLA, Sept %, 1866.

Dr.. IVm. II. Tut:
Dear Sir--In my young days was rather wild,
an became the victim OF loathsonc disease.
was treated by an eminent physician. and thought
l WAS cured. After moving to this State, ] was
halrifed at finding that the dseass making its
appearance again. in a secondary form. Ulcers
formed in my mouth and on different parts of my
body aiso became afflicted with severe Ehsu.
mstism. employ different physicians, and used
various pstAat medicines for months, all 10 no
purpose. During visit TO Jacksonville. / saw
yonr Sarsaperilla and Queens Delight, and con-
clrded 10 try it, have taken dozen bottles. 0nd
believe that the poison is entirely driven from
syetem. l in.endecontinuing It, however, to make
o sure thing of it, At the request of your Agent
send th,s - YOU. You Rrc at liberty to use il al
you like. Yours respectfully,
JOHN II. HUILFORD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
DI9amy.

HUSBAND WEBS nts rFNALE ENPLoYEE.
James Jerome waa arrested on Monday at Third
and Oxford streets and taken before Alderman
Toland On the charge Ct bieamy. He is a resident
Of Chester, and has largo cotton mannfactory
thero The allegation is that no has been married
recently to Sophia Coppius, q German woman who
has been employed in his establishment for soma
time pest. Mrs. Jerome Nc. ! appeared at the
hearing and established her right to be considered
the lawful wife. SaHoh was captured III compa.
ny with jerome. She was s1rained for marrying
| u man with a knowledge thet no is already mar
| ried. The prisoners were esch hold il $500 bail
-Ptila1 Pos:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

Late adTices indicate that the African aiaiuo,,,
fields are already becoming exhausted, and that
rise of from ten to twenty per cent. in the price
CT Diamonds has occurred there. Hundreds are
SAID to be leaving the fields, broken down by dis.
appointment and want, and many seekeru have
returned again and again to research the forsaken
Lillocks ThAe is one consolation to those who
may be disappointed to their search ter ger.s in
our Western Territories /; th. land itself i. q mine
ot wealth, end ii precious stones do not crop up,
there are precious metals and minerals enough t.
reward both miner and capitalist.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
sooItrlee,.,' :
Alysgzee flls aylxua.

: ,1 - Sassssee fSas ay!xue.
: F9a:k a: enc 4 .,.4 4Nss ,,s.: Z, q daa ~
uaiSmtis isass, ~, ~ 70 4 s..an" Odd
Fcliows Hall 81 and King IA. :.
Dslaw.!e Triec, No ], l . II NJ, Il Rod Mons
Hail. 4l6 Market.
Washington Council, No 4. o u A NJ, at Ne.
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No 3, Jr., 0 u 4 NJ at Hall,
9th and Market st.
lady Jefferson Home Communion, ut Hall hOi
M irket st.
Excelsior Lodge. No I. X Of r, at Knights OF
Pythias Hail. 2ll Market st.
Washington Camp, PO ) Of A, ct Good Fol-
Ows Hall, Sd and n;:ket SITS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Move Radical Thieves -.

1t Is now ascertained that JameS J. Johnson,
head OF the Stamp Division of tho subtreasury
at New York, is defaulter TO the amour, OF
nearly 100000 He is supposed to have thrown
awav the money in Wall street operations.
Charles hineey, a clerk in the st. Louis Poet
cGce,haa been arrested for otealins ill0o worth
Cfstanp,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

EXCURSION FROM THE WEST. An eXcnr-
sion train, two passenger and two baggage
cars, passed through this city. yesterday after.
noon, from Baltimore, on the way to New
way of the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad, and
was gotten up by some parties in the West
as cheap excursion trip to Philadelphia and
New York and return
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

SHOOTING MATCH.--A rife shooting match
will come OF at Schuet:en Park, on Monday
the 2crd inst, under the auspices OF the VIII
mington Rife Club, for the championship OF
Wilmington and other prizes. Tickets OF
admission 50 cents. Competition open to all
arrangements for Dancing and other amuse-
menta will be provided The Wilmington
Rifle Club. will meet at their Hall, at g.:
O'Clock in the morning, and parade 20 the
ParE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

BrILplNa LoTs.-Fifty handsomely located
building lots will be sold Tomorrow afternoon
by Willism Bright, Esq. Tl,yss who want to
buy bargains should attend the sale We have
no doubt the sale presents an opportunity to any
purchaAeI I" double his money in few years,
and lerhare treble las many Others have done
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

PAvEMEsy, -.1he Drlcklays!s xrs engaged
IN laying the pavement, on kinR >srtva, "
front of The new hotel,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

REMoytNo.-Messra VIM NJ kennard 4
Co., and Thos. ID. Webb, have commenced
removing into their new stores. Nos. 3O4 and
Sc Marks t street. They will bc fully prepared
tor the fall and winter business in "a few days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Two American Mlsse.

Miss Issippi and Miss Ouri, are disfGured a
good deal by the snags in their mouths. In
order that ali other Misses may avoid the like
blemishes. they are advised to use the famous
So-otoat, which will prevent and Obviate all
such difficulties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

FRlKNnLN V'sIr.-h large number oi the
members of Wilmington Division, No. !, 8. Ol
T., will 60 20 PHILADELPHIA, .hiseveping, on the
542 train, 10 pay II friendly visit 10 Grea'
Western Division. $. oc T., {" the latter city,
They will return on the 1850 train,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

TIE ho.TICUITrEAI ExnlBirIoN-Th
Horticultural Exhibition row in p,ogresss "A,
Institute Hall. waa cutie well attended last
evening, while the display OF fruits ard flowers
was greater than the frs night, numerous con-
.ribut;Onn having been received yesterday. The
array OF Rrapea and pears is immense while
fine varieties Of apples and ether fruits are
abundant. The collections OF plants and flowers
is both large and beautiful, The premiums
were awarded yesterday. The exhibition will
continue this ami to- morrow evenings.
OF the Agricultural Association was i.eld ~
Brdgeton, n. }. on the 18th inst. The dis
! play OF fruits, yegetables, aud other farm
products was fully up to the average T..
consequence of the exhibition lasting but o..l
day, very rlsrse crowd, numbering GooO.
was present.
with the murder Of George Q. Davis, on the
18th OF August last, had a fnal hearing before
Mayor Dare, and was fully committed to take
Court. sweeney has secured the services OF
John @ r Mtnhe f e s.des.on Sns 81 os cSinsi viii s
in defending the prisoner
A man named Bailey had IN arm broken OF
the fair ground, by having /. aucht in tn.
machinery Of patent swing A boy wa:
also badly Injured by being run over BY tn,
wheels of vehicle in thc vicinity Of tn,
fair.
EXTENSIVE BrTTII; MAArSo.--Jo,n Bar
nard OF East Marlborough, Chester county i
now milking 9s COWS. His processes are dis
E cribed in TIE Prcc.ica, Fhim,er: A f.rst.clas
4 yertiole engine. eiahthorse power capacity
3 Hot water pipes have been introduced in.
D the milk room. to regulate the tenperatur
there. and steam is also directed to the fee,
I room. adjoining the hog.pen, to cool: the fee,
Q for the fOgs. 1t will also be n1nd IN Iuil
: testing nezt winter. tie benefits or otherwis
! of cooking or steaming hay and fodder 70
COWS The main oost being in the engine,
is true economy to apply the steam to ever
> purpose where steam is wanted, and IL will b
used at the barn for thrashing, cutting hay
straw, etc. The usual cost of such an engin
is sl,:Oo.. The steam Is already utilized in tn
cottage cheese rocm--this article being one
the specialites here Sour milk is placed int
large vat, and when conyerted into curds
the whey is drawn off, and the curd3, whe
sufficiently drained are put into barrels, an
sold for IS barrel to firm in Philadelphia
who convert it into German hand cheese
paci, it in boxes and send it thousands q
miles, even to the Pacific coast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Honors to M. crse,e, in .ou,sy,,,e

4o-isv1iE, hT., Sepr. le.-poth bosr1s OF ihss
ei:y council tonight adopted resolution: rendering
1ofs:s Greeley the bospitalitiss Of the c,ty, and
appointing committee TO -scort bin ty SPECIAL
tyain to Louisville
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
LOCAL ,MfeLL.oeMcG.

REAL FsrArE.-Mrs Brlu ad;srtisr~ = ssr.
able b,i.ires, aand in King xIy Z, fu s,!p
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

The thirty-eight barefooted fiiars, lately
exled from Guatemala, will proceed, it is said
to Milwaukee, and there enter a convent Of
their order.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Now Advertlsemer erts

Queens Delight. .z-..-
Plantation EittetI.
sJrolont for the Weott.
urO-eriee at Eowmsn's.
Nctics-Citi-enH Loan Assoc lE.if ..
Dry 0oods-W n. "A. kennard \ g.,
Shooting Match --Wilmington r.. .ir;
Busipe.s Stacd for Eale--Snrp. ~. j.. Frl'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Peach 8hlpmente.

THURSDAY. "@
Jersey City. GO carr.
Philadelphia. cars.
Interior Penusy lvaria cars.
Total. SO cars.
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e6ntxtibssl.
DELAWARE COLLEGE

r1NIIE next Session will eomm.n.. -
4 September. By authority OF H. s ~ .s sn o.
Trnstoes BOTH SEXES will 30 admitt,i - o.
There arc four regular cour,ss.
THE CLASSICAL.
THE SCIENTIFIC.
THE LITERARY,
and the A0RtCULTURAI
any ons ct which May be pursued q. pleas ~,
pt:.eirei. s.iect course. cmbra,ing any Of *.
For Circulars ana further lntormation sddsrp.0s
W. II. PCRNELL, President
.us-ru.w Newark Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
RUGBY ACADEMY,

An English. C'as'iea! ;ond Cormerc,a. s,ao.
FOR BOYS.
22o Market St., Wilmington, Del.
DIR. SAMUEL ". MURPHY. A. NJ. pn,sol,.,
Assisted by Able and Faithful Tsschs,s
A@Fali Terms opsna Septsmber ad. ls,2I.
For Catalo loxuss and Circulars appiy To Ron.h..
Thomas Co. ""h'
- RFrraKsCRs- Ge2, W. Dush. Esg; Rev. wm
ford. EsG.; REV. W n. Hiakjey, 4. NJ: nIad'
Bush. NJ. b Hon. n. q Bradford. judge i y H.,
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