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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
SAeriff's Salfs.
Shcriff's sale.

.gr. Ry virtue Of writ Of Levasi Facf
T~..u me directed, will he exposed TO p1
s.l;,h sale, 1T the Deer Park Hotel. Kept
GNl.k exander Laws. in the town Of NeWa
" hita Clay Creek hundred. New Castle Cd
On MONDAY. the l4th day u October.
at 2 O'Clock, p. m. -
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All those two certain equal undivided fifth parts.
rights. shares and interest Of in and to ali that
hundred. bounded and described according to q
survey made April 10Th. A. ID. 1868 by A. T. Pen
ningion. Esd, as follows. to wit; ReginninH at Q
stonc "A corner for land OF lillian j HurlOOk;
thence with his land north one and three quarter
degrees west thirty and six ten hs perches TO
n stone q corner for tho Morgan land: thence thero-
with south eighty eight and one aif degrees. east
sixty six porches To a stone corner for George W.
Walker land, thence therewith south tWepty do
gree. east seventy three and teuths perche o.
to stake coracr OF iand OF u. ID. Morse; thence
thpre.it' son,h forty live degrees, west ninety
sigh pcrrhos To a corner stake Of land of James
A. Benson. thence with his land north forty four
degree, ea:. hirtv nine and four -tsnths psrches
t. stone corner; tn nee still with his land south
eighty three dagrees. .est MY two perches T. a
thence with the middle Of said road sonth eiehty
eisht degrees. west ninety seven perches to . cor
per of Andrew Ell son'- land in the middle Of said
road; thence with his land north one and o half
degrees west eiChty four peiches To a large white
oak tree in r,d OF the said William J. HuriOck;
quarter degrees east one hundred and fifty eight
psrches to the place of beginning. cautainihg One
~ !red and fh,rty-eigbt Acres and Eishty-two
Peiches be the same mo 9 or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Samuel Ward and Martha his wife. and Wiliam
''' " A'' '''' JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
SheriA' Ofncc. New Castle. Sept. Is, 1928
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
Bowers FIOOf LiniMent.

After 90 years practical experience with horses.
in staging. teaming, Sc, / have learned that more
horses have been crippled by ina'tention 10 the
feet than all other diseases combined. After many
experiments have found the true remedy to rRk-
yKNr the disease OF the hoo restore II after mes
ligence. to what nature intended it should he-is
great support Of the note aniao II the hoot Is in
fame aud diseased the animal is comparatively
worthless. This niment will surely Drec."t this
worst of all diseases, tCoutractlpn, torus, Quarter
Cracks. Contraction of the Back Sincw. generally
called knee-Sprung. &c., and restore those that
have been crippled by The want ot such a remedy
tA-Try it, and Il will never fan II properly ap-
piled. viz
Battle the horses foot once d week. or uitensr i
necessary. at the heel and frog and around the hoot
close to the hair. NJ. q. BOY ER.
Norristown. Pa.
Mr.. NJ. Z. EoYER-Dc1r Sir, This Is i certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable Tor
three months past. Oh more than one hundred nor
ses. and find it the hest preparation have ever
used on horses. 1t is far better than You recon-
mend il. Send me Eve at once. by express.
c. o. ID. HARRY liAMlLinN.
No. 132 " est 5lst street. New York City,
Z. BRINGHURSr \ CO. druggists. corner 9TH
and NJ arket streets, Wim ington. having been ar.
Iointed gents for this valuable and Popular loof
Liniment, are fully prepared 10 supply il whole ale
and retail at the manufacturers prices.
sepl9-dtawkw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
BOARD oE-EDUcAIlOM.
SPECIAL MEETING LAST EVENING.

A special meeting Of the Board OF Education
was held last evening" President Grimshaw IN
the chair.
In the absence Of the Secretary, Mr. FRAN"
was appointed to act in that capacity.
The President stated that the object OF The
meeting was the consideration Of the application
of u. Mccullough Il Co, for permission to lower
the grade Of the drain ON Fifth street, below
French, belonging 10 the Board. Permission
to tap the drain had been granted them some
time ago, hnt finding it too high,lhey desired to
lower II.
Col Mccullough being present, was granted
leave to ST ate the request, which he did stating
that they were about building in that neighbor
hood, and desired TO drain their property, and
coanccl their drain with the one on Fifth street
bu. the latter was not deep enough to carry ot
the water from their drain.
Mr.. Child moved that Il committee Of three
be appointed To consider the application
Adopted
! On motion Of Mr. Atkinson, the committed
were instructed to superntend the work, should
i, be done, and see that The school properly o
the board be not injured by its performance
( Mcssrs. Child, Griffin and Lynch were ap
pointed said committee.
| The Boar'! -. IN Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
CITY ITE M s.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S Marke.
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions
medicines and that a competent person is ut all
times ready to prescribe for such sick aS call nj 'ha
store and that no charge is made except the regular
price Of the medicines the price as they would
pe- anywhere else: but that no one is visited nj
their residences.
BUILDERS HARDWARE We would ca
the attention of those building to our stock
Building Hardware, Paints, OILS, Glass, SC, which
10 we'll selected, and LARGEST i'll the State
Nails, Sash Weights, RIM and Mortlse Locks, Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts. Stayhacks, and in
fact all necessary material for 'ltinr, tai sale he
CApELLE & BROTHER, 2l> Market St,
Carpenters Tools, Planes, Carpenters and
Chapman's make,) Chis.ls, Sockets and firm.Is
Squares, Steel and Iron Compasses. Calaeis, EuaS'
Wooden and Steel Braces, Plnehers, Beyels saw
Sets, Plumbs ana Levels, &c., Tor sale ty
CAPELLE & BROTHER, .l4 Market 81.
GRAIN BAGS Stark Mills AL, All cotton
Grain Bags, for sale by
CAPELLE < BROTHER, 2l2 Malket st.
PLOWS, OF different make 80 follows Heck
endorn, Moore, Atwood ~ Nil"ys, New A"ls
Hakes,) for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
PLOW CASTINGS -Heckcildonn, Moore, At
wood & Willey's. Tor sale 10y
CAPELLE x BROTHER, al2 Market 81.
KNIVES AND FORkS.-Our stock Of Table
Cocoa handles, both English and American max
is worthy Of the attention ot any one wishing to
purchase CAPELLE x BRO. PIP Market Il.
CROSS CUT .sAWS.-Wood and Cross Cut
Saws, with Tuttles patent teeth these saws 10y the
experience OF practical men, will do as much work
II one day as any other i'll two and at redu & d
prlces for sale by CAPELLE * BRO.
2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

SIaoS CAMERON, the embodiment of venality
and corruption, Is again a candidate for United
States Senator. He is the LIAM who was kicked
from Mr. Lincoln's cabinet in disgrace, AID in re-
gard to whom Congress, by two-thlrds vote,
pessed the following resolution of censure, to be
found III the journal OF the House OF Representa-
ives. second session of the Thirty seventh Con-
,ssss.
Hesofeea, That Simon Cameron, late Secretary
Of War, by investing Alexander Cummings with
control OF large sums Ct tho public money and al.
thority to purchase military supplies, without re-
strcton, without requiring from him any 9uaral-
tee for the faithful performance OF his duties,
when the services OF competent public officers
were available. and by involving tho Government
in vast number of contracts with persons rot le-
ultimately engaged in the business pertaining to
the subect-matter OF such contracts, especially III
the purchase of arms for future delivery, has
adopted policy highly injurious to the public
service, and deserves the censure of the House.
In regard to this resolution Judge Kelley says
"To save their party and their country. the friends
OF the Administration in the House had to pro
claim his infamy and denounce his crimes" And
yet this infamous man, beside whom VIM. NJ
Tweed Is saint, has the audacity to say "W,
will elect General Hartranft by twenty Thousand
majority" He is the type of Hartranft's friends
Will the honest men OF Philadelphia help to ele :
his tool to the Chief Magistracy of Pennsylvania
IHiid. Press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

&,,n NJ the W washington IIWel kept py lb2Ac
BML Pyle. in the city of Wilmington. New Castle
county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of October. 1872,
at > o'clock y. m
the toluwing described Real Estate. viz:
All thatccrtaln Mill property and land thereunto
said. and be,r. bounded AMI described AZ fO!lavs.
to wit: beginning NJ IA stune II corner OF Fred nov
Mendenhalls land; thence by the same north ptty
five and a hall degrees. east nineteen perches Aod
two.tenths to stone; and thence north eighty two
and half degrees west three .tenths OF perch "
post a corner ut William Walters land. thence
by his land north forty cegrees. east seventeen per
ches to his ga rdcn tence thence by the same south
twenty seven degrees. east two perches and seven
tenths and north sixty five degrees: east hye per
thence with the middle Of the same north eishtssA
and halt degrees. wsst three perches thence -
Way's land north fifty seven degrees. east nine
perches 10 II stone. north seventy two nnd half
degrees. east twenty Lire perches to tie line Of
Joseph Guests land; thehce crossing the mill pond
degrees. east tAirteen nerchss aEd nve-tentns,
south sixty qne deprees. vest eightaen perSaes,
south fifty Eve degrees. west eight pelches and
four.tenths. south twenty nine AND malt deSfvss.
west five perches aud fve.tsnths. south tive de-
erees. east three perches and iye.tsnths. south
thirteen degrees. west twenty eight perchss. and
north fifty degrees. west tour perchts to the
line oi Fred or rMenJenhall's land aforesaid; thence
By the same north eight degrees, west i've pssches
and fve.ten tbs, and north seventy nine degrees.
containine Seven Acres and Fifty Perehes; and
also an additional Four Acres. max in the whpla
Eleven Acres end One Rood and Eogr PsIahe3 OK
Land, be the same more or less.
seized anu taken IN execution as the property of
JAMES Arm STRONG. Sheriff.
Sherh's Once. New Clstle. Sept. 2o. lS72.-0etl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
Literary NpNS.

THE OuTcAsT, AND OTHER PoEXs ByJ W
Watson, author OF beautiful Snow" Is in pre-
and will le published in few days by T. B. Pc
terson x Brothers, Philadelphia. The poem which
lends its name to the book. "The Outcast," treats
its subject with originality and feeling at del
icate and intense The despair ef the wretched
parent, for his wife and children, depicted with
true artistic effect. All the other poems in "Ihe
Outcast." possess great interest, and display a
lively and pleasant fancy, as well as genuine,
hearty sympathy with all the joys and sorrows OF
humanity. This volume will take strong hold OF
the heart and memory. and will live and last like
!" Beautiful SNOW" because the poems in it touch
many chords of human sympathy. 1t will be pub
lished in one la.ga octave volume uniform with
beautiful Snow" being printed on the finest
tinted plate paper. and bound i'll D.orocco cloth,
with gilt top AZ side, and beveled boards, price
Two Dollars, ant will be for sale by all Booksell-
ers, advance copies will be sent at once, by mail
ts any cne, Tree of postage hy the Publishers, on
receipt Of price.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS. THIS FvEvrNo.

Asylum Lodge, No %, l o o +, ut Odd Fri'
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
t;opd Intent Division, No 3, OF i, at liai'
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle. Is U C. A, Hall 50i Market
street. -
Lincoln Lodge, No ., X o. 7, at I'm. rs OF
PythIas Hall, 2ll MartAt street.
American Star I.ouse. No |, Fat Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets. 80,
Columbia Lodge, No II. q 1, at rilh
and Market streets " ~
Fidelity Tenple. No. |, True Templars. at Han
cor di 7th and Spruce streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

Another case OF persecution for refusing to pay
political assessments is furnished the public this
morning The men whose discharge was ordered
by Collector Arthur refused to pay the tribute ia,d
upon them they were accused of being tented
with Greeleyism" and SO were cut of without
remedy. This is the Grant way OF reforming
Civil Service; it has reformed great many men
into the Liberal party. The publication Of the
facts will afford the special Hunky Of the Admin.
istration another opportunity to double himself
up with laughter inextingaishable. Y. Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
SnerlH-A nAlc.

N BY virtue of a writ OF ysnditioni Expon-
s ,;;.s as. TO me directed. will be exposed to Pub
HiiiI lc Sale. at the front door Of the County
E&.X Building in Dover,
On III ESDAi. 18th day of October. 1872,
at 2ls o'clock. .. m.,
the following Real Estate. to wit:
All that certain piece parcel or trac Of land sit
uate IN st. Jones' Neck. 10 Dover hundred, Kent
county and State Of Delaware. on the fesd Yfon
lands, of James Raymond, the heirs Of janis
Slaughter deceased. and Others and said to con-
tam Que Hundred and Ten tll0) Acres Of Land,
two toried frame dwelling house. barn, stablss,
cribs and other outbuildings
Seized and taken in execution us the property Of
Joseph Millswsy. and will be sold for cssk.
=, SAMUEL HAkdADfNE. Sheriff.
sherin's Ofice. Dover Del. Sep. ~. 1879 -oet1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
LOCAL iAIELLlcENCE.

Delaware Loan Association meets this evening.
Don't fail to hear Senator Bayaris speech, on
Friday night
The election Tor Assessors and Inspectors is IN
progress, to-day,
Only three carloads of peaches were shipped TO
Jersey City, yestrday.
The set of chamber furniture mt the Odd Fell
ows Hall. was given, last evening. to John dones.
South Wilmington.
A WARNING. = a few days ago, a boarding house
keeper sued delinquent hoaider Tor board M'l
OF about $50, but failed TO obtain Judgment Tor
the amount because he could prodrc, no book
account The law, in such cases, requires "A debt
of over 81 to be certified by booh-account. and
as keepers Of bcarding-houses very rarely keep
such an account. they Should take warning, as dis
honest 6oardeTs, il they We're 81 inclined, could
legally escape the paymen, oi all honestly incn'-
red hoard bill
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
.%nerll1'S sale.

1stAhr By virtue of a writ Of Levari Facias. to
Em me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
HIM. at the Warrington Hotel. kept by Isaac
En11k Pyle. in the city of Wilmington. New Cas-
tie county. Del.
On WEDNESDAY. the 10th day Of October. lS-7
at2 o'clock. +. a..
The following described Real Estate viz,
aed in the city of Wilmington aforesaid. whersOn
is erected three storied Brick Dwelling House.
bounded and described rs follows. to wit: Begin
ming at stake on the southery 81 ie Of sixth street
betw, en- Lombard and Pine Streets at the distance
of one hundle ed and eiSnty four feet from the cas-
:erly side oi Lombard street, thence routherly pa
rallel with Lombard street eighty feet to twelve
foot wide street; thence ensterly parallel with
Sixth street eighteen feet to stake; nee north
erly parallel with the first mentioned line eighty
feet to the side of sixth street; thence Herewith
westerly eighteen feet to the place Of beginning.
containing Fourteen Hundred and Forty Fee. of
Land. he the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution AS the property o t
Simeon Dixon and Harriet r. his wife. and t. is,
and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG;. sheriff.
Sheriff Office New Castle. September Is. 1872 80
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

SrEciAI. MEETiS'"--A special meeting OF the
Democratic -ssociaiion will he held at the
Headquarters, ca Thursday evening, The
regular business will he transacted. THIS change
ia made in consequence of the Democratic meet
Ing Al. Institute II all ON Friday night which
will br addressed hv Senator R,vard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

SrEREopTICAN. - Tomorrow evening, a
highly interesting @tereopticoa exhibition, il
lus,ratiye OF scenes and incidents IN the foreign
mission work, accompanied by an instrntve
lecture, will be given a! the Masonic Tenple.--
The proceeds are for the benefit Of Cavalry p
l.. Church A large a.te,dance should be
present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

.AMrsEMENrs.---The audience al the Masoni,
Temple, was rather limited last evening. bn
the "Ticketof Leave-NIan' was presented in ~
able and CtlNc,lve manner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

The Treasury Department has ordered Col
lectors of Customs to suspend the importation
of neat cattle and hides from infected Euro
pean countries. unless accompanied by consul
lar certificates that they are free from disease
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
Better Late Than Never,

Ii your teeth are going, and you have not yet
tried the 'SozopoNT," as u preservative, try it
now. Abandon all other Dentrifces and give il a
fair chance; il is guaranteed to be harmless MS
water
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

FoR SALE-Mr s. II. Edgar offers for sale
a fine thrce.story bricl. dwelling No, 81 Del
aware Avenue, containing ten rooms, and all
modern conveniences. This j. an excellent
property, IN a desirable location, and can be
procured on accommodating terms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
Or. TUFTS SarsaparIlla and Qeen's
Delight.

This valuable preparation combines all the
Medicinal virtues which long experience has
proven TO possess the most safe and efficient Alter.
nutive and dsobstruent properties for the cure of
Scroiula Kings Evil, White Sweings, Ulcers
Caucerous and indolent Tumors, Mercurial and
Syphilitic Affections, Enlargement and liberation
| OF the Bones, Glands, or OF the Womb, spleen
and Kidneys; all the various Diseases OF the Skin,
such as letter. Rineworms, Boils Pimples, Sore
Ewes, &c, Nervous Affections, propsy. and all
diseases originating from depraved state OF the
Blood. Also, many affections peculiar to Females,
as Suppression, Irreguar,ty, Leucorrhna orWhite
Steri1ity. Ovarian and terine DroTsy, Nc. 1t Is
Purely Vegetable.
When lsirg lir Iutts yer ris. no restraint
of diet or occupation is necessary. !Nn Hay eat
or drink as uaIlll lhny are nv -lv -atn ID.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
BEFORE ESQUIRE p,,ur

Mary Jane Leonard for assault and batter,
ON Susan Williams, was required to pay costs
and give bail in the sum of 5000, TO keep III,
peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01

GRAND SoIREE.-- On Thursday evening,
October 18th, Prof. S S. krueger, will give a
grand soiree at his dancing academy in the
Masonic Temple. This will undoubtedly be one
of the most brilliant and recherche entertain
ruenis OF the season, and no efforts " i'll be spared
10 make it an entire success Tickets can only
be obtained by subscriptions, and every possible
endeavor viii be made 10 bring together a select
company. Fully 500 persons ate expected 10
be present, among them some eofthePhilade.l u
fashionables
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
Magistrates Cases,
EEFORE MAYOR SIMMs

John and James Wilson, and Lewis Jeandel
for drunkenness, were each fined fifty cents an,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
An Essential of loneliness.

DR. Tu,t's Hair Dye does not lnjure the lia,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-01
SSlcrIllS SAFE

49, Hy virtue Of a writ Of l.evari Facias to
Fl: me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale.
i,i at the Washington Hotel. kept by Isaac
LIZ ~ Pyle. in the City of Wilmington New Castle
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-01
THE MAN WHO FIRED THE RAUVoo TEMPE
From tho Peoria QIl.) Transcript.

From tho Peoria Qll.) Transcript
Among the events of the famous
Mormon war was the burning Of he
Nauvoo Temple. The structure WINS
burned In tho night time, and so sue
cessful was the party engaged In its
firing. that probably he was never sus-
pected. The recent death Of the III
cendIary, however, has removed the
necessity Of further secrecy, aud a day
or two ago we were put In possession
Of his name, and tho facts connected
with tho burning Of the temple, by the
only living person cognizant Of them.
The temple was fired by Jos. b. Ag'
new, who recently died In Appanoo.e
Township, Hancock county, In this
State, at the age Of some IS years. 1t
was always supposed that the party
who burned the building had entered
through the basement, but the facts are
Mr. Agnew surreptitiously obtained II
key to one of the doors Of the temple
some time before the act. No one was
engaged with him, and only four knew
he was the party. Three of these arc
now dead. Agnew prepared his fire.
ball aud other combustiblcs at his resi-
dence. Placing them In his saddle
bags, he rode on horseback to Nauvoo,
and in the night entered the templc
with his key, passed up to the cupola,
arranged his materials and fired them,
and then quietly escaped the way he
came. Our informant, who Is n re-
sponsible and prominent citizen Of the
western part Of the State, Gays he
thinks he Gar produce the key of tho
temple which Agnew secured In order
10 accomplish his work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-01
DROWNED IN THe COLORADO.
From the Phoebe Record of friday

From the fl0cne hecoru Oh rrluay.l
From a gentleman who yesterday
returned from a trip to the Colorado
gold dIggings, we learn TINT Bush boo.
lin and Pierre Cazou, both well known
In this vicinity, were drowned wllilo
attempting to pass the rapids on the
river. The accidents happened about
60 miles above Lieut.. Wheeler's obser-
walton monument, and the particulars
are about as follows The current was
very strong. and n rope had been at
tached to the boat for the purpose Of
dragging It through by help from the
bank. Cazou was In the boat ut the
time, alone. Suddenly tho ropo broke
and tile boat was carried down the
rapids and dashed to pieces among the
rocks. The accident to Mr.. Doolin
happened IN about the same way, but
q little further down the stream. When
the rope attached to the boat broke, he
was thrown out, and, In attempting to
save himself by swimming, he was
caught In q whirlpool and carried
down. Neither Of the bodies were re-
covered when our informant lett. Both
parties were we'll known In Phoebe,
Cazou having worked In the Lightner
shaft Of the Raymond & Ely mine,
and Doolln having fitted out hero for
the trip. Doolin was also we'll known
In Virginia City and Gold Hill, rs he
was for years employed In the mills
and mines Of that place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-01
SACRAMENTO ITEMS.
From the Union Of yesterday

t~elegraphlc message, received ye
terday by IL. Ii. Howe, conveyed the
sad intelligence that Mrs. Mary Dana,
formerly Miss Mary E. Howe, for
some 10 years connected with the pub
lie schools OF Sacramento-and a lady
we'll known and highly esteemed hero
died at Virginia City quite suddenly
Saturday evening. The remains will
be brought to this city for interment,
and the funeral will take place from
Grace Church at 4 T. ". tomorrow.
Among the passengers who arrived
from the East by yesterdays expires!
train was George II. Williams. for.
merly United States Senator from Ore
gon, but now United States Attorney
General.
A change In the timetable Of the
Central Pacific Railroad makes the
local passenger train. bound for San
Francisco. leave this city at q quarter
to s A. NJ. instead Of n quarter past Z.
Last Sunday b%ull-terrier dog b.
longing to local officer jackson, wor'
ried and chased one Of the deer quar-.
tered ut East Park. and all the shout
ing. chasing aud throwing OF sticks and
stones that was rcsorted to did moi
avail to stop him. AS the deer was In.
turing himself In his anxiety to get
away from the dog. the owner Of the
latter shot him (the dog as he ran by,
the ball entering his neck, but not, II
Is hoped, as he Is q valuable animal,
intlicting n mortal wound.
The Metropolitan Theater will b
reopeued, next week, by John McCul-
Tough, with the grand spectacular play
of "The Palace of Truth" The entire
strength OF the company Of the Califor.
MIA Theater, Of San Francisco, will
participate In the performances.
A carload Of oysters and another Of
whiskey were among the freight which
arrived from the East Yesterday.