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Go to the DOLLAR STORE and purchase one OF
those valuable little time-keepers for one dollar.
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Sweet Havana oranges, very large and ,,,.v ;.
PIZZISI's o. ao Juie5s u
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White vests at E. B. SPENCE s SONS, 1900 Main
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Trains will lc,re the depot on Broad street at lc
O'Clock A. NJ, aud Mt regular intervals during The
day. Returning. will lciyc the grounds at AMI at
10 o'clock =. NJ. Fare each way. 10 cents
A splendid cotillou band has been engaged for the
occasion. Besides dancing, sack races wlleelharrow
races. other novel aud entertaining features, VIII
bc introduced.
A pleasant time Is guaranteed to all who mny at
tend
Tickets, so cents For sale by the members of the
Lodge and ut Randolph & English's and the rriuci-
pal drug stores. ap 2A-3t
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DYTHIAN PICNIC AND BALL. Cd
A PICNIC and BALL, under the auspices e. IL
of DAMON LODGE, No. !, KNIGHTS OF PYTH-
LAS, will he held ut the STATE AGRICULTURAL
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4 NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
1ISIRaNCE HHKEhGE H5 CosPsHY Viii nN be
held at the office of Lancaster & Co., at I! o'clock
THURSDAY EVENING, on the I'd day Of May
ls72. T.. B. MEADE,
ap 24-td Secretary.
NOTICE.--The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the office OF
MesSrs. Lancaster & Co. OIL TUESDAY, 2sth May,
1872, at IL o'clock. ID. S. WOODBRIDGE,
ap 24-td Treasurer.
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ni1r1,,npR ,1ARKEra

BALTIMORE, April ea.-Flour very firm superfnc
S7@$f.e2. Wheat quiet and unchanged; southern,
$tl0. Corn firm and active; white, 66c.; yellow,
Ssc.; western mited CSC. Provisions bouyant and
strong: Pork, Sla. Bacon shoulders, &C.. Whiskey,
n @ =
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 90, 81;

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 30, D7e.
Sun rises 6:id Moon rtses f9I'
Sun sets. 6s15 High tide. 100
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The largest and most juicy oranges are found at
PIzZINIS.
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Gauze shirts only 75c ut f. B. SPENCE & soS's
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NUT ANTHRACITE COAL for COOKING
~ ranges and small stoves. -.
6. ii. ITAWFS.
an 27-ow Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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HoPsl FRESH HOPS!

toas bale FRESH HOPS.
80 WILLIAM G. pANDRIDeE q Coz
.nss :; ea7 Broad street. :
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
n BAR will be held ut the City Hall TUESDAY
MORNING the 3Utll instant, at IL O'Clock. A full
and punctual attendance is requested. Rp 2T-dtd
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY will be held ut
the office Of the company Q914 Main street, OH
p nj. DAVID j. BURR,
an 29-td Secretary.
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ALL GRADES OF ANTHRACITE AND
N BITIJMISOUS COAL. s. u. HAYES,
no 27-2w Eighteenth AID Cary streets.
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.%OFF1CE OLD DOMINION SUGAR REFINING)
COMPANY. :
RICHMOND, April as, 1872. J
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders of the OLD DOMINION SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY will be held at the office of
the company, Seventeenth and Dock streets Rich
mond Va, OH the 10TH DAY OF MAY. 1872. Mt IL
o'clock NJ. JOHN f. WOMBLE.
ap 3c-td Secretary and Treasurer.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, April %. --Beeyes In fair demand
this week; sales, 2.ioo; extra Psnnsylyarix ana
mon, 5@lec. Sheep In fair demand; saies 1000 at
7Glesc. Hogs in fair demand; sales 4saea e1.:S@
S7.25 n cwt ~,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DICIIIOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
THE FIRST AND SECOND OF MAY.
Carl Maria Won Weber's celebrated Opera
DER FREISCHUTZ,
GESANGVEREIN VIRGINIA!
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Circle and Orchestra ra.................Sl on
Parouettc Observation-Disclosures. Is
Family Circle and Gallery ry..................... so
Reserved Seats, 25 cents extra
Sale Of Tickets and Reserved Seats at Mcssrs.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
The Piano used Is from the celebrated manufactory
of William Knabe & Co., Baltimore, and has been
kindly rendered by their agents in this city, McSsrs.
Woodhousc & Parham
For full particulars. sec small bills. ap oa-!t
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET. ~,
LOUISVILLE, ApEil 2o.-Tohacco active aud un-
hanged; sales, l5S hogsheads. W t'
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sCOMMERCIAL.
CORN ASE, FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RtCffsiGNf,. " ,.NA ,yf.tf 81. 1877.

i 20 LUEN{ ANEl ELOUK. .ENGilANlfE.lkErt "a
RfcirioSD, VA..S april 50, t572.
IL OFFERINGS. ssislFsSi ~
GosS--Wiats. ;a2 bushels. Yellow, lss bushels. y
stLOus---suOernn 70 barrela. Extra, "a barrcl..
J. tt 4st -.sAEES.. o. y Z S.2ssy-
CoRs.--Wfitc, 2s2 bushels ycsy good at &c
: OATS.-li bushels western &C Gssc. -
sf ,..ss5lsy- RE-ExHIBITEp. .
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General Items.

WAsH1saros, April 2s.-Colonel James a: .
Eotin succeeds General MeFerren as chief
mart nnartermaster of the Division Of the south.
Andrew J. Evans has been nominated dis-
+rict attorney. of the District Of Texas.
Captain .Mohatt, who eommaaaea!t s.!tnass .als
Florida when she escapeo, Was "''''ses
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4 CARGO SUPERIOR GREENWOOD
n LEHIGH LUMP FOUNDRY COhL Just re-
ceiycd $. ~. HAYES,
an e7-3w EightcCtf and Cary sircccia.
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REIDL OTHTAN COAL.-The fire at Mid
Nl lothian having been subdrcd the pits are again
opened and an now prepared TO furnish thus
S1jPERIOk COAL for families. foundcrics. smiths
shops, STEAMBOATS,, stationary engines &c. TO those
who have not used 1t recommend 1t as NO.
steam and blacksmitlls' coal. ,
rates. Altbfh p ni'Ain, L;nno
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Latest News from Washington.

The Liberal Conventions al Cincinnati
Increasing Interest--Larse Attend.
ance---Various specuiations as 10 the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-16
And OTHER SHRUBS & BERRIES

Goods to be paid for on delivery. Or
ders may be left at my office, or with
Hugh A Brown at the Post Office.
want to clear the ground, and desire to re-
move the trees as soon as frost disappears.
Now is your time to secure an Orchard
cheap.
WANTED-A good span of horses, 49, TO 16
nands nigh, square steppers, smoothly made free
from blemishes, good disposition four or five
years old.
MANIED-To hire man and woman, the form
er for general labor about house and farm ac-
qualnted with care and use of horses The latter
10 do general house work. Both must be neat or
aerly and steady, and willing 10 remain year.
Wages liberal, and work light
apr4I. c. Ii. REEVE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-16
VEGETABLE CURE.

cures all diseases causcd by felf-aluse Wis; Sper
matorhea, Seminal weakness Night Emissions.
Loss Oh Memory, Universal LasIirde. Pains. in the
BACK, Dimness of Vision. Premature Old Ace
weak Nerves, Difficult Breathing Pale Counten-
"hoe' INSANITY, Consumption and all diseases that
loiio" as a sequence on youthful inGjscretiops
z MS metiicin. has been used in our nrsc,;r..
1of many years, and with thousands treated !, hs.
not failed in single instance.
- Each package of Vegetable Cure is wra,n,ed
III ultra-maIne blue paper, printed in gold letters
ana contains one bottle filed with Smear Coated
Pllls, and one vial of Medical Powders. sufficient
10 make one-halt pint OF injection; and SYRINGE
- P.ice IS per package, by mail free of post
age. or three packages by express on recent Of Ton
Dollars.
The Vegetable Cure is sold by responsible
Druggists everywhere; some dealers. however fry
to sell cheap and worthless compounds in Mace Of
THIS, III order to make more money BE not de-
ceived, ask for this Five Dollar Preparation and
take no other. If the dealers do not Keep IL en-
close the money in letter and we viii send il nv
return mail. secure from observation.
Ladies or Gentlemen writing foi. treatment win
state their symptoms in full: they need not hest
tate on account of their inability to- visit u.s. as we
have treated patients successfully in all portions of
the continent by correspondence.
Patients addressing Is will please state mainly
all the symptoms, and write Post Office. Comfy
State and name of writeg, and eacIose Postage
Stamp for reply.
We desire TO send our thigty-s,yo page pamphlet
entitled Man and Woman rs Inyalia>
to every reader OF this paper and will mail. free q
dozen or more copies TO any person who viii hand
them to their friends.
Address as follows:
st Lo1ix Hedical -fssocjafion,
III -Yo,th SlrM Street.
st. Louix, 4Nts#ouri.
Sold ~ G714gl lists.
ctI9 eowaltyri
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-16

Harry Richards was awarded a verdict
OF $40 against the city, for damages re-
ceIved by injuring his foot in dilapidated
SIDEWALK. This establishes the fact that
Inc CITY is responsible for its dilapidated
OLD slde-Walks.-Laporte argus.
we hope our city fathers will make a
note of this, and save the town the ex-
pense of paying for broken limbs and
SIGH. We know of some walks that are
sadly out ofrepair on the South side.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-16

Montgomery of the Mishawaka Enter
prise offers his office for sale, on account
ofill health. A good opening for an en-
terprising printer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-16
Meat Market.

SAMUEL MOORE, in the late Dr. Vests Build
ing, one door soufh of A. R. Philpot's Silver.
smith Shop, on Michigan street, keeps the very
best of all kinds ofea and Sausage and sells them
cheap l5-lO-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-16
2atemt Mfdifim s.
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tS7Z|ZZ [IZzzZ:2zZNzg

To any person producing any Medicine able to
show one-third as many living, permanent cures as
DIR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY:
and ftaer re,card of 500 for any case of Chronic
or lnfiammatory Rheumatism, Neuralgia Rheu-
matte Ague, Sciatica and Rheumatism of the Kid
neys Il aciU not cure. This Rheumatic Syrup IS used
ieardy only, pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious Drugs. 1t is not Quick Medi-
cine, but the scientific prescription of Jos p Filter
NJ. d., Professor of Toxicology and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of Pennsyl-
vania, A d., 1888, whose entire professional life has
been devoted specially to this disease. This prepa-
ration, under solemn oath, is conscientiousiy be-
leved 10 be the only
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
2ubiir Salss.
Trustee y NaIe

by virtue Of nm oy,ln, r a.,
Vii S"urt - the State OF De.n~arr in AMI .Hhs o..
% July. 4. b. ISL viii ,,as hs s,u .ns IN day Of
SaS Tsy 81 ruoic vepd9e. on lHLRIAy. ,hs sss S ~
a"y AH; o. august, A. D. t II O'Clock, M. uns a. a YIN
street N ss ci, S oft of i!sI Nj
Lands and Tenemeus. being The real .,,n, W M
ln.r Joseph Is Mahoney. deceased to VII, AZ, ~ he
'rt.,h . 'ot OF land " tn ~ sto led Birt i. IVY
:her.nn erected situated IN the c,ty ,f n n's.s
ton New Istie c-une and Stat. a., mnMhg'
AZ t'sa' h.uhird a,J described a. fnm.'ss
n ~, g,nn'ht ni port ou tho no,iher,y ID. y,
,nr,. nr,h t.,en, h',w.cn walnut and Poplar l,ss.
hcWnr "i I'i,d formerly oi samuel Weed. ,h.e1a,
by linc of sad land northerl, parniiei ~, ehee mehee
street. one hun,ired and eight feet 4, "",.ut
s.ahe 'h.hre eas'crly rarallai to roufth s,,sct
s'a'fcn i.u' l." land late uf The heirs ~ v ill.,. ill.,.
cmrhii, drce scI; thence along Inc sn, . ,1sh
cry narrllcl Z" " alnut street onr lm,%i sipu'h,
eight 'eot Z" the atsresaid tide OF Fnn,ts .nd
,c ~ tea;wtn Westerly sxte.n ic,t 10 The
may me 'h"'c prcmssesar ordered b, tbs S",,r,
|" Nv sold free aud c. ear # dover '"' N'"''
ana II isordere'i that the purchaser ~, much,
ss's thereof he and appear at tho next ot"t. VA
Court i"r New Castle County thai ihn caIp u' p"a"s
assign 10 iiiu her or them the pr. mise. ,niJ , VA,
ant I" said order, o. She or thcy m Inv ~, ~ su-
i's enItleu 'heir iust aIi ITO oriiohatr si.t, -,
the purchase money resprctiyely or Vii, -, ~, v,
surct' or sureirs to be app,oy ed by ,L rnuI, wv
teribg N rrroaniz izahce T. tho state /, ke 80
anu acknowledge in SAID curt Ia a ,u.'i am y,
o' "e'erui'c ny tue 3ail l",.rt with cnudjiiun IA
p"S 10 IN, !aris Entititd several, or III cir a, a
.nrs administrations or assigns rcsp,ctiycly ths,
lns ana tr, r"rt,onae shares oi III. SAID nn,i as.
money w'~, 'nt,f'st from snrh time ~ ,he Ccnr,
NAV uete'in'ne IN manner and form NJ may h, tho
d'rection OF "" saI, Court be rcscribyJ and an
pointed in said condition WI" a."
Htf'nianer VII he given . al tetms IS sa,a ws,,
,,r"y s"%T, = AMI ri.ee slore. All i, yltTo
btfpN( '9t. ItitsttH. or hv lbs atorn,g.
atIcs;: EENJ. h UsrICK.
""G w Cl,'k ci rphnn Court,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Business NOTICES.

To Pie MIC FARTlEs.-A fine assortment OF
Nnrllsh pickles and sauces oi all kinds. Walnut
and Tomstoe catsup fresh Salmon, l'ohstet>, 'ar-
dimes, Pickled and Cove Oysters Nc. Nc A'so
Matthews Il Iatours celebrated olive OILS, at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocer's, 4th and Lombard
Improved Percela lined and Brass preserving
Kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and other
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans rh'dP
at B0WMAN'S, the Glocer's ith and Lombard.
L. H. Foulk, No l09 West Second strect,l;,s On
hand fine assortment OF very easy shoes su'tthlo
or ladies and gentlemen advanced III HE, ~ ~"
prices. de- =
Chsap Coal.-Stovr s5.75, Nut sl.75 per 22lo
s,ounIs for cash only, nj yard south OF Market
street Bridge feb2l-ti WIN. }. Brown.
Crppen. Corner i,h n Mlrket streets, Is con-
stantly receiving rev Teas. and CViircs. VII ch
he is selling at reduced rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

Beware of the man who sells goods below cost
--ulan his Honor?
Beware Of the boarding house where so,. are
10 be "treated as one of the family"
Beware of n young lady who callsyou ly vQur
Christian name the first time she meets you.
Beware of a wife who talks about her "d.ar
husband" and that beautiful dress" in her
sleep.
If YOU let trouble sit upon Your soul ike a
hen upon her nest, You may expect the Matching (
af "A large brood.
1t has been found iiat in nearly every ci,iiix-
ell country the Tree thai bears the most iiuit .or
the market Is the axle Tree.
A lady in Lewis,uwn Me., has !, dress which
she has Worn every summer for twcrtr i've
years The dry g,ods men look upon hrr with
scorn while She Is beloved hv every married
man IN town.
What "A glorious world t1iS would be- il all
Its .nhabiant could say, with shak -pear,s'-
Shepard 'Sr, am true iahorcl; ! ea,n that
| wear; owe no man hate; envy no mans hap
,inesf; glad with o,hes mans good; content will
NV farm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
TNS STATE.

Oyster packing will commence at . a'ord
abou, the first Of September.
An enraged bull created an excitement an HE
streets of Smyrna, on Fri,l'y, but did no dl"'
age.
The fishing at the Erenkwa;ef Is very hne'-
sheel~head and trout taken in large guam
titles.
Around /. wes the severe drought has caused
the destruction Of great numbers OF fruit trees
planted last Spring.
The Democratic Ccntral Committee ot kent
county, met at Dover, on rues'iay.to take action
in regard to calling the County Conventlo" ana
t, organize for the campaign.
A representative Of Philadelphia firm OF
boo, and shoe dealers, was arrested in smyrna
on Friday, for selling goods by mplc without
license. He was held for Court in the sum
Of $500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
ENcLAMD's INDEMNITY.

GENEVA, August T.--There is every reason
tn believe that the arbitrators have settled in
principle the question Of indemnify and have
fixed approx imatively the amount to be eawar'fed
for vessels destroyed by Confederate cruisers
1t il probable the total amount Of damages
awarded the United States will he between
thre. and four millions sterling. No Deepen
dence is to be placed On reports which represent
the amour, above or below these extremes =
Some further claims remain TO be settled. The
question Of the payment OF interest on the sums
awarded which has not been approached, will
be considered in Thursdays sitting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
RE TIE S.

Gold closed yesterday at ] l3,
A fire at Orilla, Ontario yesterday, destroyed
the greater portion OF the town, causing loss
af SS00,1to.
The Baltimore Club beat the Eckford at New
York, yesterday, by score OF l5 TO s.
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen Of New
York have finally voted to allow Concerts in
the Central Park ON Sundays.
Ex-Governor Curtain is reported 10 be III in
New York, and to have been ordered to Sara
toga by his physician.
II. I. Crosby has been appointed Chief Clerk
of the War Department He has been acting in
that capacity since the death of Chief Clerk
Potts.
Bishop Bayiey, of Newark, has received from
Rome the Paral Bull announcing his appoint
ment az Archbishop Of baltimore 1t is dated
July 30ll.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

G.. w. Martin, of Ripley county. Tenn.
who murdered his wife few days since. was
taken from Jail on Sunday night by twenty
armed men, and shot dead
The scow George Wickhan Was sunk yes
terday at Buffalo, and two boys were drown
ed.
The killed by the railroad disarter at Taco
ny were not Mr.. Middleton and family as u,
first reported, but Mr.. Reuben Deal, his tw1
grand-chidren, a girl named Mary Snyder
and Patrick T. Osler. Mr. Middletons coach
man. They were driving in MIR. Miidleton''
carriage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

CALIFORNIA; PRosPERIT. CALIFORNIA; resonr-
seem to be Iever failing. Tke fine harvest this
year, the increased yield Of the mines Of precious
metals and tho growth of local industries have COM
bined to place her fairly on the road to perina-
nent prosperity, and there probably has never been
time in the history Of the State when the pros
pects were n.ore bright tl.an they are now. This
years expectation Of wheat has been eXt.ma'A ms
high 600,0 900 tons, yielding at low prices Sl2,-
600 900 The wool clip il set down at 900,
while the product Of tho vineyards is expected to
yield largely increased returns. With this solid
basis, the San Francisco "Bulletiu" seems fully
warranted in predicting that "the State will
bound forward upon career OF more sod and
rapid prosperity than she has yet known. while
the city will be assured Of the destiny over which
she has dreamed and planned for the quarter OF a
century since she was only an ambitious hamlet
on the isolated verge of the Republic"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS. THIS EVENING.

Hope lodge. No q, l Q o +, at Odd Eel
Jws Hall, ID and KING Sts.
Eden Lodge. No ~. OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall. I'D and King SITS.
Morning Star Division, No 2, Of I, at 9th
and Market Sts
Delaware Council, No ?, . A NJ, at Me-
chancs Hail. 219 Market st.
Rodney Council. No l3. . U NJ. at 7o2
East 1th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No. j, +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. No 6, K of Z, Mt knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No Is. X Of y. at Ferris n
CARROTS Building, 504 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

4 sin gular accident lately occurred IN Ger.
mauy 4 basket maker had quantity OF
willow switches slowed away III cellar, CO.
ing down 10 fetch some, his remaining away
too long s,syined strange. and another person
VENT look for him. This man did moi return
either. and two others went down All four
were killed 10y the fermentation of the green
willow Switches
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Extensive Fovgerles.

NEW York. Aug. 27.-Despatchrs re-.
ceived here this morning state that forged
Kountze Bros, bankers Of this city. have
been presented to various banks throughout
the country, especially at the W"t.. Among
the forgeries was one draft for $500 pre-,
sented to the Real Estate Bank at Allegheny
City, Pa, and one for $4,000 presented
at the Third National Bank at Chicago. The
forgcr's name attached to the bogus drafts is
James Il. Hill
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

A Pennsylvania editor, who was on a dead
head excursion out on the plains, lost his pass
and had to walk seventy miles before he cpil!d
find a mau who had Sni lent conn enc" III
him to lend him money To telegraph home
for his wife to sell the cook stove and remit
the proceeds at once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

At Washington, Yesterday, a restaurant
keeper was fined 800. and ordered to for
felt his license, for refusing to sell liquor to a
colored man, thereby violating an equal
rights statute Of the District of Columbia.
All the yellow fever patients al the New
York quarantine have recovered, eXcepta few
from the Numancia.
John b. Lyon & Co., and Hugh Mahcr,
notorious for illegitimate operations in grain,
were expelled yesterday from the Chicago
Board of Trade.
of Maine met at Portland Yesterday. Gen.
Selden ConnOr presided. Gems. burnside,
Butler and John n. Harlan, of Kentucky.
Senator Wilson and Fred douglass were
among those present. Owing To the very
large attendance two meetings were organized
Gems. Burnside, Butler Harlan, and others
made addresses.
Some women have no memory; when they
| want to remember thing they should write
! it down and stick it on the looking glass.
Jones and his wife agree grandly on one
point. She thinks more of him than OF any
| body else in the wOrd-and so does he.
| Our sage says it is with bachelors as with
| old wOOd--it Is hard to get them started, but
when they do take flame they burn prOdigi-
0usly.
young lady suegestively remarks: "lf it
| was not good for Adam to live single when
| there wasn't woman OH earth what shall be
! said of old bachelors with the world full of
pretty gir!s'''
A young lady IN Georgia has petitioned the
| Legislature to pass an act prohibiting nirs-
ton Oh the part of young men. We pre-
sumo she wishes this privilege reserved eX-
clusively for the fair sex.
The man who picked up a donble-tailed
wasp has lost his interest in etOmology; he
studies chemistry and surgery.
| A cubic inch of gold is worth Sl6O mil
lion dollars in gold. according to the figures al
the mint, weigh Just about two tons
J. young lady at Long Branch receives
new dress daily from New York. and yet doe.
not half cover herself when in full dress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
The Spanish Elections.

MADRID, August ....-The Impartial news
paper says the returns thus Ia, received of the
elections for members of the Cor,es on Saturday
last show that 10 Radicals, Gl Federals, 10
Conservatives, Independents, and earlists
have been chosen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
4 DMiRlSrRA1R.X,S SALE.

VIII be sol at Pubic Sale, at the tIu. "a
tel ot Il. Strickland. il Newark. On Tvs U1r>
y,ihn II at September Isl, ut ! o'clock @0N
Z. N. all the Personal Property oithc late AALl
" iiliam M"hcrall. deceased. consisting vi good
old: York Carriage. sleigh. set OF double Car
rage Harness set single do. Carriage pole psr of
Blankets. ''
Terms ut sale. MARY MOTUERALL
aug Its Administrative
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Movements Of tho next President Of
the United States.

DR.. Horace Greeley remained quiet at the
residence Of his friend, DR.. Edward Bayard, 8
West Forteth street, yesterday. To-day he
will probably he at the Lincoln Club for few
hours-N. Y SUN.