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New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
BROOKLYN.

The Second Division will parade in New York
May 80.
Flags were displayed at half-mast, yesterday,
upon the City Hall and Police Headquarters tribute
OF respect Tor the late cX-MayOr William Wall.
Charles II. Rasch complained to Mayor Pow
ell yesterday, that his had been attacked by dog
oWncdb Mr. Sloan No SO Parkaye and that, although
the dog had only torn his Jacket the boy has since had
commissions, and barks ike "A dog.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

NEW IlullldS A. hOUduS,
wealthy resident, died at his home on Tuesday e had
been for time partially paralyzes, and had, In con
sequence withdrawn from active life.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CIrY.-'Tho Board of Aldermen has
requested the Police Commissioners prepare list OF
the proprietors Of all places where intoxicating liquors
are sold without license Robert Gilis truckman,
WAS thrown from his wagon, Yesterday. AZ Erie and
Fourtecnth-sts and seriously injured. Patrick Nc
Nulty, who scalded by falling into cauldron OF
boiling iye, at the saeratus works OF GaUtz y Co., at
terday in the City Hospital Tho tlg-boat Da-
venport was so far raised, YESTERDAY, that its
upper works out OF the water. The hull Is badly
shattered and the bow blown out The Tie valve is
open and there is connection between the boiler and
engine The wreck will be towed 10 the fats and at low
water search for the bodies OF the missing will be
made. The runs OF the Darcy and McGce buildings,
clearing away, and new buildings wi DC erected
NEwARK.-The Rev. MIS-. Phoebe Hanaford ettured last
evening in the Universast Church on The Woman IN
White or Margaret Fuller "a u Woman, Writer, and
Power David Ackerman. who arrested for robblng
his employers Durand Co., of s. 600 worth OF gold has
against him Is said that he has refunded the
taken -Four thousand dollars worth OF goods stolen by
Philadelphia, and brought to this city yesterday
Patrick Coyne, g. fell from scaold at tie Passaic
Hotel yesterday and received probably fatal injuries
Clinton Hin Park was sold yesterday to the Improve
ment Company for $4,000
PRINcEToN-Aumni Of Princeton College AMI repre-
OF the Presbyterian Church throughout the
country joined yesterday, In the celebration OF tae
centennial OF the Rev DIR. Charles Hodge, OF tie Theo
logical Seminary Among tho visitors the Rov. Dr.
Duryea Of Brooklyn. President woolsey OF Yale Col
ege, the Rev Dr. Crosby Of York. the Rev. Dr. Por
ter Of Kings College, Belfast Ireland and many Dthers
Addresses were made by the Rev. Dr. Boardman Phil
adephia, Dr. Dnryea, and Dr. Hodge. A. nlslt Dr.
Hodge presented with $4,000 by his friends and
theological professorship was endowed with $4,000.
HoBoKEs.-Graham NJ Sinclair, whose nomination
for Police Commissioner was sent 10 the Common Coun
ell by the Mayor April 10, has qualified for the Office
To which he claims he was elected by the vote Of five TO
three. The President declared the motion 10 cOlfrm
the nomination lost. as there not majority the
Board. but only majority OF thu quorum In the aiirm.
tive. This decision Mr.. Sinclair purposes to contest
The Common Council has fixed the amount Of the tunds
he furnished 10y the newly elected City Treasurer Mr.
Kamena, at $4,000. Only $4,000 has been required
heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

drawn and probably will not be presented until the cvi-
dence in the Barnard and McCunn cases IL all printed,
when o like report all three may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
LONG ISLAND.

NEwTOwN.-Ohicer Avenius arrested Paul
Hoffman, yesterday suspicion OF numbering his wife
in East Wilamsburgh. The wife had been found dead,
with bottles Of opium and chlOroform table, and q
letter directed her husband stating that she tired
of hfc, and eXonerating HIM from blame,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NEw-RoCHELLE.-Thomas A. Ronalds, a
wealthy resident died at his home Tuesday. uo had
been for some time partially paralyzea and had in
sequence, withdrawn from active life.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
KJDNEY AND BLADDER COMPL LAINTS.
RADWAY & Co., 32 Warren-St

prices the quality OF goods he furnished in the ,y
EVERY VARIETY or MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, and BIDDING
GENERALLY All goods warranted SPRING, COR CkOSBYSE
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
STONE CAMEos

of marked artistic merit, mounted
in the most novel and attractive
styles.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
After the Battle.

New York World say I'VE have notking
harsh or ungonercus to say against Mr.. Greeley
or against Mr.. Greeleys earliest Democratic
supporters. Mr.. Greeley did not nomina te
himself, even ut Cincinnati: and his almost
unanimous Endorsement ut Baltimore was not
his work, but the work OF tho Democratic dele
gates. Even il We have reason to blame them,
We have NO reason to blame him. He has
borne himself IN the canvass with fsultless pro-
pretty and however freely we may think 1t our
duty to critcise hrs earlier OF his future conduct
and utterxnces, it does not lie In our pen to
wnte one word Of censure ON the bearing Of Mr..
0resley during the five months that he was the
Democratic candidate for President And even
a. to the original expedieacy and wisdom Of
nominating him. it becomes ~ to speak with
modest reserve. We do'not presume, at this late
day. to set up our judgment against that Of Q
majority Of the most eminent, sxperisnced, and
trusted statesmen OF the Democratic party. The
fact that they approved while We vehsmently
disssntsd. should tssch Ne Eeasonabls distrust
Of our own judgment even though TIE result
seems 70 prove that ws were Originally fight.
and that thsy were 9undamsntally wrong.
Nothing 10 easier Or cheaper than % b. wise
after the event and 1t seems more pertinent
b inquire into the sources OF their mistake than
to asTaigp them for want Of foresight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
Sherln'S Sale.

AA By virtue of writ Of Levari Faeias. to
n! me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
!ss at the Hotel of George W. Ortlp, in Mid
- dlstewn. in st. Georges hundred. New Gas
Tie county, Del.
Oh MONDAY. the llth day of November. 1872
At 10 O'Clock. Q. m,
he following described Real Estate. viz:
All that plantation and tract of lapd situated in
St. Georges hundred. New Castle county aforesaid
bounded ON the east and southeast by the road
lsading from Aiddletown TO Warwick. on the south
by Lands Of Samuel Price. deceased on the west BY
Il tSs helm Il Charles i. Polk. deceased. contain
Ing 0ne Hundred and Fifty Acres. more or less.
6eised and taken in execution ~ the property o
tssfs tenant. ana TO be sold By.
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Shori6,s ONCE. New Castle, Oct. l6, lS72.-lS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
&hfriffs Salts.
Shertn's sale.

- By virtue Of q writ Of Venditioni Ex-
!!3 ponaa to me directed, will be exposed to
M Publio Sale at the Hotel OF George Whit
~ 6eld. in the town. hundred and county OF
New Castle, Delaware, ON
MONDAY, the llth day of n ov ember. 1872,
at 2 O'Clock p, m..
The following described Real Estate, viz: =,
All the night. title and interest sf Henry Hueg in
one undivided third part Of all that certain farm
tract Of land situate in New Castle hundred. New
Castle County. and State of De!wsre. bounded on
the west BY land of George q. Bowee and on the
pest and northwest by land Of Appleby and
Reuben P. Janyisr. on the porth and northeast by
land Of james Nc iris and the publrc road to Small
lsy's Mills and b. land Of George Lee on the east
and southsast By lands Of the heirs Of james Cou
EsE land. Of James c. Dou sla;s and I'd lands now Of
south by the heirs Of james Couper and by land OF
the New Castle and Frenchtown Railroad Compa-
~, containing about Two Hundred Acres of Land,
more or less, with frame house and barn thereon,
6sissd and taken in execution as the property Of
Henry Hugg, and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff. &
Shsrif's Once. New Castle. Oct. l6. ls72.-ls
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

THE SMALL Pox.-The Board Of Health
gives notice that small pox is again on the in
crease in this city, especially in the Eighth and
Ninth Wards, and as preventive recommends
the physicians Of the city 10 strictly isolate all
patients afflicted with the disease, or varioloid
under their charge, and to vaccinate all persons
under their immediate charge. The Presiden,
Of the Board is also directed 10 appoint nine
duty it shall be to vaccinate, free Of charge
every person not vaccinated within the last two
years, applying to them for that purpose. The
Board is doing all in its power to prevent the
spread Of the disease, and with the means now
at lis command there is every reason to hop,
that it will be successful.-Reading Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
Prejudices Against Mechanical In
ou0tvy.

The prejudice which exists among some
classes of modern society, against mechanical
industry and manual labor Of all kinds Is, says
the Lynchburg Nesos. one of the most extra
ordinary, unreasonable, and unaccOuntable,
prejudices which this strange and topsy- -turvy
world had ever witnessed. Now we ask any
man of common sense. Is there anything in
herently more degrading in handling an axe
or hammer than a Quill or yardstick?-
Why, then, should the former be considered
as socially below the latter? 1t is ON the face
of it an absurdity. 1t did not exist in ancient
times In the early history OF the world,
mechanics and artisans were held in great re-
spect. Among the Jews acquisition OF trade
was considered honorable. st. Paul was a
tent maker. Why. then, should mechanics
in modern society be treated as a degraded
class: If it is because Of their ignorance
and want of refinement that Is not the FAULT
of their vocation, but because of defective
systems of education, which include In their
bracing tho whole community. Judged by
their usefulness to society, and by the works
of their hands. there Ii no profession, except
the clergy, which ought to stand as high -
mechanics. What would mankind be with
out mechanics: You laugh ut shoemakers.
sneer at hatters. Let US see You going. about
bareheaded. You say 1t takes nine tailors to
make man. Well, suppose you take turn
up the street In puyts ndturalS1S. The fine
lady speaks scOrnfully Of her mantuA .maker
look look without its piumage? The carpenter,
brick. maker, stone. mason are considered in
feror beings. How would you like to live like
beasts and birds in the woods? Where would
the hoes, spades, plows and other agricultural
implements with which you till the ground
come from but for the mechanics? Where
would the manufactures be? Where the
beautiful ships, the n0blest work Of mans
hands, without which there would be no com
merce, but for the mechanic?
Really it is the most incOmprehens6le OF
all things that the class which creates the dis.
tinction between civilization and barbarism,
should be held in civilized lands low, pie
bian class, not worthy to associate with the
rich and aristocratic. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
Adjourned Snerp1n,s sale,

49, By virtue Of . writ Of Levari Fscias, TO
me directed, will be expos ed to Public Sale,
at the HOTEL kept BY William 3. Ford. at
Kirkvood. in Pencsier hundred. New Cas-
81 TUESDAY. the l2th day Of November. 1872
ct O'Clock, +. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certain plantation and tract OF land stu
Ate in St. Georges hundred. in the county Of New
Castle and STATE Of Dsls ware and which il bounded
lsads late Of Ksnssy Johns. deceased. and land Of
Hilliam Clsavsr on the northeast BY lands late Of
John Bennett's heirs. and on the southeast and
south By Plum Gut and lands late Of Jacob Groce
and others. containing Three Hundred Acres OF
upland and marsh. more or less.
6eisod And taken in execution as the property OF
Charles ". blandy. and John Z. Cleaver. terre
tenant, and TO be sold BY
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
6heSiGs O6ca. New Castle. October 25. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

Republicans from this city and county called on
X. Lewis Armstrong, Sheriff elect, at his resi-
dence and rendered him their congratulations.
Mr.. Armstrong was prepared for them. and had
provided q liberal reception. From Mr.. Arm.
strong: they proceeded to ls.ndsr F Riddles si,s,
them. In this they were disappointed. and
from the accounts Of those who were present,
were treated cavalierly by Mr.. Riddle, who.
although aware that he would be called upon
made no preparation for his vistors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
ooolRfleo.
xfErrxos sxss svxxISo.

Fairfax Lodge. No. 8, o o F., At Odd Fell
lows Hall, 80 and King Sts.
Columbia Lodge. No. 26, 1 o o +. at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King Sh.
Delaware Tribe, No. !, o b H., at Red Asn's
Hall, 4l6 Market.
Washington Council, No 4. o U A N, at Ne.
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No. 3, 3r.. q U A n, at Hall,
9th and Market st.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion. st Hall 6O4
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge. No I. X Of =, 1t knights ol
pythias Hall, 2li Market st.
Washington Camp, p o 8 Of A, at Good Fell
ows' Hall. Sd and M::ket Sta.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
LOCAL tNfklttoEacG.

Veterinary surgeons are in demand.
The City Railway stables ars still clear OF the
disease.
The horse disease 10 the chief topic Of conversa-
ton just now.
Council has postponed the draining Of the City
Hall property until April next.
The Harlan s Hollingsworth Company's new
car shop is rapidly approaching & completion.
Robert T. Lyman has taken out letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Jam X. Lyman.
ia already perceptible decrease in the number Of
horses ON our streets.
The Water Witch horse. "Bill," is unfortunate
He has been ,ck ever since they bought him. and
now he has the Epizootic.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

A PREvES1IvE.-A gentleman with consid-
erable experience in the treatment of horses
recommends, as an excellent preventive Of the
prevailing horse epidemic the following simple
remedy: Take mixture Of whiskey, campho'
and asifetid and apply it well to the horses
nos,rils; also sprinkle it plsntifully in the feed
trough
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
Or. rutt's Expec,orant.

The properties Of this elegant preparation are
demulcent, nutrltive, balsamc. healing and sooth.
ing. 1t braces the nervous system and produces
pleasant and refreshing sleep. 1t exhilerates and
removes gloominess and depression. 1t is the mos,
valuable Lung Balsam ever offered to sufferers
from Pulmonary diseases.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
PERRYvILLE, ALA, March 9, 1869.

DIR. Vim. H. Tut:
Dear Sir-For fifteen years have been afflicted
with Asthma. My suffering has been intense.
have been unable to lay down for a week at O
time. 1t seemed a. il l would choke. coughed
over the house. had despaired OF ever getting
well, but thanks to your invaluable Expectorant
my attacks are seidom. ! can now rest well q,
night. l believe it will make permanent cure
Truly yours, Arthur +. Mccoy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

The President has appointed Commodor
Ammen Acting Chief Of the Ordnance bureau
during the temporary absence OF Rear Admi.
rAl Case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

Ex.Secretary Borie and ]. Russell Jones,
and Mrs, Grant, ct the White House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

SALE OF MoNxY.-At the regular meeting Q
Citizens Loan Association. last evening" tlOc
sold at 36 per cent premium. al d 5000 at 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

SToLxN.-&5O reward 10 offered for the re
covery Of a mare stolen from the stable y
James Spear. Kent County, Nd, last night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
Magistrates Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR sIMMs.

Isaac Bachus, col, for disorderly conduct, was
fined e and costs. and placed under 300 bail, to
keep the peace.
John Horrick, for threatening to beat his wife,
was fined costs and placed under 5000 bail to keep
the peace.
Thomas Boycs, for assault and battery ON John
McElvey, was held to bail in the sum OF $500 for
his appearance at Court.
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
Hannah Laws COL, for threatening and abusing
Sarah Caldwell, col, was required to pay costs
and give bail in the sum Of $50 to keep the peace
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

DIvrDENp.-Ihe Bank OF Smyrna has declare
a dividend of 8 per cent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

A HEAVY OFFER.-One of our Wilmington
carriers, was yesterday offered 800 If he
would take his team to Philadelphia, and haul
for one day. AS his horses are entirely well,
he declined to accept the offer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
e,ax ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Throw Not Peoples Faults

In their teeth, for there are few teeth that have
not faults Of their own. There is but one way to
preserve them without spot or blemish, and that
isby the daily use Of the best dentifrice in exist;
-soce, fragrant SozoDoHT, cool, refreshing and
agreeable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

INCONVENIENCE OF THE ErIzooTIC.-A party of
young folks Of this city had made arrangements
to attend party in the country this evening. and
had engaged two large hacks as means OF convey
ance. Tho horse disease. however, has interfered
with this part of their programme, and 30 those
that attend will he obliged to 60 by the Whining
ton 4 Western Railroad, which 10 mot half 80
nice as t'other way, you know"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

NEW CouNTKRrKIr.-A new counterfeit Of
$50 grsenback has made its appearance on the
business stage. Though good, its defects are cas-.
lily discovered by skilled in their detection
In the vignette Of Henry Clay in the genuine, the
hair on the right side OF the head is light the
head and grows darker toward the outer end: this
10 reversed in the counterfeit. The most striking
difference though is in the coloring Of the seal
which is Of brick red tint, instead Of the bright
CRIMSON of the genuine bill.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

RAILROAD CuANaE.-A change has been mad
| in the time table of the Wilmington snt
Reading Railroad Company. See advt rsisement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

SUDDEN DKATH.-This morning a colored
the City Halls cells. She came there night
before last, and remained until this morning,
and when seen about seven O'Clock. appeared
to be entirely we'll. About ten o'clock, an
officer went into the cells and found her lying
on the Aoor in an expiring condition. She
died in few minutes The Coroner was no.
titled and will hold an inquest this afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
VII lMlNcTON AND READING r r
Naea...zta4-1
ASs1lMlIl

Train No: connects at Chadds Ford with trains
road, arriving at PhlAde 81 pha At 800 =. and st
Baltioers At l;0S ? =. A. Coeessvills !ilh Mail
on Philadslphia and Reading RsilrcsA. cytl cd
South .?!,Snnsstnf q n: ks'Snr with mains fof
Train No. 2 connects At Airdsboyo' With trains
from Pottsville. Aarie6nrs. 40. AT CcsteSsllls
With trains from Philadelphia and HarrisbanR,
Train No. 8 connsets et Coatssvilie with Way
Train to HsrrishHs. At Bird:boro' with treia tOr
Train No. connects At Birdsboro' with train
from Reading. Pottsviile.. Allentown and Harris.
Surs. Al Cestesvils With Hsrrisbare Aeeenne-
1asion for Phiiedslphia. At Chada's Ford with
trains for Oxford.
Train No. s connects at Chadd's Ford With tssin
lsayi4s Philsdslphla at 40 pm:
arriving st Philadslphia ct $40 y. and ct 3alu-
more at l.t N.
at EaSerss with all trains.
Trains do net stop at stations whsss A1sEe Ass
omitted. G. 6TOlZs
0sasal 0upegiAtsaAsat
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AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act to estab-
liah q uniform time Tor holding elections for cleo
tors OF President and vice President in all the
State OF the Union, approved January twenty
third, eighteen hundred and forty-nve
Be Enacted by the Senate and House Of RepreseT
tatiues Of the United States of AmHcd IN C0Tess
sembied, That II by the now existing laws Of any
state me election commencing on the Tuesday next
dued and seYeutyStwo, for the purpoae Of chaosinQ
electors Of President and Vice President in such
Slate shall be required to be continued for more
than one day then said election shall be contlnu-
ed the number OF days required BY the laws OF such
y ates.
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AN ACT defining and limitingIthe appropriation Of
issue Of the securities OF the United states, and
for other purposes
Be enacted By HE Senate and RouseoJ Repressnta-
eipes Of the Unesed Stat Of America IN Congress
tembIed, That the expense OF the issue, reissue,
transfer, delivery, rademptioh, and destruction OF
securities, lcgatender notes, fractional currency,
checks, certhcates, commissions, and for any plate
and seal engraving and printing required BY the
Treasury Department, shall be paid fr0m and shall
not exceed the appropriation OF one per centum Of
the amount OF legal tender notes. fractional curren-
cy and securities issued during each cal year:
PTOUided, That nothing herein contained shall be
constrewed TO encrease or enlarge the appropriation
contained in the second secten Of the act entitled
An act TO authorize the refunding OF the national
ueot," approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy.
Approved, May "a, 1879. tttt.. t....- ....D., q.
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NEoNRY LOANED on the most reasonable terms
lyH Persons desiring 70 borrow money on any
goods Of value at reasonable rates. call at the
largest and Principal Loan Once, 8. K. cor. Ninth
and Cherry streets Philadelohia
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$4,000 % xSsH5, ladies' GG E sna d RaA;
watches. Kings, Pins, and Chains of all descrip-
tons at half price to pay advances, at the Largest
and Principal Loan ONCE, s. Z. corner Ninth and
Cherry streets, Philadelphia
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YuNHE PLACE FOR BARGAINS is the South East
corner of Ninth and Cherry streets, Philadel-
phla, as we have goods TO suit all at prices which
none can beat
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LNURSI FURSl FURSl = South East corner OF
IL Ninth and Cherry streets, Philadelphia. New
Goods, New Styles, Low Prices.
Having just received an enormous stock OF Ladies'
Fine and Costly Furs, we are able 70 show our GUS
toners the very latest styles and offer them at such
tremendous low prices that 1t In impossible for any
lady to leave our store without purchasing
Our place is great our prices just, we will use you
well II you in US trust.
An we ask Of the ladies is TO give us call and be
convinced OF the above facts, as we will not
be undersod by any store In the O. g., owing TO the
enormous rush we have had lately, we were forced
10 open an additional salesroom, where we will be
able to accommodate a great many more Of our
customers.
Ladies', bear in mind that we do not mlsrepresent
any goods in our establishment and can show you
the following superior furH at half price: Huds on
Bay, Royal Crown Squirrel, Mink Sable Agtrachan
(Blk and Witt Real Ermine, Seal.
Also, 900 splendid Astrachan Fur and Seal Sacquea
800 An wsol and Broche Paisley shawls which must
be disposed Of.
Ladies', we ask you only to call and convince your
selves that the greatest bargains In Furs be had
at the largest and principal Fur warehouse and Loan
ONCE s. 4 corner Ninth and Cherry streets, Philar
delDhia.
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DR.. J. C. AVER q co., Practical Chemist,
lo LOWELL, MASS, U. s. Il.
FOR SALE BY ALE DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERH