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WINES. EEeUoRs. TOBACCO. &c.

WINES. EEQU0RS. TOBACCO, DC
DURE COUNTRY APPLE BRANDY,
L JAMAICA and NEW ENGLAND Rum;
PORT aud SHERRY WINES, .s. ..-
for table, bar, and cooking use.
a choice lot Of these goods, and large assortment
Of LIQUORS generally for sale low to the trade by
E.COURTNEY JENKINS,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
No. I13 south Fourteenth street, bekow Cary.
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New Zealand.
DESTRUCTIVE CoSFLAGRATIo

DESTRUCTIVE CoSFLAGRATIoN.
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, December d
conliagratiOu in Auckland, New Zealand, de-
stroycd buildings and other property 10 the
value OF S250,0GO.~
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PIANOS. ORLEANS. &c.

DIANo-FORTES. a
The subscribers have recenly opened new supplsesoi
PIANo-FoRrES
from, the hest manufacturers Every instrument
sold by them Is warranted equal In all poiais 70 aa
made. Old pianos taken IN exchange or 500 Oh
commission.
4 PIANOS TUNED by an accomplished hard;
Parties wanting pianos moved or paekes, csn bsse
II carr fully done by leaving their or1erS. u,,,,
NEW and STASDARn MUSIC FOX IRE
PIASO-EORTE constantly arrt.tng
no 80 WuQijtiQUSE Il PARHAM.4
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BY Moody & Royal, u t:4f&t37
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. 81
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester va = tts sA

NICE LITTLE FARM, CONTAINING
r owN OF MANCHESTER. BRO ADR0Ck
ROAD, FOX SALE AT AUCT1oN.-Atthe request
of The legatees OF the late James walker we VIII
offer for sale mt public auction, the premises, on
THtJRSDAY the 5,l, of December, laT2. at 9'cloca
p. NJ, the valuable little FARM owned by the ials
James Walkers estate, situated iInmcdlatey on tIe
nc; on t containing three rooms. This Land Is In
tine heart and highly susceptibls Of PFC
orsb,e The nrnsiuity of this Farm to two mar
Eets makes 1t very desirable for market sardening
&c This land will lie sold as whole, or sub-d1Vidcd
{. TERMS: Made known on day of sale. .~
'.'''-' MOODY & ROYALL,
"a st6e Auctioneers.
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GRuHBs & WILLIAMS. Auctonecrs. no 20

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO THOUSAND
Il ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, LYING ON
ROANOKE RIVER, IN MECKLENBURG C0UN-
TY, VA.-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Mecklenburg county rendered on the 18th Octn-
Der, 1872. III the suit OF Hawns, &c, as. Rawlns's
executor &C., viii offer for sale, upon the prem
ises At public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on the
lth day Of 1872, the iapds Of which E. A.
Raw!lns died seized Lying on Roanoke river, con-
timing In the aggregate about TWO THOUSAND
ACRES. They will be sold Ia tracts or parcels ne
hereinafter described, namely:
BERRY HILL, containing SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EfGHTY-N1SE ACRES: Inns q large and
commodlous dwelling and all necessary out.build-
ings; hne orchard OF apples, peaches, and pears
PLEASANT GROVE: containing FIVE HUN
DRED AND ElGHTY-TWo ACRES: about $50 of
which Is very valuable fairgrounds; the highland
well set in clover, and siGicisGt number OF build
lngs In good repair.
VALLEY GARDEN contains FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES. Of which about IT'S Is val
liable low-grounds; the highland Is in tine condi-
tion; buildings good.
These lands have been rented for the ensuing year,
but the purchaser will be entitled to The rents.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-third of the purchase mo-
ney 10 be paid the day Of sale, aud tho residue In
two equal annual instaifhents, for which the ptr-
chaser Will be required 10 execute bonds carrying
Interest from day Of sale; the title To be retained
until the whole Of the purchase money Is paid.
G. p. TAkRY, Commissioner,
MOTEL am authorized by the decree 10 sell any
or all OF The aforementioned property privately.
+ no - F&W4w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIXTEEN
~ HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF MANCIIESTER.-By virtue of decree
of The County Court OF Chesterfield county at the
November term, 1872, in the chancery suit therein
pending styled Nelson G.. Turnley's administrator.
&C.. Us. James l.. Bradicys administrator ct ais.
we, the undersigned. commissioners, will expose for
sale ut public auction. on the pfcmi scs. on WEI
NESDAI the llth day of December, 1872, at
O'Clock Z. NJ, sixteen handsome and beautifully
located LOTS In tie town Of Manchcster-as fol-
lows:
FIVE LOTS SO by l32 feet each. TWO LOTS %
by l3o feet, and ON LOT 74 by 1872 feet situated
the west side OF jackson Tor Fifth street between
Decatur and Stockton streets.
Also, EIGHT LOTS, 30 by l32 feet, beautifully
located on the east side Of Summer Tor Fourtn)
street between Decatur and Stockton streets.
This sale should attract the attention of every one
In quest OF q HANDSOME LOT TO build on. Now
is the time to invest i'll Manchester property as the
free bridge and It's approaches fire being rapidly
completed. and will necessarily greatly enhance the
value of real estate.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance on credit Of
four. eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes
bearing interest from day of sale ut tine rate of six
per cent. per annum, the title beug retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court
JAMES A. CLARKE.l
=. II. NASH, Commissioners.
S. BROOKS, de 2-tds
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BY James NJ. Taylor d Son,
x Real Estate Agents and Aucfiqne ers'
Z f,f,ce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

PRETTY BUILDING LOT ON Gull
n svERT RETWEES MAIN AND FLOYD
sTREETg. SIDNEY. TOR SALE AT AUCTION
WIN be sold MONDAY the 9th day q tSst ya
70 sSTI Sr ne above located. fronting 30 feat on me
west side of Cuiyert street and running Jack 100
feet. .,- .t . ~ a and 10
months for NEGOTIABLE notes interest added, ana Sc
e'' ~ ~ : JAMES u. TAYLOR q SON.
y Ar i ffEs 10 Aucuoneers. j
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DUMGARDNER WHISKEY, subjected
I } to chemical analysis and pronounced pure by
Professor ). L. Campbell Mashingtor r 1Hd Lee
William j;ilham, Or. F. f. StrIhling, DR.. VI. y.
Fleming. Dr. 4. ii. fauntlcroy. and others
For srlr bv WILLIAM II. T4TUM,
J14 Broad street,
dealer In Nne Groceries and Liquors.
no 2e.eollnt
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by Grubbs s. Williams, j.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

vTRUsTEE'S SALE OF 4 VERY VALU-
Il ABLE TRACT OF. LAND, IN HENRICO
COUNTY ABOUT EIGHT NILES BELOW THE
CITY OF RICHM0ND,o ON JAMES RIVER. At
deed of trust from William y. Easley and wife TO
the subscriber dated 18th OF May ls7, and recorded
auired will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
MoNDAY.ed Of Deeembcr ut Z O'Clock NJ, q
flaming TWO HUNDRED AND NINETS-SEFES
ACKES. bounded by the lands OF Seldom r. Aiken,
Jackson T. Chidrey, and by James river. 1t being
vision of the estate Of John Il. Chafln. deceased.
This Is said 10 be very superior body of Land, and
worthy the attention Of those wishing 10 purchase
really valuable farm.
Terms The deed authorizes sale for cash. but II
Is probable that other and more accommodating
terms will be announced 1t the time of sale. 81
r. LAWSON NUNSALLi, Trustee.
GRCBgS & WILLIAMS. AuctioIecrs. - s.ats,. s.T
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I
IA shall offer for sale ut public auction. On the
preurtses at o'clock p. VI. ON TUESDAY, Decein-
Der 10th, 1872, my FARM, situated in Lunenourg
county near Pleasant Grove, FIVE miles from Keys
vile, on the Richmond ami Danvi!le rallroac. on
house. The tract contains FIVE HUNDRED AND
FOURT ZEN ACR ES; thirty acres bottom land ana
productive lots. a beautiful stream runs through
every field The improvements canslst OF a Rooa
TWO-STORY- DWELLING-HOuSE.g good double
kitchen, Office, smoke-house and dairy, carriage
house, large storehouse, blackspith's shop. st,-
hles. tobacco barns, and other houses: the finest
orchard In this section of country Its fertility aud
proximity to churches. stores, aud railroad render
1t Il truly desirable farm.
TERMS Une-tbird cash; balance al six. twelve,
and eighteen months, equal payments, bearing III.
teres I'll the rate OF six per ccitm per annum from
the day Of sale; bonds for tie deferred payments
with good security. Title retained I'LL all the pur-
chase money Is fully paid.
de 3-lt 3. LENlELE CAfIEE.
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A NTHkACITE COAL.-For sale, 900
IA tons Hall Brothers & Co.'s celebrated FRANK
Also, GEORGES creek Sunberianii Coal, Midlothian
and Clover Hin Lump and Hall Coal, all OF which
VIII be sold as<ihe lowest HarSei rate:
tYM tos1ser sgYertssnth saa DocA strosta,
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by Grubbs Z Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE Al THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CARY AND SIXTH STREETS.-RoBERTsoS
and ais. rs. FOSTER and 0l5.--In Chesterfield Cir
cult Court, November term, lsTI-In execution of
said decree the Undersigned viii sell at auction,
upon the premises. on FRIDAY, 9Th OF December,
LOT situated rs above, occupied by Mr. Gary, and
owned by the heirs Of NJ. NJ. Robertson, deceased.
The lot Is is by 100 feet. .EI.f
This property Is very enient TO the centre of
the city. and Is valuable for business purposes.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months tor negotiable notes, with in
tcrcst added, and the title retained until the notes
are paid. SOCRATES BROOKS,
~ JAMES l.. ROBERTSON,
.ses
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POSTpDSENTFST.

The above sale IS postponed until MONDAY, 9th
December, 1872, THAT being court-GiyJ and Will
take place ut Henrico courthouse at u O'Clock al.
Of that day. LAWSON NUNNALLY, Trustee.
GnUBpS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. rasf'-- 10
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A NTHRACITE COAL.

A large supply Of superior LEHIGH, LOR-
BERRY, and LOCUST MOUNT ANTHRACITE
GOALS. Also, CUMBERLAND lump and average,
said % lie the best l,itumiEous col In nse.
Anthracite carefully prepared and sold by weight.
B.. LATHROb,
au9 Seventeenth street, ut drawbridgc.
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TOR RENT, O SMALL DWELLINGGs
L corner Of Elmwood and Clarke streets, in Ill
sidney. Price, $50 per aEnurn. Possession at
once. Apply to
Office bank street, corner by
dny-.t custOln-house,
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WOOD AND CNAE.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Best quality of
" ANTHRACITE COAL from 81 and $3.50 10
IS. per ton delivered-lberal deduction If deiy-
cred from vessel In next ten days. OAK and PINE
WOOD and CLOVER HILL COAL at lowest mar
ket prices No. 70s Grace street, Nineteenth and
Cary streets.
no % CHARLES PAGE.
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sDR RENT.

TOR RENT, FOUR HANDSOMESS
A ROOMS ir brick tenement on Ninth Iii
street beyond leigh, no. us. Apply at the house
for tcrms. &c. dc 4-ltH
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WANTED, No. COOK, WASHER
w AND IRONER. Must come well recon-
mendcd. Call and Soc Mrs. SAMUEL GARTH
RIGHT, cornar Marshall and Twentieth streets,
Richmond, Va. Es............a .s,s. dc 3-2t*
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EOR RENT the LARGE Il L ST. a.
Il DENCE containing sixteen rooms, with Nj
kitchen, stable. garden water, &c, on the premises,
OH Ha!l street, Manchester, known rs "HOLTS."
suited for hotel or clearinghouse. Possession
4iven 9Th Instant. Apply to -
D. K. WEISHGER,
de 2-.t 1915 Main street
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EOR RENT, a nice tWo-story BRICK Ns
l. COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Franklin bc-lE:I
tween Twrnty-slxtil aud Twcnty-sevcnth streets,
containing eight rooms, kitchen, &C.; gas and water
on The premises Apply to -
dc o-st LYME & BROTHER.
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]. BY w. Goddfn, 80
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh. and Bank streets.
I,RUSTEE's SALE on YALUABLl
POSTPoNEMENT.

POSITION ENENT.
By consent Of parties the above saleis postponed
TIL THURSDAY, December s, lsf3. at O'Clock
p. NJ. JAMES Idohsr 49,
de 3 4tart .G s.. $500 = ~. trustee
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TOR RENT, q MARKET GARDEN in
L Duva's Second Addition, one-quarter OF amtle
north of tie city. Possession given The LIST OF De-
cen,ber huply 10 e.. IARV1S,
no c9-st- 1906 Franklin street.
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w ANTED, By young man, to INVEST
w CAPITAL in some wel-estabished business.
Address BUSINESS Dispatch Office. dc 2-lw*
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WANTED, a good COOK, WASHER and
w JRONER: also,a No. HOUSE-GlRL. Ap-
ply at GIG Eighth street. beyond Leigh. de ISIS

WANTED, an UNMARRIED, E4PE-
w RlENCED DRUG CLERK 70 go to Column,
biz, S. G. Good reference required. Correspond
with the undersigned by January l. 1919.
dc o-uK w. G.. FISHER. Columbia. S. c.
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WANTED, n SITUATION, in wholesale
w or retail drug store by 4 druggist of eight
years. experience References given Address
"CINC nON IS" Danyillc, Va. no 3V-5t"
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WANTED, BOARDERS.-MIss GLIB,
w No. goa Marshall street, has several desirable
rooms Furnished unfurnishedl which she desires
Giled with families or members of the General AS
in2ly desirable, 1t being within three or four MI
u,ff:s, walk of fine ctnitol. de act
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR WOOD
w FOR THE POOR.-Persops Of the above
mentioned class get one-quarter cord good dry
PINE WOOD for II. or one-eighth cord good cry
PINE WOOD for 60 cents .4 X. y. GARY
- No. lis Eighth street, 80
de: .3t near the iacket-anding
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yyTANTED, to engage two members OF
w the Legislature as B0AKDERs In a private
family. Rooms large and pleasant. within three
walk or the caPittl Situation, Marshal
street. Address NV. ~ post-ofice box 30.
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CAPE MAY THREATENED
Arrest Of. a william Who'll Planned a Con
aagrauon to Get Opportunity Tor Rob
berry.


The Cane Nav Ddsig lTt,.. the t.t inst.
saNs. f. will he remembered that last yrar
white thrtrNnk of MIR e. y. Polls WIS nt
'.io,l,poi itW,s sfnlrn.nud mo- trace ot II
could he discovered The routr''ts of III,
H.. .sinr article were vnln,-' 40 nearly cine
thuu,And dollar. cr1ren ,vrrv,, hem.
wne madv. hut la vain. Su.pioiop fnllin,,
upan "a eolorcd man mined William =
smith. he wa. arrested. hut the clsr.-,. rot
being satisipctofly proved hc ,,I. dis.
charged,
Durinr the last winter This tnahttpsl
mlu1,rd to KEEN himself IN .rr,, mi
.t.tluu houses. hut always tvorl.d d, ,
.hrcwdn,ss pcenliar tn himselrto.r,t N.r
About Two months ai,n he wa. ,s,,Jp arr
frste1 under th,. fpllnwi,.. ,i,,.,,,, t.,,,... .
A colnred woman named B,t.h ,,,s l.f,
alone one nipht ia her hnusa brr bneh.,rd
being away ON bn.iuess su,itt tt,r,rb,
NE wotiit call ON .bnt in.t.,d or ,,iIn,.
daylight for the time. and the door for Inc
entrance. he tnok the NIGHT and "A ,,inJnv
Succeeding in eiT,ctin, an ,,tr,nce hr
sought the form of tlo ,tTripbt,j in,nttr
and prurrrdr,l la ron,Init an aa.,tilt u,r
scream. hrourht assistance and tbe viii
liam WAS cnptur,d This epds rbaptnr
first of the colofrd Rohprt Nnrl,ir.
Now for auother pnga sill darker aud
one ~ hich will max. Every onc sbndder
al the wicked atroritv az smith Ias,
week MIR. simon Broiaslkv. of PbileJsl.
phin. came down 10 Omen nnd prennrs his
pa,Ai, cottage far ths se,snn linn ON.
i.riul DC. discovered ,,lnn.t ,Nrr, ,.,lnahle
ante. trn,ny,J fr,in H.. b,,..s AMI no
lut,. that remained in "a stnt. al mt,tnr.
ant d ptuporion. ON oreuinr nnr Of
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-13

Another not anticipated in New York
on th""c,a ion of tue orange procession.
The i,-t office department announces
thu the nay POSTAL cards Willn0t be- ready
Tor distribution for at lca,t a month.
John n Varlaud, for many yrms editor
ut ihr Lpwcli fo0rrr, dicd m the asylum
ct Taunton Mass, ON Sunday aged ~.
G,sz BtuWn attending tlir comm. NEE.
m,nt at Yale. IT, had an Interview with
liorrr Gr,rlcy on hi, way through New
York
Four hundred anil tuurly-. ix Mormon
.unNrr is uulCr runNuy ~ six miss Summarizes
haze 1rtiNrl IN New York IN route lui
Salt Lake.
Two men were killed aud tive severely
inquired hy uitiu Clyrerlur rXplO ion ~
the Midland H+iltpad. near Newark y. H..
on Monday.
uW "l a circulation Of iOO " y Tr.Ian,
at "ur ncw, laud in that city ion hat
lhllro nil lu one month alicr Horace.
uommatinitIt Cincinnati.
-Four rru charged with luhhng ,
W"a tly lrly m urcht, Holland, on Oh,
2lth nltiuo.ui MONEY and valuah'cs WON'T
$40 Wm, Nclr alr,st din NV York. Tuca
day ni"hi linp"1Y ya'u 1T slG0, OW
wasrecovond from their possession.
lh' iutu 9, have dunc cun-idrrahl,
damage tu oun. orchards IN York cOun
ty Ia .!hr Norl,ns,r Lennon Place on IT.,
Penn, Railroad look % though Il cloud o
tire had sweli over them leaving nothing
but wiihrrd ltaNcs.
AZ q n.cetius al tine New Yuk Trade
I mons ! i'sldvry - IttT7Ssitiun 4
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DELAWARE DEMOCRATS ENDORSE THE NOM
teATioN or GREELEY AND urdwN

a.
80, tu..-,.,
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W" VIZ p'.i Nv So D,,,,.
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rh,i Nari CJ II n fina'',n >f" nnr,t
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-13

While the recollection ufthc last pande-
iuoniac celebration Of the Fourth of July
is still fresh in our recollection is good
time for The passage of ia. resolution IN
reduced al the Jas, meeting of Council
by Mr. Pickles, ins.uctiug tue Committee
ou Law TO rpocrt an ordinance prohibiting
the discharge Of fire arms IN the city limits.
such am ordinance would do much toward
abatng he nuisance as the pistols and
young cannon, are much more deaienlng
and shocking han the Are crackers
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-13
WICKED WOMAN'S WILES
She Drives a spanish NObleman to
Suicide.

The New York Standard .says Fanny
Jordan, of Cincinnati, o.. Who has recent
~ pursued most romantic, aruer in many
Of he principal European capitals, haH r..
turned 10 the United States. She arrived
al an early houron Saturday morning. on
Board Of the Bremen steamship Main, aud
was booked as q Mrs. thumltN. Shortly
after reaching H0h0keu. shc repaired to
No. 20S Court street. Brooklyn. The par
ticulars OF Fanny jordan limitations with
many representative of the royalty AMI NO
Hllty of the Eastern continent have Hlrtd-
dy been detailed In the press of thi, city.
Ii has not however, hecu noticed that the
eminent meiaphysician aud political ccOno-
mist. Don Henandezy Castras, lAtr Pre-i-
dent Of the Cafe iii Europa, the most rrlr-
hrtted In the world, committed suicide in
the midst Of thr troubles and opprohrium
which his connection with Fanny Jordan
brought him.
About the 9TH instant Don Hernandez
returned from Como to Naples, aud iias-
tened thence TO the little village of Rcsna,
u retired and gloomy quarter in the vlcini-
ty of Mount Ncsuyus. On the night of
the 9th instant, Palma, West India ne
gro and fnvOritc servant uf Don Herman
lez, rushed into the club room of the cafe
d Europe, and announced that his mas
ter lay dying from two bullet wounds in
alcted by his own hand. Without delay,
the few members who were present has
tened to procure coaches and repair TO Re
sina. DR.. Paolo MurranO was present,
and accompanied the gentlemen of the
club To the bedside of their dying Prcsi-
dent. After an hour Of rapid riding the
party reached the obscure house where
Don Hernandez had chosen 10 retire from
| the world IL was too late the party
| found him dead and cold, his body pros
tratc on rude he'd, when they entered,
| Beside the nOhlcman's corpse rested q
handsome revolver. little stream Of
| blood oozed from the fatal wound in IN,
right temple. The features were rigid
and his upper lip was cldtightly between
his teeth. On u table near was Il slnal
sheet Of note paper, bearing the arms u
the house Of Hernandez Castrls, and the
| following hrief announcement of the dec
was written upon ~
HuusE or GtRoLMA PAnELTi, RrsiNA
"To my friends; The Hshucss of my
conduct was wholly without malice, hu
IL has 30 furnished my name that can
not live in peace. Farewell.
llERNYNpEz TAsrHt9."
In May, Mrs. Fanny Jordan icachc,
Naples, after having fascinated aud hood
winkcd the young King of Bavaria. Il
Naples she continued her coquctty viii
uncxampled success.
| Don Hernandez y Castrns, a baud um
Spanish nohleman, in the prime of lite nn'
possessing Immense wealth was Fhnry
chief aim. The Don was Of a genial Jn'
lovial character, fond Of wine and hcluiy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-13

In the course Of an editorial laudatory
of its own enterprise, the CoHaHcrrial u-e,
language which. though possibly moi in-
tended toconvcy such AN impression, seems
to imply that that paper was the only
Wilmington journal represented at the
Baltimore Convention. EVERY EyENiNG
was represented by ONE Of iia own stah on
both days nj the Convention, who, as a
professional, understood his business to
promptly Telegraph What was actually
Done, and not hi- opinions and differences
concerning it All the news that WAS to
be had We had promptly, aud published it
in advance of the Commercial. 1t is true,
as stated by the Commercial, that itself
and EVERY EVENING are the only papers
receiving Associated Press dispatches, the
Gazette having given il up Us sOaa as IL
had paid for two months telecraphing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-13
nneninr nc Posl Omcc.

Some of our business men inform us that
il would he much more convenient for them
could the post office he opened at $50
Instead of 6.I5 Whether enough persons
would he identified by such change 10
Justify tine additional labor it would entail
on the post office clerks We ARE unable 10
aay
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-13

4 young man residing near the Nnlural
Bridge, on santa Fe river flOrld9 ha-
been confined to bed come time under thc
dclusipn that lac wac to ~ttchtj. It,
recently cot hi hruthcr to mould silver
bullet and shot the witch in olligy, which
Immediately restored him to health