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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Kennerly's Mills.

ITS DESTRUCTION BY FrRE-Ioss OVER 100000.
The Crisfeld Leader says:
On Friday last 18th, inst, most disastrous
contlagration occurred, by which a gentleman
of more than ordinary enterprise and industry,
was very nearly ruined, so far as worldly goods
is concerned, The steam Saw and Grist Mill of
Mr.. s. A. Kennerly, situated on Nassawaddux
Creek. Northampton County, Va. on the night
in question, between the hours of II M. and 3
A. M, was observed to be in flames and 80 near
ly destroyed that the walls began to fall in
about the time it was discovered. The fire spread
fearfully about the premises, destroying cord
wood and lumber, to the extent of over $4,000
Several carts were burned and dwelling occu-
pied by the sawyer, and also owned by MIR. Ken
nerly barely escaped the flames 1t caught fire
and the occupants moved out in order to save
their goods and chattels.' Mr.. Kennerly has
in former years met with heavy LOSSES and this
last calamity falls upon him with peculiar force.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
The q. y. Court.

SESSION MONDAY MoRN1NG-THE GIVEN CAsE-NAT-
CIVILIZATIONS.
The U. s. Circuit Court met this morning.
The counsel in the case of Archibald Given were
present, but in consequence of Judge Armstrong 4
absence the argument on the reasons filed for an
arrest of judgment did not proceed. Judge
Bradford was on the bench.
large number of persons appeared to be
naturalized, and the Cler k was largely occupied
in dispatching this busin ess until half past one
o'clock at which time the Court adjourned until
IL O'Clock tomorrow.
A petition was sent to Judge McKennan the
Circuit Justice, last week. for the appointment
of "Supervisorsn of Election, according to
the provisions of the U. S. Laws
which apply to all elections at which a Member
of Congress is chosen. Judge McKennan, how
ever, directed Judge Bradford to assume the du-
ties, and discharge the authority, as d ected by
law in response to the petition. Court will
therefore be open every day this week, and until
the day after the election The Supervisors are
not yet appointed, but will be in a few days.
The argument in the Given Case will be held
whenever Judge Strong is able to be present.
Meantime, the court forthe consideration of that
case is adjourned to Saturday next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
A True Henri.

We clip the following from the Cumberland
(Md.) News;
=, An affecting story is told in connection with
the collision ON the Parkersburg branch of the
Our readers will remember that John Walker.
the fireman of one of the engines, was caught be-
tween the " foot board " of the tender and the
hot wall OF the engine furnace, from which uo-
The poor fellow, suffering the most excruciatinS
pain, begged his companions to kill him rather
than let him die in that position but finally be-
came calmer, and taking from his pocket asmall
blank book and pencil, wrote farewell message
to his wife, who lives at Pottsyille, Pa. The ds.
Yotion OF man in such fearful position as
the one described above must be very great TO
cause him to forget his teri ible agony, and i'm
part sufficient nerve and strength to his hand to
lndite even the shortest farewell message to
the loved ones at home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
THE PENINSULA.
CECIL COUNTY.

The new NJ. E. Church at Port Deposit will be
dedicated on Wednesday next.
The meeting at Elkton in furtherance Of the
Elkton Il Massey Il. II. was not encouraging.
The First district subscribed s26, 1853, the second
only $4,000, and third nothing at all.
Mrs. Robt. Evans, principal Of the young ladies
seminary, near Port Deposit. went chestnutting
recently with her school. William Ramsey ac-
cOmpaned them, but fell after climbing the
tree, and striking Mrs. L. on head, seriously in
iured her.
The Engineers on the Juniata q State Line r.
II. have pushed their surveys down Stone Run
to the 01toraro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
DOMESTIC NEWS.
NeIghborIng Counties.

Henry Webster, of Bel Air Hartford County
Md. died last week.
The public schools Of Chester county have
closed, this week, for the Institute.
Edward Sylvester won dictionary at a spell
ing match at Unlonyille Institute last week
The Pennsylvania Railroad now runs it's
trains by Philadelphia time-a difference of ten
minutes in the arrival and departure of trains
The Workingmen's Beneficial Society of the
Lukens Iron Works, of Coatesvle have since
their organization, last January, paid out as
benefits and for burying the dead over s40O
The borough Council at Downingtown has
abated the tax on all real estate used and en-
ployed in the manufacture of iron, steel, woolen
cotton fabrics, paper and glass, for period of
three years after their establishment or COM
mencement of operation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Reuub;Icnu mee,Inx. Tbl, RvenIpg

Mr.. Manning, OF Massachusetts, who will ad-
dress our people, this evening at the City Hall
il fine orator. Mr.. Higgins proposes to speak
on subjects of vital interest to our people, and
we know he is both sound in view and earnest
in purpose, regarding them.
At the Hall, at 7th and Walnut streets, VIM.
Nicholson, Esq9 of Philadelphia, and William
Silver, Esq, one of the Republican candidates
for the Legislature will address meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Marine News.
Reported for dte Commercial.
ArriUdls.
PoRr oF WILMINGTON

PORT OF WILMINGTON, Oct. %,
Sch. Alice B. Gardiner, of Bucksport Turner
from New York, to Saqua La Grand, Cuba with
assorted cargo, put in this port by stress of
weather. rudder damaged.
Sch. Estelle Bright Of Wilmington, Fountain.
from Bombay Hook, with building sand, to P'
W. q b. Il. Il. Co.
Barge Edward D. Trump, of Jersey shore, Raw.
from Pine Tree, with lumber, to H L. Tatnall d
Co.
Barge Velocity of Philadelphia, McIlvaipe.
from Port Clinton with coal to Samuel Bass d
Son.
Barge Mary McCafferty of Philadelphia, Call.
from New York with mdse to Walton, Whann q
Co.
Barge Mary of Wilmington, Lqmborn, fron
Philadelphia with mdse to Chas. Warner 4 %.
Barge Emma Of Wilmington, Moscow, from
Philadelphia with mdse to Geo W. Bush
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
WILMINGTON, DEL, MONDAY, OCTOBER es, 1879.

Klund on the head.cut il severely. At the p. W.
IL b. depot, we understand that several personal
encounters took place, but no general fight was
indulged in.
THE PARADE, ITSELF
Was eminently successful, presenting fine ap-
pearance and marching with great regularity
The number in line may safely be stated at three
thousand. and it is the impression of many per-
SONS that this estimate is too low. In many
particulars it was a unique affair. Several Of
the trades OF the city were represented in wa
gons, the butchers rode on horseback and
body of citizens marched on foot Very few
transparencies were visible and what there were
were borne by the visiting clubs. One corpulent
man was dressed a Ia Greeley and excited con
siderable attention and mirth Some persons
evon insisted that it really was the Sageof Chap
mama
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
RcpublIcnn d;rnnd RnIIy.

County Mass Meeting will be held at Mid
dletown on Friday, November 1st., Commenc-
ing at 12 O'Clock M. The following gentlemen
will address the Meeting Genl Adam L. King,
OF Maryland Hon. Wayne Mcveagh, of Penn
sylvania Hon.N. b. Smithers, Anthony Hig-
gins, Esq, and VIM. @. Spruance, Esq. This
should be good turnout. Let it be made one
of the rousing and nspiriting gatherings of the
od-fashioned sort
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
1eatAs

ENTRIKEN.-In this city, on Sunday morning,
Geo. II. Entrlken, at his residence, 327 East sth
rect.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral, to leave the house at O'Clock, Wednesday
Dec 3Oth, to proceed to Mt Salem M. e. Church
Cemetery.
West Chester papers please copy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

who claims to understand the nature of the dit5
ease which is raging among the horses of North
ern cities, says that it is not at all a serious COM
plant, in short that it is nothing bnt a . bad
cold, which little time and good nursing will in
most cases cure fatal Termination to fhe dis
ase is usually caused by bleeding, and unskilful
treatment. The same disease prevailed last wear
and though not 80 general, was more fatal be-
cause the horse attacked did not run at the
considered to be a favorable symptom which, il
allowed to continne, and not stopped by bad
treatment, insures the final recovery of the ani
NAL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
NO Rnm on snndnYn.

THE CLOSING BEING ENFORCED.
LIvERpoo1I, Oct. 90.
The law closing taverns on Sunday evening
was enforced last night causing much disturb
ance. 1t was quelled by the police.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Elopeuent.

DEcAMPMENT OF STRANGER FROM SALISBURY
WITH ANOTHER MAAs WIFE.
The Salisbury Advertiser, of Saturday, says :
One David Leighton who has been staying in
Salisbury for some time past, and the wife of
Mr.. j. Farlow left town together OH Monday
night for pats unknown. Before they went,
like the Israelites of ancient days who played
sharp on their Egyptian neghbors they bor-
rowed apparel &c of their friends and decamped
for the land of promise, which is Delaware, or
some other place
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

The PM idelphia Cloth House-snodgrass 4 Co.
Opera HOuse-William Horace Lingard.
Pure milk and cream-Jno. r. Brnghurst.
Wanted-SltuatiOn by woman in the country.
PrOmlssory note--Junn Fyde,
ulalrv0Yant Test Medium -9is Orange St
Fine lot Canary Blrds-W. N. Chandler.
Fair at Calvary Church.
Hardware Truman a Shaw
Iity 1temA-YariOus PARTIES
Funeral no Ice.
Farm for sale-S. q. Collins.
Tournament postponed.
Houses for sae-h. Pennington
Purchase money mortgages for sale,
Special meeting Soldiers and Sailors Club.
Noticed. E Buckingham.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Police Court.

Henry Gale, John Mcclure and Joseph Rich
ardson, for being drunk, were each fined SO
cents and costs.
Mary Morgan Mary Hinson, and John Cur
rens, drunk and disorderly, Fined 81 and costs
and held for 5000 each for their future good
behavior.
Thomas Pennington, for committing an assault
and battery on his wife, was fined IS and costs
and bound over for $500 to keep the peace.
Rosanna O'Donnelly was committed to New
Castle, for 80 days, for vagrancy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
The Horse Epidemic.

NO ABATEMENT BUT FEW STREET CARS RUNNING.
New YORK, Oct. 2S.
There is no abatement in the horse disease.
Bat few cars are running on the Streets and by
Wednesday, it is feared, all the cars will be COM
pelled TO stop
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

The special meeting of the Managers of the
Beard of Trade, to take definite action ON the
proposed Daily Meetings, will be held tomorrow
evening. All interested should be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Meets the Emergency.

STREET CARS DRAWN BY EMPLOYEES.
Boston, Oct. 2S.
horse car made round trip to-day, drawn
by employees. Fare charged, 25 cents. Well
patronized
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

Three deaths from small pox were reported in
New York last week. Six new cases of the disease
were reported on Friday. There were twenty
seven deaths from small pox in Boston last week
A despatch from Norwalk, Conn, says the Sc
lectmen of that city, on Saturday, admitted to
the rights OF an elector Mrs Sarah M. Il. Hum
tington, and she will vote for President.
A man named McCann jumped out Of balloon
at De Kalb, ILL.,, on Friday, when it was four
hundred feet high, and was killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
The Lingards Coming.

One of the most pleasing and really meritor-
GUS entertainments, closing our dramatic season
last spring, was that by the Lngard Comedy
Company. They give another performance here
on Saturday evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
8.3O, p. Nj.
Congratulations.

FROM PRESIDENT GRANT TO PRESIDENT THIERs
PARIS, Oct. 49,
Thiers has received dispatch from President
Grant, congratulating him on the result Of tho
recent election.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

II you believe that $4,000 year should be
taxed out of the poor mems savings in the Loan
Associations, vote the Democratic ticket.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Franklin Loan Association meets this
evening.
Several parties have contracted for artificial
stone pavements, garden walks, &C., to be laid
at once.
Why don't the city Railway, Co., lay tracks
along Front Street and to the W. & W. r. Il.
depot p.
Orders for milk and cream from John r.
Bnughursts dairies may be left at Il. Bring
hurst Co.'s and II. II. Bringhurst's drug store.
The Board of Education meets this evening.
Amateur fishermen amused themselve yester-
day at catching suckers in the Brandywne at
the lower dam.
Get your reserved seats for the Old Folks
Concert. 1t takes place tomorrow evening.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of
Delaware, meets in extra session, in this city, tC-
morrow.
A quarterly meeting Of the Trustees of the
Poor, for this county, will be held at the Aims
house, on Wednesday
A ball from roman candle, on Saturday even
ing, was shot through Good Il Hannas show
window.
The huge willow tree which has stood for
generations close by the old barley mill, on the
Brandywine was blown down by the late storm
1t divided at the ground in three parts each
part falling in separate direction.
Fred. Devou has successfully completed his
course. of instruction at the Morse Telegraph
Institute and will take his situation as operator
on the W. " W. Il. r., as soon as the Market
street station is completed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
The Tournnment Penlponed.

The Hares Corner Tournament, which was TO
have taken place, to-day, has been postponed to
Thursday, when it will come of il the weather
pernits.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

LNARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm near -
" HADDONFlELD, N j g., belonging to &sSsK,
GfA the estate OF Har ison Anderson, de- &5SjsE
Ma ceased, containing ll2 acres OF land, ~
within l. 4 miles OF railroad station at HaddOnhed.
This tract ia in high staJe of cultivation and well
adapted to Market Gardening, Dairy Farming, or a
combination as at present OF both 70 aures OF geoi
Nj ahOw, with two permanent streams OF water; eX
eellent Farm House, with all th- necessary Barns
Sianling, Outhouses complete. Persons desrOus OF
viewing the premises cs do so by applying at the
Farm, or through STEPHEN g. COLLINS,
oct 2s-lm, ,eOd&w lib Market St., Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
TNRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE

exposed at Public Sale, on
Wednesday, October 80, 1872,
AT IL O'Clock, W.,
AT THE AUCTION ROOM OF
oGLE & MILLER,
cos MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL.
| The following real estate, formerly Of Peter Hen.
Erickson, deceased,
| SITUATED IN CHRISTIANA HUNDRED, NEW
CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE, to wit:
No. /. A lot Of marsh land, situated near NEW
PORT, Del, adjoining lands Of John Tatem and
Others containing five acres and twenty-five perches
more or less.
NO 2, All these two tracts OF land composing
what ls known as The Buck" farm situate I'm Chris
tiana Hundred, on both sides of the Kennett Turn
pike, NEAR HE CITY OF WILMINGTON, ad-
joining lands OF John Banning and others.
The two parcels being divided by the road to-
gether contain hfty-four and three quarter acres,
The improvements consist OF large stone man.
sion house-stone barn with the house, barn, out
houses, and orchard; all being on the north side Of
the kennett turnpike.
The Undersigned Will also Sc as attorney for the
owners.
No. s. An that valuable farm in Christana Hun
dTed aforesaid, late of hebecca Hendrickson, de-
ceased, adjoining No. 2, and bounded also by lands
of Peter Greg, Baudy Simmons, William Green and
by the wilmington and kennett iurnpige, and the
wilmington n Reading Railroad, and county road
containing thirty-nine and half acres more or
less.
The improvements consist o: stone house, stone
The pIoper1esabove described as Nos. and
are SITUATED WITHIN ONE AND THREE-
QUARTER MILES OF THE CITY OF WHINING
ION, and finely located. There is a station of the
Wilmington Reading Railroad at the premises
and the y Wilmington city Horse Railroad runs With
in one mile
CON pITIONS For No. l. twenty per cent of the
purchase money on the day Of sale, and the balance
10 note with approved endorser at three months,
For. Nos. and 8, ten per cent. of the purchase
money on the day of sale, the balance OF one
half on or before the fourteenth day OF February
A. d. 1873, and the remaining one-half TO be paid In
Two years from the confirmation of the sale with
interest and State tax, payable seml-annualy, se-
cured Dy the judgment bond of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises
GEORGE II. BATES,
oct24-6t. Trustee and Attorney
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
1, w. sTIDHAM & SON,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers
No. Ill East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON DEL.

The highest cash price paid for all kinds OF
second hand furniture by L, W. stidham a Son.
Auctloneers, Ill II. Fourth street, Wilmington, DEL
Also, all KINGS Of secondhand furniture for sale.
OGt2o-9m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
on Tuesday, Oct. 40, 1872,

on Tuesday, Oct. 40. 1879,
AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following Stock, viz:
FIVE HEAD OF HORSES
good workers; Colts, one years old, one May
TWENTY-EIGtIT HEAD OF COWS
Home raised; some IN proht some spTtngers.
ONE YOKE OF RED OXEN.
Ftrst-eass and handsome. Two BULLS.
TEN HEAD OF HOGS AND SHoATS.
FARMING TENSILs.-Two hay wgons tongue
and Shafts with shifting beds, horse carts, l
oX'cart, market dearbOn, Shaw reaper and now
er, Clipper mower, Roller, Wheat DRILL Horse
Rake, Little Giant Mill, Corn Sueler, / Hay
tress, with BlocA and Fall, Hook, &C, PlOughs,
Hatrows, Cultit atOrs, Hay CUT, rs Van Winkle
Fan, Cross.cut Saws, l Circular saw, Hay Fork,
lot OF Forks, ,Rakes, ShOYels Ux-Chains GrindstOne
WheelbaTroWs, Harness of all descriptions, lot OF
Hot Bed Sash, Garden Tools, o Iron Rollers Scythes
and Cradles, Lsdders, &C., &c.
DAIRY El&IURES.-Cans Pans, Churns, Buck
cts, &c.
Lot OF Grain Bags.
CARRlAGES,-l Germ mantown Carriage, Pole and
Shafts, Pony Ph@ton, Sleigh, Robes, Blankets, &c.
Boats, Cunning Skitf 30 acres OF Wheat In the
ground and Lot OF Fodder in bundles Also, large
lot OF Goods not enumerated.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
All sums OF Fifty $50 Dollars and under, Cash ;
all sums above $50 and not exceeding $500, six
months credit; all sums above $780, IL months
credit, by the purchaser giving bankable note
with approved endorser, interest added from day OF
Sale,Or per cent. off FOR cash all sums above $780,
Eerslie is the first Station Orth of the Brandy
wine Bridge, on the p. w. q b. r. r., and adjoins
the Edgmoor Iron Works. Trains between Phila
dephia and Wilmington pass the station every hour
during the day. JAMES PRICE.
oct.l9,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.
Cotton inactive, 194@2O1lc Flour very dull
supertine "A 500562 extras 5.75GG.25 Penna.
extra family S7256D8. Wheat dull; Western
red II 67@1.70 amber 81 S091S5; white 81 80
@S2O5. Rye soc. Corn dull yellow 64a65c.
Western mixed 6Ic. Oats active mixed 45c /;
white 47@ISc. Whiskey 94c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

=, Hon. William F. Johnston, Ex-Governor of
sepinisylyania died in Pittsburg, on Friday after
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Weather Record.
REPORT OF SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.
Probabilities For the Middle and New Eng
land States prevailing Northerly and North
easterly winds, with cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
2Jew advertisements

GRIDDLEs AND BAKE PLATEs.-A VARIETY
NJ OF slz 8 OF Iron and SOa stone the latter do
required TO be greased) and various Kinds Of Cake
Turner's and ans at
-.... TRUMAN a SHAW.
Philadelphia
Trimmed CHEESE AND BUTCHER KNIVES
being thus protected from rust, are certainly
more cleanly for grocera' use. These and others
with plain steel blades are for sale by
- TRUMAN Il SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirtypye) Market st. below Ninth,
Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
4ie,r %arettiseIaeuts.
TO INVESTORS.

To those who have funds to invest In large or
small am luuts, or VINO wish to increase their income
from means already inv sted In OF er less prom able
SET utlues, we coomntnd after full investigation,
the Seven Thr cold Bonds OF the Northern PACT
Tic Railroad tOlnpa y. ating seven and three
tenths per cenT. I'D le eat equal now to 81 cur.
rency,) anu sllt a. par, they yield an income con-
Alderany more tnau une-third greater than u y
8 20s They are Coupon d Registered. the lowest
delolninatiun being 90, ths highest 0,00l.
Nearly one third OF the Main Line of the Road will
be completed AMI In ope' alton with a large bust
ness the present season. All The property aud rights
= the Company, including most valuable Land
Grant, averaging out - 900 acres per mile OF
road are pedged as security for tine frat mortgage
bonds Row ilered.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received In
eXenauge at current prices Descriptive pamphlets
and maps, showing route Of read, connections,
tributary country, &C. Will be furnished on appca-
tiOn to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
FIRST EDITION..
e.so p. M.
Philadelphia.
THE CONDITION OF THE HORSES.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. rs.
No well defined case Of Horse disease has yet
occurred in Philadelphia, and all horses on TIE
street show that great care is now being taken
to preserve their health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
DAilY Gpatmertjal.
JENKINS a ATKINSON.
WILMER Publisher.
New vAderIIse menrn. This unr.

rv-ROr Terms, ETC., See Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
THE CROWD OF SPECTATORS

As is usual upon such occasions, there was
general outpouring OF the residents of the city
and the sidewalks of Market street, from Front
to Tenth, were literally packed. Besides these
there were many persons present from the sur
rounding country aud even from other towns
and cities. by noon the influx beS III to be ap-
parent and the crowds began to assemble long
before Six O'Clock. Had the weather proven fa-
vOrable the scene would have been even more
animating and the procession much larger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
TRUSS DEPARTMENT OF
Edward McInal1, Jr.,
ID AND MARKET STREET,
Trusses, Braces, Suspensories.

NACCINE VIRUS.-We would direct the par
v ticular attention of the medical profession to
the LanOiX Vaccine or true Non Ii Manized COwPex
Virus propagated by the new method known as the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
practced for the past eight years by Gustaye Lam
DIX, NJ. d. memoer Of the Legion OF Honor, Chief Of
the service des Vaccinations of the Hospitals o
Paris, &c.
1t IS claimed for the Lanotx Vaccine that phys-
clans may rely upon always obtaining q virus OF
uniform CharacteT-in fact the Identical virus from
recent case OF original spontaneous cow-poX discoV-
tons frOm hcfer to heifer (Of which Dr. Lanoix re-
Gently brought over two from Europe) and thus pre-
served IN all its integrity In accordance with certain
natural laws which DR.. LanOX after long research
has been aOle to experimentally determine.
A fresh supply Of Ivory Slips and Capillary Tubes
Of this virus have ust been received by
< BRINGHURST Il CO.,
APOTHECARIES
Cornar Nth and Markat qtra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
TOURNAMENT POSTPONED.
THE INTERSTATE TOURNAMENT
Advertised to be held at Hares Corner, on the 9th
inst, Is postponed to

THURSDAY, OCTOBER sisT 1872.
The onicers and knights will form procession in
New Castle at o'c Ock A. NJ and lad by the
Phoenix Brass Band, will proceed to the TiBlng
1llting to commence et II O'Clock.
OFFICERS: Philip X. CLARK, ESQ Chief Judge
Geo. Morrison and Philip Madders, Assistants.
J0hn O'Byrne, Esq, Orator OF the day; Col. Wm.
II. Newton Growing orator; Vim. NJ Stlckert ESQ
Cnief Marshall VIM. b. Ford, Esq, 1st Assistant
1hDs ii. Hors.y I'd Assistant
tants, Q. Clark Esq s. p, VAIL Abner Ailston,
RObt Montgomery.
96 knights having entered the lists, close con-
test and spenGid horsemanship may be expected.
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