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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
Car 0uiIdinR.
EXTENSION OF II

EXTENSION OF THE H. & H. co.'s WORKS.
Finding their present accommodations en-
tlrely insufficient for the demands of bust
ness which is constantly growing larger and
larger, the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
have commenced the enlargement OF their
already extensive car works, at the corner of
JustisOn street and the railroad.
On Justison street, below the railroad, I'M
mediately adjoining the car works, are several
frame dwelling houses, which are being re-
moved, to make room for the proposed en-
largement. The houses will be placed upon
rollers, and taken further down the street, and
placed in an inhabitable condition again.
The new building which is to be erected on
the sites of these dwellings will be $40 by 70
feet, furnished with all the requirements and
convenieaccs necessary for this business, and
will be completed, and ready for the com
mencement of active operations, in five or six
weeks. Thus, car building, like many othel
of Wilmington's business interests, is con
stantly increasing in importance and extent
giving employment to numbers of skilled
workmen, and adding greatly to the prosperi
tx of olr CITY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
Business NOTICES.

10 Pic MIC PAgTIEs.-A fine assortment o
Engliah pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon. Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Picked aud Cove oysters, &c, &c. Also
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocer's, 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve, WILCOX ana other
glass stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S, the Giocer's 4th and Lombard.
LII. Foulk, No l02 West Second street, has on
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced Ill lifo, at low
prices. Je. l.
Cheap Coal-stove 1913, Nut t4.75 per 2240
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Market
Street Bridge. feb21-tf VIM. }. BROWN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

An OLD NIsIToR-Col. VIM. Emmons. for
merly private Secretary 10 Vice President
Richard NJ. johnson. Gather Of VIM. Emmons,
Jr., Of this city,, visited our city las. week. He
is now 81 years old Col. Emmens has all his
life been in intimate connection with cur lead
ing statesman. He was engaged as Clerk, or
Secretary, or at least had some official connec.
ton with John Adams, the Second President Of
the United States. He was afterwards engaged
in similar capacity with Dewitt Clinton, at
Albany. He irave'ed through The Union. in
company with Lafayette, when he visited this
country, was with him in this city. Since then
he served in an honorable position in the capitol
at Washington, under late Secretary Levi
Woodbury., and after that was appointed through
the influence Of Henry Clay.as private Secretary
to the Vice President, Col. Richard N. johnson.
Col. Emmons was born in Boston Mass, Feb.
27,l792. He has been the author Of several
works, and has no little celebrity as a writer
Among these was law work, known as the Boz
ton Massacre, March 5,1790; lie Of General
Jackson, and another Of Martin Van Buren,
Also OF book Of poems While in this city he
vas on his way to visit his native city Of Boston
-PEPUBLICAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
Sooleflee;
arRxT1Nos rHlS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge. No l. / o y e., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No 20, l o o F, atOdd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King
Cherokee Tribe, No4, l r n, at Red Men's
Hail. 4l5 Market street.
Lenape Tribe. No 6, I . R NJ, in fourth story
Savie Building, 9Th and Market street.
Wilmington and Brnndywine Council, No. 8, o
q. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets
Franklin Council, No. 9, o U A NJ, ct Mechsn.
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council, No b, Jr, . U A M, at
Hall, hth and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle u G A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No |, X of p, at knights
of Pythias Hall No III Market street.
Washington Lodge, No 3. q +, at Good Eel.
lows Hall, I'd and Market.
Old Church Division, No 49, 5 OF \ Seventh
below Spruce.
Wnwaset Lodge, No l3, q Of q r. at room
18th and scott streets.
Washington Lodge, No !, A p A. ut hall
8 cond and KING streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
BOARD OF HEALTH.

A regular meeting OF the Board of Health was
held on Friday evening. Mr.. Mccall in tho chair.
l. ]. Jenkins made written complaint to the
Board of annoyances from water and slops rum
ming from the premises OF persons on King street
to his own. The matter was referred to the Sixth
ward committee.
The License Committee recommended the fol-
lowing persons as Night Scavengers: Henry Will
son, Edward White, and Chns d. Agnes They
were confirmed
E. NJ. Garrett was elected to fill the vacancy III
the Bosrd from the First ward, caused by the res
ignation of Robert Morehouse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
The Dry ooods -DusinesS:
REMOVAL OF wM. n. KESSARp CO INTO
--IAElR NEW STORE


.--IAElR NEW STORE
Az The public Ia already aware, tie large ana
increasing business ot the above hrm,
rendered increased facilities absolutely necessary
and accordingly they temporarily removed their
establishment 10 Fourth and King streets, unit!
the erection Of their present handsome ana
commodious building, No. 3O6 Market street,
the site Of their old stand.
On Saturday the work Of removal to their
new quarters commenced in earnest, and by
evening everything was ready for a grand and
finn Il opening.
This new building is complete in every re-
spec., and i, furnished with every requirement
and convenience for the prosecution Of the dry
goods business. The main room, first hoor) IL
100 feet l>ng furnished with all the convenience
possible, and is so lighted ,ha, in every corner
there is splendid light all day, so that goods
can he examined without walking TO windows.
The firm have shown the thought they have tr
their employees b' having no shelves higher
than fee, 4 inches, so persons will not strain
themselves reaching after goods.
As YOU enter the store on the North side Is
the department Of cloths and cassimeres, then
hosiery, gloves, ribbons, laces, colors, ETC. ad.
joining which are the plain dress goods, then
plaid goods and The silk department.
On the South side may be found calicos,
English and American prints, domesics, linens,
damasks, flannel, mems underwear and shawls.
In the centre Of the store is the cashiers desk
and at the end is private Office Of the firm. The
centre counter is filled with glass cases, display
ing laces, collars, etc.
The second story, the same length a- the first
is to be used exclusively for carpets, in which
line this firm has always done large business
The third story is used for storing surplus
stock.
The basement is occupied with oil clothes
Blankets ,omfortables, spreads.an is the whole
sale domestic department
There is an elevator running from the base
ment to the third story for hosting.
Two large, handsome, show windows, tht
glass in which cost $780, have been placed il
the front Of the building with the entrance be
tween them. In the lower window, a large ant
beautiful assortment of carpetings, has beer
tas,efully arranged. Choice dry goods are dis
PLAYED in the other window.
The firm are now ready, with large stock O
dry goods ofall descriptions, to fill the orders Q
all customers, Of any extent. There is no doub
however, but that the patronage so literally be
slowed in the past, will be continued and in
creased hereafter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
be Board OF Education meets this evening

The Board OF Education meets THIS eveu'bE
Franklin Loan Association meets tins evening
MIR Richard S Culhreth, OF Snyina, started for
Harvard College to-day
The horticultural Exhio oltion closed ut Institute
Hall on Saturday evening.
30 to the Ode -Fellc VS. Hall. tonight, and draw
Q set of Chamber Furniture
The weather is almost as hot anu oppressive
to-day as at any time during the summer.
Market street was crowded with an unusually
large number of promenaders, on Saturday even.
ing.
Skifi AMI Gay lords Ministries will gise I'm en-
tertainment Ht the Al ,sonC Temple, tomorrow
evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

SHOOTING MATcH-A shooting match comes off
at Schuetzen Part to-day, for the championship
Of Wilmington, between the members OF the Will
mington Rife Club and all ether parties who may
choose to enter into the contest. In the aftelnoon
the shooting will be carried on by the cadets
Dancing and other amusements will be pactic-
pated in during the afternoon and evening This
morning the members OF the Wilmington Rife
Club and the young cadets, in white pants and
green tunics, headed by the City Cornet Band,
paraded cut to the Park Al the conclusion OF
the shooting the prizes VIII be awarded
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
New Advertisement

SOzOIOnt.
Resolutions OF Respect.
Anything to beat Grant. ...
Paper HanRings-A. B. Jones.
Opening VIM. NJ. kennard + Go.
Lost-A negotiable note e-Reece Pyle.
Wanted--20 good farm hands-R. Peters.
Opera House Skiff l. Gay lords Minstrels.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

IHF FOURTH STREET INJUNCTION CASE On
Saturday, Chancellor Bates delivered his opinion
in the case OF Martin hehoe, who had filed mo-
ton in the Court OF Cancery, praying for an in
junction to restrain the City Council IRON award
ing the contract for paving the bed OF Fourth
street to any other parties The opinion is too
lengthy for publication to-day owing to the crowd
ed state Of our columns but the substance of it. IN
brieI Is that the motion Is denied, ana the bill
dismissed. This settles the matter, and the Coun-
Gil will, doubtless at its next Meeting. award the
coAtract to the lowest and hest buidel. i;td nave
the work Immediately prc eed'i with
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

RECEPTION or BISHOP BEcKER.-- Sunday was
an eventful day with our Catholic people, arrang-
ments having been made for the reception OF
Bishop Becker, who recently returned from tour
through Europe. Long before the hour for the
opening OF the services, St Peters Church was
crowded, with the exception OF the space reserved
for the Societies, ana after their entrance every
available space was occupied. and large numbers
fingered, around the door unable to gam admission.
At "a o'clock, the different Catholic Societies OF
the city assembled at st. Mary Church, and
mar1hed IN body 10 st. Peters, over six hund-
red being III line
Alter the Socieues had entered the latte church,
the services were opened by the most beautiful and
impressive rendition of the re Dean., in English.
by the ohoirs "r the different Catholic churches
combined accompanied by the organ and fine
orchestra. The afternoon services or vespers,
were then preceded with. during which the Lau-
aata was finely rendered by the cholrs and or
ehestra
At the conclusion OF the Services the Bishop
made brief address, returning his thanks for
the honor thus rendered him
The Benediction Of the Sacrament was then
delivered, the audience slowly retired, and the
different Societies formed in line, marched TO
their respective meeting rooms and dismissed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

CORRECTION In the rlse uf the assault and
battery by Michael Cotton, on his wife, which was
tined ietore the Mayor on Saturday morning, ana
reported III the GAZEITE, the confused manner in
which Mrs Cotton gave in her testimony, ca used
most OF those present 10 believe that she stated that
her husband had been having Illicit intercourse
with her daughter by former husband This is not
the case as instead Of being her daug htar, It was
woman having nc family connection with her
whatever, Mrs. C.'s daughter IS sald to be
lady OF much refinement and respectabity, and
has not resided much with her mother Tor the past
few years She was naturally much PANIED and
Rrieved at reading the statements in the city Ia.
pers OF Saturday, and deeply reyrettng the unfor.
tunate, but unavoidable error, we cheerfully max
the correction
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

The HoRTICULTURAL EXHIBITION Tho Hor-
ticultura Exhibition at the Institute Hall closed
on Saturday evening, after successful run OF
four nights. The attendance has been mainly
good, and the receipts will doubtless prove salts
factory. On Saturday evening, the remaining ar
ticles in the Hall were sold at auction, with Mr..
Thomas NJ Ogle as auctioneer. All the frnits,
and nearly all the flowers and plants were dispos-
ed of at handsome prices. The proceeds If the
exhibition are for the benefit of the Home for
Friendless Children, and 1t is expected that quite
q handsome sum has been realized
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

FIRE.--AbOut AZ O'Clock Saturday after
noon, fire was discovered on the roof of the
pattern shop connected with J. V. Rice IL Co.'S
Iron foundry, at Tenth and Orange streets.
The alarm was immediately given. and the
fire department were promptly on hand, and
by their exertions succeeded in subdung the
flames. Several frame dwellings, in close
proximity to the pattern shop were saved by
the efforts Of the fremen. The roof of the
pattern shop. was burned off, which was about
the extent o. the loss sustained from the fire.
The damage to the patterns, caused BY the wa.
ter, was somewhat greater, but not very con-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

OPENING. Al. kennart n cos new stole
will lie open this evening until 9ociock for the ie-
ceptlon Of visitors. all are kindly III ;itcd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

ARRESTED. - On Saturday afternoon Sheriff
Armstrong arrested Mr.. Robt Taylor, bnker OF
this city, ard of his sons, for resisting officer
Ward, of New Castle, while in the discharge of
his duty. Ward had n warrant for the arrest of
Taylor. but when he attempted to make the ar
rest nc was resisted and attacked. Mr.. Taylor
claims that Ward entered his house and attempted
to arrest him without reading the warrant -
The case was heard before Esquire Tandever OF
New Castle, this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

TTVHE next Session will sonmsncs n, A., a.
L September By nuthoritv n, ~ W. Nn o.
Trustees BOTH SFXES viii ke aam;s, seHd OF
College ''''u 10 me
There are four regular courses
THE CLASSICAL.
THE SCIENTIFIC.
THE LITEkARY,
and the AGRICULTURAL
nny one oi winch may be pursued Ut pie easure: n,
studies id the VI srious dera rtmsnts nav ct the
FOR circulars ana farther informant addYsss
". II. PCKN ELL, President
uuE-tNtW Newark Ia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
T RUGBY ACADEMY.

An English. Classicai and Commerce.! Sc,o,,
FOR BOYS.
22o Market ST., Wilmington, Del
DIR. SAMUEL W. MURPHY, A. M pe,x,,
Assisted by Able and Faithful Teacher,
AsFA Ali Terms oPenl September "a, ls72.SA
For Catalogues ind Circulars apply to Boushn..
Thomas i Co. su
RsPERENCRs-- taeo. W. Bush. E.a n.v ~
Frost, u. D.: Hon VIM. g. WhiteIey Ism., ~
ford. Esq Rev. w. II. Hinkley WI1s srsd
Bush. NJ. D Hon. H. q Bradford ind. tTewE
trict Court Of Delaware. s,,,n, N, a. mi'-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

SKIfF AND GAYLoRDs MINsTRELs-lhis ia
nous Minstrel organization will give one of their
pleasing and laughable entertainments, at the
Masonic Temple, tomorrow evening. An excel
lent programme, embracing all the latest and most
pleasing features of minstrelsy. will be presented
By able and first-class artists. All lover of min
strelsy. and they are numerous in Wilmington,
should be sure to attend The prices will remaii,
as usual, 50 and u cents
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

LECTURE. George Mcdonald, now IN New York
delivering lectures. has been engaged 10 lecture
before the Historical Society. in this city, on the
22d of November Mr.. McDonold is the author
OF several valuable books and his lectures are Of
great value.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

LECTURE John O'Byrne. ESD. viii deliver a
lecture at Masonic Temple, on the evening Of
Thursday, October Sd The subject ot the lecture
will be "Ths Crusades and their Influence on
Christianity
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

A WoRKINGMEN'sS sSETTLEMENT,-Ih The Comnser-
cial says "a movement is on foot to form an or
ganization of workingmen and others to establish
a settlement on the line of the Wilmington X
Western Railroad, by persons whose business will
be in this city. This is an excellent move and the
Railroad company We presume, will aid it by
running such trains will accommodate the pur-
nose
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

DEMOCRATIC MEETING "A meeting OF the Dem
ocrats of New Castle Hundred will be held at the
Court House. in New Castle, on Tuesday evening,
at ~ o'clock. for the purpose OF nominating an
Inspector in the place of VIM. H. Lambson. Esq,
who declines BY order Executive Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

A TANDEMoNIUM seemed 10 reign IN the neigh.
borhood OF Orange and Eleventh st eets last night
For more than asquare off the yelIs of defiance
from male and female voices made night h,deous,
and called tor official interference. that desperate
deeds might be prevented.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
6dafstipaat.

WESLEYAN FEMALE Corr.rt,r
THE FALL SESSION WILL brorN
sEPTEMBER llth, 1879
Catalosu 81 can b. had At book ,tor..
aue2l-3w JNO. WILSON p...,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

tearing out the lower front room In their
building, No 224 Market street, formerly
occupied by Thos d. Webb 4 Son hatters,
and transforming it into stor room. The
Side door and the large window will be closed
up, and large doors be placed In the centre,
with window on each side.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

Serious charges have been brought against the
officers OF the Inebriate Asylum At Wards
Island, New York. Among other things. it is
drunk 10 the asylum . they could BE- outsidel 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
New Orleans Savings Institution VS.. John
Henry Carter.

New Orleans Savings Institution VS.. John
Henry Carter.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
T. OF Orleans, No. 50 971.-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
city, on MONDAY, April Is 1872, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District OF the city of New Orleans, desig.
mated by the number one of the square bounded by
Prytania, st. Mary. Coliseum and ST.. Andrew
streets, and measuring, in American measure,
ST. Mary street by depth and front Pryrania
street of one hundred and fourteen feet eight
inches and seven lines. and depth on he other
side line of hundred and fifteen feet four inches
and four lines, and thirty one feet eleven inches
and six lines in width on the rear line; said lot
forming the of Prytania AMIDST Mary streets,
and is part of the original lot number forty-two,
and was acquired by John Henry Carter, defending
herein, by purchase from George L. Bright, per act
passed before Octave Morel, notary public in this
city on the sixteenth day OF April, 1866
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
above mentioned district and square, and adjoining
the presently described, designated by. the
number two, and measuring, American measure
trt Ieet eleven inches and five lines front on
St. Mary street, by depth of one hundred and
fifteen four inches and four lines the side
toward Prytania street, and one hundred and six
teen feet and two lines the other side line, and
thirty feet eleven inches and six lines in width
i'll the rear and is part of the original lot number
forty two and was acq uired by John Henry Carter
defendant herein from the estates Of Edward Viii
liam Sewen and Edward W; Sewel per act passed
before William Shannon, notary public in this city,
on the second of November, 1865 together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-C4sh on the spot
mhl4 app IA Sheriff of the Parish of Orlea