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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Norwood High School

VIM. D. CABELI, University of Virginia, Principal.
INsTRUC CToRs.
f KEY. MEADE, University Of Virgi mia
RO. l. HARRISON, NJ A.
THOS. A. SGDDUN, Math, Medaiilst. Z"
9th instructors will be employed II deemed me-
oFssary IT, cOn0uct most successfully high hOol
of such grade as Norwood For full infOTmat ion
address, WILLIAM ID. CsBt LII, Principal,
Norwood, p o., Va
Next Session opens September VI th 1872
Extract from Private Letter1
University of Virginia, May Q, 1879.
To VIM. d. CABrLL, Esq, Principal
MY dear Sr:-' have high alprecla-
ti,n of the work YOUR school is ibg fur tle sIata
and thc cuun ry hnr OF the importance OF senuing
yuu the best men Ms your 'ssistants.
Yours, veIy truly -
auR1Q-4w CHAS. 8. VENABLE,
Chairman Of the Faculty, University OF Virginia.
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RARLoW's INDIGO Blue

Is the cheapeBt and best article In the market for
lothpR The genu ne has beth BarlOw's
and With rger's nam on the label and is lut up
at Wiltbergfra Drug Store. No. 293 Nnr.h Secnd
street, Phi ielphia. d. s. WILTBERGER, Pro-
prietor For sale Dy Druggists and GrOcers
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gail gpal giass.

OM AND insIER m ,.-.
TIE CITY RAILWAY COMPANY will run a car
from the Delaware Avenue Depot to Front and
French streets at 9.60, p NJ TO meet the thiladel-
phia train due at 10 80, P. M my1s-tf
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II. F. KEENEY, Superintendent.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June 26, 1872, Tralh
will Leave Philadelphia
FOR CAPE MAY,
ga. M. Morning Nail Express, due at 12.1 p. q
8l5 p. N. Ac ommtd tiUn, due At I.l2 z. M.
400 p NJ. Fast Express, due at 6.ST r M.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE CAPE MAY
6sOA NJ Accommodate =, due at 1921 A. M.
T80 A. M. Fast Express, due at 1906 A. N
bUO p. M. Afternoon Express due at S21 p. M.
Freight Ttan leaves Cape may d y at O.. A. N
Sunday Mali Train leaves Phila ,elpha T.3J A. NJ
Cape May b.U0 z M. Pullman Palace Cars are at
tao ed to the 90 A. NJ. and " P NJ trains from
Philadelphia, and the 80 A. Nj. aud 800 I'M trains
from cape Way. Seats may be secUred in advance
at No. s3s Chestnut street.
For Mville and vineland 90 A, M, 800 A. M.
315 p. M, 80 P. NJ,
For Brfdgeton, Salem and way stations 500 M.
g. so P. Nj.
For Woodbury. Wenonah and Mantua s 90 A. VI.
11.45 A. NJ, $50 p. ~, $50 z M, 8 80 T. M.
For Swedet bOrO 500 A. Nj 3. p NJ, $50 p. N
Br dgetOn and Port Norris railroad Trains cOnnsc
with trains to ard from Pniladephia.
Freight train leaves Camden daily, for Cape MAY
Millvilie. Vineland, SC, at 9.20 A. M
For Bridgeton, Salem, bwedesboro &c, at l2.l
noen.
Communication Books, monthly, season and yearl,
tickets for sale at the office of The Treasurer Ia
Camden. WIN. j. SEWSLL,
jy9-2m Superintendent
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Campaign Goods for '72.

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell at
-iGht. Pay 100 per cent. pr. fit. Now is the
time. Send at once 10r descriptive circulars and
Price Lists of our fine Steel Engravtngs OF all the
andidatet, Campaign biographies, Charts, Photo
graphs, Badges, Plus, Flags and everything suited
the ime-. Ten collars per day easily made. Full
samples sent for So. Address MOORE GOOD
3 hED, 81 Park Row, New York.
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Asiu advertisements.

YEyo THE won KING GLASS, male or female
$50 a week guarantee d. Respectable employ.
ment ut home, day evening; no capital req hred;
FIJI inst uctions and valuable package OF goods 70
return sta~p. N. YOUNG d CO., l6 oourtland ~,
New " rk f4 aug oSw
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WILMINGTON TRAINS,

Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
Mtlnington:
Leave Philadelphia at 10a5. A. NJ, ~ TO- 23O,o.0
100 and o. daily p. NJ The 5.00 7. M train eoD-
meets with b, aware Railroad for Milford and ter
mediate stAtionR
Leave wilmington at o.4o, 6 so and $40 A. M, Az
aUu and lib DAILY P. M. The $40 A NJ. train viii
not stop between Chester aud Philadelphia On
SUNDAY viii leave W lllninRLUi al 50 r. M
The 6 45 M. train firm Wilmington will con
necG at Arsenal Junction by str Ct cars WIN te $50
A. NJ train for New York from West PhtladSlphia
PHILADA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL II n. rftAlNs
Stopping at all stations on ChGster Greek and Phila
delphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit Sundays ex.
cepted), at 7.Oe A. NJ and a.SO p NJ, Philadelphis
for Chadd's Ford at 1000 A. M, Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 23l p, M. Philadelphia iof
Chester IL ighs al ~ r. M. m pniadeIpma ioi
23U p. M The 100 A. M Grain stops at all stations
between Philadelphia and Lamokin.
Leave POlL Dep0niL Tor Pnnauelpnia Sundays en-
ceped) at rs A. M and 4.25 p. M, oxford for Phlla
delpla at G. 10 A. NJ, ChaddS Ford FOR Pniladelpna
4:21, 7. NJ Sunday leave ?hdadephia ,np ox1orq n
Trains leaving wilmington az D =, A N, and 4 ~,
NJ will connect at lamokin JunctOn with the
Z 20 A nj and 81, NJ trains for Philadelphia ana
Baltimore Central railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 10 80, A M l2 20, 8 ~, and
10 20, P NJ.
CHESTER FOh PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 1925 b. s.S3, s4e ana II. .Os A. M.
126s, AL, AL, osl, S.1l, '.b6, and 1885 ?. NJ
FROM BALTIMORE To PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 7.25 A. NJ, Way Mail s.Sb A.
M, Express, 945 P. NJ. Express, T25 p. NJ. Express
From Baltimore % Port Deposit and intermediat,
stations at 6.U0 7. M.
Accommodation train from Port Deposit Will leave
Perryville at 64T a. M, for Baltimore and inderme
diate stations.
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at laUs a. a..
and Q. IL A. M, and 4.35 P. N.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1852
2.1s and 1902 A. NJ, 1.Us and 5.11 P. M.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at 7.25 P. NJ, stopping at Mag
nnia Perrymans' Aberdeen, Hayre-de-G Grace, Perry
vile ChAriestewn North East Ekton, Newark stan.
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymont Linwooa and
Chester.
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\AIa!TTen ! Pange g.

Douur elevated Uveh. Warming Close, brOilin
deOr, Fender Guard Dumping and Shaking t4ratt
direct Draft, FULLER, WARREN a CO., 25
y at r street, N Y. auRl9 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGANE
wv EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
aud packages to and from all parts Of the city, Roll
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are held) TO all
points from private residences or hotels Orders
left at tthe Franklin Telegraph Ofiioe, No.
4, West Third Street; f. Bringhurst d Co.,
sixth and Market; Smith q Painter, Seventh
and Market and b. Il q. Shoemaker, sos Market St,
will receive prompt attention. Principal once, Bag
gage Reom, p, w. and b. Railroad Depot.
j. j. MCMULLEN,
sept! SLY j. II. SEAL. Proprietors.
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- W hAs III EdTI,
Special Commissioner,

The MICHIGAN DeMocRAcY.-On the
22d instant, q largely attended meeting
OF the Democratic Association of De.
troit, Michigan, the only regular Demo.
cratic organization in that place, was
held at the board Of trade hall, having
been called for the purpose of consider
Ing matters pertaining to the coming
Presidential campaign. The attendance
was quite large. and included such men
as William A. Moore, one of the mem
bers OF the National Democratic Com
mittee, VIM. w. Wheaton, Chairman of
the State Central Committee of the
State, ex-Msyor Mile, ex-President OF
the Common Council; Dr.. VIM. Brodie,
and others, acknowledged leaders OF the
party in that city. Mr.. Moore presided.
Several speeches were made, all breath
ing the same spirit, favoring the burial
OF dead issues and uniting with the
Liberal Republicans of the country in
redeeming the Government from mis-
rule. Resolutions we're adopted en-
dorsing the Cincinnati platform, and
pisdgtng support to the nominees of the
Baltimore Convention.
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ALL IN BUT ONE.-The Senate, O few
weeks since. was made complete by the
swearing in of Gen. Ransom, OF North
Carolina, and the admission into the
House of Mr.. Sion II. Rogers, Repre-
sentative elect from North Carolina,
whose disabilities were removed by the
amnesty bill. leaving but one vacancy in
the representation in the House; the
only District in the United States not
represented being the Seventh Massa-
chusetts District, no successor having
yet been chosen to Hon. George Nj.
Brooks, who resigned to accept the office
OF Judge OF the Probate Court Of Bos.
ton. There are now 1O6 Democratic
members in o House of 243. A change
OF nineteen members only would give
them q majority. The House to be
elected this fall, with the new apportion-
tionment, as increased by the supple.
mental bill, will consist of 293 members.
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS,
q. 8. CLAIMS Commission.
COLUMBIA, s. O., NAV 28. 1877

COLUMBIA, s. O., May 2s. 1872.
Mr. EDITOR: The Commissioners of
Claims have granted the following in.
creased jurisdiction to Special Commits
sioners, which many claimants will be
glad to learn:
"* Hereafter Special Commits
sioners will be authorized to take depo-
sitions in cases amounting to not more
than st. 600 in amount. as heretofore in
cases amounting to $4,000. or less. In
cases between $5, 900 and $4,000, Spe-
DIAL Commissioners will be allowed to
take depositions when specially directed
to do 30 by the commissioners, and in
such cases they will receive special in
structions, and then. and then only, they
may take the depositions. ***" Re-
spectfally, yours,
Z. w. PARMELE.
Special Commissioners.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-29
what Does This Mean,

We are oreditably informed that Se-
nator Nash, in the course OF his speech
before the Republican Club Of Ward 2,
on the evening of the 9th instant, made
the following declaration: "Ihs Repub-
lican party must be sustained, if it cost the
lye Of eue1y so-caAed land. owner in tho
country" The Union tells US that Sena-
tor Nash made funny speech. If the
above was meant for fun, it is certainly
very grim way Of joking. We have
never known Beverly to be bellicoso be.
fore, but this is considerably ahead of
even the inoendiary remarks attributed
to the worst OF the white Radicals in the
campaign of 1868. Beverly Nash is q
delegate to the Philadelphia Convention,
and is among the prominent leaders of
the colored Republicans il the State.
Such an outrageous and barbarous SEN
timent as the above from him should not
pass unrebuked.
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Too Coop TO BE LOST. is rumored
by the quid nuncs that when bis Excel
!ency the Governor read the letter of
Representative Hurley, declining 10
favor the calling of the extra session of
che Legislature, he remarked, Ter knit
ting his brows over it awhile, swell. I
really believe Tim. is trying TO poke fun
at me-" just at that moment. the by.
stander laughed, in way that was truly
provoking. Charleston Courier.
The German army is to be furnished
with rifle of new pattern. said to be
an improvement on the old needle gun,
and greatly superior to the chassepol.
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Mr.. Disraeli, the author of "Lothair," "
was present at the recent marriage Of
the Marquis Of Butte, the hero of ''Lo-
THAR" and signed his name to the mar
riage certificate as one of the witnesses
of the ceremony.
ARKANSAS FOR GREELEY.-TheR Repub-
lican State Convention, which met last
week, declined to send delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention, and adopted
resolutions fully endorsing Greeley and
Brown.
The largest aqueduct in the world is
the Croton aqueduct in New York. It
cost $12, 500, 900.
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There are LOG Democratic Representa-
tives in Congress, and change OF nine
teen is all that is required to give Demo
Gratis the control of the House. The
support by the Democracy of the Libe-
raj Presidential ticket will naturally have
the effect of increasing our Congressional
representation. Let the Democrats but
do their duty. and the day is at hand for
the restoration of constitutional govern
ment.
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Among the other reasons given by the
Arkansas Liberals. at their convention
in Little Rock. last Thursday, for repu.
diating Grant and supporting Greeley
is, that the former has ''intermeldled
with Arkansas affairs in the interest of
crime and disorder" Yet the advocates
of the Ku Klux bill pretend that tho
object Of that infamous measure is to
enable the President to maintain law
and order at the South.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-29

LIST OF NEW ADvBRT1sKdRNrs.
E. WilIiams-Notioe.
Meeting Democratic Club.
Sklff & Gailord-Irwin Hall.
T. P. Walker-Eotice.
PsixottO & SOn-Anction.
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ballot-box at the expiration of every
four years term, and the days Of power
and plunder for the Washington ring
and it's head are already numbered.
The Cincinnati Convention has pealed
the death knell, the funeral ceremonies
will take place on the 7th Of November,
and the reign of despotism, nepotism,
corruption and incapacity will soon pass
only into disagreeable memory, under
the better hopes and brighter auspices
which renewed era of good feeling is
to usher in.-Neu York News.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-29

Our WITH THE DRY BONES -Thimble.
rigging politicians of the Voorhees, Bel
mont Stephens-School, would sacrifice
the welfare of a whole nation, in order
to keep their skeleton of a party from
tumbiing to pieces. We say let her
tumble. The Democratic is as dead as
the Republican party; they both have
died natural death; and there is no
power under Heaven to resurrect their
dry bones. The sooner the debris is
swept from the political arena, the better
for the country. Old Horace, with the
broom of Liberalism, will begin the
sweeping the next 4th of March, and
we'll have q cleaner and nicer govern
ment.-Rock Hill Lantern.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. May %. 1874 Columbia
Hotet-S b smith. W 4 Anderson, W Bruff,
Md; w J Brittian. Il Bloom, New York; A
BrUdsyille, w, q j. A II Il; NJ W Carey. Edge
feid; DR. and Mrs Detiosaett, Miss OovAn,
= Haas, N @; J W O'Brisn, Ohsrleston; D II
Cobb. 2 P Q 90; ] A Malry, Tenn; q D Gill
bert. Wilmington; E Il Brooks. Thames.
y @; @ Wells, Pa; p u Whisnant, @; VIM 8
Green, Va; H Averill, Branchyillei w J
Orosswell, b @; Mr.. and Mrs W Mercer.
England.
Master MoDuffy, Ga; J y HarmAt, Baltimore;
E D Bush, Psndleton; X Ohsttann, Flat Rock;
e w kverson and wife, 8 O: Brown, Mas
ter Brown, Florida; " 81 Trescost Pendlston;
q Pat.erson, Wilmington; doott and wife,
York; W Johnston, B Davidson. Mrs II
Jonest Charlotte; W T Butt, Augusta; O Ri
vers, Rock Hill; J Taylor, Masses A and q
Ta3 lor, Mobile; Mr. Rutiedge, Miss Rutledge
harry.
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A modest Buffalo girl recently had
1900 photographs Of herself struck of.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-29

Twisted hemp cures felons.
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The journeyman printers of Boston
and vicinity have inaugurated move
ment looking towards tho support and
election OF Greeley and Brown, which
they will labor to make general among
the members of the craft throughout the
country. It is thus far confined to the
newspaper workmen; but the idea is to
embrace all branches Of the profession
who desire to see one of their number
placed at the head of the nation. At the
preliminary meeting. all the Offices in
the city we're Represented, the largest
number present from any single esta-
blishment being from the Office Of re-
Gently established and Radical Grant
organ.
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On those reoreant limbs."
To have set up those high pretensions
in the first place was folly and fraud,
but ignominiously to abandon and re-.
treat from their enforcement, under
threats, was sadder still for the people
this Administration misrepresents. In.
capacity has been stamped on each and
every act of thio feeble but despotio Ad.
ministration. It has proposed or at
tempted nothing which has succeeded-
what it has originated has been wicked
and mischievous. and it has only been
noted for the four characteristics which
figure in the bill of indictment against
it quoted above.
TO perpetuate such state OF things
and renew for four years. more rule
like this, would argue on the part of the
American people fatuity and frenzy
which would be the forerunners of the
dissolution of our free Government.
No people having due respect for itself
or it's liberties or honor. could possibly
tolerate the continuance of o state OF
things which has disgraced and lowered
the American name in the eyes Of its
own people and OF foreign nations, mar
Yelling that 80 grent body should have
so small head.
But We have q remedy here in the
peaceful revolution wrought through the
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SEcY1H y SskA.


90: me a;rsr,SS o. a;n rrit Of Levari F,...
NH. ct the Wsshw.,n,oe ~ oe nsosed TO PrhEs y,
IN, ryls. in the city d WiIm;.. kept By Isas1
ON Monday, the a H.,
49, at z O'olock 4. - SS'sassr. ln2
thc following described IlsSi ~.
All that certain lOt. piScs = ste. Wis
two storied br,rt oiSe or parcel ef land III.
ste IN the city Of Wilmn ston neaeon trect D. ,iiS
Inscribed as follows 10 v,t. Ra.:nu ::nu bounded al
tue w">tel side of FORREST s's'un,hs \ leint
teehth nid tads str, eta ~ H. setwtsn Thl
htbe ieet irOm The southeriv a.; ust: :hce Vt fert1
street iur,y ,,uh, i.s, afa'iel with Tuirtes,.y
rect de aiiey; THENCE i,h ss;. ~ s,h. Of II,
cry twelve :cet to a STAKE Ih.nn.~ ~lsy side south
with Thrice til street fortv sMterly paslId
t"riN .'de Of Forrest strt.i ~; Use. ieei TO the va
Natt'witu northeriy twsy f. ., In ~ ~ ana theme
S'hblnz. b. tao cont. nis nor n. !" ,he place Of "
mon Z 1T siid two feet wid, H., - A'th q
10 Proportional .har, of ine 49, ~ v.i srtN
'he tniN N god orier and "a. '' r LeeDill
..s"'z'J ana taken in e,e.u';n.
81 y uIts hTIn tm Gecea. al - ~" ~ IpeftI
VlhR ~ rragur. ard j 1snh X - !. "a 'urV,
II M j fuir,st. ,da. niktr.inr a u' L.
ue,t"sea Ag,t. ,,rth "'m ifa. N
Josetn scaoGe III tcrr, Il mani -'oi Asc!, si
Sh,,iti,, ,tB,o SAsiE Akslei aON1 shsns
'" "hse view 'httiS. ..uSu =, lsI, u"
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Mr.. Voorhees, Denounces the Louis.
Vile Convention

The Hon Daniel W. Voorhees, addressela large
gathering at Greenfield. Iaiiana, on W.ln' SHAY.
the rain interfering somewhat with the attend
ance. Mr. Voorhees, spoke for two hours. and
Was warmly greeted. He SAID OF the Bnn'"n
Duncan movement: Il have told you that ',n' Q
great respect for that class of Democrats Wa"
found it necessary to reason themselves n'' g,
support OF Mr.. Greeley. l belong to th't ',a.s
myself, and have reached my positlon by G.
fal survey OF the field Of duty. aud not -. l.
pulse or mere personal inclination. ha, =
Ell thc calanitics which will accrue to 4, =
.ry from Grants r.-eection against the
. he procured by the election OF Gree. q
ave taken my stand Accordingly. .,a -
Hurt vi abuse 10 Buri AT the men engage.
'gg the louisville Con entipn, b ut tne,r So
cannot he mistaken. Every ln,eie gent
tp United States knows tLi, 1t II IN, =
Ole Y III the interest OF Gran and direct.
,ng To his re-eecfion. Tna. c5..vsn.ou s
.ir only choice We can maze - ring pc "A
reconciliation TO the county.
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Adjourned ~hrruf,s ,,...

ssSa. u. virtue vi . writ OF Vepdit;o,; ".
Ni..i SA,e a. the Wa~hinston t!o,i rsHs
AeA..> isaac fyie; in the CITY Il Wilmin.,osss! 80!
o"sti. co -r,y.. Delaware. on "''s'os' Hsl
MoND..i' IN. - dHy Of se'tsabs,, ~
the follow nG described Real Ests !. ,;.,
m NO; l. Beginning At tho soul hN ~ s.sv
Ih'rf and Parrish street; theucs ves,s,.x sg1N s1Nx
southosiy side OF Third street 81 feet Ihs,el> Meael>
,s,I, si :. pn,r1h II street Isl sss:
SIDE oi Par ish It ect. Anh then . porhrr,
~ .eet 20 tho lace VI beginning, 'N'sses
No !. G.Ki ntn, a the d, txnrs g ,s t
ne co,n.r Il hArri pr ami Third str,sts ssa Us 10y
Mug edstefty aionx Third street n ts,t to III
vi Thomas Conner; thence sou.h.,, "A "a sae lIld
10 the lands belonging to Nev C...iS res " e.
thetce northsasterly In dsa onsI lin S;.,."ssy
feet more or less, along thv diysiun i.s ~ u
Castle County land to land Of Isaac Murrs. ~
Dorthea, teri, and parallel with Harri.nr s..s:
ming. '-s' VI sssla'
Seized and taken in execution - the p,op.,,, =,
John l.. 1ouley anS to 10 ssla 81 !"
=, JAMES ARM STRONG. Sh,,;s
SHERIFF. O6hce. New Castle. August is. lSi9"l;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

It Is small straw, but it takes u ~ So.
to tell how the wind blows. One hL Z
senty y-nine office holders have been appo b.
the Grant Republican board Of Philadel az
canvsssers of election. What can come OF .s
appointment but dishonesty and tricAery' lh SO
one hundred and twenty-nine oiice-ho les + Il
bear watching.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN OF Radical 1T Y. ;
seen III the X, publican convention Ill Son IA Cat.
DINA. Even sx-ioverno Orr. the tired rnd
trusty adheren. OF Raiicaism IN the Sta:e o.
Calhoun aud Hayne. Aas boiled IN disgust.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
The GRANTEES Defeated In West vir-
ginla.

A the oficiAl returns Of the election In tins
State come in they show that the GRANTEES have
boon defeated by handsome majoIities. They had
no hope OF carrying the State and therefore made
ITO nominations for State officers, but to aid the IL
10 defeat the Constitution they supported Mr. Ja.
cob. who it 10 said Is Greeley Democrat, for Gov
srnor. With oil their efforts the indications are
that the constitution 10 adopted by handsome
majority, and the Administrstonists, it appears,
have failed to accomplish anything.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
CAILY GAZETTE.

The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established ~
the largest and most aourshins weekly III tn
StAts. and hss larger circulation than any ''he
sn ~ Peninsula. Published every Friday morn
{ q q year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
AdIournen d ~berin's sale.

Adjourned ~hert0's sale.
BY virtue of writ of Leyari Facias 10 me di.
rec.ed. will he EXPOSED 10 public safe At the Wash
.xSs. ing;on Hotel. kspt by Isaac Pyle in tho
fV,,: city OF Wilmington. New Castle couAty,
ii Delaware.
On MONDAY. the 2l day Of September. 1872,
at 2 o'clock. p. NJ.
the following described Real Est ,te. viz:
Al that certa ain lni piece or parcel OF lard si'ua-
ted in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid bounded
and described as follow +. 10 Wit Beginning a. tho
distance OF forty eight feet from the OF ar
ri.on and Third street and ruhpipg ea.terly aons
sah Third stree dlstaice of twelve I, e. thence
uth.riy and pasui,ei To Harmon street passing
tnroug thr GENRE b. tiiyi~inn wall OF the topss
tujoinlnx. seventy tigh .eet nine inches. more or
.ess u .ana, hei4sA .1I to New Castle County;
thence II rtheastery in a d. gon.l line q dl lacs
~ EnlrteS n Itct SIX InCh pore - >S along mo
divlsion iine ol lie Nsw tie Count, lard 10
iaiii ncw or late Of t.. lc Murry; thence nutthef
Ierly anu .aiaitel 10 Harrison street ,'rfy sht
test six ii, ches more or tss 10 he ptace % ss?in-
.anr o the s.onteu;s within said DouGi i. Whas thsy
may.
eiLtd nd taoen in execution - the property y
Joi.n L. Gonley. and TO hs sold By
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sbsl,a.
sheriff oficr, New Castle. August is. ls1AH