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hsm @ruubfoif Scn WuuVuaabtIl RpIatr uno
esn triIfiamitsn, lirfsnttH unb IiftspsrttTtrn.
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pbilaSsIp6ia, pa, 8. Iai. Der 8.rtIn
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Nlbmittda 8tfOIuticnsn an, wcrtn I'm
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antperptn, Sremsn, Samburs, 5apre, eir trprUI
&c. iu bebtuttnb errGbiettu preiftu.
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ben RprNprutittu Slppe nab eem gfprbbsutitsn
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Gslrer fir unlsre &s6nuna In cutiblanr
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pnrier Spn nnS rcrgiltCi.
BpQmahten, Diistbs~ unb 3auf. HrniTGEss,
8cretniats Stdarn @iiie &c. autaefertet.
iJur ale burti uus tsprsrn GjelbIftr pirD
9arantirt.
6mi9 sDilb. 8. disIsl u. 90.
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teu Artcitrn auf's tsltc, nit Rats piinttitr uHs
reta'r 8srisnuHl.
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SeMuirn unS llmIclsno msincn 9aiuts
Stcrc, ptlbEr ale SrTirR srn Cclfarbeu
foDie Sipetcn uuS ScsscH sutbGlt, Iu etH
billiglt.n pnileH, 7mi72
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Wrtcbrlb Sdbra6er,
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Sarflpariua uah ttlinrraiwaftr,

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Horter, Slc umb 9deerbier,
III 6laian. Rirp Ju teu uietrisfeu prsilfn i'm
GrObtn nag aarn pIGBrn rsr City Irtrnfrsi &c.
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6Gftt ttfGhi9t mid, tirrn Sariapdrila III lie
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sstGn OStr rurb bic YUii mir ,usrldubt ptrbfu,
inesn prOmpts 9tridf&hsurg.
26bl 6r. Q S9ratEr.
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NEruatsf.brtftm -3eitmmatn.

Reconsideration -3cttmu9tI.
Ger llu;rrltihrfts BAT jsst lie NBsntur sOn
alien in Srroutra unp llmJcSrne ttngt'Ihrttn
Reconsideration une 3cttunacn hbcrHcmrien
uno pirb tieislbFn ttn pfrssrtn AbenEsntfn
prompt irs Sau5 l;eiCrn.
QaitCltttn empftbIs it tas fitbpIiitt Sdus.
kutt, glts unp nrue Melt uue orere talbel.
3eitf6riftln une 9Ittr. 2iuG lrftrs idb 1ls
irnerr unb Gtuli:tc @rrFr. SGrttrn RufaIfH-
hen Snbaltcs rrrbIstis I'D tfiHs.
Or. GbarIfs 3. TruTtr nabt ttm Gcurttdnlt
mimmt sbrniaas 8rfrliunasn fir mid an.
Sill 3afCb 0etstr, GssGrltrhBs.
ptOtiI Ser 9aiOb @riJtr II aat sEniHd'
silt, Slblrriv.:ruSn auf rlS ,,SrGntcu g4o"
tentiair sntstasHSuntbmsn unp Is rrrfen ale
ibm ibtrssbsnsn SifeGan5sn pHnttIid, ausss'
fiitrt. 8rittr. g8Ggutr.
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Continental Erbens d. 60.

zen SdrtfprS, Conn.
I'm tri isintm Eees Gin Slaiene OcIs
lars ~ rrangen, tsSabt Ger grriI,SSrir 6rI-
aeubCe:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
STATE ITEMS.

Farmers in Kent Co., are securing rag weeds
for winter provender for their stock.
Col. Harry. Gilmore, of Confederate cavalry
fame, was in Smyrna, few days since
Rev. Joshua Morsell, rector Of St. Peters =.
4. Church, of Smyrna, is organizing Bible
class among the young men OF the town.
On Thursday evening. another Democratic
Campaign Club was organized in kenlon I'D.
with Or. VIM. II. Cooper as President,
At a late meeting Of the Philadelphia Asso :
citation Of Baptista, it was resolved to furnish the
Wyoming Collegiate Institute with $1,000 to
erect boarding department
Lille, little daughter of Jas. H. Pratt, Esq.,
OF Smyrna, fell from settee on Sunday after
noon last, and broke her right arm above the
elbow and dislocated the elbow
Lawless youths of Smyrna set several teams
loose, which were hitched near the NJ. r.
Church, on Sunday evening. One oftlie horses
ran away and demolished the carriage.
Rev l.. l. Taylor, (Catholic) of Dover, who
has been absent from the State for several
months, on business connected with his church,
returned last week, but will leave home again
this week to he absent about five weeks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

GRAND SOIREE. Last evening there was
large and brilliant assembage of "fair women
and brave men" at the Masonic Temple. on
the occasion of the first grand s0iree given by
MIR. SIS. kruegcr's dancing &C ademy. About
nine O'Clock the festivities opened with the
grand march, which was participated IN by
about seventy couples. after which delight
fully arranged programme OF quadrillcs and
waltzes was gone through with. Under the
careful supervision of Mr.. }. Hollnshead'
master of ceremonies and Col. 3. Il. Hesler,
Charles }. Campbell and j. T.. Springer, floor
managers, everything passed off pleasantly
ard without mishap. Quite number of ladies
and gentlemen from Philadelphia were pres
ent, the former of whom were recipients of
the most devoted attentions from our VIII
mington Beau Brummels while the gents
from our sister city were no less assiduous and
devoted in their attentions to the fair daugh
tiers of Wilmington.
The music, which was most excellent was
furnished by Messrs. j G. Montgomery and
j. E.Albert and son, of Ritcliie's String Band.
with Mr.. j. A. Bleyer at the piano
At late hour the soirte ended, the assem-
blage departed, and the committee conpratu-
latrd themselves on the most successful cul-
mination of their efforts in getting up the af-
fair. The committee consisted of II. Robelen
Z. S Morgan, Col.B.R IIeisler, +. McCorklc,
W.. II Grebe. }. {. Campbell, J. p. Brown
and }. Springer.
The members of the Academy propose civ
ing a sociable every third Tuesday evening
during the season. The next one will be OH
Tuesday evening, Nov. Both.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
The Baltimore synod.

The Baltimore Synod of the Presbyterian
church met in West Church, in this city on Tues.
day evening.
The opening sermon was preached by Rev. .
p. Carter, of Baltimore, from Proverbs, third
chapter, oh and 10th verses: "lIonor the Lord
with thy substance, and with the first fruits Of
all thine increase; So shall Thy barns be filled
with plenty and thy presses shall burst out with
new wine The discourse was very enter
tanning one and occupied about 40 minutes in
its delivery. At the conclusion, and after
brief prayer, the doxoloGy was sung and the
congregation dismissed, bu, such as desired were
invited to remained. The Synod then assem-
bled, and was opened with prayer. The roll
was called, but not more than hafthe M EN- bers
answered TO their names. Rev. J. GAYLORD
Moor, of Green Hill Church, few miles from
this city, was unanimously elected Modcrator.-
The Synod then adjourned until $50 A. M. this
morning. The congregation in attendance was
small and much less interest was manifested
than was expected. The Synod meets at $50
a. Nj. and adiourns at 1880 +. NJ. Afternoon
session . TO 5 L. NJ
The Synod assembled at $50 o'clock, this
morning Rev. J. Gaylord Moore, Moderator, pre-
siding. The attendance was quite good. Con.
siderable business was transacted, embracing the
adoption of resolutions looking to the adoplion
Of some uniform plan, bv the whole Synod, for
the collection and distribution Of funds for the
su port Of the Boards of Home and Foreign
Missions.
A resolution was adopted, overlnring the
General Assembly 10 80 modify The Constitution
of the Home Boards, as TO unite them under one
Board, in which all the synols shall be equally
represented.
About O'Clock, the Synod adjourned unlN
$50 o'clock, this afternoon.
This evening the Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper will be administered, at West Church,
by prominent ministers of the Synod
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
Visit Of Delaware Knights TempIa,
to Virginia.:

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 15--St. John IS Com
mandery, knights Templar, of Wilmington,
Del, numbering sixty members, arrived here
at one O'Clock and were received by Richmond
Commandery, No. 2, and escorted to their
Quarters at the Exchange Hotel. where they
were welcomed by &c. VIM. +. Tanner. This
evening they will be entertained by the Rich.
mond Sir knights at their hotel having pre-
vi0usly visited Assembly Hall, to witness the
presentation Of a marble bust, by ". Val.
entine; artist, Of Right Worshipful Brother,
John Dove, under the auspices OF Dove Lodge.
NO, bl2: Tomorrow, at three p. NJ parade
OF Sir knights will take place, after which the
visiting Mount Ver n0n on their way.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
MAGISTRATES Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR sIMMc.

HhFUI'E MA1UK STMMS.
Richard Cuff, for assault and battery ON VIM
Reed was held TO bail in the sum Of $500, 70,
appearance at Court.
John Moss and Annie Hyatt, for drunkenness
were each fined fifty cents and costs,
REFoRE EsQUIRE o'NEILI.
George Dougherty was arrested by officer
Loran. Tor assault and battery on Thos. Daily.
The affair originated as follows: Daily rented
lo1 acres Of land, part woodland, from Doucher.
~, with the provision that he Daily was 10
have all fruit on the farm. On Monday os le
was on his way home he saw Dougherty gather.
ing his crop ofchcstnuis. He demonstrated and
quarrel ensued during winch Dousherty struck
him on the head with stone injurng him Sc
verely,. Esquire O'Neill held Dougherty 10
bail, in the sum of $500, for appearance at
Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
socIer,es.
lfxxTIMas THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No q, l o o F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Eden Lodge, No 81, I . OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2, s Of T, at 9th
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, o u A II. at Me-
chanics Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council, No l3, o U A NJ, at 702
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8. q F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market SIS.
Champion Lodge. Ne G, X of p, at knights OF
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3. X of p. ut Ferris Il
CARROTS Building, 5O4 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

BASE BALI--A match game OF base ball will
be played, tomorrow afiernoon.at at the Schneizen
Park, between the Quicksier and Eckiord clubs
Of this city, being the second Of series of five
games for the championship Of the State. An
admission fee of twentvt five cents wilI be charged
and members ofthe Wilmington Rifle Club will
he required TO SHOW their tickets before they
can enter the Park. close and Interesting
game may he expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
ArreNprED BANK RoebeRY.
ATTEMPT TO ROB THE BANK AT nEwARK-AR-
a ..-s - REST F<uaHCONsPIRATORs.

ATTEMPT TO ROB TIL BANK AT nEwARK-AR-
a ..-s g. REST OF F<saHCoNsPIRAToRe.
The following affair was published in the
papers yesterday; we were cognizant Of the IA ,ts
at the timc, hu. withheld them by special re-
quest.
On Monday afternoon, Sheriff Armstrong, nc.
companie,i by Deputy Sheriff Atkinson and ex.
Sheriff Herbert, proceeded to Newark, ard
arrested George p. Miller. and James Adams,
70 ISr consprlng to rob the BANK. in that town.
They then proceeded TO Corner ketch near the
Stale Line, and arrested WIN. Grcenwait, as an
accomplice in the plot.
Shortly after arrest, Miller, who ia son Of
the former cashier Of the Bank, turned
States evidence. From the confession it seems
that plans for the robbery have been maturing
for a long time past, and bH, for the information
given by former clerk, who had been bribed
to assist in the robbery, but had repeated the
plan, might have been consnmma,ed. Since the
information impaired tn the Bank officers by this
person, strict watch has been kept over the
premises.
One morning about two weeks ago the front
door of the bank building was found standing
wide open. II was afterwards learned that the
door had been opened by Adams, by means Of a
false key, which he had made for the purpose.
but which failed to lock the door again. aud so
he WAS obiged.,o leave it open. He had entered
the Bank lor the purposeof obtaining castof the
safe key. which he g,t and has since been busy
at work, in Mr.. Hills blacksmith shop, manu-
featuring the key.
The plot was that the vault was 10 be under
mined and the robbery effected, and the robbers
were to be prepared to fight their way out il
necessary. A large bowie knife was taken from
Adams when he was arrested
Miller and Greenwalt, have been held TO hail,
in the sum Of 1000 EACH 10 appear at Court,
but Adams is lodged in Jail. The fourth man
James Akin, is still! At large, but ex-Shcrfi
Herbert, is vigorously searchin. for him
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

FATAL ACcIDENr.-On Friday night last,
whilst Philip liur.l, an emrloye in Sharps saw
mill, near kenton, was engaged in saving latls,
piece OF timber from which the laths were
being sawed, by some means, became cntang!cd
in the machinery and was throan forward with
great force, striking MIR. lIurd in the forehead
and producing a wound which caused the death
OF the unfortunate man in a few hours, although
DIR. Cooper was called and did everything in
his power for the sufferer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
Business Notices.

To Pic Nc PARTIKs.-A fine assortment
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup. fresh Salmon. Lobsters, Sar-
dimes. Picked and Cove OYSTERS &c, tNc. Also
Matthews II Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocers, 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and other
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap,
at BOWMAN'S, the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Cheap Coai.-Stove s5.75, Nut $4.75 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feb2l-tf WIN. j. BROWN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

The brewers Of Maryland, Pennsy yvania New
York, New Jersey, and even the National
Brewers Association, are protesting TO the in
ternal revenue bureau against some Of the regu-
,aio.,s Of the new law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

All the five boats containing the passengers
and crew of the lost steamer Lac La Belle, have
been heard from. Two of them landed at Racine
one at kenosl,a, and one at Calumet, III, and
the other was picked up by schooner off
Waukegan. 1t is believed that at least six per-
sons went down with the vessel. One of the
passengers known TO be lost is S. Wycnen, tray-
cling agent for a tobacco house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
The Clerical Scandal.

MEETING OF THE PREsBYTHRY- Y-INyEsrIGATIoS
OF THE MATTHEWS CAsR
The New Castle Presbytery assembled at 81,
O'Clock this morning, IN the basement of the West
Presbyterian Church, for the purpose of investi-
eating the charges preferred against the Rev
Henry Matthews, late pastor of the Presby terian
Church. at Elkton, the details OF which have pre-
viousy been made public.
The session was held with closed doors, no one
being admitted excepting the members of the
Prasbytery and few persons directly interested,
and therefore the result of the investigation can
not be made public to-day. This afternoon anoth-
er session Will be held, and the investigation con-
cluded fair report Of the trial, the evidence,
pro and con. and the decision of the Presbytery in
the cese Will then be published.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

SALES OF MoNEy.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of Erandywine Loan Association, laa
evening $1,000 soli at lG, .'er cent. premium.
and $500 at 12f. t-tl
The regular monthly meeting Of Mutual Loan
Association was held. last evening; when money
sold as follows $3.50 at 23 per cent. premium;
$1,000 At -; $500 at o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

Water Renters should read the notice from th,
Chief Engineers Office in another column.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

a FINE FARM For SALE-'rhe fine farm
OF VIM IL. Lambson, will We sold OF tho prem
lses, Tomorrow, at 2 FL The personal
property will also be sold. See advertisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

grand Tournament contest is to take place at
Hare's corner on the oath
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

ThE SwITCHBACK EXCURSION. TO morrow
morning. Mr.. +. Il, +. Smiths grand excur-
sion to Mauch Chunk and over the famous
Switch Back Railroad will leave the T. W. ~
B.R. X. depot, at six O'Clock. The opportu-
nifty should be embraced by all who desire a
most glorious excursion. The beautiful hucs
of Autumn have now tngcd the works Of
nature, imparting to the sccnety an unsur-
passed grandeur, while the pleasant eXEiar-
ating air cannot fail TO benefit the health and
refresh the body The excursion will leave
Mauch Chunk IN time to reach this city by 10
O'Clock. +. NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

AEREsTED.-On Friday afternoon last, a
young man named job NJ Collins, whose father
resides near Morton Station, in this County, was
arrested by officer Collins. ON suspicion of
having IN his possession stolen horse and
carriage. 1t seems from the evidence elected
that Bishop, being in Wilmington, called at
livery stable of Mr.. Owen Traynor, and hired
the horse and carriage for the day Failing
10 return the team, Mr.. II. tclegraphed to
several points in reference to the affair. OH
Ger Collins having seen one of these dispatch
es, and finding Bishop with the team in this
town took him into custody and teegraphed
the fact to Mr.. Traynor, who on Saturday last
arrived here and identified the property as that
which he had hired to Bishop. But there be-
ing no evidence of any criminal intention
upon the part OF the accused, Justice BHdd
before whom the hearing was had dismissed
the case.-.SmA.Aa MteAaqencer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

THE L. :. CIRCUIT Court. L. s. Cir
cut Court met at O'Clock yesterday after
noon In regard to the application for the
postp0nemcnt of the trial of the Levy Court
and Tax Collectors OF this County, Judge
Strong decided adversely to the request, and
fixed this morning as the time for oncning the
trial, after the transaction of some business of
minor Importance, the coul. adjourned until
10 O'Clock this morning
This morning the court assembled at 10
O'Clock, and after hearing an argument in
the case of Nolen rs. Pretty man. proceeded
to the examination of witnesses in the case of
Tax Collector Given. The morning session
was occupied in the examinations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
Now Advertisements. a

NOW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Stray Cow.
Proclamation.
House for Sale.
Proposals for Heaters.
Notice to Water Renters.
Proposals for Desks and Furniture.