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Reports have been received from Carst sources
that the insurgents have occupied Bilbao, that Don
Carlos has entered Biscay and that the Carlists
claim to he masters OF the three Basque provinces.
An important engagement is expected in Biscay.
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RESIGNATION OF CONGRESSMAN BROOKS, OF
MASSACHUSETTS,
BOSTON, May IS, 1872

BOSTON, My 10, I6f-
ceorge X. Brooks qualified to-day as Judge OF
Probate for Middlcsex county and forwarded his
roo,on.,;on IA member OF Congress nom the
seventh district 10 Governor Washoasas
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A.-Bass Fine Trout will not Com pm re-
with tile style OF Hat Just Introduced by KNOX
2I2 Broadway The hats beauties See them.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Another Dcfeat for tho TroJans

Another Ucfeat fOr tho VrOJ0hs
PHILADELPHIA May 13, 1877.
In game ut base ball here to-day between the
Athletic Club OF this city and the Troy CLUB the
former won by a score OF 25 to 6. The Athietiox
scored 10 in the last inning. or the runs earnea
Troy had and the Athletics 10.
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hair may you say, coming out in wads IL may
have natural moisture ts gloss its hexiby bue
rs surely the world IL can be restored to its
original condition-nay, made far luxuriant ana
HAIR INvIGORAToR, Sold by all druggists
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A.-FOr First Class Gentleman's Hat.
90 direct the manufacturer, ESPENSCHIED, ll8 Mas
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pressed the hope that the new proposition OF the
British government was unambiguous They had
heard enough OF Misunderstanding.
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Bell schnapps. This Celebrated Bower
age and Tonic l. sold by all grocers and druggists.
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MASSACHUSETTS, FOR GREELEY,
The First Campaign Flag Unfurlcd Yes
tcrday.

BosTON, May 10, 1872.
The first Greeley and Brown campaign nag was
unred to the breeze this evening at the residence
OF Commodore Churchill. Speeches were made by
Mr. Hamlin, delegate to the Cincinnati Convention
republican,, and Hon. Henry u. Bradbury and VIM.
II. CLIFFORD (democrats), enthusiastically endorsing
the nominations. Music, fireworks, cannOns, &C.,
added to the enthusiasm.
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s sSsrer n m S ~ pmn SO and upward BY pur
.nss anpp9 =. Di.t Flates at 81 per dozen; bhus
plates " per dessn ySr hsnded Fable Knives d per
other articles now sell ~ ia SnH 20 per DOZEN ana
~ Broadway nc on thira less thra The regular priccs
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Proposition for an Increase Of the Army.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May IL, 1877
The government asks the Cortes for power to
raise 10000 fresh troops.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway corner Murray street.
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PARIS. May Is, |

French Report Of n Renewal Of the
CarIist Insurrection-A Battle Expected
i'm Biscay.
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vergncs Nhc Discoverer NJ ectro-Chem-
lCh bAihS be,. lcteuk ~ Ut ne Imatsn, Chronic
and nervous Di-ofueIs u "est SiSte snth street
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e N G i "A N ID.
Press Opinion Of President Grants Home Rule
and Executive Management.

The Southampton Sailors at Work-The Cotton
Supply
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CUBA.

The Imprisoned Students Pardoned by King
Amadeus.
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FRANCE.

Treasury Estimate Of the National Revenue and
Expenditure Locomotion by Rail-
roads in tho Capital.
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xeutuekv state Lottery.-OhiS ial Draw.
i,rs an Ale Information aud circulars ffy
'"ss " " JOSEPH BATES, ls6 BroaS way. roonAa
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Edey's CarboItc DePOt-HeaE quarters
for EI,y,s uRoIIC BABY WASH and ~ ,rboIic Pre-
paratens of exert description No Barclay street. oppo-
site House.
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N5.-Best Quality Pearl ,as.,,,cr. u.
Between Tweny.if,h and Twe oursn i.y u,
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints. ~ /
diseases Of the feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE, n B&
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That was SO much admired at the American lrs,,,,e
hjbitiou fall IL on exhibition Ia,
liza broadway Call and see II IN opcrato V' '"'' ~
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Costar's ExtermjnatOrs and Insect Pc "
DER Kills Rats, Reaches Bedbngs, Moths. CockroaeA .
COSTAR TO-, oS7 Centre str .st
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Tne Tee King Rcfrig0ra tor,

RovaI Havana LotterE-Prfces Re-
1uced j. H. MARTINEZ A co, BanSers, 10 w AZ xroas
~ od,ce tox 1855 New York. 'So~
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DIR. Radvway's

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER !
FOR the OF all Chronic Diseases, Scrofuf Ulcer
Chronic Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Kidney BGls Ter an
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Affections OF tno - an
Throat; purines the Blood restoring healhn d vigor
clear SIX and beautiful compile xIon secured ~ all Sol
by druggists RADWAy CO., ~ "hps street.
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49, silver Pearl Cassimcs Q Hatsy -
80 wARNoCK 4 CO. 5l9 Broarf-a-
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Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
No Madam, You are Mistaken.-Your
have Lost is natural dp S'nrS it, so a Is ha
9 S%iR nNvns s@ Sold BY adrusssts
A-For First Class Gentleman's Hat.
"a" a street. % '"e "a"''A'''''' f' ~ 10 '
A.-Bass or Fine Trout Will not Compare
@ s a ars s' sias. sss e BY
A.-Herring's Patent
25l and 252 Broadway, corner MURRAY street.
Al Guara ntee To Every Patron q Pes-t;
feet SHIRT in regard g ut quality durability and styok
"''"'''' '' : PiEIHS sB fi sss Broadway.
Reu schnapps. This Celebrated Boves-
age and Tonic Is sold by oil grocers and druggists
diseases Of the feet cured by DR.. MCHARIE. a1S N
square.
Costar's Erternainators and Insect Pc W.
DER S' Rats Reaches 81 X .s
IA AsIEt s4So REs snS,Einh
sSrsn ShEGgf assass
Sss ps4s. s asa s s%a
S Sy ra s and beautiful CO. sG
Edey's Carboltc Depot-Hea1 quarters
EpS asS SfH BARCLAY aSG .l seo rss
site AstOr House.
kentucky state Lottery.-OmS fal Draw.
,,rs an e,c In1ny-ua ion aud circulars ".
-" ~ JDSEPi BATES lB BroaA way, roo~as
-----------
Our silver Pearl Cassims Hats. aro
only ST. Mhn.>oo iA- y ~. oiS Droaf way.
Royal Havana LotterE-priees Re-
duce1 j. H. MARTINEZ A CO. Ba1scrs, 10 w an Strcat
Poss office box s,6o5 New York
The Ice King Rcfriggra Tor,
That SO much at the American lru,,svo NJ.
hbiOn last fall IL now on exhibton a Tor ala AZ
liza BROADWAY Call and see IL IN operuto n ~ "o ~
yerQnes' Uhc DiscOvcrer1 ED .ctro-cn.
ICAI, IhTHS remedy for Rhe ,r,a,ts,n rnsa',-
and Nervous Disorders 81 West Sxte nth s,ra.t "ou
A5.-Best Quality Pearl f,asssurcr. xv..
FOREMAN, ~ n Po,r,h ar..,a ~'ss
Between rweny.nfth and Twen,y III II, .avs..,.
100000 SRvcd.-Tcp Tbows.ra vy~u
keepers In this city could .yc AIN ana ~ -
chasing supply oil Dinner Tstes nj Al pr to,an hhr.
plates w per oozcn ivor shandled Table Knives ~ per
dozen; pheo ispic ror spoons SS Der dozen and
gther ARTICLES now sell .ng by NfC0L i)SViDs0N 4 CO..
w. aeaadw nc on thra less thea the regular prices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
TNe STATE.

Fish are biting Handsomely At Lewes.
Manufacturers Of apple brandy are getting
their stills ready for the work.
Mr.. George Pepper and family ofGeorgetown
have gone to Missouri 10 reside.
The excursion from Harrington to Lewes. on
Wednesday, was well patronized.
The travel ON the Delaware and New York
Steamship line is rapidly increasing.
Mr.. NJ. Il. Davis, Of Milford, has realized
betw cen three and four hsndrsd dollars from
his Hsle's Early peaches.
The new Presbyterian church at Georgetown,
has been presented BY Philadelphia man a
very fine pitcher and mug.
Mr.. Chas Z. Trie.iler, Of Milford, caught, at
the Breakwat on Wednesday, what was pro-
nounced to be the largest trout ever caught at
that fishing ground.
new brick building will be erected for the
Hofecker's Woollen Factory,at Milford, in lieu
Of the wooden one destroyed by fire recently. II
will be 50x1O0 feet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
Trustees Sale.

;'S: $ s;'is II: sst .ss s,
siy ISL sssSiu1y W, p.ds s: h: 1;s5
way q Public vendue, on THURSDAY. The xstb
Auction kSon oi O:is kii,sr. No. doe EstIsss iss
Lands and Tcnsmeuts. beins the real estate of the
late Joserh 3; Nahon.y deceased. 70 Wit: All that
certain lot Of Land with two sto,ied Brick Hcuas
:here3n erected. situated in the city of Whining
at.resai bounded and described ss follows to
M': heEinniug vt y point on the northerly tide Of
Fourth street between " alnat and Poplar streets,
by line OF said land noltherly parallel to Walnut
street ono hundred snd eight feet to a corner
stake; thence eastsriy paral!al TO- Fourth street
llsmphii. deeeAsad d: thence along the same south.
erly raraliei I" Walnut street one hundred and
eight teet to the aforesaid side ot Fourth street
ana hence thsrewuh westerly sixteen fe.f 10 the
may The "hove premises arc rd,red ty the Court
~ by SID fee aid g.. car Of dover.
And it l. ordered that the purchaser or purcha.
1ers ,hsrt.f be sni appear at the next Orphans'
assign to him. her or them the promises sold pursu.
ant to said order he she they pa ing 10 ths par.
lies entitled their iust aud rro ortiona'e shares Of
the purchase money resa asctively. or With sufficient
surety or suret,es to be approved BY the Court en-
teriDg in recosniIance "a the State, to be taken
and ack wleds, ID in said ourt. in .sna euEl to
pay to the parties entitled seversly or their e1scu
tors. administrators or assigns respectively their
Just and pr.pOrtioate shares OF the said purchase
money. with interest from such time as the Court
direruon OF the sa,t Court be prescribed AID ap.
pOintSi in said condition.
Attendance will hs aiven and terms Of sale made
snp.s = 1hs tine and '.es sioIs.aid BY VICTOR
''''' 's Atrss,: e' y SkNJ. X. usTIcK
aus5-ts Cislk ct Orphsns' Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A MAN ATTEMPTS TO JUMP ON TRAIN, AND 10
SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY, INJURED.
Yesterday afternoon. about quarter past one, as
the train from the Delaware Railroad was passing
Wyoming, a serious and perhaps fatal accident was
added to the long list Of those already chroniced.
caused by carelessly attempting to jump upon a
moving train.
As the train was moving away from the depot,
a man named Jones, attempted TO spring on board,
but missed his footing and slipped. He was caught
between the cars and the pillars which support the
overshoot from the depot roof. and was badly
crushed about the head and breast. The brakes
man, at this juncture, seized and drew him on the
platform, Just in time to prevent him from falling
under the wheels.
Jones was taken to Dover. whore he resides, aud
medical assistance summoned His injuries are
serious, and his recovery is considered doubtful
He Is about SO years OF age
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
ROUGH EXPERIENCE.
FOUR PERSONS THROWN FROM CARRIAGE
NO SERIOUS INJURIES SUSTAINED.

FOUR PERSONS THROWN FROM CARRIAGE
NO SERIOUS INJURIES SUSTAINED.
The Delawarean, of this morning, has the
following On last Wednesday evening, j.
Alexander Fulton, Esq, met with what might
have been a serious accident but which, under
the circumstances, ought rather to be regarded
Is Providential escape He was returning in
the dusk of the evening, with his wife and two
youngest children, from bay party at kits
Hammock and when about two miles aud hall
from Dover was met in the road by an Old
negress carrying a straw bed on her head The
hideous spparition frightened his horse, which
sp. ang Instantly into the fence. overturning and
completely smashing the carriage, with the
occupants under it, Mr. Fulton held on TO the
lines, while his wife and children escaped from
the wreck. All we're injured, but not dan
gerously. The escape was marvellous, AZ ths
carriage was completely upset, and the top
swingle-tree and dash broken into splinters.-
Assistance was soon at hand, and Mr., Fultor
and his family we're soon safe at home, thank
| full for their narrow escape.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
New Advertisements.
Business NOTICES.

To Pic Mo PARrIEs.-A fine assortment Of
EuQlish pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon. Lobsters, Sar-
dinss. Picked and Cove Oysters, &C.. &c. Also
Matthews Il Latoan celebrated olive oils, at
DOWAAN'S, the Grocers, 4th and Lombard
Impspved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Mason. Dexter. Valve Wilcox, aud other
glass, stone and tin cir tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S, the Giocers 4th and Lombard.
L. H. Foulk, No. l02 West Second t.has on
hand fine assortment Of very easy shoes suitable
OF ladies and gentlemen advanced in lifo, at low
prices. Je.Z
Cheap Cool.-Stove s575, Nut S4.75 per 22A0
pounds for cash only, atyard South OF Market
street Bridge. feb21 IT WM. }. BROWN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
OF co. PARTNERSHIP,

Notice is hereby given that that co partnership
hereto. ore exciting between the undersisned un-
dsr the firm name OF Hammond 4 Lesry, carriage
builders, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
W. HAMMOND,
J. ". LEARY.
The business will be continued at n. F. corner
of Second and French streets by the undereigpe ed
who alone is authorised to settle up the affairs OF
Srm. he soIicits a Continuance OF rstrona ae from
his friends the public general, and will guar
antee satisfaction in all cases.
may22-3mdkw W. HAMMOND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
pssneerstis Meetings.

/, A o,eetinp u the Democrats of the lat ward was
hold at the City Hotsi last evening. mr.. Jonn r
Springer was called 70 the chair anh Jas A.
Plankstt appointed Secretary. On notion Jas
McWauus, james Bourke and Michael Shields
were appoiatsd committee to name de'eRe.es 10
10 voted for, 70 sttsud the convention at Dovet,
who retired, and In few minutes returned and
reported Philip @ Plunkett ard H. .. Moore - 70
the candidates. On ballot being taken, r. y.
Plankstt received 80 votes and Mr.. Moore votes.
H. o. Moore wss made aitsrnate BY sccHmation'
On motion adjourned.
JAS. A. PLuNkErz, Secretary.
WILMINGTON, August 9. 1872.
At . meeting Of the Democratic citizens OF the
4th ward hell this evening at the Reliance tn,
glne House, Lewis 9. Springer, Eco. was elected
to represent the ward In the Stete Coneention 70
he held at Dover on the 18th inst. to nominate
Electors for President and Representative to Con-
gress. LEWIS PAINTER, President,
9Eo. 8. HAoANx. sso'y.
WILMINoToN, August 9th, 1872
The Democrats OF the Seventh Ward, met
at the Friendship Engine House this evening,
Lacky President. and b. B. woodward
Secretary, when Albert Thasher, was elected
| MILTON LACKEY, President.
| D. B. WOODWARD, Sec'y.
E1oHrH WARD-A meeting of the Demo
cratic citizens Of the Eighth Ward, was held
on Friday evening August 9th, James Kenne.
DIV was called to the chair and .. F. Morrow
appointed Secretary. George G. Ward, was
elected Delegate, and James Leary Alternate
| to the State Convention at Dover, to be held
on the 18th inst The meeting adjourned to
meet on Tuesday evening next
EDWIN F. MORROW, Secretary.
WILMINGTON, August 9th, 1872.
A meeting of the Liberal Republican and
Democratic voters Of the Ninth Ward, was
held this evening pursuant to order Of the
Democratic Association Of Wilmington. to
select Delegate and Alternate to the State
Convention, to be held Oh Tuesday 18th inst
Tho meeting organized by the election Of the
following ofhcers:-Edward johnson, Presi-
dent, Lewis Miller, Vice President, David
Bonner, Secretary.
On motion Martin c. Farrell, and Patrick
O'Donnell, were elected by acclamation Dele
gate and Alternate respectively. The
Secretary was ordered to call meeting OF the
voters Of the Ward to he held OH goth inst. tG
nominate Councilman and Ward officers
On motion adjourn.
/. E. JOHNSON, President.
d. BONNER, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
soclGTlEs.
xsxrINos THIS 4vrNNo.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4. .IOOF, at Odd Fs'-
lows Hall, 81 and King.
Hail, 4l6 Market st.
Jefferson Council, No. 10. OU A M, At Mechan-
les Hall. 2l9 King st.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 2, X Of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, o Of T. at fifth and Marker
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

MAN KILLED.-On Tuesday evening, an
unknown man was struck by the Port Deposit
accommodation train, from Baltimore, near
Magnolia station, and instantly killed.
POLICE CAsEs-Edward Lesry, COL. was
arrested by officer Bacon, yesterday, for assault
and battery on Joseph B. Smith, col He wat
fined 50 and costs, and held under $500 bail, to
keep the peace.
There we're no casee this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Thomas Bndd
Real Estate Agent of Middletown, sold on Thurs-
d,y last, for Mr. r. F. II. Caulk, his farm neal
Ssssafras, Kent county, Nd, dontaiaing So acres
to Mr c. G. Donnel, Of Bstto, Name, tor $500
= Transcript.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

BLAcxBIRp CAMP -Backbird Camp begins on
rhursday, the 22d inst. At meeting on the
ground. Oh Tuesday. forty five tents were drawn
1t is thought that the camp will have seventy
tents This encampment is under the jurisdiction
Of Smyrna Circuit and Smyrna Station. but Mid.
JletoWn and Odessa are invited to Join.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

LARGE TRAIN,-.Ten car loads Of passen-
gers were taken down the Delaware Railroad.
this morning. Large numbers of negroes
were OH board, who were going down to e.
tend camp meetings at Kenton and other
places. Quite a number Of people were also
going to attend Red Lion camp. In conse.
ouence of this unusually large number Of
passengers, extra cars had to be attached, and
the train was delayed several minutes in it;
departure from the depot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
ON MARRIAGE.

Ranpy Relief for Young Men from the
s6ects of Errors and Abuses IL early life Man
hool rsstored Impediments TO Marriage removed
New method Of treatment New AID remarkabl.
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. IN sealed
AdSr.ss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. ? South
Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa. auE10 lawd&w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
LooAL lMrELL,oeMoE.

PERsoNAL-D. Taylor Bradford. Esq.. started,
to-dAy, on trip to White Sulphur SPRING.. WV
g,nis, intending to stsv there about two weeks
and return by way Of Hichm0nd. .se
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
Delegate Elections.

Elections were held in the various wards, last
evening, for delegates 10. the Democratic State
Convention, TO be held At Dover, on Tuesday
next, the 18th inst. The result is - follows: =
First WGd-Philip u. Plunke.t, All ornate.
II. q. Moore.
6econd Ward-Wm. II. Quinn.
Third Ward-Geo. ONieli; Alternate, John
S. Brady.
Fourth Ward-Lewis c. Springer.
Fifth Ward-George Chance.
Sixth Wsrd-Chas McCloskey; Alternate
VIM. J. Morrow.
Seventh Ward-Albert Thatcher.
Eighth Ward-Gen &. Ward; Alternate, Jas
Leary.
Ninth Wsrd-Martin ]. Farrell; Alternate
Patrick ODonneli.
Tenth Ward-Robers Cottingham.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

lHE LYNcHINo CASE. = Nothing further haa
developed in regard to the recent lynching case iu
Cecil county None OF the participants in the
matter have been discovered. Both the negroe.
who escaped are quietly at work as usual
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
flour, .ffed, &f.
S~WS1 eet~NW1 WV
FLOUR, tEEO AND GRAIN.
OF all the best brands alwAys on hand at the Flour
FREDERICK &. ALLEN,

Basement Of the New Market Honse
on Front street. near M adison Persons in want Of
An. thing in my line ould do well give cali
before purchasing else where. a. cell all the best
low est srket rates. and to Ill parts Of the city,
zee Of extra charge. my6d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

EXCURSION Yesterday morning party of ex-
cnrsonists, composed Of the leading families Of
New Castle. went on an excursion down the Bay
Oh the Revenue Cutter. Miami. leaving at n
o'clock. and returning vt an early hour in the
evening. A delightful day was spent by all on
board.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
He 70 Truly 4 stump Speaker

Who. when talking, exhibits mouthful Of stumps.
If you would keep your dental fixtures Ill perfect
talking order. use the fragrant SozoDoNT dsaly;
the recipe is simple but sure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
R.nblte Ssles.
nALE or
Livery Stable Stoolx.

A. Mil! b sold at Public sale, on SAT.
@asRs.s.Yd 4Asis:; a s:ass ,S1 ::s,' sfsst &
-. .H Stock, consisting of 8 large numbsr y
fYod Drying hoIses. Coaehes. / large s,I,s. ..
gond order. S's"s' al In
blan' ets Buffalo Robes and sny otGsr .,,;sa.
to0 numerous to mention. ''s'es
Terms made known on day of sale b.,
NJ, OWEN TRAYNOR
\. W. STIDHAN / son. ..Auct'rs. saS3.es
credtI OF four months on eli sans over n s,,
sndorsers reQuiyOd ''s'''eu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

COULD NOT 60 DowN.-This morning, a
large number Of the colored laborers on the
Darby improvement of the p, W. & B. X. r.,
started for their homes, along the line Of the
Delaware Railroad, for the purpose ofspending
sunday at camp meeting. They were furnished
with passes to this city. where they expected to
They were disappointed in their expectation
however, and not being willing to pay their
fares, they vented their Disappointment in in
dignant imprecat ions, and returned to Chester
on the next train.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

DIED FOR HIS LovE.-Poor Pinch, the de-
voted canine companion of T. v. Oliver, Esq,
last Thursday offered his life a sacrifice to his
devotion. His master had on Tuesday taken
the cars for New York, and Pinch was left
behind After that Pinch was prompt at
every train north which stopped at Elkton,
and endea voring to take passage in search OF
his master. On Thursday morning in an ef-
fort TO get on the train, he fell between the
cars and was crushed The EIkton boys
buried him decently In honor OF his sagacious
devotion Democrat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
MICHAEL No0EARY

k'vWAsAt1-.A Lot one hundred feet front on
West Fifth street, between Van Buren and
sfseklia strsols. zDpk & fAiS o0ee,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
Peach Shipments.

TIE END OF TIE EARTH.-Profeasor Plan
,amour's prediction that great comet is to hit
the earth at midday on Monday next and smash
it into smithereens has been the subject ofa good
deal of fun.