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, 1872-10-24
President Lincoln and Secretary Sew
ard

Neu York co,respondence Of tdr Boa,on .7ourno7
Just before Nr, Seward landed over the De-
partment OF State to the Premier of Genera1
Grant's Administration. I called On the secre.
fary 1T bis Official residence. He was as IN fS 6ne
health and epirits. and spent an hour in chattv
! conversation, President Lincoln being the sub
i iect Of the talk. Mr. LincoIn. he said. carried
/ with him through his whole career az President
i the simple Labits which marked lin IN
/ his law practice in SnrinrhnJd- r. he
+ wanted ANYTHING Of thu DaDartments IN
steafI Of rinpinr fhe bc71 and cafIinr 1nessen.
trer. he Womb tska fis haf and rnn ronnd rom
faona ofica to anotI,ar iuat 40 ona LAWYER ronld
*run round to the Office Of brother practitioner.
|. III missed at NIGHT. those in the secret conld
Etrack I1im from nlace tn n}aca and ba enre to
come m with tia President in enrna nne of his
EEffayorita hannta. Ha sngv m Teason whv ho
Feshould not enioy himself a. President ~
/ veil as when be was plain Abraham Lincoln.
and red tape. He did mt care how tbinps yara
i, done provided they we're dona> At1intanf can
|. eral Thomas 1Tas sent o,,t n reiiava Ganara1
Grant. Before he had a. chence Ia serva
his papers Yicksbure surrendered and Thomas
did not dare disturb matters. 40 he came
home to make his peace With the President: for
as soIlier-and in time Of war-he had yio-
lated orders. Ho sent a friend to sound the
President on his return to Washington. Tho
President was de]iehted with The surrender
Rubbing llis hands Be said: Itch Thomas to
come in He did just right. He ought to have
, 1872-10-24

The invention Of the Wilson Sewing Machine il des
tined to exert m influence over domestic comfort un
equallea by any invention Of the last hundred years
AS an economical arrangement enables one person to
do tic work Of ten iu SUPERIOR manner and with uu-
eneakany more comfort To satisfy yourself how per
1sst and simpe new machine can be, call at the WI
New Wilson Under-Feed Sewing Machine, that is sold
Ateen dollars cheaper than any other hrstclass ma
cnlhe ~ use. SalGsroom at No.. 378 West Madison
Elfeel Cnlcago, and in all other cities in the United
ssa1es. Tue company want agents in country towns
, 1872-10-24
rR1BUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER a. 1879

OF the Secret Service Fund for such a Tom Fools
erIand as you are starting on" 'Giye me MY
papers, sir, II you please" said the excited lady
Lincoln groaned as she crossed the Threshold.
swell, what now7" "Mr. Seward won't give
the money!. and she told her story. swell,
Madam" said the President, II can do no more
Tor for you. told You had very little influence
, 1872-10-24

Nsss>s. Il. .. Bsayton, calvia De VoU q, 3. Bed
ing, a. p Moore, Leopold Mayer, and others:
GENTLEMEN: Yours Of this date, asking the use Of
ny name as oizens' candidate for Alderman Of the
Fifth Ward is received. have considered the same,
which you request the Of my name are in accord
ance with my viewa cheerfully acQuiesce in your
quest, and, elected will your as my best judg-
ment may direct. Respectfully, yours,
4. II. P1cKERnG.
CR1cAao. Oct, o, 1872.
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The railway accidents in September aggregated
70, which are classified as follows:
Derailnents. 81 Fire. ........ j
Collisions. .2S Broken wheel.
EIPlDa1on8. II
Broken bridge. II Total al.-......-......7G
These train accidents caused the death of %
and the more or less severe injury Of 100 others.
BY the collisions l9 we're killed and 69 injured,
Is being killed and so injured by the head col
isions alone. In the 81 derailments one person
was killed and IS injured, and in a ont Of the 81
Of these accidents no one was hurt. The other
two persons killed lost their lives by the break
ing OF bridge, BY which also two Of the other
three wounded persons were hurt, the other
suffering from 8 boiler explosion.
, 1872-10-24
- OCEAN NAVIGATION.
White Star Ii:

NEW YORK. AND DL1VERPOOL-Neva and f,11.
orv eamahipss tho six largest In the world.
ATLANTIC, KAfTft HEFl
9 ;n9 tons On R1rSen7a oeg b. eseh. Sailing fro
PAYS, calling At Cork Har5oT tho dsy 9oIloRins1 nj
e Warte sta5 noels Pagon7 Fes1y. jersey City.
eambtgS behge1 ;c, flor AZ eia.aes} uar
rooms, { smoking. room. and bathrooms Ia mids5
lion, Whero least motion is felt. Surgeon and :
es9es accompany thcsa steamers.
Rates Saloon. $ey, gold; steeraee. a3p. or
cnose et masaiag TO send Tor friends from tho old
P2ssRageEs booked to or from Iii marta at A,
E,;n.. EEaf1s. Hamburg. Norway, Sweden. fndia, :
rates. Drafts from Ei T apWsrd % for ins1eet,oa m =
aud ether information, apply at tie Company'
no. " Broadway, New York.
}. H. SPARKS, General.
Chicago. ~ 4. LAGERGREN, =.
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FIFTH WARD ALDERMAN.
The folloHiuc carrea unndeuca e1r11ains its

The following cores pondenca explains itself :
To 4. Fl. Pickering, Esq, Chicago:
sm: We, the undersigned, ctizens and Taxpayers
Of the Fifth Ward not being satisfied with either at
the candidates fer Alderman In said ward both Bca
candidates being employees Of the Illinois Central
road Company, respectfully request You to allow The
use OF your name, Ohzens' candidate for Alden
1nRn to be voted for at the enaunp e1acton
, 1872-10-24
Dr.. Townsend, $50 South Halsted-st

Has tho most extensive practice in all Ckron,c Neore
eaa specsa diseases ot both sexes Of speciast il
eha;ge His Medical Treatise sont f1eo All fcmaia dif
Hculttea treated With safety and SUCCESS ~ 49,
, 1872-10-24

'oU1UEnHy's Gymnaslum.
Ihe members OF Kormendy's Gymnasium are re-
qnestea 10 meet at Gymnasium Hall, No. 1852 Indiana
avenue, at O'Clock sharp this eyeninr. important
business 10 ba transacted. ~0@'
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DR.. =. Brooks,

UhisaED H. offse 4le s9qth C1aTkst, corner Of Polk
Iumor Sexual and Urinary Diseases and all d!tcnlties
OF dclicate natnre incident to the grueTate organs
Treatise describing causes, symptoms, and effects. for
ladies' and genteueu sent FREQ to any address. OEce
hours from I !. m. to p. M, Sundays excepted
, 1872-10-24

TemDerley's Line OF Steamships,
Sailing weekly between London, Quebec, and II
carrying 0oods and passengers at low through !
route. For freight apply to TEMPERLEYS, C.
+ DRAKE, q Rtlllter-st.,; London, DAVID
Montreal, and for passaRo to ", a. STRONG,
Aadisou- IT.. Qhicszo,
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that, last summer, be attempted to kill his
asylum, from which he has Just been released.
, 1872-10-24

regular grsdnae in medIeips) cures al chronic aud
Special Dseases at reasonable prices. Medicines fur
n.shed No mercury used. Consultation Tree. Crres
guaranteed All female di6cultics treated With s1ety
eou.st., Chicago. " ~ |"
, 1872-10-24

9. J. Merritt,
Il. 8. Merritt,
A. ". Giles,
Leopold Mayer,
". Edn1onds,
Levi Powers,
DIV. G. Gooding,
A. c. Bartlett,
A. D. Haywood,
r. Sherman,
Il A. Goodridge,
F. Z. Newberry,
Z. Newberry,
BENZ. Ransom,
D. N. Buah,
Thos. Smith,
j. B. Hull,
B. Fowler,
Jonathan Sta1ey,
8. R. Bingham,
.. G. Light,
8. Cleveland,
G. ". Ellis,
/. D. Tuttle,
s. S. StilWen,
s. A. Irish,
Wm. Dodson,
e. Il. Rogers, IT.,
Alfred JobnEo1a,
T. n. jackson,
n. P. jackson,
S. g. Tyler,
Wn. Flagg,
a. Tyler,
@. Passage,
'Loring 4. Chase,
A. H. Overu Fan,
E. D. Barber
Il. H. Barton.
G. E. Harris,
F. E. Kinds,
q. .. Bull,
E. Hancock,
T. n. Peck,
E. r. Jewell,
Addison Pierce,
B. Wickersham,
Il. B. Thomas,
Sidney Briggs
e. c. Pickering,
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On MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN. Remarkable
Reports sent free. Address HOWARD Aasoc1ATIoN..
Phlladslphis. p. "><4'''
, 1872-10-24

a. B. Brayton,
J. L. Short,
q. II. Belding,
F. e. Bedding,
" A. Stanton,
E. P. Griswold,
E. F. Henhhaw,
". L. Morgan,
]. Y. G. Culton,
i'll. Woodward,
John n. Griggs,
r. n. Woods,
J. T. McCord,
Il. 8. Tiffany,
g. B. Thattdr,
VIM. 4. sidley,
Wu1> L. Ward,
Frank q. Hall,
Peter h. Witt,
G, II. Lane,
Calvin DeWo1f,
J, B. Jackson,
A. P. Moore,
D. ". Gale,
Geo. F. Root,
ChB. T. Root,
j. e. Rea,
R. s. Parker,
Il. g. Howe,
James Forsyth,
J. 6. Beardsley,
D, ". Baker,
E. NJ. Barton,
NJ g. Kellogg,
E. J. r. Fortune
J. ". Steras,
E. 4. Lay,
E. A. Beach,
Jacob Felson,
D. D. Garland,
b. ". Holmes,
E. Tyler,
z. .. Murray,
4. II. Baker,
E. 1. Clement,
J. A. Hovey,
E. B. Parke,
T. B. Browne,
J.Q.A- Husbrook
a. c. Smith,
, 1872-10-24

PuLMONIU SYRUP, .3EAWEED TONIC, AND NAN.
DRAKE PILLS WILL CURE CONSUMPTION,
LIVER COMPLAINT, IF TAKEN ACCORDING 10
, 1872-10-24

veal from that terrible tongue; and even Dumas
pere himself felt uncomfortable in the presence Of
this son who lad grown up to be SO unlike him,
and whose domesticated, orderly ways now began
proach. It was often said that father and son had
quarrel1ed; but this was never true. The elder
Dumas had too warm heart, and the younger
was too good son, for q collision to be posei-
bic. Only they SEW but little OF each other, be-
cause, when one man in d family has banned
debt as pestilence, while the other persists in
looking upon it as the natural state of man;
when one picks hs society, and the other admits
all men to his fellowship; when one is all senti-
to be improbable. So young Dumas kept to
his set Of friends,-a brilliant, artistic set, in
whose company all the superficial ice in lis na-
ture thawed; and he worked. This point must
be dwelt or, that the highest Of his productions
is, and always has been, the result Of thought
and labor. He does not, as his father did, ait
down OF g morning With six or thirty blank
pages, quarto size, before him, and make it his
duty to cover them with writing of some sort be-
fore going out. Having got an idea-or o para
dog, for to his essentially French mind, it is all
one-into his head, be turns the came over pa
tiently BY himself discusses it with his patients,
perhaps among his friends and, after twelve
months, sometimes two years, Of this mental in
cubatlng, produces Diane de Lys," " Lo Demi
Monde, "' lie Fills Natarel," or t'La Question d
Argent" While the Empire Hourished, it was
the younger Dumas great good furt1ne to be
free from any fear lest his pieces should not at
tract attention enough. Politics being hushed,
the starting OF any emotional social problem
Was like the firing Of q shell amid perfect still
ness and as each new piece OF scr1bes
successor at the Gymnase was brought out,
the author had the inexpreesib1e satisfaction
Of seeing society Wzaugle fercelY aa to Wheth-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
pROC.EDINGs OF CONGRESS.

to provide Tor the redemption and sale of lands
held by the United Staes under the several
acts levying direct taxes, and to promote the
development Of the mining resources of the
United States.
In the House. Mr.. Dawes, from the COM
mittee on ways and MEANS reported bill re-
ducing the tariff $40 0OO, 900 and the internal
revenue $l3,OOO,O0o. and made a statement
showing the reduction on each class Of articles.
The tax on spirits is So cents and on tobacco 20
cents. Mr. Maynard presented minority
report embodying substantially the features Of
the Senate bill The committee of conference OH
the ST. Croix and Bayfield, railroad bill reported
that they had been unable to agree, when the
House, by vote of 100 yeas to "a nays, resol-
we'd to adhere to its former action rejecting
the grant and declaring the land forfeited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
Business Notices.

TAE GREAT BARoAIN.-The best, cleanest and
most desirable lot Of Black Silks ever offered in
this market at the.pr,ce 100 per'yarl. Taos
goods are direct from France, of the celebrated
Guinot Il Co. make. and warranted to wear
in every respect. Only $500. Examine them.
W. NJ. KENNARp Il Co.
SAFE AND PROFITABLE lNvEsTMENT,-l The
Northern Pacific $50 Trust Mortgage Land
Grant Gold Bonds. These bon DIS are secured by
first and only mortgage on the Railroad, ITS
equipments and earnings. and alsS on land
grant which, upon the completion OF the road,
will exceed $4,000 acres of land to each mile OF
track, or 800 acres of land to each $1,000 bond
Our friends, customers and Others whs hold
Government Securities or who desire to inves.
money safely and profitably. we recommend the
Northern Pacific 80 Gold Bonds. John McLear
X Son, Bankers, No. COZ Market street
LuMBER.-The other day, upon close inspection
we were surprised at the very large and well
selected stock of Hemlock. Spruce, Yellow Pine,
White Pine, &c. at Wise 4 Lanes, south side Of
Market street bridge. Builders take notice, as
they have considerable dry under cover. sp9-tf
U.s. 5-2Os. Delaware State Bonds, Gold &C.,
bought, sold and exchanged BY John McLear
Son, Bankers, No. Coz Market street.
novel way Of selling Cgars 10 cigars for fifty cents
and there are five hundred dollars given away with
every thousand punches sold and they do it and sell
best iue cent cigars IN the city GIG Market street
One man got eighty cigars for fifty cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
st. Louis Normal School girls wear calico
and eschew waterfalls.

st. Louis Normal School girls wear calico
and eschew waterfalls.
Rev. DR.. George b. lde, well known Bap.
fist minister, for many years a resident of
Philadelphia, died at Springfield, Mass, on
Tuesday night.
Hon. E. &. Cahanus, formerly chairman of
the Democratic Executive Committee of Geor-
gia, died at Atlanta ye, terday.
Troops have been sent from Fort Brown
and San Antonio, Texas, to occ upy the cross
ings on the Rio Grande and prevent cattle
stealing.
Senator Davis, of Kentucky, is so much bet
ter that lie hopes to resume his place in
Washington before the adjournment of Con-
gress.
The subscription fund for the Theodore
Parker Memorial" In Boston has reached $5O,
900 two thirds of the amount asked for
Another internal revenue collector, j. D..
Orner, of Springfield, Mo-, is reported to have
defaulted to the tune Of 100000 This seems
To be becoming the or'nery practice Of Federal
officials.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

The MODEL NEWSPAPER PUBLIsnER-
There are few men who have not made the trial
who do not think they could make model
newspaper but the proportion Of those who
have tried TO work up to their ideal model and
have succeeded to their own satisfaction, is still
less The model of Yesterday, when the work
was began, falls far short Of the requirements of
to-day, when il is finished Each day brings its
own peculiar work, and work. too, that must be
done under the influence of whip and spur, and
so we'll done that it will have none Of the upper
fec,ions that in other employments are incident
to haste. A successful newsp per conductor
must make good Use of eyes, ears, hands and
brain he must never be stupid, never become
sleepy or weary, and never be 70 engrossed in
one thing however important, as TO lose his
consciousness Of any one thing else. Without
omnipotence and omniscience no perfect news
paper can be made; but the public is satisfied
with nothing that falls far short Of ii, and thus
it ia that we have ambitious journalists bending
all their energies to accomplish what is abso.
,utely impossible, with results which are even
leas satisfactory 10 themselves than 10 those
whose edifcation they seek. The character ot
the newspaper pres is constantly changing, and,
in many respects, improving, but the perfection
which was thought to have been almost reached
a quar,er of century ago seems to be a. far of
az ever, Notwithstanding the great difference
between the journals of that era and those Of
to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
AMUsE N e ENTs.

A small audience assembled at the Opera
House, last evening, on the oct aston Of the fare
vel, appearance of Mr.. John f. Ovens The
bill presented was "The Poor Gentleman;" with
Mr.. Owens in his in his celebrated character Of
Dr.. OH pod, and "The Happiest Day Of my
Life" in which Mr.. Owens personated Mr..
Gilman the .hapry bridegroom. AT the con-
cusion of the performance Mr.. Owens was loud
ly called for, but did not make his appearance
before the curtain.
On Monday evening, in the Grand Opera
House, will be presented the celebrated play Of
damon and Pythias.' under the efficient man.
agement of Mr.. B. l.. Matlack, who is well and
favorsbly known to many of our citizens. The
prices have been reduced, and the attendance
should be large.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
the STATE.

Miss Mollie Doughten has been elected Libra
rian ef the Smyrna Library.
bombay Hook is to have q new school this
year.
The work OF building the telegraph from Clay
ton to Easton has already been commenced.
The Smyrna Loan Association held their fifth
annual meeting and elected ofiicsrs last week.
Smyrna has the "Dolly vsrien" mania badly.
The Methodist Churches down the State and
the Peninsula are adopting the "envelope system
OF church finance.
1t is stated that Rev J. Leighton McKim, oi
Milford is engaged in collecting and coating oil
the historical information he can lind in refer.
ence to the early planting and progress Of the
Episcopal Church in this State.
1t Is stated that society of Lutheran's are
soon To commence the erection of church ut Le
banon. Forest Landing) near Camden. A regu.
lar minister has been secured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
TNE DEDICATION.
,1'l,e Proesssa~u,

Early this morning, the final preparations for
the dedication OF the new Masonic Temple. in this
city. were begun. At the arrival Vi the 10 o'clock
train, from Philadelphis, the Grsnd Marshal and
his aids were at the depot to receive the visitos.
who were conducted to the Custom House, whsrs
they received instructions in regard to their places
in the line OF parade. Quite \ number OF visitos
also arrived Uy the train from the Delaware road.
most oi whom were from Now Castle Co. The
weather, although threatening, continued fAvora-
bic. The various lodges formed OH King street,
the reht resting on Third street. facing the East
At , o'clock. u. M. the procession moved in the
following order:
Music.
Mayor and Presidsnt 81 The City Council.
'udTehsi Thi;sf stwG in.,;as and two.
Members e the Lss.l.,.rs %1 ~ st:o and t"o|
Board OF Directors 1.-TWO and two)
Secretary and Treasurer
President.
Architect. CARVING Plumb, level and SQUARE.
Past Grand wardens. two and two.
Grand Secretary and Treasurer.
THI LopGr, carried by Past Masters. supported
by Deac0ns with rods
Two Past sss9s ssc 4sh, S. the one
These tapsrs. Blue. Red and whits will form
triangle.
Grand Ch hsplains. two and two.
Grand Wardens, the Junior on the left. with the
Vessel Of Corr. tie Senior carrying
the CUP Of Wine.
ncIuty GrnNd Master bearing the Cup Of Oil.
Fas. rad Master, carry ing the Book OF Consu
tutiOas.
Grand Master.
Grand Junior Deacon. Grand Senior Deacon.
Grand sword Bearer. with drawn sword.
Flags displayed along various points of
the route. and the streets were thronged with
spectators At the Fame Hose Engine House. on
Second street, near Shipley. large arch OF ever
greens was extended from one side OF the street to
the other. tastafuly decorated With Aags. present
ed a very handsome appearance.
Unfortunately rain began to fall sbout p. NJ,
just as the procession began to move.
About 81 O'Clock the procession halted on Mar
ket street. IN front of the new Hall. where the
procession entered, and the dedieatory services
were proceeded with.
The following Lodges were represented in the
procession Lafayette Lodge No. IA. of this city
Temple Lodge No. II, OF this city; Union Lodge
No I, of Dover. accompanied by delegation from
smyrna: Armstrong Lodge No. 26. Of Newport
Hiram Lodge No. 25, Of Newark; St. john.
Lodge No 2, of New Castle; Grand Lodge. The
music was furnished by McClurg's Liberty Corns
Band, of Philadelphia, and the City COrnet Band
OF this city. All the Wilmington Masons proceeded
with Lafayette aud Temple Lodges.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

st. Johns Commandery. No. !. X. T., at Ma
sonic Hall, 224 Market street.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2. 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King
Keokuk Tribe, No 3, l. Q. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street
Wilmington Division, No. l, S. of T., at Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. |, .. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, PIG King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. M, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 504
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. of p, at Knights Of
Pythius Hall, 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

PERsoNAL-A number Of prominent gentle
men are in the city, among whom we're Governor
Ponder, l. II. Paynter, Secretary Of State; DR..
f. S. Richards, g, NJ, c. F. Stansberry; Gen.
Balloch, John Edwin Mason, ESQ, and Col VIM:
Sparks, of Indiana; Hon. Allen McClain, G. 8.
W, of Canada; accompanied by the g. J. w.;
Hon. A. r. Cotton, g. g. NJ, OF Iowa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
OUR MEloHBoRs.
Reading has an alarm of fire daily.

Rising Sun will soon have cheese factory.
Herring are selling In Oxford, at cents per
dozen. '.. .s.H7
Water is TO be introduced into the borough
Of Ph@nixvflle.
Nasby lecturod at Avondale on the evening
of the 10th inst.
The P. & B. G. r. R., has 200 car loads Of
stone already quarried at Avondale.
Adam Rsber, OF Reading, was held In S5oo
ball on Tuesday, to answer charge Of lar
ceny.
The connecting track between the p. and
B. Central and the Delaware City Railroads,
at Avondale, is being built.
The editor Of the Oefond Leader, received I
couple Of ane oranges, the other day from Lel
Angeles, CAL, over the U. L. r. r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
the PENINSULA.
Peach trees are in blossom.
Cambridge has a broom factory.


The peach prospect in Dorchester is good.
The Cambridge Chronicle advertises for q
cat
Vienna's new paper. the Clipper, has been
issued. #I#5 .4llHf
The certificate of corporation of the Vienna
railroad has been filled In the executive cham.
Der. u q N&Ef g S AVN "a g. tv Ats#
Brick making will be carried on extensive
ly in the neighborhO0d OF Cambridge this
Spring.
An enormous rockfish, Weighing "a pounds
was sold for three dollars, on Monday in Cam
bridge. 55s -
DIRTY TRICK.-As three young men were
passing Winthrop's store on Cedar St., SOM
nights ago. they were f0uIly despatched with
filth thrown from peach cans in the hands Of
some parties in disguise. A shameful thing
which we trust will never he repeated in our
usually well behaved town. -CaSs6ridge Ch,o,s-
'c0.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

General Butterfeld has arrived in Paris.
Mr.. Disraeli has nearly finished another
novel.
The Rev. DR.. Theodore Cuyler, of Brook.
lyn sails for Europe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hsr.b by given that tn Q ppd ersisned.
county. viii sit on SATURDAY. the 10th inst. at
the City Hall. Wilmington. between the hours Of
10 o'clock r. m. and o'clock p. for the purpose
Of refunding oil taxes over paid the County On
Stocks for the year 1871.
..,.., $ttf$ss tt{$ ss,ES s$dShsz Committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
cEsTREvILLE Nu7s :Rv

cE ENTREvIlIE 7S:RV
ITUATED AT CENTREvILLE. DELAwAR
100000 rssch free ;, of the leading Orchard
varieties. ...
100000 llale's + arly pench. a new variety.
ripens two weeks earlier than any other Peach.
OOOO Standard and Dw Pears, Of leading kinds
standard Apple Trees. including luO varietiss.
Standard Cherry Trees. leading varietie
Nectarine. Apricot and Plum Trees. 49,
100000 of one and two year old Grapa Vine CON.
prisng all the leading varieties.
Also, large stock of DwartCherry and Dwarf Ap
pie Trees. including Ornamental Trees. Shrub
berry and Evergreens in variety. U.
10000 Strawberry Plants, yiz:-Gr eat Agriculture
ist, Russel's Prolific. French Seeding Great Buf
falO Seeding, Albany Seeding.
5000 Blackberry Plsnts. layton or new Roshslls.
100 O(O Raspberries of leading varieties, Philadel
phia, hardy and productive; DoOlittle's inprov-
ed Black Cap, Aliens Red Cane. Clark. Mama,
Red Prolific. Belle de FouItenay, eyerbearins
perfectly hardy, and productive from July 10 %
tOber.
Currants-Cherry, VI bite Grape. Red Dutch. Black
English and English Maple.
Goose ebeIries-HoughtOn'sS SeedlinS An esicAn and
Rhu6arb--V Victoria. best for market or table use
Asparagus--tws year old plants. .I.
Hedging Plants in variety.
aa-For complete description ofvsrietiss offruits
All Of the above will be sold in small or large
quantities to suit purchasers.
All Trees and Plants guaran teed true TO uame.
For Descriptive Catalogue address
WILLIAM N. PETERS,
nov281v Ccntreville Del.