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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16
Still Another Surprise.

Rev. E. J. GRAY and wife, while
guests of Mr.. RICHARD BEALL, prior
to their departure for Baltimore, were
the recipients Of another pleasant sur
prise, perhaps the pleasantest of the
series of surprises rendered them with
in the last three weeks.
Having been appointed to Grace
Church, Baltimore, at the recent session
of the Baltimore Conference, he was,
with his family, on Monday evening
their last evening here-receiving
friends, DESTROYS of saying goodbye
to their loved and honored pastor
While shaking hands with those friends
the Sunday School Glass of Mrs. BEALL
suddenly entered the parlor, making
the surprise complete, whereupon Miss
HELEN BERKEB1LE addressed Mr.. and
Mrs. GRAY as follows:
Upon me has devolved the pleasant duty
of presenting parting gift to our dearly
loved pastor and wife, so soon to be separa-
ted from u.s. We hope you will accept this
small token and think of the donors when
you see the Butter-Dlsh on the table.
We deeply regret your departure, and will
long remember your kind instruction and
advice
II, like some strong minded ladies', could
make a speech. ! would add much more !;
but, as am unaccustOmed to public speak
ing, you will kindly excuse brevity and all
errors, and accept our love and sincere
wishes for your prosperity and happiness
wherever Providence may lead YOU
Mr.. GRAY responded appropriately,
feelingly returning his thanks for this
parting testimonial of the love of his
people.
The gift is an elegant Silver Butter
Dish, with revolving Cover, and is fit
completion of the splendid Service
previously presented. 1t bears the
inscription, "Mr. d Mrs. E. j. Gray"
Among the most striking and pleas
ant features of this happy occasion was
the beautiful manner with which Miss
BERxEB1LE delivered her chaste pre-
sentation address. Modestly disclaim-
ing 'strong-minded' pretensions, she
yet threw in enough zest to make her
effort pleasurable, and was embarrass-
ed just enough to make it deeply in
teresting to her auditors. This pleas
ant affair will not soon be forgotten by
those who witnessed it, and, as it recurs
to their memories, as it often will, it
will not be unassociated with the rec
election Of her creditablc, though I'M
assuming presentation.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

We learn that the "Frostburg Pres
byterian Choir" will give a Grand
Concert" at Belvidere Hall, Cumber-
land, this evening at 8 o'clock. A
special train will leave here at 4, P. NJ,
to accommodate all who wish to attend
from here.
This choir will, also, hold a Concert
in the Welsh Baptist Church, in this
place, on Tuesday, at u o'clock, P. NJ,
in which they will be assisted by the
choir, led by Prof. EsAU.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16
"Alba Nix"
By MRS. MAUD HUMPHREY.

Beautiful rain Of snow how silently. softly your
fslll
Just dimming the light;
Ethereal sight;
Pure mantle OF white,
Close clinging, and kissing, and claspins, and
Covering sl!
o. tell me from whence do you come 70 fall on
this sin accurscd caIths
sweet messenger fair
ROBBED spotess ard rsrc,
To nestle in air,
Then fall in thy lovelincss, rnsntiinc all at thy
birth
Sweet symbol OF charity rare, how bl,se'd the
lesson II brings;
Great Father above,
Dear Infinite Love,
Eternity prove
The mystery grand of HE Love that coycss a
world full " -ira.
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These beautiful Crown Princess Skirts
"CHEAP STORE.

AMpu7AT1oN.-On Saturday last,
DR.. ORR, of Cumberland, assisted by
DR.. DoUGHERrY, of the same place,
and by DR.. RAvENscRAFT, Of Frost
burg, amputated the disabled leg Of
CONRAD BAKER, a resident Of this
place. Nine years ago he sustained an
injury to the limb while working in
the mines, since which he has suffered
much from it and finally concluded
to have it taken off. We are glad to
state he is doing we'll.
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10 Suits of Mems Clothes to be sold for
Sc so each at that Cheap Store"
G. BALTZELL & Co.

The Baltimore Conference of the
NJ. E. Church, South, in session at
Warrenton, Va, adjourned on We'd
nesday. The following are the ap-
pointments for
MooREF1ELD D1sTn1cr.-D. Thomas,
P. E.--Moorefeld, I. R. Finley Peters
burg, J. P. Wolff; Franklin Mission, S.
R. snapp South Branch, James Hig-
gins; Springfield, James Beatty ;
North River Mission, L. R. Mark
wood Piedmont Station, G. G. Brooke
Cumberland, j. W. DuHey Frostburg
and Somerset, L. W. Haslup, one to
be supplied; Flintstone, G. L. Torrey-
son Harrisburg, R. Ross.
1t will be seen that Rev. L. W.
HAsLUp is returned to Frostburg.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, Frostburg,
March l, 1872. Persons calling for any Of
these letters, will please say they are "adver-
tised." If not called for in one month they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Curth, John Lewis John
Douston, Thomas Moore, B. P.
Donahue, Michael Middleton Robert
Evans, Thomas f. Nick enzie. Jacob
Fout, Mrs Ann Z. McCnnne, Anne
Frohlich, Nalentin Oliver, Thomas
Hause, George Siers Maneryig
Ingram, Esther Trainer. Miss Mary
kerns, Miss Susan Wisenan, James H
G. H. WALKER, r. N.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Jacob Sny-
der. (butcher) of this city, died at his
residence on Liberty street at II
o'clock last night, of pneumonia. The
deceased had only been sick for day
or two. He was aged forty-two years.
-Nea0S, 9th.
Mr.. SNYDER was formerly a resi-
dent Of Frostburg.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

AcCIDENT.--A brakeman, named
FOSTER, was injured at Wright's Cross
ing, on Wednesday, having his collar
bone broken and otherwise injured
He resides in Mt. Savage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Upon the trial of suit for divorce,
one of the witnesses was asked wheth-
er he had spoken to any one of the
jury since the trial commenced
"Yes, sir, I spoke to Mr.--,"point-
ing to juryman with face as red as
blood beet. What did you say to
him ?" The witness appeared reluc-
tant to tell, The attorney insisted
upon the answer. We'll" said the
witness, Il told him he had pretty
face to sit on jury to decide wheth-
er man was habitual drunkard or
not.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

The period of the ground-hog's
seclusion expired by traditional limita-
ton on yesterday. This, with the pas
sage of wild geese over our town on
Thursday, heralds the approach Of
milder weather. So say the weather
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Two boats were loaded with coal at
the Walsh g. M ,Kaig wharf in Cum
berland, on Thursday last. They
were to leave for Georgetown & Will
Transport on yesterday morning.
The ice breaker is busy opening up
ways to the different wharfs, where
boats are waiting, ready to take on
cargoes for points along the line Of
canal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

AS We 60 to press we learn that a
young man, named FARLEY, resident
of Eckhart. met with a serious acct
dent in Hoffman Mines, yesterday
morning. Our informant did not know
the extent of the injury other than he
had received severe cut on the head.
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Ancient Order Of Foresters.. Wineland
Rangers. No. 5556.

On Saturday. 9th inst, the founders
of a new Court were initiated by the
Chief Rangers and officers of Wine
land Rangers, No. 1856, Friendly So
ciety of Frostburg, for the purpose Of
forming branch Of the above order
at Barton. AS soon as the laws and
conditions of institution, and the sane
ton of the High Court is given from
New York and Brooklyn, the new
Court will be opened in the early part
of April. They offer, as inducements
to the laboring community Of Barton,
that provision is made for sickness, &C.
cidents and physical infrmities, by the
payment of small entrance fees and
membership dues, whereby the benefits
are large and the Order firm.
This Order has been in existence in
Froetburg four months, and already
numbers nearly one hundred members.
A correspondent, writing with refer
ence to the objections Of some, says:
Some of our kindred societies in
Frostburg think, as we assemble in
hotel, that drink is freely used
Through the Journal we desire to de-
ny the imputation. That drink,
stronger than water, has never been in
the room at any session of the Court.
As one that has never been absent from
a session, I have had abundant oppor-
tunity to ascertain that the impression
referred to, is erroneous. Our laws
explicitly forbid the use Of into1ica-
ting liquor in the room, and We re-
spect them. A YOU'VE FORESTER
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Several articles ON hand for next
week, including a few nice poems,
one entitled March" by our friend,
Miss c. 3. TROUT, of Front Royal, We.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Little Favorite" Cigars-only $ cents.
john HITcHINs is the sole Agent for the
sale Of this Cigar in Frostburg. no
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Our thanks are due G. T. PORTER,
Esq, Of Mt Vernon, Ohio, for valu-
able public document.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Fresh Fish and Oysters always on hand
and for sale, at reasonable prices, by g.
ANTHONY, next door to Anthony & Ander-
sons Grocery and Feed Store.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

JOHN HITcHrNs has bought c. H. Walk
er's entire stock Of my Own" Cigars.
He is now prepared to supply all demands
for this favorite brand
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

The Liquor question" is beginning
to be agitated in Frostburg. Nothing
more than ripple has passed over the
surface. Cumberland, on the contrary,
is distracted about water"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Five men were killed on the Balti-
more &. Ohio r. r. last week. Sever
al others were seriously injured.
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Frostburg, March I6, 1872.
LOCAL.

Owing to delay in getting addition
al material, we are beyond our usual
hour Of publication this week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16
MARRIED.

At Pompey Smash. Feb. 7sh, by Rev.
Lewis Summons, NJ. WILLIAM SHERMAN
to Miss NJ ARG>HET J. MCF4RLIN, both of
Pompcy Smash, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

The great reason why the 1ronsides
Cook Stove is the best, it has the largest
Oven; it boils quicker, and bakes better
than any other Stove in market Good for
wood or coal. Sold only by F. JOHNSON
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

JOHN IITCHINs keeps large stock Of
Fancy Goods. Call and examine [n9l
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Ladies. ask to see those Roman Scarfs-
only rs cents. G. BALTzELL d Co.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

800 Cakes of Toilet Soap just received at
that Cheap Store" BALTzELL& Co.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

The best and cheapest Pictures are made
at FoRMAN's New Gallery, on Broadway.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

A full line of smoking and chewing To-
baccos always on hand and for sale at fair
prices, by [n9] JOHN KITCHENS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Florida has this season produced
the largest and most delicious or
sngsq seen for many wears
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Fourteen bars Soap, equal in quality
and size to Rabbits Best Soap, for 81.
SAMUEL JEFFRIEs, Broadway.
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COAL STATEMENT.

For the week, ending March Q, 1872, there
were 1919 10 tons OF Coal transported over the
Cumberland 4 Pennsylvania Railroad and for the
wear to same date, 1871 ,0l616 tons,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16
A Voice from the Sanctum.

RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO CAPT.
NELSON BEALL, TEXAS, by
DAVID GREEN.
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They can't match these prices
might as we'll try to get water from q
Frostburg Hydrant as think of selling
Dry Goods at Cheap Store" rates.
,~er,h Is RAY.TTTTJ 6 90.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16
GEORGE HILL.

GEORGE HILL.
OF ALL KINDS OF
Fas:.:l;' Soaps,
THAKEs Ills method Of informing the
/ public generally of Allegany county, that
he is prepared at all times to fill orders for his
SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS. Nov25-y"
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Shfurncnts Of Coal

From Cumberland for the week, ,ndtng Satur'
day, March p. and for the year. 1si2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

you can lay down q third rail at $4,000 to $1,000
per mile and cars OF both guages can Us, the
track. The completion OF this road would secure
line as grand and as complete as the great Penn
svlvania Central We hope to meet you again at
OSford and celebrate the opening
1t was a matter for regret that the laseness Of
the hour caused the latter gentlemen to hurry
through their remarks
s. NJ. Harrington, ESQ . paid a handsome COM
pliment to Mr.. John g. jackson, the Engineer Of
the road. He said he did not believe it could have
been built without hi. aid and proposed three
cheers. which were given. The President then
invited the guests to retire to the tables and par
take OF lunch that had been provided for them.
As 1t was now approaching o'clock the guests
were not ioath to accept OF the invitation. After
lunch the company made their way to the cars
aud were soon speeding homeward. The road
has descending grade of about 32 feet to the
miie and Is well and solidly built The train ar
rlved at the depot in this city about $50, and the
| excnrslonlsts separated greatly pleased with the
days programme
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

u i,
-.-a-S--A undersigned, about emoying .AA ~
from the tirm To Philadelphia. win sell ut Public
sale. on II E>DAi. October 20. ls7.. at 10 o'clock.
4. Ia. the following stpck. wiz head OF Horses
good workers; Colts pue .wo years. a hay Colt;
: mead 0t Cows, home raised; some IN profit some
sprinl yoke ut red Oxen first class and hand
sotne l,alls ~ head If Hogs and Shoats.
FARMING IlFNStLS--2 hny wagons. tongue
ami shafts with shifting beds; 3 horse carts. OK
cart. mark er dearborn. shaw :esper and mower,
ttiprer mower. r,|tl.r. wheat drill / horse
rake. Little Giant IL ll corn shelter. hay pres.
with block aud fail. HOOK, Ike; plDushs, harrowS,
cuitlvaors, : hay cut'ert, Van Wrinkle fan. cross
cnt laws. circular saw. has fork. lot of iorks.
rakes, ghoves. OK chains g.indstone. wheelbarrOw.
barnes OF ali de,crittlon. lot ot hot bed SASH
den tHols iron rollers. res and cradles. lad
| ders, Sr.. -
! DAIRY EkEs-Cans, pans. churns. buck
| eta &C. 10; of grain bags. CARRIAGES GermAn-
| town carriage. pole and shafts | pony pLa,on.
sleigh. ipies blankets. Ar. 3hoats. cunning skin.
30 acres Of wheat in the ground. and lot of fodder
| in hnldies. A.o. IArse ior ut goods not euuae
| rated
| CDNDITiuNS OF EALE.-All sums of fifty S5o)
| dollars au1 under cash; all sur over $50 and not
exceeding s.t1 six months ,creiit; all sums above
S@Q twelve months credit, by the purchaser giving
| bank able note wtt1 approved endorser. interest
added IRON day ot sale Ter cent. of for cash on
all sums above so.
Eller.he is the first static north of the Brady
wine bridge. on the ~ W. u. X. k. and adj olns
the Edcemuor Iron Works, Trains between PnilA-
dephia and Wilmington pass the station every
hour during the day. JAMES PRICE
| OGLE X Miller, Auetioneers and Real Estate
| AGENTS. COS Mark street, Wilmington, Del.
ectls w i wilt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

Increase in decade ending IN 1889, 279o miles, of
decade ending III 1919, 62o3 miles. ending in 1907
ol6lt miles, and IN decade ending III 1869, 29Ibi
miles the greatest increase being i'll the past year.
1871, OF ABB miles, length Of railroad made In
one ,ear nearly equal to the diameter OF the
Earth.
In whatever may say may have said con-
cernns our enterprise. 1t has been my sudions de-
sire to make 10 delusve promises to misead
others simply give what believe to be reasons
for the faith that Is within me- and have not heat
tated to second that faith with means, credit anu
effort may add with more sincerity than ask
ar eypeet credit tor that the construction OF the
Wilmington II Western Railroad was entered in
to after ,nuc:. hesitation on my part, and what
was unusual against the wishes OF those nearest
| 10 me 1t has truly been to me labor OF duty,
of love and pride. rather than Of financial inter
est | do not deny. however. that one OF my
| greatest pleasures of he is the accomplishment
| OF a work III itself clearly proper and right. under
adverse circumstances and opposing influences
hold that building Raiiroa,ls ,s just as Legitimate
| rs farming, or as the erection OF grst or othei
mills nor de admit that the divided RESPONSE
! bllity Of ,lireetershp eXempts any one from tht
strictcst compliance with business equity. non
orahie dealing aud prompt fulhilmeht OF al
engagements. am aware that to many resdeAt
on the line. the construction OF kaiiroad Is u
hest attended with unavoidable annoyances, ant
"a iutnated at our nptAl,ng ceremonies, we CLAIM
the patient iorbearance OF all. III eohs,derasioh
the great private and public good TO be accom-
pushed by the completion ami operation oil IN
line We have no reason to complain on I'M
score and 1t gives mo pleasure to add, that "
have experienced perhaps more than an averag
liberality in the exemption OF land damages. an
!. otherwise, and with rare exceptions We have ha
| fair manly and honorable treatment. II IN ="
case we have failed on our part III doing what y
| promise with reasonable promptness under tn
pressure incident such enterprise. or to con
ply Justly and fully with our engagements. Il h,
been assure you, the farthest from my wish
) intention.
! Finally, l. desire 10 acknowledge heartily n
thanks to the officials OF other railroads for mut
information and many courtesies, to the Director
Engineers, Officers and Employees Of this COZ
pany who have 10 steadily co-operatsd with u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

NuIlCE
/ The Wilmington aHd Reading Railroad Corn
mans haye COMPLETED arrangements to carry Money
ParSeees and Express Matter AMI 1from all roi1ts
ON the line Of their road and " ct Chester. 4
Express matter asnt 10 ETsnklin Tslssrsph once.
No. West Third street or 70 their Depot, front
and Madison. or ptders left with McMulisn = SeAs.
delivering agents. will reseivs pronpt atteation.
avs.tf Gsnl eup't ". B. r 3. Co..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
alottfts.
NoIlcE to Mater Renters.
WATER DEPARTMENT..
CHIIf ENaINEERs OFFICE.
No. lh5a Market Street.
WILNisarox, DEL.. Oct. Is, ls72

OTVCE 10 ~ Ut9I N0UIHISs
~ All persan.iwha hiSr sold property during tho
present year aust give notice r,tiua To thetegs
trar the ollica II ths Water Department. before
the nth day ii Ndsrmher 1872 and insert in the
notice The name II iAr pure haser and number Of
property purchased, otherwise they VIII be heid
,lte fur " ater rert nsAt year. Also. all persons
who may wish 10 discontinue the use ef water, or
any nnrf of H. unit give no,i>c AS above. and bay
s. 90 ier drawing lerrnle.
NJ alieratiuns " II he made in any bill after tho
aboSe utir.
A urx s<se.sMeHt of properties using the Bran
IsSira water having been made. and the bills com
pietri all persons interested ARR invited 10 call and
r. amine the same FRANK A. TAYLoh,
peflf-tnn Registrar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Jyeg SALE

Fes SALE, ~
Dwelling House M. sla Market street. M
- feet front, the ct running through to IL
King street Possession october iss, 1877 -
EDWARD RETTS,
iuuei- 6in ALFRED BELTS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

Lon SALE. +.
pESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND.
kASe The undersigned desiring to retire FROM
~ BUSINESS, offers at Private Sale the we'll
\. known and desirable property 4l0 East
U9uI Third street. where for many years last the
Dry GOODS and TRIMMING Business. estab-
lshed by NJ. s. Blown has been successfully con :
ductel.
This is i rare Opening fer any enterprising person
to engage in an established nus iness with a good
PATRONAGE MRS. NJ. E. BELT.
Apply on the premises or to T. james Belt, of E.
B.nghurst K Co., cNrner sixth and Market streets.
ser20 L
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
PROPOSALS for School Desks an
School Furniture.

SCnO0i Furniture.
.'f1i nsals for School Desks and Furniture for Nc.
II school. will be received by the undersigped.-
All proposals subject 10 the approval of the Board
ut f3ucanen.
Ai!ress either ofthe muder>i sn ell Building Gem.
miitre IL. b. McINTlRE,
JSu. II. MOORE.
octl6 Ill WM. II. GRIFFIN.
tom me rcial and Ey cry Evening copy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
.tor Sale aud for Rfut.

NOR SALE-Seveh Two Story Frame Houses on
L Madison street No. sol. sos ylfi, 5O,. s0e. Sill
lvgAs Il very e.itable, and will be sold cheap.
3iih ". NJ. CHILD & Co,
9tu No. 1 West Tth street.
o,ld n Exchange Building
NOR SALE-Four wo-story Stone Houses. 9th
+ street west Of Madison. Apply TO
.<4A VI. Nj CHILD,
e4-H No W. Seventh St.
SKtn Exchange Building.
&lU oslas-t -
NOR SALE Dwelling M. lzts Jef.r 49,
Il son street. for sAl. Lot ~ feet front X.
AMI s. deep, Posses s.i. Immediate. Hi
Apply TO JOHN A. MYERS. IL
nrtlt III
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
E,OR SALE

F'oR SALE
- VIII sell cheap. fjr want OF use. pair
fIt\ of light bay Horses Will drive double
~ 'or sngle, Work anywhere.
ILL Inauira OF p CHANDLER.
attl 5wH " Wilmington. Dsl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

fEis5 i, 81
- ,ssf5
It
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
9ubli { Suits.
1'EREMrTORY PUBLIC SALE
OF FlRsTCLASS
Stock, Earn ming Utensils,
AND HOUsEH DID rURNITURI
,,iuual If .riAn Es ha

samuel iEtian. Es,,.. has 49,
ftJy< ,ae sold his farm ut tIierslie.
(1~t\ IN Brandyw1ne hundred. the
--AS-A undersigned about removing ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
IpxOpOSAIN fOR HEATERS.

I DROu'OSAIS fOR MENTERS.
The unaerst sneL will receive Proposals for
lIsate for the naw School House. No Ia. in Soath
" Niiming,on. Said proposals are SUBJECT to apnro.
yal hy the Board Of Eiuestion of " .lmingtOn.
II. B. MCINTYRE.
J. II. MOORE,
WIN. II. GRIFFIN,
ocil6.t;, Building Con nittes.