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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
Ser 0efamaDerein ,,Sormpnie"

jei8t auT ben II. 5anuar lein 3weites GOulert nebit
BAL, auf Ten IL. 6ebruar ieiRen Wasteubau an.
Sim Mittuod alto iinbet elm gIe6es &ofal< uub
SuftrImentatz@ onSert nebft 8aG tltt, unb guar In
Dem ihonen SoaIe 6es "sreimaurersE empsts~ on
Roro-G barles=Str. 8eionoere 9inpeiiun9 perbieut
6as WitlutrteR Der EiGno : Sirtuoiin Srau Salt
MuPfhnd1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
!0r Infenh Mnihcr

oerSapit bette i'm "Obeon, SRI. 1, SIo=TrepCriGtr.,
Die critic Strobe be5 pom ibm In Der pon ibm sepahteteR
"gSeft : guc . Sraueret" s~ebrauten 8ieres, nobel or
eineH famoien SmbiR auiiebt. Slebbaber eiHes nab
Timer Dirt 9~ebrauten @srfteniaftes Uercsu uiht pers
iC6leu, fb einjufnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
Der 2icfel,fhe ,.NppelenfAaR. "a

Ocr StcteINcDe uYGooeueutdDdEI
ioeben Ieinen IS. Sabrean9 be9onnen. I'm Shluiie
Ges Sabrean9ss ober bel 8oraus6eSablune oes Sabz
res=abouuements ioiort erbdlt ieoer abonnent se9eR
RahSablun9 ron 5U Sts. elm in Seliorbsnotnt bers
bod uno % 3ol breit, beTen SapeNpreis 81 1T. 3as
SIlet ees Silbes 1T folsenoes: Gin ga nerab bat
benz Seiitcr eines Sra6ens iein SptelSeu9 bcihd=
bigt, reip. elm Sod biReinseriien. &rauri9 tlagt otes
ier Dem @roBpater icin 2cio; ruibreno oieier iiberle8t,
mas Su tbuu, Gilt has Sdpeiterden nit Sleilter. Bin
tel uno einem alien 9Glenoer berbei, o1mit Der Sha=
oeR reparirt pcroe. Sniuifden erbdlt Der nrbeber
bcs Sba6tRs pen Der Dtutter Die %0eroiente Straie
Sr. @eor9 3roner in CIR. f59, OfzYtonumentz
ctr. ,beior9t aue Seitelun9en auf ben nRopelen<
{ hnhm hiinHklih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
6eiberid'S NeftGuration in Nr. 4,
AAnff-SNfEcp-NMpnue.

@ir p~ertpeiien pieberboIt auf Die elegant unb b5Gi
@opt. u. SetSeri6. Reftauration aHo S6enie lie
fcrn oas Bette, nub Gin coIniortablcs eotal i'm 2.
gtDtfusrte itcbt sur 8erii9uns BON Briuat8eeGs
ihnftrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
&AlOfer uno &erferti9er aner Cor.
ron (Gifefs-S 81 rhS;%oSa

ttN VIVGNs AtEUttIeWe
Nr. So In0 81, Reros6 reoerids, nabe Ga9Iir. :.
DeHertl9t rtIens2lrbette teoer art, mtg
Sbmieees UNI Sueeiferne @elduker, 3bttren
6enRertGrenp $Onnene6dber 1c., uno III einge
riGtet mn IN Der Stobtu auf BEN 2aHb
In ~siirSeiter Srit inter mdRlssn Beoin9uH9en arbtS
ten aussuii6reH uno auiSutrftK. (Rprit2o, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
Die uMur0ra : X0ac Mr. 4, u. -.
Observation-Disclosures

~ WI
bait beute g6enb In zen r~getU=AHembln' Blooms i6s
rem Otasfenz uno Sre6 : 9al, nosu Die Tiitelieoer
ioUie ba5 8ubltturn einaeIaoen finn.
Die Mojcam'f6e Observation-Disclosures
aibt beute abeuo in Der -5urnbaae," SIR. Si15,
Weitz8altimoreftrnbe, ibre 1. u0dentli6e 9teatsrz
8oriteauhs. 9ur Multiplying tOmmt "Stola's Zoo"
ooer - Oornen uR6 2orbeer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15

tenben Sperntruppe seb6reu inter anberen
aud, bic bier riiGmilidf betnnHten 8iiuflerin.
reu @nS. 9ihtrap unb Brl. Camilla. Die
Grippe III BON Sru. Roil, benz @atten bon
Mn6. Yarepar &Oia, uRS benz Gupelmeilfsr
0euenSorf ensagirt. Gin Correspondent
idrei6t aus @aibingtOn, no 8aftel sur
!3cit Eriumpbe fmsiert, 5olsenoes: n8ahteI
6ebiitirte bier I'M yGroubaOour" Dor oidt
beisbtem Sauie. Gem Geiang erreste anger
oroeutlihen Gntbuiasmus, mie i'm bic Yuns
besbauptltaot ielteH erlebt batr uHo Die Sor'
iteaung mar in ieber 8eSiebun9 cine GuBerft
eriolareidle uuD %briQante."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15

RSetfer : BeOb1c1fNH0 ana IA. SJnfl.
Die f~oleenben Observation-Disclosures mnrben
BON Srn 9iTam s. penro6 bonn Si9naIzQmte bes
9riesssDepartements 1Ir Baltimore 9ema9t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15

6ebiitirte bier I'M yEroubabour" Dor bidt
beisbtem Sauie. GEM @eiang erregte anger
orbeutlihen @ntbufiaSnllS, mie i'm bic Suns
Oesbaupttaot ielteH erlebt batr uHo Die SOr'
itelnng mar in ieber 8eSiebun9 cine dnBert
eriolgreide uno brilante."
Der arOse MfaSfcmban be5
uStrion"
fiubet AM II. Eebruar in Der ,Goncoroia"
ftatt. 8etanutlin babeu iid Die MasfenbaGe
bieleS beliebten &ereines ltetS burh Sumor
uno finnreihe SferSe au89e;eibnet; biesmol
ieood] beabfihtigt oas GornIte, benz Bubli=
finn etmas ganS SelonSereS 5u bieten. Son
eilem MaSfenSuge tit 3war Abitauo &C.
nonluen luOroen, bagegen werbeu mebrere les
beube Siloer uuo Yantomimeu ernIten unb
b~eiteren @barafters sur Multiplying foulmen.
Sel6toeritdnOlid) biirfefl mir niftS RdbereS
oarii6er mittbeiien, jebenfal5 aber biirien mir
mad Dem, mas in Der geitern abeno in Der
,Qrbeiterbale" ab9ebalteneu Harrenfitun9
beihlolen wuroe, Dem Bublifum saus be on=
bere Semitic i'll ausfidt ftelen.
RG- Ser 3auber 0ce 4icbrei3eS. =
@rle1ii6e 6Ormen, Elm ihDn gerunoeter
MAIDEN uub Elm boiler, iippt9er arTl finO &C.
nib etpas Sh0neS uno Srauen, welde bieie
HeISe be1ttcil, b1beE 9nteI SrlInor Der D(ntz
ter Rutur pafiir Oantbar Su iein. 0ennO4
it ipobl Der 8t0Belfe aler weibIideit 9tei;e Elm
reiner, iriider uIlb ~9eiunser &eiut. 0ieie
i16ulte aller Sd0nbeiten aber fanu cine ieSe
Dame fid ertper6en, lpeun ie
6Nean'S Wa9nolia= Salfam
9ebraudt, Sas critic S60nbeitsmittel uuieres
SabrbnnOerts. 9aiielbe unterlheioet iid Don
allen iibri9eu GoSmetiques in brei midttgel
Yuniten: es entb6lt feline i96Olihen Cub
~itan3eu, wirtt nidt SuianmenSlebenb oOcr
ruuBelno auf bic Saut, mie ale anoeren p@is
%ieuSeu," ySalben" ooer ,Buluel" eS tbnn
i%OnOern er5eugt einen anbaItenoeu, uerifO-
ncrnoen GrfOlg, iuoem es Die @eiunObeit Der
6aut ucrbefiert. Inter ieirem GiufuIie miro
bas Semebe Der Oberbaut %ieiner, mn Die
Sberfade 10 neid, wie Sammet uuS 10
glatt, ME 8or;eqau. Die @ei6ts5 itse lais
len iid) nid)t ~ueranoerll, mobl ober Der Seiut
unb ebenlO gemiB 1T e8, Bop cine Dame, Die
feineu unOeren3ei5 beiitt, ais cine frii9e unO
rOtge 9autfarbe, in @eie0idaft mebr Be-
numbering erregen pir6, als ibre Nadbarin,
Die uielleidjt claiIide @eiidtsiiisc, aber cine
ruu3eliQe Saut hat. Us .7tum)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
%Die nor9eIirigen Borlen=Sertduie betru9en:
r. a "a aorh

Grhe3Soqrb.
Sc, 239 Birainid resifrirte &onioIS ............ Il
400 Ttr9inia@S edier, res., 1866, ........... 8:
5000 Ditto Ditto 81
800 BtrgtniG<S efier. nerSssopeHe @ertiitase q
90 oHoroi. @entralzSdbn"s Gbli9., 1890, 81
1900 Ditto Ditto Sob br, 81
1,oW0w eur. Zinc, =Sahn-sObL J.. .9sp., IT, 81
800 Ditto Ditto 9. Sup. "a
LOCO Orange aleT. >Wlau. sBabn"sCbl.,... go. a
1900 Ditto Ditto 4. Sup, Sr, "a
5000 nGtrgintasT enneiIeez8 abn" Obi, g.. i. II
1,WO Qblt9et. Der pgSilm. ,gDeleon@Babu". 81
137 Attien Der n8oltsz@ ass& ompaenie".... Is
400 Ditto Ditto. bite n
100 Ditto Ditto Ditto IL
20 attleu Der pYdnf Of Commerce" 49,. %
100 AttGH Ger ne Observation-Disclosures %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15

SullSp SNtuf tlI Sutputbtf 1ullS ttl
| 9fauife ben Heger Charles @reeu bon Nr.
112, Sib-Da0astr., ourdgepriigelt. Dem
&idter Sagertp oOrsefiibrt ,ioate CT 81 Citrate
nebit Soften be5abfen unb Srieoensbiirgldaft
leaen. pa er beiben Serlange1 Oe8 6iGters
nif,t nadfam, 10 tuarb er feitaeiebt.
= 8orgeftern 4beno 9 llbr murOe Der Nes
ger SaueS griffin bon Sefferion>G onrt, nabe
4isquitbiraBe, bon Dem Sdwarsen '.3ada.
rias Situs in benz I1breip Mc2augblil'l dlen
| SpirituoienlaOen auf Der Gde Der Sorreitz
| uno OoualastraBe nit einem Spufnapfe
auf'S refte aree aelhlaaeu uub gefdbrlih
uerlebt. Der Mngreifer, BEN man feitnabm,
iol beute Dor 6ihter Eagerly tpe9ett Woro=
angriffes in'S @ebet genoiHmen perben.
4ls Eieb BON Brofeiiion marb So
fob Graham bonn 8i6ter Sasertp benz Ser
iabren Der GroBgel6morenen, reip. Dem &C.
fdnaniiie iiberantnortet.
@elobu s e n. - Der Neger Soibua
Mapnaro, Der auf benz 8roabmap= Marfte
geldllafen, ioGte 81 Strafe nebit Soften erie.
gen. Da er bas @elo ni9t besablte, mnB er
6e Strafe abiben.
- 8o6ert SameS iog iiG, neil Ct cine ber=
boraerte @afie (eine Sletl6linge) bel fif
fiibrte, So Straie uebf Soften unS, ais feline
eOuItuuy ploi9Rf ~oiu1IAh9 VSinuJ~
nib gu.
- Inter alei9er anflage per6aitet, Der,
i6affte iid 8m. gboruton, elm Sdmar3er,
ourf geSablun9 bon S. Citrate ue6f Soften
bic 6reibeit pieoer.
Sreige1aien tparS bonn &t4ter 6la.
berth Der SdnarSe @m. PinfneD @ornilb,
ben bic YoliSei feitgeuommer, neil ne einen
in ieinem 8eftse seiunoenen s%olbenen Seoer<
batter nebit 6e6cr fir seitoblen bielt. Gs
lieB it6 fir SeiDes fcir ioniiser @issntbiiner
ermittel1.
als eanbfrei@er ipasierte setern So
mes Saaan, nit einem Bale oes Yoliseirif-
tiers Garlop periebeit, auf einen Nionat mad
BEN Arbeitsbamie auf 8apniem.
Mrretnren. - SIM m~lttlerell BeSirfe
purben bon Samitag abenb 6 ubr bis ses
itern friib 6 ubr "a 8erbaitunsen oorsenoIlz
men; seftern firth iaben iid) bon ben arre-
fanten mad einem SerbOre Dor 8idter Sa.
gertp 10 gegen @rleguns Der iibli9en @elO=
buBe neblt Soften entlafen, Die iibrisen Elm,
geiest,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15

,@ratituoe=Qoge gr. 5" in Der ySbo Eelom.
5a0e" an NorO, @apitrabe einen Sortrag iiber
Sas, mas er por 3pet Sabren mdbrenO zines
geinhes in Der SalSieeltaot Inter Mornto4
nen gelebeu unb erfabren bat. 9r. Oouns lit
ein gutter 8eobad)ter unb beiibt etnen elegant
ten unb ii6er5ea9enoen Sortra9.
Sebfe Sotree fir claifi9 E
Muitt M ,Yeabobp<Sufitute."
= Die beiben SGle i'm Nebengebauee bes
yYeaboopzS nfitutes" permod]ten Samtaa
abeno nift bic anSabl Der 3ubSrer at falen,
uelfe ftb elngefunoen batten, nm Der Soiree
bei5umohnen, uno Elm GROCER 3betl berlelben
muBte iiA NIT einem Ylaee auf benz @orri~
bore nno Den G~reppen9dn9en besniiseu, NOS
bnrh aaerbin9S sumeilen etn @erdulf eHts
fanb, wel6es nit clalIiher Hube Nlfts gez
mein bate. Na6febenb lafien mir bas BRO,
9ramm folsen: /. Suuertiire 81 "0ie peiBe
Dame" BON Boiloieu; 2. Menuett fir BiaIo
(Oto3art); 3. Basenlieb aus yOie Suaeaotz
ten" (Wfeperbeer); 4. Quartet fir sfpet gio=
linen, Senor uno BaB (Mo3art); 5. Sonate
fir Biano (Beetbopen); 6. 9uett: SD
poat', metne 2ieb' ers0fe fi6" (Wienoels=
lobt); Z. .@inlaoung gum Gang" (gSeber).
Den @lanspunft bes Hbenos bilbete ieoenfals
oaS WO3art'l6 Idle Quartet, meldes BON ben
55. auen, Sobn, 9ermann uno Sunsnidel
nit tnntgem Gusbrude nnb garter Niiauciz
RING 9eipielt muroe unb namentlif i'm 2.
Sabe (Anoante) sas Sntereiie Ses Iuoitori.
INNS mad rief. SRI. Sba 4oams, tpeld1e oas
Yasenlieb aus ben nSu9enotten" porting,
lang ibre @oloraturen re6t b,ap; iolte bic
iun9e Dame tire Stuoien nit oemielben @ifer
fortieten, ben fe auseniGeinlih bisber auf
bic Nusbilouns ihrer Gimme uertuenoet bat,
10 m0fJteu mir tbr cine gldn3enoe j3ufunft
propbe5eiben. Mentelsiobn's Duet muroe
BON ben Grls. Satie Dieter nnb Marie Beder
bor5iiglid porgetragen nno mnBte da capo
aeinugen tperbeu. Das Orfefter ipielte Die
Snoerture sur ,@eiben Dame uno 8eber's
gGinlabung gum San5;" Die Ausfibruns
lteB Ntt)ts 5u piini1en iibrig, Der Eotaleirl.
orld ipuroe isocd onrd bic pieIen abweeu'
ben Snfrnr1e1te iehr geI1mddt.
Die smeite Soiree bes 8eetbopenl
10 q nnerhorS" fanb qeaeru 4benb in
Der sWtedanics -9ale," Gde Der ganfots
Ipenue uno 8oub.S traBe, ftatt. Sr. 81.
Ssibler, Der tttdtise 9irigent bieies innaeu
@efauspersins, bart nit Iedt aui Die Nort.
Itrttte o~eielben fol; iein. gorsetraaen pur.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
W. Il W. R. R,
WHAT IT COSTS TO TRAVEL OVER IT

"hAi 1T cosTs TO TRAVEL OVER IT.
The Wilmington & Western Railroad Com.
Pany have fixed upon the rates to be charged te
u ihe various stations on the road 10 Sout6vood
the ten cent tax imposed by the Delaware Leo
lslature is collected which accounts for the A
fare being charged TO Landenberg, in PenDsyl.
yan'a. From this city 10 Kiamensi % cents Ia
Greenbank 30, Falkland IS, Wooddale 40
Mount - Cuba %. Ashland SO, Auburn IS, Hoe.
denburg, 65.
Next week the company will Issue excur,ion
tickets to and from the various ststine IN | ,hs
rosd, at conriderable reduction. The above
charges are at the rate Of 81 cents per mile and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
Kings In ennSvlvanIa-Bold Stroke
to Suppreea Evidence.

YORK. PA, Oct. 22.-Last March. soon after
the Legislature appointed reauditing commit
Tee, the courthouse here was entered and all the
vouchers stolen which could implicate aov OF
the members of the ring. Last night another
bold stroke was made the courthouse was again
entered, and all the treasurer's accounts for the
past six years were stolen, together with the stub
book in which is contained the record Of the
notes issued by the county But the most i'm
porant Of all the reauditors' report ITSELF which
was TO have been filed at the November term Of
court, containing evidence of the most gigantic
frauds, was taken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

A boy years old lately won a watch al
thariton, Iowa, by climbing creased pole.
The United States sold 45i7 acres Of nine
lands at East Saginaw, Mich, during August.
General Wm. Schouler is so dangerously i'll
cry. '>>o''
~, The small pox is spreading in Washington.
Inc Board OF Health of that city have issued
an order looking to preventive measures
against the disease
Inc Walter Scott Monument, In the New
York Central Park, will be unveiled next SAT.
nrday. An Grafton Will be delivered NV viii.
lam Cullen Bryant. ~ WI
slrewd boy in Indiana has taught his dog
to Qlg potatoes. The boy pulls the vines and
the ucg follows after, unearthing the potatoes
with completeness and despatch.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
8usIness Notices.

10 Pic Nc PARTIEs.-A fine assortment o
English pickles and sauces of all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup fresh Salmon, Lohsters. Sar-
dimes. Picked and Cove Oysters, &c. Nc. Also
Matthews Il Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocers, ith 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 Coat.-Stove x5.75, Nut si75 per 22iO
pounds for cash only at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feb2l-tf WIN. j. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
sociErlts.
MEETINGS rms 1vrx1Ne.

Hope Lodge, No 2l, Q o +, at ODD Eel.
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts
:, Eden Lodge. Nc 81, . OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall. I'D aud King SITS.
Morning Stsr Division, No 2, 8 OF T. at 9Th
and Market SITS.
chancs Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council. No l3, o U A NJ, ut 7O1
East 7th St
:, diamond State Lodge. No. 8, u +, at Good
Fellows Hall, 81 and Market SITS.
, champion Lodge. N. 6, X of r. at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market St
Oriental Lodge. No l3, X OF p. at Ferris 4
Garrett's Building. 5O4 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

IorRNAMENr.-To-m great tournament
VIII come of at Hare's Corner, which will be q
contest between the knights of Delaware and
Maryland The following prizes will be awarded
to the successful Knighta: lst, shifting ton York
wagon, valued at $3.50; ID, a sett of single har.
ness, valued Mt 800: 3d. a hunting case silver
watch. valued at $50. The fitting grounds are
pleasantly located at Hares Corner, about one
mile from New Castle. and four and half miles
from this city. Should the weather prove fayora-
bic, large crowd will doubtless he IN attendance
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
N Magistrates Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR GlMMs

BEFORE MAYOR siMMs.
Abraham Ferguson, for drunkenness, wa
lined 80 cents and costs.
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
Martha Stanley, becoming engaged in con
troversy with John Wesley Jones. col. threat
ening to scald him, and ended by p,lmmelnp
hum soundly. John had her arrested. and fol
this oflence Martha was required to pay the
costs OF the case after which she was discharged
BEFORE ESQUIRE PUBL.
AT the city election, in September, a negro
named Rufus Burris, attempted to vote at the
First Ward polls. on tax receipt made out to
Rufus Boys. The Inspector, Jas. A. PIunkett,
inquired Of the negro his name, and when in.
formed that it was Burris told him he could not
vote on that receipt. Mr.. Plunkeit kept the
receipt in his possession, aud this morning an.
peared before Esquire Publ, stated the case, and
had warrant issued for the arrest of Burrs.--
The trial came of at ten o'clock. When inter.
rogated "a to how he became possessed of the
receipt, Burris stat ID that it was given to him
by Charles D. Agnes, who also had number OF
others In his possession. A warrant was Instant
~ issued for the arrest Of Agnes, who, upon
being brought before Esquire Publ, made the
following affidavit:
"That Henry F. Pickles, Edmund Provost,
ana Charies u. Gallagher, called on him, on or
about the I'd OF September, and stated that
whatever tax receipts they would send TO his
house, or others that were left at his house.
would be all right to vote on at the CITY Elec.
tion. for the year 1872"
After hearing the case the Esquire held Bur
rls and Agnes to bail, in the sum Of $500 each,
ior their appearance at Court. Mr.. H. F.
PickeIs who was present, signed their bonds
Burris is from Salisbury, Nd, has been here
only ten months, and Was therefore in nowise
qualified to vote at the City Election.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

TIE NEW SrATIoN-,ihe station Mt tho M.,-
Het street crossing of the Wilmington Il Western
haiiroad is rapidly assuming shape. and will soon
be completed. 1t will be neat frame structure.
about - by % feet. built after the usual style OF
station houses, and when finished and painted,
VIII present neat and handsome aprcarance.
a platform has been built around the station on
Market street and extending some distance along
the railroad. Workmen are still mt work flushing
the track to the river front
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
Rutlie Sales.
PEREMPTORY PUBLIC SALE
OF FIRST-CLASS
Stock, Farming Utensils,
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Samuel Harlau.,E.o.. hay.v

q Samue! Harlan.iEsg, hay v-xR1@
6@ IN Ih,andyxine bundled: ths wv
from the farm TO Philadelphia. will sell at Public
Sale. on TUESDAY. October 2. 1872. at 10 o'clock.
n M. the following Stock. vix-5 head Of Horses.
good workers; Colts. ono sw0 years, hay Colt;
~ mead ot Cows. hOWe raised; some in profit. some
sprinss srs yoke Of red Oxen. first tc:ass and hand
FARMING UTENSiLS-2 hay wagons. tongue
anu sheits. with shifting beds; horse carts. OF
cort. market dearborn. / Shaw reaper and mower
clipper mower. ! roller. l wheat drill, ] horse
rake Little Giant mill. corn shelter hay press
with block ard fall. hook: &c; pIonghs. harrows.
cu!t'vators; hay CUTTER. Van Winkie fan. cross
Gu: saws circular saw. hav fork. lot of forks.
rakes shoyels OF chains. grindstone. wheclbarrow.
harness of al descriptions lot OF hot bed sash.
den tools. iron rollers. scythes and cradles, lad
DAIRY FIXTuREs-cans. pans. churn.. buck
cts nc. Lot of grain bags. Carriases--l German
town carriage, pole and shafts; l prny ph@,on,
80 acres ot wheat in the ground. and lot Of fodder
in b9ddles. Also. a large lot OF goods not ennine-
CONDITIONS OF SALE-Alls sums of fifty 600,
dollars ant: under cash: all over $50 and not
exceeding SEQ. six mouths credit: all sums above
bankable note with approved endorser interest
sdded from day Of sale. or per cent "f for cash
all sums above ESQ.
Ellerslie is the first station north of the Brandy
wine bridge. on the r. W b. X. r.. and sdjoins
the EtGemoor Iron Works Trains between Pnils-
SSernia Senrr ana Nv WILMINGTON pass ths stst9s sTsry
OGLE 4 Miller. Auetioneers and Rsal Estate
Agents. 60o Market street, Wilmington. Del.
Octl8-ws IN wilt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
Prospecs Park.

New York, Oct. e2.-The great race, which
was postponed from Monday, was concluded at
Prospect Park to-day. The race created such
excitement that large crowd was present to
witness its conclusion. Gazelle won deciding
the heat and the race.
'summary-Pnrsc of $4,000, free to all; Ga.
zelle, l ! 03 !; Judge Fullerton, 2201 9;
GeorRe Palmer, 3 23: Rosalind, 44444
2.234. 3'-'''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

CELEBRATIoN.-Ie Yesterday, the colored pco.
pie of the State and Peninsula, celebrated the
anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation,
at Lincoln, Sussex county. About 1000 were
present. Addresses were delivered by Isaiah
C. Wears and Henry J. Young colored orators
from Philadelphia. After the speeches,-a gen
jollificaton was INDUCED in. The affair passed
off quietly, and without disturbance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

SMASH Upon Saturday night last. whilst Mr..
Branch Railroad. i'll his carriage. he was run into
py the smyrna train, completely dcmoishing the
carnage, which was n new one, and slightly cut
.ihg the horse about the breast. We are pleased
70 learn that the occupants, Mr.. Boyer and Mr..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

CHEsTNuTs.-One hundred and fifteen bush.
els OF chestnuis were shipped from nottingham
station. over the !. B. c. R. r. to Philadel-
ph'a. Tuesday. They had been brought there
by several storekeepers Of the neighberhsod.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
Total amount Of sales,

The STRAKosCH CoNcERT-Mr. Frank
Nolen. in card elsewhere, invites those who
purchased tickets for the Carlotta Patti Con-
cert, last week. to call at the store of Bough-
man, Thomas 4 Co., and receive hack thair
money. Ii will be hereafter announced when
the Concert will take place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

lnion Loan Association meets this evening
The tournament at Hare's Corner takes place
Tomorrow.
Bear In mind that the Old Folks Concert comes
of next Tuesday night.
"Bill, the Water Witch Company's sick horse,
Is now improving.
The Workingmen's League meets this evening
at the Water Witch Engine House.
Inc game law has not expired yet. but sports
men continue to flock down the State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
Real Estate.

SALE OF LOTS on SATURDAY.
Tie sale OF building lots on Searle and Rodney
streets. by Mr.. WIN. Bright, on Saturday, wa.
moderately we'll attended and the following prices
Hrar % r-'0~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

NoTIcE.-Notice is given elsewhere for the
members of Reynolds Encampment, No. 3, l. O.
y. r., to meet at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock. to attend the funeral
! latrarch Robert Winthrop, from his residence.
$40 Orange street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

SAD AccIDEST.-On Saturday last Robert
Ramsay. Of Port Deposit, Nd in company with
some ladies, went ches.nuting. Mr.. Ramsay
climbed tree for the purpose OF shaking down
The nuts and when about th;r.y.five ieet from
the ground he lost his hold and fell In alight.
ing, the heel OF his boot struck Mrs. DIR. Giyens
on the head, infiicting fatal injury. She still
survives In an insensible condition, but withou,
anv hope Of recovery. Mr.. Ramsey escaned
with verv slight injury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
Spotted Like Doninoas

:, The teeth soon become speckled if every de.
nlement Is not removed from them every twenty.
four hours. To do this effsctuallv there i
nothing like SozoDoNT. It literally renders
the enamel impervious and indestructible.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
New Advertisements. A

The Tournaments.
4 Card-F. Nolen.
TRUSTEES Salc-t'. II. Bates.
The Babcock Fire Extinguishcr.
Notice--Reynold's Encamrment.
Naturaiization-lmpo Notice.
L .. .: F..Proposals for Printing.
Extra New Buckwheat-W, n. Chandler.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

lHE New HoTEL.-The plastcrers are busily
at work, in the Clayton Honse, and are applying
the plaster and white coating as rapidly as is
consistent with good workmanship. The interior
woodwork Is also being rapidly finished, the
pavement Is being laid, and railing erected
along The Fith street ares. Workmen are busy
IN all parts OF the building, and it will not be
long ere we will be required TO chronicle the
completion of our beautiful new Clayton House
the pride and boast of our CITY.