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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

LIMITED STATES PATENT oEFIgk 49,,
~ I'm, WAsnnofOs. u ", Maroh y ls.1.
On the petition Of STUART PEnnI. d Newport, New
YORK. praJnE Tor the extension Of patent grHaisd 10
him on the 81 day q jane, 1853 Tor improvements
IL otdsFsd that The testimony In tho ease be slosed
on the aist daJ % MAJ ueIti that the time for d.
Ing aud the kHAminsrs repor, be limited 10
the 3lst day OF Nay na1L and that said petition be
heard on the bth iGy Of Jups nsHt.
Any Dereon mag opposa this stteuainn.
mhlarusu NJ. D. Lk0oKrr. COnmissionsr.
TINTED STATES PATENT oFFIuE.
" WAHNoroN, d. o., March Q, lb7A
On the petiuon Of WILLIAM PowELL WAhE, Of New
Yesk; n X; PraJias tos ths enisrsion q pst NJ
iasaed 90 the Y dAy q February, ~. foe al I'm.
pFpremeat Ia k4r. Cheek and Chln MuhsI
ordered tha. the teatimony Ia the oass be oloesd
on the tth day qf Juns next; that the tins for hng
arEumants aud the EIAminsr'a report bP limited 70
the dag Of June nett. and that said petition be
beard on the 18th dAy Of Jane nsiI
Any pereon mAyopposs this essanslon.
mhllru3l N. y. LKGoKrf. Commissioner,
LIMITED STATES PETENr oFFIcE,
" WAsHINaroN, D, o., March u, l6l.
Ou the petiion % RonEnr y. MANN, Of Barlnetou,
9I, s D1s.Ss 1S Z, The q 'itsa.Gg e p.sG. sL.a.sd z
IL s oTdssOd that the testimony in the casa be
closed on the aist dAI q hAg noItI that the time
tor hliuE arguments and the KHAninsT'a report be
limited 70 the elst day q MAJ merit and that said
petition be heard on the 9Th day of jude NEXT
Anl per.on may epPose this exlanaion.
mhlPTa3H NJ d. Lk00ETr, Oommlssloner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
ny wM. L. Wall a co.. .Aaotisseer..
~ Neu Marble BuildlnG,
noa 0OO aud nO1 Penn. avenue and Ninth streel.
osaSgEEL sALE 9T @ gSIVK " e, pyHb5ySS Iig Ss
TaIRD srRERf NEAR IIIR "wAsnIN0.

OHAnOERY HALK OF A BRICK UMHLLlN0
h9!nSe. !n. sIEHgAEEp sIEHg 9s THE , wEsT 1T sipf p.gs gsn ~
T5H % noSsk,s Sf A HHdFron, "A'h'so
N uodot aud b, ylTtgs q Adsot,s a The 30;
Lon the elh du Of fsb.uA1, isIl n 4 ssuss
thsTeln dspsldiag. Wherein n. firsi Eat,ea,i b.ah
and Others arc dsispdlnts bslaG Equity cause mum
bored aSl1, the undersiEnsd. APpolntsd truntes 70
q The prsmises, on WEDNESDAY,. the 9Oth day of
sru IesuIioasd Ia ths proc ssdnEs In sAld cause 70
slt; Los numbered fortyf1uI 40 IN reservation
numbered tan (0) IN tho city o. washpgton. District
o. Colombia, with the improypnenis theseon.
IhetsTps q ..ls p,s,odbsd by said decree are a
made 10 SiE (6J one in twelve ~ and the lAst r
eiEhtesn us) months from toe dag 81 sAls, the de-
isIsed pynsats % Be secured oy ne.e. % ne Rsr.
properly Win ps conveyed BY the trqstss % the pur
ohAser upoD the payment Of the whole Of the purchase
money, and uald purchaser vii have the option of
pAyinH the whole of the purch ss money In cash on
n ths terms o. sale are not complied with within
nve dAys from the day Of sao the trustee rossryes the
right 70 resell tho property suoh public notce 40
be mag deem bo.t for the interest Of au parties, al
The eo.t Of the deiaqluas pgrchAsfr o. pufoh.ass,
has bssa stTuek od, and The sIpsn.s Of ali CONVEX.
Ancina must be dufrayed hy the Pnrehass.
ENuCH TOTTHN, Trustee.
fsblAsOd4ds ". l. WALL a 90, Anots.
yH-rHE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED untIl
WEONEsDAY, avn day q March ieI2. sane hour
a mai al Istar.l W. L WALL 4 66,, Rsss,rS
ID Apetioaes,s Aad nsAl E.tA.s Broker.
alar nfHna HulIdina
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
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PARTS, dselluing Hoasskssp,ng bu.lnss, slll aed
y ,hslf sfs.atsFs y eall on ms, z. .ii RI c..n
sss,sss ksg,lsa ..si.i svssS TUKsDAf, IHUss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
FSSi ssSy.t = %IIs .s.... ia; sd :s.
BRosERiY ON p sfREET NoRfii, M

OHArUkhH bALk OF NALVABLk lmfHONnD
IMEkN BkQ0ED AND THIRD sfkREfB
WIT, WARRINGTON OrrY.
- NJ yiftas of deoros q the saPrsuas court Of
The Dis,riot ot oolua bis, psssed on the s,h dsy
s.sdiss % .sia s9s. 1 ssssis yeSs Ssssrs ~
dsffndAas, bslgg Equity Cause No, ?5p, Dgeks. IL
;Ss Il, - Sss: .aS' g s:' s.,
Ap.u. va :. eoOsh. m, the folieutas dossfibsd
All shsi piss. o. paso.l st sreusd lyne .sa b.lns
sSsn +, &c .aS s d1.os q y 'H 1ss ~, rs e
square numhsr i've hundred and seventy, begtpnine
Tor tha boundaries of ths at the southeast
s.d y. o. y tbs Sab dlyi.len q ,.d %. I've.
Of hs surveyor q said ol1 and running thsboS north
one hundred and thrtyhvs feeti thence wost seyen.
tssn fast Aad sir inches thence south ono hundrod
~ nsnss % he place o. bsuiasiss. .it al tRs
bulldises aad improvements thsreen, oeasl,tng ~
thrss-storJ and basement BRICK DWkLLfNu
HOUSE,. No. 1l1 ntroet northwest, Containing
sine mons, ylth GAs and water, and of atuostou
Tenn Il ;.si ous th,rd Of the purchase monay 70
be paid the dag Of sale, uithln I've days there
Afsf and ths rosfas In tbres squAl inslanusn,A 10
slI, tselve and slehtssa month";, The puEeta.ss Or
purchasers 70 sivs hiA her thor pr0uasgu notes
Tor the dsfarrsd paymsns bsarns ihtsrs.t from the
day o. sai., The tiue 70 The sAd propsrg 70 b re
maosy. nth interest, Il paid. In tbs event q ,hs
the terms Of SALE the trustee has the right 10 read
vurtse the said real estate cpd sell the Ame At the
ehasors on N. iks terms As . payment hsreihbe
fore stated after giving ten days notice by veekG
insef!Ions In soms daily nsu,pAper printed and pub.
lshedin the eitg of WAshlnston. OonVoJAneinG and
''''n'' stamps at P1'oAA''%S1is VIZ S0%; COX r,p.,..
mLgb.odAds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Eue,s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
New Advertisements.

ain nnn no LoAE M IHy sIINs M.
BlV,VUU auirsd or1a zeal ssssis IN ths D,pissc.
o. Ssaaamea ies 1seees2 y h.5d, ~. N, kohnER
I1osr p,Tnc ar.osvs,s =. ...,-,,,,,
HIe. noIn.-up hunElu ~. bEAutttUb
~, 49, sy4s -. rs,..ssa dsig = NE ue,soh9uss,
n, 49, 49, u.sssfa y &c ~. et sssnss
~ m.ds n eTdss 49,.
"e-s.. lYe- fse W 9ol.s pO0oLAs. kle-l.e
A N"Aipn ipnf BALE
I'm ls.A, nt ntssL- - uhAN,.I,- " ihsAN.I,
fhis mss.-, 4. -. = -, -. . a,
Aisl,s sSssm A D. F9SS,I.ss.. F9Ssss;
BEST woopDuRsr sSa LlnE;
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THOMAS FAttkf'
nhesu oesnes o. Tenth stree. YES. asd o.n.L
sT m r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

utRUBTHK'B SAVE on RRAL KsrATE IN FAIR.
4 PAX COUNTY, YIR0IHIAi
hY virtue Of Deed OF Truat reonrdod IN Liber y.
n, iolls 10 % the once q the osrk p ne oggpy
Qoast q IslFlss oogny, VlsEi9ih s.L 9l ne lohi
hoaes n fasiaE epanty. virglnia ea 70 th4 hleheai
bldds 20 els9 ho Plses y Raresi o llnd es.sresd
ahiGiasiI zLBkRT PEACOCK. Trustee
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
Auction Sales.



RY =. sAnsTAe q co. AuctIenssrs
SoSsS IsB fAs6ST ST8Sa SoSbs q sTo. s'S'
29s IIHuRsDAy I VI MssSs q. '; IN N :. No
iasgs steeh p hgsnus and fasey 0osda
!, sxMsTiG a CO., Aus,lou.sr..
.!9a MoHPAY, AprIl 2, vs EIIl ~ ,sr.. .y.y 90.
y ". nn-aee-
RY LALlsIER q 0IRARY,. Asy,iosssr.,
sou,hss.s corner f.os s,. ~ f'In kI.,:s,h a.
rsysEEEg ssLs ! o. bEsleAsLE r.ge9vnp
fIlTn sIRkET ,wfsT, BETwkth L INDn
srRekTs goRLh n TaIs CITY:
bssfisE da,e on tbs ielh day 81 krsuss A. b isIo.
.nd teeogded smosA the .pd ree3sds = a!s Di..rst
frsssar,r q he "First Oo.opsr.t,s Briidiss Asso
slh,,cg * ,,Ill ssll y isge, @ ,ss RFsgLs. ep
.ila..s ID Elas % ne Sity q Ms,slss'ss, ssd
s:';s =: s.s;s S'ss Isi %s ga gs
s%s !, ". sSgis@s,t se.ssr y ..d 10 ~ ssasiss
ihsaoe east one hundred SD twosiy (S0I y ah
ansJ ,hiIJ feet vife, thsnoe sogth twenty Nl Lsss
a9d thence vest 70 he place o. bos'nnng' 'eGe'hsr
Term. n s.i.! ons lhitd ss.h, Of shleh sso mus.
paid x three equal lasisiiasats 70 sis. twsvs and
slEht.en months Thee terms must b oempllsd
tsss mAy adysTtse and reis the property AZ the Fsk
and cost q the deiaulna purchaser. Delerred psy.
i@Ss, on he Orsslses, ssa ali eosSsSsssiss sSd
stamps at The set " g ihe pgsch,ssy
mhaS- -sodsw&ds LATTMKR 1 0LEkRY, Auota.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
STsEETiRqR LOT EsS ~ sERF

On MOkDAY ARTKRSonN, April 4, Is7l CON.
msnelnG Al $3.50 o'eiOst, on the prsmisea ss shall
running back leO fest
This properly adIlias the InduutrlAl Home School.
asd u lnoAtsd On the north sdsef street be.Sesn
.;nih s2d :: ..Is: In oS' Of the most
TERMS sI.ooo cash The Tssldne ia thres equal
paymants td n ard u mouths, with notes bearing
lntsrest and secured By decd Of rust the prem
isea Oonvsyaocug and revenue stamps At purchassru
mh1r-sod4ds LATtMKR 4 OLEARY, Aaoia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
Auction Sales.
By ouITSo Tois F.ss.gi,..I.. .ss:!:ao'F' .;:..:

marble TeDT; yy.h,II.EVI ,arp OAK SIDE;
ThHHssss wbAJdIHggy nSTHg5gsf9E T.4htE
VRRiRfY of ffiSr 0LkssWkRk, 30. AZ.
We will sell me sbeyeme.eonsd Eooda ~ oaf Ane-
BSIY B1I SH,h SSH5,hSYSt, Es'Ss SS ss%%;ssIss % u
o'clock, GUILD a lOUkIH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
BY WIN. l. rwhLL h!,S;. = s.,,i,l.A. S,s, Aaosios.sr''
ks. 900 .aa ecS X. ss... 3. W v. s:rn.r s.s .,...,

wv
TRUSTEES .sALE. OF .yALUApLE UEIM
SoaSER oFU and foUkikkNTH sTREkrs
Wsi,,n.o, =, 4. 49, a, ,,.., a.,.s .,.,., I'm.
A b.. isii. and duiy rsoordsd In iIbsr No 81, foo
-, Ae one of the Aud records for washingtsn
thereby. v s.l az Vubllo anclian, N fgQnt o. The
DAY Of Apr isSS al tSoss certain pisess o. pssssis
Of gund situated In sAid city of wsshngos, Di.,re.
Of UolumbiA, and known and described the grouud
plat Of .sid city q. lots numbered eus a. tvc, a.
thrse. az four. UD abd tvenu, tnD 70 the square
numbered two hundred and four, lntD This proDertg
10 sell looAtsd and VERY deairabls
Terms Ons third caahj balance n eJuAl insi.l.
from the dag % sale, tor Witch the notes o. the
chaser are 10 be Gveo bearing interest a. the rate o
trust 70 ne 81 The ifuslss ESQ 10 BE- psd
AZ tins q sale II the terms % sale are not complied
With vlthln Ave days sftsr the dy Of SALE the prop
srJ will be reSold Al the tsh ard oost of the defaa
Gt1hs puFehassy's cost
mhq3 W. n. WALL A no Anofn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
Lost and Found.
Boarding.

BGasSS AsR R.sS: Ss2.s q. & 4E sg H. sIsSs TS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
* Haast 9s sBE
Nv LATIMRR a. CIBABY,
ID Auctlonsera aud Real Eatats Brokers.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and iith street.
Star Once BuildlnE.
TsgsFE5s sA.E e BHfASkE X1aRABkE sD EsssG G6a5 %

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Ms,
BrATE MAR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD DEPOT,
Under lpd bS virtue oi deed Of trust bearing date
the 9Th Of February, 1851, and recorded IN Bbsr
II. of tbs land records oi WAshinktqn county ID, O.,
Al pages , Ao and Of The ssyera daogena panled ~
the haprslns Court Of the District of CelnlnbA n
cause No l.a9, kaalty Docket p Whereln william 4.
HuntigEton, trustee. u plAintin, and Hobsrt Wal.
ker aud others dofsndAnta and also ~ yirtns %
sundY agreements hod Ia the said court the uader.
signed trastso named In said deed o. trust and de.
FRIDAY, the 1lth day Of APRIL. At q 9'olegt ~
The Afternoon. HAd eoniinninE FROM dAS 70 d~ht
ALI OF SQUARE z2O.
The sale will be made In lots, a ne ssme ass 1id
down upon plat whioh Wl be exhibited ~ ne sale,
and vhloh u degmod bg all parties " pe lhe most
suitable subdivision % the square Tor ~ paIPofsn
Ths sqaAFs u allasisd "a The i8msaik.s Ilelaiy o.
sTsais impsoysd uiihia the last fyv years. and win
s sHiss ios he ps psyposS q psus two
mia. n n dsbisdssss q SbsTt J. walk 70 The
Firrl M N-lional Hank oi WaahinGtQn and Hundy tnde
msats holopnlnE 70 uald bank and othey provided
10 said deorsss, aInountrg In All 10 o7lbIhDt said
asis 70 be eondpusd from dA 70 dag until the sum of
nD G1i % Il realized, With interval.
TKilMb OF SALE OABH.
An stamps and oonyeya1oinE Al Inc cost Of pnT'
ohAaqru. II tsrms Of sale are not compiled With in
Ave days the Tluatoo the right 10 sell Al risk
and coat ol dfiauluna puFehAae
WILLIAM H. HUNTINGTON, Truslee.
LATtMEn OLEAHY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

soSR ts I'd g: = l%%siso w III NJ. =; e;
| D, mhQalnts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

asg-aEoRaErOwN-PKRsoNs DEsR
tng The NA1ToNAL RuFuntIpAn ean have " De
1vsred regulArI Ter rnTY GENTS per month bT
sytng their uAmsa a tha 0lsAr ol Jaa ~ Hlaks
snoosssor 70 ". a. Ritter. i1a nrldss strsst
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

p6y- gAeNAs's. GER MA n Q,Q.g.e q q
sissssdas Sseos. SolSsS TsiSS suS Ts.s o.Pissi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

~DRsA.Pl,ATT, ,QRAnqATK OF ONO
stssan D and y, opponlls nogth door of Odd Rui-
~ Han aoFth. Nashiaataa Half prias 70 i.beF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

BURGLARS ABouT.-In our magistrates ca
sea THE morning, the arrest Of three parties is
recorded for breaking into the shop Of John
Malone, at Delaware avenue and Madison street
last night, and stealing two stone cutters chissels
The burglars were first noticed by Officer Buck,
in front of the Washington House, doubtless
shortly after they had committed the burglary
Attracted by their suspicious appearance, be
followed them to Eighth and Market streets and
there arrested them. Previous TO being arrested
they threw away a number Of articles in thei.
possession, which were afterwards recovered and
taken TO police headquarters. They consisted
Of bunch of keys, Of various sizes, small knife
Jimmy piece Of candle and quantity o
matches. The chissels, which were also recov-
cred, were marked with Mr.. Nalone's name
They were probably taken with view to asis
the burglars in their nefarious vocstion. The.
are now safely lodged in New Castle. where the.
will doubtless have ample time TO consider tn
i'll effects Of coming TO this city, within tn
shadow Of the New Castle whipping post, TO pu'
ue their burgarious arts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
The warning hax been lIseled

Since the exposure Of the attempts made by certain
unscrupulous local dealers, to palm of their coarse
astringents made from cheap and impure materials,
in the place of the great national tonic, ostetters
Stomach Bitters, public opinion has set strongly
against these empires and their preparations. When
the light is let into deception it soon willis down.
Persons who triae with their own health, by using
unknown preparations with no guarantee to sustain
them when an established specific. proven by TWEEN
ty years experience to be- exactly what it is claimed
to be- Is within their reach to repent their
temerity. Many have done so in this instance. but
Is hoped that the truth plainly spoken has arrested
the evil In the meantime the demand for the lead
ing protective and restorative medicine Of America
was never SO great as it has been this From
the fever and districts Of the west south west
and south. it is literally overwhelming. and it may
be said Of the advicss from all parts Of country OF
the it is edecting in dyspepsia bilious com
plants and chronic constipation that their name is
legion" Everywhere the sick and feeble seem to
have realised the importance of holding fast that
which is good" and Of avoiding what Is spurious and
i dangerous.
which mercenary dealers endeayor to substitute iol
their own sakes by the sick and the public at large
Hostetter's Btters are procurabe in bottles only
and never sold in bulk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

THE LECTURE BY GEORGE MACDONALD. on
Burns, on Friday evening, in the Institute Hall.
under the auspices OF the Historical Society of
Delaware. was largely attended, by most highly
respectable audience. The lecturer was intro
duced by DR.. R. R. PORTER, and spoke without
notes, apparently depending upon such thoughts
a suggested Themselves a. he progressed.
He read . number OF pieces Of poetry from q
volume Of Burns works |; extolled and comment
Cd upon them made brief reference to the life
and habits of the Poet !; said he WAS not drunk
ard the strict senss Of that word, and attempted
to excuse his drunkenness by saying it was moi
considered 20 much . sin to get drunk in the
days when Burns lived as it is now. Then the
lawyers, doctors and even the clergy got drunk
Mr.. Macdonald denounced this habit and ex
hortsd youne men to avoid it, and said no ON,
could tall how much greater Poet Burns woult
have been had he not been addicted to drink.
Ihe lecturer was difuse in his style and lacket
that completeness which IL expected from one oc
capying an eminent position before the iiterar.
world. 1t partook more Of the character of ex
tempoFansous discourse, than . prepared lectur,
and occupied about one hour and quarter in il
delivery. during which the speaker was osca
| sionally applauded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

Miss Kate Barton, young lady Of Philadel-
phia, who has penchant for practical mechanics,
has invented an improvement on sewing ma
chimes which will adapt them TO manufacture
Of sails and other heavy goods-something here.
tofore impossible.
A young man in Buffalo, who, while taking
care Of horse sick with the prevailing epidem.
ic, received a small portion Of the virus in the
eye when the horse snorted, has lost the use oi
that eye in consequence, and will also lose the
use OF the other.
Great disaster is Detailing the cotton interests o.
Southwestern Georgia from the sickness and scar
city Of hands. tbs thought that thousands o.
pounds of the staple viii be left to fall from ths
| oped polls and rot IN the fields.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

CHICKEN CHoLxRA.-One tablespoonful Of
Of cayenne pepper, one tablespoonful Of puivsr-
ised sulphur, mixed with corn meal This il one
dose for about thirty or forty iowla, about once
wesk-though in extreme cases, twice . week
When my chickens we're dying rapidly. this mix
tive.
To got plenty Of fresh eggs, poultsrsr recon.
mends feeding mixture composed of i've parta
OF bran to one Of middiings-wetting up about
four quarts in the morning in . large tin pan
taking pains to have it rather dry, though oil
damp. just before sundown . light feed Of corr
is given, and eggs are abundant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
MAGISTRATES Cases.
BEFoRE MAYOR alMMS.

Jos. Meyers col, !, for assault and battery on
wife, was fined $4 and costs, and held to bail, in
the sum Of $500 TO keep the peace.
Alphonzo Se.tar, for disorderly conduct, was
fined costs and placed under 5000 bail to keep
the peace He was also fined 81 aud cOsls, for
resisting officer Wingate, while The latter was
arresting him.
John Talley, for drunkenness, was fined City
cents and costs.
Lewis S,ynes, Fred Hecht and Geo. Howard,
from Philadelphia, were arrested BY officer
Buck, for breaking into the shop Of John Ma
lone's marble yard, corner of Delaware Avenue
and Madison street, and stealing two stonecut-
ters chisels. They were held to bail in the sum
of $1,000 each, for appearance at Court, in de-
fault Of which they weie committed to New
Castle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

To BE EARREsTEp.-Corenner Winslow, BY
virtue OF the authority of his Office, and in &C.
cordance with the verdict Of the jury, has issued
a warrant for the arrest Of Anthony Rue, the
conductor OF the train which was run into BY the
New York Express on Friday morning, for neg.
lect Of duty which occasioned collision and the
subsequent death Of Henry G. Fritz. The war
rant was placed in the hands Of Constable Pritch'
EFT, who started for Philadelphia on the noon
train, at which place it is supposed that Rue
now is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
Another Laura Fa,r ssnsat,on

SAN FRANCIsCO, No. ga sensation has
been caused here by the publication of an al
legged plot between Laura D, Fair and a
restaurant waiter named Frank to poison Judge
Dwinclle, and Alexander Campbell, counsel
for the people. The waiter Frank, who re-
veals the plot, says 1t was formed before Mrs
Fail 9 trial. He states that that lady tried
to induce him to put poison in decanter In
Judge Dwinelle's house, or into the milk cal
at the door, and that was intended to be done.
A women went to the latter's house and told
Mrs Dwinelle not to leave the milk can out
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

INCIDENTAL gentleman, q passenger In
the Inflated train on the r., w. & b. 4. r., on
Thursday night last, had been seated IN the
car where these injuries occurred. but tired
out with the delay that had happened to the
train, thought he would light segar aud 60
into the smoking car, and in which he ! had
been seated but short time when the COLL
sion took place. Here q mysterious Previ-
dence used segar as his instrument. IN saving
that mans life or limbs II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
Senator 1rumbuli ana tho senate

WARRINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Trumball
reached Washington to-day, being the first Of
the liberal Senators to report for duty. He
denies the abatement that he intends TO resign
his seat IN the Senate, but admits, as matter Of
course, that in the reorganization Of the Senate
committees he will lose the chairmanship Of the
judiciary committee. Mr. Trumbull knows
nothing Of Mr.. Washburne's candidacy for the
Senate and regard. the election, ~ matters now
look, Of Governor Oslesoy, "a quite = certainly
He believes that if the masses Of democratic
voters had shown % much zeal for the election
Of the liberal candidate for the presidency a!
there would have been different result in No
vember
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
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1nHrmoe 9R,e HvDrree.

MseAaaies todss. No !, oOF. ss .odd Fsl-
lov1 Hall, "a and King.
1inquA Tribe, No. 8, / o r n, at Red Mem
Hail, els Market st,
Jefferson Council, No. 10. o U IN, at Mschan-
icf Hail. 2l0 King 81. Tsss
La Fsystts Lodgs. No. 2, OF P, at KnigAts o(
Pythias Hall, 2ll NaSkst Ut.
Asbury Lodgs. o Of @ T. at 6ith and Market
Streets. s-HTes4Es s
Wilnington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

s. s. INSTITUTE. A. previously announced
there will be Normal 8. s. Institute held IN this
city. in st. Paul's n. E. Church, under the aus
pieces of the Wilmington Conference Of the n. E.
Church, commencing, Wednesday evening. No
vember 9th. and closing on Friday the 29th.-
The exercises OF the Institute will be conducted by
Rev. J. 8. Ostrander, OF New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
Llbie suite In Prospect.

The lible suit Instituted BY Allen Kuther-
ford, Third Auditor Of the U. S. Treasury,
be followed by others on the part Of persons
who consider themselves damaged in reputa-
tion by newspapers during the late campaign.
IL is understood thst several prominent Re-
publicans propose to bring suit against the
general gene % opinion among M II lawyers , : is that very
little will be gained by parties considering
themselves aggrieved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
The President and tho Civil Service

The President and the Civil Service.
WAsHIxoToN, Nov. 22-Since the announcement
Of the Prssidents intention 10 enforce the civil
service RULES and regulations, there has been good
deal Of growing among the politicians and place.
huntsrs. majority q the evidently look upon
the new system ~ inimical to them and their pros
pect. Of lats strong pressure has been brought to
bear upon the President, and the rumor il that Z
will recomDsnd some mobilization of the rules
and regulations - they now exist.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
Emlgrans Swindl,ng.

Nearly three hundred Italians are now at
Castle Graden, New York, defrauded Of all
their money by band Of emigrant swindlers.
1t appears they were induced to leave home
by stories of the advantages awaiting them in
Buenos Ayres. They were told in Marseilles
that vessel would be in waiting ut New York
to take them to Rio, and arrived here on We'd
nesday to find how cruelty they were wronged
and robbed. The authorities here have in
formed the Italian Ambassador at Washing.
ton Of the case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

el5,OOO,OOO THROWN AwAY.-The cost of
maintaining our present standing army is stated
to be $50, COZ, 600. One half this sum is amply
as are needed for the public eervice. What do We
want with an army costing $50, 900 in time Of
perfect peace il We except the Indian incursions!