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LroR SALE,
WHEN COMPLETED,

TWO FIRsT-CLAss BUSINESS HOUSES. on Main
stree, near the pablo square, Arl,y 70
,. T. o. BLADES
p.IIa.. April 8. Is1s-sftf
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The tho rougLbread Stock Horse "kohEo, WI
stand for service as follows:
Al Cedar HiH March 24th and 25h,
APRIL %. Sd, lin, II, 20, 81, 80 and 80
MA 4 sth, oh, 17h, 18Th, 18th and III.
) UNE sih, or, l3th, IAN, I'D and 2SS;
JULY /, ., 10, II, 10, 20, % and 29fh'
and at VIM Merrihcld's farm, on the Dallas and
thor notice. -
rance SIS 90. coin.
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TO TIE CITIZENS OF OUR own STATE.
This Association is making every effort to build up
active stimulus to home industry in every department
of Mechanics Arts and Science, rs well Us to improve
our Agriculture and Stu ok Interests and TO this end
invites the hearty cooperation ofal County Orgnn
cations, as we'll as individuals, not only with their
presence but with evidences of ther production from
En- m and Workshop. Tho aid and support given the
Association the pat two years leads us to promise
large things for you at the coming Fair. Let every
county, every ncighborhood, he represented with
some evidences ofour varied industries and produc.
tons.
Premium Lists or Information may be had ON APP
plication to
JAS. H.. MiSLE,
Secretary.
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HI. g. HFosHins s. Co,

Clark & Bryan are in receipt of a large
Stock of Gents Furnishing Goods. 29:tf.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTIcE.
r5'uEE STATE or TExAs.
To 1ur surrisr on Az CoSsr,pLr or DstAs
CarNrl-GRrIrING

YOU arc hereby comman lel that you -unenon p.
. q. Sahler- ~ ratification. rs Die law directs. 30
hr asa apprar hrf re o. % my uhcc IA ihr rp,r Il
pali.4 in Precinct SO. i on ih- iC, lay Of N,g \.
. iS72, 10 au-r,r lir cuiai aini nf John Z. W.s'.
sur the snm II Siuriy -odl iars, aur upon N'ie
Of date Jnly 40. 1871. ile Oct 7tl lS7l with in-
iritst ~ ~ pea cent. ieim maturity
Herein + II ton, and %! ihis writ nike 'ur return
rs tIie law iltscis.
Gyri uud,r lny iai.d, Ills tle st daym April. &.
%. is7s J n.kEHfDpr.
aeati y. T. Pitrii.ri Sal Dallas 60.
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March 10. lss2-E.i


| wish 10 make .oniract for making 5no,ODo brick.
| 10 be made Immediately. Any one competent 70 do
The work. and bringing satisfactory evidence 81 that
/ fact. can have The means FURNISHED ihein- Apply
a. once 10 the undersigned though the postollice.
Glass Box 30. join ONhNc.
Dal,ns. Arril "a, ls72--ai.2ws
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lama Lace Shayyis
For Sale by
BLEW +. b. BRYAN " Gu.
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"IpSO FactO"
Pure Brandy, Whisky and Wines of all
kinds at WILLIAMS BROS. 32:3t.
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= w. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DalIan, DnIlns County. Texas.

VIII practice in the District Courts of Dalas Tar
rant, Denton, Wise. Jack Parker, Palo Pinto Hood,
Ellis, Navarro Coll in and Grayson counties in the
Supreme Court of the State and United States Courts
held in the State of Texas. Land titles and Real rs
tate generally will he looked after when requested.
| am from Southwest Georgia, and refer to amy
gentlemen in that section, he he lawyer doctor, far
mar, mechanic or merchant Among whom are the
following names aud postoiliocs:
Judge b. Grim, Judge Rogers, Hon.F "
Harper, Mr.. Is. X. Tucker aud Capt. j. A. Fulton,
Dawson, Terrell county Ga; Hon j. I. Clarke, FIX.
Judge Crcuii Court, Col A. Hood, Cal. L. L. Doug.
lass and Col b. S. Wol rell, Cnthbert Ga; Hon. T. u.
Query, (Pres Ga. Senate, 1850 Dr. ]. W. Mercer,
and Dr. s. p Burnett, Georgetown, Ga; Hon. Il. 4.
Turnipsced and Hon. b Y. Burnett, Fort Gaines, Ga;
Hon j. l., Wimbery J X Barnum. NJ. D.; J. NJ.
Scott, NJ, D.; DR.. T. ". Battle; Lumpkin, Ca.
Al, M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
For the Gazette,

For the Gazette. tt.
MIR. EDITOR AN item in the local columns
OF the Republican this morning informs us that
petition signed BY Six Hundred Of our citizens
was presented TO Council on Thurstlay evening
last, and that Mr.. Febixer moved that said pc
tition he laid over rnil the year, Nineteen
Hundred. for consideration. The PRAYER Of the
petitioners was that Coun,i would grant to the
country people attending our markets The privi-
lege oi standing on Market or King streets AS
they might severally choose.
Now, Mr.. Editor | saw and signed this petition
and as fur as was able to judge il was signed
in the main, by our most respectable citizens.
and did not suppose there WAS member Of
the body 10 whom il was presented that would
have the temerity 10 act as this man Febiger
did in the matter. the idea Of any man treating
the actio" Of Nd large body of his respectable
fellow citiz' ms with such supreme contempt, is
at once conclusive argument that he is not in
the right place, and that these same petitioners,
out OF respect to themselves. ouglt not by any
act at theirs permit him TO remain in, Or occu-
py such position day longer Than possible.
ARGUS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
ShcrIn'x Sale.

- By virtue Of writ Of Lsvsri Facias to me
!!s directed, will be exposed IL Public sale nj
XII the Hotel Of H. Hornsr, in the town of Del
IL sware City. in Red Lion hundred, New Cas-
On MONDAY. the 2sth a.y of October. 1872.
=, N ~ O'Clock. u. M.
the following described Real Estate, viz:
Al that certain lot or piece of ground situated
in Red Lion hundred. New Castle county and STATE
81 Dchware Aforesaid. and adjoining the town OF
DsnwnTs City: bounded and described a. follows,
70 WI: Beginning at point on the southwest side
corner OF John Ashhurst land aud running thence
with said Ashhurst line south thirty niue and half
degrees. vest eight hundred and seventy four feet
% q stone 2 corner of the Delaware City Cemetery;
nehce with theI,ne OF said cemetery nor, fifty and
= nali degrees, west threo hundred and sixty feet
from Fifth street to tho said cemetery; thence with
lhc n.ddle OF said new street north thirty nine and
half degrees east six hundred and Ave feet IN q
some orner o! Isaac IL. ubil's land; thence with
said line south fifty and = half degrees east
Two hu' red feet. and north thirty nine and half
aesiees. east two hundred aud ninety two feet te
stone on he southwest side of the said Fifth street,
tnree- quarter degrees. east forty seven feet 70 y
corner Of Joshua Duttou's lot; thence with said
Datton line south forty and half deg ress, west
one nundred and sixty seven feet south fifty and
nan deerees east forth feet. and north thirty nine
and half degrees. cast one hundred aud sixty i've
ieet to the southwest side of the said Fifth street
thence along said Fifth street south forty three and
thrte quarter degrees east eighty two feet TO the
pace OF beginning containing Five Acres Tv0
noods and Thirty seven Perches and Two Hundred
ana lwenty, one Square F.et etofLand more or less
John c Craig and Elizabeth H.. his wife. and to Se
sold by JAMES ARMSTRONG;. Sheriff.
Sherih's Office. New Castle Oct T. 1872 II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
sheritfs sales.
Slnerifl's sale.

hA by virtue Of a vritof Levsri Teciaa. 70 me
m. directed, will he seIposed % Psblic SelA et
Nm the W Arlington Hotel. 10 the city OF VII.
~ minetap, New Castle county. DeiawasS,
On FRIDAY. The 18th d,y Of October. ls7S
the following described Real Estate. viz:
AZ that certain iot, piece or parcel Of land stt1-
ate in tho cit, Of Wilmington, and described % fNl
lows: BEGINNING at stake In the s0uthesly side {
Third treet at the dstancs OIL feet from the ess-
raliel with Madison street Isl fsst inshce =
street one hundred feet 10 the Wssterly side ef .
three feet vide alley: thence along sa(d alley S6e
nOttheriy oae hundred and el8hty eeveu leGe eiGAt
inches 70 tho aforesaid side Of Third strest; thence
beginning. bc the conten,s thereof what they may.
with the use ard privilege OF said three feet wide
alley IN common with other 0wnerS forever. exoep:
ing theree NJ all those rost Of sad lot ct lard
which have been released IRON The lien Of the seld
nof:saxe. and which are all of .he sns. rot nclu-
ded in the following two parcels: No. ]. Besinnine
at the souhwt corner Of Third and Pavrith sreeta;
thence souhcriy along Parrish street htsy nine fest
slx inches; thence westerly pAPallal with Third
street twenty feet; thence northerly raralal with
erly .ide Of Third street; thence ea.teriy twenty
feet TO the pnce OF beginning. NO.2 BesinninG at
tho southeast corner OF Third aud Parrish streets
thence southerly alOne Parrish street about Oi.e
hundred and thirty one feet eight inches TO Wed.
dinstcps ltnc; thence easterly r.raiiel:wth Third
thence nO-therly With the same one hundred and
tn!y one feet eight inches to th southerly aide Of
Ihtd street aforesaid; thtncc with the same wea.-
yard hfty seven feet 70 tho place Of besinninE, with
ths u.s Of said alley in common.
Sesed pnd taken in execution as the property OF
JAMES ARMsfRONG, Sheriff.
Shsrifs Once. New Castle Oct. Z. 1872 9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
State Items.

SIG will buy splendid barrel Of crocus nj
Lewes. ~
The work on the new Iron Pier, a, Lewes. i.
moving on prosperously.
The Greeley House, at Iewes, il tlc erea,
resort and stopping place for gunners.
Sussex County Court adjourned on Friday
morning, after short and unimportant seas ion.
"A series OF Democratic meetings are annoupc.
ed TO be held in Sussex county during the next
Two weeks.
~ Joseph Black & Bro. launched at Milton, on
:. auesaay ' morning the largest vessel ever built
lhe Sussex Journal says il has not "heard of
any prominent Democrat in that county who
iavors the 'Straightou' movement"
The crop Of sweet potatoes about Lewes il
good IN quality. The crop Of round potatoes
w'll oe very short in consequence of the drought
at planting tiine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

MARYLAND Coal FOR BoMBAy.-That the
effect Of the rresent high prices of coal in
being sensibly felt in tho United States is evi-
the Consolidation Coal Company. of George
town. has received ORDERS transferred from
Liverpool, England. for large quantities of
Cumberland coal to be shipped to Bombay.
Point dc Gal, Aaden, East Indics,) Madeira,
Alexandria, Egypt, Rio Janeiro, Aspinwall,
st. Thomas, Martinique, Havana, Valprasio
cumstance is unprecedented in the history Of
the Cumberland coal trade. The coal will be
mainly shipped in foreign bottoms from
Georgetown The American bark Orient is
now loading at the Consolidation Company's
wharves for Aspinwall. In few days quite
number Of foreign vessels will doubtless be
in the Potomac to fill the orders referred to.
Washington STIR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
N MaRistvates Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR sIMMs.

BEFORE MAYOR siMMs.
Alfred Paysou, Andrew Rabaubin Sarah ] ane
slnex, Margaret Thompson and VIM. Mitchell,
COL, were each fined 50 and costs, for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct.
WIN. Wilson, Rosanna O'Donnell John
Foster, John Henry Green, col, and Mcheal
Gardner, for drunkenness, were each fined Gfiy
cents and COSTS
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
Thomas DAILY, for assault and battery on Geo.
Dongherty, Jr., Of Brandywine Id, and using
threatening and abusive language towards him,
was held TO bail, in the sum Of $500, for appear.
ance at Court.
Hannah Daley, for throwing stone at the
same party, and threatening his life. was fined
81 and costs, and held to bail in the sum of SlOO
to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Silcrill's sale.

by virtue of a writ Of Vend;tt.nt r..
Fiji Fiji Eonas TO me directed. will be exposed to
iii Public Sale. At the Hotel Of tleorse Wh;t
4 ~ ~ hsid. IN the town. hundred and county of
MoNDAY, the Nth day Of November. 1872
at 2 o'clock y, m
the following described kcal Estate, viz.
one nndvaed third part of all that certain farm M o
tract tract OF land situate in New Ca.tie hundred, New
Esste county. and State of Delware bounded ON
vest and northwest by land of - Appieby ana
Reuben /. Janyier. on the north and northeast bv
leyS Mills and by land Of George Lee, ON The ssss
sna southeast by lands 3i the heirs Of james Cow
Eer6 lands oi ames =. Dou glas. and lands nov Of
south by The heirs Of james Couper and BY land Of
the tNewiCastle and fyeRchtawn Railroad Comps-
ny. containing about Two Hundred Acres OF Land
moro OF less, with frame house and arm thereof.
Sei2cI and taken in execution as the prOpertv al
Henry Hugg, aud to be sold by VI
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
enerins Once. New Castle. Oct. Is. lS72-M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
soolGr,Gs.
xrsrrxos TINS 1vIxrxo.

Cherokee Tribe, No4. o r NJ, at Red Mems
H all, Ala Market street. ..t t 3la
Lenape Tribe. No q, y Il n, In fourth story
Saville Building, 9Th and Market street
Wilmington and Brandy wine Council, No 8, o
U. A. NJ, at Hail. Fifth and Market streets. -
Franklin Council, No. 9, o u A NJ, at Mechan.
les Hall. 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No B, Jr, U u A Nj, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle, B A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street. tUr -.
Washington Lodge, No l, X Of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, No. Eli Market street
Washington Lodge. No 3. @ F, at Good Eel.
lows Hall, Sd and Market.
Old Church Division, No IL, Of T Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge. No l3, U Of u 7, at room
18th and Scott streets.
Washington Lodge, No ], A r A, at hall,
Second and King streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On Saturday afternoon
about o'clock John Clinton. a brakeman on
the Wilmington and Reading Railroad. was
caught between two cars. which he was coupling
and severely crushed about the chest and should
ers. He was Immediately taken 10 his home in
Reading and medical assistance summoned when
it was ascertained that lie had received serious
internal injuries: His recovery is not expected.
The accident occurred at Isabella, flag station
near Waynesburg Juctiou, about 40 miles up
the road
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

THE Court GuNNING.-There being no
busin rs before the Court on Thursday evening,
Judges Houston and Wales and c. M. Cullen.
Esq., went out TO shoot birds BE it known that
the law prohibits shooting at this early season,
but il Judges can shoot, why not palmer folks.
However, as they could not kill the birds, it is a
matter OF little importance. With only such
gunners to hAnt them The birds need have no
tear OF death from gun shot wounds.
JOURNAL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

NEW RAILROAD TO The
new branch road from Chester to PhiladeI
pha was formally opened OH Saturday by the
Phila,, vii. d Baltimore r. H. Co. A large
number OF gentlemen connected with the
road and the Press of Philadelphia and
Chester and Delaware county, were in atten-
dance. The following are the stations on the
road, with which our Wilmington people will
soon become more fully acquainted: Chester.
simpsons, Green Lynne. Ridley Park, Glen
Olden, Sharon Hill, Darby, Pascialville,
Gray Ferry. Sharon Hill, and Ridley Park
seem to attract the greatest attention at pre-
sent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

RAN AwAy.-iesterday afternoon, two
lads living in the First Ward. aged respective
ly about ten and twelve years, ran away
from their homes, to seek their fortunes
and escape from wise parental restraint
which they in their boyish reasoning. deemed
oppressive. When last seen, they were
tramping along the track of the p, VI. Il. II.
r., beyond the junction. The father of one
or the boys started after them. last night
and will doubtless return with the runaways,
TO-DAY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
More Money Wanted.

A movement is on foot among the business
men ct varyOus Western cities, to send dele
cations to Washington to ask the Secretary Of
the Treasury to reissue the forty millions of
greenbacks withdrawn from circulation. A
public meeting to consider the matter is to he
held In Chicago to-day. At Pittsburg. large
number OF business men have signed petit
ton asking for the reissue, and 1t will be pre-
scnted at Washington early this week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Business Notices.

To Pic Nc PARTIEs.--A fine assortment o
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
aud Tomatoe catsup fresh Salmon, Iobsters. Sar-
dimes. Pickled and Cove Oysters, &c. &c. Also
Matthews Il Latours celebrated olive oils. at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocers, 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Mason, Dexter Valve. Wilcox. and other
giass stone and tin air tight jars and cheap.
at BOWMAN'S, the Gfocer's 4th and Lombard
Chedp Coat.-Stove S5.75, Nut $4.75 per 22lO
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feb2l-tf WIN. J. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

Miss DlCKINsoNs LECTURE this evening
should call forth a large audience 1t is quite out
of our line TO commend that which we have
not read or heard hnt the cnIinence of Miss
Dickinson as a lecurerer and her undumbcd
ability guarantees 10 her audience more than an
ordinary entertainment 1t all times; and those
who attend this evening will doubtless receive
more than the worth of their money
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
~lscrlll's S0Be.

- SyeVoCs
49, By virtue of writ of Leyar; Pa.;.s 10
III M me ~, 1.rofted will be * posed TO Public Sais
~ ryls. in the city of Wilmington New Csstis
Ton FRIDAY. the 18th day Of October. 1872
. At 2 o'clock, u. M
the following describtL Heal Estate, viz:
Al that certain lot of land with two ,vo .na
hal story brick dwelling houses thereon erectsa
situate IN the said city Of Wiimin etcn. bonnSei
and described as follows 10 wit: Besinninr =. ~.
Tss;teriy side Of Parrish street. between SsoosS and
lhisd streets and Jefferson and Madison stresss.
at the distance Of one hundred and thjrtv one Ssns
Sss sss from the
line # other land OF said J ohn H. Geuisy ~ ~.
iset 70 corner thence southe!ly and parallel to
Parrish street aforesaid sixty nine feet and s;.st
70 chss; thence easter!y aud parallel to the ir.t
nentioned iae and Third street twenty feet to ths
said weetsrly aide Of Parrish street; and th.naS
herewith nor!herly sixty nine feet and eight ncSss
70 me place OF beginning. be the contents thsrsoS
what they may. 's'"sos
Seised and taken in execution as the prcpert, of
John L. 0ouley. and 10 be sold by 'p''s VI
o JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherif's Office. New Castle. Dot. !. 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

!. q. t.-At the Opera House, on Satur-
day night II. O. e., or the Way of the
Wicked, was greeted with well-flled gal.
lery, and fair audience .below Mr.. j. NJ.
Grover, in his five different impersOnatops
gave great satisfaction, TO the audience, as
did also Mr.. 5. Barth, as John Thomas, "real
gent" The support was excellent, and the
play effectively rendered, and well received.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

A Cool BATH.--On Saturday as n pariv ,f
ladies and gentlemen, were walking M the
Brandywine, one young lady, wishing 10 display
her daring and agility, sprang upon a rock in
the creek. The rock being wet and slippery.
she instantly slid into the water from which she
emerged with no further desire TO excel in such
performances
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

The NJ xed Train will run subject to delays Incl.
dent to freight business. and will stop only at sta
tiOns where time 10 Fiven.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philsdsl;
Wilmington at l.l0 P. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
ADDITIONAL to those s6eve. leave Smyrna for Clay
Smyrna $40 q. M. and 200 p. n.. to max connec-
tion with trainsto and from Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's 4 Kent Railroads.
Al CLAYTON. with the Mary land and Delaware
Railroad.a
At tHAKRINGT0N. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
AtSEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomico and focomOke Railroad.
II. y. KENNY, Stunt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

lne.lruit crop Of Kansas for this season IA
estimated to be worth 81, 500, 900.
Murrayvn!e, ILL.,, has produced sweet Do
tato four feet six inches long,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Sheriff - Sale.

BY virtue Of . writ Of Leyari Fao,a. >.
directed. will be exposed to PubiiS S.i. .. ne ne
Hotel; kept by william b. Ford. ct Kirkvood io IL
Penader Hundred. New Castle County, DsIsvsr.a
On THURSDAY. the 2ith day Of October. ls72
at O'Clock. M.
the following described Real Estate. via
All that certain Plantation and trae. ~ ,.ns
situate In st. Georges Hun dred, in the count. y;
New Castle. and State Of Delaware. and whicb 4.
pounded on the vest BY the Dutch Neck Roaa. on
and land Of William Cleaver. on the nSrtk Ssst H.
lands ls.e Of John Dennetts heirs. and on ,Sss ~
Of acob Groce and others. containing three h.uaes
reg acres Of upland and marsh mOrs or less.
seized snd tassa In execution rs the property Of
I. t.. aud TO be sold BY osveS.
o. JAMES. ARMSTRONG. shsr;s
Sheriff. office. New Castle. Oct. 3, 1877. 72.-ociSt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Spotted Like Oominoes.

The teeth soon become spcckled if every de.
Element is not removed from them every twenty.
four hours. To do this effecually there is
nothing like SoZoDoNT. 1t literally renders
the enamel impervious and indestruciible.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
rne eeoeLe's COLUMN.

[ VERY oHrEr LETTERS GLADLY RECEIVED. Ioyo
COMMUNICATIONS Will NOT BE PRINTED. We
ARR IN NowlsE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE vIEws
OF coRRHsPoNpENTsl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
TIE ARTIZANo SAVINGS BANR
No. COZ Market Street.

Wilmington, Delaware.
during the usual business hours. and on Tuesdsv
ana saturday evenings from to o'clock
All the profits of the Bank. after the payment n
necessary expenses. are devoted to the benefit
the depostors. and dividends are IN ade semi-annn. =.
the Bank. in 1851 the dividends haye uni iformiv
oSsn E!.; q tns rate oisix per cent. per annum.
dividends. ~ iu'uIe
No napaseris allowed to borrow any of tn. fund.
kANAGRRRS,
0Eoagg W. BusH, ". III. SvIry
N. r. BENSON, iIEyRy r. I1n,y
EDWARD BsrTs CH.R,rs W Hnv,
Z. HI0oINs, iJOn III J.cssnw "Ao
0soRaR 8. CAPELLs ICLRnENr Ssv..v
n. L, ,LICHfsMsrEIA.
WIN. 8. uILLES. .Presidsnt.
GO. w. BUsH. Vice President.
ooe2-'s I"nu.P. lcLsAR Treasurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

A loving swain in Main dedicated napkin
ring "TO my almost wife,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
SherlM's sale.

Smcf1u'N SNo0,
by virtue Of y writ Of Leyari Fsci., >.
;;s me directed. will be exposed 10 Pubiic S.so 10
iis at the Hotel of ueorgs ". Ortljp. IN Me-
d!es9wn. in st. Georges hundred, New rSs-
On MONDAY. the i1tk day Of Noyember ,s,a
=, - At 10 o'clock. a. m
thc ioiiowihg described Real Estste. viz:
. All that plantation and tract al Ian. s;.,..a =;
81. Georges hundred. New Castle county "ia,ss.;n r
pounded on tho east and southeast by III. s...t
BY lands of samuel Price. on he vs. IN
seSs q David Staats and on the north by land Of
ins One Hundred and Fiitv Ac.sI deceased contain
Seised and taken in e3scuticn Is The nronssiv ~
deorse keyholds and Sarah Janet I,s SfetV v;f ="
tere tenant. ana to be sold By "'s' so~
4. JAMES ARMSTRONG. eherie
Sherihs once. New Castle. Oct. Ii, is7S. ..lV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

The OLD Folks CONCERT will take place
in the Masonic Temple, on the evening OF
the 10Th instant. Tickets for reserved seats will
De for sale at Eoughman, Thomas " Cos, ON or
after the :,4,h instant without extra charge.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
no

LoNDd
4th inst.
Schwcin
to Miss \
the AmeI
riage va
Church. |
atives of
other per
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mony.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

CAR SHIPMENT = On SATURDAY, the Harlan
4 Hollingsworth Company shipped, by way o
the Wilmington & Reading Railroad, ,one second
class passenger car 10 Eau Claire, Wisconsin,
for the West Wisconsin Railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
DELAWARE RAlLROAD LINE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On anu after MONDAY, July 18th
7l02. (Sundavs excsptsd,l Trains vii