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The New York herald., 1872-10-21


LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
BY ALLEN II. MINER BRO,
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER rs
at II O'Clock, at their saesroons.
IS Chambers and n Reade streets, ..
CHOICE COLLECTION or AMERICAN FRENCH AND
GERMAN OIL PAINTING, :, Water Colors Chromos
and Engravngs, Ac., embracing the works Of
w. y. Brown L. Fagan
r. q. Holdridgc 5. Brule,
r. A. Blakelock, Ed. day,
g. H. McCOrd, d. G. Brown
G. I; Lppitt, +. De Braeckeleer
De Potter. A. Frasois Paris,
Toussaint De Vogel
Also number OF hne Pictures OF the old school by well
Known masters Will be exhibition Tuesday, I'd inst,
with catalogues.
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A Salesrooms 06 Chnmbers and n Reade streets
By ALI.I N Is. MINER BIO.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %,
oatM O'Clock, 1t their salesrooms,
ov - ~ Chambers and ~ Rcaie streets
VLp al, VINES LIQUORS, C0RDIAI.! &C., imported for
nst Class trades positively be sold wi hout to
Close accounts conssng OF Black Warrior and Brandy
Maaetss; 1 W Dun Gordon sherres: hcnnessey Martei
bon. Irish and Scotch whske,s; Holland GD, Jamaica
KUN, CnampaHnes, Clarets and Santcrns bottled Mar
chino, Orange Curacoa Chartreuse, Olive OIL Ac., &C.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Elegant Furniture rosewood Pianoforte,
fine Glasses Oil Paintings. superb Carpets, &C..

x. n. LUDLOW co. will sell BY auction on Wedree-
day October 2S ls72 at IL o'clock NJ ut the private resi-
dence 29 West Fourteenth street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues elegant ebony and gilt PNrOr Suit Grim
son satin broeael, ebony and marquctere Round Ia.
bles cervei ebony, mnrguetcrie and gilt Calumet, fne
French plnte Pier and Mantel Mirrors ro.ewo0d Piano
forte Chickcrns maker, hnc rosewood Card and ,ta
"a Paint ng Of aaaonna BY sasalnrste; also y, John
reps Curins, Lace Curtains &C.. mahog my Extension
Table and Dining Chairs black walnut Hall Stand AM
ing Bureaus. Armoires,a.lsce Comnodes Washstan!ds
Mattresses Palliasses Moques Boiscrs and Pillows
large number OF Engr wings Velvet and Brussels CARPETS
which The sale will commence. .
Catalogues ut No. Pine street or - East Seveneentn
afrnnN
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sALns AT AUCTION.
pr JAMEs WILLIAMS. AUorIoNEER.

RI JAhkB WILLIAMS. AU0TIONEKR
The underslgned will cell public auction, sataf.
Gay, October D. 73 ~ 10 o'clock In the forenoon 80
York. - ~'o S' - - - - -"
All the elegant Yurnitsre Carpets Pictures and goods
OF every uescription detailed In the chattel mortgage
given " Louiss A. iolocx aud willinm j. h,s and,
70 Cnarles ~ Fed trustee, duly cd the Office the
Register Of tne city and county of New York.
CHARLES NJ FIELD,
Tru,tee Tor Mortgages.
FER IHORNDIKE SAUNDERS.
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HENRY b. hERIs. AUCTIONEER.
Ill Salesrooms IL Cortlandt street.
ON TUESDAY, ocroBER "a, AT 10Y O'CLOCK,

ExECUTRIx's SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE;
VALUABLE PAINTINGS, SILVER WARE, RICH
CLOCKS BRONzES, STArUARY AND WORKS OF ART.
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TOSEPH SOLOMON AUCTIONiER Will SELL, ON
81 Monday October 2l the extensive Stock OF John O.
Andcrson's ewehy establishment, 276 Buwcry, near
Houston street. isng ne Gold and SIvsr Watches
ty all the most celebrates makers; solid ane Cod
Gold, Ametny and other stone Sea! Rings, ladies'
Opera Chains, Bracelets, &C., &c &C. III. above stock
carefully cted tor lrst class retail trade and viii
be positively sold without till all is Disposed Of
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TACOB BoGART, AUCTlONEER.
Mortgage Sale Elegant Household Furniture

Monday October q, at o'co osk, at 256 West ForHeth
street. sting of rosewood Prlor Suit in rich blue
satin hroca eli turkish Lonse a blue .;a sn % nrCca eI
ebony bookcase, do Escrtoire, with draw do Ladies'
Work Table, Bronze Ornaments, ell giant french Clock
Flowers; gold AMI ebony Card Receiver, Mirrors ine
wood Bedstead sprin Mattresses Velvet Carpet ingram
Carpets, black walnut L-croire, lining Table. do.
Chairs Bookcase Stove, &c. The afove Furniture was
all manufactured In FRANCE: Catalogue 1T sale.
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A SALE THIS DAY AT IAN
N. WILLIAM TRISr BAILEY, Auctoneer,
BY K STEVENSON son, will sell by auction at the
Exchange Salesroom, Broadway, Monday, the 2lst
of October O'Clock NJ the southwest Tenth
and Sixty fifth street. lot Is feet 'front.' 50
feet rear 100 feet Sixtyh street. together with the
occupied grocery store and the three story and base
mcnt double frame House Sixty-ffth street terms
easy Maps &C. at the auctioneers Offices Ii Pine street
aud 226 Filth avenue.
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UCTION NOTICE.-NEw BRIGHTON. STATEN fs-
N land J. BOGART. Auctioneer
Tuesday, October H. handsome Household Furni ure
io's oclSck a5 No 81 Marks place near 81 Peters
In rep black walnut, marble top Bedyoom Suits super
Brussels Carpets black walnut Dining Room Furniture
Catalogues sale and the office Of the auctioneer
No. North William street. New York
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Ry T. CQLIQN. AuCTIONEER.--ON THURSDAY
~ next October "a, ut the auction No: 81 East
thirteenth street very large amount q good second
description Of goods contained In house from Thirty
eighth street, which will be removed ~ the store tor
convenience Of sale More null particulars on Wednes-
day morning, Also large lot Storage Goods.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
N The 10 first class Eve story brown stone French fiat
Houses situate the side Lexington avenue,
tween fiteth and Fifty1rst Streets and north side
Fitteth street. win be .od At auction on Wednesday,
Broadway, b. ADRIAN H. MULLER
z. r.. WILKINS Co. Auctioneers
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THE 1T. JULIEN HOTEL.
WASHINGTON PLACE, ONE DOOR FROM BROAD
WAY, OPPOSITE THE NEW YORK HOTEL,
comprising rosewood walnut and mahogany Parlor and
Chamber suits; MoQ,fc Br scls, Velvet and ingram
Carpets: Pier and Mancl Mirrors, CUv<aus Beds Bcd.
ding Mattrs cs he'd and Table Linen. chandeliers and
ali other Contents or tho above largo hotel Terms ofsae
cash By Ordcr OF mortgages
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Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
AL and The rhean CcIcndsr combnation uusii
ious ,neof aod sale only by c aud
patcptca, N. w. COLLEHyEK, successor " Phclan 4
Cpuender. 7JS broadway. New forks
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
A Strange case.

In an Official report made to Congress BY
the First Comptroller some time since, show.
ing the cash balances due from the collectors
Of internal revenue on June 26. 1871, J. L.
YATHR, Collector for the Fourth District Of
Indiana Is put down ~ . default%r ts the
amount Of SIS 92s, ,O8. For this sum suit was
commenced against YArER's sureties, and In
due tune Judgment was obtained for principal
and interest, amounting together to some eSs,
600. .5, ~. .zfff
But the most interesting fact about Y ArER's
defacation Is that on April 80. 1872, only Z
few weeks since, J. W. Douglass. the Com.
missioner of internal Revenue, compromised
with the sureties Of Yater. and discharged the
judgment against them On pay ment Of BIO ono.
fater had received more than three times this
sum In money belonging to the Government
and had made way with Il. The fact Having
been proved. a Judgment WAS obtained against
his sureties who were abundantly responsible,
and yet Douglass settles with them. taking a
little more than one fourth Of the sum Of
which the Treasury had been plundered!
what do the people say to such system Of
public plumber Is this? Do they want to per.
petuate it byreelecting President Grant?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
DAILY GAZETTE.
The Dem oovatio Mosmln natlon 94ec-
tlon.

which took place on Saturday. resulted in the
choice Of Isaac GHUBB. Esq. Of New Castle Hun
drsd, for Sheriff. and DANIEL D. WOODWARD,
ESQ Of this city, for Coroner.
The election was conducted with spirit asa
energy on the part Of each Of the contestants but
with ccmmendable propriety and fairness IN
every district. At this writing. 1t appears that
the poll 10 not quite large as two years ago
Then there we're live candidates running for
Sheriff. and their appeals to their friends Of
course brought out larger vote.
The nominees are gentlemen 60 well known
throughout the county that it is hsrdly necessary
tor US to refer to them. Still it may bs OF interest
to some Of our readers who have not thssr &C.
ouaintancs to be assured that they are men Of
high standing, reliable. and fully competent to
the discharge Of the duties of the Offices.
Mr. GRuBs Is as familiar with the duties Of the
Office Of Sheriff Us amy man in the county, having,
for several terms. held the important position OF
Deputy Sheriff, and one occasion, after the
death Of his father, the late Joseph Grubb, while
sheriff, filled out the remainder Of the term, Civ
ing entire satisfaction. and making many friends
BY his suavity and Kindness and the promptness
and correctness with which he discharged every
duty He has since been onre before the people
for election to the Office. but was defeated because
Of the want Of harmony in the Democratic party
He has also sought the nomination before, and
E,q, the present Sheriff, received it and was so
triunphantly elected; and we hope the majority
which ISAAC CRUDE will receive in November
will be no less We see no reason to doubt this
Indeed we ought to be able to assure our readers
that the Democratic party will have larger ma
jority IN November in New Cattle county than it
had two years ago.
DANIEL B. WOODWARD, Esq, the nominee for
Coroner, now occupies that office, and has dis
charged the duties thereof, for two years In cre-
iitsble manner. He is one Of our own citizens
and known to be honorable, Trustworthy and
ysntlemanly in all his Official intercourse The
large vote which he received in this city is sufficient
commendation. He will receive the full strength
Of his party and he triumphantly elected.
The returns wiu be found in another part Of
our paper. 1t will be seen that the vote between
xesars GRuBs and JAMESON is very close. and
the latter, although defeated has cause to feel
highly honorsd by the very Aattsring vote given
him. 1t will aiso b sssn that the candidates ior
Coronar have al bsen handsomely endorsed in
their own hundreds, and should feel proud OF the
ss,d old party who hiss thus honored them.
The latest returns by the mail make the vote
between Asssrs. WOODWARD and GROVES even
coser than thst between the candidates TO,
sh'r's. 1t as represented Mr.. Groves gets the
entire vote OF South Appcquinimink 1856 Mr.
Woodward's majority will be %. But we under.
stand Mr.. Groves did not got sA the votes in -,
district. Mr.. Grubbs majority Is 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
coMcREss.

The Z. 3. EenaSo on Nafnrdav. affer heino In
session all tho night previous, passed the Snndry
Appropriation bill, with the Enforcement act as
an N. amendment: The vote on the passage Of the
bill was 81 to 10. A conference committee was
aPPo,ntsA IN advance Of he action Of the House
on goods remaining in bond on August lot. and
authorizing tne President to sppoint Commission.
ers to the Vienna Expos,tioa were passsd A
conference report on the River and Harbor bill
Ws; concoIrsd in. The Senate adjourned until
In the House conf renee report. on the River
aud Aaroor and Fertiaoatiea Appropriation bills
were concurred in; aud. after Q long contest, the
senate emendmsnts 70 the Sundry Civil Abpeo.
priat'on bill were non-concurred in. ana cca5er.
encs ordered. The Heuss then sdjournsd until
this morning at 8 o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
Tho Fishery 0iMcuity-Reply to Gov
ovn0V Ponder.

10 IN other column will be found the reply OF
Governor PARKER Of New Jersey to Governor
PospRR in regard to the jurisdiction of Delaware
over the waters of the Delaware within the twelve
mile circle. Gov. PAnKEa denies that the question
OF Jurisdiction was settled the waters of the
Delaware within the bounds Of the circle BY the
Arbitration in the Pea Patch case, and refuses to
direct the citizens Of New Jersey to abstain from
fishing in the disputed territory pending the de-
c'aion Of the case in the Supreme Court. The let
tor is courteous. but arm in the maintenance of
the rights Of his State. and he hopes that the mat.
ter may be settled without further difficulty
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

The rhinderpest has reached China and
threatens Japan.
A $4,000, ,000 tunnel Is to be constructed m
der the Mississippi. at Memphis.
Cincinnati drinking fountains are 70 spout
ice- water the coming season.
A Key West man will ship sixty thousand
pineapples to Baltimore this season. p.
Christ's Hospital. London. has been sold fos
. railroad dep0t. bringing $a,00o.0o0.
Jackson (AGich. J merchants charter special
trains to bring customers to trade with them.
The French 1ewssMment Intends to con-
vert one OF 10 West India Islands Into penal
colony. >,
In the abort space Of ave years, 80 cat-
tie have bsen shipped ever tbe Kansas baciec
Railway. o. sef4 s'g
A gold lode In Colorado. reesntiy sold for
3leo. o.00o. b nos producing at the rate u ~.
OK. 900 per ann1m.
A farmer In Morgan county, Ah. last veek, ,
plowed upla . fOrty-anre cotton aeld, and feund
ell the SEED rotteu.
A statiopsE, afseg advertising variety Of
articles, gives the following: IN. D.-1o reRn.
lar customers sell waters gratis"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
Another eoiter from the Grant
0nItv

Gen. Henry A. Barnum. editor Of the Syracuse
Nasdard, since the nominat.on Of Grant at Phil
sdsphia, has announced in his paper that he
Could not support the nominee Of the Office hold
~ convention. That paper says:
~ st any time ws have intimated that, under
my ei'csnstaasss. W eoaid support Gen Grant
of frsa,tsnt, It has bsen upou tie impression that
ssms Of his dsrslictions susceptible OF expls-
nation. aud that be would be placed urou plat
'osn ssnsron in its insplrstson and broad In
scope. Now that his most gifted and ardent
champions ara obliged to confess the indictment
sSa'lst him uustaiped. aud the platform upon
which he stands fails TO come up to the liberal
uANdafd " pseos and good will whose adoption
uose ecnprshsods the psospeFity oftAa Hspnblic
Sna The supremacy OF liberty and law, we would
p without sxSAssA W saafainsd him. II needs
eat tsw words 70 declare our opposition to the
N-saeetisa Of Prssdsnt Grant under tbs unhappy
ssspacss Of Tie Philsislphis Coayspt,oa., Thus
soe:cisltossly helisyiuy. proud - ever Of the
sssasys@sats of ths Republican party, devoted -
~ ~ e ~ pfiAeipsss spoa winch u was toandsd
49, wAoA - u1tewasd iats ~ lifted into ifs
ssaessaih sad Asaply reaFstaas Ne necessity
CCa'ce epoA "a ~ pspodiats the eCeioa Of the
'eavsatioa aud dscnns - sspSost its annisses." +"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
oIsesevtas.e 6osslssas,s,s ~ en,,..
phia.

OSooooueo0So 09eoe00tO1o In Phlln.
pesla.
From the PhiladelphlA Prsss,
"A large numkse Of thieves and dnr.putah1s
characsefs generally ore arriving In tho civ "a
prey upon the strangsn who will visj, the Don.
vsntion."
Ia It probable that these thieves from .hrp.d
and disrepotable characters generally would
find anything 70 object to IN The principle laid
down IN the snh3oined authentic epistle3
TREASURY DHrARTxErr OF PRyHsY1yArrA
HARRISBURG, March 1887.
my DkA1 TITAN: ALLOW me to ip,rosluce
to You my particular friend, Mr. Geo. O. Evans.
tie has q claim Of some magnitude that he
wiahea you to help him In. Put him through
"a vou would me. He UNDERSTANDS Apptrfor.
DIVISION, AND etLENCE. Your,
w. II. KEseDIE,
TO Titan }. Cod-y, Esq. WaAhinetou, .. c."
Have any disrepu.abls characters come to
Philadelphia frcm any other place during the
sessions OF the of6ceholdsr1 Convention who
would not alAo confess that they "understspd
addition, division and silence?
This W. II. Kembis was chosen on Wednee-
day to represent the oliceholders Of Pennsvl.
vsnia in the of6cehclders National Committee.
IN. Y. SuH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
Tribute Of Respect

ENERGY LODGE. M. .. J. A. p. A.
In behalf Of our deceased Brother WILLIAM H.
WALKER.
WHEagAs. 1t has pleased AlmishtY , Tod in His
,ilwt e Pr"vtiehce 10 remove from our midst our
late lAmeuted hruther Willian II. Alker. and
~hus yielding in submission to His will snd ~
kuoWleigirg that it Is h"th His TO Givs and His
tu take away. We ieel that it Is but due to the
msmory Of the dscesssd that ve should tnas ,ssti.
fy our affection tor hlr, and our apprecsstion OF
bis ,assy noble qualities both as TREAD and
brother Of our noble Order.
kesotpsd. 1hat in the death If our late brother.
The Lodge has been derived of enc who has truly
shdsarsd himselt to all his atniable dispositto
and social qua t'es. = younx man Of good chsrAc-
ter. always kind. social and agreeable.
kssolved, That tender 10 his bereaved fsla.
nves the assurance Of cur hs.!tisi. sympathy. ana
ing the loss Of . much beloved brother.
kssoiVsd. That in our love and respect to our
depnr ed other the ehsrtsr be drsOed in mourn
ing tor the space Ut sixty days. and y copy Il
these resolutions presented to be stvss OF the
deceased; anu also recorded on The minutes Of the
P, N. CHARLES {. WORRILOW,%
ANDREW N HUUPr,
JOHN kERsQAW.
Committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
e ENClANp D.

LONDON June 10 . ?. N.
Both crews bohrded the Umplre's boat There
was aoms hitch in the arrangements
Inc weather was stormy in the morning, but
cleared on. and preparation for the boat race
are going on 7he river waa crowded along the
banks
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

By Telegraph to the Daily Gasstts.
Com movolal.
PA1xADEIPHrA. june Z.
Cotton quiet. Upland asd Gulf 26i.
Mes pork $i4a$l4&.
Flour dull; super6ns ,s $sasa; extras $7a7s;
Extra family sS4a$l0. -
Rye Aour steady, S5s
Wheat steady; western red S2 ~ amber 50 Is
a$2l5.
Rye 81 10.
Corn quiet; yellow, 67a6s; mixed western
66a67.
Oats quiet; white 55a56; mixed IS
Whi.key dull. 93c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

1t will be seen from our kilograms from WASH
'neton that the Radical Congress arc still endeav-
ofing to force their odious Military enforcement
S.H upon the people to prevent u free election in
november The President s even more determ-
moi In the matter. He is cracking the tyrant's
whip over the House by thrssts TO re-convene
Congress
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
The Liberal Congressmen Maklngs
Ready for the Campaign.

WAsHfNafoN. June 9-The Lihsrl Republi.
cans OF the Senate aud House OF Representative
assembled at the Greeley and Brown headquarters
last night. and. after some consultation ON mat.
ten Of NJ. political campaign. Mr.. Fsnton vas
chosen chairman of the Congressional Campaign
Committee. Correspondence relating TO the can
vass. political documents. organization of clubs,
etc. may be addressed to Mr.. Fenton at Wash
ington. John d. Dsfrees will continue bis con.
nection with the Campaign Committee. as here
tofore announced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

TIE EIaHT Hour MovEMEs7 in New York
city still continues. and the excitement on the
subject ia increasing. About year ago the
trades unions Of Nev York had only 800 mem.
bers on their rolls, but At the present time the
number Of working men combined in the old
and in the recently organized labor associations
amount, It is stated, to nearly 100000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

Wine can be shipped IF ON Sacramento TO
New York BY rail- for Is cents per gallon. The
same price Is charged 70 st. Louis.
Both gold and silver minea in Arizona are
turning out well, and large quantities OF ore
are being shipped to San Fnncisce.
A Connecticut man rolls In wealth accu.
)mulated In the business Of manufacturing
"genulne relics from the Holy Land %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

THE Louisiana Democratic Convention on Sat.
nrdsy nominated State ticket headed by d. D.
McEnery for Governor, and appointed delegates
tions As the Convention nominated q strsight
ticket, the Reform Convention. in session at the
same time, rejected its nominations. and adjourned
subject t. the cali Of the Reform Executive Com.
m'ttss, Several boiting members Of tho Demo
cratic Convention. in conjunction with the Gree
leyites, It is said, will hold State Convention in
August OF Ssptembsr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
OI e D.

RARTRAM-ln this city. on the evening Of the
9th inst /. Hannah NJ wife of Heury W. BsItram.
in tue 63t pear Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuily lusited IT, attend the funeral from her
ate residence. No. In NJ srkst street. on Fourth
Day morning next the 18th ins,.. at II O'Clock.
aiihout tu ther notice. r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

Fare to the Conve ntlon.
Tickets for The Dsmocratic State Convention at
Dove, On Tuesday. will b. aeld at reduction OF
ons-fhrd from the usual rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

The investigation Of the charges Of immoraii-
" against DR.. Huston by the clerical Coln,sittee
at BALTIMORE, resulted On Saturday in the &C
quiltal Of mat gentleman on sll the charges and
specification. The report Il sigasd BY al the
Isumml tee six In number.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

Mr.. LAxssoN's card returning Ms thanhs to
nn friends throughout the county, aud urging
them to vote for Mr. 01uBs was late for to-dayis
GAzETrE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
N EW 70 Rk.

NEW YoRK, June 10.
Ihs Working Mems Procession numbered ouIy
seven thousand in line. MANY being sverse to pa.
rading.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

SENATE.-Mr Bayard presented the Minor-
y report on the New York Custom House in.
vestigation. Mr.. Sherman moved to extend
the session tin 8 p. m. to-day.
HCusE.-The House met at eight clock.
The Conference report on the Civil Appropria.
ton bill was renewed The Democrats com.
menced diistory motions, preventing action
Mr.. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, moved to recommit
the conference report. He made it in self-re-
spect, if by force Of mere majority We drive this
bill through we will do an act Of false pretence
for which men. according to Pennsylvania laws.
are punished BY imprisonment The bill hav.
ing been referred TO Conference on assurance
that kelloggs amendment would he struck out.
Ultra Republicans at 80 were tllibustering
70 prevent extension Of the session till six
o'clock. Great excitement.
After stormy discussion the Conference Re-
port was recommitted, 80 "a.
The House took recess till half past two to
prevent a special legislation. Scene in the
hoase ~aa very stormy. Morgan giving the liz
to the statement made by Bingham.
Both houses agreed to the extension 0 Z
session till six o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE MARKET.
Beeves dull: fsvors buyers.
Extra Penna. and Western steers ~ to s
fair to good. 6H to 7k: common $5s&6.
Fine sheep fair demand; se}Sa$7x.
Hogs duh. 625 to 6.75.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
MAR RED.

HORNBY-MOUSLEY-A the residence Of the
brides parents. BY the Rev. Isaac Jewell. Mr..
George Il. Ho' uby TO Miss Phete J. Mouslsy,
all Of New Castle County. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
SECOND EDITION.
By r EL EG r APH.

BY Telegraph to the Daily 1azette.
WEATHER REPORT,
WASHINGTON, june TO-
"esther cloudy. An area OF rain will extend
over the Middle States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
cARPGTs,

em hracins Ingram. Two and Three ply. TApestry,
Brussels. Body Bsassals, Velvet and others.
Sale to continue from day to day nul the entire
stock is disposed Of the whols % be cold without
reserve in lots TO suit ali. for CASH.
Sales TO commence 10 q. N. and p. N. -
my2 -lmd-WA =-.z==I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
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Mr.'Grubt's majority, 81.