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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
LOCAL iNrfLLic eMce.

WoSprRrrL ESCAPE -Danhy Ash, ~ year:
OLD, of Delaware City, tel .rJu the third sSof; o.
a eranary. few days ago. aud wonderful !" re-
late, received no injuries
BURNED. Donald Strong, Il lad oil Delaware
Clty. had his right arm and hand severely hnihea
few days ago by the explos,on ot coal on ia"P'
the wick Of which he was turning down
PARpoNEp. Isaac rnce. who was convicted at
the May Term OF Court. 1871. at New Castle. fr
shooting and dangerously wounding Eobt. Booth.
at the Malta House, in this city, aud sentenced t.
a term oi imprisonment WAS yesterday ldia"h'a
by tiov Ponder,
4 CRuEL Avr.--Io carIy chicken by the legs.
with ts head hanging down and unsupported
The blood Iush,s to It's heiivrteatlnS great pam
as Is evident from its blood shU eyes and ITS V,n
efforts to relieve Itself, hy turning Ms hea" III
ward. and hy Its pla,ntivo and suhdurd moan.
On TAINTINGs.-ogi X Millers tine collection
of uil paintings. which they will sell at auction Vi
Monday. Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings next
are attracting considerable attention and large
numbers at visitors. These paintings a,e e>
valuable as works oi art, ana will doubtless he
sold at great bargains.
B,iu pIpG Lors MIR. Brights sal" oi lots on
Friday aitern oon, Is attracting considerable ntt"n
ton among thu workingmen. aifordng, rs 1t does
a fine opportunity to purchase an excellent site i"'
home. AT reasonable rates and on accommodating
terms They should, and doubtless Will. atten'
the sale in large numbers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
THE INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE AT WORK.

--.A-7151 ,,{s1, -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16


STArIsTICs.-According to Statistics as pre-
sented in the Baltimore sur:
Maryland IL credited with an actual valua-
ton in real and personal property of $685.
1885, against eS76. .9l9, ,944 In 1860. This Is
a nominal increase Of II per cent. from 1850
10 1870, against On actual increase Of 72 per
cent. from 1850 to 1860. OF course the with
drawal of slave property from the valuation
prevents any exhibit Of the relative Increase
In this State Of the actual wealth, to say MOTH
ing Of the fictitious effect of the deprecated
currency. The assessed valuation In 1870 was
e423, ,83l, ,91S, indicating that e22O, ,0O0, 900 or
more than one-third, escapes State. county
and local taxation.
The total assessed value Of real and personal
estate in Somerset county. 33, ,6O2, ,3O2 In W0r-
cester. q, ,492, ,S5S in Wicomico, 81, ,422, ,29O.-
The true value OF real and personal estate in
Somerset county ia $1,000. 900; In Worcester,
Sc, AL, ,O57 in WicOmico, -, 4,422, 29O,
The public debt OF Somerset county Is $751;.
:}37. including bonds issued, debt of Worcester
s33, $50. WicOMicO not blessed with debt.
In WicomicO county there are "a manufac.
turing establishments. involving a capital Of
$173 100 and paying wages TO the amount Of
$44, BOG the products amount to $4l9,S24. OF
the horse power used, 334 is steam power and
272 water power, running 81 wheels. There
are 329 hands employed, only one Of whom is
a woman. Eastern Sh0renedn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
AMUSE M e NTS.

Despite the nclement weather a large audi
rnce assembled at the Opera House last even
ing to welcome Mr. John f. Owens on his first
appearance in tins city. The play was the
popular satirical comedy of "The Victims, =
with Mr. Owens as .JoSh,a Bntterby, which, it
is almost needless to say, was pcrsonatcd in a
manner which received uEbounded applause.
Mr.. Owens was ably supported, and among
the support we notice Mr.. Hudson, Mr.. Power
Miss Rosa Rand, Mrs Il. l.. Germon and sew
cral others, who have rendered themselves
quite popular here by their excellent perform
ances on previous occasions. The performance
concluded with the great American comedy
''Solon Shingle," with Mr.. Owens As >oion.
which character he has assumed over 1000
nights in America and England He was
greeted with storms of laughter and applause.
This evening, the amusing comedy, paul
Pry," will be presented, to be followed by the
very laughable farce Of The Live Indian. -
Let the liberal encouragement of last evening
be again extended.
The Citizens Entertainment Association
have engaged Mr.. +. W. Hulfish, who will ap.
pear on Saturday evening next, in J. Stirling
Coyne's comedy of "Everybody's Friend,
with Mr. Hufsh as Mayor IjeH,ngton de Boots
'roodles" will also BE- presented the SAINT
evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Business Notices.

If you want to buy straw and millinery goods
very low 60 to 233 Market street. over Springer's
hat store aprl6-lm.
Go to the Dolly Warden and have explained their
novel way Of selling Cigars: 10 cigars for fifty cents.
and there are five hundred dollars given away with
every thousand punches sold. and they do it and sell
best fre cent ci0d~a in the civ. GIG Market street
One man got eighty cigars for fifty cents.
LUMBER.--The other day. upon close inspection
surprised at the very large and well
selected stock of Hemlock. Spruce, Yellow Pine,
White Pine. &c. at Wise II Lanes, south side Of
Market street bridge. Builders take notice, as
they have considerable dry under cover. ap9-'f
LNoace Seed Potd,oes = Bresse celebrated
Peerless or No g. Sapply Of the above Potato, at
20 cents per peck: - Per hnsfel The Peerless
was grown by me without manure OF fertilizer,
consequently infinitely more valuable for sec'i.--
Production with me 215 pushels per ncrc -
Orders solicited. NJ. BU ELL
NEW CASTLE, Feb l., ISL. febl6-2m.
Cheap. Cheaper, CHEAPEST, Cofte- Good
Rio, 2Sc better 30c; hest s,r.ng i2c pen h En-
ira Maricaio and Laguayra,3je: Old Java, ioc.
7ea-A trial Will convince you that our 80"
and 81 Ooong are the best lr town, finest Japan,
*l.2O: finest Imperial, 81 co; finest Eng. Break
fast. II 40
Trophy" tomatoes, the Lest III the market. 2oc
for 2tb cans: svrups and moasSes cheaper than
ever. BOWMAN, ith and Lombard.
teb2o-ly
New crop osage ORANGE seed; Breeses No
Peerless potatoes, extra early and Tom Thnml
peas, tomato, egg plant,lcttuce Nc Nc, for early
sewing at the seed store OF
". y. CHANDLER.
feb2l-3m GIL Market St
Cheap Coat.-Stove S575, Nut s4.75 per pa,
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Marke
street Bridge. feb2l-tt WM. }. BEowN
L. H. Foulk, No. lO2 West second street has ol
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced in life. at low
Drices. Je. 2.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Valuable Farm for 0a)e.

H. The subscriber having determine cd to cult
Hi; farming. offers 1T private sale. his farm.
HHiiiii situated on the Kennett Turnpike, about
NIL ~ mfrs north Of WiImington. Del, con-
aiing about eighty-t~ acres Of lsnd d id cd into
convenient fields. in a good state Of cultiv alton,
and an. ut fifteen acres of valuable cheatnut tim
Z! The imptovem nts coneist of . new house.
built in modern stye 80 feet trent BY 80 feet Deep
with running water ia tho yard; carriage house.
spring house tenant house ice house. n cd apple,
peach and pear orchards. and fns erarery, which
will produce barrel of wine per year. IL 10 a(eo
within one mile of Greenvilie station. on the " h
mington and Reading kailrOud. The situation 10
one OF the os peusa and desirable in the county.
ana well calculated for uDtry seat. TERMS easy
septl5tf e. C. FAIVEE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
vitallse the Hair,

Why does the hair become harsh and dry-why
does it fall out-why does it become grayp Sim
ply because the life has gone out of it The ibeIs
draw sustenance from the scalp a. the grass draws
aliment from the soil. and when the supply of nu-
tr,ment is cut Oh in either case the product with
ers and dies. At the first symptom OF decay there
fore the unfed halffed roots Of the hair should
be refreshed and reinforced with LYoH's KA-
THAIRoN. the only preparation which will nour-
ish the 6lanaents and keep them in . vigorous
condition after they have begun to suffer from q
deficiency Of their natural stimulant. A long as
degree Of friction. morning and evening, 20 long
will it be impossible for the hair to whiten or fall
from the scalp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16


Whence comes that firm reliance, that absolute
undoubting faith in the efficacy of Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters as q remedy for Indigestion bilious dis
ORDERS intermittent and remtteut fevers, which no
torously prevail in all parts of the United States
This confidence has been growing for twenty years.
and is still extending 1t is not the result of
dulity; it has not been engendered By any human
device, but is the spontaneous and natural conse-
auence OF experience. What people see daily going
on under their own eyes they cannot question:
when families in unhealthy districts that resort to
this wholesome vegetable tonic. as preventative,
escape periodical fevers and their immedia Ugh
bOrs. who neglect this precautiOn prOstrated by
the disease. how is it possible that the
should be without its lesson? In like manner when
it is that obstinate of dyspepsia of liver
com plant. of constipation, of ne vOus weakness.
and Of general debility yield to the operation of
famous remedy. how can even incredulty itseli
withhold its endorsement? Eye witnesses of the
salutary effects of the Bitters to be found in
cry civilized settlement on this ,ntinent. The
| thousands upon thousands who owe their resto
ration to health and strength. or their preserva
properties, enthusiastic in its praise. The mul
titudes who commend 1t in q neighborly way I.
the friends and acquaintances as well as thOss
who make public their estimate Of its virtues are
always ready to their for the faith thu
is in them. They have oil either felt witnessed
| it's beneficial operations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

The national debt of France is $5,500000,.
o00 that of England S39Gi 100000, Of the
United States, S2.350, 100000, Of Austria 81,
555,000,o0o, Of Russia 81 1890 600 900, of Italy
Sl,ls5,00o,0 900, Of Spain $l.lso00o, 600. Of Ger
many, SS5o,00o,0o0, and OF Turkey, $500 ,o9o, :,
600.
A well-known ieweler in Paris replied to al
American lady the other day who desired
feur de lis paurre, he could not keep anything
Of that kind on hand or in view, as it nigh
irons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Valuable Farm For Sale.

;:S ed. adjoining the lands Of j. u. HsCsl-
siii Tough. X. Wilson. II. Swayne end others.
tim on the Wilmington and Reading h. r.. IN
GINS lana Hundred. 6 miles from Wilmipgtsn.
ed at private sale This farm has over 20 scres Of
the best quali'y Of land. II tesptiuily located
he's three springs Of the hest quality II water :
P3sssss.on 20 be given the purchaser mediately.
TERMS-One half the price in cash, and the
balance secured by bond and mort gage ON the rrO-
perfy. pa! able at the purchasers ch.ics at aa y
Apply to MICHAEL HARRIrY.
,-,.,No. No. 4l6 East sixth St. wilmisGiea. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
..rhe xaCs Of The Fl.sh h the Dleea.'

''The Life o1 the Flesh n the DloSA."'
THIS being the fact. 1t II very obvious that
when the blood becomes corrupted the whole
system becomes corrupt also. To relieve this
the true policy undoubtedly is to direct the re.
medy to the source Of the diseobe. IL isin this
manner that DR.. TUFTS Sarsa4exilla and
Queens delight acts. Its specific 6nctis on
the blood it purines it, vitalisss e, Ind ex.
pels all dlstemper from the system.
Being free from violent Minerals. 1t Sadapt
ed to general use The old and young may
use it; the most delicate female at any time
may take it, the weak and enfeebled will be
strengthened by 1t, the tender infant. who
may have inherited disease, will be cured BY
For Syphilis, and all its trains evils. Il
sure antidote.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild and gentle
purgative, possessing the peculiar merit Of act
ing as powerful agent In relieving c0ngestive
or torpid liver. They have no equal.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye Imparts Glossy Color
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Noeaetses.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. %. I. o. o. H., at Odd Fsl-
lows.Haii. Third aud King streets.
Good lnteut Dsvisisn, No. :. 8. Of T., 1t Hall
Fifth aud Market streOts.
Humanity Circle, .. q. G. A., Hall 6O4 Market
street
Jefferson Dramatic Association, at Room in Sill
ver's Building, No. 5ll Market street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3. X. Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l, g. F., ut Good
Columbia Lodge. No. IL. /. 0. g. T., at Fifth
and Market Streets
REYNOLDS Encampment. No. 8. l. o. IF, Third
and King streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
For Sale.

a. =, The new and elegant BRICK HOUSES.
il Nos. Nos. 5c9 ana Sll West Tvslfth stI est.-
az ~ three, story 9Th Il iett side ysrd: nae
veniences-with hot and cold water, water closet
marble top wash stands. bath room. Ac,. and viii
Alec. the valuable Store House and Dwelling
mt the N W corner ct second and Kine streets.
now occunied BY Jas. Hains. The store is one Of
the best business locations in the city. and is now
doing larger grocery trade than sny other.
Apply soor to JAMES CAkSWEtL,
nOvl1tf llO7 Wsshinstcn a1raaN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
ITO THE PUBLIC.

/ am now getting up q new Portable HEATER.
which for cheapness. durability and economy cannot
be surpassed The inside being Of wrought iron
texeept the cast from is manufactured under my
supervision and made in the best manner it can
in the market Made and sold by
II. MORRISON,
mar8-3m 4O3 Shipley street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Inar8.3m
GENERAL ORDER.


BY ORDER OF THE GRAND MARSHAL.
Tho Lodges wi form on King street. the right
resting On Third street. facing Eas'. All the of :
GERS the Lodges ordered 10 wear their Jewels
Moving at one o'clock. p. M. sharp. over the fol
lowing route:
Out King street to the juno ction Of Market down
Market to Tenth street, out Tenth to West down
West TO Se,ond. down SecOn to Market, up Mar
ket to the New Hall aud halt.
The different Lodges requested to report to
me as soon a. possible. 60 that l can assign the
their positions in line. THOS NJ. OGLk
aplO Grand Marshal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

NOTICE TO TAX XPAYERS.-Delinquent Tax
~ Payers and those who have become possessed
of taxable property on which Taxes have not yet
been paid. are requested to call upon the under
signed any evening except Sunday, at No.4 East
Sixth street. and settle all demands against them
on he books. GEORGE c. WARD.
apl- Collector,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
EOk SALE.

Fo* SALE ~ N
The dwelling and pi emises No. $40 Wash q!
toning street.in good order and regarded ss ~
the pieasanteet part Of the city reside in. This
house is provided with gas hot and cola water.
nienres.
For terms apply to
ALFRED C. NOWLAND,
marl5tf New Castle. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

George Thornton, aged II years, was stabbed b.
John Murphy, of the same age, in Boston, yestsI
day. Murphy was arrested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
1900 REWARD.
81 ATE OF DELAWARE,
Evun,.,ru

W II, {
EXECUTIVE DEPARTnENT.
Whereas WILLIAM DENNIS, alias RICH.
ARD DUCKERY.a negro man. who is charged
with having committed the crime Of kaps in the
Nov. therefore, I. JAMES PONDER, Governor
Of Delaware, do offer ateward uf TW . HUNDRED
DOLLARS. to be paid by the said State for the
eppreh ssion and delivery Of the said WILLIAM
DENNIS. alias RICHARD DUCKEhY, into tie
custody of the sheriff ut the common Jail of New
Castle county. At any time within twelve months
from the date hereof. and DO hereby request the
Deputies aud Baihds. and all other Police Oficers
Of this State TO be in their efforts to
be hendsd and delivered to the said Sheriff at
the Jail Aforesaid.
- In witness whereof I have hersunto
(SEAE set ny hand and caused tho Great Seal
jofthe State of Delaware to BE- q xs,, vi
SDover. the first day Of A pril, il the yea
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sev.
enty-tv JAMES PONDER.
BY the Governor,
JoHN II. PAYNTKR. Secretary Of State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

so lbs. and over at 80 cts. per 100.
Our close personal attention viii be given to have
all our customers supplied to their anti ire satisac
tion. PUSEE Il RICE.
o,r,c,s 46 shirley street.
O''''7 iU3 Puplar street.
Where Ice can be had al al tunes. arl3 d3m
We qua aranttee to sell ice as low ~ the lowest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
ORDER NO. 2.

<A/ All Lodges and visiting brethren intend
y ing " participated in the parade on the 18th
Oinstsnt. are requested to report to the
Grand Marshal. At hi. headquarters. 10 the Custom
House. corner 9Th and King streets, that lUlaces
may - assigned them In tho line.
AL Masons Of the city Of Wilmington intending
to participate in the parade. will appear At IL m
on Third street. between Market and King.
spl6-3t 7. M. OGLE. Grand Marshal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
the STATE.

The Seafrd Temperance Society has "gone
up"
Another new steam saw mill is being built
at Rehoboh.
The Leavit; Swiss Bell Ringers delighted the
citizens of Seaford, on Thursday evening.
During ten months of last year. Mr.. George
Barnholt shipped from Delaware City 10 PhiIa-
delphia 600 calves.
The SMALL FRUIT TRADE.-We are in
formed by the Secretary of the "Sonthern
l'eninsular Fruit Growers Association" that
arrangements have been perfected with the
RalIoad Companies to have a special Berry
train TO leave Crisfeld at noon each day and
arrive in Jersey City at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. This
train will be made up upon reaching Bridge
Vile, stopping only for wood and water after
leaving that station. We also learn that there
has been a reduction agreed upon Of ten cent.
on the one hundred pounds.-Seaford Record.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

NOTICE.-A. Stated Annual Meeting Of the
~ Trustees Of the Poor of New Castle County.
will be held at the Aims House. on WEDNESDAY,
the oath inst. At 1870 o'clock, n. m. All persons
present the same either to the Trustee in their
spective hundreds, or to Wesley Tallcy (Treasurcr,
before Monday, the 22d inst, otherwise their
accounts " i'll remain unpaid until the next quar-
terly meeting Of the Board. -
j. WILLIAMSON.
Newark, April 9, 1872, Lmte Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-Th
IL 90. .pertpership heretofore existing betwe.n
the undersigned under the firm name Of Gillespie
/ Bro. 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the firm are re-
questsd to present them At once for settlement.
and prompt payments are requested from those in
debted to us as We are desir0us Of closing up the
accounts. The business will be settled alone by
the succeeding 6rm.
WIN. r. GILLESPIE,
April !, 1872 d. 0, GILLESPIE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

Prof. Agassiz and expedition were in quaran-
tine at Montevideo Feb. "a.
Rev. Father John Flanagan, paster of st. Pat
tricks Church. New Orleans, aged 64, 10 dead.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
A Valuable Property at Private sale.

The subscriber being determined
to change business. Offers for sale
his Fruit and Truck FA, m, cit uatsd
near kfsndy viEs spriass. contain
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
April !. 1872

COPARTNERSHIP.-H purchased Of D.
and Gashttink business. At 2l5 West 9TH street. We
have entered into cOpartnershp for the purpose
name Of Gillespie 4 jackson. Mr.. Gil espie huv
ing a practical knowledge of tho business. feels
himself confident of giving entire satisfaotion 10
all who favor them with cali. and is soliritous Of
continuance Of the patronage heretoiore extend
ed to the late firm. WM. r. GILLESPIE
ap3 d2w-W2t EDWIN W. JACKSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

or less wI Two House: .I.csed No. icSn.
taios rooms With attic. No. = tour IOeA With ATTIC
2 good yell Of water at each; frame bars n ~ -
crib, hen house and tber natE siidisss: .alse..
sSlth 50. .. nd . fouudstion for . = Vkeslwrishs
neig hboThoOd.
The land is in a high state Of esltiyasiep With
plenty Of fruit There are Aftx apple t!sss Ave
ysa,s s;4s, os one hundred peach Sess tsl hs.ses
the most Of them bearing fsN cFee even yeef;
Sssr:s fss; sSa sass
n eonvepient to the Wilmington WsesesA In,
sna ~ ia 70 scaoo!. and places Of public ysseAil n
desired. Price low, 80,
For further informstion cali sses the sshse'issr
4: W. MONTGOMERY. Newport. pSl..
Of June. 1872 it will be sold al public sale.
mar8Ul3 No. - IN r ll=at IL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

AssAuLTINo POLITICAL PRlsoNERs.-The
Charleston Is. c. Ncass Of the 18th instant,
oners from the Uni1eA States Court to the
House of Correction, at the adjournment of
the Court on the day previous, they were
followed all the way up Broad street BY a
crowd of cOl0red men and women, gath
ers assembled on the streets, and all hOotlnR,
yelling and hurling all manner Of obscene and
abusive epithets upon the unfortunate prison.
ers. The small guard Of deputy marshals in
charge Of the party made no attempt to re-
press these unseenly demonstrations, and,
perhaps, would have been pOwerless to do SO
If they had been inclined.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington T. and Reading Railroad \ Com. Com.
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
the line of their road and West Chester.
No. 2 West Third street. or to their Depot, Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMullen 4 Seal,
delivering agents, will receive prompt attention.
q. STOLZ.
ap6tf Genn Sup't w. 4 II. II. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

FINE BAss.--The most successful bass iinishing
that the Charestown Nv. Va.) Spirit has yet
heard OF was done by Mr.. Singleton Chambers. Of
Harpers Ferry, i'll the Potomac river, near that
place, on Tuesday last. In this expedition Mr..
q caught thirty extra large bass, and smong
them one that weighed seventeen pounds and
three ounces. This fish, continues the Spirit. he
afterward traded to a gentleman for SOW and
five pigs and two barrels of corn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
BRANDYWINE ICE.

NE are now furnishing daily, clear. pure Il
w ut the following prices:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

If you want to buy straw and millinery goods
very low 60 to 233 Market street. over Springer,
hat store. aprl6-lm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
far 3eut.

Advertisements Of four lines inserted under this
head one time tor NJ cents
, 1872-06-27

Beriah protested through the columns
of his paper in San Francisco. against
Abraham Lincoln until an outraged pub.
lie demolished hi, Office and he only
saved his neck by secreting himself =
The truth is the Courier is curtailing the
circulation of the DISPATCH. "That's
what's the matter !" Courier.
The person above referred to by his
Christian name-a mode of address pc.
culiar to the ''Oreeon style" of journal
ism-has distinct recollection of being
the object of felon outrage but he has
no recollection of ever having heard o,
read of its approval by any one of re-
spectacle social standing, or who was
not IN sympathy with ruffianism or law
leasness and while an object of hatred
to all of the latter class, he has nevel
been accused of any specific act of Of
fense against any civil. moral or socia
law. The power of the Courier to cur
tail the circulation of the DISPATCH is
manifested by an increase of subscribers
which we could not have hoped for with
out it.
, 1872-06-27
BARNEY O'RAGAN.

FROM NANAIMo.-The steamer G.. S.
Wright arrived from Nanimo at s 80 yes
terday. She reports that the California
was hauled alongside of the Idaho and
all Of her freight, whether vet or not,
was put on board of that steamer. She
was hauled on to the beach yesterday
morning to repair damages-a job
which will occupy a week or ten days.
The Idaho sailed at IA. n. yestarday for
Sitka, and will return to Nanimo and
discharge her freight on board the CAL
jfornia, take i'll cargo of coal and sail
direct for San Francisco. The Califor-
mia, having received the Sitka freight
from the Idaho, will sail for Portland.
The Geo. S. Wright will leave to-day
for Portland and take in freight, etc., and
start for Sitka about the time of the ar
rival of the California at Portland
COlonist, June 25M