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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Tho Marriage Of minister jays
Daughter.

LONDON, Oct. l9.-The announcement, ON the
4th inst, OF the marriage at Vienna OF Gen. Won
Schwcinitz, the German Ambassador at that city.
to Miss Anns Jay, daughter Of the Hon. John Jay.
the American Minister. vas premature. The mar
riage was solemnixed yesterday at St. Georges
Church. Hanover square, London. Only the rel
atives Of the bride and groom, together with lew
other persons, including Herr Won Krause, OF the
German Legation in London, and Mr.. Moran. the
American Charge d'Aaairs, witnessed the csrs'
mony.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
A Startling Circus Scene.

THE GALLERY, FILLED WITH SPECTATORS
GIVES WAY, AND IL PRECIPITATED ON 1HE
HEADS OF THOSE BELOw-sEvENTY PER-
SONS INJURED.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The gallery Of circus at
Sheffield gave way tonight, while filled with
spectators, and was precipitatei on the heads
OF those below. It IL reported that seventy
persons were injured by the accident and in
the panic which ensucd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Democratic Meeting.

he Democrats have called County Meeting at
ldletown, on Saturday next. 1t should be
tely attended. On the success Of the party in
\ Castle county, depends the hopes Of the peo-
Its defeat may devolve upon us negro juries !;
ro constables, and all .he other objections TO
ich Radicalism is subject.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
DAILY GAZETTE.
Stated Democratic Meetings.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day evening. at o'clock.
Greeley & Brown Campaign Club meets ev
cry Tuesday evening. at s o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every We'd
nesday evening, at s o'clock.
Democratic Association Of Wilmington meets
every Friday evening, at s o'clock.
Amercus Club meets every Wednesday even
inG. Morrow's building, 2ll Market street.
Democratic Pioneer Club meets every Wednes-
day evening ut 4O3 West Front street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

HoN BENJ. T. EIGas will address the Demo-
ests of New Castle Hundred Mt the Court House
r New Castle. on Friday evening next, the 25th
iuDtant.
A Democratic meeting will be held at Red Lion
. Tuesday evening. Oct Goth. 1t will be address
= by John O'Byrne, Geo. Gray. John H. Rodney,
nd Alex. b. Cooper. Esqs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Spread Of tho Horse Disease.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, Oct. 2l.-The horse
disease prevails here to an alarming extent,
and fully one-half of the horses in the city
are effected. A few fatal cases have occurred.
1t made its appearance on Thursday The
street railway company have one hundred
horses sick, and have taken off some of their
cars. Ilvery stables have stopped business.
Every horse attached to O'Brien's circus,
whish came here from Canada yesterday, is
sick
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Extreme illness Of MRS. Greeley.

wife Of the Hon. Horace Greeley has been lying at
the point OF DEATH She can survive but few
days. Mr.. Greeley constantly remains ut her side.
and cannot meet the demands for his presence Ill
various sections of the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Politicians Read out Of Their Party

PHILADELPIA, October Il At meeting Of the
Democratic voters of the fourth ward tonight
charges Of corruption and veaalty were brought
against Alderman William McMullen and Hon.
Samuel Josephs, prominent Democratic politi-
clans Both we're unanimously expelled from the
party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Disaster at Sea.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 2l.-Ihe steamship Saragossa,
from Baltimore, reports the ship Energy. from
Cardiff, with iron, for Port Royal, ashore OFF Hunt
ing Island October 10th. dismasted; took off the
captains wife and part Of the crew. The Energy
will probably be y total wreck.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

VERY BRIEF LETTERs GLADLY RECEIvED. LONG
COMMUNICATIONS WILL NOT BE PRINTED. We
ARE IN NowIsE REsPONsIBLK For THE VIEWS
OF coRRKsPoNDENTs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

The fair Of the Carolinas begins at Char
lotte. North Carolina, to-day. Sixteen fast race
horses have been entered The fair promises to
be the best ever held in North Carolina.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

II THE CASE OF Mrs. WHARToN-The trial OF
Mrs. Wharton, at Annapolis. charged with pois.
ening Eugene Van Ness, has been postponed to
December term.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

The Mixed Tram VIII Tuu suu!r't 70 u6lays nv
t,ons where time 10 given.
''o"' NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Ia.va Nav Castle for Wilmington and Philnde
a. .WA. "a. leave Philadelphia at la.tp N. and
Wilminx xton 1t l.l0 P. n. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Addition Al to those above, leave smyrna for Clay
ton II n \. m,. aud 1856 p. NJ. Leave Clayton for
Smyrna 8 ~ a. w.. AMI 200 p. w.. to make connec-
ton With irAinsto and from Dover. and stations
south. ,conv,ys
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and queen
Anne's Kent Railroads.
Al CLAYTON, with the Mary land aud Delaware
Hsil'ekHdiN Hsial'SekHdiNa1oN with III. Junction and Break
water RAILROAD.
AtsEAf FORD With the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
and Wicomico and r0oomoke Railroad:
n y. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

y In saying the GAZETTE suppressed the evil
dence of the prosecution in the trial Of Mr..
Given the Con- MERClAL falls into an error, and
assert what is not true. ....
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
4ottfss.
TRUSTEES MEETING.

l. 4 Quarterly Meeting Of the Trustees Of the
House in said county. On WEDNESDAY, the SOih
inst, at Il o'clock. All persons having claims will
present them to the Trustee OF their hundred.
oct1,-dtm JOHN W. EVANS, Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
PROPOSALS FOR HEATERS.

NUTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrang gements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to anil from all points
on me ,.ns OF ,nes % rosa a. ara s;t Gnssasr ,
No, " est Third street or to their Depot, Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMullen / Seal.
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
.us-tf Gsnr Sup't AR. 4. K. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
WATER DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF ENorNRKR's OFFICE,
No. 100 Market Street.
WILMINGTON. DEL, Oct. Is. 1872 J

WILMINGTON. DEL. Oct. Is. 1872
NOTICE to Water Renters.
~ All persons who have soid property during the
present year give notice in writing to theResis-
trar at the office Of the Water Department, before
the Goth day Of November. 1872 and insert in the
property purchased. otherwise they will be held
liable for water rent next year Also. all persons
who may wish to discontinue the use Of water, or
81. 90 tor drawing ferrule.
No alterations will bs made in any bill after the
above date.
A new assessment of properties using the Bran
dywine water having been made and the bills com.
peted all persons interested ars invited call and
examine the same. FRANK A. TAYLOk,
oct16-tn.0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
m 4 r r lE D.

ROW ERS-kIRkMAN.- Philadelphia. oct l5
by Rev. MIR. Mason Mr.. Samuel Bowers. "t Forbes
Town. Butte county. California. I" Mrs. MARY l.
kirku,un Of Wilmington. Del.
Kent News please copy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
RAILROAO LINE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

n On anu .ftor MONDAY. July 29th,
SglS'2. SUNDAYS sxcspted.) Trains will
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.BuLTMANN.-on "Wednesday. March i9, is,2, in the
city Of Scw York hy the Hon Albert tnrdoIu, Justice
- the Supreme Court John e. Bulimpn from Laura \.
Bultman. An absolute divorce, husband permitted to
TCmnrry.
REClirEL.-In indianapolis March @. by Judge Rand,
Polly BcChel from John s. Bpchtcl Cause. adultery,
tASSADl.-lu lulllunpUll March 9, Iy '4dfr NlaIr,
Mary tassay from Michael tussafy Plaiutin given
custody ~ children.
DICKtNSON. In Chicago March O. hy Judge Jane
son, EdNard T. Dckins, % from Sarah T.. Dickinson.
fREEMAN.-In san Francisco, March %. Capt. Elisha
Freeman from Charlotte \. Freeman. The plantln
alleged that previous 10 his marriage he Insane
tlc subject 0f sirtualism, and believed he navgatcd
me- ship under The direction O the spirit u old span
- pirate. II" visited thr defendant. ghu claimed 10 hs
WcdiuW to consult her. She told him that iu days
hc would AZ the foot Of bic bed TIE woman be- must
marry. At the time aud place predicted the medium
h,racf appeared, and under direction Of srilits IN
trfprtcd through her Nc married her much against Ills
"in. on mis- showirga divorce va, GRANTED.
tINNlNtEk.-Ou "wednesday. March 49, lNi3, IN thN
Guy ~ New York hy The Hon ALBERT tardo1p Justco
# the supreme Court, Bertha Gcuulugcr from Andrew
N. Gtuuiurrr, An absolute divorce
rEfnitIIt-iu lndianupoI-t March N ly Judge
bmir, Mary rredgcf from Peter Predlscr Plaintiff VAS
granted custody Of children.
WAY IN chicago. MaJch9, 'y Judge James on, Aloulo
Way from Annie Way. Cause. adultery.
WtNNE..U ON "Wednesday. March l9 lI2 ln thc city uf
New York hy the Hon. Albert turl0lo. Jutcc of no
supreme Court, Louise winnie from John Winnie, An
'uutc divorce for adultery, vile permitted 70 re-
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o'clock =. NJ, when there was fifteen feet Of
water In the hold, and the ship hceled over 50
that her docks were at an angle of 10 degrees.
At 3ip u. ". there was every indlcatiun oi an
other gale approaching, and the boats were rot
ready Such men AZ had remained on deck were
obliged to hang on tu ropes ~ they Sid down
the steeply y-inclined deck.
THE GREAT sIifp ABANDONED.
The nr.t officer and thirteen men were In one
boat. Second Onicer William Locke and six men
in another. and myself, with eighteen men, in
another. Then the boats pushed OF, and the
historic ship Great Republic had for the last
time felt human hand at her helm.
After had given Instructions regarding the
course to liormuua which lay southeast by east,
distant seventy miles, the boats passed around
the snip. The copper ON her bottom was ripped
~ In shccts, her seams were open, and the
Oakum was hanging out In festoons. The boats
were separated In heavy gale, which drove the
second officers boat back in the ncghbOrhood
of the shin. At that time, y T.. NJ. the Great Re
public was seen for the last time lying on her
starh0ard side, with her yards In the water She
doubtless went down In the gale oitho same
i.pHt
SAFE At LAST.
March 3. the three boats arrived at different
points ia bermuda, within one hour OF each
other, They were received with the utmost cor.
diality. Capt. lngham desires to return special
than ks to MIR william j. &. Hyland and his sons
Messrs. Fred. and John iyland to Capt Apln
and to the Officers uf tho SiNty-ninth regiment
of foot, and g., tae Royal Artillery, IA well as tn,
pcoilc Cf bermuda generally. ~ whom the cap
tain speaks most euthur iuallDally.
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If0ft thf A1shtr, y. H. lsfgtuth.
A few days since Dr. l.. Chc~lcy of Not
tiugham, a Wel-known md prominent physician
in Rockingham county, received "A letter from
an unknown source containing two postage
stamps, with an urgent request that he should
send 10y return mail "a letter 10 given address
i'm New York city. The doctor complied with
the request, using one Of the stamps Just re-
,ciycd in mailing the return letter, Wrttins the
stamp hy laying II upon his tongue. lie wa
Instantly seized with my-trriuus faiutiug
sensation, accompanied with severe cunVul-iNe
action Of the heart, diiCulty of breathing, and "A
prckiny numbncSs of his whole system. lie
said to lis wife, standing by, " am poisoned 10y
that stamp" She says, " II cannot be-; and
taking tho remaining stamp applied "A small
with precisely the same, though much more
severe symptoms, which have prustrated her for
several days. Nut more than ouc-tWclith part
Of the adhesive side Of the stamp was applied 20
Mrs. Chesleys tongue. Al the time Of using the
stamp Dr thcslcy had In his mouth a quid Of
tobacco, which he thinks was an antidutc to the
poison the stamp no doubt contained. Your in
fOrmunt has the above directly from the doctor,
who Is "A very Intelligent, straightforward man,
who has his own theory for accounting for tn :
de i'm upon his life. as he thinks II evidently
Was lie has had some experience Ia the South
in past years, and speaks of the ku-kluX In CON
nectiOn with this mystery. The remaining postag
STAMP has been sent to Boston for anal 7ia, and
the doctor Is determined to know more u a
case Of which he now knows 80 little.
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II the fishermen were not to be sold out to Great
britain He referred to the fact that

II the fishermen we're not TO be sold out to Great
britain He referred to the fact that
THE PRESIDENTS REcoMMENDATfoN
10 buy ships abroad had been opposed 10y Mcssrs.
Nj KTTr'rY ,Rcr PAY remarked that the
adortion of the Presidents recomme udatiun
would have been the burial of Am, ricuu ship
Mr.. lt-rrrfi did not SEQ that they had been re-
surrcctcd, since he had not seen any ship yards
started since.
iron steamships building ON the Delaware river
MIR BuTI.ER said In conclusion, that IN TINS
matter Of American shipping, they ~ !uid go T..
their fathers establish diHervntial duties III
i"Tb, Tbe q disepIsslon was further carried on by
Mcssrs. Spccr Dem, PA, WOOD llJcln.' ~ -.
Kerr dem. Ind ,, and Blrd DEN, NJ ag9,nrt
dep, Ohlo), Kelley Rcp., Ia.), and Hale kep"
NJ DrSSEt,L (Iisp., Mimi congratulated Mr..
nrouosition The discussion had revived some
what the love Of country and the love OF the
flag. His words sounded oddly in comparison
with the words Of those other gentlemen who
oppcsed the proposition, and which would
sound better in a political canvass than IN the
discussion of n question which entered into the
very life and prosperity Of the nation.
Mr. FAHNswoHTH ORep., lll) called attention
TO the combination which existed In the House
between the extreme high tariff men, the ship
ocean commcrce, all combining against tho
uroposition to purchase ships where they can be
purchased cheapest. They, never could promote
American commerce ny hrihs thcse NUN W
nut ships on the ocean. . ,
Mr.. TowNsrND uiep., Pa.) said that the doc
| trine OF " Buy whore you can ,buy cheupcsi
was the free trade doctrine Oh neniners me VINO VINO
else IL worid be 10 destroy the shipbuilding
and the coastlng trade Of the country.
without disposing 9i any OF We psihuinR pinii.l
amendments the committee rose ana tne House
at l.,H T. M. nd diOurUpu.
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Mr.. BERGH's FAIR CHAMPION.


The Bicrckcr street Car IIorses-Mr. Bcrgh
Caring for the Lame Animnl.-Mhat the
Pnssrugcrs In the Cars Think Of Him.
Ou Tuesday afternoon car 81 Of the
Blocker street line was stopped in Crosby
rect 10y ore ~ Berehs agents, and the driver
was ordered TO take out lame nag. He ac-
kuoWlcdrcd the animal was lame but said h-
orders were not t. take him out Bergh's man
then took the driver to the station house. In
the mean time the whole l,ur of cars became
blocked. and the following Interesting ccnyersa-
tion took place among the passengers Of the car
with the disabled nag;
"What's 0c na,tcrt' shouted pompous in
dividutG to driver.
Well. what ~ thetf nr'nq on your term -
thla car aul ut keen us here lu the cold all
n'tht. why ne deHl don't the company run
horses, rot old claims
Can d. that AGAINST orders, replied Driver
Til Perch" .ays an Old fellow lifting IN The
! corner, " i- nuisance; last year he was the
! death Of several sewing girls hy having drivers
arrested and causing the girls 20 walk home IN
4 iaIy-If The drivers would refuse 90 Use
! CALLED and poor cnppiod tPol%'- for hor.-,
! thcy would not get arrested, The sowing girls
nigh, have lived 10 good Old age. and we pms
-enyere would not be delayed In TIL, manner So
! Thi- little sncech from the fair defender Of
! Mr.. Bergh met with applause and the passen-
! rers proceeded 20 eNpatiHte upon the merits Of
| the ( ciCty, and the cruelty and parsimony OF
! the car company. The passengers, after being
! detained fur nearly an hour, got enraged, ana
| shouts OF why don't YOU GO on with the next
! team -aluted the drivers In all sides. one 81
| fhru. .-aIJ. because We rot 80 damages out
! If HCreh before and we then, were only detained
! a few minutes Eventually the team ~ The
! serond car. which had stood shverng for an
| hnur lu me q, II' was hrouFht I"tNMu ana
hitrhod =" the fist car and the line Of nifty can
| began 10 move.
The sun., 1872-03-14

Southern state securities were again strong on some
Of the and active In the principal descriptions
Tennessccs rose cent. TO 66N VirFiuas todl selling
At 81 to 5,, aud deferred ~ s. Old North Car0linas
we're arm y se94A, the special tar q cent. OH
rising to isA, the funding act of ls6 declining TO
ytS and new D cent. to y. south turoliuas new
Werc active and strong the July issues rising cent
s5 0ater reactng o. and the October ~ 10 49,
with nnal decline 10 32k There quick inquiry for
New York bounty bonds at 10 20 Uh state s. of s.g
6s sold ~ TO gY city bank stocks sold AZ follows
Central National, iOl Continental, gi and Hank Of
Commerce llikaiis In railroad bonds there was a
very large business, the Puchc mortgage commanding
cons pruous prominence. Cputrals TO fi( Union
nrsts on 90 o. land grants s3il and Incomes - to 81
Chicago, Burlington AMI quincy sold at M New York
Central e. OF i-eJ at az Alton and Iorrr Hautc "a
preferred. ~ do income, VI; Great western 2ds,
~ Ohio aud Miss. !ds, 81; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
2ls. ssA Mlwnuk'r and S. Paul t=ts, H4 do. 10
convertible gi4 ~ o. &. and !. g. gl Lake Shore
dividend bonds "a 1T ~ cedar Pals and Minnesota.
New Jersey southern Let, e. Chicago and Alton lets,
lnl { , aud Gr.'nt Western ists ~ ls.e 90 9la4.
The fuuoWtlE Vcr the lAhcst, lowest, and T.. VI.
clDs4it. prices OF STOCKS: finu1g-
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nnIIrond Con.olido,Iou In New Jer-ey.

TnrNToN, March BIN the Senate to-day the
b TO validate agreements between companies owning
railroads between Sew York aud Philadelphia belong.
Ing the united companies was passed in both Houses
Thi- bin makes one consolidated company Of the New
jersey Railroad, Camden aud Aiuboy, and Del
awnr6 and kariun Canal II authorles thc
calling Ia Of all The present ceriincatts Of
.tocT and the issae Of new cer'ihcales. one
Board ~ Directors Dt thirteen mruhtr- IL 10 De up.
pointed and .iver thr Sts'c one Director instead ~
two Tho Narrow Gauge lailruad b. Vas Loot in the
H.ltrh hy vote OF q L. =. An cnOrt viii he made to
The sun., 1872-03-14

GESEyA WATCHES SELLING FOR LIS THaN
CosiAt as Broadway Il to be found one of thg inject
aud largest assortment of watches ever bcA ID owing
90 the failure of the Great Geneva watch Company the
American spouts have been authorized 10 dispose NJ
this stock amounting 10 over one million dollars
worth-at prices lar below hnt u any Icwolry cstab
sueut u this city our readers had better visit this
establishment carly 10 obtain their choice, and We
advise purchasers To 90 In the daytime 10 avoid t'e
crowd lu the evening Every salesman In this palace Of
watches Is an expert matchmaker, aud Is polite aud nt
tcntye 10 customers whether tney purchase or not
Jurgcnscn watches are sold al this Establishment three
tmot less than can be bought at any other store on
broadway. The store II the Great Geneva watch tom
To- located ihA broadway, httWrru II-Nfn and
Nnth streets and n readers desire Ia obtain an er
giant tWrpiece THIS 10 the plac" 10 20 TO- hi hfpad
Nay.-.lit
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ThcRcnI Estntc NInrkct.

At the Exchange Salesroom yesterday the
huc. buildings and lots III, il3, 49, aud M West
Eleventh street were sold 20 s. Guc for f2ip" The
same gentleman purchased the houses and lots u and ~
West Sixteenth street Tor t24JuO each. Two frame
houses and los on Tie east side Of Avenue we're sold
10 lIH,Icn Brown Tor sAsu and the frame house and
Joe on the south side o tfty hrst street SO feet rat ui
Tirst avenue TO James ReAtty for t4,l The property
on Thir, nrs street near inc Fourth avenue put
up but u Iillrawn q aftera bid Oi tl1hh.
Judge Daiv has lust purchased large brown stone
huu-. iu ri,y,-cy yIud street, u Hr the ran avenue
overlooking Central Park. Tue house i ,ny PARTIAL y
NJ Trt,rhus sold a. pri' ate sHe ne house a.9 'o
u N north side ~ Ility seventh street ~ frt west o
LlAIlgtyn ly ruuu, 10 ftONes Dayls Tor s!UrJyI.
The sun., 1872-03-14

II viii be remembered that We briefly alluded few
days since 10 "A movement ln progress hy Nclrk.o~u
banking gcutl ncu TO establish national banh tl ts
c'y which should act redemption bureau for all The
national banks a. amcctng held FOR ths rurpo,c nt
tine Nicholas Hotel on the ah Inst, Ex-Governor
Auo, y. smith OF Rhode Island vas called 10 preside,
Henry n Martin. ESQ u Albany, being chosen Secro.
tary. Al ths meeting Il resolved TO Organize such
htuk, to Doc called The United statcb National Bank
with capital uf not less than tiuu, with liberty to
Increase the sumc 10 Ouul. n Il proposed TO invite
the Hon Freeman clark the lntc Comftrull,r OF the
Currency, 10 the presidency of the new Institution.
The sun., 1872-03-14

Lo>pON March l3.-'The proprictors Of the
res,apcr aad lob printing otces in London are en-
d"a'orrg 20 break up The various typographical
u.HHs 100 thr city and strike OF the cohposlon W
cuLE- ..DLLe VI II.s InuN enLenl 10 imminent
The sun., 1872-03-14

WAsulNGIoN, March -, j, Il, ONel. Wit
ncs. before he House Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds testified to-day that the beet Seneca stone
will not stand over ten thousand pounds pressure 10 the
squar. inch, she hat usrd by Mlntu IN Tie perlu9n
III foundation ale VI the LsA STATE d. partmcut VIII
not probably stand more tlan two thousand pound.
The EaNs are ruined IS lis urr, t~cny pliets beng
Cracked, and The EtIuC Do tlc arch is tplt through,
The sun., 1872-03-14

HARTFoHD, March l3.-The FIRST pullic meet
us ~ the campaign viii he held tonight by the Rcpub
leans Addresses vii be- made by Cen y. T.. sokIcs Of
'tA FORK ud Gen Wm. Williams Of lnd4sua. GcL,
r. llawlDy viii preside.
The sun., 1872-03-14

NEW YoRK, Wednesday. March l3.Twentv
83i hccves arrived, all at COmmunipaw. Tho
market not materially different from that ~ Mon-
day. Quality ranged from common TO good, including
cars Texas and Cherokee stock and poorest to best
lots wers sold at Ndi2c. n.
Tweuty.four cars or l,OI1 sheep were In with cars
back, Trade rather dull, and prices IA
vornblc to the buying interest. Some pretty common
sheep were sold at ssskc and some very good DO ut
i0c.
Thirty eight cars or 1858 hogs were In with % cars
back None on sale alive. Dressed hogs dull Gt
65f@ &c. for city, and 5N@bAc. for Western.
The sun., 1872-03-14

steamship Wyoming, Lverrool. mdse. and pass.
steamship Manhattan, Charleston, :. c., mdsc. and
pass.
Steamship F. c. Knight Georgetown d. C.. mdsc. and
pass.
steamship Italy. Liverpool, mdse. aud pass.
snip l,CpuhllOk, NUw Castle, Cuui
Schr Laura a. Webb Rnracoa fruit.
Also, the usual river anu cOastwisu vessels.
The sun., 1872-03-14

PLYMOUTH, March l3.-The British screw
irigate Aurora, ~ guns, while leaving Plymouth sound
today for Gibraltar, struck on Nicholas Reef Tugs
cetb ~ the tide b rising.
The sun., 1872-03-14

The Great Or sna Dollar store, 667 Broadway,
under the Grand Central Hotel contains larger asort
men Of useful and fancy goods than any other store IN
the world. The choice Of any article In the establish
uent fof o., regardless VI eost OF yslue.-Adp
The sun., 1872-03-14
tINIAcIIh AND CouMERcrt1.

Al shiues !-Knox's spring style Of hats,
ANA awaits public approval at e2 lroadNay.- .lat.
The sun., 1872-03-14
MdRINE INTELLIGE ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-rirs nav.
sun rises. 80 sun scts..... W Moon sets II. IS
man WArEn-ritfs nay.
sandy Hook. a.. II Gov. Island. ~ W Hell Gate. a