Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
Local Intelligence.

REAL EsTATE.-Remembsr the sale of lots this
tho junction of Eleventh street with the p. w. X
B. r. r.
CHANGE OF TME.-The time table Of the
Delaware RAILROAD Line has been changed, as
will be seen BY reference to our advertising col
umns. The change will 60 into effect on Mon
day.
In FOR RxpAIRs-The Pullman palace sleeping
car "Antelope." built by the jackson & Sharp
Company. of this city. was sent down from Ph''a-
depha this morning. and placed IN the CON-
pany's shops for overhauling aud repairs
IoE. Pusey X Rice think. IS the weather is
still cool, they get along one week more with
out running their ice wagons on Sunday. After
tomorrow. they will run every Sunday during
the Summer to give their customers better salts
faction.
F1RE.-The Fountain Hotel. at Marydel. owned
and occupied by Samuel r. Clark. was destroyed
by fire the 9th lust Loss about $4,000, insured
for $500 in the Kent County Mutual. This
makes from 81, 900 to $1,000 this company has lost
this year.
MARINE NEws.-The sioop Alaska arrived at
Brandyw,ne -four mills, with grain.
Schooner Cohassett arrived at Pusey, Jones 4
Co.'S wharf.
Sloops, Plante, and Lilly B., and schooner
Rambler sailed
CAR SHIPxESTs.-Th The Jackson + Sharp Com
pany shipped this morning one narrow guage
baggage car to Columbus Ca for the North &
south Railroad; also, two passenger cars TO Knox
vile, Tenn. for the East Tennessee, Virginin i
Georgia Railroad.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Company one
Pullman palace car to New York.
Tony PAsroR's TRoUPE.-This famous orga-
nlzation, Oh their second annual tour, adver
tse elsewhere to give one OF their superb enter
tainments on Wednesday evening next, at the
Masonic Temple. This troupe is composed Of first
class artists only, and claims TO be- superior to any
other organization of the kind i'll existence. The
entertainment will be envened with songs, dam-
ces and music, and will, doubt, prove interest,"
ing to all who may attend.
SALE OF HARpwARE-Messrs Ogle Il Mil
Ter, Auctioneers will sell at Their auction roonls
No. COS Market rect on Monday morning, at
10 O'clock fine lot of hardware. including n
large assortment Of housekeepels hardware
This sale saoud he well attended as the whole
stock will positively be sold and bargains can
doubtless le obtained.
POLICE CASES. Jas. Dougherty, tor vagrancy.
was committed to New Castle for 60 days, by
Mayor Valentine. this morning.
Jos. Derlas, col. was arrested by officer Flet-
cher, charged with the larceny of pair of pants,
| n gun. overcoat, two axes. and 81 III money. the
property of John Turner coored. Held III 1900
bail to answer the charge at court.
BENZ. Stirling, tor violating city ordinance,
was fined 81 and costs.
One case of drunkenness was disposed of, at 80
| cents and costs.
| MARKETS Butter sLd this morning from 40
to 90 per pound eggs 24a25a doz, chickens 75a$l -
pair, potatoes l0al2 half peck, apples 30a40 do
walnuts 10 do; beets l5 do radishes 5aS per
bunch horse radish 5as per root, rhubarb Sale
per bunch; asparagus l5a20 do; lettuce l2ali
do; onions 2a3 apiece, cabbage plants 80 cents a
hundred tomato plants 81 do sweet potato plants
80 do; shad Boa per pair; herring lOal5 a doz.
beef steak l2a2O a pound, veal II do: mutton
lSa20 do, ham. 20 whole l3 sliced; dried beef
Is sliced, 90 whole; lard lOal2 per pound, holo
gona sausage IL do; oats 90 per bushel.
SHIPBuILDINa IN SUSSEX COUNTY -Shipbuild
ers were never 80 busy in Sussex caunty before
Every yard is engaged, says the Journal. not onl,
for one but for several vessels. At Laurel a larg
vessel will shortly be launched, and one Of 50'
tons to be built: at Seaford all the men that caI
be had are at it; at Millsboro vessel 10 tn
stocks. and on the Broadkin the Clyde OF SUSSEX
the adze OF the ship builder is heard from VI
until sun down; one large vessel just launched
three others being built and several moro con
tracted. For many long years there has been n,
such demand for vessels, and our builders al
, doubtless reaping fine harvest.
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