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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-08
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF INTEREST IN

N REAL ESTATE IN AMELIA AND
CHESTERFIELD COuNTlES.-Pursuant to
an order of the District Court of the United
States, for the Eastern District of Virginia, in
the matter of Thomas Hewlett, Bankrupt, the
undersigned will SELL at public auction, at Anne
lia Courthouse, at O'Clock p. NJ, June Goth,
1872, Chat being tday. the whole interest of
the said bankrupt in the REAL ESTATE of
which Thomas Hewlett, ST., deceased, died.
seized and possessed; except the interest of said
bankrupt in the tract of land lying in the Coun ty
of Amelia, upon which he now resides.
TERMS--One- third cash land the balance in
two equal payments al six and twelve months
with interest
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STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.

OLD DOMINION MILLS, corner Eighth and
Main. Coffees roasted daily for hotels, grocers,
and private families, at 5ocents per 100 pounds.
See advertisement Virginia Tea and Coffee
StoT
w. Is. HERSMAN 81 CO., Eighth street. near
nj H. Coffees roasted, and spices and crack
ground for grocers, bakers, and druggists.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT EF-
Affects IN SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY,
/ shall on Saturday, the 10th, of June 1879, at
Berlin, in Southampton county, at the residence
of Milton d. Butler, proceed to sell for cash,
ONE MULE, SEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE,
and other personal effects, it being the personal
property surrendered in the said M. ID. Buffers
schedule. WILLIAM b. SIiANDS,
Assignee in Bankruptcy, of Milton d. Butler.
in K
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DICIIMOND AND .......
IL YORK RIVER RAILROAD


NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL.
ING PUBLIC.
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TYPE FOUNDERS.


ii. l.. PELOUZE & CO., Franklin, between
Twelfth and Thirteelth streets. See adver-
tisement.
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SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING.
VIZ A. WYATT 81 A. e. EVANS,
w . 7O4 GRACE STREET,
de % All work shall be promptly attended to
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DUTTERICK'S PATTERNS.
~ Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Office S23 Main street.
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PLUMBING, STEAM & GAs-FITT1Nc

DANIEL oDONNELL, No. SIS Broad street
w. }. ANDERSON, Nos. s25 Main and 2O5
Broad streets.
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ID IUIiNiOND ANU ENNEILLE. HAfbhUAU
~ On and after SUNDAY, June 9th, 1872,
C,nyN-Sy yUIs,ur.
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DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID at w. J. ANDERSON'S,
S25 Main and 205 Broad stI Get.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
New BOOa ana NnOe Store.
= GEO. 8. HAGANY,

No. WEST SECOND STREET 0
q between Market and Shipley has just opened
erge and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes,
iii Of which no proposes sell prices to suit the
present times. and respectfully AXIS the public to
A. v and N alnina his AtOck. le
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

A Swedish dictionary, which has been
through the letter A ats cost Of SSo, 900.
Next to Rothschild, the wealthiest banker
"a an errsnd how at a olarv Of ons aorin =
week.
81 Bswaze Of the boy who Y too big to help his
father, or who denies his relatives.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Iostetters United States Almanac for 1873. for dis
tribution 0rais. throughout the United States and
all civilized countries Of the " esern lIcmisphcrc is
now published and ready for delivery in tho Eng
iish, 'erman, French. Norwegian. Welsh, swedish
Holland bohemian and Spanish languages. and all
who wish to understand the true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the valuable suggestions it
contains. In addition to an admirable medical trea-
tl'' on the causes. prevention and OF great Va
nety o diseases, it embraces large amount of in
formation interesting To the merchant. the mechanic
the MINER the farmer. the planter and professional
innn; and the calculations have been made for stci
merilan> and attitudes as are most suitable for A
correct and comprehensive NATIONAL tALENDAR
IN" nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects
al ll"Stettcss Stomach itters. the pie tonic anl
Alternative of more than half the Christian world are
fully set forth in itS which also nter>per
sell with pictorial Illustrations. valuable recipes tpr
the household and farm, humorous anecdotes and
| other instructive and amusing reading matter nrt
ginal and selected. Among the Annuas to appea,
with the opening OF the year this vii, be one IN,
most useful. and be had for the aslino Tn,
proprieters. MeSsr- liu,tcttcr Smith. Pittsburgh
Pa. ON receipt OF Il two cent stamp. will forward n
copy by mail 10 any person who cannot procure on,
| III his nciShherhund. The Bitter, sold in every
eity, town anl village. and are extensively use
throughout the entire civilized world.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
The New War Sloops.

The Washington correspondent of the Press, OF
this date, says:
"The Secretary OF the Navy had another hearing
to-day before the Senate Committee on Naval Al.
fairs on behalf Of the bill TO authorize the con.
struction Of ten steam vessels of war; Attcr hear
Ing him, the committee appointed Il sub-commit-
tee, consisting of Senators Cragn and Morrill, OF
Maine, who are to examine the matter and make
report 1t is understood the Senate Committee
will report the bill as it originally came from the
House committee, with an amendment allowing
the Secretary the discretion to where the YES.
soils shall be built 1t is thought the House will
yield and allow the Secretary ten instead of sN
vessels."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
Death of Edwin Forrest,

PHILADELPHIA. December l2.--Edwin
Forrest, the tragcdian, fell dead this A. NJ.
while dressing, at his residence OIL North
Broad street.
Mr.. Forests servants repaired to his room,
before ten O'Clock this morning, as it was
later than his usual hour for coming down.
They found him lying ON the bed apparently
suffering from appOlexy. He had been exercis-
sing with dumb bells, and had evidently
nearly completed dressing, having been adj just.
ing his neck-tie when Overpowered. He died
in about half an hour after being discovered
He leaves no Immediate relatives, his only
sister having died several years ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
Lasting loneliness.

Twenty years ago, when paint, pearl powder
and enamel, were running the compilations and
destroying the health Of women of fashion,
HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM was brought out as a
pure botanical cosmetic, guaranteed to gestore
bloom and beauty to the SKIN. From that time to
the present 1t has been continually rising in pu bic
estimation a. the safest and most unexceptionabie
preparation OF its class. Instead Of producing an
artificial, metallic surface like the deadly enameIs
or whiting the cutcle like the poisonous fluids sold
under various names as "beautters," it keeps the
skin a. soft as velvet, renders it smooth and
glossy satin, and imparts to it that
tinge, which the beau ideal of complexional
lovsliness. This exquisite chromatic effect is not
transient by applying the Balm daily itimay be
prolonged from youth to age. A laiy who pur-
chased the first bottle OF the article nineteen years
aqo, writes to say that her complexion at forty is
"purer, clearer and moro brilliant than il has ever
bsen" and she attributes its beauty solely to the
daily use OF HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13

Ph9nixville claims the largest mill in the
world, excepting the celebrated Kupp iron
works of Germany.
Hon. Washington Townsend has introduced
a bill into Congress TO repeal the law requi-
ring stamps on bank checks,
The people at Downingtown are atwar among
themselves as to which end of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad lie i,Ot shall be built.
There have been seven deaths from small
box in Washington since Tuesday. The dis
ease, however, is said to be less malignant
than last year.
CAPTAIN BOgardus, "the famous pigeon
shooter, {" is reported to have been seriously
wounded, by accident, in Indiana, last Mon
day.
Several hundred additional Italians have
been landed ut New York in state Of des-
titution, and they state that 1000 more are
coming.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13

Our Silver Crop.

The production Of silver from the mines Of
Utah for the year 1871 is roughly estimated at
S5,OOO,O 900. and writer in the Omaha Herald
predicts that the total yield for 1872 will reach
double that amount. II is difficult, however, to
arrive at an accurate estimate Of the production
III this Territory, a. the shipments are made.
some OF them in refined silver bullion, others in
base bullion Of varying value, and others still
In ores OF widely different degrees of fineness.-
1t is believed, though, that the Little Cotton
wood district alone has yielded more than &c.
oO0,OoO the present year. There are seven
mines there. besides the Emma, yielding more
than SoOOOOO each, some reaching as high as
$l.400,OOO.
Prot. Clayton of Nevada. a competent au-
thoriy, estimates that the silver product of that
State for 1872 will be from 30 to 33 per cent.
greater than last year. He believes the Com
stock lo1e will this year yield not less than
$l6,O0O,0O0. This includes, of course, all the
bullion from that lode, proportion, greater OF
less, being gold The Raymond and EIy mine
in the Phoebe district of Nevada is the mos,
productive silver mine known except the Crown
Point mine on the CoMsock lode. Its WELD
this year is expected to exceed 81 900 600. Thi.
mine was stocked and sold in San Francisco 70,
- 100000 and has paid seven per cent.
per month on its stock ever since the da,
OF It. sale. Mr.. Raymond, one Of its discoverer
holds one million dollars in its stock, on whict
he receives $4,000 monthly. His dividend
for the last twelve months have amounted |,
$4,000 in gold.-N. Y. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Letter Rrom President Hinckle

TO the Editor Of the Now York Times
Two severe railroad accidents, very similar
to each other, both in cause and effect, have re
csnt'y occurred. One was upon the Pennsyl-
vanis Railroad, and one was upon the Philadel.
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
1O.h were caused BY disobedience or neglect of
we'll known and long established rules on the
part Of men directly in charge Of the trains. In
your issue Of to-day, noticing the Pennsy lvania
Railroad accident, you alluded to several other
yecent accidents occurring upon "roads notorious
6r bad equipment and worse management" l
cannot think this condemnation WAS meant Cor
e., but think that the public will suppose you
did % mean it And a our past record is
clearly shown in the Auditor Generals reports
TO the Pennsylvania Legislature 10 be good
-. and one that compares very favorably with
aUy railroad doing similar amount Of business,
~! ! venture to ask that you will, as briefly
= yeu please call attention 10 the fact that dur
teG tho nix years next preceding November,
l072. only one passenger was killed upon our
trains, and hs "isll from car in motion while
hs was intoxicated" aud but two passengers
were injured, "bo.h Of whom were upon the car
platforms, In disobedience Of rules
We were using steel rails 10 1864, and for
some yean have bought no iron rails. We use
the Mills plat Iorms Wharton switches, Cleve-
land frogs fog signals, block signals, and Wes-
tinghau5 brake. (although the latter improve
nsse be- not yss 6ssn adopted by the Baltimore
past Of The oolliding train when our accident
oecurrsd.) lido not want my my nar,e TO ap-
eeas snlsas. the facts here given be questioned
- sAenld deem Il . personal favor, al
veil = a act Of justice, If you will take ua
ont of The group Of badly equipped and mis-
nasaged roads IN which your article Of to-day
see0s 10 plscs q.
Vssy respectfully, your obsdient servant,
10AAU HINCKLEY, President
fhilaaslphis, Wilninstoa and Baltimore Rail
road Csnsaag.
PHNADolRulA, Monday, Dec. 3, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
DAILY GAZETTE.
a.ASks'-Hon. B. 7. Biggs will accept our
'n.nN' 'or copy ofa recent report of the Dc.
partment Of Agriculture.
Fifth Avenue Motel caI.hn,.v.

Inc N. 4. Tribune, Of Thursday, states that
'nere were eleven lives lost at the fire in the Fifth
avenue Hotel The papers of the previous day
stascd that there were twenty-five dead and diving
found In the rooms where the fire RACED Tho
quarters of the servant girls are described ,s to,
lows:
THE DEATH-TRAP
% lar as can be ascertancd the fire originated
u smaii room occupied by one of the laundry
servants, or In a small closet Oh the fourth floor
near tnc private staircase leading to the servants
ing staircase the flames ran with great rapdty,
ana soon reached the upper floor This floor, on
inc twenty third street side, is cut ND into small
no0ms, each containing two or more beds. The
cenlng Is about eight feet high, and the passage
ways about five feet wide. There is great deal
o. light woodwork, consisting mainly of parti-
uons, and the ceiling was of common lath and
PiesIcr, onertng no resistance to the famcs which
soon ate their way through and seized upon the
Dea@s, 1oess, and raftcrs Fed by this light wood
work the flames, soon after the fire was discover
ca, had spread for q distance of nearly 100 feet.
da1ing rapidly through the narrow passape.ways
ana nlling them and the rooms with n hot and
onnding smoke, TO inhalc which was certain
aeasn; Here was the death trap. The fatal room
IN whlch eleven women perished, the stairway
through which the flames ascended, the dormi
tOrcs I0r the other servants and the means of cs.
cape This stairway 10 situated in the center of the
:ousnsru nall OF the hotel and extends from the
soendry IN the basemement to the roof. seven
stsrscs above. 1t 10 intended as private passage
pytvnich servants can pass from the lower stories
p - slsepng-rooms without Interfering with
sne movAnents of the guests Of the house. The
stafwey very narrow and winds so closely
around supporting shaft Of IRON that it Is
mounted With great difficulty. The landings are
vev Aemsrous. being built on every floor and
siso ;, between the stories Opening upon every
!anding.ylaoe u q small low.studded room, six
feet BY nine. in which slept on the night of the fire
girls who during the day worked in the laundry
The bodies were all found in two rooms nea,
the head OF tho staircase. Nearly all of those
who escaped we're aroused barely in time to gel
out on the roof through q passage-way, or dowr
ths stairs towards the Broadway front. In u
!sw cases the wire gratings and windows were bro
ksu IN BY those on the rooi, and the inmates were
rescued. In one or two instances the inmates O.
rooms ssised chairs or missiles and broke til,
wt4k1pW and wire grating, cutting, the
hands and faces but finally clalnbering upon the
root. Those who were burned mad not sufficien
presence OF mind apparently to adopt this expe
dent. 1t is moro than piobable that they wer,
70 blinded and confused by the smoke that the,
scarcely knew what to do, or perhaps they wer
nalf scconscious when aroused, from the effec
OF iahaling the smoke.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
WATER RENTERS TAKE NOTICE,

The bill Is for the year ISIS are now rcady and pay
able ut the Registrars Office. luv Market street
The law requires that all bills paid on or before
January 3lst. 1873. the tacc OF the bill and on all
paid during the month OF February, per cent al
ditlonai and on all paid during the month of March.
10 yer cent. additional anl any amounts remaining
unpaid after April ist ls, the Registrar is required
TO have the Ferrulc> withdrawn and suit institute,
Tor the recovery OF the amounts due and water will
no, again he let mt" such premises until all arrears
with assessments and two dollars tor drawing Fer
rules are paid. FRANK. 4. TAYLOR.
wafer Department, Dec. ., ls,e. Registrar.
oi'lcc hours. = To L. a. M and tp p. III. dee5tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
0ooessetson Of q llshthouse.

MM Yo4K, Dec. 12.-A letter from Gaspe
1ay, oeA lask, states that the lighthouse on
Al11aosee lelA11 wee eemletely destroyed in
W. NJ han1o44e. Iho housa Of the light.
hoase keepY ,Nas also destroyed, and Mr..
Aaxtes. ~ teq. his wife and six children
Wsss alseWrUeksa q the island.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13

The New York Evening Post thinks tn e
inquiry Is pertinent, how many other hote Is
besides the 9TH Avenue are any better prOvi i
ded with the means Of escape, in the event of
flre' The modern improvements, the editor
admits, are something but, after all what are
| they worth, if they are to be part and parcel
| only of huge map-trapso
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
oass q osndsmnsd war vessels

n N1W Hosk, Deesmber 12-A sale was begun
6 - nayy-ja.a. " day. Of eondsmned war
y3: TSs =. & Sss!.ia's =. snd a. Albany were
- 49, IN inelude 15o. 90 Ids, Old wrought
- lAeoe ~ ea1t hon, q. ooO lbs, iroa s6ot
eall6el ~ 4119.eee feet of white oak timber.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13

NoTIcE;,
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
Eany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter 10 an trom all ponts
on the line Of their road and West Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph Office
No. West Third street or to their Depot. Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMullcn 4 Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
q. SrOLZ,
aO6.H Genl Sup't W. 4 K. X. K Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
4otifes.

ENLECTION,
~ National Bank of Wilmington X I,randywinc
III. WILMINGTON. Dec. Is, 1872.
tne Banking House. on TUESDAY. the lith day Of
January next, between the hours of 2 and o'clock
y. m. L. RICE, Cashier.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
NOTICE.

Hay ing sold my interest in the Coal business to A.
y, hrithier; who Will continue the business at the
on slant > r.. corner Water and West streets
'hecriuliy recommend him To my customers and the
pubic generally n worthy ut their patronage
take pleasure III thanking my customers for their
patronage in tha past.
:, am very respectfully. JOSEPH FOUr.
P.S.-l Will remain N Mr. keithlers o,hce for the
PURPOSE Of settling NJ my business.
dec'-lw los EDT'r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
Bowers Hoof Liuiment.

After 50 years practical experience with horses.
in staging. teaming. &c. have learned that NOR
horses have been crippled by inattention TO the
feet than all other diseases com bned. After many
experiments have found the true remedy to PRE-
VENT the disease OF the hoof or restore it aer neg
ii iyencs. to what nature intended il should bottle
great support Of the noble anmal: Ifthe hoof Is in
hamed aud diseased the animal Il comparatively
worthless. his L nimsnt will surelv prepeNt this
worst of all diseases. Contraction Corns. Quarter
Cracks. Contraction of the Back Sinew. generally
called Knee Sprung. &e.o and restore those that
have been crippled BY the want Of such . remedy.
A-Try it. and # will never fail if properly ap-
piled. viz:
necessary ct the heel and frog and around the hoof
close to the hair. d. G. BOYER,
Norristown, Pa.
Mr. NJ. C. EoYER-Dear Sir. This 10 to certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable for
three months past. on moro than one hundred hor-
sos, and find it the best preparation have ever
used on horses: 1t is far better than you recon-
mend it. Send me FIVE cases at once. BY express.
c. y. ID. HARRY HAMILTON.
No. lS2 West 3lst street. New York City.
4. BR1NGHURST i CO.. druggists. corner 9Th
and NJ arket streets W Elimination. having boon sp-
pointed agents for this valuable and popular Hooi
Liniment, are fully prepared to- up2ly it wholessle
and retail at the manufacturer sprices.
sep l9-dtaw&w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13

NOTICE-A Special Meeting Of the ST. Georges
~ Society will be held at their room, on Friday
evening, s, December 18th. on importan, business.
BY order OF the President
JouN WILSON, Sec'ry. decli ri
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
OBJECTION NOTICE.
FIRST national RASK.

ELECTION NOTICE.
~ ,, FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
~. Wilmington. Dell Dec. IL, 1872.
CO. Not,cc y hereby that the annual meeting of the
Stockholders Of this Bank will be held at the Bank
Ing Ing House on TUESDAY. the 18th day of January.
the purpose Of clectng Nine Stockholders to serve as
Directors the ensuing year.
deel3 GEO D. ARNSTRoNc C,sb;.r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13

NOTICE DELAWARE LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ Ameeting OF the Stockholders of the Delaware
next. December L. at "a o'clock in the office Of the
secretary. No. Jr. Market street. to act on Amend
ments to the Laws in reference the Oldest SO
ries GEO G. MARIS Sec'ry
decl2-5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-13
dec,o IT.

NOTICE.
~ There will he a meeting of the members of the
First Delaware Regiment on Monday evening. De
cember ID, ls'2, in the Grand Jury Room. Custom
House Building, at y, o'clock All members Of the
Regiment are cordially invited To attend.
decl2I JAMES NJ. BRlNE Sec'ry
, 1872-12-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. II.
ALCOHOL-Was In moderate request at $l.77@1. 81
for 81 per cent proof.
BROOM CORE-This market was without pereepti-
bic chnnge Orders continue to be received from
Eastern manufacturers for small lots Of fair to choice
brush. Dealera anticipate more active movement
next month. The 1ocl trade ia confined to small lots
for immediate consumption We continue to quote !:
No. bur-, ,7@3e per b No. do, 5@6Ac; No. stalk
braid, e@6c; No. do, 4@4Kc No. 8 do, 3@4c; In
eide green, 4G4Hc; do rcd tip, Sc; do pale and red
2@53Sc.-
DEANS-Thero was moderate inquiry for beans
to-day, with abundant offerings. Prices about the
sama for the past week. We quote: Naves at $2.10
@235 fair to good, at Sl.75@2.00, common to me-
du, 2@1.50. Bales include 10 brls good navies at
S. brs fair at 81 20 sacks good at 6200 Is
bags at s1.G5: brls at $50: 10 bu at sl.a5.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Tha inquiry was light
and restricted to small lots Prices were without ncr-
ration and quotable follows: Stucco, s25o9
ITS New York stucco casing, s3.75@4oo; auperaue
cement, $40 per brl; Louisville cement $500 Akron
cement, $500; marble dust, $3.e50350 Line, III bulk,
s10o@1. Is lime lin brs), S135@1.5o per brl white
sand, per brl, $o75@3o0; plastering hair per bu,
40@45c fire brick, per 1000, 4000990.0o building
brick {common), $l10o915.o country brick, s13oo@
1400; Woodstock pressed range at f25.009 ST.
Louis Hydraulic pressed, S45.00, del; Milwaukee,
$780, del Raciue, $500 90, del; Hnsdale $500, del
fire clay, per bri, $4G0@500. The following is the list
Of prices per box OF 50 feet for domestic window glass;
from which reduction Of 40 per cent Is made by deal
era