Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

Caulley, Esq has been mentioned as the candidate
Tor Representative In the Legislature Ana also
that ot | c. Grubb, Esq. Either would make
such member as We should have
The MARKETS. Butter iOaib per pound; eggs
3oa33 per doz chickens .iaSl 10 per par Pota-
toes lJa2U per half peck sweet potatoes 3oa4o per |
halt peck; apples Sal0 do ; tomatoes lOal, do;
string beans l0al2 do; onions 25 do pears lOa2o
no peaches l2a20 do, or 50aSl per basket egg |
plant 3sl0 each cabbage 3al0 per head beets |
4ao per bunch corn l0al2 per doz. i; lima beans
lol5 per quart; grapes ia 10 do cantelopes2slo
each watermoons l5a50 each; oats 4Oa45 pei
bnshel; beef l0a20 per pound lamb ls,?j do;
mutton loa2O do; veal l2a25 do; lard ~ do.
A Radical meeting will be held at Luton
Hall, Newark, Del, on Saturday evening. at
!! o'clock. Anthony Higgins Esq, will ad-
| dress il.
SALE OF MoNEy-At the regular. monthly
meeting of Hope Loan Association. last even
| ing. 5000 sold at 2974 per cent premium. and
sl4oO at 27ia.
SUICIRE.-Mrs. Louisa Barker, of George
town, Del, committed suicide. on Wednesday
morning, by hanging herself. She lad been
,abOring under mental alteration, for some
time past.
SPECIAL MEETING.-A special meeting of
| the Americas Club has been called for to-
morrow evening, at o'clock, Mt the club
rooms, Morrow's Building. I'll Market street
A full attendance is requested.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire. about
II O'Clock. last night was caused by pile OF
Shavings and drips becoming ignited, from
some unknown cause in Buyers saw mill,
foot of 'Iatnall street No damage was sus-
tained
SPECIAL MEETING. The Grand Lodge OF
Delaware, of A. +. "A. NJ will hold special
meeting at Masonic Hall, on Thursday even
ing, 27th inst. The meeting is called for the
purpose of installing the officers of Oriental
Lodge No. S.
FARM FOR SALE. {. .Faiyre offers his de-
sirable country seat. situate on the kennett
pike, in Christiana Hundred, at private sale.
1t is very handsomely located, and well
worth the attention of every one wishing to
purchase pleasant place in the country.
SALE OF BUILDING I.oTs.-James Bradford,
Esq, advertses sale of TO eligibly situated
building lots for September l4th. They are on
Delaware, Gilpin and Shallcioss Avenues and
Washington Jefferson, Thirteenth, Jackson,
Harrison, Clayton and Lincoln streets See
advertisement
MosQUIToEs-To sleep sound aud not be
troubled with flies or mosquitoes, Use Holmes
Patent Oriental Mosquito Canopy, the only
mosquito bar frame that can be opened and
closed while suspended from the ceiling and car
be taken off the frame and replaced after wash
ing without being ripped Come and see then
in position at Henry Grebe's (sole agent for tn,
s,tate), at 309 Market street. #
CUT--Thomas Glasgow who resides nes
s Eighth and Taylor, while returning from th'
South side Of the Chrisiana bridge at the foo
of Market street, last Tuesday evening, wa
badly cut with razor across the temple, on tn
L left shoulder on the cheek, aud also badly cu
u in other places. He was se badly intoxicated
~ that he was unable to give any account of hi
OF assailant. lie was taken 10 Mclnalls dru
store when Dr. McInall dressed the wound'
: putting in fifteen stches after which lie wa
sent home.
pc SUDDEN DEArH.-Thomas Cartmann, an ol
es a man, IS years of age, died suddenly, Wednes
day morning near his residence,at Quarryv,ll,
lg Brandywine HID. He had been absent for tw
;, or three days, and was his way home, whe
e, he was observed 10 suddenly fall 10 the groun
ne ." under an apple tree. He was taken into III
n house, and a physician summoned, but | efor
de he arrived, the man was dead Coroner Woo,
NJ n,' ward summoned a jury and held an inquest.
70, Or. Shortlidge who had been summone stat
that death had resulted from heart disease, All
81 "a the jury rendered verdict to that effect u,
ceased leaves no family.
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- THE STRAIGHTouTS IN WLMINGToN.-M
Howard .. Moore, who was Secretary Of the r
cent meeting to elect delegates to Louisvill
, writes a C conmu un icalion to the New York Der
ocrat, in which he declares tho old leaders he
who have gone for Greeley, are having hal
-. time Of it,and states his belefthat il the Staigf
ha, ont here had good speaker on their side tn
Isl; could AIRY The STATE, Mr.. Moore concluded i
,hhn ,ha letter a. follows
Below you will find the names of few who
| personally know will not vote for Greeley
DR.. J. A. Brown, HenIy Naylor. Hsrm
Aherns, Thomas d. Burk, Christian Ginder,
X. Lynch, James A. Plunkett, james Plat,,
A. J. Wyatt, Edward Pierson. Benton Duff Ev
the Griffin Joseph Watson, John T. Roberts, II.
ry r. Bradford. james Seaman, DIR. Quinby,
n" a., Sine1, Edward Springer, II. &. Snitcher, }.
4 Springer, H. q. Moore.
>. think this is enough for man who is no
Ea politician to know, but there are others VII,
names | cannot at present think of-REPUBl
S CAN.
We have been called on by DIR. Snitcher, "
!. wishes us to say his name has been used In
above without authority. He votes with
Y Democratic party. We undentand there
~, several others who feel indignant that III
u, names have been thus used
sol.
tr Maaisvates' Cases.