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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

A SINGULAR AND SERIOUS AccIDENr.-An.
drew Truitt. colorcd man at work for Rev r.
r McColley, in South Milford, met with serious
accident on Saturday last He was riding Young
horse, which reared with him, and falling back. .
ward caught his ankle under the withers, tearing
the astragaloid bone from its connection with .
joint. forcing it completely through the skin TO
the inner side of the ankle. singular fact in
connection with the accident il, that though the
bone and ligaments were torn entirely away oper.
ing fightfui wound under the malicious to the
Joint, the f6uia was not injured-an accident
which has been pronounced impossible BY surgi-
cal authors. owing to the peculiar anatomy of the
parts Drs WIN. and Samuel d. Marshall are
treating the case-Mi!tord NeDs
NEW CASTLE (DRL.) )PREBYrERy-YHe Case Of
Rer Henry Matfheps.-The Presbytery met at
Newark, Del. on Tuesday last. A communics.
ton from Rev. Henry Matthews, of Elkton, Nd,
WAS read, stating that false charges OF a criminal
nature had been made against him, and asked
that committee be appointed to investigate
them The request was complied with and the
following comnittee appointed: Rev. Dr. Joh.,
Patton. OF Middletown; Rev. J. l.. ValaudinR-
ham, OF Newark, and Rev. J. II. Johns The
committee propose making a thorough in
vestigation OF the case, and will probably report
at q meeting OF the Prssbytery 10 he held in West
Church, Wilmington, in October. The general
impression in Presbytery was that Mr. Matthews
Is innocent of the charges, but this will not pr.
vent thorough investigation.
Snow Hill (Md.) Presbyterian Church wa
liked upon as the place for holding the semi.
annual meeting in April next.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

BALI..-The ball Of the Wyoming Assem-
b!y, at the City Han, last evening, was A
pi easant orderly affair, and was quito largely
AMENDED. Twenty-six couples were on the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

NOT THE PLACE.-As the down train from
Philadelphia. on Friday morning. drew nm ~
Q station, pleasant looking gentleman STEW
Rss out s;r On the p,stfor@ nh:ns
brakeman, "Isnt this inyfeorafinc >. sstrn
sir; It Is Lazaretto." said the conscientions
e1ploye. The pleasant LOOKING Rentierns1
retired TO his seat In the car ref3ectivelv - -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

SALE OF SAW MTLL.--Thomas Walter has
sold his extensive saw mill, at the foot of Wes
street, to the Harlem 4 HOllingswOrth "a
The price Is stated at $50 900. ~ -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

srIRIruALBr HALL-H. r. fairfield
france speaker) Of Ancors, N. j., will speak
in the above Hall. Second street, near Wssh.
dnseor, m tomorrow. at l04 A. NJ, and n p. N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

ELECTION OF OFFICERS Wilmington Division,
No. !, S OF T., elected the following officers on
Thursday e,ening:-
W.P., d. ). Lofman; wa, 8. NJ. Broz,er; r.
5. c. 3. Woodward; A. r. s., $. N. Fogg: F. S.
Il Galbreath: c., +. T. Maxwell; A. c., NJ Bon
ham; l. s, Jas Whitlock; U. s, Cleo. F. Nc
Lane; Trustees-S. n. Fogg, S. Hersey, J. H.
Publ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
peaoh shipments.
FRIDAY.

The CIRcvs.-Ah HINT nine o'clock, this morn.
ing, the grand procession Of the Central Park
Menaserie and International Circus aud Iroquis
Indian Troupe. passed up Market slrsst, and
paraded several e the principal streets. A
handsome band chariot, drawn By eight horses,
led The procession. followed shy = slephaut and
camel. The lroquois Indian Troupe in full
paint and fanciful costome, and long array Of
cages, brught up the line. The horses Of which
there is large nunber. have bright. fresh %.
pearance, and look unusually weh for circus
horses Large crowds assembled upon the side.
walk, to gaze upon the procession, while trooy
Of dslighte boys followed il through the streets.
An exhibition will be given, this afternoon, at
st. Mary's College grounds, and another, This
evening. Admission, 50 cents, Children, of 10
years and nnder. half price.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

.kEroRr.-At the regular monthly meeting OF
Home Loan Association, last evening, the re.
pert Of the Auditors for the last seven months
was slbr,itted, from which ws extract the fol-
lowing Received for monthly dues $l3,762:
amount Of loans $23, 400; expenses, $233. So: :
number Of shares. 1881; number Of holders, q 2;
advance on each share, $4.92; present value,
SLIP; highest premium, 20 per cent; lowest
Q. Whole amount Of monthly dues, for five years
and Sven months, $l38, $50; whole amount Of
loans $2O6, ,920 real estate, S2,G73 &c; expenses.
$l,SA.5O; total amount on eacl, share $67:
presest value, $lO6.2O.
During the evening $1,000 sold It % per cent.
premium, and $1,000 at 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
LOCAL ,sfeLl.eesos.

Attend the meeting, tonight, a Ssxth aad King
streets. ~ 7lf 9sW-YT
The circus 10 one Of the chief attractioua this
evening. eA 9 IN 81 T
Inc present beautiful weather is tue chief sub
Ject Of conversion, to-day.
Chestnuts appeared in market, this morning,
selling at 80 cents per quart.
"lnlius Cesar" at the Masonic Temple to.niaht.
Don't fail to se- Mr.. Barratt as Cassims ri g.. ~ :.
"rhe cket-of-Lesve-man" will he presented
at the Masonic Temple. Monday evening. i. q .
A public Missionary msating will be heh in
Trinity church Tomorrow. Sunday evening at 7,s
O'Clock. 15s .I'4 '..s ~ - 'fs
MN. r Smalley has made. at his mill. l6,OOO
gallons OF cider. and he is about introducing steam
in his mill.
Mrs. Deborah Biddle, on Col. Jsass Shasps's
farm has . fine crop Of peaches. the best that the
orchard has produoed since IL was planted. "a. ~
The house S43 Market street, offered It sale ON
!'hurs1ay. by Messrs. Ogle 4 Miller. were with.
drawn, the highest bid offered being $1,000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

A DANGEROUS PRAcTICE.-Wiihin The last
week or two, many Of our street urclins have
resumed the dangerous habit Of amusing them
selves With india rubber slings, with which they
hurl pebble stones At any object which may al.
tract their aim, with an entire disregard for the
safety Of pasaers by. These weapons are ex-
trenely dangerous, as the loas Of an eye, would
easily Teat from stray shot from one Of them.
The practice OF Using them has been broken up
several times before, and our genial Chief Of
Police, Capt. Mills, informed as, this morning.
that he had instructed his officers to capture
every one they see, and il the boys still persist
in using the dangerous peststo arrest them. So,
boys, put them away, and provide yourselves
with some more harmless amusement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

NKw CARA handsome new passenger an
baggage car. from the car shops OF the Railroa
Company. ,h this city. Was sent down the Deiawar
Railroad. t. morning TO Smyrna. 1: is to
used on the branch road, from Clayton to Snyrns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

ExcuRsIos.- About twenty i've OF thirt; per.
son, under charge Of Edward Bringhurst. Jr,
started. yesterday morning ON . special car, on a
rip to Mauch Chunk. They will return, some time
.o-day. assa5 ~
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MANY WASHING. ssG1i81
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

A F.LAWRENCE, of Charlotte Hall.
n has taken out an agency Tor the sale
OF real estate in coujunction with JOSEPH
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of Saiat Nary. County, Set :
March IL, 1872.
nRpERED BY THE COURT. That VIM +
~ combs, administrator Of James BRYAN.
late OF - Mary's county, Mar, land. deceased
give the notice required BY law to the deceas.
eds creditors TO exhibit their claims, and tina,
the same be published once week for six sue.
sessive weeks IN the S, Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES T n RALEv,
Register Wills for 81 Nary's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order I herehv
give notice that hare obtaiaed from the Or
phans Court OF 81. Mary's county, MARYLAND.
letters OF administration on the perso nal estate
James Bryan. late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby notified TO exhibi, the same
with the proper -ouchers attached thereto, 10
the subscriber, on or before the alst day o, Sen,
1874, they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the beneSts of the s.id estate All persons
indebted TO the deceased are requested 20 make
immediate pay meat 10 the subscriber.
wM ~ COMBS,
Administrator.
march Il, isss-sw
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Commission Business

THE firm Of Ferguson Tyson / Co. being
i dissolved on LIST inst. by mutual consent
| would respectfully inform the Farmers and
Planters of st. Mary's county that have re-
sumed the Commission Business and hope to re-
ceivc a share Of their patronage
| will attend personally TO sales OF Grain and
Tobacco. also to the purchase Of merchandise
and fertilizers.
Counting Room on second floor Of old stand
l2l West Lombard street
CHARLES FERGUSON,
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rsE wlSS.ow'S DYSPEPSIA CURy
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HSE kTRDOCTS AyTEBELIo =
~ pil,:ic the cure ofBilisas eenriais,s
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BURRoysH BROS,
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Lfgbis'. near Pratt 81, -
GEO. DAVIS,
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Boarding. House.

NJ ~. HAYDN ana Mas. POLK ,daush-
WI ers OF VIM I Maddox Esqr. late Of
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to
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court q Saint Ary's County, Set -
Jan Is, 1877.
ORDERED BY THE COURT, Tina, Georc
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
orPha"s' Court q sam; Nary, county, SET
March H. ISL.
nRpEEtr Bi THE COURT. Tha. Thomas
~ !. H. rrlsnr. administrator of
SAW H. Y ALI.ANrISGHAM
Late a. - MARY scountv, Nd, deceased. civ. III.
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| Sl.eo each. or eight n $l.5o each, will bs
| emitted TO an extra copy OF the Magazine
for 1872, .nd also to q copy Of the s1parb
parlor mezzotint lsize "a inches by 10 -
Five Times One To-Day" which ct
store, would cost four dollars.
Specimens sent. gratis, TO those Wishing
to get up clubs Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
No. sos Chestnut St. Ph,ladefphis, 70.
Nov. 10. 1872.