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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-26
n ABRAHAM LTycOLv.

Sixteenth President of the United
Kentucky, February 7 1sth iSda. lie was
inaugurated, first term, March 4th, 1861.
Reelected and inaugrlrated, fer second
term, March 4th, 1865. Assassinated by
John Wilkes Booth, April 18th, 1855.
Vice President, first term, Hannibal
HaInli1l second term, Andrew john
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-26
THOMAS JEFFERSON,

Fifth President of the United States,
was born in Westmoreland county, Vir-
ginia, April Goth, 1853, He was inau-
gurated March 4th, 1917, and served
two terms. He died i'm New York city,
July 4th, 1881. Daniel D. TOmpEins, of
New York, was Vice President during
thn tryo toYsuns
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-26

Seventh President of the United States,
was born at Waxhaw, Lancaster coun-
ty, South Carolina, in 1867. He was in
augurated March 4th, 1929, and served
two terms. He died at Hermitage,
Tennessee, June Sth, 1886. John G. Cal
AoUn., was, Vice President during the
first term, and Martin Van Buren, du-
ring the second. -
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-26

Sixth President of the United States,
was born at Braintree, (nOw Quincy,
Massachusetts, July II, 1857, He was
inaugurated March 4th, 1926. Served
one term. Died at Washington, Feb
rnary 23d, 1848. Jonh c. Calhoun was
Vice President,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-26
EDUCATIONAL,

The scholastic year begins on the aud OF oc-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17
oDTsU Clos STORE !!

aFSFthe liberal ,ipatfohagc Which have thus
far received from the citizens of Oangebufes
and theconfilenec shown in me by very nritms
erous s friends, take the opportunity of cxpressa
ing my sincere gratitude in the "Orangcbarg
! Times" The encouragement of past patrdyr,
age and Kindness induces a strong faith III
future sue ,ess, and, while thanking, Ipy friends
for paHt 'favors, 1 can assure them that nothing
will he left undonc to deserve their continuing
patronage. My store is essentially a Dug
Store; where,wiil ba kept such Drugs and AIcsli,
si9ssalo6e gsI will warrant genuine and Pure.
lhave arranged to supply my customers with
Medicines Of the very best qhalityl afforded in
the market. / avoid all cheap useless articles,
andyct my prices shall be as reasonable for
valuable, good, fresh Medicines as anybotly's.
invite the Physicians ofthe District to call
and examine for themselves. Theygare judges
towhosefop Issubmit. Schd, your orders
and they will Ie filed to yo,T satisfaction. f
just received stock of pure, medicines
consisting of L.aulqnum, Parcgoric Castor Oil
Sweet Oil, EPSON Salts, Cream Tartar, Carb.
Soda, &c, Dye Stufis, Paints and Brushes Con-
centrated Lye, Patent Medicines ofnll kinds.
g Just call at the Southern Drug Store ON Rus
sell Street, and you will be sure to get what YOU
want. Il. c. DUKES :
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e.vsssNSiSs1l5AssHl HlCE
OFFICE.CoUNFY AUDITOR,
adimisi:O ORANGHBUG CouNrYI &c.

Il S1'tAA'Sf SOUNIl,S ". | sg-
asaca yssaazy6 sgo trfa effll, Gss Gs S,,s Sg,t,ls4a5 a55
aaipaasssa aalsfa d Il ss SsP hst for
ffRes AssEssM q and TAXATION III
of PRoPEfsTl =, App approved we'd Sept @ i 10Th,
1858, dhd All Acts s. .aa1peindatory 1pi thereto: the
lNStise |. !.9s is she hereby given that this Office
will be open for recenYing RETURNS of
PERSONAL. PROPERTY. from. the
lF.fBsTDAsY Of JULY to tho M twentieth
day 81 AUGUST. Isl All tlpWndrs,
gents i, 1,18 d1h8i9istF 9 Real
Estate 'ars 'aars earnestly ne requested to amake
Returns y 70 this Office u order u prey4nt
{ EFross9as ss 9alIE EntrjeS sfi & 9 being made lin
the plii,o aS Books; q fsilips Ito
make their Returns on d of. hsfare .the20th
day q. of f q gast,.a Pensi Ysof 40 per' gent
will ,bs added to their !, ,sssgsment,edi
.,.is i,s,sz # sslH MES NAN u TAlsisEIrq AlsisEIrq
IA osEi ., als4s fsis "a aGS8ea9tys Se9 sApaitpFi
"a ;;,5s ;S;Ga q7a1ggbtsl3a tea p5qpg geepfs soqRfy.
an J9hISes ! ~ zTho "a e,lg &ssSw ,siszsssq ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

The NInnurcs of commerce obtain a
generous patronage, hutI hazard freely
the opinion that they find favor moro for
the particular ssrvice they afford by ur.4
ing forward tile young plants ahead Of
the grass. and thus facilitating the earlier
and more tedious process Of cultivation,
than f:'r amy more substlptial bcpcft.-
CJ. G. Millar, i'll Raral tCatolip;Ha,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

The Beaufort Times is informed, that
tl,eso,lly ,aansin the town of Beaufort that
threw up his hut, hu,rahcd and went into
ecstacy atSthe ncwsof Grants rcnomina-
ton, was the Post Muster
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

Sheriff Rigs handel Us. u faw days
ago, one oftl.s most delicious peaches we
lave ever tasted, grown OH his home
place in our town. The name lie gave was
the "honey peach" and truly did its
name suit its flavor Mr., Riggs informs
MS hat the tree from which he plucked
this one, produced quite large number
this season. ,s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

,,.t EISLAncEMEST.- In anticipation 5ofia
heavy fall and winter trade, our enter.
prising merchant, Mr.. George II. Cor
nelson, is making great preparations
4 Hc intends cnlarging the grocery de
partmcnt Of his already commodious
store, by. the addition ef n back wing,
Which will afford him ample room for
the immense in,'1't business which he will no
doubt receive from the people during the
/ fall and, winter. !, 1srar.,I glr sssas
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

Mrs. Woods, of Millersburg, Holmes
county, Ohio, is driving good business
with d thes1aRl yfothe ohIe liquor flaw
She has recovered $4,000 from dealers
who have sold liquor to her husband, apd
the old gentleman stills sticks to the sa-
looms.
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DB. r. 3. HE WITT,
34 WENTWORTH sTEET.

OH a R LES TO N, RS! 10.
Can be consulted on the following. diseases,
and diseases of n kindred nnture, free OF charge
Charges moderate, and within the reach OF
all. Office hours fronf0 0 a. m. to 7lL M.
flssIELlLf THSlf and 1NEtsRyTHA.
In all arthritc complaints, as rheumatism,
gout, neural sin, etc., this practice il almost yer-
feet. The most intense pains are almost in
stantly relicyed-enormols swellings are re
dnccd-ltmbs W. ich have becnI Ieontraetesi and
stiff for years are relaxeJ. Cases of twenty,
thirty anl forty years standing have been cured
by me, aiter nl other means have failed z
A great accomplishment ii my triumph over
pain, hy which l can often, in few moments,
'o9iheand earryIoiEt tHeIm9st .excrihiafng sufi
crings.
eIs n Ill., pssss sss sS sy s s,hs
system s7PtSS@.e'e'.) SS.e'e'.) tM4Annu. |
Stoppcd-up Head, Running of the Nose,
constant hawking and splitting,
constant Blowing of the
p e EE Nose.A .g,g u
Thousands Suffer from that sr,iost Annoying
disagrccable complaint - Catarrh, without
Often the secretei MUCOUS lis fiowihg aa6wMn aa6wMn the
throat clogs up the lungs and lays the, founda-
ton for consl,mpti5n. tfs@sF37A IiRo %
The most SIX illful physicians fail to cure it.
lcad-dlsclarges of grecnisll, thick, thin or
lglairy mucous frpni the nase, internal Or sxter
nal--pain or fullnes between the eycs-conr
,stant blowingq Of TIC, osp che
nasal passagcs,--tilceration Of schucideran
membrane s'e' 'pEaeRSEsgs l1 ;se gS@T;g s fey A'yf
Nervous Deafness, Noises III, thc Iiead, Otart
Eh@aSolitis discharge from Ear),
RsS ParaEsis oE lsiitliiqpyNerve
9 4 hm daily treating yall a9ections Of the car
with the most gratifying results. Some who
have been cured by me i'll II few weeks at mod
crate expense.
NlERCURIAL DISEASES.
Mercury, injudiciously used, has filled tho
earth, with wrecks Of h,n,anitya Thousands
suffer from its effects whp hayee been unconI
sea,,, @ spsgsd E By ,Sesh%issiaP s lis vain
white it remains iii tho body.
:, Although | have heard Of several so-calletl
.nniidotes for mercury in the human body,
have never yet seen a physician wh9 could
eliminate il from thesyseui VI Il IL
can satisfy any patient or physicsan that |
can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zinc, and
other mineral posons, in every case.
l Il CANCERS.
Nolima-Tangcrc, Lupusc, or Wolf Cancer,
aI Seirrlus Canccr- Fimgous Cancer, z
Rose Cancer-Spider Cancer
makca grca: speciality in the treatment OF
every description OF cancer and tumors.
How many cancers and t,niprs are wrong
fully treated by Certain gCharlatans styling
themselves sGancer- Doctor.% I
After being pronounced incurablc I will take
any one of these cases in hand, and make n
permanent cure. sH afE
My terms for treating cancers. etc, will be
based o!lthe age and condition of the patient,
and the positive certainty ofcpre. os,b
, JOB PRINTING
2oh a,nd . 1u9dE tr5 n4u' RS ati 1s.
AT. THE
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

Fine rains kEa Slna ayefallen e in .osa end all
portions of our county during the past
week. T
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

B iAaadL correspondent says; .'The first
time was kissed felt like-well-- like
q tub ofroses swimming in honey, cologne,
inutmegs s 4 and cranBsrries. II{ felt as if
!.aSonetAhsing was running tilrodgls hytaerves
on feet of diamonds, escorted by several
little GYppids in ehPripts dravp by honey
suckles, and the whole spread with mel
ted 'rainbows." 80 =
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

HELD ovER.-A communication or
the "Patrons of Husbandry. is neecssari-
ly held over forncxt week. Ourreaders
may look for something good. a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

Mr.. j. I. Butler has been awarded the
contract for erecting the new fence around
Court House Square; instead of Mr.. G.
w. Baxter, as stated by us last week.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

NATIONAL GADIE-A Base Ball Club
has been organized by the young men of
our town, to be c:,llcd Orange Base Ball
Club. They will meet for practice every
Monday evening
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17
IS I2egsA AsIs TIA
r. p. asEARD, Associate Editor

D5s- Mr.. KIRK Rop1NsoN is authorized to
collect and receipt for advertisements and sub
scriptions to the Times. vi sTr
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

K =
CRuMBs.- the advertisement of
Dowie, Noise and Davis, in this issue:;
The Elliott Hook and Ladder House
isHefy rapidly approaching completion.
nc --tCohnnc / might do a good work by
having the weeds taken from the streets.
Is ryIfyou Ilesirs u kseperpsted during
the camp aiiagh Subscribe tdi the T1MEs.F
The thermometer stood at 7so at s
O'clock, yesterday morning, at DR.. Olive
-ros' Drug Store.
I Divine ssr1ic csss safelstill being held
nightly, at the Methodist church.
aa Peaches werol plentiful in town, yes
itsh9lsly: iftsehr9daly: hstduoqm5, ,sIisoasi eil1i
The TINES is to be an illustrated po-
litical campaign paper this fall.
y --Base Ball on the brain.
Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered at the Presbyterian and
Methodist Churches, last SABBATH.
Hereafter we will give our readers
table of the range of the thermometer at
DIR. Oliveros' Drug Store, every day at
8 A. NJ. and p, NJ.
There was good business done by
our merchants. on, Saturday last.
e sff = ~ - u
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

,b7 .PEiAeclzenls rs At tie hauts of oiir fell
low citizen, Mr.. G. Inabinet. we received
last woek some of the largest and pretti-
est peaches we have seen this season
= Mr.: Inabinct thinks he can beat any one
s'in.thecounty, on the peach question, and
would like to hear frcm the peach grow.
tcrs of this vicinity, through tho columns
s.of the Times. So far, he ta ahead of all
Others, in competing for the premium.
,Who. speaks next? "Dont all speak to
'.once..'' is 1- ai "
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

,as The IRaasdliaals had a,bg Spcaceelhlimakipg
meeting and barbecue, last Saturday, at
I.cwisvllc, at which Elliott, Myers and
other shining lights in the ranks of the
party vcnti!a ed some oftll,ir IDEAS! We
had no special reporter for the occasi, n.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

Griffin & Hoffman, Advertising ,Agts., No.
!, South ftrese Baltimore Md, ase ddulyJauE
thofizedl I'd c9htraet far advertisementR at our
lowest ratea. AAdyertisers in that city are re-
quested to leave their favors with tlis house.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

"Dull times" it is said, arc the best
for advertisers. Because when money is
tight, and the people are forced to econ
omizc, they always read the advertise
mcnts to ascert lin who sells the cheapest,
and where Ii y can trade to The best
advantage. ea=.a,. 81
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MI ~ a ! f.
PEorLE's BAKERY.-From aa adver-
tisemcnt, which appears in another COL
'lmn of this paper, it will be seen that
our friend. Mr. j. w. Albcrgotti, has re-
moved his bakery to the new and hand
some 50 store. two doors east Of J. P. Har-
aey. He has reftted h is bakery and in
tends to keep choice stock of French
and American confcctionaries, import
cd fruits, nuts, toys, cakes, bread, and
almost every little nic.nac that the hi.
man appetite can crave. We bespeak
for Mr.. Albergotti that liberal patronage
of our citizens that he so richly merits.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
PENlMaVLAR MEMS.

The mills Of Caroline County, which lad
stopped for lack of water, are now running.
A meeting for the formation of E,terary
Soo,e.y vii h" held in Elkten. on Tuesday
evening.
Thomas j. Dixon, E%l., has sold his store
house in Crisfield to X. X. Lockerman Of
Denton.
The corn crop in Dorchester county will he
al least short OF an average one.
1t is predicted that tho Move nber term of
court will continue the longest held in Dorches-
ter court for years.
Only very few ofihe schools in Dorchester
county have opened yet, and these few schools
are very poorly attended.
The Mud Machine, to enlarge and improve
Cambridge harbor commenced operations on
Mouday last.
MIR. William Hopkins, of Cambridge, has
purchased a farm and fine tract Of woodland
in Caroline county
The cor tract for building the House of kp.
inge for the co'ore,l people of MARYLAND has
heen awarded to West Il Carol, of Post De
poait. F.
On Monday las, the Western Union ,T.le-
graph Company commenced erecting the ,ele
graph poles along lhe line Of the Dorchester and
Delaware Railroad.
lAe First Democratic Congression Conyen-
tion will reassenble AT Princess Anne, on We'd.
n"stay, the 18th instant, 10 nominate candidate
for Congress, Judge Carmichael having declined
the nomination.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
Maaistrates' Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR sINNs.

BEFORE MAYOR s1MMs.
MAchae! Matthews, Peter Anderson, John Me.
Cartney, Peter Simms ard John Hill, for drunk
enness, were each fined 30 cents and costs.
VIM. Ryan, for drunkenness and di,orderiv co,-
auct, was fined " and costs and held to bal. IN
the sum OF 800, to keep the peace
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
VIM. Dougherty. for assault and halter, q,
Michael hirls was fined so cents and coats. and
held to bail. in the sum Of $780, to keep the y ,nc.
Sarah Hance for using threatening and abusive
LANGUAGE towards Mary Moore; was fined q cents
keep the peace. >' w
Curfis a Hignett, tor acting in an indecent and
aisorderiy manner on the premises OF Owen Mar
low. was fined 81 and costs.
Mary Hignett, swore her life against Owen
MARROW. he was held to bail, in the sum OF 3 90
to keep the peace. ''e''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
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Dela~ato Lodge, Sol. 1 o u. F. Sat Odd F.l.
lows Hall, 3d and King streets.
Herman" LodgS ~ ~. 90 +. atOdA Fel-
Cherokee Tribe. No4. OR NJ, At Red Mem,
Hall, 40 Market street.
Lenape Tribe. No 6, r N. In fourth story
SaViile Building, 9th and Marie street
Wilmington and Brandywinc Council. No g. q
L. A. N nt Hall. Fifth and Market streets
franklin Council. No 80 U A NJ, at Mechan.
les Hall, 2l9 King street
wilmington Council, No j. Jr, . U A NJ, u,
Hall, 9Th and Market streets
Enterprise Circle, = Y G A, at Hall 40. Mar.
kct street.
Washington Lodge. No l, 4, OF T.. at Koirhts
of PythIas Hall, No 2ll Market street.
washington MIm to- Lodge, No 3, u !, ht Good FED.
Old Church Division, M IL. Il of n Savsn,t
below Spruce. e"
wawasst Lodge, No "a, loot u r, al rcona
Washinston Loase. No l, AP A, At hall
Second and King streets.
\ T. Scotl's drawing commences this cv n.
ing at Almonds building 9Th and Msrkc,
street3-
Y. STATES sCoURT.-NATURALIzAT - IT, a
Uniied States Court meets in this civ IN. NOR
row and all who desire 10 be naturaIi7ptl shmu,,,
apply.
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pELkaA1Fs.-The follow ing delegates TO the
Democratic County Convention, were elected on
Saturday evening:
Second Wafd-pei-gaie. Jas +. Casperson;
Alternate. Joshua Baker
The vote stood, Casrer,on, 3S Baker, IS;
Quinn, IL.
Seventh Ward Delegate Emmor Tay!o,;
Alternate, Jehu Pyle i :. ~,
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION The Renubli
can party held their domination election in
this city and County ON Saturday afternoon.
The result as far as heard from, Is as follows:
Wilmington -Leglsature-Josh Maris
GA; Evan &. Stotsenburg 2l5 Phirmma
Chandler lOS. NJ. NJ. Child s6. Levy Court
&C. Febiger 402; George Mccall 2s0; David
Woolman 1863; John W. Hawkins 159 As.
ssessor-l.ower District, Isaac Darlington sI
Upper District Wm. T. Alrichs, l6l; Lewis
IN Christana Hundred-Senate. Leander
Riddle. 266, Saml Bancroft %. II. Swayne ~.
Levy Court, f. Sharpless l54, John Il. Ta.un
lso Assessor. John Wood 2a6, &. W. ELY
l64, llenry White 46. Road Commissioner,
John Ball 167, W. NJ. Kelley l23
hrandywine-l. Legislature, VIM. Silver.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
Democratic Meetings.

| AProouISlMINK.--The Democracy of Appooun
im'nk Hundred, IN accordance with the request o
me Chairman OF the late County meeting. met al
tho Hotel Of Vincent @. Hill, in 'ra.k nird. on
Saturday, September !4th, to appoint Delegates /,
the County Convention. &c. and organized by ap
! pointing William NaYor, Chairman.
: On the motion ot Samuel lpwnsanl, Esq II
was r.. .Anlred that the Delegates be eaetrd hy ial
lot, also tina, "s candidate tor Road Commissioner
and can iidate ior AS 'assos be nominattd hy ballot
and 1t further moved ,.@t 1Ae9h ihakyn'
AMI Richard Townsend be appointed to sct MN
the chairman as a board Of Judges to hold said
eIection.
The following ticket WAS then put in nomination
for delegates to the County Convention
James G. Wilson, 81 votes; Jacob Hfiarlson,
70 Elias L. OthoGon, ~; James kuney. 81
Francis L. Perry, IS: Alexander DeakyMe, 80
Jacob HUI. 30
For Road Commissioner. r.-Jolln y. Stats, 50
John Mccoy, "a Henry Hanson. Is.
For Assessor. or.--Thomas Maloney, "a; Thomas
Bratton, 4J.
WILLIAM NAYLoR,
JACOB DEAKYNE, Judges.
RICHARDSON TowNSENpS
Jacob Richardson. was nominated for Inspector,
III Eastern district ~ Aproquinmnk Hundred,
III place OF Richard Ferguson who resigned
RED LION, Pursuant to notice, the democrats
OF East and West Red Lion Hundred, AS. embed II
Cheairs Hall. Delaware City. Saturday evening,
sept lith. The meeting was called to order BY
DS. H. Norrell, chairman OF the Hundred Exec, :
tive Committee. On motion DIR. Worrell was cleo
ted chairman and William IL. Newton, Secretary
The object OF the meeting having been stated,
the following tick Il was nominated unanimously
lnstector Eastern Precinct, Benz. n. Oele; In-
specfor Western Precinct, Thomas Bird ASSESS
or, Jno. T. Chears; Road Commissioners Saml.
B. Sutton.
The Chairman stated the fa4A that dsisaates ia
the County Convention had been elect al a pre.
vlous meeting. On motion adjourned
NM. L. NEWTON, Sec.
PENCApER. AT Democratic meeting held
IN Glasgow, Sept. IA, Mr.. James Nicholson in
the chair and A lbone Cam, Secretary, the fol.
io"ing gentlemen were appointed Iea,,les 10
lhe Democratic Conn,y Convention AZ Nrs as
He on Saturday:
James Nicholson, }. W. Conch, GEORGE
Boulden. WIN. Ford, Alihone Cam.
MILL CRFtK. AT meeting ofthe Democrats
of Mill Creek Hundred, Saturday Sept. 1Ith.
1872, called for the purpose Of nominai,ng hun
dred officers, George klair was appointed char.
man and Ben amin Foo,e, Secretary
The following named gentleman were nomi-
mated for hundred officers
Representation Steele
Asse aor-George Mediil.
load Commissioner Andrew Mckee.
Delegates TO the County Convention Joshua
Is. barker, John b. Robinson, o,eorge Springer.
William Morrison and Robert Hawthorn.
On motion the meeting adiofued
GEORGE kLAIR, Chairman.
EFNJAMfN FooTE Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

hKAL EsTATK.-M. NJ. Child II Co advertise
nine good houses for sale. They should racc,y,
attention.
a. A. Ouinby advertises Circular Saw NH
for sale.
N. NJ. Child X Co. propose sale Of building
1ots' on October 9TH. 1872. Being u part OF tIe
Lewis property. lying between Third and Sixth,
and on both sides OF DUPONT st.
The c. r. |. Co propose sale on MARYLAND
avenue ana STROUD Sts., on October l2th lS..i go
Also one on south side. over Third street hrtne.
on October l9ts, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

kLcovEnED.-Mr VIM. Messmer. who los,
ms account book, with large number of
valuable papers sometime since and adyey'
used 1t 10 the Gazette, received it at this
Unce, where u was brought by acOlored man
II. Is. Mcintire, Esq, who hal his gold
watch and chain stolen on the day of the
city election advertised il immedIateSIy' and
recovered the watch on Saturday, minus the
chain, which could not he 20 distinctly de.
scIiDed IN the notice. and the thief perhaps
with many Others, that might be cited. nrovs
the availability Of advertising where Il is
promptly and properly attended to.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
ReAL ESTATE.
LARGE SALE OF BUILDING loTs.

On Saturday aiternnn, =, 2 O'Clock, James
Bradford, Esq, sold a, puciic sale, ." The prem
ses, 10 eligible building lots situated on 'eIn-
ware, Gilpn and Shllcros9 Avenues, ana
Washington, Jeflar-o',. Thirirtn'h, Jack-''n'
Harrison, Clayton ard Llnr"l'. streets. oslt
* Miller were arciiu.tr-. the sale Was wen
attended, and the bidding spirited. The follow
ing excellent prices were obtained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

HANDSOME CuRTAINs.-The "Americus
Cluo, nave procured four handsome blue
(third story Of Morrow's Building o,I
Market Street. The words 'Amerid us Club
IN gllt letters, are handsomely inscribed on ;
each. The curtains were furnished by Henry
1reDe. and the work Of ornamentatiOn was
performed by John Stradley They attract
considerable attention. "o'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the
-FOUR representatives Of the order from Can.
ada, and one from Prussia, Hugo Wollhelm.
Will be presant. Among the matters of i'm
portance considered will be scllsols libraries
ami asylums, and the translation of the
r tnal and dig ast into German
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

TEACHES. The shipments of peaches for the
last week have diminished daily. and were onlv
ano"t ohe-third as great ms they were three weeks
ago.
, me crop THIS year will he somewhat larger than
ehe estimate q en- by the Pennsular Fruit ,irow-
ers Association. which was a tr1fe over 300 900
baskets. Already, up TO Tuesday night last the
shipments had exceeded that amoint the nun her
OF baskets that had been sent market up To that
aa.e oe,ns i,'61, 900. The total shipments this
one million baskets less than last years crop
M,dd9efo,oa Iranscr,m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

THR Anglo SAXON CONFEDERATION Col
Heisler has received from some OF his iliends II
England, the London Standa,d d. which contains
an article upon this pnp, OF oHr fellow citizen
frahces Vincent. 1t alleges that several mem-
bers Of the celebrated London Golden Cluh favor
1t, a. We'll as other distinguished English citizens.
To desie oate the author. however, 1t nse1 the
rather indetiu it, tegm OF lr. Vincent of America