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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12

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ton, bate etn NG9e auf cine 9lei6farbt9t
SdOne 9emorfen unb lie idieH aud ieine9t
9nrg III ermleoern. Sorgeltern muroe ieOof
Oas s5euer Der @tferiudt III benz 6er,en bes
ltebenoen NegerS angefadt, uno leioenidaft.
lid, pie CT mar, bei6loB er &ade III nebmeu
an ietner 9eliebten, BON beren l~lntreue er
ltberSeu9t su letn glaubte. Ulit f~initerer
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berne Stbeuo, anltatt etneS OolfeS Elm Me=i
ler IN Der Sano, 81 ieiner llngetreuen, nm
lbrem geben etn Gnoe 81 MAIDEN. She er
otele lbit6t iebod aus5ufiibren permodte,
lab er iId bonn PoliSiiteH @Or feit9enommel
uno nad Dem 0Itll6en StationSbauie ae<
bra9t. 9efern WtOr9en puroe er in's &C.
fdnsniB seididt.
-SimOtbp Suuipan, ipelder BEN Gbrts
filan Sebr in m0rberii6er Abi1t anae9rifen
bate, mubte bis gum Segiune Oes @cridtss
uerfabreuS $1,000 Biirgihaft ltellen.
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Stepban Rartin Dor Gi9tsr 6arlow elm
Serbor 81 belteben uno muBte 8iirqi6aft fir
letn Nleoereri9etnen Dor ben @reBgei9uOre-
men ltelen.
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Sraine, ipel9e beiOe ungefdbr I'M ID. Qeben8z
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route ie thr tedeS llnternebmen, uno ais Der
3u9 init elmer SdneQigteit uUn etipa 25Dlei-
len ole StunOe itber bic Grape 0foab fubr,
iprau9 @ald pout 3u9e; Sraine, mel6er
ibm nadliprtngen wolte, wurOe bonn Cont
oHfteur fet9ebalten unO muBte bis nabOiag.
nolia fabrer. Sier anselangt, lpuroe iofort
cine telesrapbiide Depeide on 5rn. Grap-
forb, ben Sobnbofs.a genteu, abseidnot, mel.
der ben auftrag entbielt, iOfOrt einen Spe.
siaL 8a9gon aus5uieuoen unb uad) @al6
iuden. Ser 4uitrag wurOe iofort aus9e.
tibrt, bod mar @ald on Der gan5en 8abns
Slime ~nirsenbs su erbliden. ais it9 ipater
Der POli5iit SOneS 5u ben @ltern OeS &naben
mar Der 2ettere bereits llnuerleet mad
Saule 9etOHmsn. @iHiSe feline Sdrammen
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

President Graut is represented as
saying to New York Herald cores
pondent that he (thc Presidnnt. was
not anxious for second term Of Office
but he consented to receive the nomina
ton because he thought it would be
the best way o! uiscos crlng whether q
majority OF his countrymcn really did
believe all that had been alleged
against his administration and himself,
aud he thought that the asperltics of an
election campaign would furnish oppor>
tnnties for his po ilical opponents and
personal enemies TO say all they could
against him.
The Heroid is not satisfied with this
but reminds the President that III ilIc
election of the ruler OF great nation
there arc FAR more weighty coasldrea.
tions TO be entertained than the public
endpr- ement or condemnation of the
present incumbeat, aud thereupon plos.
ceeds, to read Ulysses a sharp lesson
after the following fashion:
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

We submit to President Grant that
# the issue involved in thi. cn'npaion
Is really so narrow and personal as he
seems to suppose. he should at once rid
himself Of the pulley and h" Politicians
who surround him and suffer The peo-
pc 20 decide ia" questions upon his own
merits alone Let him luasra the nil
|''nrV grasp from the threat OF the
Southern PEI p 0. change his Cabinet.
drive firm him the coun<el'ors who
have hd him into nh sorfs of dilemmas
aud break up his niitary corps at the
Wrile llou-e. IL, will thea Sta,l in
fth, position hr occupied wErn hn ma
Irlou bestowed up"u him lis Li2bcs,
h"n"rs. four years ago. 1T present he
is hidden from view hy the men who
have caused his admins ration 10 falsi.
f. all the prof >iDn~ h. made aud al
the sentiments he proft>sed before his
election. 10 accept him thc penir
must accept Secretary Fish, who ha>
nnde Us the laughn. stock OF toreiyi.
nati'as Secretary Boutwell, who ha>
slriv II to plunge lie Southern States it.
a. dire confusion as he hn> brought up
on Us financially: the Congressional
poliIiclaus. who have sought to keep
alive the hatred aud bitterness Of the
war. and whose tuotto has been let
Us have peace.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

Senator rrumbull stated in his
speech at indianapolis on Wednesday
evening, that there was "monsy enough,
sqnandcred by Office holders under the
Federal Government every year o,bny
a house and farm. and, give 81. 900. to-
every man in. the State. of. Indiana,
and there arc 100000 men. in that
State"
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
-
LIT VOTERS READ


Speakin: of the people Of the South
ern States, Hon Galuaha A. Grow VI
C., says: When the people OF one sec
rion of the Union. despite he education
pf their entire section, rally around the
standard II wau who i"r the thirl of
= century they have been taught to
hate ~ their dead!ieat ina. lacy give
the best cyl3leucc hat with th4nI Ae an
mcsirirs of ihe pa-I are buried forever.
IT not in this way how then Is the
Union ever to lie restored TO peace aud
a>tn. reconciliation \ victorious
party in Il cagnivaI uf blood cannot in
.thi, ~ e conyeu itself iajo. u party of
perpetual hates When the vnnQnished
ara ,cnly to clnsc the bloody chas IN
an,l bury forever the aninl,stirs engcn>
iered IN the deadly strife. returning
over the graves # their dead ones, and
through the bltter memories OF the
past to grasp in iraternal concord the
hand oi the victor, where il the EatrI
o,ism that would rcpcl The proff,rsd
ui!er2 II what othci way eau We ev
er eXpcet to have one people, homoge-
neous in ideas and institutions, from the
| Gulf to The lakes. aud from ocean to
ocean, with one Union aud one deStiuv
now aud flroves2
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

The following conversation is said to
have taken place between II jnvial son
Of Erin aud Henry Wilson. us the
Grant candidate for Vice President
was returning to his home from ludi,
ana.
The son of Erin thought that the
papers were not telling the truth
about Wilson. aud, ho would ask the
would-be Wee President. The follow
ing is the result
Son OF Erin. Mr.. Wilson, were you
ever member of the Know Nothing
party.
Wilson. Born in extreme poverty
having eadnred the hard lot the sous
of poverty are too often. forced to en-.
dure
S. of E. But were you ever o
Know Nothing?
Wilson. Born in extreme poy-
erty-
S. of f Were you ever o Know.
Nothing
Wilson. Born in extreme
S. of e. (excited), Who care,
how Jou were born. were you Know.
Nothing?
Wilson. Born in
S, of Il. (more excitcd). Say yc,
or no, man, will you?
Wilson Born-
S. of f. (walking Off. The divi
with you. 1t is my opinion you viii
have to be born again before you ge1
to be Vice. PresiG>..t.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

/ JOURNAL. is in every respect IA FIRST
Glass MAGAZINE Its articles ot the highest
interest tn all Itteachcs what we are and how
t. make the most 5of ourselves. The int rlQa-
ton it contats on the Iaws of Iiiie and Health
- well worth the price OF the Magazine to every
Family. Il l. published III So 90 ii year By
a special arran .emcnt we are enabled to offer
the Pr, ~ nI.nGIr Il. Journal az Premium Tor
n new iubstrihers to the OREGoN REPUBLICAN,
or will furnish the PHRESaL0GICAL JnURHAL
and OREGnx REPrBttcAx together. Cor 81 40
We commend the JoURvAL 20 ali wao want a
good MIoazine.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
GRANTS siAI3YTS.

With wonderful zn>t for something
infamonS tn satisfy their morbid dcSlte
for mischief, the. Grant papers clrcna
ted the absurd story that the liberia
candidate 'or Vice President, B. tiratz
Brown. was '.hnozy" ut tn. commence
pent of Yale College ar New il,vcn.
CDanecticut. recently But as soon a.
i, was dened by ministers. Governors.
editors aud others who were present
with Mr.. Brown. the Grantites them
selves gave il up Even the meuial al
the boseia on whose Authority the iir
rested. rcpudiated the statemr pub
liShed. Blu. of Graut's notoriou-
dunk kenne>s We see nothing ~ his
papers Hayiu" chosen a man known
20 be incorporate and incompetent Tor
the position Of President so Grant
men are stopped from denying OF
questioning his immoral habi's.
The New York papers short time
since published ne interesting cor
respondencc relating to the habits Of
the President The correspondence
grew out of letter from a Mrs. Buel,
a school teacher patronIzed by the
President, who gives the President Il
very good character for sobriety Mrs.
Buel, evidently kDew little too much
OF the President, toT her letter was
sent by leader OF the temperance
party to the Rev ChaS. w DennI>on,
editor OF the NatIona! Harbineer' u
temperance organ, almost under branf ;
pose, and asked Mr. Denn'S"n to ten
the public what he knows about
President Grant : drinking habits. pISf
the truth md HoMi"g b"t tic fr"h. .
to this Mr.. Drunl,nn made the f"II"w
ing reilly. Here We may add thar
the maine Of Charles W. Dennioon b">
been identified with the c'u-e "t
temperance for thirty years, aud A'S
statements wherever he is known,
arc taken without q2est'on. The facts
in the following letter President Grant
will not attempt 10 dsprovc, for reason
obvious on their face.
OFFICE or 7ur x.r,oxAtuAp,xctn
wAsnrxcrox b. c. July. 80, 1872. J
NV Dr,p c,p. L.n The no.n;,,,
~ ,oca;n, or tonr lo,,ar s. ,ha De,I
inst asktno for tho ovae, ,,n,h 9Th
rcuard - tho dr;nk;ng L.h;,o IF p,os;
a., o.. t. a;r'r. ,ha ;af,r
nation IF Tho f,c,s tbst .ra tnomn -
ex;st IN this ;,nnor,an, ,.,;onal n,a,.or
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
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Dallas, Polk County. Oregon.
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
HOW \ PRESIDENT IL ELECTED

The question is often asked how a
President Is elected in the event of no
choice by the people direct. a. people
forget such details. We will briefly de-
scribe the naod,,s oreraad, ::
Each State j. cntltIed to rs many e'cc-
tors Tor President aud Vice President
as it has Senators aud Representatives
II Congress.
Ia each St the electors are chosen
by plurality vote that is. It there are
three sets "s electors voted for. The Sc,
having the highest numler of votes is
chosen,
But a candidate for President in or
der 10 hc successful. must have mn
"rty ot all the electors The clcctn,i-
al c-llege rs now constituted. consists
ri 81 100, therefore, are ncce~sar,
for choicc
II there be three candidates for
President ard neither nf them receives
Il maj rity ot the electoral COLLEGE then
there Is M choice. anl the election goes
TO the House of Representative.
The lloase must cntipe heir choice
to the three highest candidates voted
for by the electors. The Representa-
tlves vote by States and each State
has but one vote; So that the power of
/ De aware IL rs great rs that OF New
York. Each State has bur one vote
a candidate, to be successful, must re-
ceve majority of all the States or
nineteen States. If the delegation is
divided, tho vote of the State cannot be
cast and is therefore lost.
As the present House is constituted,
and it is upon this House that the elec-
tion will dcvolve in the event there is
no election by the people, n"lninally
the Republicans hold twenty States;
but its maj jority in, ten of these it holds
by the slender tenure of cue single vote.
Shonld' there be Greeley m.,h found.
IN two Of these ten States. Gen. Grant
could not be elected. d.-Er.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
Shcriff's sale.

>, BY virtue Of = writ Of Lsvefi FaciAs to
u me directed. will be exposed 10 PuIlic
sale. vt the Deer Park Hotel, kept by Al
wS;.. SS SSHSander Laws. 10 the town Of Newark' in
I.se Oiay Greek hundred. New Castle county.
On MONDAY: the 18th. day of October. 1872
the !, following described Raal Estate, viz:
AZ th9sc two certain equal undiyide cd 4 fth nor,.
rl.nt: shares and interest Of in and to ali that
hundred. bounded and described sccordDa d1ncsaer az
survey made April 10th, A. d. 1899 by A. n Pen
nington. ksq.. as follows. to wit: Beginninr ~ .
etone cofne! for land Of William j. Wurioct.
asrce WITH @ az !sad north one ana threo quarter
stone corner for the Morgan land; Themes ths,co
sGuth eighty eight and one half degrees. east
GSy MSy SIX perches to stone corner for (}eorS.e NJ
Is Makers land; thence Herewith south twenty de-
s.ees m Sest seventy three and :nths percher
herewith south forty five degrees. ~.tt ninc,v
clsht perches to . corner stake Of Isnu OF James
a.. benson: thence with his land north fortv fonr
ueerccs east thirty nine and four -tenths perches
20 stone corner; thence still with his land south
stone at tbs side Of Howell School iiovas ,o"d.
tnence t with the middle of said road south eighty
oigat Hegrees. west ninety seven perches 10 cor
nor o. Andrew M sons land in the middle Of said
a..s d"s~: socncs s!th ne land north and half
9sE Iss II land the said Wism IL Es KsySst Ts,,s
tnencc with his land north eighty eisht ANA one
quarter degrees. east ono hundred ana f1tv e;rh,
Rnrches to the place Of beginnins oaptainins 95ns
hundred and Th'rty-eisht Acres and Wshty tx"
Se;asS .rd pc '1e 9eh.s sane 2, more or less.
Sa%Hel ~ Ward and Martha bis wifs. and William M
JAN Is sri xRSSrsoS'Ss I'm g r oiS's b Sb.,,s
cnefa. OMce. New Castle. Sept. Is. 1929
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
2ublif Sales.
SDnerln's Nale.

By virtue Of. = writ Of Levsri Fseias. to
ct the Deer Park Hotel, Kept BY Aicnsndss,, a.,
Laws. in the town Of Newark In Whit CIsv
creek hn!n1sred' New castle county. Del, -'
On MONDAY. the l!th day Of october. 1872.
the following described Real Est.t:: v;.. ~
a.! that Farm 9nd tract Of land situated IN Pen
In m.isr nanateo. Mev Csst!e county. and STATE OF
S to VII DssinnnE At Il.
thence north eshty eight and three ccarters nsr
rMss pshssis rth same to middle cf Chcstpat Hin
esst ninety six and tenths perches aions ii:
aseaie e oi the said road 70 public road known ss
arses. east one hundred and nineteen and two %
sentns psrches With middle of said road to . cor.
ner OF ether lands of Stephen OF; thence aomtn
ss,sht and half degrees. west slons land Of said
\" ~. ~, ~. nHey seven and avetenths nerches
Acrs, more or less '''~' O"e
Seized and taken In execution a. the prop.,,v If
Edward I. Mckeas and Sarah Ann h,s viis. mi nj
in0" IS "or''y teFss ufsssant sS ;9s e bs sold by
Sherifs office. New Castle, Scptembe- Z ISr1 os
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
a our N4loneoes.

sNs ~ N~ WosNO3OWSs "a ~
+ The authorities Of Coatesville have rassed An
ovdinance forbidne hucksters u,on il,e streets ol
lhat borough. ~ -. -",-, '',. =, =
Coy. Hoffman. Of New York, will addrcss the
West Chester Democrats, At Horticultural He'll,
this afternoon. :. :
Cholera has killed over 100 chickens belonx.
ing to Mr.. Samuel Chambers. Of West Chester.
since last Spring. 81
Rev z. T. Je1srs, Of Oxford, was installed
as President Of Westminster College, New VIII
naington ON Sept. 25th.
The torchlight parade, on Wednesday evening
by the West Chester Republicans wa. "hipped
In the bud" by the rain.
Mr.. Harry ]. snbb-, Of Kenneit Square. has
invented an attachment for the adjusting Of
shalls and tongues 10 vehicles. q
A pnblc meeting of the Citizens Of Reading
was held, last evening. TO take INTO considera-
ton the propriety Of increasing their supply Of
water.
The Fair OF Chester County Agricultural So
G1ety opened at West Chester, on Thursday
The display Of fruit and vegetables is said 10 be
very large and fine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
Business Notices.

To Pic Mo PARr1Rs.-A fine sssortmsnt n
Eagha pickles and sauces Of all kinds. Walnut
end Tematos catsup. fresh salmon, Lobsters, Sar.
dsnss. Picked and Cove Oysters, &c. &c. Also
AanhSws q LatooEs celebrated olive oils, at
p bOWAANS, the Grocsr's eth and Lombard
impsoved Poreslain lined and Brass preserving
Giaas Sons and tin cir tiaht iars ana cans e1can.
u sBOWAAND, the Gfotsr's 4th and Lombard
- L. n. Foulk, No. l02 West second street. has ON
AAad 9 dne aaaortmsnt Of very easy shoes suitable
OF lades and gsntlsmen, advanced in lilo, At low
P7ces. Je. 2.
ChsAp Ceol.--StOve 81. 70, Nut S4.76 PET 2240
Poun& for cash only, at yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WV. j. BRoWN,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
Ma0istrates' Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR srNxs.

John Shea and Martin Kehoe, boys. for throw.
ing stones. using profane and abusive LANGUAGE
and disorderly conduct were each fined costs and
held in $50 bail, for future good conduct.
BEFORE ESQUIRE Frazer
JAS Croker. for assault and battery Oh Pat Cru.
my's young sou, was fined 81 cents and costs
John Groves threw chunk of wood over h,s
fence. which hit Emmaretta Parker, col, ON the
head, she happening to pass by at that moment.-
Emmaretta, brought charge against John, claim.
ing that only the constitutional har,in ,ss OF her
Uranium saved it from a fracture. John was mr..
rested. but as the complaint failed 10 appear at the
hearing, the case was discharged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
The |, mdesGils iaasssIns. )
xe1nro &13 1l1Do-anoaoA1ssAsseH
Al 14nCsJ6a o. oyy1cHNa.

A. fanCss6a o. oy1lcHAa.
a The rssulas 1gline Of The Democratic Aao.
eias.9n was III siase evening, Il the Democratic
headq'laneI 0ayinss building, Sixth and
Market strQo1e. The attendance was large, and
great intere Gwas maaifeeled BY all present.
The MeegseY was ql1ied TO order by CclMil-
man, JAS & haye.. Ill amer the readiae and
approval a the. lpfDslles Of last meetinGs the
COMMITTEES on PesnAanent Ors saniasaiea I'd he'd
the following oArew, who were unanin y
Pres;ieat llsa,y Eel.site 3hnY
Vice fre5onaD Northern District, ]. Pssk
Posiles; SculhssA Districi. Robert II. Tayloe.
Recortline 6smehry-Jas. +. Caspenson.
b. CorFs"poades Secretary -Jcasp6 M. Waa-
. Tseasure Ca. Jase sh.rpe.
Executive Csausj(65 scFlsss NsSA. Philip
g. pintett; Second, H. b. MdIn.ire; Third,
Es3uife Geo ONeiIl; Fourth. Jas. p Hayes;
Fifth, Geo. ChsncN Sixth, WIN. H. brady,
Ssyenth, Lewis r. Springer; Eighth, Jas. Ken.
oedy; Ninth. p! OIjoussll; resth, John Guih.
rie. II u
President Ecksi assumed the chair, and after
returning his thanks Tor the appointment, pro.
ceeted Win r,e bnsiAess Of the messing
Messrs. Jss. NfcM Mbnns. Henry 8. Truitt and
Hanson Hartman wete appointed a Commit,ee
W na'"Isi'Ision papfrA ani were instruefed to
give notice, in the columns Of the GAZETTE
ADVERTISER and ProHka, Of their place Of
meeting, and the time Of the meeting Of the
Court. E
The Committee on Speakers reported that
they had secured Col. E. J Randall, Thos. j.
Worrell. Esq, and Thns. j. Diehl, Esq, of
Philadelphia, who will address a meeting al
Sixth and King streets, THE evening.
After the transaction Of some other business,
pertaining to the Association affairs. the meet
ing adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

LEcTuRE.-On Thursday evening next. John
O'Byrne, Esq, will deliver a lecture, in ths Ma
senic Temple. which all those desiring rich liter
ary and historical treat should be sure TO listen TO-
The subject Is, "The Crusades, and their influence
on Civilization" which the rare ability and attain
ments OF tho lecturer will enable him to treat in
a thorough and entertaining manner. The adn,is-
sion is but 50 cents within the price Of all. and
large audience should be present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
sosleriss.
aGxxfrsss s1ss svsvue.

Mscnanics Lodge. No =. I D o +, at Odd Fe..
Iows' Hall, Sd md King.
Min1ua Tribe, No. 8, 10 r. NJ, at He'd Mem
Jefferson Council, No. 10, OU A n. st Mechan.
~ Hail. 2l9 King st. -
Il Fayette Lodge. No. 2, X :. T, II Knights Of
Fythias Hall. 2ll Mark. st.
Asoury Iodgs. d OF q 4. At fifth and Market
St-cets. - - $50
wn3iagton Mutua- Aid Society. at Fifth and
Merkst streets, third story 'front.' n ,ls "A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

REDUCED RArEs.-On Thmre1.v .,a -,
day next, the Wilmington & Resdino Rail
road Company will issue excursion tickets
ct reduced rates. for the accommOda ton nj
those persons wishing to attend the fair of ti,e
oxford Agricultural Society, at Oxford ! =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

IHE MEETING l'O-NIGHr.-Democr.,.
should be sure to attend the meeting. this even
ing. al Sixth and King streets. The sen,Ismar
who will address the meeting are sreaksr.. n
ability and will discuss the issues Of the can, .
paign in an earnest and entertaining manner =
Let there he = large attendance 10 -veIcns..
them. = : ~. 10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

A FINE ENTKRTAINMENT.-A fpe enter
tainme9t win be given at the Masonic Tenn.
srtistA Miss Jane RiSned ana ~. Hsrss g
Feerson, will appear, Snppogto1 b. the Nsyy
Orleans Combination Troupe, The risY e.
Be produced e Tom THyl6eI ceIsSnfs1
drama kof ''Ths T1cket-ofLnyo ~. ):
Which saaS 49, ne PssxiosalX hs:a Rss1ses4 ~
The price q adnissssn is only IS sSd 50
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28
NEW GROCERY STORE
.. ". Cor. Fourth and Market H..

NEW GRoDCEHH \ STOk Il.
.. ". Cor. Fourth and Market ~.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
- The undersigned respectfully an-&ffH
y Dounces to his old friends and theGH8S
i psblic generally that he has complet-
~ his new store. and hasOpened with stock
ef0aa AeW and fresh
01OCERIES. SUGARS AND MOLASSES,
kovRing crush cd gran ulated and cd Sugars
soft. white and coffee sugars.
Syrup. and all kinds of Molssses,
~ government Java Coffee. Lagura. Maricsibo,
~. Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
0soea Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour
new 1uekwheat. all kind. Of pure Spices. Sara
~ Kind Of Canned Fraitsa French and English
Ioneao Catsup. English and American Pickles. Jel-
~. Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter. Bakers Cocoa and
OAocolate. vsrmacelli. Macaroni, Washing Soap in
sreet variety Toilet Soap. silver GLOSS Starch, Cur
rnata, kasins CitrOn. AtInore's Mince Mest, Dried
Heaches and Apples. Cranberries Broonls. Painted
1ackets. Brushes. Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow
Caodles, and sl articles usually kept in well ~.
oortod Grocery Store. Call and anime my stock.
- S-Iv JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

next the early train will be withdraw frr,11
day viii b run each "a u \ fSs ~ IN Iesy e.
turn at p. IN. # N+t" '''Sev'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-28

VIM. kennard 4 Co., opened oday a full
line OF Homer, Colladay Il Co.'s kid gloves
complete in all shades and sizes. N