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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-09

AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
n Kentucky Jeans JIG.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT Il CO.,
All Wool Jeans Csc.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT d CO.,
Fine Cassemeres 81.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & Co.,
Broadcoath and DoeskiD 25 per cent. reduction.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Fine Corsers 75c.
AT FURCHGOTT. BENEDICT & CO.,
Very Fine 81.
AT FURcHGO0T, BENEDICT & CO.,
Fine Cambrics 25c.
AT FURCHGOTT. BENEDICT Il CO.,
81 White and Colored Tarletans Csc.
AT FURCHGOIT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Sash Ribbon reduced.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Trimming Ribbon reduced.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & co.,
Bows reduced.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Cheiley's Kid Gloves So.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
HOSIERY. great reduction.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Feathers and Plumes.
FURCHGOTl, BENEDICT & Co.,
No. IA KING STREET.
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fertilizers.
q o L U = L E
PACIFIC CUANO.
PRICE, s45 CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TINE.

Experience In the use OF this GUAS0 for the
past six years In this State for Cotton and Corn,
has 80 far established It's character Tor excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Ferti.
lIzer at the lowest cost to consumers. this Guano
is put into market this season at the above re.
ouced price, which the Company Is enabled to do
by reason o: its large facilities AMI the reduced
cost OF manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superil.
rendence OF Or. st. Julian Ravenel, Chemist Of
the Company, at Charleston. S. O., hence planters
may rest assured that It's quality and composition
is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
At the present low price, every acre planted
can be fertilized with 200 pounds Guan0 at q cost
not exceeding the present value OF 80 pounds OF
cotton, while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and cultivation, the
crop is increased by the application from two to
threefold the natural capacity Of the soil, hence
under no condition could It's application fall 10
compensate for the outlay.
Apply to J. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 6B East Bay and and Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, s. C.
JOHN 8. REESE CO., General Agents.
nOv27-SmOSDkO
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CRoQuET -CRoouET The cheapest In
city. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR. dec2(
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EyR, nj. MARSHALL q BROTHER,

Ey B. NJ. MARSHALL & BROTHER.
SOUTH BAY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
- THIS DAY, the 9th instant at II O'Clock, win
be sold, at east end Broad street, -.
That THREESTORY RESIDENCE, on brick
basement No. =. South Bay, next west OF Legare
street, having rooms, pantry, dressing rooms,
piazza, brick kitchen, gas, cisteEn, &c. Lot meas
ures IS BY $50 feet, more or less, surrounded BY
brick wall.
Terms easycmads known at sale. jane
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By WARDLAW 8 CAREW.

Dy WAhUUAW !" VAIkIWs
@ ALE OF STOCKS.
- Will be sold at II O'Clock A. II. THIS DAY.
the 9th instant, In front Of the Postoface, the
following Stocks:
S2Se0 CITY STOCK
$4,000 South Carolina Railroad First Mortgage
Bonds
$1,000 South Carolina Railroad Seven per Cent.
Bonds
1870 shares South Caro- Ina Railroad and Bank
Stock
SO Shares South Carolina Railroad and Bank
Stock
100 Shares Savannah and Charleston Rail.
road Stock -.--
900 Shares Peoples Bank Stock
a. Shares Mt Pleasant Ferry Company Stock
10 Shares Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company Stock g--.z 7t
10 Shares Atlantic Phosphate Comply Stock
8 Shares Farmers Fertilizer Comply Stock
ianQ ..---..,g ?
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This article is prepared under the superintend.
ence OF DR.. ST. JULIAN RAYENEL, expressly for
Composing with Cotton Seed.
1t was introduced BY this Company two years
ago, and its use has fully attcsted It's value. 200
to ESQ pounds Of this article per acre, properly
composted with the same weight Of cotton seed,
furnishes the planter with Fertilizer Of the high
est excellence at the smallest cost. Compost
prepared with this article, as BY printed dlrec.
tIons furnished, contains all the elements OF fer.
tiity that can enter into First Class Fertilizer,
while its economy must commend its liberal use
to planters. For supplies and printed directions.
for Composing, apply to J. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 68 East Bay and and Atlantic Wharf.
Charleston, 8. @.
JNo 8. REESE 4 co., General Agents.
noy27-3mosD6c
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Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Palx.
n,,.,. London, So Regent street.
psfoHs New York, 929 Broadway.
- Boston, Temple Place.
FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. pv3-6mos
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By W. Y. LEITCH 4 Il. S. BRUNS,

By W. Y. LEITCH Il Il. s. BRUNS,
Auctioncers.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH
u CAROLINA DISTRICT-In Bankruptcy-In
the matter Of LOUIS MCLAIN, Assignee, vs.
JAMES y. GRAY, Receiver, and RAVESEL q
BY virtue Of an order of the Honorable George
8. Bryan, United States Judge for the District OF
South Carolina, issued and directed to me In the
above cause will sell at the east end OF Broad
street. IN the City Of Charleston; THIS DAY,
"a All 1T that Iof 3f LAND with The tsnemen,
three-story Brick Residence and the two. story
Brick Store and Dwelling adjoining thereto and
Marshall's Bakery, situate, lying and being on the
north side OF Tradd street, next east OF Meeting
street, In the City OF Charleston, and known as
No. 90; bounding to the north on Land now OF
late OF the Estate Of Alexander England sixty (eO
feet; south on Tradd street sixty 1907 feet eas: on
Land now or formerly OF the Estate OF John T.
Marshall, deceased; and west on Land now or
late Of Colonel E. B. White one hundr,d (l00) feet,
aad the same on the east line, be the sIid dimen.
sions more or less.
All that LOT OF LAND wit the Buildings there.
on, situate, lying and being ON the &c nth Side OF
Tradd street, in The City Of Charleston, known by
the No. 49, bounding TO the north on Tradd street
forty three i3 feet; south IN Land now or late o.
Ford thirtyhve 1857 feet see =. ~ inches; east on
Land now or late OF the lte OF Creation, de,
ceased, one lunQleQ anu I'LL l1Vol lCcs e!he ol
inches; aud to the west on Land late OF the Estate
OF J. T. Marshall, now OF Frederick Horsey, Esq,
one hundred and eight Q08) feet eight (s) inches,
be the said dimensions more or less.
Terms-one-third cash; the balance on credit
OF one and two years, the credit portion TO be &C.
cured by bond Or bonds OF the purchaser or pur.
chasers. bearing per cent. interest, payable
semi. annually, with mortgage or mortgages OF the
premises, and the buildings to be kept fully tn
sured and the policies assigned for The same
Purchasers TO pay me for all necessary papers and
STAMPS. Y. J. TOBIAS,
jane Receiver and Referee
TXECOTOR'S SALE.
.L By permission Of the Court OF Probate,
wil ofrer for sale THIS DAY, January 9, 1872
at the residence Of the late n. F. Bynum, In
Richland County, eight miles from Kingsville
South Carolina Railroad, and two from Acton
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
All the PERSONAL ESTATE Of the deceased
consisting Of HORSES, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Corn
Fodder, Peas, Cotton Seed, Wagons, harness
Carriages, Farming Utensils, Household ant
Kitchen Furniture and Miscellaneous Articles.
Terms cash. JNO. T. BYNUM,
j:ns Qualified Executor.
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@ LOTHING O.
FURNISHING GOODS, &C.

READY MADE SUITS for all ages, from the
smallest boy TO the largest man.
Dress and Business Suits Of Gil descriptions.
Elegant Uvercosts, Pea Jackets, Derby and
Plain Sack Suits, Fine English Walking Coats and
Suits OF all cslors, Single and Double Breasted
Black Frock Goats, Black Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
slmere Dress Pants, Velvets, Silks, Cloth, Castor
Beaver and Cashmere Vests, manufactured
under our own observation. We are therefore
sure OF good 1t and durable work.
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the day and of the numbers drawing them:

Meetings This Day.
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DEPoys
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By.W. y. LEITCH & 3. 8, BRUINS,

A6 Georgetown paper please Insert o0ee
q week fG. three weeks. ~. decl4 4fhEtulxd 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
Now for Greeley.

The Baltimore Ga=et.e Of to-day comes out in a
loube- loaded editorial favorable to the nomina-
lon Of Greeley and Brown. 1t says
"The Liberal Republicans tall upon us to assist
hem TO win signal victory. Their war cry is
Dpposit,on to Grantiana." so also is ours. They
Ant No "Man on Horseback" Neither do We
hey want Civil Service Reform. So do We They
mt economy in the administration of the Gov.
nmsnt. SO do We. The want to limit the oc.
pant Of the Presidency to q single term. SO do
They demand amnesty. So do We They
nat that the military shall be subordinate to the
hi power. SO also do We. Upon these and Other
n,s equally strong, and equally important
~ stand shoulder to shoulder with u.s.
fhe Cincinnati Platform is almost an exact
pnterpsrt of the Democratic Platform of 1868
principles enumerated are the same in both
only difference is in the language in which
are expressed, and in this respect we maxi
to say the Cincinnati Platform, read by tn,
1t Of Mr. Greeley's letter OF acceptance. Il
rsr, Is rser more explicit. and altogether tn
y satisfactory of the two"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
Match Stick Factory
ORGANIZATION OF COMPANY AND reTAEr1s.r
MENT OF FACTORY IN ELKTnN.

or A CoMrASY AND ra7Ap,,s.,.
MENT OF FACTORY IN ELKTnN.
The latest industrial enterprise of E,k,on is
the organization Of a Company. composed Of
leadi' & men of the town, for the Manufacture
If match sticks, by the Use of De Rowen's pat
snt match stick machine. The Cecil Demo
crat says:
They have secured the property known AS
H,ward's wharf, and are about 10 erect fac
tory Of brick, the main building 5Ox75 feet, in
which it is proposed to put three ltters, together
with the necessary apparatus for Strengthening
the sticks preparatory for the drying house
This building will be two stories high the lower
occupied with the wheels and shakers, and the
UPPER BE- supplied with circular SAWS for cutting
the timber into blocks OF proper length
Adjoining this blilding will be the engine
and boiler room, which will he supplied with
| An engine Of forty horse power and above it
saw mill. At some distance removed will b
| erected house about 20x4o supplied with
furnace for drying the sticks preparatory Il
packing and near it will be the packing houa
Of equal or larger dimensions. The building
will all be up and the machinery in place, in tn
course Of the next two months.
The capacity of these ma,ch-stick cutters ha
never been fully tested, but it is calculated tina
three Of them we'll managed, will cut from 4 90
To 6,000great gross o: n,atoh sticks in day.
this calculation be even approxma,ed, Elkto
will anon have the most capacious match stc
factory in the country, If not in the world.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
Great Britain.

LONDON. July One Wideman has addressed
letter to the London Echo, offering to sell to that
paper pamphlet written by Catncazy, late Min
lister to the United States. contslning "terribIe
revelations" in relation to the administration Of
General Grant. Wideman acknowledges that
Catacazy engaged him to sell the pamphlet in
America. and that he has already treated with the
editor Of a New York paper for its publication.
The Echo prints the letter. but declines to make
suv answer to it.
LONDON. July 6.-Thiers received Lieutenant
Fred. Grant with marked cordiaiity on July 4th
The President also spoke with great pleasure Of
Gen. Banks and ex-Secretary Seward, and begged
young Grant to present his (rhiersD compliment,
10 his illustr;ous father. Lieutenant Grant was
also presented to Madame Theirs, who conrersed
with him In English.
LONDON. july C.-1he delay in Or. Houard's
| release is because Senator Martes wants Ministe
| Sickles to ask for Houard's pardon, hut thi
Sickles refuses to do. because the position as
sumedis that Houard Is not guilty and that he is
therefore, unjustiy held. Sharp notee betwee'
| Sickles and Martes are being exchanged, AM
kilograms to and firm Washington are bein
transmitted regarding the affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
A Louisville Romance..Clandes
Marriage Of 0eneral Hancock's

from the Louisville Ledger. June 23.
Society circles were treated to Startling sensa-
ton yesterday afternoon. 1t was to the effect |
hat beautiful and accomplished young lady and
wel-known young gentlemen Of this city hat
been secretly married some time ago, and the
tacts had Just become known. Last night the
,ffllr the universal theme OF conversaton.-
The facts in this real romance in real lie are as
follows: For some time past MIR Russell Ham
cock son of General W. $. Hancock. and at pre-
mt connected with the firm of $ 7. SUIT IL Co,
Main street has been paying his addresses to Miss
Lizzie, daughter OF Mr.. y cholas Gwynn "A we'll
| .snuwn Main street merchant. who ives or Four h
| street. he ween Broadway and York. 1t Seems
| that for some reason Mr.. g wynn objected to
| the attentions OF Mr.. Hancock, and prepara
ton were made to send the young lady abroad
| for two years. Two years is AN eternity TO
Young lovers and they determined that their
happiness shodd not thus ba destroyed On
the 30th Of April last the young couple very
quitrly went to ,Trffprs"nvie, and they were
married by the Eev. DR.. Hutchinson After
the 'remUny tie young lady returned TO
| her fathers housr, and has remained th't,
until YESTERDAY afternoon. The avowed i
tentOn of the young people was to keep the
marriage secret until the old folks became
reconclled to the union, when the marriage
would be made public and the young mai
would claim his bride. But marriage, a. vel
as murder, will out. One of the parties in th
secret impaired it in confidence to friend
and that friend did likewise. Yesterda,
- afternoon Mr., Hancock. finding that the secre
: was known, and wouldi in all probability reac
:, the ears Of his father ia law, wrote that gen
, tlrman a note giving the full particulars OF ID
: case. Before despatching the note, howevti
a he sent tor his wife, and the young coupl
were registered at the Louisville Hotel la'
night. rp to twelve O'Clock to day Mr.. Gwy
had not replied to the note, but the pro0aoli
% ties are that he " i'll give the young folks h
= blessing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08

The account given BY the Gn:etse, yesterday, OF
.he riot on Thursday was stated in such . way a.
~ sfort being, OF courss, to shield Muliady, and
thros ali the blame on the coored people, Com.
Our reporter very properly denies the truth Of
the shove paragraph. We never knew Mslady or
any Of his friends and have just as much cause to
bsIisye that the Commercial seeks to misrepresent
HE case to reek vengeance on him because he is
not negro, a. that paper has to assert that the
Gazette desired to shield him because he was a
,hits man and the victim of his violence a negro
The Commercial should be more guarded about It's
khsras. It may assume the charge of the negroes
b il likes, but it must not be ermtted to slandel
!. n.ghbors to gaia popularity with "the coored
Aeonler
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
Death of judge Mccunn.

NEW YORK, Judge McCunn died suddenly
early this morning. His death occurred at four
o'clock this morning, and was the result Of great
mental depression caused by the action Of the
Court of Impeachment in finding him guilty Of
malfeasance, and removing him IRON his office rs
Judge ny unanimous vote.
His relations who were with him Mt his last
moments, state that he died of grief and broken
heert.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08

y y. JOHN Z. BREcKIr RIDGE acted as
W. w.. race bstw Longfvllow and
s1' General 'irsnt did not stop
out most unaccountably left for
Ieraaps. he WAS afraid OF
"I,!.orldse ,a,. on the judge stand, to
sa'o PROBABLY have been invited
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
POLITICAL CLEANlNCS.

! correspondent writing from Jerseyviie, lli.), |
hs Missouri Republican says: 1.-The change Of
iual and leading Bepuhlicans from Grant 10
eley throughout this region Ia creating panic |
)lg the Radicals, and many of them regard
cause as hopeless.
mong the letters received at the headquarters
be Nanonai Executive COMMITTEES OF the L.
Republicans at the Hlenham Hotel IN New
WAS one from Governor H. q. Yarmouth
pusisna. He says:
Liberal movement Is sweeping everything
Feit. The people are brushing away the poll
ns and taking the lead themselves, and, OF
Pe the politicians are dashing in behind
Grant people have nominated a miserable
many oi thu delegates denouucinS it. and
eopIs will not support it.
entIemsn Of Grafton, Cal, say
will carr Calliornis by from 10000 TO
majority. Tho German element her Is in
hvor. ~ we'll as the Irish. aud the Office
rs party Ii com mpletely demoralized. Every
s favorable. and tho ticket grows in
th every hour.
cce from Jac cksonvilie, Fla, says:
Ida will be an easy conquest for Greeley
fown.
sasr from Lawrence. Kansas, says
proper effort this State can undoubtedly J
med for Greeley and Brown. The Republi
elorty In 1870 was 10000 in q vote OF 60.
Our prospects are continually growing
er' Our friends are harmonious, whil'
OF the Administration party are embar
BY Senator Pomeroy and the jeaiouses o
hndidates
tter from Carson City, Nevada, contain
owing
nall carry Nevada for Greeley and Brown
turn oni the eeches who are sucking tn
out OF our people by misrepresenting II
;enate ana depressing "a in the Court
Nye will hardly be heard Of in the al
ny Senate contest, and Grants chance
eao'iy diminished since his nomination
u no enthusiasm.
ef letter from Castle Creek, Broome CO
ouAias this statement:
P9stmas'srs aSe exsrting thsmselves
Af'oun< and are crowdiug the mai
Pies OF the Times for gratuitous circul
fred man writing from Bloomfield, Ky
70 say that l am Greeley man fro
taae OF my heart for his life Of lab
r Uehait OF my race. send me some cal
Saments, and l shall work for Rreel
a.h have to beg nay bread and wa
I. u 70 town to speak.
ak editorial upon the accession Of e
an Blair of Michigan to the Libel
O.tro1 Tribune iAdm.) declares
ton ~ strong one, and pays . nj
uW. Blair A. zone Of the most faith
n a.alsnsd leaders" Of the Republic
NJ s..tlus that It has no specific inf
Tue reasons for Gov. Blair's couI
remarks that his public lite
Y. mas been 50 conspicuous and hon
T VA '0s steps can bs easily traced.
~ rumon in the hotels In New 4
~ one to the effect that Geo
~ ousrsd TO make a bet of $4,000 v
Iaomas Murphy that 0en ar
Isated III the approaching aampai
declined. but going to Long Bra
ave .I repeated ths incident to Gen,
W. tns interview he took courage
RS, :. !" look for Wilkes, who was ais
a' The money was then put W
ny. ~, Ar Wilkes Booth also mskiI
'OE' y" With Mr. Hugh Hast,ngs to
!. saa one OF $1,000 with Mr.. Lomb
'"shla would be carried by Gree
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08

ri osH sas has written = letter to q friend
.Sy sMy, promn,ng chssrtully 70 sup
M" 1o may receive two-thirds OF the
ss. ~. baltimore Convention. In any
10y, he feels that he should be-
sA'snt OF opposition 70 Gree L. y is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
DIED

ALLrN In this cit- on Thrr-day. ,Tui.- 1872
Sarah T. wife of Scatte,aoni Allen. aged +3 Years
tit-TSCHLER On the -th inst. May MuSchler.
ueire of Joseti Tto kle aged Is years
iier friend respectfully invited to attend her
ftn.ra, from 81 PAUL. Cnnr'n. 4th ami Jackson
.feets. on Tuesiay morning. at 10 "elnrk. wher
au opportunity viii be given To the corpse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08

Mr., Drake wells, mother.iu-law OF Hon. Fer
,ando wood. y no fell from the window OF q no.
tel in Washington, a few days since, died OF her
injuries on Saturday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
Aims House Coal.

The Commercial very properly condemns the
,o,,c, Of purchasing coal for the county aims
so,ss vi.hout sdvertising for proposals. This has
h..a the custom, and it should have been adhered
~ We have no doubt tnat the county will l0ts
.osdIsrsbls money if it is abandoned. and tn
o,mocratic party will suffer in votes accordingly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08

prominent lawyer, writing from Galveston.
Texas. to a law firm in New York. says: "Nearly
everybody here is for Greeley mud Brown, for
through them Ipect TO reach constitutions
liberty and relief from the pestiferoua crew who
have prostituted nil the powers Of Government
You may judge ic affections We have cniur-
e'i, and our desperate condition now, when with
one voice We cheerfulIy ana earnestly advocate a
nan who has theoretically and politically. at
least. been our hitter and lifelong enemy, when
all preconceived preludices. political bias AMI
preference. are swallowed up in the great neces-
| s'y of the hour liberty. We have time. i'll
the face OF this a-absorbing fact. to define upon
| theories of governmental policy which now
exarc sing the Northern mind. We believe
Greeley can relieve us from tyrnnnical. oppres
sive, personal administration, and substitute il
| its place a government Of law. administered with
some reference TO the checks and balances OF th,
| Constitution. Beside, We have heard that 900
White Hat has a small family ana no brothers
in-law."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
Ha -ness )!

kRN E,s, N 4. ! ), o. .n 81 On
=, ~ moderate raj e.
shhSESSsa}S,fk; ESs}Sfk;.y cos,,,ss;; COZ, , :;
line On hand an' y"
short notice. ali.
give them = ca.ii a..ii.T.
y y 4 4 .aa SsSsSi SsSiiDi.' s'''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
MAR RED.

JACKSON In Chester. June 9Th
hy Re-. A. ". Sprouli. Mr.. Lewis C Springer Il
Miss Sall.e ! Jackson. both Of Christian. hun
drsi Eee Castle court Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
sheriff.. N0Se.

sheriff.. N0se.
BIZ virtue Of writ Of vendltioni Exponas. to me
directed. will be xposed to Public ssle: at the s
" xth and Msrket streets, in the city Of Wilnins.
ton.
On THURSDAY. llth day Q. July. 1872. at %
O'Clock. A. NJ.
The following described Personal Property. VII;
4 lot OF Queen sw are. Glassware, Silverware. Bar
Fixtures. / dozen Dinner Chairs. k1tension "a
Bile. Mirrors Frames. Brackets; st "a, ,,in.
Fire Procf safe Cooking tensils. Wines; L qpors
lot OF i2roceres. Jelies. &c lot Of b.ilard r,A-
tures, Be,istesd. Mattress Chamber Sait. Stose'
fc., together with other articles :.
Seized and taken in eI ,cution As the propsry o.
JAMES SAkMSTRON6: Sheriff
Sheriff g Office. New Castle. Del June ~ 1877 ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
FRANCE.

Berlin July G. The Spencer Gazette, off
cial, in its issue to day, says the Emperor vii
liam has appointed three law officers Of tn
trown to prepare a report on the San Iua'
boundary question.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08

The Spanish Republicans nave chang cd their
minds about refusing to participate in all cleo
tions while Monarchy exists, and vii: take par
in the next canvass for member.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08

"Crazy Black Dick" noted characte at Hsr-
risburg, who for several years has been running
head Of trains at the depot" AMI doubtless there
by saving many lives ;" died suddenly on Satur
lay.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08

When old John Harpers jockey was weigh.
ed for the race between Longfrilow and Bas-
sptt, he was found to be- one pound too heavy.
Old John made him take his shirt of; but that
only weighed half a pound. The weather
was very hot. and so John told the boy to run
around the track and sweat another halt
pound out of himself. He started and soon
returned with his shirt saturated. On weigh
ing him after taking off the wet shirt he wa
found to be of the proper weight-1l4 pound
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
DAILY GAZETTE.

nr1XvAlE has been assigned 9 front seat in
A.. r,.mocrstic National Convention.