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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
Sl,erlli,s sale

49, By virtue of writ of Ais Levari
n. Facias. to me directed, will be exposed to
MN Public cale. AT the Washington Hotel KEPT
n1 by Isaac Pyle, in the City of " lining ton
New Castle County. Del. on
WEDNESDAY. the 7th day of august. A. u. 1872
At O'Clock Y. NJ.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that lot piece OF land situate in the City OF
Wilmington afor esat. bounded aud described a.
follows. to wit: Beginning at the int section OF
the eastery side of Riddles Road and The centre
OF Delaware A venue. texteuded3 thence along the
centre of said Avenue ut seventy feet wide, south
thirty seven anu quarter degrees. back sight
north 35s4 west Two hundred and tOrty. hye feet
four inches to the centre OF Clayton street thence
along the centre ot said street easteriy one hun
dred and fifty feet to stake tCay yton street being
at iRht angles with Delaware Avenue.) thence
northwesterly and parallel to Delaware Avenue
about two hundred and seventy. three feet to the
said easteriy ride OF Riddles Road thence t6ereL,
southwesterly about one hundred and fifty i've
aud three-quarieI feet to the place of begnn ing
be the contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken into execution as the rropert,
OF sylvester Rianharl and Mary Ann, his wife
and Charles Kyle. l.. t.. and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherif's office. New Castle. July III, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
SIlerBM's ~, L..

49, BY virtue of writ Of Leyari Facias to me
n. directed. will be exposed to Public sale nj
ssG the Hotel OF William b. Ford, at Kirk wood
IL In Pencader hundred. New Castie county
Delaware, on
MONDAY. the 5th day of August. 1872
at o'clock. p. NJ.
the following desc cribsl Real Est ate viz
All the following described tract or marcel of
land situate. lying and being in ST. Georges nun
drsd. in the county of New Castle aforesaid and
yins G1 IT. the soSth side of the rnblc road leading
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Eex,n
ins at stone IN The Mount Pleasant road ana run
south l6i+ degrees. east $50 4 10 perchek; thepce
with land OF Thomas Bird north 81 degrees, eusi
.! Perches thence with lands of james Ho ustan
and Samuel kothweli north IL, degrees west q
Z, ~ perches; thence with land Of - north
6l24!deRrees. east SO perches thence north SiN de
srees. west 53 nerches; thence north "a degrees
vast o. 10 peIches; thence north s5 deg rees west
4s terches to the place ot beginning, coniaioine
With IN those bounds Seventy six Acres of grouhi
DO II . same mo re or less.
Seized and taken in execution M the property O,
james Money and Eliztbeth his w,1s. nna 10 he
sold by JAMES AkMSTkONti. sheriff.
Sherf's office. New Castle. July lG. ls;2.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
Shtriff's Sails.
Shcrln'x sale.

49, by virtue of a writ of Levari Facias
S: 4: i: s;; i
Isaac Pyle in the city of Wilmington. New
Castle county. Del. on
WEDNESDAY,. the 7th.day Of August. 1879.
at2 o'clock =. m..
the following descI ibed Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel o land stu
ated in the city of v ilminston aforesaid. b"updet
and desert bed Is follows. to wit: Beginning al.
the distance of forty eight teet from the corner
'i Harrison and Third streets and running eas,t,b
along said Third street distance of twelve trer
thence scuthrrly and parallel to Harrison street
passing through the center OF the DIVISION wall oi
the house adjoining seventy eight teet nine inches
more or less. to lands belonging To New Castle
county. thence northcasterly IN II diagonal line Il
distance of thirteen feet six inches or less.
along the division Ii, y OF the New Castle county
land to land now or late OF Isaac Murray, thence
northeastery and parallel to iari-on street sixt,
eight feet six inches less to the place of be
ginning. bs the contents within said bounds what
they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the property
ot John l.. Gouley 4 t. t.. ant to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, sheriff,
Sherif's Office. New Castle. Del. j uiy Ii. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

AA By virtue OF 4 writ OF Ais. Levari FaciAe,
m. to Inc directed will he exposed to Public
w Sale. at the hotel of William Ford, at Kuk.
Ia wood. in Pencader hnndret. New Castle
county. Del.
On MONDAY. the 5th day of August, ls72,
at o'clock = N.
The follow ing described Heal Estate, viz:
All that cert in plantation or tract of Land
stuat ed in Pencader lluudrej aforesaid. houi aed
and described as follows. To wit: Beginning in
the middle of the Road leading from Della
ware City to Newark and adjoining lands of Adam
Dyott, thence along line of said Dyotts land
south 66tI degrees west ~ " loo chains to stalk,
in corner OF land OF Cnntwell Clark thence along
the several courses of said Clark land south 81 y
degrees east 10 100 chain, north - > degrees
east u A. iN' CHAINS. north 81 degrees. east l.
chains. south AZ degrees. east ~ 35lu chains
degrees. west - s'- itN chains to stake in cor
ner of land OF Perry Sanders. thence along "A lin,
Of said Sanders land south S9' degrees east
Of John Nanhickcl. thence along the two following
courses of said Nankirkel's land north 40 degrees
vest q Ia 100 ch ins and north 81 DEGREES east
~ ~ 100 chiH the middle of the above men
toned Road leading from Delaware CITY to- New
ark, thence along the middle OF said Road north
two and one. half degrees, west ~ Ia loo chains.
and norm AZ degrees west . lhi chains to tn,
place OF begibuing. containing one hundred and
itty acre ore rood and three perches and ninty-
i've hundrelths al land be the more or less
Seized and taken into execution the property
Of John Stafford and Rachel. hi wife and t. and
to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Sherih's Office, \ eW Castle, july Ii. lS-a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
Business Notlces.

To Pic Nc PAGTiEs.A tine assortment of
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
aud romatte catsup, fresh Salmon, Iobsters Sar-
dimes, PIckei and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
Matthews x Latours celebrated olive OILS at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocers, +th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Ma-nn, Dexter. Valve, Wilcox. and other
glass stone and t,n n,r t4sht jars and cans cheap
mt BOWMAN'S, the GIoccrs 4th and Lombard
l. II Foulk, No. l02 West Second street, has on
hand fine assortment OF very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced Ill lilo, at l,w
prices. Je =
Cheap Goa. Stove <5.75, Nut s4.75 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge feh2l-tf WM. j. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

st. Johns Commandery. No. /. n. I at Ma
sonic Temple
Fairfax Lodge No s, o q F.. at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge. No.,26, 10 @ F. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l o r NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No 4. 0 U A NJ, at Mt
chnnics' Hall. 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr., q L A NJ, at Hall.
9TH and Market ST.
Lady jefferson Home Communion. at Hall 5Oi
Market ST.
Excelsior Lodge, No Z, X of p at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Washington Camp. P o 5 OF A, at Good Fell
ows' Hall. I'd and Market Ste.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

PERsoNAL.-W T. Croas,lale, Esq, Of the
EVERY EVENING started yesterday, for Lou
!on County, Va. for two weeks trip.
J. F Pennington, Esq, Of this city, went to
Lewes, this morning, for The purpose OF assllm-
ing editorial control of the l"Hr, newspaper
AT that town. MIR. Pennington il practical
printer and ready writer, and will no doubt
manage the paper in snccesS.ful manner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

LoNa LEASE.-The terms Of the lease of the
Missouri Pacific railroad to the Atlantic and Pa
ctc railroad. recently effected at ST. LOUIS. 10
per cent. dividend on tho present stock Of So 60O
900 tor three years. l. Fer cent for two years, and
IA per cent for 999 years. Jos. Brown will con-
time president. and become a managing director
OF the Atlantic and Pacific road
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
THE SChUETzENFEST.
THE CLOSE on THE SHOOTING FESTIVAL
AWARDING u PRIZES

AWARDING u PRlIE>
The Shooting Festival ofthe Wilmington Rifle
Club, which has been going ON for the las, four
days cl,~ed yesterday afternoon with the award.
ing ol prizes. The affair has been v.rv successful
and the attendance quite large ,iood order
prevailed until yesterday afternoon, when "A row
WIS occasioned bv some of the turbulent spirits
who went ont 10 witness the base ball MATCH
No serious consequences resulted however The
prizes were awarded as follows -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

PFC Nc. The picnic given at Rosendale,
Yesterday, by the moulders, was one of the
most pleasant affairs of the season Every.
thing passed on pleasantly, and no disturbai,-
ces OF any kind occurred The festivities
were kept up, until interrupted. in the even
ing, by thc rain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
Dyspepsia Destroys the Teeth.

th'es1 ita effects are countrracted by that
pure vegetable tome and antiseptic SOzoDoNr
No bodily disease can impair them il this an
tidotr to all corrosive elements that act u,,on
the enamel a regularly applied.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
nIssoLurIoN OF Co-rAKTNERsHIP.

Notice is hereby given that that paf.nsa'.' s'
heretofore existing between ths uGaers,ss ss,ss1
der tho firm name OF llsmnoni 4 Lo.as sonsea
'u"ao''' - '"'' ""' W. HAMN09NNV|
.f j. W. LEAki'
The business, will bs continued at N. T. eesI
of Second and French streets By the unaste;s nasse.;rs
who alone Is authorized to settle up w. IN
the late drIn Thsnkful for past iavor.. iavors r ~
firm. he solicits a continuahce OF aS I'm gsa
his friends ana the public general ~"
sntee satisfaction III all cases. ,u uAMMONp,|
Way22-3nd&w W. ~"~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
BASE BALL.,

and Independent Base Ball Club of hi, CITY
was played Yesterday afternoon, at the
Schurtzrn Park. The first game resulted in
favor of the Quickst-p by the score AZ to 81
the second as follows
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
Local Intelligence.

SALE oF MoNEY.-At the regular month.
ly meeting OF Workingmen'S Loan Assocja
tion, last evening, $1,000 sold at ~, per cent
premium.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

POLICE CA>Es.-Jacob Foulk, for beating hi-
wife, WAS required To pa, costs and held in $500
bail Tor appearance al Couri.
Sylvester Eeerbower-, for resisting an officer
IN the discharge OF his duties was held in $500
ban Tor appearance at Court
Two eases of drunkenness have been disposed
at since laNt report; fly cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

FRUIT ShiPMENrs.-Tbe shipments of
apples. peaches and berries, yesterday
amounted to eleven cars for Jersey CITY, and
hvr to Philadelphia. One car of Norfolk
truck wa, also shipped to the latter place
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

Quite a heavy shower last night
Fourth street is to be macadami1ed.
Home Loan Association meets this evening
The Schuetzenfest was largely attended yester-
day
The mouder's picnic yesterday, was success
full affair.
Attorney y-General Lore and family have returned
to the city.
Mr. Jas M'Cabe. jr, took a trip to Cape May,
this morning
The number of secured tickets for the New York
excursion increases daily
a boy fell out OF q swing at Rosendale. yester-
day. and was severely inj jursd
A coiored Grant and Wilson Club was ORGANIZED,
IN this city. on Wednesday evening.
\ large number Of the orders draw, in Council
last evening, were for arrears in tax bills.
The plasterers arc busiiy at work upon the new
Motel The carpenters are also very active
FIRST PRnE.-Mr James Penne well, of Green
defamation ia the Freshman class of Princeton
College.
tP THE HUDSON. The gran,lest excursion OF
the season comes of on Thursday next The trip
uP the Hudson River can scarcely be surpassed. -
he beauty OF scenery and the delightful pleasure
-Aper,enced during this extraordinary ride Oh
boat aiit rail cannot be excelied The concentr.-
'i'h vi sSieHce ana ART III the moulding OF all the
Clements To mans will is combined to make a trip
IN single day which our fathers only a gener-
alton back would have proclaimed an utter impos-
Slbiiify. All this can now he enjoyed with the
loss OF single days employment aud the meag gie
sum OF $40. little more than a generation
back 1t would haye required weeks and AN ex-
P''"diture correspdndlngly great. Get your ticket
II once, AS they are limited and selling rapidly
FIRE. Shortly after eleven o'clock last fight
fire Twas discovered in the stable of Robert C.
SMITH on French street, below Second. The
tlarRwas promptly given but before the engines
arrived the whole root was IN flames The vigor-
Gus exertions OF the fremen. however, soon check
I'd the progress OF the fire. and the building was
saved. The root was entirely destroyed, and also
large quantity Of new hay. which had been
stored there only a few days before The interior
ot the stable was somewhat damaged Several
horses were coutined in the stable at the time but
nli were Rescued safely with the exception of one
winch was severely burned. The total loss will
amount to about $500, on which there is an in.
su'7ince "t $500, The origin of the fire Is un-
known, ana various causes are assigned Some
suppose II Ia be the work OF lncendiar,es, and 1t
Is asserted tnat three suspicious looking negroes
were seen lurking around the premises shortly
before the fire was discovered. The general be-
lri however, is that 1t resulted from the sponta-
neous combustion OF the new hay, which was
stored in the stable at the time
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
Zozoaont.
Sheriff Sales.
Plantation Bitters.
Tribute OF Respect.
Md Summer Maiajies.
DR.. TUFTS Sarsararia
French Ties-W. NJ. kennari.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

FIRST PRIzE.-Mr James Penne we'll of t,resu
w"od, 'n this State, received the first price for
defamation in the Freshman class of Princeton
College.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
A Lively CREW = Yesterday afternoon

LIVELY CREW =. Yesterday afternoon,
tht crew "t schooner from Bangor, Me,
lying at summons wharf, desiring to enjoy
iheii freedom while IN port to the iullrct eN-
lent, got gl"rlously drunk, and made the
neig,bol hood hideoaS with their carousais
ofhrer Evans went down and o,dered them a.
he quiet, but the command not being obryed,
lie went down again and arrested the mos,
NOISY and Violent Of their number. Frank Jar.
VS. Frank was very drunk and in his FRENZY
dashed both his hands through the forecastl,.
window, cutting his arms severely In the
morning he was brought out for trial looking
very shrep>h, and evidently hearth,
ashamed oi himself He was fined fifty cents
ana costs, and after caring for his wounded
arm, the Chief dismissed him with AN admo.
nltioh Ia he careful how he conducted himself
during the remainder %! his stay here Prom
rang toaet decently, he returned to the vessel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

RECOVERY OF STOLEN ChILp-Oypr
year ago, small child about tire. or
ioar years ol age was stolen from
iis parents residing at or near Chicago Ill,
ana heretofore all efforts to Recover il nave
proved unaNaillng. The mother has become
almost insane from grief al the loss of her
boy, and the father has expended nearly ali
hl, means III prosecuting the search. The
h'iair has been extensively noticed by news
paper, throughout the country, and readers
were advised 10 keep sharp lookout for an
Italian organ.grinder accompanied by n ltil,.
American boy. This morning we were in
formed that an Italian beggar had been ar
rested at New Castle. yesterday evening, ac-
the published description of the stolen child.
The Italian was confined in Jail. and the child
pronerly taken care until it can be- returned
To II, home. Who was Instrumental in pro
curing the arrest of the Italian, We have. no,
learned, but sincerely hope there is no mistake
III the matter, and that the long lost child NAV
be speedily restored to its heart broken
parents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26
SlAerin'S sale.

49, By virtue Of a writ of Ais. Levari Faeias
:!! to me directed will he exposed to Public
IN Sale. at the hotel Of William Ford At kuk.
Ia wood. in Pencader hnndret New Castle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

*Giyen by the Philadelphia Shooting Society
to the Wilmington marksInan, making the best
bulls eye shots. The first three prizes was talk.
en- by gentlemen respectively from Pittsburgh,
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
MOST RI'II'S EVE sUOTS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-26

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an9enonmen.
8ie 8ernliid)te Gtbil=SerpiQi9ung giQ
murbe Johann mieser aufgeuommen; Wtorria
beantragte, nod $4,000 nebr Su uermilligcn,
I'M oas @apitol nit &unfwerfen su iamiit.
fen; angenolInen.
SeQogJ beantragte Elm 4menoement, mels
dies iubtautiell oaS bereitS pom Senate an,
genomnlene Supplemertdrz 3maugS9eee res
prGieutirt; baiielbe perfiigt, Die auf Stdote
Don nebr als 10000 @inlpobuern be9rdnfte
g8irfuug Des3wangs9eletes auf qQe8ablpres
,intte im Canoe ausSuOebnen.
Gaiierlp iagte, bieiss Imenbement lei I'M.
ter ben a}egelu pes @euats nidt autdili9.
9erSOrTter (2lntbonp) mics oieien @inmano
surif. thurman appelirte gegcn bic @nt.
I6eiOung beS Soriiters, GaierlD iefnnbirte.
9erSenat bielt ieOOd nit % gegep % Siims
Weu be @ntidelbang aeS &orieers auireat.
Sle Senatoren Sburman, Gailerlpu Saule,
burn bielten lobanu 9teben, in fpel6en oas
llnerb0rte oieier llmitoBung uqer parlamen.
tariiAen Nesclu aemisenp seteHn5eibnst ,pnr-
be. 0lebrere 8srtaaun9sentrdge muroen se,
IteGt, aber nieeerssitimmt
Samllton BON WiarplanO fraste, ob biei.
MaBregel (oas Supplemeutdr- 3panasseiet)
math.n,!inis, = IIe:: IIee::, i'm Die gsiebererud9z
lung DeS Brdiibenten @rant au ltfern2 Nas
s5plf bratdja sieie,bs midi, ,haiielbe fGuue ieint
gSableu ielber leitsn. Sieie WaBreael lei
asgen alle 3eAtsprinstpien. Sr. Sanliltor
lieB Johann Sic llmitdnOe Sterile paiiiren, un
ter oeuen Die 6eIel angeuomnen puroe, Oi
neue 8iqs ausihlieBt uilO amenOements Su
ldBt, .pslde nidt sur Sahs sebBren. s.
ia9te, als bas obige ameaSsment auerf on