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Middletown transcript., 1872-01-06

The American merchant steamship Flor
ida sailed out Of the harbor Of 81. Tho,nas
on the l4th Of December, followed By q
Spanish man-of-war. When she Ind got
out upon the high sea the Spaniard over
hauled her. fired solid shot at hcr. brough,
her to and searched her; af.er which be
allowed her TO continue her voyage Il
is believed that II this act was done BY the
order Of Spain. or 10 upheld BY her. when
brought to her notice grave Consequences
may snsue. Tho we'll understood princi-
pie of iOtevpatiohal Law has been 30 often
viudicated BY this country thas Spain can
scarcely b expected TO violsts Il 10 the
prssent instsnos With impanity Howev.
Or. she will BE- likely to make 20 apology.
% our own Asvernmsns did sJr the india
sssst patrioiism ~ Capt Wilkes ID over.
haallsg che British steamer Trent .ssd tak.
ing efcsh NOV ths psfsonS of Msssrs sli-
dsll and Mason M
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Mules I! Mules!i

1NHE undersigned viii have fsr safe, On and
L after the 10Th inst. NJ Middlc.own u Hotel, n
loi OF superior ypusg wcsserA Mules, which they
will dispose ofn, lew prices % E,, snable terms :,
Farmers and others in wan, Of Mules are invited
10 examine our stock.
WALKER 1 MCDOWELL.
Middlsiowb Del. Jim 9Th, Ts7y-lm
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GERMANY AND nnAxlL.

Germany secs no reason why her fleet
should not visit tho shores Of America ns
we'll rs TINT Of her imperial friend and al
ly. Russia. A our readers know. IN cx-
petition has been fitted out for the purpose
Of bringing the recalcitrant Brasilians to
reason. and another for the purpose oi
cxacting from vensuela payments due TO
certain German subjects Of that republic.
The cause Of the 'unplesssntncss" be-
tween Germany and Brasil was brawl at
Rio de Janciro on October 10th. in which
officers Of the Prussian ship "Nymphe"
we're abused. A few days previous, Z
small party Of German sailors had been
arrested for alleged disordsrly conduct
bat we're dischsrged sftsr . short impris.
onncnt. On October 10th. German
midshipman and four inferior officers,
while in co6se. house. we're. il ID assert
Cd. ssssilsd By party composed Of por-
lsgsss Frcnchmcn and members Of tho po-
lies lorcs A general disturbance eusued
and many sevcre wounds inflicted on both
sidea. At ths trial 10 the police court ol
Rio ds Jsneiro tho 0ernsns we're con.
dsmssd. asd the other party was acquitted
Of III blame. This insieniaoast affair,
who's ieportsd 10 Germany. caused the ..
suing Of % order Tor the neet to proceed
% Rio ard szsnias isto The circanstan.
go.
4 eveh . sssrgstis pseessdisg u highly
undiplonaiic. = f6scs sbosH nos b resort.
ID 70 BY any nation tbs ths tsdrsss d
ssisvsssss upeil ynsne pesias rsnon.
elteness have hilsd 10 pecdues sn s1Ibct
Il b. however. bsllsSsd Mt 0srsasy
esly ~esls = esssas - ! irisl Mp 7
~ ~ isoe-slsd3. z
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SHERlFFALITY.

70 the pdfsns eftae BtmScra,e Party ef Sfw Cas-.
tis Cosat.;
GENTLEMEN Encouraged by my many friends.
and tbs Ba,trring vote given % ma y, hs last
nouinntion election. ] mn induced TO again offer
III, self ns candidate for nemina,ion Of Sheriff
hr ihs coaniy VI New Castle, ,acdgisg myself TO-
MY hearty supper, ,a ,ts successful candidate.
Respectfully, wx. Ii. JAMESON.
New Cas,r lid. Jan. 9, ls73-ip
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DIVIDEND.

New Castle Cousty National Rank of OSssssa, y
.E Jassnry artf, sS13 T.
The Directors have this day declared divi-.
dcnd Of FOUR t4) per cent. for the last six
months, clear Of o. 8. and State Taxes, paynbls,
on and after the 10th inst. J. L. GIBSON,
jan. 6--2t Cashier.
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DIVIDEND.

Citizens National Bank Of Middle,own, I
Middletown, flci Jan. I'd, 1871.
The Directors have this day dsclaaad . divi-
dcnd Of FOUR PER CRNf. sov the hss ak
months. clear of U 8. and Btatc Taxes, psyubls
ON and after the 10th inst. f.8t'
Jan Civ j. r. HALL, Cashier
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arssNl.ss LOCALS

Co,Gns ASb Cotns n Tie present time whcn
So many pcrsous are suffering from throat and
lung diseases. they shouid hear in mind that
liasoSs tcnrouSp sratr ev Tan never fails In
curing CsrGns, Corps, iio,9vsEs., raiD IN the
breast, sore throat, asthma, naA Al diseases or
the sAroit and lungs. II san txteilcnc nsmedv
for Group aud hoopng-cough. No hamiis should
be ~i,hoai u. Beware VI ep1atesfrits. None.
genuine xithoa The signWiarc Of Russell 1 Lam
dis, proprie'ors. on the ,uisiae vnnPer Of sAclh
bottle. For sale III both drug s,osas In Middle
town, at 80 ccuis bottle. L,a e-3m.
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FOR SALE,

Ooo, 900 Asparssus. Plants. one aud two ysaa
q old, ~ PET iUoo; pQop 9Ype vips,, 5000
Per 1000; also, any quantity pf hiack Merry and
Raspberry Plants. asAO6. ~ Aonp,
Jan Q, le7a--.3m. Odessa, BEL.
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Ths aesoists n ths x.Usssty fssssur.
y yve1ssas slQsiYsdA, ass olo1 10 Mort.
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wAsrEp.-A white girl rs HBrse and TO do
house work. S.B. GiSN, Mi.aiciasvn, Del.

~ wish WIS dsndf' is aa expression mol, MR.
feqpenil, made use % lay III, ,i,spepis nd suf-.
irc from Liver ais. ,i~ 6elses@i siiriis uu-.
ting H.. mind tss aay thing, aud almost dtiv-
ing him 10. dtsrsia. Be VI good rlie~r, thrse 10
lite and ll1lih 6r you ysi arse tin,i have la.
ken Simmuns liver Regulator si,vss- u rgu-.
a'es the Liver, dnpeis drspeadency and restores
health.
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lli7ll

Al ths residence of Dr.. WIN. n. Hamllten, In
Odessa, Del. on Thursday last. Dr.. Ass,ld Naas
GALS, In the s2d year Of his aes.
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/. w ':'.,. 1:..;' Y, ,'ss'''ss : s.tssl'a n
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10, 900 bushris u CORN wantrd, fos which the
highest p,arke, privs Will be paidl, arroant of
Il. Jefferson 1 Son. J. B. FOARD.
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OsAGE QUICKs.

TIVE subscriber has for sale 100. coo Osass
1 Quicks, ono year old, and iiue sise and anal.
ity. Ut low prices, r. n. COCHRXN'
Jan 6-3w NldS,ser..5' n,
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Highest Cash Prices
pAiD !ot ~ klsds of PosIssy, DID Frslt
Z 40 Pm hy -. s .''''-s !.
pnWf1f q. WAlxRn.
Mleektevn, pel. De. ~, losl-1
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WANTED.

A whiic Woman 70 cook Nsd DO hssse wost.
IA ]. n. WAEx8R
Jan 6--3w Middlstown, Dsl.
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FOR RENT.

"A Dwelling House with good garden ana neat
!. = house, situated iu the village ~ Wsswiek,
Nd Terms reAsonshle: ty-r
Jan s-as sRRAn1, 1llNrHAx.
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,ion Ia TO bc held under, or governed by that
doctrine, agree with you that should not be
allowed 10 take seat In said convention. Don
distress yourself: would rather aekc seat In u
national convention Of hosse-thicves, than In u
new departure Democratic negro equality nation
nj convention; for in tho first thcy could onl.
declare by resolution TO take my horses, but in
the second they might not only declare 10 take
INV rights, but those Of my descendants, and
place them on an equality with negroes. will
help 10 defeat any party that accepts, or tolcr-
ates the ffaudentiy engrafied lam aud 18th
amendments Of the Constitution.
You say that write from the important State
Of Delawars--she 10 not large, but, NJ you say,
important. Her whole delegation In Congress
sre Dcmocra,ic white men, and she furnished
morc soldjsrs, In proportion 10 her population,
10 prevcut dissolutlou of the Union than any
ethsr STATE, and acarred war debt Of 81, ,225, !.
600, which the general government has, 90 far,
been too mean TO refuad.
What kind q siun do ron think the white
Democrats of the sixteen late slave States nrs
composed of, that you new departure self.siyled
Democrats, aflse rspudistlng al platforms cves
laid down 1t every Democratic National Con.
veNtl0n oinee tho formation Of The Union, and
| rasticulariy the last platform laid down Al New
fsrk, 70 msskly sid hlandly ask ~ 10 Join you
II convenslon, just - though noshing had hap.
pessd the. yoa had dose nothing, only u.srsls
vtoosiy deaosucsd - uacoastitutinnal, tyranni.
cs,, sppssalvs asd net blaalnsf Such impn.
dsnes Z oaly squallsd By fallen wesnen trylap
10 fpfcs her way Into viFtuous society, ~ though
nclhlng wfope had bsea dous By hsf. All ! hass
. ~ b. u cared tsks eAFs y yoarsslsss, n.
| sples 20. Tsn yess asteaiioa lton ths slxtses
I'm olavs etaose n ~ Nesikesa ~ 0htss, aad
sSsei isom iSem iielf plusdsr II yoa san Il viii
he 1nl - dog. TGG1e aro ~ oone3meuts, ard
hlnk sse plassd u " lkea1sa1s u IN lais slase
- as2i.s ! NJ siyss. ~ seslsAstssy
esf;s fssss' sse 6s'. 6 g. s,, ~. ess's ''v's''
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-06

Olive Logan, who has lectnfed here several
times, has written a letter TO the New York Tri-
bune, In which she announces that she has rs-
pudiaicd tho wo,nan's Rights doctrine, Il hav-
ing becoime toe much mixed up with fres-love.
I'm.
The railroad from Seaf6rd 10 Cambridge, Nd.
known ~ The Dorchester and Delaware road foois
up nssrly $1,000 a. net earnings Tor The present
Ascal ysar, Wis: sarnings, S7l, ,41s.73; runniag
sxpen6es, ia, ,lSl.ls.
Tho Citfses5 National Bank Of Middletows
apd The New Casils County National Rank oi
Oaena, have each declared dividend az four
~ cent, clsar Of uniled gtatss and Stais taxes,
paysbls % ssd afles ths 10th Inst.
1hs tvssiie,h aasual nsesine y the Delaware
Th1rsday next, vEes ihs slSction sbe o1icsss i6r
~ ssssIss yeas viii taks plses.
A. slssliss fbs savsa dlrsesoss Il n " smyr-
- aa1 polawafe BAY Rallroad Coupohy'' Win
- ~ q sssvesl's Hsssa, eugrua, - IL isah
~ sstesoa ~ shsssess u IL nssasssew,
Go1by AGr16lnoea viii y ND q ~ Posi
o. - nea1ay sssalag nsst. q : s'slsek.
- - - - oseSgasy u wfissiassos, AZ.
ltlbeee1 leoe losns efbegn1y - ~ ynss
Qeloe - - - y ttat ~.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
OUR MEIcHBoRS.

The cherry crop in Delaware county is very
large.
Medals supply Of water is rapidly growing
less.
The spotted fever is prevailing to considera-
bic extent in York county, Pa.
$4,000 have been expended in Chester Co.,
for public schools within the past three years
Two Chester fishermen have this season cap,
tnred over 1900 sturgeon in the Delaware
river.
The number Of horses in Pennsylvania Ii
400, ,399, and the value Of all the live stock IL
the State is Sll5,647 .O75.
An engine weighing 10000 pounds. and cost
ing Sl7 600, has been placed on the " est Ches
ter, Media and Philadelphia r. r.
Rev n. A. Bowden, Pastor of the Catholi
church at Downing,own, died on Thursday last
of consumption. He was much respected by hi
congregation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

THE BuRDEN.-Some genius has offered
resolution in the Board of Assistant Aldermen,
recommending municipal appropriation Of
800, 900 to help the eight-hour men now ON
strike. This il a cheap way 10 tickle the strikers
without spending penny OF the ci,y's finds,for
the proposes OF that resolution must know that
,nch an appropriation is illegal, and, in word,
impossib!e. II is not Of this -eIt-evident fact,
however, of which We would now speak; but
only Of the sad truth that this city may at last
be heavily b,irdened with the unfortunate fruits
of the eight hour strike. The 100000
whose expenditure is thus jocosely urged to
help the strikers to bring about their own ruin
is but small part Of what the corporation will
have to pay should the strike succeed. In that
case, a great number of the largest factories in
town would be compelled to close up and go out
Of business, or move into the country. Probably
not less than 10000 workingmen would be
thrown ont Of employment if the eight-honr
movement succeeded through the sheer inabili-
ty. Of employers to pay the increased costs OF
business and compete with manufacturers in
other places. Some Of these skilled laborer,
thus thrown out of work would move elsewhere
and find means Of LIVELIHOOD but the majorit,
of them are fastened here by their wives and
families, and would stay to suffer the conse
quences Of their own folly and 10 s'arve, but fol
the merciful assistance that the city will give
N. y. JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
A Portable Ice House.

Take an iron-hound butt or puncheon and knock
out the head, then cut hole the size of bottle
cork in the centre of the bottom. Put a wooden
tube twelve inches smaller INTO it, SO that 1t will
not reach the edge Of the butt, within six inches
all around it. Fill up the space with powdered
charcoal; put two pieces Of wood under the CEN
tire tub when 1t is placed the butt. and fit a
cover with handle tightly 10 it Arrange hooks
around the tub Oh which to hang fish or meat, etc
Fill bag two feet square with powdered charcoal
to lay over the cover Of the inner tub, ana mt a
cover to the outside one. Bury it four-hitha OF
Its height in the cellar, which must be dry We
ground will not keep IT fresh. FIJI the inner tut
one third full OF ice, which will not need to bs
renewed oftener than once a month. hole SIM,
| lar to the bored in the outer tub should bs
made IN the inner to carry off the moisture. Keel
the whole closely covered, and you will have ;
| miniature ice house which will preserve hsh, hesf
and fowl for a long time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
Business NOTICES.

Cheap Cheaper Cheapest Ccfee,-Good
Rio, 2Sc; better, SOC; best strong. 32c per n Ex-
ira Maricabo and Laguayra,35c; Old Java, 4oc
Tea--A trial will convince you that our .5c
and 81 Oolong are the hest in town; finest Japan,
sl.2O; finest Imperial, 81 60. finest Eng, Break
fast, $l.40.
..Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market, 20c
for 2fb cans; syrups and molasses cheaper thai,
ever BOWMAN, 4th and Lombard
feb20-ly
L. H Foulk, No lO2 West Second streethas on
hand q fine assortment Of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced in life, at low
prices. Je z
Cheap Coal Stove $5.75, Nut $4,75 per 224o
pounds for cash only, at yard south OF Market
treet Bridge feb2l-tf WM. j. Brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

NEW JERSEY DELEGA ATEs.--The New Jer-
Sey Democratic Convention met at Trenton
yesterday. Ex Governor Randolph was cho-
sen permanent President and made speech
on taking the chair. He said they had to con.
template the almost certain endorsement of
Greeley at Baltimore, and argued in favor OF
accepting that candidate, even if ''his conver
sion to old fashioned Democratic principles be
triie sudden and uncx pected." The Con.
vention chose eX Governor Randolph Senator
stockton, Hon. Chas. Haight and Leon Alb.
bott as delegates at large to Baltimore. Re
solutions were adopted inviting the co-opera
ton of all opposed to the present Admlnistra
ton: and plrdglng support to the nominees o
the National Convention
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
wing and Smoking Tobacco
M MEERsCIDAUMS. SC.

The Kennett Weekly Leader. in speaKIne the
lectures before the kennett Square Academy an
Seminary during the year, says:
Besides some single lectures. the winter term has
ard Taylor twelve py A. c. Norris. on Astronomy
Geography, twelve BY Prof. Moore. on Philosophy,
Physiology and Hygiene.
Those who have children to attend school vii
please read the following notices -
have had an opportunity for several'yea-s past
OF observing the manner in which the Academy is
conducted, as we'll rs the department of the pupils
who attend it. and am satisfied that nothing is ne
elected which further both the intellectual and
moral Development of the latter
BAYARD TAYLOR.
CEpARcRopT, KRNNErT SQUARE, July %, 1870.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Co, engineers Office J
Omaha. Neb., July 3lst, 1870.
s. c. SHORTLIDGE, A. M.-Dear Sir Il desire to
express my scknowedgInents you for the care and
attention you have given to the education Of my
daughter. We are entirely satisfied with the pro-
grees that she has made in her studies your school
and We expect soon to send TO you another daugb.
ter. Being convinced that your seminary presents
superior advantages for the acquisition OF u SOUND
practical education, congratulate you on its in
creasins popularity. Very respectfully yours.
7. E. SIcKELs,
Chief Engineer Union Pacific Railroad
Send for Circulars. which give the Prospectus and
new Arrangements tor next school year. to
s. SHOkTLIDGE, A. M,
0AS0 Ksnnett Square. Chester county. Pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

TIE army worm is on the march in Tennessee,
and is carrying every thing before 1t. No mortal
sngnery is sufficient to stay the course OF the pha-
lanx OF vermin when once on Its race course Of
destruction Near Nashville, Tenn, they AIDED
field Of rye and swept it to the ground. lhe
man who owned the gain fields beyond mustered
his men and tried to stay the horrid host. He dug
deep ditch end filled II with water, and scattered
straw along the hank and set It on fire, and yet
struggling millions Of the worms got safely through,
his lines and mustered TOR a fresh onset.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

ARRlvAL.-The schooner Chas. +. Riley, has
arrived with another cargo of lumber for Wise Il
Lanes lumber yards. south side of Market Street
Bridge. II is wonderful the quantity this enter
prlsing firm are continually laying IN, yet not
withstanding their stock does not appear to IN
crease much as they 60 on the old adage, quick
sales, small profits
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

Ulysses S. Grant, Jr. left New York city
Saturday morning, via the Inman steamer,
for a European tour. His Presidential papa
was expected to bid him farewell but failed
to come, and in his stead appeared Gen
Horace Porter. The President was too much
engaged with his pleasures at Long Branch
10 get the time necessary to come SO far to bid
his youngest farewell.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

The Virginia Conservative Convention meets
at Richmond to-day The delegates are said
to nearly all favor Greeley. A mass meeting
and torchlieht procession of the friends o
Greeley was held in Richmond last night
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

SPECIAL TRAIN.-A special train left the
depot at this city, this morning, immediately
after the departure of the Delaware Railroad
tain, for New Castle, conveying parties, and
their luggage, who intended taking the boat al
that place, for Cape May. Mr. NJ. NJ. Childs
Mr. VIM Candy aud several others from thi,
city, went on this train, and propose being pres
ent at the opening Of Ocean House, at Cap,
MAY, tomorrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
soo,sr,es.
MEETINGS TILL y.

AhhTIN0B THIh F,ho iAu
Jeher.9n Lodge. No. 2. i. O.UF., M,
Fellows Hall. Third and King. -" Nd
Keok9k Tribe, NO. 3. l. .. H. M, ut Red M..,
and Market streets. -" Filth
Wilmington Council, No. I,O.UAu
Mechanics' Hall. 2l9 King street. a. H. at
HOPE Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. M. AZ u.u
Lady Washington Home Communion =. -,
Market street. IL 'W
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. Of F., at Kn;oh,. i.
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market street. 'sus Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

LITERARY BULLETIN .-Boughman, Thomas
i Co.'S Literary Bulletin for June has been
received. 1t contains a pretty poem, fine
array of able book notices, and an interesting
collection of literary news, together with "a
list of the latest publications., which can be
obtained from them ON short notice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

EXCURSION TICKE1s.-The Wilmington Il
Reading Railroad Company will issue excur-
sion tickets over their road. and to all points
where they have agents, from July lst to sth
inclusive, at greatly reduced rates. This
will be fine opportunity for paIties desiring
to 60 out of the city to spend the Fourth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
N0vovmove

Can the coar4e sriuy tooth powders and taott
destro ling chemical fluids find a place on the
toilets of sensible people. The fragrant and pre-
servatiye SOZUDONT ha5 superseded them all
eodSw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
Total................ A. 46

1othl.........'.... ~ 40
Wards-Frst s.: Second :; Third 2 Fourth; Fifth
2t: Sixth 1885, Seventh 4; Eighth 81: Ninth !: Tenth y
Coroner. =: Almshouse s; :. 7. Hospital 10; Resi-
dence not stated =. Total. ss, =,
Pox: ) deaths from Small PoX; ~ deaths from
Small Pox.
Bodies brought into the City for In'erment Males
GEO. W. CHAYTOR Registrar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

RIyERvIEw CEMETERY.-The sale of lots
in this new cemetery will commence on the
1st OF July, and from present indications, the
entire number will be rapidly disposed Of At
a meeting of Eden Lodge, No. "a, | O. O. F..
last evening, the Trustees were ordered to
purchase six hundred feet for the Lodge
Tempted by the very desirable location and
beautiful surroundings Of the new cemetery
many persons have expressed their deternlna
tlon Of purchasing there, and disposing of
their lols in the old cemetery
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

MARX OF REsPECT.-At a meeting of
Reynolds Encampment, No 3, l. @ Q. F. ON
Tuesday evening, resolutions of respect and
coincidence were adopted, and the charter
ordered 10 be draped in mourning for three
months as mark of respect to the memory
of their late Patriarch, VIM. d Bayne.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF Union Loan Association. last evening
$4,000 were sold at 81. l5 premium.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

P1c-NIc-A grand picnic will come of Mt
Schuetzen Park, on the Fourth of july, under the
excellent superintendency of Joseph Stoeckly.
Omnibusses will run from the City Railway De-
pot to the Park, and all who 60 may confidently
expect to have a good time Tickets, % cents;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
MICHAEL McGEARY

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public that he continues To keep on hand he
and Boys
New and Secondhand Clothing
Of the best quality. at No SO TatnaII street
Also, his large stock of Boots. Shoes and Ladies
6aters of the best style is worthy of attention he
Bed Clothing Blankets. Sheets and Spreads con
stantly on hand lie feels confident that he i ale
to sell goods lower than any other person in this
city. Give him call before purchasing elsew here
~ he will give satisfaction 10 ull who may iav OF
him with their patronage.
~ Highest cash prices paid Rags, Iron, Brass
opper. GLASS. link. Lead ana all goods in his line
NJ. McGEARY.
ap9-u TatnalIS Wilmington Del.
JACOB BUTX,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
FLOUR & FEED STORE,
No. 1880 KING SIT,
JAMES O. MORROW.

Hh Informs bis friends and the public ssner-
H6islly. tnss he has good assoftmsat Of the
l. Ibsst Flour and Pssd at bis store, No. is
kine street nsst door to Fourteenth. Whish he u
sellins At the lowest market rstes,
hi. wagons supply families daily With aopr IN
large Or snail quantities. 10 all parts Of the city
snd s 4!deTs gwen to the drivers will bs promptly
Locust Mountain and Lshieh Ceai. aad 9 Drep afSd
% farntsh good article at the lowest Dsiee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

BERRY SHIPMENTS The berry Shipment
yesterday, were seven 10 Philadelphia, and tiv'
TO Jersey City.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

+ of every description can be
purchased wholesale and retail the Great Variety
Store Of ADAMS i BRO, 500 Market street,
Wilmington. Del. junels lat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

sRErAIREp.-The steamboat Pilot Boy was
repaired at the yard of the Harlan & Holings
worth Company, yesterday, previous to COM
mencing on the summer excursions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

MARINE News The sloop Lucy LEFT dr
Fonts wharf, this morning, with powder, fol
Baltimore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
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Sale of Furuiture-Ogle Miller
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