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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
Knnt-MFnNrmir

grof. 9arl SpteB mirO icine 9fooemie
0ieuitag, ben II. Sept., III Der rGentralz
Safe" @de Der Baltimore uuO @barlc8>
StraBe, pieoer e%r0fiuen. 9teuitag unO
Sreitag iino ais unterri6t8tage fiir 9errel,
Mittlpoa uub Sonnabeno OageJen ais lin.
terrt6t8tage fir 9ameu, YtdOdeH ulO &naz
ben beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
Scr .,Soltimorcr YicoerFranS"

seigt an, DaB Die Siugidule iir bic timber
Ser aftipeu unb paifiuen0titglieOer 0ltttpOA,
BEN II. Sept., i'm uuteren Sa0le oouGatne'S
9ale (gingaug in BOT OFFICES pe.) erDfnet
meroeu wiro. 3ualei6 eriudt oas Gorlte
bic reip. Glteru, lire SiuOer an ienem gIaf-
mtttage nm 8 llbr in Dem g%enannten yofalf
bel BEN Gonlite onSumelOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07

Sr. &arl Sell laoet idmmtltde btelt9e pei
len, 8a1ern unO Sdmaben elm, Dtonta9,
ben 9. Sept., mad ieinel luitigcn 90ben,
SIR. 474, @sit= YruttiruBc, Btnons5ntommen,
nm Is einen Aieienlunif III pwcrtilNen 0lebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
Giutpcibuno Der ,,Mam0cn=Sanc."

Sr. Sob. 3ipprian label ietne 6reunoc mo
S9iteubritber CUR @tnweibung ietner nener
Sale, Nr. II, @amoeuitr., aui DtOntag, Den
8. Sept, Elm, NO er benielben NIT etnem De-
litat,rl 2uni6e aufmarten mirO. IbenOs
ftubet Elm gemiitbli6e8 Sun5trdn5dcn itatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
Die 9drtner= uno CcFOnOmenz
GpfclIfdhnft

feiert 3onnerftag, BEN u. Sept., ibr OitS=
jdbriges YicHic in Salts @eb6l5 all Der
8elairz9 foao. pa Die umiaienOiten Qrrul.
gementS 9~etrofien iinO, 10 mtrO Der 8eiud
obue Sluetfel eiu iebr ltarter meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07

k Gelteu bat Elm Rittel inter ben Seu-
ten 10 piel ~anertennung g~efuHoeHr ME Der
Samburger 9rut shes BON Or
auguIt 8Gnig. SIS 1T jeOenfals oaS bette
Miftel gegen alle @rfGltungen uro SraIltbeIs
Den Der Quu9e NIB Der Seble. Gr loute IN
ieoer Tamilie 5u ituSen iciu! (2l0-4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07

pie dbttiden GGmtIten Rdrttt.-
Sic R1ltte rDGIsH DGhrenn her Iesten 2Sobe NIT per
Cation angemeiieueu Arttlsln gut peTlehen; tolSenoes
tpareu bic ~itebenheu Greiie i'm SeTtnstou=g tartte:
S6ieUz, Shaai', S4lUeine. uno a%nesres glsll5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
Bum Seften Der Grobloae Ses IS.
CO. 9. 81

fin0et 9onnerIta9, Sen y. Sept., en- 9rOBeE
Btcuic I'M ,@reenpOOo-P arte" itatt, meIdeS
i'd unSmeifelbaft 81 eiuem iebr %brt4anter
qetulten mtrb, oa Die 9rOBorttgiten Sorbe'
reitungeu g~strofeu fino: Begen oes uebrt'
zen permeilen mir auf bic betrefenoe An6el9e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
ln oln1inA Gninfcra -glnIFAnnrten"

SIn 9{llItuo kSllItGIp VNUItoHNIttH
fuOet fortan ieeen WtOntag uno Sounabsno
grobeS @artensG CONCERT TAFT. 0a Sr. 8tntsl
fir elm gutes Wuiitcorp8 Gorge gstra9en bat
NIB aud Die Spsiieu unO @etrante gtthts 5u
miiuideu iibrig laieH, 10 tOnnen mir slIlem
Seoeu ben Seiu9 Oteies %ireunoliheH @artenS
beItens empisblcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
yE3NANNSMEb
@tfli9eW Giieubabn,
bis nah 9agerstOWn g%e0finet.
SnIn IL InIinn.

Gde Der SGloerts unb S~ranFlinard6e,
9iae scbeH ron Baltimore naR Spings' DligB,
ReiferstorUH, Glen Diorris, fintsburg, meitmiRItcr,
Bipe @reei, 9iofus9titae, We6anicstomn, g2ontes
req, Wa1nesboro', Smitbsbura, G9eDspiac II. 90.
%gCrstoun UNI 80 Wor9ens uno 3 81 Pahmittaas,
Sonntu9s ansoCnnmmeu, unh Um $50 Rdhmlttag5
nab llnion=grioge uno oen 2lDiitenpunitCn aG.
Der $50 Uior9euz3u0 o~er"inoet ih nit Sutfbeu
nab oampteno uub Diunheter on Der 9(eu 0torriss
station uHb rod @mmttts6urg on Der Wtehanrcs-
toDusStation.
Sise O~erlaicn oageretolDu ur 5.25 Rorsens uuO
100 TGhmittGgs, OteddHIcetoDn AM 6. 80 Utoraeus
unb $40 Nahmittogs, llnIonzgrio9t nm D 20 uno
7.20 WoreeRs uno 3,02 ita6mittaes fir Baltimore
taqlth, Sonntags du59enommeH, arb fOmmeH UNI
500, 1915 Uior9sns uno 6 30 ytatmittage Ia 8allts
more on. AZ. 81. Sorenn,
@ereralz6 rohts unb BUiiaaiersaeeHt;
(t42-) SobH Z. GiSnep, Gen. SupeTint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
OaS @icnic Se6 nNnQcm, Seutihen
SYSdifcnhduSeS,H
Nntrittspreoiot.

mel6eS Sr. Ntutb gum 8eiteu OeieIbeu an
ieinen Ylate perGnitGlten wtro, ftnoet Wtorl'
tag, ben 16. Sept., fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
apnssuria6sn srfolat istn tSnns, grOBsn@sr

GObesuria9en erfolgt leln f0HHel 9TOBEHNeFE9
bel.
Der @eridtsbOi Dsrtagte fa oann bls sum
n6dIten WorQen, an meldlem Der Sberri4ter
cine f0rmlite lurebe al bic @eidmOreueu
halten mir0. Or. SADppe miro obne a3pel'
fel morQen frei9eipro6en meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
Sm @eft=Saltlmprer S6iiten1
ndrfe

fnoet mOr9en gtadmittug Elm grOBc8 @on'
Sert Itatt, BEL pel6em auf Der 8eiou9ueretH
,Giutra6t" mituirten wirO.
Die Mnacltelitcn Der yNew-York Hone
made 8rcS=SGcfcret"
6alten 9ouner tag, ben II. Stpt., ein groBeS
R;cp;r m, 0nrIpn- Rnrfp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
Iiir ba8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SSllr pd9 EcOntlrrdBeu>A
teareu Die Gage Der eriten g8ode ieiner Mlez
Derer0ffnung cine fortlaufenOe Jietbe BON
Sriumpben; jebeS DIAL mar OaS 6au8 IN
alien gdeu urlo gn6en gefiiQt. 9N8 reid
baltiqe, nit Nopitdten rei6li6 au8geitattete
Broqramm mirb and bieie @O9e ieine ans
sie6ung8frait nift oerfeblen.
Die 6aupt. attratttou oteier 8o6e bilOen
bic beril9mten Qtbleten Sepitt, 6iuos uno
Oouna, oeren %2eiituugen QleS iibertrefien
mas benz bieiigeu Bublitum in Oieiem @enre
bisber 9eboteu muroe. Bic grOBartigen Gal.
timortali erre9en ieoen AbenO BET benz Qus
ottorium Die bOdfe 8emuuberuug. 9aS
Qngftli6e @eiIibl, Oa5 WtanAen beidlcidt,
pellu Die atbleten nit ibren 9erua9ten afro.
batiifeu Bro6nttionen beginner, idpinoet
ieOOa gleifD, iobalo mar Die i~ptelenoe Veid'
tiqteit, Si1erbeit uno 9epan0tbeit 9eWabrt,
nit meld,er Die S%raitfiinltler tbre Broouttto.
men auSfiibren. Nidt min6er intereiiant
fiho bic ftauneusmerthen Gunliititde Der dgpp'
tiIden SonQleure, porunter nanentliG Doer
unIdbtbare DRAFT" oa8 Sntcreiie bes Bubli.
fuuts-auf's 66hi1e ipunnt. 0ie SauettruppG
nit Der eriteu GduSerin D~faOemoiieae Sol, bt
Roia tritt iebeu Abenb in Smet berrlifeu
Saqeten nuf uno ernotet tets ben reiflteu
Seifaa. Gum S4tuiie seIanst pdbreno bic,
fer 2Sofe a1abenolrf) ba8 i6ottii9e S9au.
Ipiel: y9er &6uI9 unO Der 6reibsuttr" Jul
0uffiihrun1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
neZ~ 0cn Wafhinatpucr Damcn

ia" DcH USufDlNNtpHeC DuWVH
bari % ab. 8. Sanoler' But= unO
MISUNDERSTANDING i'll SIR. 822, I, Ctr,
uabe SsStraBe, 8aibingtOu, 3. g., nit
Re6t empfoblen meroen. 0a8 9teueite, mas
Die Wtobe brinat, 1T bort itetS iuretditer Aus
mabl III 81 biaigen Yreiien 8u baben.
Eg Die 0S. EbOmaS S Somp.
baben Die apotbete aui Der ytOrOwetsSde Der
| Batterion-A uenue unb SrenOntitraBe tIufs
lid itbernommen unO ie nit friifeV 8aaren
complet ausgeitattet. t6r. 6e5etiab @rout,
@r. 0latbsmii9tieO aus Der 20. &arO, 1T Jttt.
qlteo 0er 6irma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07

Scr v@afaDettez SuruDercin"
bat auf Ntontag, ben 9. september, ein &C.
miitbliheS San5trdu1den im grOBen Saale
be- ygtep. aliemblp. 0tOOmS" peronltaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07

RS5- Life Association of America. - Oa5
1T ser Shame elmer Der perlGBliblten 2eben8.
Serfi6eruug8 ~GOmpaguie'H in ben Ser,
Staaten. 9r. &barleS s. Safer, Der Sc,
idGft5ruelt nnierer Staot riibmlihit b%efan1t,
lit Der YrdIOeut oe8 8altimorer 3weiges Der
@ompagnie. 9ieie 86atiade i6On 1T fir
bieIelbe cine groBe @mpiebluug. SeiouOereu
Sinweiie8 beOarf cine BON ibr getroiene @in-
rittuHg ale pom Saltimorer j3rpetge ciu-
genommeuen uGo eritbrigtcn 6onoS weloeu in
UtarplanO nuebringenO ungelegt; oa8 Capt.
tai 9ebt iomtt ME auBerbalb Oe8 StdateS.
g8ir tragen fem Bebeutcn, gu %ertldren, OaB
mir oieje Gompaguie fir MISUNDERSTANDING
balteu. Die betrefienOe Nnuouce ioute man
uidt iiberleben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07

Sr. 8a1tor Sauier mirO mOrgeu in Der re-
fornirten Gmanuel8=&ir6e, @de S6rOOerz
uuO SoratogatraBe, ieine s(ntrittSpreOi9t
balten.
Ra- sd ii d er. = 3ebt mad 8ie-
Oerbegiu Der SdulSeit, no SdulbiiAer elm
SeOiirfniB 9emOroen iino, MAIDEN mir auf
oa8 groBe Eager Der So. s. Ne0l & 6 0.
an Sa0ettes, nabe @barleSIruBe, ouiz
merriam. Gle u~ertauieu gebraudte Siider
gum balbeu Breiie uno Oarunter; neue itnO
bort beoeuteno inter benz regelmdBlgeu Yreiie
gu baben. Nud babeH Die 9erreu cine 9roBe
SammIuug anoerer g8erte aui Eager, bic tie
biligit nblaiieu. Sian leie ibre 4u5ctge aul
Der erIten Seite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07

BaT pie yNewtons ie."-.
9iele bel @ltern id eine8 idmeidelbaften
&uieS crfreuenOe Qebranitalt in gSeit Balti-
moretraBc, uabe 6rantlin : Square, beginnt
Niontag, ben 9. September, ihren Serbttur.
Jus. Sem Director 6ru. 9hOma8 geIter,
eiuem erfabreuen uno miiienidaitlid gebtlOe'
ten S6ulmann, itcben mebrcre titWtise Gebr'
trdfte CUR Seite. SIM llebrigen ucrruelien mtI
auf ole Nnaeiae Der NfaOemie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
O1roE Sysu,. q Stoooc+t

aus beien SunSataOsmie ieit SaBren 56aa,
rem BON guten &au5eru unO 8on5erinnen
berOorgegaugeu, er0iinet udditen 9ieuitag
in Der e y ceum= Sail e." Nr. 80, IS
8olttmoreItr. Dem @ebduOe OeS yGOr=
reiponbenten" gegenii6er, ieinen 8iutertur=
Jus. Die 8etiebtbeit, Oeren ii4 ieiu Inter
6t Szgetsm bon jeber inter Grua6ienen
uuo Der SugeuO e%rfreute, miro Inn aud be
les Sabr 5ablreide 30glinge Sufiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
8Orienberi6te.
jsrittet bon 0Sm. TiIbcr S S0bnen,

Jtr. 81 SOltaltraBe.
Baltimore, Den 6. Slpt., abenhs 8 nbr.
9rn. g$crj. Nua Rerl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
8artoffeIn q Bed
iifpp

BCrmuons
9urtcn pro SuB.
6umblins proDgo.
&ctCrflte pro &uHi
SUtebelu pro &cf
Jtotgc Riiben1 Sf
GOrrutoc5 pro Bed
arQut
aue Smiebeln
&tppers, BIO 8to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07

SmetineH 10
Sob sBirRsH pro ed30-4O
Suter=9 irreu pro Bct %
@ctr'ta 8rombcerCH l5-2O
9iriheu obRe Steine 40
@GHteleHp pros tud 1928
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-07
SCR. Sarl Sil6ebranS

ionic I'M r0arlep.8 arte."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
-,selpiie &il;es.,
Trustees 0nle.

's: s: s . ' :: r.: oss's 81 =,
W & ' 81 sssr;'sl III S:s: :: :..s:. .: r. 8 d:ys!
a.y of August. A. B. III .. II o.ciSci III: sA ~
Assi"p kSon Of os: Miilsr No. dos y Ms.e.s :;sss
snds and Tsn.nsnts bsias the real "s,s'. ~ s
late yoreph B Mahoney. deceased, to Wit Gii,hot
certain lot Of land with two storied B,ick Hons..
ton, New Castle county and Ststs of rM.,m.ng-
vi resai bounded and described a. foli"vs ~
~: neeinnnS at point on the northerly ,ide az
o..n erert " "a between Walpat and Poplar streets
by line OF sad land northerly parallel to Wslnut
| street one hundred and eight feet 10 n cornS,
s!a.e' tnence easteriy psrallal 70 Fourth street
tIemphiil. deceased; thence along the same sonth.
cily parallel u alnut street one huNdr.d and
eiaht feet 10 the aforesaid eide of Fourth stres,
| ana thence herewith westerly sixteen feet 10 the
pace o. heslnntrR he the tents thereof hal Il
| may Ihe above premises sre ordered By the C0urt
| To bS sold free and 81 ear Of dover.
Ana 1t 10 ordered that the purchaser or purcha.
sers thereof be and appear ~ the next OrLhsns'
Court tor New Castle County, that the Court msv
assign to him, her tn an the smsee sold mn
ant to said order he she they paying lO the mar
Ties emitted their lust and pro, OrtiOnAte shares Of
the purchase money resp ectivry or with sufficient
surety or suretes to he approved by the Court en-
terlng IN rec"gh,x to the State to be tak an
and acknowledged in said lourt, in Renal sum- 10
be determined BY the said Court with condition fo
pay I" the parties entitled severally or Their cen
tors ad,ni"i-traor- or assigns respectively, their
ust aud PR pnrtion8ie shares of the said purchass
| money. with ,ni'aest truM smch time Ms the Court
NAV Determine N manner snd form as May by III 4
direction OF the -a,n Court be prescribed aud az
| pointed in SAID condition.
| Attendance w,'l hs given and terms of sale made
| kUown ~ the time and place aforesaid BIZ VICTOR
Air.sl: BENZ Il. Il Tick.
| aus"ts CIeik ct orphan Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
..LocAL-iMrELLioGMcE..

, The Board of Education msetn this 4vsnies.
The meteoric shower failed to come OF last night
Moonlight 'excursons will soon Be in vogue
again Mt ..t
Yesterday was one of the hottest days Of the
se"soh' st s4, .AH- -. H.
The wharf at the foot of Fourth street has lately
been repaired.
General satisfaction is expressed at the result Of
election.
The Democratic State Convention will be held
at Dover. tomorrow.
! The earth has not yet, as was predicted been
destroyed by the comet.
The churches were generally opened yesterday.
Theattendance Was very good.
The Republican still keeps the name of Capt.
Dougherty, for Mayor. in the list of "Repubcan
nominations"
large crowd of people. went to Bombay Ho,k,
Yesterday. on the Pilot Boy. Quite a number
were also lett behind
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
Business NOTICES.

To Pic MIC PARTIEs.-A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces Of all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Picked and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
Matthews 4 Latours celebrated olive oils at
BOWMAN'S, the 0rocer's, 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and othei
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap,
at BOWMANS, the Giocer's 4th and Lombard.
LII Foulk, No. lO2 West Second street,has on
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced in lite, at low
prices. Je. q
Cheap Cool-Stove x5.75, Nut $4.75 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feb2l If VIM. >. BROWN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
catholic state Benencia, uniou.

MEETING OF THE CATHOLIC STATE BENE-
FIcIAL UNIoN-PROcEEDINos OF THE
MEETING.
An adjourned meeting of tive Catholic
State Beneficial Union was held, yesterday
afternoon, in the rooms of the Catholic
Literary Society. No. $40 Market street
President VIM. BOwe in the chair, and VIM.
Rowe Secretary
Delegates were present from all Catholic
Beneficial Societies in the State excepting St.
Peters, of New Castle.
MIR. Toner, from the Executive Committee,
reported that he had been in correspondence
with the various State Unions and local
the National Union by State Unions, instead
| Of by individual Societies as at present, and
that he had received favorable answers from
| the Pennsylvania and Virginia State Unions.
On motion. this State Union was ordered
. delegate to the National Convention, at
Philadelphia, in October
| 1t was also ordered that the local Societies
elect Representatives to the National Union
at their September meeting.
| Subordinate Societies not members of the
National Union were requested to join and
send delegates.
On motion, committee of seven, one from
each Society in the UniOn-was appointed t.
make preliminary arrangements for the ap
propriate reception Of Bishop Becker, on his
return from Europe.
The following gentlemen were appointed
said committee.
st. Peter's-George Chance.
I St. Mary's-Wm. A. Blair.
st. JOseph's, Brandywine-Charles Dough
erty.
st. Peters New Castle-Edward Connolly
st. Michael's-Michael Harrity.
st. Paul's Temperance Beneficial Society
John Guthrie.
st. Mary's Temperance Beneficial Societ.
Michael Whalen'
On motion adjourned to meet at the sam,
place, on the second Sunday III October next
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
soclEflgA.
xxxr1xos rms xyxyrro.

=.
Delaware Lodge. No l. / . o F., at ODD Fel-
low, Hall. Sd and King strssts
Hermann Lodg6. No 20, / o o F, atOdd Fsl-
lows Hail, Sd and King sAi
Cherokee Tribe. No4. . NJ, at Req Mems
Hail. 4l6 Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No6. / } r M, In fourth story
SaVille Building, 9Th and Market street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council. No. 8, y
U. A. M. at Hall, Fifth and Market streets
Franklin Council, No. 9, . U A NJ, at Mechnn-
les Hall. 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council, No b, Jr, . Z A Mat
Hall, 5th and Market streets. ~
Enterprise Circle, u G A, at Hall 50i Mar
ket street. rrfHI
Washington Lodge, No l, X Of p, at knights
OF Pythias Hall, No 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No 3. g F, at Good Fell
lows Hall, Sd and Market.
Old Church Division, No IL, S Of I Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge. No Is, U of u T, at room
10Th and Scott streets.
Washington Lodge, No ], A P A, at hall,
Second and King streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

STORES RBNTED.-The two upper stores and
the basement of the Masonic Temple have been
rented to Granville Worrell, drv goods mer-
chant, at present at 900 and 222 Market street,
who will shortly remove to his ne y ioeatian.
Mr.. Wourell, will continue 10 occupy his old
stand as a carpet store, and has rented The sec
ond story to George G. Macan, upholsterer, who
will conduct business there hereafter.
One of the lower stores has been rented to the
Howe Sewing Machine Company. This leaves
one store remaining for rent, for which applica-
tion has already been made.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

HUNDRED MEETING Pursuant to a call Of
the State Executive Committee the Democratic
voters Of Red Lion Hd., met at the house of D,
Ware. on Saturday, Aug. 10Th 1872. After
electing DR. f. WorreIl chairman, and Edwin
Fl. Packard, Secretary, the meeting proceeded
10 elect for Hundred Executive Committee =
Dr. f. Worrel:, VIM. K. Bright, ]. W. Mccall,
e. H. McWhor,er, rhos. Bird. Delegates to
attend the Convention 10 be held at Dover, Aug.
18th. DR.. F. Worrell. b. N. Oele, J. w. Nc
Call C. H. McWhorter and Edwin H. Packard.
Bright, Thos. Bird, J. w. Mccall, +. S. Dunlap
and Edwin II. Packard. Each Of the above Del.
gates were empowered to appoint aliernates
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Dr.. EDw. WoRRELL, Chairman.
Edwin H. PecKard, Sec.'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
Total,

IMPROVEMENT OF AsBURy NJ +. CHURCH,
The improvements to Asbury Nj. +.
Church. corner of Third and Walnut streets
way new roof and cornice are to be an
piled, on which wOrknien are now engaged
The present plain windows will he replaced by
new ones Of handsome stained glass The
interior of the church will br completely reju-
venated. New seats are to be placed therein
the floor newly carpeted, the pulpit painted
will be handsomely frescOed. Still retaining
the old architectural features of this land
mark of MetEOdism, the building, internally
and externally will be greatly improved and
beantifed, and rendered an ornament to that
section OF the city and pride, and honor to
plated improvements will reach between
$40 900 and $4,000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

SUDDEN DEATH Robert D., Of Samuel
Graves, Of Mill Creek Hundred, died suddenly on
the 7th inst. He bad been invalid for yeas,
and was also deaf and dumb. but up to the day
of his disease he was able to walk about, and on
that morning, visited the wagon house, barn, &c.
He was in his 29th year. and from his helpless
had attained such place in the affections OF
his parents to make his decease severely felt by
them. His remains we're inferred on Friday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

CAPE MAY EXCURSION. The excursion on tn
10th inst is gotten up with a view Of accommoia
ting the ladies and gentlemen OF Wilmington to
pleasant and delightful trip.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

PURCHAsED.-Jones Guthrie of this city,
purchased at Sheriff sale. OH Thursday last,
the farm of seventy acres, situated near
TO Michael Lynch, for 50 $50. The property
sold six or eight years ago for double this
sum, and will In a very few years do so again
if properly dressed up and put in the market.
1t formerly belonged to Mr.. G's. father, who
held mortgage against it for something
ltcdR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

SERIOUS ALTERcArIoN.-An ARRAY took
place between some negroes in Quaker Neck
on Wednesday night, during which an old
man named George Mitchell was seriously
cut across the left side of his abdomen by a
mulatto who calls himself Major Thomas Dbl
Perkins rendered medical aid. and considers
Mitchell In critical condition. Thomas has
been arrested ana lodged in jail.-Kent Nens
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

HEAVY TRAvEL.-In spite OF the many
discomfOrts attending railroad travel at this
season Of the year, 1t Is unusually large. and
the trains to and from the Delaware and
Baltimore roads are crowded daily, while
extra cars are frequently attached.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
e6ects Of Errors and Abuses III early life Man
hood restored Impedinent to Marriage removed
New method OF treatment New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent tree. IN sealed
address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. . South
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa. auRl0 lawd&w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
We 10 Truly a Stump Speaker

Who. when talking, exhibits II mouthful Of stumrs
If you would keep your dental fixtures IN perfe,
talking order, use the fragrant oozoDoNT daii,
the recipe is simple but sure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

SHOULDER DIsLocATED. Joseph Todd. dissi-
pated character. while engaged in a drunken al
tercation with the proprietor of the Black Horse
Hotel, was knocked out Of the window and his
shoulder disocated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

| For CAPE MAY-John H. Brltten left this
| city on Saturday to ION his good lady who has
been rusticatng at Cape May, for the past week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

LlPPINCorr's MAGAZINE for August contains
an illustrated description of the Swi,chback
Excursion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The house and
lot Of DR.. Walter Melvin, at Kennedyyille.
Nd has been sold by c. T. Westcott, Esq,
his attorney to Henry P. Reading for 81, 900
cash
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
-1oa NQmlNasIon.
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION ELECTION
JOSHUA L. SrxNs THE NOMINEE.

JOSHUA L. SrxMs rnE NOMINEE.
The Democratic pelnination election for
candidate for Mayor, was held at the City
Hall, on Saturday, between the hours of II.
H., and " r. H. The candidates were
Joshua l.. Simms, Win. Bright, and John
Akin. and their various friends worked
vigorously for the success Of each. The con-
test, however, was carried on in pleasant,
good .humored spirit, and the greatest har-
mOny prevailed. The total vote was rather
light. quite q number of voters arriving at
the polls q few minutes too late to deposit
their ballots, and many others remaining away
entirely. The result was as folOws:-
For Joshua l.. Simms, 997 votes.
For William Bright, 574 votes
For John Akin, 129 votes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
Total,
100 votes.

Total, 100 votes.
Simms' ina iOrity over Bright 493
g and Akin, 294
The election was carried on fairly and
honestly, and we recommend our Radical
brethren TO take example from this and profit
by 1t at their nomination election on Saturday
next.
The news Of the nomination was received
with general satisfaction, and the large
crowd in the City Hall, on Saturday evening,
greeted the announcement with cheers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

STOLEN colored men were engaged
to do Job at the residence 6l9 French street
this morning, when one OF them stole large
silver watch. 1t was family relic and veT,
much valued.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

ExCURsn N.-Asbury Sabbath School will
make an excursion dorchester Heights" on
Thursday, the 26th inst, q more extended
notice will be given in a few days