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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
A Mech Divorced woman.

u A queer story is told in the New Yorh
correspondence Of the Chicago 4Itans
Of two prosperous merchants in West
Broadway. One of them was married
rather late 10 lite, some two years sgo'
and after be and bis vile bad gone to
housekeeping, be invited bis fellow
merchant to pay them visit The
latter went, and Was much pleased with
the new wife, who appeared to be very
Young They grew TO be firm friends.
He told her he could not resist the
conviction that he bad seen here before,
at which she laughed, and said that wa
the impression oblsiued from all sym
pathetic natures. Their cordial rela-
tions continued for a good while, and
one day the mercantile admlrer re.
ceived q letter from an intimate in
Boston, informing him that bis frieud
had come time before married an eccen-
trio woman, Mrs, who had the re-
putation OF being several times divorced.
This Get the admirer to thinking and
tracing out circumstances within bis
know Wedge. The result vas, he discov.
cred beyond question that Mrs. -,
the wife of bis friend, had. seven years
before, been bisiown vile, from whom
he had obtained a legal divorce on good
and sufficient reason. six months after
their union. Anxious TO corroborate
this. he went to Mrs. -, and asked
her if it was not 40. She replied in the
and without hesitation, ad-
ding that she recogn zed him from the
fret but did not care to impart any in
formation be did not himself possess.
She had been literally in the divorce
business. having had no less than seven
lieges in twelve years. She understood
the art OF making herself look young.
and at tlve and thirty she did not appear
more than five and twenty. 1t was the
art that had deceived the friend and
caused him to regard her as somebody
else than her real self. .,..-.-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

THERE WAS an officer who went
through nearly all the battles Of the
Nex,csu war without scratch, and
WAS killed by the kick OF mule
on his journey homeward be.
fore he reached the circle Of sdmiring
trends who we're preparing to give him
an ovation. His name was not GAR
FIELD, but there is . general OF that
name whose experience has been some
what similar After stormipg the
heights OF Credit Mobilier, and breasts
ing the deadly contents OF OAKee
AxEs' memorandum-book, to be killed
BY the 81, 500 sslsry:grab 10 worse than
being kicked 70 desth BY . jsckssa--
Chisage TIibxn& g s.
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not less than fifty dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars and be imprisoned
| in the isil Of the count for not lee thaa
twenty DAYS nor more than City days,
and nav the costs OF prosecution; and
such place or places 40 kept By sacA
person or pereous 90 convicted shall b
shut up and aba,ed upon the order OF
the cour, before whom euoh coovictioa
NAV he had, until such time - sach
person or persona keeping snch plscss
shall give bond and security. 70 be ap-
proved bv sai colrt. In The renal sum
OF one thousand dollars. payable TO the
State ot West Virginia, coudiaened thst
he, she or they will not cell intaxica-
ting liquors contrary TO the laws Of this
Safe, aud will paw oil iuss oosn and
damages assessed agsipst such keeper
or keepers, Tor any violation thereof;
and 10 csse Of the forfeiture oil zach
bopd. suit may be brought thereon Tor
the use OF any person interested, or Tor
the use OF the county; 10 case OF due
or costs due such county. And the
penalties in the nature OF fnes men.
i,oued iu this section may Do enforced
separately from the Impeachment, be-
tore Justices oil the Peace or Police
Magistrates. -
HvAsioNs. . .tF
The giving away o. Intoxicating Ii
quors, or other shit or device 70 evads
the provisions Of this act, shall BE-
deemed and held 10 be On unlawful eel.
log. within the provisions OF this act
LIABILITY OF OWNER OF BUILDING On
GRoUNp-wHEN.
For the payment OF all Anes costs aud
damages sssessrd against auy person or
persons, in consequences ot the sale Of
liquors ~ provided In eco
tion Fix OF this act, the real and prrsou.
al property oil suca person or persons.
OF every kind, shxii be liable, and such
fnes, costs aud damages, shall b Q lien
upon such estate until paid.
HOW PENALTIES NAY Bs kNHoRcaD.
The penalty aud imprisonment men,
toned IN the seventh section OF this act
may be enforced by indictment ,n any
court Of record having criminal jurs-
iicllon and all pecunIAr, fues or pen
.lues provided for in any o. the sec.
ions OF this act (excspt the H'h aud
, xth, may be enforced and prosecuted
or. before any justice Of the peace o;
he proper county IN 40 action u debt.
10 the name Of 'he State Of West Vir-
yinia, as plaintiff; snd 10 case o, con-
'ic,lon the offender shall be committed
% the Jail OF the county until the judy
Dent ss costs are fully paid and the
ustice or court in which the conviction
8 had shall issue writ OF ecpias ad
there ore xnd justices OF
be peace shall also have jurisdiction OF
III actions arising under the fourth and
18th sections OF this act. when the
amount IN controversy does not exceed
'ne hundred dollars. such action shall
,e prosecuted In the hsme OF the party
INJURED or ent,tled 70 Il e d,bt or dam
'ges provided Tor IN said section.
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Accident

Mrs. Joseph Goodwin was almost in.
stsntly killed BY train OF cars on the
Boston and Maine railroad, at Wst6eld.
She accidently got under the wheels
and the cars passed over her crushing
her legs in q horrible manner. She
lived but short time alter the acci-
dent.
The verdict redered against the city
of Boston in favor of Thos. Prentice,
$4,000 award. for injuries received by
falling into q cesspool. iour years ago,
was to-day affirmed by the Supreme
Court, asd the objections over-ruled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New YoSk Maskes.

+ .. New YoRK. April 1.
FLOUR-The market ior state and
we-isrn Il par IL steady With fair derand
IL l5a6 IS Tor supeif fne st-t.; 81 O0
al 80 tor extra sts,r; q 55C97 IS Tor
choice do; n 70a 8 IS Tor fancy do s6 IS
M6 Is rov superfue wsstra s6 0O0a
] 40 Tor common 10 MEDIUM, extra sss-
tern; 81 i5a8 w Tor cho,ce ve-,ers;
% 509l0 SO Tor common TO choice
white whest western.
WHBAr-Msrket is dull and prices
rule in,buyers favor. There 10 vsfv
limited export and milling deuasd $50
OIL 80 Tor No 2. sprlng, 10 siors sed
81 at 81 75al so Tor No l, sprlrE
81 Ttai 87i tor winter RED western:
81 S0tgl9 n Tor amber western; 81 IS
az 25 Tor white western aid state. the
latter Tor fancy No z: Mii~aukes u
quoted st sl G6@l 81 70 s,ors and
sHosL ....-..- 80. .-s.s
RYE-Msrket 10 very quis. .. sSc.
for Csnads " b"nd
BARLEY-Market 10 dull and us-
settled q -sIHH Sss }" >,
CORN-I. in modsrs's request and
stesdv At 66c Tor Dew western m,ssd,
66ia 66lc Tor old western aHoai; 63ia
64c Tor old western 10 store.
PORK-Aarket 10 very Arm win
only q light joboins dsmsod; 90 5O4
10 62 Tor new mess; sl3 25sI3 SO ,os
extra prime With lots held hiiber.
LtRD-is frm With light offerings
sitaSic tos No ] 70 pnme st<Am;
Tor kettle rendered. tg
COfTOS-Op spot' 'opens With only
modsyals demand; q previous Quots>
tom; sales Gil bale. si Sl0 W lor lov
middiiDgs. and &20 70 Tor middliss up.
PErR0LEUN-Is very quite ~ith
crude quo'sd st 9tc. api rs6nsd q I9S.
WHfSKY-ls very qpie, xisb boy.
ers st 91}c, Add seiJer. It Gle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
GERMANY.
Diplomatic Changes.

BERLIN, Aprill.-Itis officially stated
that Count Won Arnim will probably
be appointed to succeed Count Won
Bron nssroff as representative OF the
German government, IS the British Court
and that General Matchufie will secure
the appointment as German Ambss
ssdor 10 Paris and succeed Count Won
Arnim.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
ST. LOUIS.

City EIecaioa-Deooeraffe sio'orS'
Sr LOUIS, April THE election pass
ed off quietly, and there was - unusa'
ally heavy vote for . municipal cleo
ton. The returns Indicate that Joseph
Brown, Democrat. was elected Mayor,
and { whole Democratic ticket by
1900 majority. eFtz#'. 80, 8
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA. April la man sup
posed TO be Rocher, the murderer o!
Goodrich, was arrested here to-day, and
as he answers thoroughly to the des :
cription given. it is supposed be is guilty.
He came here soon after the murder,
and has. during his stay been en-
gagged in the illegitimste sale Of watches.
He speaks French, Italian and Spanish,
and expresses his entire willingness to
undergo the fullest investigation, being
confident OF esta olishing hls innocence.
The detectives have been in correspon-
dsnce with Brooklyn detectives.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April ! The English gov
erpment has declared its intention OF
sending special envoy or representative
TO accompany the Kheive exped!tlon
and TO prole Ct the interest OIL Her Majesty
and preserve intact the integrity OIL
Territory oil Great Britain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

TIE cooperative plan has been adopt
ed At Wilmington. Del wners several
'snilies who have carriages have club
bed together sod built . cooperative
stable, where all the horses sad car
rIsges are kept with only two or three
men, instead OF = score. " do the work.
thus enabling persons Of moderate
means u keep sn rquippsge ~ho other
wise could not afford IT, ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
BsSsso.se nashss.

- B.Lrfscsa April !.
CoTT0S-Q iet. but Arn; low mid.
ding st tlSilsiSt q
fLDUK-Dnii, and uncbsuesd.
WhEAT-2uief, bot 6rm. sd N.
chsaxed; rseeip,s srssvsry light -.
CORS-F,rm ssd scarcs sosibsss
white Csc DO yellow 90 m,Y-d sssssra
Ole on the spot 6fic for April.
OATS- Dull. souibers B248c;
westsra Djxed q 45l446c ~ go
RYE-Q,iet st 80 saDc. ~, s,,gs,.
Lhusi s,1,y ,iu1s0sssy O. aroeG psS
st tI2A15 . = . z si'a't'
LAaD-M ss99e; wsstssa. so ;
BU[IER-6fm usd ssesaaesd. ss
WHiSK1Y-Sssa4y q ois. ss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

ASY house in Mississippi keeping
over Ave boarders 10 to be considered =
place OF public entertainment and
therefore within the scoops 81 the negro
evil rights bill. 1ge 1gsrs .ol
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
HOLLAND.
war Declared.

HAGUE April 1.-The Dutch govern
mont has declared war against the
KIT gdom Of Acbives. in Lummatrs,
for the infringement OF . treaty shpu-
lated with the Dutch COLONIES. B. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02
BOSTON.
Child Murde ePeP,

BosroN, April 1.-Dauiel 8. Marsh
was held for a trial to-day charged With
murder in the fret degree by causing
the death of his own child by drowning
10 the Mystic river. He confessed the
deed. -..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

GERMAN steel 10 said TO be supplant-
ing tie English and American article ia
The Chinese market, oviog 70 ir easier
IN lnsnipulslIon, which is due 10 il iHfs-
rior quality.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

TIE members Of the Iowa Press As
socia,ion are going to "excurt" 70 Mis-
CARA Falls iu June 10 the extent OF go
n head. u they Can get go ahead Vi
their business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

AConnecticut man swears TO an OK
which trots ito mile inside Of scur min.
utsA and offers 70 enter II for beefst taks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

Itshsll be unlawful for any person
or persons, BY agent or othery se, to
sell intoxicating IIquor to minors, un.
less upon the written order OF their pa.
rents, guardians or family ph y sici.u, or
to persons intoxicated. or 10 persons
who are in the habit Of getting intori-
Gated. .'7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

IL For every violation Of the provisions
OF the ,hrst. second ,aod third ,ections Of
this act every pereon 90 ofepdiog shall
iorteit and psy 6ne o! not less than
twenty dollars ner more than one hun
dred dollars, and BE- ,mpfisoned 10 the
jail OF the county not les thsn ten da,s
nor more thso thirty days. and pa, tHe
costs OF prosecution; and Tor every Sio,
lstion OF the third section Of this sct
every persoo eopvictsd - the keeper o
[aoy ofihe places thersia declared 70 b,
nuiaancss s. slall hl t0tisis rs snd pays ass o
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

they have 0eeu terulo o1usexpedlent5 lot
the annoyance OF the majority Their
primo object has been to waste tune
and obstruct the progress OF legistStion
Upon the most trivial pretexss they
have resorted. TO all the arts OF parlia-
meptary 6llibustering and BY ell The
dilatorY motions known to the rules
they bsve labored to prevent the accom-
| plishmept Of good results. This has
been done for the sake Of creating party
capital, and I do noi doubt that if an
accurate account bad been kept Of the
time consumed unnecessarily and from
purely factious motives by Rad CO
members, il would be found that nearly
one. half of the session has been con-
sumed by tbsse men who labofed sim
ply 10 prevent the Accomplishment o.
good results Whenever Mr.. Brown,
OF Preston, gets the H,or (snd that is
! ss often a. possible be treats the House
TO an everlasting q ~ Of vishy.wsshy
| words "full of 1oqo od and tug-sigeify-
ing nothine," ssd then Campbell toots
his bugle and Tray. Blanche and Sweet
heart utter q responsive echo. Courtesy
| is misplaced in lister ing to these men
| and they would serve the interests o.
the susie better BY going home and
staying there thap By. .laboripg - they
| nave do6e 70 prevent the legislature
ron SocDnpI hhisg tbe work commit
| ted 70 il By The people of the Stslss4 ?
Thn afternoon the general election
Law hss been under dlscussion ii the
HOUSE, and divers and sundry amend.
menls have been proposed. Some o1
them viii doubtless be rejected when q
rulI voss b hsa tomoFrow.
In the 6esste- the .cslsndar was I'm.
| ished thn forenoon. sad the School lsv
and the Road Law we're under discus.
son in the a3tsrnoon. The Senate bal
| veil nigh Hhishsd al the work it car
lido before the rscss and viii soon b.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-02

Passage Of the Vetoed BiIls-The
GSverusr Gets . Black Eye-Cur.
rent Preeeedisg. A. Charlesten--
Matters Perseasl. As. El +.
snacs., corraunonder,Ae bf the Beoister. u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
WILMINGTON, DEL, THURSDAY, APRIL IT. 1873.
A shoeklns s'cry e Crime and nssrI

bael0ms sfs,J IT.l4 49,,
MHMPHD, April 1e.-sTha Ausasa, ARksnsss
Bulletin publiahes letter from Union c6unty
Arkanaas, giving an account ofa horrible out,
rage upon and murder Of white woman BY a
negro in that county.
A few weeks ago married vomAnIVent to a
neIghboTs house 10 remain ssyeral days, but
found no one At home, and started 10 return,
when negro stopped her horse, took her of,
and drove, pushed, and pulled her eight miles
into the bottom lands. whote ~ iied bar a 4
tree, and shamefully assaulted her, keeping her
there for three days.
On the second day, while still tied 10 che tree,
she gave birth to a child. On the third daythl
husband OF the unfortunate woman, NOT fnding
her al the neighbers' house, bat discovering hsr
horse where the negro had Iefl Il tied, collected
some OF his friends and began a search, whicl
resulted in finding her dead body tied 10 q
tree, The negro having murdered hsr by blow,
upon the head inflicted with club.
The murderer was soon afterWaTda capt uFe,
by aparty OF negroes Who Ve1e absistink 10 th
search. At the husbands request the negrop
built Two log heaps, and. sstling item ID fr'
placed the negro between them. They WeF
twenty feuE hours barning him and a tIinleEynl
su6jectIng him to horrible torture, such as cut
, ting off his toes and strips from his body. ThsI
were three other negroes concerned 10 assuulin
J the woman, They we're subsequently, cangI
and shot 31a,A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
The Material and Political situation
.s tn IouBeIana.

Under the above title the New Orleans Times
of Saturday has the following editorial - II
For ycars past, under a miscalled reconstruc-
tlon, the taxpayers Of this State have been prac
tlcally denied the inalienable rights and privi-
lsges Of selfgovernment. They have been taxed
without their consent for purposes which theydid
net approve, and under a color Of fraudulcntly
enacted laws they have been pundered till further
plunder Y almost impossible.
Slxty-hve thousand negro voters, Seduced
and controlled by Ave thousand political vam-
plrass have held hundred aud ten thousand
white real estate taxpayers at their mercy
Thpelt comes about that instead Of the unex-
ampied prosperity which should exist in Lou
igtana, our more solid men are reduced to q
state Of bankruptcy. and the majority are no
longer able 70 pay the taxes TiniustIy assessed
and lnsOlentiy demanded
The sixty-live thousand negro voters who,
uEder reconstruction, have assumed contlOl OF
our political Affairs, may In general terms be
said 70 pay no taxes to theState. They do not
even pay poll tax. But they, through their
representatives In the General Assembly have
impOeed burdens on their white neighbOrs In
evefy imaginable sort Of way.
1tnoVer was considered as an elementary
principal Of Eepublcausm that one portion
OF q population should DO enormously taxed
by another portion who pay no taxes. 1t is
through negro legislation that our public debt
has been so feartully increased. Bribed negro
leRislation has created m0nOp0lie3 aud voted
eun9tuleS without measure. Lt has authorize,
extensive and most expensive police and mill
tarY organizations. Ia order to enforce Obedl
ence 20 unjust and oppressive laws. In al
this, II has been following the political guild
auce Of heartless adventurers who care moth
ing forthe prosperity Of the State, and nothin
for tbeuggro.
The few negro politicians who have ioine,
the cafpetb1g c0nspirat0rs have a guilt
knowledge of the wrong done; hut the grea
mass Of the sixtY-tve thousand negro VOtel
have IS imperfect conception 0f the mi
chief they have wrought as Sir Isaac New
tUu'g littie dog Diamond had when he ups
the light and burned the papers ON which h
master bad expended so much Of Thought an
TOany reasonable man it must bs appaFeJ
that such rulnOnS governmental mOnstrosi
as that which now exists In this State eAnnt
long maintain itself, even with the authOri
OF the Federal Government behind it. FC
tanataly, however. II is not to the interest
the Federal Government OF the great Amel
can people that the prosperity Of Louisia
should 6e sacrificed In the interest of a mo
stEosity or 40 the behest Of usurpation.
Relief Is now our peoples prayer. 1t mi
come Or-anaRchy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

PReFrrs OF THE INDrAN DRAMA.-Ned
Butline, who manages the Indiaa siagd business,
has cleared $4,000 80 quick. Buffalo Bill and
Texas jack each receive 1000 al week and spend
it like lords Jack has an Iudian lohdness ioI
gewgaws. He bought ofTiffany, in New York
a huge gold chains almost half the Dissofa thip'l
city for the biggest watch that money would buy
and he got one, they say, as large as a spittoon
He is now prepared to astonisl the natives Of th,
effete European capitals. aes.-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

At Cincinnali, James Grace, eatrikiue
because he would not join the strike, has been
hsld 10 $1,000 bill 10 answer she Shutee Of
murder in the second degree.
fornia, IS approaching San Fraheisc0. Hal
the horses in the upper portion Of Shasta Val
ley are affected by the disease.
Aquarter ora mile oftho Memphis ana Lit
tie Rock Railroad, near HOpefeld, was Washet
away BY food on Tuesday night. @
The clock factory Of WEIGH, SpFiag a Co. 4
Eorestville, Conn, was burned on 4nasda
morning. Los, $4,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
potatoes.

Hers the virtue Of deep plonghing viii be as
manifest IN most cases as with corn. DO not
put fresh green stable manuFson your potato
e, but old well decOmpOsRd manure bone dust
0shea plaster aud sails, In such quantities and
pfODd gtionsas you can command. Planting 10
bills, may not always produce 50 large q croE
as In drills, but tue crop Is more conveniently
dug. Early Goodrich and Early Rose are still
faVOTihe and generally reliable varieties. One
ofthe easiest methods Of cnltlyatlnR potatoes
iskokea8 ne Thomas HaRr0W going over
the land very few days from week after
plantinR until the vines are i've or six inches
high. It kaops ahs ground open and light, and
the labor OF cultlYatlng the crop Is scarce one
half Of that persorAlsd 10 any other way. AIN
10 maze 4 GOOD CROP Scarcely any crop on the
farm, ,nawa hoafor,H the yield is large loDe
q, eSp IS of . fait crop ara Attic aubV
those pfa yeEv poor one, a,el3 slhh-a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
RabIif SaIts.
DUBLIc SALE OF
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.
AZ LOTS.

VoFy desrable for Duilding and Mannfacturing Sites
will be sold on the PREMISES, Wilmington. Del.
On saturday. ApeiH 9eth, 1879,
At21< o'clock. D. M.
without postponemsnt withdrawal or undertaking
These Lots are located on ClaymoHt, Goodman and
B streets, On tAc WdiMia0toa aad Woslsrn kGttFOod
directly opposite to Mndaley Chapel. adjacent 70
many and rapidly extending improvements. an 10
the new Pablie Scaool, and quickly accessible TO
many important manufaetones and 70 commercial
facilities By water = well - By railroad.
Wilmington has extended on the South Side within
TIE last TIVE or three yoan perhaps more decidedly
than In any ether section Of the city. and property
~ this direction y gendeEaly ineroasing IN vaae
Another rolling mill Z nov promised. great ship
ping point near BY Is In early anticipation and the
hest building sites must soon be exhausted.
TBRMS.--LWenty per cent cash and the halanes
in notes with approved endOrsers. equally divided al
and months, bearing interest from the day Of sale
Settementg In al cases to be made previous to thu
| following Saturday, May Sd 1878 at II m, (other
wise purchase may Be declared void at the optiOI
Of the seofl and parties who pay the whole in easl
On or before that time will b entitled TO clear dis
count Of per cent Immeaiate possession on set
| Element. j. 4. HEALD,
Il Pres't ChriatianA Imp Co..
III ap17-ts Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
so BUILDING LOTS

M AT PUBLIC SALE.
win bssOId at Publlc Sale. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. APRIL lsth. 1873. ct o'clock. p. NJ.
ThoQa 50 Buildlng Lot, grOntjng on ROdmau, Haw-
leg. Webb, Third and Fourth streets. as extended
irom the city and are short distance from the city
line. The situotion e high and healthy. They are
& ah0gt distance towards Front street from the
9cAnst1an Park. These lots will all be sold on very
easy terms, only ~ per cent. cash. and aud "
months Tor the balance. IL you buy lot for w
you VIII. only have ~ 10 pay in cash and 8 ana u
months for the balanee: Come aud buy lot and
:. -. : - WM, BRIGHT,
OaLE MILLER. Auctss. ao1O-ts
IJORsEs AT PUBLIC SALE.
Twin sell 10 head Of Horses and pair Of fff9N
large Males @
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 19th. 1878.
ALTO o'clock. a. m.
At the BLACK HORSE HOTEL. Front and Jsasr
son streets. X. M. alBSON.
i apl7-2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

AZ Ailaata. Ga. on Tuesday, nlaht, Dr. J. W.
Craie ond Ju11o eulinu, melnhsE1 q TIE drpe
aEm et Heard, Craig & Co, vera acelaantally POI
eonel - dInting hunar 81 their own store. NE
dslnl1 We1o mi21d " an emgloyea namea Jonesl
skoN4 % asahaa elixir Dr.. CSaig dle4 10 four
boar aii, ansripg great asonys but luase Rel.