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AUCTION SALES.

RY DUNCANSeN. BOWLING q co, Auc,.-.
y Corner sh aud d streets pOrth~ss,.
SALE OF cHRoMos, ENGRAvISe., &c.
;l0h sAigsn IRA TvrNIsG. H.sca s.s, o,.sa-
:sIsyr.sn,, eeou. Fifty CArnr md Earavsara
'It 'f stsc; ;s ScsSfs9 t; Co.; Ape,,
ID ks.i sl,.s- ! s, Sssss and iAs.sepe.r..
s''' ~ ''''i s,s ffs 5 'f ssi z:s ''A IA "
.S sEssSEs
iafSEfs+ioSs S 81 ssssss Si hfis sso TIE
on MONDAY MokSiNG. Marsh 10, a, ia-o
r.S%s. ,hs se,,r- tr.naiuiss stcck Of m. sbSSr
kB~hssy q the most bs.usiful and. hO,o. .r
IHfIMaE ga oLrASr. Aus...
Rf WIN. l.. Wall 90. Aactiopeer,
Ne. 900 snd.soa Psns.sisssi. avenue.
sS u T'sY TSRE f5n eStsIyVyq sSsT
1 On HoHpAY MoRxrNe March mn.
H8lSi' roT nm sSs. :, Ia o,elsSk. we VIII
~ &c sssoftnIent OF GrOoeriee' LiaaeSs. &c
BS.. arsnuisf:a. Crushed and Brown Sugar.
hbfs WHISTLES, G4rs, &c. &c
Gbssts and halls CHESTS Green and Blssk Teas.
Bags Java and Rio Coffee.
BoNes Starch. Candles, Sosps, Mustard.
Cheese, Brooms " ashbosris
Bill. Fish snd vinegar.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Hams, Bacon and shoulders.
ms-:t W. L. WALL & CO, Auc,..
10y pUNCANsON, BOWLING 4 CO., Auct'rs,
~ Southeast corner 9TH and streets northwest.
SALE OF GROCERIES. WHISTLES, WINES,
- o On Ig,EspAT hSESISs, M.seh II,
II t.rr- n
', R,s;. LIi' WILL &c, ssmpri.ins-
Casks Port, Madeira. and Sherry Wines,
Barrels " hite and Fellow sasa.,
aalf sSesss and Sr Saasles Green aud Black rss'
BoTes soap, starch, 6andles,
s sSsss f fias fe gSie: s sUa.
CpcoAnats, Pencils, Measure-,
B Bsss: fi' Rsshs Ss:s.- fo%:I.e's
and numerous other articles usually KEEP an gro
vte the aitehtion Of the trade IS the so is worthy
ms ss'' pGScANsoS, DowLINa co. A~,t.
Bfw,L. WALL VAL M : &C., t Ag:,ss.;s.eers,
er Nos. 300 and s0a Penssylvani aSenre.
q IHR aAffTol. u sa aSHs us rs ASb
- Under decree Of the supreme Court Of tn.
Of SSisSis :e y In the
will se a. public auction ON m" ercI,sas ., NM
DAY, March 81. 1873, ct clock ,. M. Lcts nums
an s .ns G :sS1S:
ss:,, Between And north; sale Viii Commence
Also, Immediately after the above, we win --si, At
dred and nine liias,, north A, between lsth and
10Th streets east.
secared By deed q tru-t on the pTeinses sold
deposit Of 20 each lot will be required the time
Of sale. Conveyancins at psrchasers' cost.
NJ ESRbio,r Assisnee: in
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QY DUNCANS0N. BOWLING Il CO, Aucts
- Southeast corner Ninth aud ID streets northwest
RY B. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 729 Seventh stree, betweea g and H.

b Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 729 Seventh street, betweea and H.
TkvsIEI,s SALE OF ONE OF THE Mosr
SITUATED oN THE S0RTH SIDE 81 TX
ssT cRTEI BETWEEN srH AND iora STREETS
a By virtue Of deed Of trust 70 Daniel L Eaton
u ISsr oo a sn & n. f sns
s sHs Z. s ss sai a Ra Ss
est bidder, In front Of the premises, on THURS
s e1 b:,
:.
GiiSerts recorded subdivision Of part Of ssuar e
three hundred and seventy -one, together with the
desirable and valuable residences in the City, stsd
up with every modern convenience.
sG i g and & sss
nth, l82, TO secure e19g0, payable In i've years,
The terms Of sale for the amount realized above
said incumbrance are q follows: so, with interest
expenses Of sale in cash and the balance In six and
twelve months With six per cent interest, secured
X sss e :r Sn h 81 - Own g Fl. when
rssold = dei:uiins purcSasss risS Convey sncias
ssss sss::
~THB ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED until
MONOAY, March ! ,183, same hour and place.
G. w. STlCkEEY, Surviving frustee.
ms-eo&ds B, 81. WARMER, Aucf.
RY pUNcANs0N, BOWLING 3 CO., Aucts.
ID Southeast corner sth snd d streets northwest.
TRUSTEES GALE OF A FINE LOT ON con.
GER OF n AND ylST STREETS NORTH.
By virtue Of deed Of trpst dated IA Of Ann,
p. lCl, recordsd II Liber No. sss, foiios Is,
county, D. G., and Il the sesusst Of the 1Srsy =
cured thereby the .ndeuignsa, = trustess, VIII, o
IHEsDAr The Ss.h az q March next, Gs. -
premises, Lot numbered twelve, lin square nun
Der ninety nine, CO In the city Of Washington D.
sausrs, recorded ID se6divislon book II. T., psse
-, In the euRyeyorS 90 q aid city.
Terms q eaIs: Ose-thlrd In cash, s:d the bslaace
in anA u nonfhs; notes q tie R1sche.er - .
sssn, herring = Rsf csst isse.ss droT A. - deg q
ed s0to g Pad she1 the gEGIsstE y sss cyk 81
after the sale the trustees resefSSeoe rg0 - reeeA.
at the risk of the defsulsing p1ychaser, Convey
AncinR and record1ng ~ puxcbneers eu0. firF
w. ETQ3PTARD.t rrmtee.. So
+ btEScHH NS iDowLixe co.
ftt1 -2ax3r&ds ARctfeneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
y Co anrsdesmed riedse., con.i.tins q Sns
s.f e s1 .s ssss;s S sss :si
s pss, &s., As., g Nm. Z Msai oo:s Ascss.e
asls sssS =, s ss:
ms Nm, L. WALL CO. An,ss.
Bf W. Z. wAt M., 5 g. S,;l,a,r,,
Nos 900 and sO3 Pa. ave, south corner sth street
TEE STOCK OF GROCERIES. yIxrUREs.
d6ksE hp ~ ,a TIE S4gT TokTH
o. .SSEDAr MoRsrse. March ION, ..
IL 10 oslack. Ne viii sea the entire oontci,ts'
ssgGs, Hoia-.e., sy..p.
fees, Teas, Canned Goods.
mss weights Fff WALL Wall &c S S. Auct,.
BY tkkT|TN NlI,:. R GktkAk "a
Southwest corner Pennsyis AHA sSenue ami ira st
Star oaice Building.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
o., I PTBLiS A MoII9Na 49,. "a,
umraeneing a. 10 O'clock, at the residence
H. {, tofs gentleman declining housskeeping. No
shall sell the following excellent household goods
One Rosewood Piano, cost $50.
Walnut Green Rep Psrlor Set.
Marble toe Tables, Eogrs,inss.
ua,net, Lace curtains.
One Swiss Clock, beautifully carved and in perfect
condition.
One Splendid Black Walnut marble top Chamber
Suit
One Superior Black Walnut W ardrobs.
Superior Painted Cottage Furniture.
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Fine Feather Pillows and Boosters.
Superior Brussels and Three ply Carpets.
Hall and Stair Carpets, Rods.
Oak Marble-top Sideboard.
French China, fine Glassware.
Fine Platedware, Cutlery.
Dining Chairs, Lounges
Refrigerators, Window Shades.
Mantle Clocks, Looking Glasses.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
N.B.-House for rent or sale.
ms LATIMER CLEARY. Aurt<.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND oHIoEu
X RAILRQAD.

OALIIMoRI AND AND oHIoE
rr.in. bssSesS &AsHISGToS AND BALTI.
soRI and " AsHIH0fOG AND THI WEST are
's' run = f'ile fcs - ssiALr1neRE, -.
Il ItnSs d:s NJ S sisa ss So s Is 500 and -
n ON SUNDAY FOB BALTIMoR! a..
Leave a AIS and $40 O. m, aud l.l0, SIS, ~, e'W
naS" , P6B ALL WAY STATIONS,
M: tio md SD ;. m; and On sunday al AS and
:sS sI R,s train :. the 5S
k ssas, *. IT. % TOP Il js:sSss Cut, and The
n ArnspoIis 90 sunday
FOB NORFOLK.
Leave AZ lto o. u, except Sunday.
Leave daily, s9eegi SATURDAY and sunday, g s:ss
aaa So ,. m, sSd On Sunday Il SIS and 30 p m.
TRANS Ah $500 As Io d.
fron Phiisdeipnis and Baltimore at ssa.m
Ir1m Bsisin",s = $50 So $40 and md. ne a. M
PROM THE WEST.
Arriye At l;sc, as aud y, lo's2 ,: m h. a..
wssh,nEtcn s., Ticket Gee e "a s hours Of the
,L.ASs her 70 have their 'Ss
aed and ehsc kv az their Residences taken ~ the
fef New f.lha Phll.asIPhis and Boston see Cd
'sTi ae Z is af lsS Linz -,.,,o,
M. COLI, 9 retail Ticket Agent;
GEO. 5. ko0NTL GeD1 AiEt, Wsshinston. jag
TRREsssEafiSNe tsss ,r sfESEhs &s1
PHIA. AND SEw YORK.
wAsHISsIoy; November 5, 80.
Trafns between AsHiN0IVN and nAw IOkA
FOR NEW YORk, vftsoxr osanrs az ears.
Leave dAiil G-Icept Sunday at SUI NJ, leo and
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday al s Q. m, Too and SD
Lssre Ter New York at $50 ,. m, and Philadelphia
sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. m. train
through tickets to aPhilaaelphis, New York and
3oston can Be hsd at the Station Ofice at all hours
For baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement see
schedule between W Ashinsten, Baltimore, AnnaDo-
TRes. Il, SHARP, As.r Master Transportation.
956sf iasI zs rss.is sssns ,.n
A lrAAspFFt6ss 4 4. WASHING I. &s
ALEXANDRIA ! FREDERICKSBURG ~
Corner 0 b asd SRA S.yssts.
Local trains from Alexandra arrive A follows
SIS, SIS, n:3 a; m, lis, 'sls, 52s, 7:2s D. m.
Trans m 9i mus connect with trains on Wash
QUAEIICO Accommodation leaves Washington
askAf sStfHrfs & ssq RxSsrss, Vi. Richmond
leaves Wesbington 1888 p; m. daily, except Sunday.
Cor sale Offices corner 18th street and PennsyIva-
ala avenue, and corner sth street and Pennsy ania
hecked 81 all hotels and residences through 70 desi
& S. YOUNG, Cent Passenger Agent. iyso-u
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In virtue Of writ Of neri fhcia1 isgued from the
Cisrkf once Of IT. eeyrsme Court Of The District o.
CSuTSic ana e ne Srs g shall ell Ssblic
sid District. on HONDA the 10th day q March,
lHs, q IL O'Clock q n, one silver md gold mount
spon = Che SgoSs and chattsls Of Danisl 3 Dsssn:
III fsyor Of Edward N. WebbeP. John 49, ~ ~
Thomas Timln0us W. Dsniel =. Davsnp port, T. G.
fsss ALA. 81 ~ 8. Marshal D. G.
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ID RAILKOAD, kHR II
Dsyot cor. sfA asd Is streets, ~ w. ANR
TRAINS LEAVE FOB

TEAMS Lave FOB TRAINS ARRIVE Al
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON
sS a. m, Niagara Ell. As a. m, Western EXP.
daily. - daily, except Sunday.
San, Baltimore Mail Is;S a. m, Mail, daily, ex
daily. cept Sunday.
% y @. n, Western Exc Il III u3 a IN W esferu rxu
daily, except Sunday. Il daily.
rs D. M, Baltimore Ac- SIS I'm, Pacific Express
eOulrnodatiol. daily ex-i daily except Sunday
cept Sunday. Gus o m .Accommod sfion
Us D. m, Cino6nnati Ex-I daily
press,daly, except Sun 1913 p. m, Southern Ex-
day. press, daily, except Sun.
fs5 p. ID, Western Exp day.
daily.
Trains leAs tLs W sshingtOn at $50 o. m, and SIS
D m, connect ~ Bowie with trains for Marlboro
leaving Bowie los .. m, and Sis o. m arriving NJ
Marlboro IL o. IN. and Sis D. m.
Trains arriving At W ashingtOn ll06 o. m AID a
.. N, connect AZ Bowie With trains leaving Marbo-
so So o.. m. and S.3 p. m.
Passenger leaving their orders ct Ticket Onlces,
Of 18th street and Pennsyy ania .avenue and
northwest corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyly ami
avenue can have their baggage called for and check
sd 1t hotels and residences to all points North and
Vest. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Columbus
Indianapolis, Louisville, 50. Louis, New Orleans
Chicago, Omaha San Francisco, and ali points north
northwest, west, and southwest.
Il. l.. DUBARRY, Gent Supr
e 9. YOUNG, Gen1 Pass'r Agent. jyl-u
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TRISTEES' SALE. A FINE LOT on THIRD
sTRELT, BETWEEN G AND STREETS,

RY b. II; WARNER,
No. 129 7th street, between @ and streets.
TRUSTEES SALEOF THREE STORY BRIcK
UNWILLING, WITH BASEMENT AND BACK
AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust to Daniel L Eaton
&: and myself dated May II, 1877, and duly record
I'd in Liber No; 6ss, folio s. one Of the land
anctons In f ont Of the premises, the highest bid
der, ON MONDAY, March "a, 1873, at O'Clock D.
NJ, parts Of lots numbered and IA, in square So,
beginning at the southwest corner Of lot numbered
l. and running thence along the east line Of lot num-
bered - feet ga inches thence ~ feet thence
so.th to north line Of street north; thence west
Terms: The amount Of indebtedness secured By
said deed Of trust unpaid, with the expenses of sale
in cash, and the balance OF and IL months with in
terest from day Of sale to be secured By deed OF
trust upon the property S2U deposit on acceptance
Of bid. If terms of sale not complied with within
seven days after sale the trustee the right to
resell the property at the risk and Of the de-
faulting purchaser. nyeyancing e purchaser
cost. GEORGE w. STICKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
~ 2aw&ds B. b. WARNER. Aucf.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETwEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK. ..-
Aby.sna..; Feb. g Parthia..... We'd Mar. ls
Algeria. =. We'd Mar. Cuba .... Wed--Mar. Is
Steamers marked thus do NOT carry ssesrsge pes
And every '0l'Qs.ns WI, wIp a va. and sA1uB
RATEs OF PAssAeE.-Csbin, eso, 600, and sls
ss,s:s e ;ss:s: g
So% and
and ali psrts d Europe, a lowest rates ThrouSS
ss Of ls sn5 given 70 Beis Ssseov
aediterTsnssn ports FOR freight end Cabin ' p.s
sage, apply at the Companys office, No. { Bowling
Trsen, lot s.sesrase psssage, ct No. III Broadway
noyisS ttHAs. G. FRANCKLYN. Agent.
A SOHoR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
dn sG S to
Money SHs0sn s RIs;sms.n SsTTMaay
ERPOOL, GLASGOW and DERRY, o6S and o1s.
EXCURSION TICKETS, sIyo.
Intermediate, $50; Storage, $50; ell payable In
Parties sending for their friends n TIE Ola Oountry
can purchase tickets ct lowest rates. Tor further
p.rieuIars sypiZ 70 The Aessts Q. CAANAOK, IN.
ll33 street, Washington.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
may0 Bowling Green, New York.
NEW EXPRESs LINE VIA CANAL.
~ 1BTWERn
PHILADELPHIA, AEEXANDRH Va,
WASHINGTON Z GE RGE1V WN, y. O.
Sailing Gay IRON fisr y, North WAausA PAGaAsls
khia, W!DNESDAX and eATU1-
From So WsSesrsa, QspsRsaaxnl =
o. O., TUESDAY snds AfUxOAY, & % .. n.
a. MI: Is 8: III Sals&
M ERCHANfS LIZ 81 sTxAlcsH1pA as,
- wAsauefoS Alb nv Yolk.
uaessAe TIE ans o. ea.snips = o. xHIoH10a
u ~. $s 4SYa ZOE Gs SStxfS8.
f0T1, = foIoSs:- isssxs NJ S6fk - ~
tf6SstfS3f, ss - - iiTflS1t 800
Ahn3kR2lA e - - = - -
. a.ss.; 3 90 g: 81 49, 3 6 s&s "a
ssi;:a xHonfaQx. rtsssasse
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0fiee.
COLORED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
All Coiered Soldiers or Sailors, or their
Legal Representatives.,
Who ht0e received notice from the Treasury Depart
ment that certificates have been issued ia settlement
VI their
CLAIMS FOR PAY. BOUNTY, PRIZE
MONEY, kc.,
and who have NOT received the am cunts dine them.
are directed in order to speedy pay Of tbs same
without further expense BY CIaimau,s,
tue o'i vi
Adiutant General L. 8. Army, Washing.
ton, ID. L.
They should also state in
What Company and Regiment the ser,ie.
was rendered.
Ed. TOWNSEND,
- AdyKtaHl GsRsaL
Adyutant Generals Ofhce.
Masa,neton, u. g, t,1,K,ry Z. 1873 fssin
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10. iSoi northss:t corner Ansr issS ana

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
SITUATED ON FOURTH STREET EAST, BE-
IWEEN NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE AND
SOUTH p sTREEI.
ID iS1, and duly recorded in Liber No. 81
kfcliO IS, &C., Of the land records Of Washing.
ton county and By direction Of the party secured
thereby vii eel e p.hlic snotion, n front Of the
premisss, on SATURDAY, MeEch 18th, A. B., 1873,
numbered seven hundred and ninety two (70J
Terms cash Convey ancine ct the cost Of the pur-
chaser. yAMES G., UERRET, Trustee.
n.s-eoSds u GRIM 4 WILKINS. A1cts.
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WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w Corner TIA St,Sst aad Louisiana aceySe,
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT.
Interest commences from date Of deposits
Deposits can be made and drawn at will
my30tf J. A. RUFF, Treasurer
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B. H.WkkHER. ASctionser.

~ THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
MONDAY, March Z ,las, came hour end place.
g. w. STlCkkEY Surviving Trustee.
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RY DUNCANSON, DOWLING CO., Ancts-.
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
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On the petition q. J6sHuA G. ST0DDA'R6. of
a YU5a 3 h% Tss 5n ss fS
1859, and the lst day % June i6s, for g
%gTcve%asr sd tSs ssh Inc Tor Mins Hay
closed on the 9Th day Of May next; that the
time for flineA1kAnent sndth txminsr's report
aid petition De heard the 18th DAY Of June next
Any person nay oPpose t6is sxtsnslen. 9
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ATISS l.. FLETCHERS SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
lvl LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1891 NesS Yoyk
aueRHe.-The third quarter viii commence JANUARY
-, ISIS. ----- ocl9-6ms
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'EHE GREAT REMEDIES for Consumption,
Il Waiting, and Indigestion, are SAvORY Z
Medical men Who have made Il speciai duty testify
that life is prolonged in remarkable manner appe-
tits Also st.snssh md weight increasea digestion
general eoeSiion q the BODY imeroysd. Sold In
81. B. Il. the Prince q Wsies, His Hishness 1 tSe
knedive Of EsyRt, Ac:, tA3 New Bond street,
throaghout TIE. etatss. HOI1-NAQe and trade
mark on each bottle. rf dec1- lstA -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
Defending the Salary steal.

The organ of the Administration, in Washing
ton, Senator Harlan's paper, the daily Chronicle
in a long editorial article which we have mo-
seen, hut which the telegraph despatch says has
taken the position "that If the members honestly
believed that they had earned seoea'ty.fGs dollar!
day they had a perfect right TO take it, and Il
made no difference whether they took it at the
beginning or the end OF Congress-
No doubt the Chronicle speaks the mind of the
President and his Cabinet officers There is
scarcely any doubt that the salary increase and
back pay steal were both favored by the Admin
istration. Grant could have stopped both with
a brief message expressing an opinion averse TO
it In which he would have been backed up by the
whole population of the country, excepting the
few greedy officials, who dared 10 brave public
sentiment, aud they would soon have been
silenced.
No doubt the Chronicle recognizes the fact that
Grant was not only a willing recipient of the
salary steal but advocate of it, and to denounce
it, is necessnrto denounce the President and the
Administration. 1t does not attempt to shield
Grant and condemn the members of Congress who
voted for the steal like some Of the weaker
organs of the Republican party. There is no
doubt that the people are in favor Of a repeal of
the law increasing the Congressional pay, and
reducing it TO the former rate or lower
Congress has been growing weaker and more
corrupt ever since the change from the per diem
system Of pay, and there is little doubt that large
salaries tend to the increase OF bad morals, espe-
cially among those who require restraint and are
exposed to temptations. From present appear
auces it will be difficult to re-elect any man who
advocated and voted for this bill while any part
Of the steal remains in his pocket
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
wine Worth Ferry Thousand Dollars 9,
OrOD.

The city Of Bremen possesses twelve hossheads
OF what, according to certain calculations under
taken BY The NtGe frete Presse, must 10 tbs
most expensive beverage in he world. The
town purchased Ia 1924 twelve hogsheads of
Rudesheimer at 800 gold thalers each. ThesS
were placed in the municipal cellars, where they
still remain. At the end OF next year these hoas-
heads will be 260 years old, and will, reckoning
the interesion the original price at iVe per cent
have cost 790,6S0,000 Prussan thalers. The
waste Of wine from evaporation is always estlma-
ted at i've per cent per annum there remain
consequently, only 265 bottles Of the original
supply.
1his loss has beeen made up by means of old
wine found in the cellar. Calculating the price
of this wine at thaer only, the ZIG 600 bottles
which will have been thus added by the end OF
1874 will be worth 3,427, ,920, 900 thalers, grau-
ting ths same rate Of interest five per cent. At
the end of next year the twelve hOgsheAds thus
replenished will have cost 42lS,500000 ihalers
giving an average of 244, 1882 thalers per bottle.
The hOgsheads are not, however, all of the same
value. They are filed up on asystem bv which
the wine added must, in course OF time; pass
through all the eleven hogsheads before reaching
the last, which contains the oldest and mOst
precious liquid, each drop of which, reckoning
a bottle at 1000 drops, is now worth $4,000
thalers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
silver weadlnr Of the Pr..Ia.u,.

LoNG BRANCH. Aug .22.-TO-day will be
ce'ebIated the silver wedding Of the President.
twenty-five years ago the present head Of the
nation, then a captain in the army, was we'd
ded in St Louis TO Miss Julia T. Dent, dauQh-
ter of Frederick Dent, . farmer, who lived or
a small farm within seven miles of st. Louis.
Owing to the recent death Of the President s
father, there will be no public reception, and
the Cabinet officers, and few special friends
will be present. -
The last clause in the despatch is all bOsh.
Why have ''silver wedding" st all? It could
be dispensed with if the ''death Of the PresI-
dents father" was in the way of receptions.
Bot Grant expects presents and does not like
foEgO the opportunity this occasion will open
UP to those who are looking for Admlnistra-
tion favor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

The Charleston Courier and Meas says of the
effect OF Radical party tyranny in South Carolina
"What do we see A few men-a couple Of blank
cts would cover them ALPHABETICALLY own the
State Whence does this influence Gomez Il II
from the confidence and esteem Of the people
whom they rule Is 1t from their pre-eminent
integrity, ability, and patriotismF The simple
question seems absurd, for they are just the re-
verse: They are the very worst men, utterly des-
titute Of moral character, and Old Nick himself, il
he had the privilege OF selection, could not choose
men moro after his own heart 1t is by party
tyranny, made practicable through the ignorance
of the negro, that such men have rode into power
and now sustain themselves there. They mapipu-
late county and State conventions; they secure the
nominations through bribery and corruption
Then they call upon and persuade the negro voter
to support the nominees OF the party. And the
negro does it."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

Nor TRUE.-The Republican says the City
Hospital abortion, was passed by the Council in
1.-The absence Of any opposition to it on the part
Of the citizens and the press, was really remark
able"
If there had been no opposition it would have
been remarkable" But it is not true that there
was no opposition. The Gazette opposed it, and
showed that it was not demanded, and the people
did not wish the debt incurred, much less the
great expense of $1,000 to $4,000 year to run
a thing which the Republican says is mot deman-
ded" and not a tneeeasity."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
NEW GBOCEASH STORE
j W. Cor. Foarth ana marhss ST..
~ 80 aei WILMINGTON. DEL.

k5RA The undersighed respectfully An-e7EA
4 - nonncea 70 his old friends and thesEk5ES
~ public generally that he has oomplek-
- ed his new stere. aud has panoa Vith a stoek
Of fns new and fresh 80 -
GROCERIES, sy0ARs AND MOLASsEs.
LoYeFing erushed gfanuated and puIverised Snears
soft, white and coffee sugars, = \
-, Syrup. and all kinds Of M0lassaa,
Old Government Java Coffee, iLawuiFn MaFiealho.
Rio. Green and Roasted Coffee; the fnest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Fiouf.
nSW BuekHheat, all kinds Of fpurs Spices Saraines.
all kinds Of Canned Fruits, FFeneh and Rnslis6
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut. Mushroom md
Tomato Catsup. English and American Piekles JeI-
Lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers Cocos and
Chocolate Vermaeellis MaearO1i, Washing Soar Ia
great variety Toilet Soap. Silver Gloss Starch Cur
Rants, katslns, Citr0n, Atm0ro's Minee Meat DFiaA
Peaches and Apples, CTanberFies. Brooms' RsintsJ
Buckets, Brushes. Sperm, Adamantine and TaiIo1
Candles and all articles usually kept in 4 veil A.
Wv LANES 0RIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
The RacI Pay Crab.

In a letter from Gettysburg Edward McPher.
son. CLERK of the United States House of Repre-
sentatves who lives near that city, is represented
as having expressed the opinion that the back
salary grab will revOlutiOnize the personal of the
next Congress- that the feeling against 1t in every
direction is intense and urrelenting. Mr. Nc.
Pherson conducts the correspondence of his Of
fee from his home at Gettysburg, and keeps up
the work upon his political textbook
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON, Druggist. No. 235 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
In general that hO keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that d competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tha
store. and that charge is made exc pt the regular
price Of the medicines. the price they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their RESIDENCES