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Tbe Wbaflestn1t 4emS'
MONDAY. JANUARY Is, 1873.

THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS sis designa
tied as the newspaper for the publication OF
"an legal notices, and official advertisements
"for the County of Charleston, under the act
..of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication Of all legal and public
t.nnticasn ----E.
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Wru pnbllIGticnB.

FNHE LOST CAUSE.
Call and purchase the Elegant Chrome OF the
LOST CAUSE, q design by 8 Confederate soldier
containing Portraits OF our prominent Generals
and the "Ode to the Confederate Dollar"
A Christmas Present suitable for all.
For sale at w. g. WHlLDEN'S,
And at JOHN NJ. GREER s. SON.
Price only 81 80.
dec28-S0
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ne FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
JANUARY
ls73-The Annual Election for Directors OF this
Bank will be held nt the Banking House, on TUES
DAY, 14th OF January, 1873.
Polls open from IL NJ, to halfpast Up. d.
jans VIM. O. BREESE, Cashier.
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janl1-3

@ THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. SAVINGS DEPART
MENT.-Deposltors are requested to LEAVE
THEIR BOOKS to be credited with the January
interest due 1st instant.
All Deposits made on or before Goth January
will bear interest from lat January.
Interest Six Per Cent, compounded quarterly.
jan4-smwf7 F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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aarlrn!ture, Gurtirnllurr. q
DOMaRIA NURSERIES.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

The proprietor has large and thrifty stock Of
Southern and acclmared FRUIT TREES, particu.
larry adapted TO our climate, from the earliest TO
the latest: Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cher.
RES Aprloots, Nectarines, Ounces, Medlsrs,
Pomegranates, Ever-bearing Muloerrtes. Figs,
English Ralnuts, spanish Uh' stnuts. Filberts,
Grapes in great variety, Raspoerrles, Str,wber.
~ Plants, all the best kinds. Roses, all the new
namental Flowing Shrubs, DC; Evergreena for
Cemeteries and lawns in great variety; Aspdra-
gus and Horse Radish roots; Usage Orange AID
Mccartney Roses for hedges. A descriptive Cata.
logue will be sent TO all applicants. ADDRESS
W. n. SUMNER,
nov26-m2mos Pomsria, 8. O.
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6perial Notires.

GEr CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA. from New York, are notned
that she is THIS DAY dIscharging cargo at Pier
No. Q, Union Wharves. ALI Goods remaining on
the dock as sunset will be stored at owners risk
and expense. WIN. A. COURrENAf,
jan1-ls ~ Agent
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JACOB wILLIMAN, O. @. P.
fruits, Gunfeltlonsrp, &r
VEHIEu1 % WI
MASONIC HALL BAZAAR.

The undersigned respectfully inform their
friendc and tho Spuollc generally that they have
formed q Copartnership under the style Of
FISHER i siMONs, and having secured the spa
olous and elegant Store No. 2l0 King street, un-
der the Masonic Hall, they will as soon as posi-.
bic open same an First.Class Confectionery,
Fruit and Variety Store Every enolt will be
made to make it an attractive resort, for tho
ladies particularly, an we trust to merit liberal
patronage. Dnlil cur permanent fixtures are
erected we offer our present stock Ct CONNECTION.
cry, Oordials, Preserves, Toys, Fruit, Mats, DO,
at very low figures, In order to make room for
nsw supplies, and would be happy 10 receive q
call from our friends.
FELIX FISHER,
JAMS wfms r. BENTHAM SIMONS.
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aSNOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against trusting or harboring
any OF the crew Of the British Bark EMILY LOW.
TIER, from Boston, as no debts II their con-
tracing will be acknowledged or paid BY me.
WILLIAM CAIN,
MQater
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Ms- ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the sloop wADBoo, will Immediately rem
der same to Messra. PRESLEY, LORD q ISGLEs
BY, No. 81 Broad street. 1an1l-3*
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NARRON HOLLOWWARE,

Direct from Liverpool per File de Pair. In
store; also. landing per Georglana consisting OF
POT-. quart to so gallons; ovens and covers. Z
TO II inches; Caudfoas, Boilers and Chimney
Becks. at y. X. MARSHALL d CO.,
No. al4 King street, corner Society street.
tau0 thfstu4
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Joint Stock Gompanp.


OFFICIAL hAFFhh NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit OF the State orphan Asylum:
CLASS No. 347-sArURDAY MORNING, Jan. II.
41-l7-11-47-87-5-30-7 30-7O-20-27-7I-46
GLASS No. s4s-SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. IL.
1I-31-e3- -72-a2-
jan1a.l A. MORoSO, Sworn Commissioner. 2
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STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM NO. "a
~ Beaulaln street, on sunday evening, 18th in
slant, setter Dog, with alternate patches OF
liver color and white, answering 10 the name
Or "CZar.n Head almost wholly nver-cul.
ored. Somewhat peculiar but intelligent e1-
preston of countenance. A suitable reward will
bo paid for his delivery No. u Beaufaln street.
dec24
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Drmqs a11 Aeblrlnes.
DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
- MATIC SYRUP

Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. $500 Certificates or testimonials of cure,
including Rev. y. II. Ewing, Media Pennsylvanis;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylkill, Phlladel.
phia; the vile OF Rev. ]. B. Davis, uightstown,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankfold
Philadelphia; Hon. J Y. Greeley, member Con-
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee. Cam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands Of
others. Warranted to cure or money refunded
DR. GEO. CAULlER, Agent,
uly1-1yr Charleston. SC.
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CINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
- can obtain gond Boa d ON reasonable terms
by applying at No. II Broad street, between King
and Meeting streets. Transient boarders also
accommodated. janl1
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JnsnrGnre.
DuarnlnQ.

GIEGLE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
u can obtain good ard In private family.
terms $40 per month. Address "V, P. Box
3so ianl32S
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~TUTT'S LIVER PILLS ACT MILDLY
on the stomach and liver, causing no gripping.
They contain no drastic element. jan9.sD8w
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Go Ren.

EHOR RENT, THE TWO LARGE HALLS
IL on second and third Stories OF Building,
south west corner Of Meeting and Market streets.
Apply 70 THEODOnE STONEY, Southern Wharf.
jan2thm
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TlO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
j. MODlOUS Building. No. l49 East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication Otiice Of THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Codee
House. For terms, DC, apply at the Oflce OF
THR NEWS, NO. l9 Broad street. sep2S
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DRIFTkD FROM HALSEY'S WHARF,
~ west end Montague street, Canoe Boat paint
ed dark brown, name OF Lizzie Ia red letters on
stern. A suitable reward Will be paid tor Its re.
cJyery. jaull-2%
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CADEMY OF N q s CT
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING
JANUARY13.
The Beautiful Little songstress and Come
dienne,
MRS. JAMES A. OATES,
AND HER NEW COMO OPERA COMPANY,
Comprising rs Flrst.class Arti-ts.
MONDAY EVENING, the Burlesque Extravagan-
Ia by Planche, entitled
FORTUNIO AND HIS GIFTED SERVANTS.
The piece eatlrely reconstructed, with new
music, wardrobe and scenery.
TUESDAY EVENING. for the first time In this
city, Onsnbach's Comic Opera,
LES BAVARGS,
Translated and adapted to the English stage
expressly for Mrs. OATES.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FLOWER GIRL OF PARIS.
Box Sheets open on and alter Friday, January
TRACY W. TITUS,
decs Manager.
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W1ANTFD, A COMPETENT DINING
w ROCa Servant, and good Cook. who
can come Ts,l recommended. Apply at No. IA
Charlotte street. jan11
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XNTANTED. A COOK.-BEST WAGES
w paid Ior a hrst.class Cook. Inquire OF
Geo. Dick, Johnson's Wharf, Laurens street.
IAnlS.lS
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WANTED, AN E EXPERT ENOED,
w sorer, industrious, steady man to take
charge ss Salesman and Keep Books OF country
store OF genersI merchandise. Good recommends.
tion required. Apply TO ]. D. FAIREY, Branch.
vllie g. q. jan7 9
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NHARLESTON LIBRARY society,"
" The Regular Quarterly Meeting Of this So
clery will be held 10 MORROW, IA h inst, at !
O'Clock. ARTHUR MAZYCK,
iapl3-2 Librarian.
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XNTANTED, ASOPRANO SINGER. ONE
w familiar with Catholic Music preferred.
Address soprano" Postonice Box, No. 4S.
janl32
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OFFICE OF THE CITY APPRAISER.
" CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, 8. O.. JAN.
UARY 2, 1s13.-NOTIJE.-This office will be
opened from this date and remain open until the
goth instant for Issuing OF Licenses for the year
1873. WIN. II. EASTERBY,
Jan2.1e City Appraiser.
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XXTANTED, FROM 20 TO 1000 CORDS
w OF WO d. The highest cash p,ice paid.
Apply to MCBHIDE l. CRAIG. JaDl0.l0*
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jau13-H

GERMAN FUSILIER SOCIETY," A
viii be hid at the German Freundschaftsbund
Hall THIS EVENING, at 8 O'Clock. Members are
requested to attend. JOHN A. BLUM.
junl3.s Secretary.
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XHTANTED, A COLORED BOY TOWAIT
w at table and do houseWorg. Apply at
No. 81 wentworth street. janl3la
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WJANTED, A SECONDHAND PROOF
w PRESS Parties having such an article
for sale may find a purchaser by addressing
"rypo,n ONCE OF THE NEWS. 1ecl9
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VKJANTED, LADIES TO PURCHASE
w their THAT'S, Bonnets, Bustles, and Rib.
bons. at E. J. BUOHHEi1'S, 2s7 King street.
jAnl8-ls
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA-
II TlUN, in healthy part OF the State, as
Teacher Of The English Branches and Rudlments
OF Music. References given II required. Ad-
dress J. II. E., through Charleston P. Y. movie
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JACOB WILLIAM, O. O.P.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ALL
II persons having claims against the Estate OF
the late Mrs. ANNA l.. LBBLEOX, are requested
to present the same duly attested, aud those tn.
debred to maze payment to n. P. O'C0NA0R, At
torney at Law. No. ~ Broad street. u -
LOUIS F. LBBLEUX, Administrator.
ian6,m3s = 20.
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Dan1s.

VXTANTED, LADIES TO KNOW THAT
w / have Just ceived q new BHpply OF
GNDERWEAK. l.. J. BUCHHEIr, 2s7 King street.
janl3.ls
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Hlnniripal Notices.

A LMsBoUSg, CHARLESTON, S. G.
N JANUARY IS, 1s73.-Seaed Proposals will
be received at the ONCE OF the Master until IL
O'Clock NJ, January 20, 1873, for furnishing this
institution with Beef and Wood, and for grinding
Corn, Tor one year. Particulars furnished OIL ap.
plicatIon TO the Maste'. BY order OF the Board OF
Commissioners. O. b. SlGWALD,
janl3.mw2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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WTANTED. AN ENERGETIC MAN
w with fifteen hundred dollars capital, TO
engage iu permanent business paying one hun
business, ,nNREs ONCE. jan9.4S
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NITY HALL, Or FICE CLERK OF COUN-
" GIL, CHARLESTON, =. c., JANUARY 10.
1S73.-Sealei estimates will be received az this
office until Monday, January 14th, at u M::for
furnishing OYSTER SHELLS for ci y purposes
duriGg The ensuing year, to be delivered In such
quantities and at such places as The City lDspec.
IOrs shall designate. Estimates to state price
per bushel The City reservfng the right to re.
ject any or oil estimates. w. ". SIhO>S,
janll.8 Clerk OF CouDcil.
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Epst ann Gontn.

T OST OR STRAYED, A BROWN DOG,
IL CROSS Newfoundland aud etter; breast, lore
,ecJ, tip OF tail, white. A liDeral reward will be
given Tor him, If left at No. 81 Wentworth street,
opposite Mntary Hall janl3-2s
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JXIANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w Washer; also House Boy. Apply at No.
l35 Queen street. jan9
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Anusen1e1ats.


GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
OF THE
GERMAN FREUNDSCHAF TSBUND,
ATTHEIR HALL,
CORNER OF GEORGE AND MEETING STREETS.
JANUARY BOTH, 1873
C.LUDERS, No. 1856 East Bay.
O. c. PLENGE, P. SCHUoKMAN,
No. 20l King street. No. 271 King street.
tn. MELCHERS, L. MULLER,
Masonic Tempe. No. II Market street.
B. WOHLERS, Nos. 153 A. W. JAGER,
and l55 East Bay. No. 25s King street.
janl3.mth6
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%roreries, Elqucrs, @c.

HAY LANDING.
400 bales HAY. Landing this day.from scho0a.
er A. Il. Howe, at 'Adger's North Wharf. For sale
BY GEORGE w. KING.
janl3-1 -...=
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Meetings.

ORANGE LODGE, No. IA, A. F. M
" The Regular Commun cation OF this Lodge
will be held THIS EVENING. Members will come
prepared to pay their dues. The arrear llst will
be read. BY order W. N.
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A TTENTIONl NATIONAL ZOUAVES.
n Attend an extra Meeting and Drill THIS
EVENING at Pythlan Hall, at O'Clock precisely.
BY order OF the President.
Janis E. G. YOIGT, Secretary.
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SHEKINAH LODGE, No. S, A. Y. M
y An Extra Communication will be held at
Masonic Hall. THIS EVENING. l3th instant. at
O'Clock. Candidates for the F. @. and NJ. M. De-
grees will be punctual. BY order OF W. N.
Il. BOLDEN PIUKlNPACK,
ian12.A Secretary.
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Gcpartnrrshlps anb I,ssoiuticns

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - T II E
" subscribers have this day formed Copartner-
ship for the purpose OF conducting q Retail Dry
Goods business under the firm name OF HARBE-
SON & 90. JOS. HARBES0N.
tan66 NJ. HARBES0N.
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TRUSTEES OF THE P. E. SOCIETY
Il for the Advancement CT Christianity In
South Carona.-The Quarterly Meeting OF the
Bolrd will be held THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, at
st. Philips Church Home. JOHN HANOKEL,
ianl3 Recording Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-31
aTRUSTEE'S SALE.

BIZ yiFtas Of al order OT the ChankalloP Of
the State Of DelAW sFs made At New CaSIe the nth
day of October A. D.. lsI3 will be exposed to sale
at public suction. % ths Agellou Room Of OGlS
Miller, Cornsr of Fourth aud King Streets, In the
City OF WilminGteH, on ~ (4t
WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day OfJANUARY, A. D.,
1874. At II O'cloeklA. NJ.
The following lands and tensnlsGts being the real
estate OF the late Samuel W 9llaes, deceased All
hat certain lot of laAA With FraIAe -
Dwelling House thereon erected, si4uatOd ~
in the CItY OF Wilmington. New Castle
County, state OC DelaWaEe. ~ the Nastarly ~
aide Of Freneh street, ~ distance of about u
feet from the s0utherly side Of Fourth street. with
front of about 40 feet on French street, and Fun-
mug back with that width ABOUT IS iset. bounded
by laud of EiiEabeth 0llAeo on the north. and by
land formerly Of = SWeattman On the south.
Auendaneo WILL be given and terms 81 sale made
known At the time and place 9fOresaihbY
- YIcf0R DnPONT Trusaas.
N. Z. The above dsseTibed real estate is in =
very deslratte situation. eHd fn6 Attspu0n OF par
ehAssrs is esDeelally csItod tOn.i n
deetje0dlOi-dts. "a L.as
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O3GnsE ESa al ,hsyhslnius,

FbUSDEEINI or THE dTEANEE OFt tPE FEAR %
fWa "DETAILS ser HCE- ip5-, .
f4t report yeAtAraby tGa fths aIrrend,red
steamship Virginia, had ionndorod al sea whLo
ON tbs voyage from lhe Dry Gortugas to new
y oyk proves to be trne. She went down to The
bottm OF caps + a., S,oEt4 Clrolina coast OF
Friday, the 26th n5taht, nfktug in eight iKhpTus
wafer. Tho crew were saved by the hula 81 thE
United States lj9p Ossipee having convoy OF the
Nirlsinlus, hut lost all their eifects
Captain Walters. lie conInauiar OF the oSSipee,
itletermined to shape ls course Inr ChbrestOn, ).
u, but as they got into smooth water tho Virgin
ills behaved better and the water was Kept out OF
hsI fire rnoTs On thalnornlng Of Christians day,
however. Aha severe weather having continued,
the VlrginiuA vas again lsakiag as ba,l as ever,
and the vesseispnt utoA0FyIn = PAN s1soala, ABOUT
ten miles south Of Caps Fear hight where esnoother
water Coul be ohtlinsi -,
sIieSe thea vessaIs eaals alehOr Capt. Waters
hoDnI that The lrglnlus would ride out the gale,
Before daylight ths next morning, ttrldayl Com
m0adeFa " aodt M Aighalat with lights that the
NiTglu.us was leaking rapidly, with her ircs out
AMI pppspe stopPad, aRd lm ttbe pFFw Wished to
| Be taken of BOatA were towered ftom tho Ossl
pea at dnylghL and seven O'Clock A. NJ. all on
board the Vrginius wern transferred to the former
vessel. As heavy sen was running the work OF
removing the crew was one OF much danger and
diEfenty, and thersioFa no lives were Ttsked ia en-
dsaVOFiHg save their personal ehccts or any 9TH
or property on the Tglnius. ......s.
The shi pIs bi eOnlfsf, total loss, as Will be
next to impossible tO raiso her. In few weeks
her han probably, w,t he entnrly suuk IN the
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- -
CUBA

wRY TRs ipANGuDs RtMoyep BuERpl oEN-
ERAI. JoyELLAE's ADMINISTRATIVE REl lATIoSs,
J <FtBi ! }lAvlo$tA, peS %, lS,l.
The homr government relieved Geaeral bur
rieI of the command OF the Eastern Department
becaussla a apynslannallon issuedslast week he at
tackled ne Existing adnalnistraiou Of SPAN. Aie
has been ordered TO aPpeanlats hadria 10 ansW or
the charges preferred against him in relation 10
tp9 Vts'VuOU n HL8AaLau r2AlIl
ntt.sF 3. t-s-.t- .. TIpN, ... sf
lantain uanera! Joyellar ins nis thal tho gov
ernIsni stsfl Necept his resignation unleTShe "
peanted Ia hia the extraordinary powers eupNed
nv his pfe,lecessuts The government has scou'
csded increased powers, Int they are restricted by
ceriam, endibsDss o. ~ "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-31

We noticed few days since that Judge
Alexander Walker bad paTehaae1 ths New
Orleans Picayune ior $25, 600, and we now
learn that Mr.. A. N. H0lbEOOk hAa resumed
the business management Of the paper4 AS Mr.
H., by his GOOD infringement, built Tire paper
mp in IT'S early daVs, and made Il the most snc
Cessful journal Of the limss in the South, il il
hoped ne may be able to restore its pristine
greatness ahd intneme.
The executive officer Of the Brooklyn navy
yard stated yesterdsy r6Osning that fhe sunker
coal barge would probably be removed and the
Arnpiles released 'eithsr TO day or tomorrow.
When released the AraPiles will receive hel
| guns at tie ordnance dook
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-31
Frou, the y, Y, Herald 81 TO day.
'a : ATAeIvIRcINtUs PG7ts oNERs.
,u,.n sRrhE YgsreapArr-PRovs.oN MADE FOu
- - ~ fiIE4H AEAErs -

Ther rpaaSc RKaEs. aRh. feeY, II The nsihius'
C,Tmal Ieyee Yesterday at the festaurant OF Senor
Tr9alid. N6. KB2 rl6e agees where they we're
vIsliel by a large humber OF Cubans aud those
4 4 1tersatsitl "A tla eaass iof CahA 1hbrs Among
The survivors are Seniors TrUillo's two younger
brothers, Indaleela and Ricardo Inc nenoef
ssurh al them as hAve 'iFieAds in the elsy hslng
sssen ofI by them to be enter'a,ped and pIo'idsa
for elsewhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-31

An Assistant Bishop L very much nsfasd Y
es 49, eise.-.I nicrl-s a. 11ii;u.ioDi "a kuh,
t sCoc@ppaEt him-ths paEishss being already
taog-ban Ombanasling question: To meet
Ika dimcnliy, Il is proposed tAut the Assistant
HhAopa saIaEy b Taisad fsoa the clergy, by
th6lP Rislng annually ops-lsnih q their oYnia'
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ChAneAry

Thomas b. JAcSastt st al. In ChanesSy,
@ -. New CAallo cOuhty.
Catharins 0raeh, st al, J Cause OF partition.
In pursuance OF an order Of the chancellor in
the above cause made at the Sept Tern A. d. 1878
sll persons hAVlag SRY liou Sl lieus affecting the
interest or estate 0f Thomas 3. tueQuete SAMUEL
MeCiarY,Jr.. Thomas MeClaEy, CathATiue Graea.
0FasG and JAcOh 0rash, or either Of thea. in the
lands and pPsmllss to which said eanse relates are
hafohy nOthe "a 20 ale petition setSiAg forth the
nature and aulount Of the same in the oneo Of the
Register In Chaneery for New Castle County. ten
dAys before the third Monday In February, A. D..
the ensuing term Of the Court before the Iisins Oi
tbs CONEl OR the third day a IhstsFq. -
dscaD-to1 fTustss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-31
sss.- rPURLICSALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.


10y virtue Of q OrAor al the Orphans' Court Of
ID the state Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
Caanty. made the 24th dAy of October. D., 1873,
will be exposed TO sale by way Of public auction. J..
at the Auction Room of Oglo6 Miller, Corner 4th
WEDNESDAY, the 1th day Of JANUARY, 1874,
At II o'clock, A. N.
The following described lands and tenements, be-
ing the real estate Of the late EliEhbslh Wallace,
deceased: A Lot OF Land situated in the City Of
WILMINGTON. county and State Aforesaid, on the
oath east corner OF French and Fourth streets,
with I ont VI abSut 2l1k feet, and unning -
rack bout ~ teet. With that width and
having thereon sreted Frame DWelling
And it IS ordered that the purchaser or purehSs-
er3 thereof be and appear a. the next Orphans
assign to him. her or them, the premises sold pur-
uant 10 said order he. abe or they With sulfoient
sIres Or suTetieS t. be appfOfod BY DE USaft. en-
teTiuK INTO fetJsuizanfe NOtha State to be tax en-
and aeknOW edged in said Court. in a penal sum.
to he determined by the said Court With condition
to paY 10 the parties entitled ssveraly their exec
tors dints atoFs or RaiEnz EesPsctiysly. their
lust and proportiOnats shared Of thu said purchase
may determine, in manner and form a. may by the
direction Of the said Court be prescribed and ap-
pointed Ia said condition. t-t4 ht
AttendanOe will be given aud terms Of sale made
known nj the time and ulscs aforesaid. hy
~ agIoEaR DuPoNIs Ksgs. Trustee.
Orby bis Attorney.
Attest. CHAS. N. VANDEVER
LatL i#s Clerk Orphans Court
y. B.-rho Above described real estate is in .
vsrF desirable situation apd the attention of pur-
caRssgs i5iegpeoislly eailed tOlt. ~
AeclR ed i0a-dG ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-31

TAs MsnpAIs cotton Exchange was form
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-31
Beneath The Waves.
THE YIRGINIUs DISASTER cONFIRNED-sAFE-
TY OF TIE CREW.

TX OP TIE CREW.
New YoRK, Dec. 30.--Lieut. Mitchell, Of
the revenue cutter Grant, cORiinaS the report
OF the sinking OF the VirgiAius AVID safety Of
her crew.
Admiral Rowan telegraphed 10 Secretary
Robeson that the Virginius foundPred and
sunk off Cape Fear, during Sevcfe gale. A
Cabinet officer says If no lives were lost, the
total destruction Of the vessel relieves both
Governments from most embarrassing cues
ton.