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National Republican., 1873-05-06
q ALE on TUE UNITED STATES ARSENAL.
- AT yEkakNEks, Va.
SALk OF TIE U. 3. ARSENAL AT ROME,
.,. oRpsANoK oyyIoK.J

wAsHINGToE, D. o, March ", IsiI
IN pnrsnnnes o. law, aud BY direction OF the bee
United 6 States "A Home, New leEt. Engwn q
the srVunds on MONDAY. JunsS =. isis, coinmenc.
inH ~ 10 O'Clock o IN. -
The terms Of sAle, as prescribed BY lAw are One
fourth o4Ah y ths tins Of saAs and tbs remainder
on crfdt " one, two, aud three years, with inter.
cat A. six per oentum per Annuni. secured BY bond
and surety from the purchaser
Circular giving detailed description Of the prop
erty may be had upon Application TO this office. or
" the commanding ofhoar Of wAteryllet Arsenal.
West sEXy, X, or 10 DOL y. orispin. Army Build.
:, The properly may be inspected upon applying 10
A D. DYER,
mh9l.td Chief Of Ordinance, U. T. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER solicits al
" engagsmen or mschne term
Address j. Tribune Uptown Ohoe 81 a West 32i-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARK
NKw.YoRK. wednesday, Sept, 10. 1873.

The local horse trade is fair, with no essen
tial change to record Tn the Bulls Head Market there
IL an active demand for light and heavy draft horses
Recent arrivals of this of better quality ana IN
excellent condition they sell freely at firm prices
There fair supply Of carriage horses and avery large
stock OF light driving horses sale The demand now
ever stn very limited and no Important rsnsacuo"S
were reported. 49, a ,nsso,s
At the sale held to-day at MeSsrs BaIhe. & 49,,
City Auction Mart and n. y. Tattersalis; tno s'VOA
OA'"e oe..v,oto. Hands Years Pnee.
Brown (HsmhletOuian)....... 10 20
GRAY Messenger Countess. lo.S ~ o. ~ ~
Bag geldlnx. A"@A
Sorre Sade sired by btaan - ,oE M
ADeE. "a .
Eorrel Saddle - 90 ~
Fall business moves slowly in the carriage trade Inc
number of orders fine carriages received at tne man
ufscturers comparatively Limited and confined mainly
e. leading firms There slight imprOv In sales
~ ready-made work. Repairing, retrmming and re
haunting is very brisk the repair shops being crowded
With work OF every description.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
Miscellaneous.

4 YOUNG MAN who understands the care
~ Of horses wishes asTuATION references from last place. Ad
e Has 17th-sf.
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Sltnations Uanteo-- Hlales.

Clerks, Statesmen, &c.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 I-2 West Thrysecnndst. or 30s Wes
Tentb At and al the BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE, No. 81:
Washngtont door the PotoEee up to At regula
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

gsh Protestant youug ability al elgau0n thoroughly
understands horses carriages and harness. careful driver
vegetable house garner laying out gron
&e; country city moderate best Testimonials CAL At
ODELES AGENCY, 100 West 34thsL
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G0ACUVAN and GARDENER-By an En-

!
work also milk and horses drive do garden
p &c good Please call at CARPESTERs 1873 West
IL - LL.aNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

A YOUNG MAN of good education and
~ thorough business experience desires POSITIONS best refer
ences furnished Aaoress u. A. g. 1877 West Iwentiethst
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forsrs, Carriages. farnsss. @r.

JIOR SALE-A gentleman's TURNOUT, con-
asinr Of fne Sor Horse 62 hands silver and tai
one Top Open Harness sod for want Of ue Az
dress VI. IA. Box 1875. Tribune Ofca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
Coachnen.

A SINGLE young man wants situation as
N COACHMAN and GROOM; thoroughly eTstans BIZ BUSINESS
ves style would Of pair OF road ho Al
IA " fh-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
Mattresses.

AL EAST 45TH-ST.-A respectable girl as
~ WAITRESS or AZ WAITRESS and CHAMBERhAlD l a
ate family. e1eellent refer
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NOACHMAN and GARDENER-By a


~ spectabe % who good plain gardener
careful driver and cattle. milk, edge
recommendations Please call at CAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
Murray Hill.

A PRIVATE FAMILY on Murray Hin will
IN LET SUITE or ROOMS to 6rstcss parties with without
private Address MUTUAL Tribune Uptown oes 64 West
32d ST., for two days
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amnscmenIs.
AND SIXTH .AyK.
nAEAGER

NEW LYCEUM THEATER,
~ LATE PgCHTgR5, PoURTEkNfa-sI' AND sixsGER
'" L. OPENING MO int. iTfiHuasDAY, sEPT. II
postponcment by the sanori'ene
setting Monday good for THURSDAY sBd on %
money will be refunded the tickets presented a. 'o' Do' "
MONDAY or Tuesday - ....u. I .--.. a.. 90
"Realy the most handsome thester 10 Nes he'-a'
sRr1nsite form snd splendid In decoration" ~ lines
snytbtnx attempted hsre betors" III 1ua
NJ Msn feels sarrandin offering the assnTaIes tisi tae q~
~ worthy the ragn6eence OF nc aoosc
bs. beeu niaess and eoBais tnat the
on Ire magnificent Lyceam tbsater VII aAoni voc n
tarst, h., geruUe criticism art standard this season.
Mr. HanselFs ambition show that the enterprise nov
serves commendatiOn
TH RsDIY sps during week Ifalk.ys
$50 - .----f MOI RE DAME
10 three acs cn1neeS pf ps-
s,,on Al lbe New Lreeu Of 800 nights IN Lonl"n
qIR CAST-Orairnoo tie Bel Riszer of ho DAM M u y
King MS original character and Gra appearance Anenea H.as
F1e Abseseou Of Dame Mr. Charles Wheelegh CaPts
Pbosm Of Kings Archs Mr. Henry Dalton ,s hr
IN The Unei Statesl; JehsHRreo Sadeet ny orue lo ss
6nngo,re Sol Hthi C0piD TIE Sypsy ns
Nr Dan appearance here IN 10 Yesrt
Dews Ve Inst appearance IN sne oh
NrL J. l. Carharsi eur ae y nss
daughter Henderson her frt appearance 10 he On
Gudale ecuse Cswfod (ber first appearance 70
kipete waiting maid Bgeron; fol Chorus ana Oefp
Ballet ~ . ~.
TIKI PLAYACT 1-Pubic Garden IN Pars Dsnse 81
FolosY Of Fools. Scsne 2-Cauie froloscL
hs COur Cho-us of Zngne ana bacchnsr
ACT J-scene lCe the PAlas de Justice Scene
OF the Pala B." Dame "Aserere ana gran1 ne
deval Pgeaut CATHEDRAL bcsieged ACT HeeIe lOsss
Cathedral Scene 2Od Paris By Night The DEAN S"oss
'uo i0"er' vi '''' ROY oPETcR OPEN DAILY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

SOS 6TH-AVE., first foOr.-A respec table
,DtJC girl hclAr WAITRESS prvas family best city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

GarueneIs.
GARDENER - By q thorough, practical,
w gardener this take full charge o.
geutemau place greenhouses hot and cold grareres u snd
vegetables highest references be geE Call at ODELL
AGENCY 100 West 3ih-s-
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Walters.
WAITER and Useful--By q respectable col

who plain cooking also good waiter ad
drive horse, clean windows carpets an sidewalks
moderate. Please call
CARPENTERS, 1873 " est llth-st., corner bth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

NOACHMAN-By respectable married man
" swed who speaks good English aud ca experienced osel
man and good groom drive In city country : wilma
obgiug and tempesei best recommendations Call at ODhLHs
NAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
sitnations mantso--femaIes
felp iuanteo--M ales.
Gelp uanieo-- females.

rT>O. RULERS.-Wanted. Girl to feed a
l. Ruling Machine. Apply at 80 Bcekmsnst JBNNIsGs
XVANTED-A working H0USEKEEPER for
.pnvase snl vaO perfectly understands her DUDE, as
Of the horoughy efficient must be Protestant
nos willing have her meals served sepaae
Address giving full
stating compensation expected j. A. KING Boz
loi, Tnbune Once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
Inorsaasa on Froausaion.

The excitement in the oil region of PennsyIYa-
MIA, over the recent discovery OF new and uncom
monty large oil deposits, continues. The eight
large wells recently struck on the Starr and Trout
man farms are represented to exceed in average
production anything known within so limited an
area since the carly days of Pithole The Titus
vile, (Pa.,) Herald says;--.
"The first of these wells e the Trontman, struck
last spring, which started up at about 600 barrels
aud ls now doing about $50. Thereare now seven
Other wells IN thls Immediate vicinity, delng re-
npeCtively % tn way bon 500 to- !, SGD d Is
per day, Their names are as follows: The Boyer
well, 100 barrels the two SatGeFheld q TayloE
wells, 600 barrels each /; the Percy q Beck well,
300 barrels; the Thompson & Harley well, 95O
barrels, The Dean well, struck last Saturday, IL
doing about / 200 barrels, The last Of the eight
= the Captain Oracle well, struck last week, doing
ebout 200 barrels. There are seventy-fOur more
wells now going down In this vicinity, within q
tAdlus Of about quarter to half q mile, which
will be finished within the next thlity days. The
best Informed judges place the pfeaent prOdue
tlOn of the region at $1,000 barTcllsper day. Tho
pxcess Is being rapidly bought up at low figures
BY speculatOrs, who believe that . reaction must
Eventually Snsae. II Is highly probable that oil
win be very cheap for some time, but how cheaE
no one can tell. The pool Of oil which has beoH
struck viii, owing to the large number OF wells
sunk over IT, uuquestionably, like Its predecessors
become rapidly exhausted, and the lOW price vii
discourage new dev5lopEaente and have d leu
dency 10 ShnG down many OF tho srAAller TeIls. !
Meanwhile the heavy shipments OF cheap oil Il
Europe will open up new channels of trade. Thi
demand will in lptuFe be increased In proportion
and q reaction Hhh high prices vii, ,judgiBg frou
past experience, not diminish the demand. Chin
nnd Japan are now taking considerable OH, an(
this trade, which Is comparatively newr can b
pushed TO an alnaOst unlimited extent Tha lue
sent Sudden unlocked for increase Of OEr pro
duct, with resultant lew prices, will therefore,
the long run, be likely TO prove advantageous 4
the interests Of the REGION
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

The recent Congress, In tue opinion of the 0a-
Eets, was the most corrupt body Of men that ever
disgraced the halls Of our Dational LsNislature y
II asked why, the Gasstts would reply because Of
the Salary Increase and Back Pay Grab. And
yet, while two Of the members ct that Congress,
from this state. both members Of its own party,
hold to their portions Of the Grab, the Gazette
has never dared utter word OF blams against
them, though IL believes they have helped make
Che body to which they belonged disZracefuly cor
rupt l. Commercial
Why will the Commercial "lieS' We belisvs
they helped to make the body named, sndaFable
They did not vote for any OF the many corrupt
and thieVing land schemes that originated In Con-
g'ess during the past several years. They held
no Credit Mobilier stocks; they did not vste fol
'the Grab''--On the contrary they, with rs, be-
lisVed that $1,000 was ampIepay. One Of them al
least worked against spoke and voted against thG
increase pay bill; and the other did what he could
to defeat it, and would vote for its repeal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

above: Three weeks ago one Of the girls.
named Bertha Nellis, fifteen years Of age, went
to the matrOn and said she wanted 70 leave
the asylum, but refused to assign q reason.
Being closely pressed and threatened with
punishment IL she did not give q reason. she
finally confessed that it was on account Of
Schneller's conduct towards the girls.
She then related the particulars Of how he
mad seduced several little girls and made Vari-
Gus attempts upon her, but failed. The ma
tron promised to inquire into the matter, but
the warden on that day was absent On his
return the matron called upon him, asked for
her pay, aS she proposed to leave
On asking the reason she told him what she
had heard. He was dumb for a moment, bal
finally confessed all, and promised II she would
stay and take charge Of the children he would
himself leave. BY her advice he went ct once
70 Galena, sought an interview with the Rev
Mr. KlntwOOd, q Lutheran minister at thal
place, and president Of the asylum directory
and TO him confessed ALL
ms gentleman was hOrriiled ct the FOVeIn
tons, and demanded that Schneider at once re
sign and leave. This he did, and Rev. Mr.
kembold, OF Bellevue, one Of the directory
took charge of the institution.
Schneller Is probably on tho ocean at thi
time. His victims, as far as can be ascertalned
are SIX little girls from eight to fourteen year
Of age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
cameron's Views.
a THIRD TERX FOR GRANT-THE SALARY GRAB,
&o., &C.
From ihe n. Y. Trihune.

From the n. Y. Tribune.
The Hon. Simon Cameron has been talking to
reporter at Bedford springs about the wants of
the Republican party snd the general aspect of
politics. Nobody viii pretend that Senator
Cameron doea not know the temper OF hb
political associates. Whatever we may think
about his historical "reminiscences, such as the
tory Of Gen. Butlers relations with Mr. Lincoln,
here can be no doubt that the wary statesman
rom PeunsylVaniA is in pretty close sympathy
with the Administration, knows that It wants
nd speakauB one Of its devoted sdheTeAts. He
epeaks also as one who has had very long
and unusually thorough training in their arts
q the arduoqs campaigns "The great
rarse of our part1," says Nj, Cameron, aiss the
Enid, Vacinating meek, and dsmagOgieal fellows
9hO force themselves to the front and try to lead
s--yOur FOTneys, and your CnEtins and your
EOlfaxss, YOUR Garhelds, and DaWses, and Will
pns, and HOars." Thsy lack hOldneas. They lack
practical training" They lack the courage to d
flshonoEable things openly, and to take thSlr
NAck-pay with an air Of bFaVadO. The kind ei
man Mr.. Cameron wants is Ben. Butler. There
y no nonsense about him. He was the courage
q his convictions. II he does mseu thing, he Il
bot ashamed TO own 1t. If he had taken Credit
EObilier stOsk he would not have lied about it
Ne is not encountered with that squeAmist
aspect for consistency, and honor, and patriotism
md pubho morality which embarraases so manJ
Polit'elalis q lhs Eaes fSF place and power; AM
do WishiRmy hear, eey4 Mr. oAnlsFOp, Ftll
Ne may BE- eacoeasful." And Mr., Cameron is moi
he only Republican leader who believes tina
Den. Butler Is about the most useful man thi
uATty can have. When the President passet
through b lstOn the other day he pattad the but
ler men on the back and took them along will
him and every Federal OfIlee-hOldsF from Cap
Cod to BERKSHIRE understands what Is expected Q
him. ft
Probably It is just as we'll 10 have the qasstio.
answered At once. Il @ Jn. Butlsris the a0Ft Q
man the Republican pasty needs, IL the party ha
not beyond these '1imid fellws" who do WTOu,
b stealth aud hlush to find 1t fame, it is bss
Tor US TO know it, Massachusetts, has had tn
reputation OF furnishing good share Of mOralit
Of the party. and w. may fairly assume that ~
Republicans of Gen. Buffers State are at leas
g minded and Intelligent % those Of any othe
part OF the Union Whether they do conaide
Gen. Butler good enough to be their Governor
whether they are tired Of the ''tlmid fellows,
and prefer q bold rogue who has not only n
consoence but no ahama--We confess we are rpthe
cnriOus 10 ind out. Butler suits the adminisirG
bon exactly; thequestioa is now, dOss AS su
ths paFtyH as.l.te e.i4sl -. s.s-.i5s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
4 ReysEena vIlIAIa Ia an Orphan Aaylua
! -Hl Deaseei6R, C0REsVSioS s1a DisaR

= ReysFsna VIlIaIa 10 an Orphan AayIua
I ZIP DeeseeAea, C0Bfepstoa ana maaaR-
paAfamoes .is ftta .tA.4 u
DUBUQUE, Iowa, august 19.- The Herald
to-day publishes the following:
Twenty-Five miles south q this city Is an Or
phaA asylum, established In 1854, for the care
OF orphans not over twelve years OF age. 1t
has been under the charge Of the Lutherans.
Rev. j. ~. SchnelieH, the warden, always stood
high aud enjoyed the confidence OF the entire
community. About five years ago his wife
died, and g seems nOt long sitter that he COM
menced q systematic course Of seduction Of the
little girls under his charge. The aFst victim,
IS far as known, was . girl twelve OF fourteen
years Of age, Who had been driven to the asy-
lum BY unhappy domestic relations Of the par
For causes not assigned by schneller she
Eas TUNED out Of the Institution and taken
into the country, where she related her story,
me people Expressed great indignation made
considerable falk aaalnet Sqhnlller, bnk tie
olfizana Qenefally mAintained that he was 1
man Of hla mon ~ and lnnoeents and ne a.
| tentlon Was nd 10 ahaat0rys y ias4sst
The Heuld then mentions other cases with
great particularly, slmllar u character 70 the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
NOTICE TO EXOURSIONIsFS.
SGttfts.

NG4laClCE,-A meeting Of the DEMOCRATIC
~ NU14TkhS ~ St the NINTH WARD, viii Be held
ln tne OLD ACADEMY, on SATURDAY. EVEE
ANus AGgusa &3Td inst. at ~ o'sloek = ~
aagz-N J. hcSORLRY. V. p, 9Th Ward.
N0TICE.-James CriDDen has tbi. d.v r,a,I. =
~ assignment of all his property, for ths beSs6t
o. MS creditors. All persons having Claims SSainst
am Will present the same, and ali persons indshfe3
TO hlm' Wal make payment e the subscriber.
W. , WILLIAM BRIGHT
arais ~ ,"N' DhL-' aus. H. 1913. Assignee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

A warrant for the payment of three cents
In coin to = colIectOr.Of customs was passed the
other day by the proper authorities 10 the
Treasury Department, after having gone
through tue usual complicated red tape pro-
cess, -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
DAILY GAZETTE.

The Baltimore ABseT6osR celebrated Its hun.
dredth anniversary yesterday, and Published q
lac similc of Its first number, of August 90 1773,
with map of the city Of Baltimore of that date
The population of Baltimore ono hundred years
ago was 1876.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

DEATH on rHE ERAIL.--Fuesday afternoon be.
tween thFse and four O'Clock, named William
q. Ike lell from q freight train going east on
the Hennsylvania Railroad, about one half mile
west 0fSteamb0as Station, and foeelVed anen
Injuries aGFsuuited IA 3ealh'in q liule while az
terWard. II u ETH7TlH4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

IRoN ORE. The Massis. MgCOuAnshy are
mining about 81 tons Of iron ore . day q
Chestnut HUI near Newark which they cell
3 " per Ton. 1hey employ thirty hands ana
furnace ct some future time and we also hope
that hey VIII b able:tO ed rolling MIL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

ATA MEETING OF CORPORATIONS Of Clay
"A ton" Loan Association, the undersigned was
authorised to open book for subscription Of stock.
It is proposed TO run this loan on the new plan.
namely: to give to the borrower. the whole amount
OF the loan and to collect the premium with dues
and Interest. II is also proposed 10 have weekly
isis-tf NIL. LICHTENsTRIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
FoR CITY TREASURES.

The undersigned Yielding to the solicitations of
number Of friends. offers himself as q candidate A.
the Democratic NOoinatiOn Election and pIedFes
nominee.
aHgi5-tn JOHN H. FRAZER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873.
The undermined, ReoeiVsrs Of Taxes for the
City OF WilmingtOn. will be at the City Hall on
and AFTER the arst day Of July. 1873, between the
hours Of end y in morning. and from TO in the
attsFnoon. for the purpose Of receiving Taxes. A
deduction Of q Vs psr cent. Is mSde On an tsxeS
paid in july all paid in August aud up 70 the
ing OF the polls Of the city eoctiOn lace Of the bill
be added to the bill.
ALEXANDER CHANDLER.
WILLIAM STILLEY,
jys-2a RseoiVors Of Taxes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

EOR SALE.-Tho valuable hotel property 49,
q known as the Malta House." No. 1O3 I.5
East Water street. FOR price, terms, etc,
Apply to ]. II. FRAZER, "
augl6-U Third and 6hipley streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
China. Glass aud QueensWUre,
AZ SO9 AaaFMsa Street.
WILMINGTON. DBL.

WIN be found the largest and best assOrt-
meat Of the above goods IN the State. Baad
~ China Dinner Sets, Band ChilS Tea Sets.
EdwardS W hita Irpn stOho DinnsE Se1l; kdwgn8ss
White lFon stone Toilet SeAa, RdWaRas' Ware Irou
Stone Tea Sets. Fancy Toilet Sets. great yaEis1gs
Common G0oas Of eysTy desdrintion, Fancy Articles
In endless vaEtetJ; HaFa Rubber Handle Knives.
ssss af S!s .s.S;sS ca, 1Ss: af 49, -
seripkiOn. Pressed Glassware Of every description.
Coal OH Lampa. POTslAAd koFaaans Oh. Lawp
tho above goods u invited 10 my stock Of R0OAs Ia
this line. The quality 0f the goods is the best 81
the hind that saa be teand and the prices as low -
'S @ass THOs. Y. .DuNORMANDIk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
REVW0LOs 4 CO.,

SAS Market street, Wilmington,
cONvEYANCERs, REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Offer the following very desirable properties for
sale or exchange:
Modsrn built nsg house. 9 EO9@., Gss, bath.
hoAterS' water closets, Ae.. corner Sixth and Jeer
son ''res'" W'll Ss 'O'e & oslSW value
H0uIS on Spruce street near Eighth. lust finish;
81 rooms ana out-kitehen; very nice; will be sold
cheap AMI on easy terms.
No. 4.
Handsome new extension front house. with gas.
BATH oommodes, 6c. on Harrison street near Del
aware aVenue a very desirable home with the ad-
vantage OF city cars. -
Market street store and dwelling. one Of the
best businngs stands IN the city; will be sold for
1900 leaa than value.
A. choice Market street residences; water. gas.
bath, shade. &c:4 really delightful home. aud Of
fsred very low and on easy terms.
A cheap pleasant end healthy village home in
q store roon. A milliusFy h1s been sueoOssfu liz
conducted here for some time. Good ice house and
othsf out-buildings, Inquire Of J. Il. Ray, New
| ara, or at our once.
Splendid bIildilg lot. 2s1lI f.. on Hightesnth
lot 70 buy. a. the building Of Washington street
bgidgo over the BrsndyWine will greatly advance
/
WaghinEton street lot. sOGll5; west side. between
Eighth and Ninth' VsFkE kS ehGi's' Io
S5 acres Of ". G. Creek bottom lands. ons mile
from Newark. DEL; stols house and barn.
No. IL.
No,l2.
2lots on DslawarS avenue. near Soldiers NOnu-
msnt, each 21l5Ils5 n.
NO.l5.
2 lots on Delaware aVenus. near City R. R. depot;
No.l6
| Watar power of so horse capacity, on the new
Ter -fAttiBg W bite Olny Crask at ThOmpsOn's Sta
ton on the PonnsylVAnia and Del. Railroad 25o
yards head race 50 gards tail race; mill the Rail-
read siding. 40 hauling haAdling Of stock. but
i load and unload Into the mill door. thus sRyiua
heaVy expense. Strong inducements will be OF err
No.l7.
1 A hoksl stand on the Nd. and Del, Railroad. Ai
Marydol, Caroline county. Nd. Large new house
and barn. and 16 acres Of good land. good 90.
pOrtunity to make money. No local option here.
| An excellent grist and saw mill in Peneadel
Hundred on the ChFistiana River. IS feet head
and fall, giving 20 horse power. halt mile to the
and D. Railroad. sefOuFths mile t0l the p, W
| and +. Railroad. IA miles to Newark. A very de
siPahlO property and now doing profitable bust
II No. l9.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
MARRIED.

ROBINS0N-SIPPLE.-A l1th, in Philadsl-
phia, by the Rev. George Hale, Mr.! Thomas Rob
inson Of Wilmington, Del. formerly Of Enaland
to Miss Sallie E. Sipple, Of Wilmington, Del
EDWARDS-STEWARD- In Chester city Pa on
the eyening o: the 18th, by the Rev, Samuel Pan
cost. Mr.: Edward G. Edward, Of Baltimore 10 Miss
May r. Steward. Of ilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21
VOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION.

md SERIES.
By vote of the members Of the YounE Mems
Loan AsOeiation, held at their rOOms on the even
ing of the 18th inst, il Was voted unanimously 10
issue ave Hundred shares Of New Stock. Commence
ing with the month Of June.
Subscriptions to the same will be received by the
President 7. Y. de Normandi0, Ak his store. S12
Market street, And also ai the Farmers BaAk BY
jyl6-u 7. g. YOUNG. Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

E0R SALE.-The store property, corner Of
II Fourth and Aonroes streets. Is BY 40 feet. and
the three story brick DWELLING adjoining on easy
terms. Apply 10
auGl3-u sU7 Washington street.