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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
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ANSUkt MEEqiNa Oh THE II. Vei efAHb ENcAMPA
MKNT OF DELAWARE.


MENT OF DELAWARE
The animal session Of the R. w. Grand Encamp.
meat OF Delaware, /. q. q. f., was held last
evening, at Odd Fellows Hall, Third and King
streets. Over thirty members, representing five
Encampmenls were present M.W. &. r., David
H. Carpenter, presided, and all the other Officers
occupied their positions, except the Grand Treas
urer, who was prevented from attending, by rea-
son Of sickness
Reports OF the NJ. W. G. r., the r. w. u. s.,
and the II. W. q. Rep, were read. The reports
OF the two first officers show Il e patriarchal
branch of the order In this jurisdiction TO be in
sound and healthy condition in membership, and
Its flnsnces were satisfactory, No new cncamp-
meuts were formed during the year, but the ad-
missions TO membership have been IL by inita-
tion, 3 by card and II by reinstatement The
decrease has been Withdrawals, "a suspensions
and three deaihs, making present membership
OF 4l3. Ninety.eight patTiaTchs have been reev-
/ ed during the year, the amount expended being
S5S5.65. For funerals $3.50 were expended-a
total relief 0f S9l565. The total receipts from
the subordinate Encampments during the year
were So, ,0S9, IS.
Ia his report the II. w. g. Representative
stated that the annual reports from both the
Grand Encampment aud Grand Lodge of Della
ware to the II. w. G. Lodge Of the U. 8. we're
rect in every particular. and highly compliment
ary, not only TO the hOdies themselves, but to the
Grand Officers who had prepared them.
An election for Grand officers was held, with
tue IOUON1uR rfsuiI
NJ. w. q. P.-Rev. G l. Moore, of Union No.
Z, Brandywine Banks.
NV. g. P.--A.H. Mason, of Reynolds No z.
K.W. q. q. W.-SamueI Curry, OF Union No.
Z, BrahdyWinc Banks.
r w. a. J. W.-John j. Haly, Of Delaware
No. l. Wilmington.
r. W. q, s-Edwin IIirst, of Delaware No
Wilmington.
r. W, q. T.-R. II. + vi anks OF Della ware No. 1,
Wilmington.
II. W. g. Rer.-W. ii FouIk, of Reynolds, No.
8, Wilmington.
@. SDaniel s. Traitt of Reyr olds, No !:
Wilmington.
committee was appointed 10 act in conjunc-
tiOn with a committee from the Grand Lodge to
draft resolutions OF eondoeRce on the death of P.
q. s. James kennedy, of New York, formerly q
representative in the Grand Lodge of the U. S.
for Delaware by porxy. The committee consists Of
W. H. Foulk, Joshua Maris and X. IL. Mcdowell.
A committee consisting Of Edwin Hirst, Joshua
| Mans and VIM. b. Hyland, was appointed to in
vite proposals for printing the minutes Of the
sion.
The next meeting Of the. G,and Encapmant
will be held in Wilmington on the Tuesday pre-
ceding the Second Wednesday of October, 1874.
The annual session of the Grand Lodge of Del
aware, |. o. .. F. rs being held to-day, at the
II all, Third aud KING streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

Tue MARKETs.-Balter, 40 and As cents rer
pound; eggs, s3 aud 30 per dozen; applea 40 10 10
cents per half peck, and so and 90 cents per bas
ket; cider, rs 10 80 cents per gallon, and and 10
cents per quart pears y to 50per half peck quin-
ees ~ 70 4O turnps, Is TO 20; potatoes white and
sweet, 10 to 25 cabbage, from 5 70 ~ cents ncr
head, according 10 nza, OF 81. so per barrel. Live
chickens $l.0O per pair; dressed, sl.25. Eggplant
10 and 10 cents apiece; cHeambeTs 10 and is cents
per dozen; beets and 10 cents per bunch souashes
and B cents apiece; lima beans, 20 and Is cents
per quart; onions. Is cents per string; tomatoes,
ID and % cents per halt peck; greeA pepper 5and
10 cents doEeni CARROTS. and 5 cents apisce.
lettuce, cents head and Is cents half peck
The meat market was well supplied, ana prices
ruled as tOlloWs: SiTloin steak, 25 oenis psr
pound Other pieces Of beef, Is and 25 cent? a. :.
veal 10 and Is cents do, mutton, l6 and 20 cents
do; corn beef. and 10 cents do liver, 10 ana 10
cents do; lard, II cents DO; sliced ham, % ana Is
cents do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

CALATHUAPIASs-LAst night. between ten and
eleven O'Clock, "a jolly party of caiathumpians
tendeEed serenade 70 Q newly welded couple. on
Jefferson street, between Second and Third Il
WAs about the time that the good people OF that
nelghborhood usually retire, and alIWas quiet and
serene, when suddenly there burst forth upon
the air, the most strange and unenrthly noises
that mortal ever lltsned to. Tho discordant
groans Of the "horss hddle," mingled with The
soulharroWing aereeches Of several dsh horns. the
ringing OF bells and the distractlng noises wrunR
from various nondescript Instruments united in
forming perfect paBdemOnlnm of noises and
nearly frightened many womsn out Of thelr wits
The serenaders doubtless felt very gay, but We
doubt exceedingly whether the 'lhappy couple. /"
appreei ued the compliment" thus gracefully
rendered them. At any rate, the nelghbOrs did
not, ana sent many a mutter0d curse and exeera.
uon aller accomplished musicians, Tor thus dis
turbing their peaceful slumbers, even with such
duleet strains OF music As were sent forth unon
the frosty air. AflsF half hours reveI the sere.
nades retred quiet once more prevailed, and
those who had been so Tudely aroused gave Them.
selves aGaia into The arms Of the dT0wsy god.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
Tko MiIlE RusIness.
HOW SOME MTLKMRN IMPOSE UPON THE
PUBLIC-THE OPERATIONS OF
BERKs COUNTY DEALER.

Mr.. Joseph ROhrbach gives TO the Reading,
Pa, Eagle, the following account Of how q
BerkS county farmer fools with the milk
which he afterwa rds supplies 10 the public.
AS milk Is an article OF universal use, the
statement will doubtless prove interesting to
our readers -
At the request of David Stephan, a carpen-
ter, went on last Tuesday m>rning, between
6 and z O'Clock, to see mao who resides Ia
the first farm house on the Lancaster road in
Cumru township, about the building of eel
lar wall for small frame building he inten-
ded to erect. knocked at the door and was
told that the, farmer, / didn't know his name,
had just gone to town with milk, and won
derett why hadn't met him while crossing
the Lancaster bridge. While was on the
porch, q boy said to me, "There he Is now at
the barn." He had Just come out Of the door
with a large milk can, which he placed Ia the
wagon. When reached the barn / found the
farmer standing inside of the door which was
open. His back was turned toward the door,
and In front Of him was q medium sized tub,
about half full of cider liquid having the ap-
pearance Of rich cream. As the cider looking
liquid was added scum formed In the can,
v hich he skinned off, and threw back into
the tub and then put into the can another la
die full of liquid from the tub. This opera
ton was repeated again and again whilst l
was standing there. noticed several paper
boxes standing close TO the tub on the barn
floor, and have since thought that probably
they had contained some kind of powders
which he had thrown into the tub, as the IL
quid appeared to be in q boiling state as when
placed over fire, or an acid and alkali are
mixed together. / should judge that he was
increasing the quantity Of the milk he had
obtained from the COWS, or was making cream
from milk, or was giving the cream richer
appearances than it had when put into the
can. After o short conversation with the far
mer, who is q small man with light complex
ion, left the premises The last words said
were "YOu had better hurry up with your
milk or it will spoil before you get it to mar
ket."
We will state here that samples of skinned
milk, fresh milk and cream have been obtain
ed by Market Master Weiss from the farmer
referred to, and handed over to DIR. Zleglel
for chemical analysis. The analysis will b.
completed in q few days, when the result will
| be announced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
LcoAL IMTRLLlaRmaR.

There was considerable frost last night.
Nov is the time 10 lay in your winter coal.
Weather more moderate to-day lat st II cool.
Cider is plentiful and cheap-ony 2i Csn,s per
gallon.
damon State Loan Association mssls this
evening.
The customers Of the Ice men are fat d.Op-
ping off.
The market was well supplied with apples, th 3
morning.
The Grand Lodge OF Delaw WIRE, |. @. o f., is in
session to-day.
The demOllti) IN of portion Of the old Huns
berger building goes rapidly on.
Quite large number of new houses are goiag
up IN the eastern SIC aon Of the city.
few peaches were stiil to be seen ia mar
ket. this morning They sold at 60 cts. per half
peck.
The shooting match at the ShOetEen Park has
been postponed until Monday next, between 10
A. N and p N.
The police cases this morning oOnsiste Of two
DRINKS, and Cn, drank and di'oTderly. Fifty
cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
PHILADELPHIA BAPrIsr AssOcrATIos-

PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST AssOcIATIoN.-The
members ofIhis association assembled in the
Baptist church at ThIrty-sixth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia THssday afternoon, the oc-
casiOn being the one hundred and Bixty-sixth an
niYeFsaEy. The introductory sermon was preach
ed BY the RreV. John Peddie, who selected as
his text The l9ah and 10Th verses Of the second
chapter Of St feter. Aiier these services the as
sociation proceeded 10 business. ii. Gates Jones
was elected moderator. The statiasics af a num-
Der Of churches we're read from which We extract
the following:
First church, Wilmington by bap-
llsm, 20 Deaths 1; present numbeF, 50; scholars
10 Sunday school, III; volumes in library, 400;
benevolent contributions @473.
BrandyWine church.-Increase By baptism, AZ;
present number, 26s; volumes 10 Library, $50;
number Of scholar in Sunday ach0oI, 90; bsnsvo-
lent contributions, $I6s22.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

ANCIENT BONES AND PRoBABLB MURDER.
While Mr.. 7. 7. Martin was having an old well
he found at the bottom OF the we'll a part of the
bones OF a human being, about IS feet from the
surface The bricks appeared 10 be of English
make, and were cemented. The well has not been
who was murdered . long TINA ago, and whose
body was thrown into the ven TO prevent suspi-
cion OF detection The well was eementsd over
a. the top. and was discovered white digging post
holes. At first it was supposed TO be a vault, as
the ground near ny was formerly used as a grave
yard EastOn, Nd, StGr,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
aoosTelRsi
NeaffNas RRfs RVaafna.

Hone Lodge, No q, 1 o o F, at odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Divistons No 2, 5 OF T. at 9th
and Market Sts
chanics' Hall, 219 Market SC.
Rodney COuncil, No lS, o U A N, at 7O2
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, F, at Good
FeIlows' Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge, Ne 6, X Of p, ct knights Of
Pythias Hall, 21l Market St.
Oriental Lodge, No 10, X of p. ct Ferris &
Garrett's Building, 6O4 Market st,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

The Daily Graphic Transatlantic balloon yoV-
age is Q failnEe. The BALBOA. vent noFtheast.
along the coast from Nee YOrk, amid much perIi
the aeEoaauts we're spilled Oat IN the Conneciieut
wooa@. Be he PEohlsm % a. easlaEly aaFrent 4
esiIi open TO discussion. Professor Wise, who
alont 90 %, e donbtas@ smiling eonteaAediy, and
wa1hlng his hands In invisible s0ap with imper-
espnbis water In his satisfaction. The men vho
really did ascend will reap thslF share Of Fdicnls
EAere they really deserve great credit; the Dailg
1r9Phie wlil apologize and lay tha blame on Wise.
asa basAam viii yet hass his ehAnee. ii8Ra
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
How % LlGhasa weaaaa.s Labsg.

II time y money" then everything that tends
10 facilitate labor is posltive peeunisry benellt
10 mankind. The best sewing machine or chnTn
Is not 'goOd strong womsn," as experience
proves SO hapolio, ia enabling one wanAn 70
easily do a. much cleaning Of every kind ID one
day &c Two women can do 10 fWO days with the
serubbing brush and soap. is poaltive blessing 10
the hninan nee. No woman who has once used
Z Will ever use anything elss as q sabsslsuse.-
Sold ~ AL dealers. The cheapest 81 well a.
best cleaning substance In the world
oei7-2woOd&a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

CHURCH WEDDING = This morning. at O4j
O'Clock in the presence Of few friends, Mr. Rot
ert c. Lloyd, Of New York City, and Miss AHn'e
Stevenson, OF Wilmington. Were united VA the
holy bonds of matnmony, at the Second Baptist
Church, by the pastor, R4v. Jam1s Water. The
happy couple left on the 1890 train tor Phltdel-
phiS, from which city they will take a Wsstern
iIip TO Chicago Detroit, and hack TO New York
City wheie they will take up th sir future resi-
deDce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

LOOK TO Your FLUEs. 1t is well know that Q
prolific source OF fires is bad fines, and as the
season is now here when they will be put into
operation after long REST it is we'll TO see that
they are in proper working condition. Careless
uess on this point on the part OF h0usehOlders is
frequently the cause OF disastrous fires and il is
therefore impcFatVely necessary that the fiue be
carefully examined previous 10 kndling fire
hcupatb il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

To BE UsKD on THE WMMINGToE AND READ
ING RAILRoAD.-The automatic car coupling in-
vented by John J. Lahaye, of Reading, having
road for some time, and having given complete
satisfaction, Superintendent StolE few days ago,
ordered a new lot, TO DC attached TO both passen-
ger and freight cars. We learn that it is the in-
tention OF the company TO attach the automatic
coupling TO all new cars, and to the ones now in
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

ELECTION OF UFFIcERs.-At the meeting of the
Managers OF the Board of Trade held, last even
ing. the following officers were elected
President-Preston Lea,
Vice Washington Hastings.
Secretary Geo. w. Stone.
Treasurer james Bradford.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
Chanrn l.a IRnaIneaa

Geo. NJ. Bacon has taken the restaurant of SI-
san Wright, No. @, West Third Street, between
Market and shipley, where he viii be pleased 10
furnish bis friends and customers with oysters
cheap aud as good as any other one IN the city
Mr.. Bacon is. a polite, sober aud Industrious man
and well deserves patronage, being formerly a
long while in the employ of David Ireland, and
latterly with James n. sweeten. Please give
him call aud we guarantee satisfaction.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

SALE OF MONEY At tho seventh regular mon
thly meeting of Excelsior Loan ASSOCIATION, last
evening, $lTOO sold at 3615 per cent. premium,
No money was sold at the meeting OF Delaware
Loan Association, last evening. IL was devcte1
to paying of those ste ck holders whose shares
had run out
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
CITY MoTIcEs.

EXTENSIVE BUSINESS. Charles Kyle has recOv-
trsd his health aud i'll give bis personal attention
to tho sRo ut cr cream iectOns nuts and fruit,
at the n. W. corner of the Second street market
house. an will be as polite and accom- mOdatng as
ever. lie will also keep ice cream at the corner
ntsnds to it a. tas Sylvan Springs near the city
raitW dapIt, wasre there will be cOnveniencies
for pleuics an 3Eorf arrau seIneut Tor the accom-
mOlAti5a of At whJ may visa g pass = pleasant
attern IOn. CAIrieg is Outerprisihg aad deseTying
Of eneourAEem snt. NJ iuOXt,atius Liquors sold ON
the grOand Augl5-dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
Showing a deficit of

, a 7 --1- u, I,DUYYI
Showing a deficit of a 27I75.O7
On motion OF VIM. Il. Gibbons, a committee
OF five was app0inted-cOnsisting of Messrs.
VIM. q. Gibbons, Samuel Floyd, Wm. Candy,
E. Il. Bradford. Jr, and Charles W. Weldin
to examine aud compare the statement with
the books of the firm, make an estimate Of
Whist the assets would bring IL converted into
money, ana recommend what course Of action
they deem most favorable to all concerned.
The creditors then adjourned to meet again
at the call of this committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

GIRLs, ATTENTION "A night school for Girls
was opened in the building of Richsrdson 4 Hoop
er, entrance on Shipey street, above rhird, on
Tuesday evening. Only four were In attendance.
The girls should improve this opportunity offered
BY the Board Of E lucation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

A FINE WoKK.-The Quarterly Floral Work,
issued by Briggs & Brother, Rochester, n. T., con
tains much Interesting and valuable horticultural
matter, particularly to those who cultivate house
plants. Send for a copy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

RETURNED TO PHILADELPHIA--Wm. II. HaI-
deli, Esq, who presided the interests Of the
Clay ton House, during the recent absence OF Col.
Sawyer, has TstRrned to his former hotel the 81,
CIouc Phlladelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
J"hn MeLear a sOn. .

MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF
THE CONDITION OF THE FIRM.
A meeting of the creditors of John McLear
& Son, bankers and brokers, began at their
banking house, No. COZ Market street, Toes
day afternoon and a statement was submitted
as follows -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

WANTED q PHHshass tHo sr ihres MoFtsae
~. Ior slg0o q gtDuQ. Address -. ahrs a
~ NAAall9 Aell9l k01. 02-eE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

PERsoNAL,-T. r. Lalley, ESQ of tLIs city has
gone TO Washington, ID. c., TO reside. He VIII
open an Office for the praOhoe of law, and the col
lection of claims. tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
HOTELS AND STABLES.
WAshINcToN !.
very, Sale and Feed Stables
SMIPLEN a., ABOVE IA,

- A new and 6rst class stock Of HORSES
and CARRIAGES for hire; always in STA
~\ lble and for sale. Good and prompt dI ".
4aGADerS Horses fed ~ be day or week. -
Teams front he county GaTetUlly attended 70. with
ObliRng hOstlers and constant attention by the pro-
prietOr to the whistles the public, he hopcs % dee
serv and receive a liberal patronage.
ie27-u JOHN ATKINSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
JEFFERSON HOUSE,

NEW CASTLE. DEL
This large and beatifa sitaat-
A IN - el h0nse. has been put 10 the very
EEF AwR2 best repair for the reception Of
n ~ visitors. who will find Il al the
8 accommodations Of a FL X > I
GLASS HOTEL 1t commands 6ne Vlea -oI
me Delaware Bay aud Is one of the laOst pleasant
aud deli ghtfal places in the State for excnrsohs or
Die-nics The house is Kept In the best styte Sae
drinks and the table supplied with the substap-
tiala and iuKaries of the market. kxcurelOnists
cRn arrive by boat or rail- Parties Wh0 wish 90 so
6shinR or bOaf riding on the noble Delaware. can
be accommodated with suitable heats. The patFons
age of the public Is ct!uly solicited. iy21-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
ORG GANIZGIB IS4S.
JOHN MCLEAR q SON:
Exchange&O Deposit Bank
No. SO9 Market SGreat.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. suhJeet 20 check at sight. (sam
as at National Bank.) solicited from firms, eOrpO
FatiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
For interest made on deposits of specific sums, for
fxed periods.
COLLECTIONS
OF Dividends Notes. Interest. Drafts &c. made with
despatch and accounted for the day payment ID re-
OeiVed.
CHECKS
On Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Boston. Bal
timOre, Delaware. Pennsy Vania and Washington
will be credited on receipt from customers At par.
BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. &c.
GoTernmsat Securities, Gold. State Bonds, Rail-
road Rondg and Stocks bought and sold on ecmmis-
sion, Local Securities q speciality. Being repre-
sented in all the principal cities By reliable CORES
IN this line with prOmptneas ani despatch Persons
wanting TO bay or sell invited 20 give rs can
onotations Of the active Stocks at New York and
Phiadslphia received daily at cur Once.
SQUAD Investment Securities negotiated ana tor
EVER Kind SfIsaitinaGo Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
Educational.
PROF. ]. L. BEGGs,
IO5 East Fourth Street.

IOs East Fourth Street.
Z EACHER Of Piano. Organ. vi, lin. Flute and
= Guitar. Special attention given to Vocal
Music IN all its branches. Music arranged for
Binds and all kinds Of instruments. sepl9-30t
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New I"Hk, June -. Lightning on Sa:u'-
day evening struck barge n1ar Flushing,
lara' . Inur"g cue Jung aay, an. seiiou,iy
an'',ntr, aud aisr struck number Of hou,' :
IN different parts OF Long SAND, lurning two
barns at .)aunlica AMI The residence OF Peter
y cnnur at roster Meadow.
4 heavy :an a,>l c cXtlngulshing the NUM-
rrrus Tres IN the woods.
~ l"r. H.a:,cu aau on the jersey coast a
s'ra y "a II fri. YESTERDAY !rou ID d III Til near
" -,i;i>r' u; urur t,ll here.
Tie heat g slerc!ay was very searching III
It's q and several casts OF ,'lostr.'k NJ were
report, L.
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LOCAL. FiREVITYES.

M I,owis NcK.ny;. will oive tho Sunday.
0oba'l nc ,ha 1,t lra.t,.n,;,, ,.l,urcb fran ey-
curs.n 10 ('arips e;r;ngs Ia morrow. 1t is
understand That a considerable addition has
',ecp ma.e to the school slpce the announce
mont q this Determination was first madc.
V;llay;iI.. 'hc pew t. n ora..d on the
heights !..,wr.n this cry and Washington.
owned by NJ y. :. \i.rs,p. will be enlarged
by the a:c;.G" hcrei' u so'nr Of ~" land az nd
joining, ""n"! +" Nr NitXa1tcr Hunter. De
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Large Fire.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Jane 3O.-Ono halt nt the
business portion 0! 'rhoula,vi.lc, ia, has been
destroyed b. irc. The ran's of the sufferers
ne !L.i!yay, Nrk;n.on. Johnston and Sire'v.r,
Weston 'uoa Telegraph otiice, W: +; Davies
/ g.. !. /. Mailman, }. Wait, \. tirt, }.
i ( J., Smith iiun, 4 !'uryear. }. Fuss, }.
!. &. ~,i.. =. ,".'!nsry, Rnshlog Il Onien,
,.a.,.p.r'N Davis. j.. !.c Alexander, DR., ID.
:. .;,al,.,tu. - OYER siJU,'HID.
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Grand f,.tr

VIENNA, June ;'p.-Gcnprni De SchWclnlfz
W., "nv.'a iri.ljail. lee an! RECEPTION Satur
ny Auunr ii" ,!i-tinltii shed l.crsons pre-
SIT w"rv tic flnrrc~, augusta, - I CT many,
II. i.ml2Eor aad i1nIr.~s of An-':'a, Ire
o: t,.sa- and ircliusr~ III liz. VA families -
t'Iu.>'.t ani Austria, many Representatives 81
IL I.'tyll>E; and German nobility, tie iisil!iy
i ilun l1alni!t,n l,h, of Washington, NUN
Der Of tie Diplomatic corps and others.
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RUBT. GORMAN, IL. D.
Louloun county, je l7-w3m ?.

A GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
II CAPiTALISTS--BUC WOOL
EN MILLS, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY,
VIRGINIA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree of Fauquier County
Court, pronounced the LIST day Of March,
1873 in the chanccry cause therein pending
styled "Calnpbcli We Hunton ct ais, the un.
dcrsigncd, special Commissioners, appointed for
that purpose, will expose To sale, 1T public AUG
ton, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
July 9Th, 1873, at the front door Of the Court
House. in the town of Warrenton, county Of
Fauquic-, State Of Virginia, thu. valuable Mill
THE BUCKLAND WOODEN MILLS"
situated 1t auckland, in tho county Of Prince
William.
These Mills are upon Broad Run, only fow
miles distant from Gainesville, 3 station upon
the Manassas Division of the Washington City,
Virgina Midland end Great Southern Railroad,
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. ~,
Tho buildings consist of FIVE 81 TEN ia
EMANTuOUSESs and Factory Buildings. .aEasA
The Factory is ready for work. and has In 1t tho
very best and most improved machinery; the
water power rs good Us can DO found In Virgin
in, and the location in every respect desirable
Capital invested i'll those Mills, properly man
aged, must pay handsomely.
Terms of Sale: Ten per centum Of tho pur-
chase money in cash the residue IN one, two,
three and four years from tho day of sale; the
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per-
sonal security, bearing interest from date, tor
nc deferred Insta :ncnt; title retained until the
ast paymcnt is made, and the property afore-
MD subject to resale at the risk Of tho purcha or
hould he fail 70 comply with the terms of sale.
EPPA HUNTON,
HUGH r. GARDEN,
4. TAYLOR SCOTT,
Warrenton, Va, 10 4eots CONS. OF Sale.