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|AILY GAZETTE.
DEL m WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1872.
PKICE 1 CENT.
the PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
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OARINC BANK
|AILY GAZETTE.
I Btatad Democratic Meetings.
Cily Executive Committee meets e»ery Mon
*SÊ evening, et g o'clock.
O»** A Brown Campaign Club
STTTueadsv evening, at 8 o'clock.
Herman Democratic Cluli
■May evening, at 8 o'clock.
■»raorratic Anocialion of Wilmington meets
mm Friday evening, at 8 o'ulock.
americii» Club meet* every Wednesday even
IMMorrow'« building, ail Market »treed,
^»mocrutic Pioneer Club mois every Wednes
Mnvouiug at 4<U West Front street.
meets ev
meet« every Wed
B* R* Hunter on the Flnan*
cial Policy.
rc ply to a letter mbliessed by tlm chairinan of
MNational Democratic Commit tue, A.'Schell, to
^ I*. Hunter, of Vu. f askiug hi« opinion
Wlku prusent iiiiancial policy of tlio country, Mr.
Später replies at length. Wu quote tlm follow
M» which will no doubt meet tlio approbation of
M KtoAt mass of voters throughout tho couutrv:
• »When tho wnr closed tliey had an ensy tusk. -
H was not to impose new taxes, always a work ol
■owre difficulty, but to reduce the old, which ought
MM to have been troublesome when they had a
r plo, as was their case, not only able hut willing
pay whatever was fairly required by their
Uovernment. Under such circumstances the true
policy would seem to have been to impose whut
•ter taxes were necessary to pay the proper ex
ponses of tho Government, tho iuterest upon the
■Otions! debt, aud a little of the principal, so ns to
■lointain the public credit firm and unimpaired.
Td have gone beyond and retain taxe« enough to
poy, iu addition to all this, lur^o an o ints of the
poblic debt would seem to have been unuecesury,
wot to way cruel. A people worried and drained
gr tho expenses of such a war ought not to have
ooen further exhausted by being required to make
Mfgu payments, which they could have done so
auch better lifteen or twenty years hence, and
*Hnch were neither required nor desired by the
public creditor. No nation of respectuble tinun
eiul authority has ever set such au example; and
■O good reason, as it seems to me. can bo alleged
tor the course. The very use of public credit is
to e nable a nation to raise what unexpected
MBttcies may require by loan; and, when the
M too large to be met by immediate taxation, to
■Hide the payment with posterity, who share in
tne benefits. To impose the whole burdeu, or any
■pn siderable portion of the whole burden, upon the
■resent generation seems never to have been
•ought of, except by our Radical legislator». In
great Irritant, whose example iu mutters oi finance
Mcstoomed the highest nmong nations, tli« unie.
■ec is, when their system of revenue produce» a
Mrplus, instead of employing tiiat to pay off a
•t>t, whose payment is not desired by the credi
tor, to remit some tax which is supposed to be
P 0 OU| the muât onerous. Thu is uuder the very
»oaonablo theory that money left in the hands of
•e people will increase at more than an arith
•eticat ratio, aud that they will thus become aide
to pay the debt sooner, in reality, than it they
■ere to attempt to pay it in considerable portiuus
at once.
Who can doubt the present ability of that king
*° P»y double the amount of national
lebt as compared with what it could bave done,
iven at the death of Ueorge IV. '< The late Thomas
!sWiug,of Ohio, a man of distinguished ability and
arge experience, told me that when Ohio made its
Irst large leap in the internal improvement system
he nuanciere of the State became alarmed for the
ousequencea, aud consulted him as to what wob
•e«t to be done. He told them to dismiss their
ears, to lay taxes enough to pay the necessary ex
•enses of the Government, the iuterest of the pub
ic debt and a little of the principal. This, heeaid,
rould preserve their public créait, inspired couti
luuoe, and enable their government to go on
muothly until the recources of their people out
|rew their State debt. This advice, he said, ~ „
cllo wed, aud the people soon developed a capacity
lo pay much more than they owed, without diffi
lUlty or suffering.
Our natiouol debt is large, to be sure, but our
Mople will soou develop the capacity to pay it
vithout difficulty, if a little time be given aud the
evenue system shall be modified upon Home reu
ouable principle of tiuauce. We are now sup
posed to be 40,000,000 of people ; iu thirty or forty
•rears we shall probably double that number, aud
>ur resources will doubtless increase in more than
• direct ratio to the population. Why, then, should
he people be burdeued with oppressive taxation
ust now '1 Why should they bo expected to re
ileern 160,000,000 of the pnunpal of the debt in
additional te the interest and the necessary expen
ds of the Government ? It is not required either
l»y the demands of the public créditer or sound
policy. Ugratifies a ridiculous vanity of the liad
leal party, but subserves no great public interest
*BUS to tax and oppress the people. If this large
* ïwFenue had been raised upou true tiuaucial prin
ciples, so as to burden the |>eople as little as might
be necessary to collect hucIi a sum, there might
uuve been a little morereasou for the strange self
aatisfaction ; but a more bungling, oppressing sys
tem of tiuauce has probably never heeu devised by
» civilized people. Well might Mr. Wells say iu
K ills report of 18ÙD. "The maintenance of an average
uty of 47 per cent, os uuder the existing tariff,
pou all dutiable imports, is excessive aud iiitucc
essary, and opposed alike to the highest interests
<u cmxatiou aud humanity, as well as to the proper
Wid healthy growth of all domestic commerce aud
ludustry."
omer
suin
was
^ A very pretty sUte of affairs exists in North
I'oroltna. The Democrats there liavo indu
Wtable proof of U,000 fraudulent votes polled
•y Uto Radical managers at the election in
kugust last, and to preveut tlio Legislature,
[roiu throwing out the ballots, which would
give the State Government to the opposition,
the Administration Is menacing all sorts of
terrible things. The lialeigli titiitiiul wa s
j and still I»—for tho attempt at Its destruction
happily failed— urging the Legislature to do
Dts duty on assembling, and in revenge some
I scroundrel partisan sought to blow the office
up, as not long since other partisans atteiup.
ted the assassination of the editor by tiring a
load of slugs at him through tlio window of
his dwelling.
Th* Rtlgn of Terror In Ark*na**j
Memphis, October 15—▲ feverish state of
ezeitemeat still exists in Osceola, Ark., and
manv of the citiiens are fleeing with their fami
lies In amidpeUan of another attack from the
negro«. No further blood shed is reported.—
The whites of the village are slill under arms,
»id all approach« are guarded.
Boone of prisoners have been captured, and
the jail is crowded. The citizens are shipping
heir familiw and goods lo places of safety.
Senator Morton has been able for the first
time for yean to make, duriog L
campaign In Indiana, one or two speeches
«landing on his feet, nnd has so far recovered
4jM*e nan of his limps that he la engaged to
■Mk* four campaign speech« In Illinois.
the recent
the PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
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For the llarctte.
Mb. Editor : —The publishers of Iho Truth T,
1er would say that they had nothing to do will,
the announcement in the city papers that M
.lohn O Byrne would speak at the me. tin"
Friday evening mat, in the Town H.dl. \Vhat
they dittany in their own paper was based on the
remarks et Mr. OTlyrue nt tile County Coiiven'i..,,
at New Castle, where in Ins speech, after reading
them out of the llemncratie party, lie said: *-I
regret that the custom here is not, ns in >
place», for opposing parties to meet
platform to dismiss the |»,lilicd issues oi the
tunes. On the drength of the remark they sim
ply announced that an opportunity would he giv
en him tor discussion: which offer lla v
and it he does not accept of it he
liavo changed ins mind,
who will speak on the occasion, would lie ■
orabln opponent on any subject. Hut perhaps the
late elections, and r more mature consideration of
the sayings and doings of Ins favorite candidate
have led him to conclude tint "discretion is tlio
«■otter part ot valor."
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the same
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rtainly must
Mr. ('. rhntniey Durr,
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Tho Nathan Murdor
Jnnir» Kelley. ctiiitiHial 1,1 gtlii» |h'hitcnti:iry
irt Na»liville, ha» itraih' a L*onfu»»ion .if hi»
■leitinn with l'orreRlur (ol Nallian»' mtinlur
iiolorirly) anil others in the SchooU r diamonil
rohlnry at New Orkan» in 1871. Hu say» lire
robhury was planned hy Forrester,Frank Daine,
who is now in jail nt Jersey Cily; and David
Ciirnmins, and that in order to' draw o(l' the
I Milice they hired men lo set lire to the »tenin
Isials at the landintt.
destroyed, and ilurinp the contlayralion the
the robbery took place, '100,01)0 worth of dia
mond» being seen red.
The Banished Prince.
Paws, Oct. l.V— M. Koalier has made
nppeal to the Permanent Coinmissisn of the
Assembly in behalf of Prince Napoleon, The
Prince proposes lo prosecute the Minister of
the Interior for expelling him from France
without authority of law. The Prince and
Princess have left Geneva for Milan.
Unfortunato Grantites.
Fort Scott, K.u.-a», Oct It—At a Repute.,
can demonstration Imre
Stone, a boy ton yours of ;
premature disc barge of a
H'Krî*» R»»d Nat. Margrave, the gumicu, vvt
shockingly burned and lacerated about the m
and arms.
con
Seven sien mers were
t
an
on Saturday Chatks
e, was killed by .•
i|iu*iii, ami Ncl.-.iii
I.
Maryland Coal yon I'ennkylvania It is
learned that a number of manufacturers in II.mo
burg, Pa., uml vicinity are about inau
movement to secure for their establishments
locality named a supply of Cumberh
proposed
Hancock, in this State.
gurating ;
the
I coal by a
route, viz., via Hagerstown ami
The Cutuberlund Valley
railroad already connects Harrisburg w ith Hagers
town. The persons referred to have proposed to
President Gam tt of ttie I
road, to timid a road In
lie
>altiinore and Ohio rail
Hagerstown to Hanco k
if Mr. Garrett will permit the ''onnection und will
agree to afford facilities for
running coal from
Maryland fields to tin.* objective points alluded
to
by us.
Murdkrkd iiy Indians —Iu Arizona, on the
13th ultimo, Sergeant Stewart, Corporal William
Nation, and privates Pd ward Carr and John
Walsh were killed by Indians, (hi the Oth inst.
a biunl < t Apaehi
near 1 use
T wo of th« miners :
Arizona are h:
attacked a party of miners,
arried off all their animals.
î missing. The Indians m
l to be unued with the best kind
of breech-'oading guns and fix* d Htnmiiniti
.
■IL». . '"V "':»• •*' I
clock Monday morning that
u severe suow-storm. 1 here
inches of sin»w u|**>n tl
work had been »uspended
on.
Svow ON t UK. Alli-hanies. Snow tell on Mon
day night tf> tin* depth *»t three
legany regt« ms tor i di t:
miles, ft
Piedmont. Tho Cumherl;
Somerset, l*i
place wa^ visted 1
were
hess in the Al
i :iI h> nt thirty-live
'heat, nvt i to ten miles east ot
l Ne
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tel
ground, ami
The Noutii i'abolina Klkction Pkai da
T he New York World's K ileigh ^N. C.,) dispateh
says that tho Democratic State Comnntteo and
some of Iho principal part Ufa in Hie defeated inter
est have, after a consultation,
the present giving notice of :
tost tho State election before the Legislatur»*. The
dispatch says that heavy frauds have been discov
ered.
decnletl to dtd'er lor
intention to c<
Uaimcai. Kkyort to Cariiv New Yohk
ani> ViuuiNiA.—The itiiltiinun* Siiu'm Wash
ington eorri'siumih'nt,writingnn Sunday, says;
Accorilim; to tin* uiulorstamlinff in ailiniiiis
tration |MiliU-al uirrlos, tho piosonl profframmo
is to ninko every effort to earry the Stati's of
New York and Virginia. Allusion lias horn
made heretofore in those dispatches to what is
to be accomplished in New Volk. Speakers
are also to bo sent to Virginia and every othet
nppliauee used to secure the electoral vote of
that State for tho Grant and Wilson ticket
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Doublas
who returned only yesterday, leaves at once
to speak iu the campaign there, and will In*
followed hy others of move prominence. A
proposition has peen made to have the Rep
ublican candidate for Vico-l'resideiit stump
Virginia and Maryland. Secretary Delate
left for New York last evening.
A New Featpue in l'ot.mcs — Charles
O'Conor, James E. Mott, Wheeler II. I'eek
liam and Joseph Cluiate, differing politically,
published a long card in the New York papers
voluntccriii); their services as a sort of adviso
ry board to secure honest assemblymen, and
inviting confidential information concerniu«
the candidates put in tlio lield. When both
candidates are morally unexceptlonably they
will make no recommendation, hut iu oth< r
eases they will make public, over their own
signatures, the result of their investigation.
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The Pennsylvania Coal Tu a ns.—The
total productions of all kinds of coal for the week
was 499,511 Ions, and for the lt>,950,t'>4.'! tons,
against 12,814,196 tons to com spending time
last year, allowing an increase of 4,156,547 tons.
Vessels are reported scarce and in demand.—
Tlie coal (rade is reported steady, under a pret
ty full supply of orders.—P hila. Lkix;kk.
Assassination in Roston. —At 9 o'clock P
M., Sunday, Charles Lane of the tirm of Lane À
Co-, wool dealers in lloston, residing on Hancock
at., Dorchester district, heard Ills door bell ring
and went to answer it, when lie was immediate
ly shot in the slalomait by a man outside, lie
died Monday morning.
At Uuffalo, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Clta/e
leite, widows ef a» engineer and fireman kit
led on the Erie Railway through the negli
gence of a train despatener, have recovered
15000 each against the railroad company.
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OARINC BANK ROBBERY!
r. RUT AT, TREATMENT OF THE CASHIER ANII lit.
FAMILY.-OVER FtOO.OOO S POLEN .
I The Albany ami Troy papers furnish further
I particulars of the it
inng robbery of the Saratoga
I .ou ni y It mk at Waterford, N.Y, yesterday
morning Mr. V.
Huevoiihurgh, the cashier, und
Tiipicil oiio of tho chain livra in tlio aec
°iul sti»ry ui tlio bank buiidiii'', wlnlo on the name
: ciianibo
Ins wifo
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r wi'i
'-.Hipind respectively by bin
daughters Sarah and M iry, Ins liltl» hoy lieing m
the room with the latter.
The family were all
■l unconscious of tho :mpeu<ling danger,
an instant and aimultu/ieously the doors
fooiiiH were burst in, anil confronting
tho utirighted occupants wi re armed and masked
inen, who commanded them to silenco on pain of
death. I oo frightened to give tho alarm, the/ laut
•dill ami suffered theiimol /us tobe Iwun.l an«i Rag
The children wi re removed to tho room of
'nt?*, and then ordered to remain quiet,
i he binding aud^air^in^ process in every instance
was don*) with shcctd from the bed", torn in striiii
d twisted. When all this
Van II
asleep i
when
of the thr
ff»-**l
the
r
was aecompli.ihed,
•nburg's bonds were unloosed ftom his
low er 1 irnbs, and he was forced to march down and
uiiiociv Hi*) door leading into the bank, one on each
9i*f' with a pistol at his head and anothir with a
dagi't i it his hack. 1'l.us they iorceil !iim through
the ill rectors* room t« the door of the vault, which
tie y « .mni:inde«l him to open. In performing this
operation ho delayed as long as possible, in the
hop.: that some of his family might possibly free
tboinselvcs from their bonds and give the alarm,
le twithstamling the repeated comma mis ot the
villains. At length, tearing tor his life, be com
plied with their demand, and tho vault door flew
Op* ii. 1 hree stood guard over him while the
m under entered and proceeded to ransack it of its
contents. Iu the vault were deposited a number
ot hexes, pho ed there for safe keeping by the
wealthy latinités in the village, containing, it ises
tirnab'd, money, government and railroad bonds,
valuable deeds aud other documents, valuables ol
• v ry description, variously estimated to amount
to m Ÿ2Ô0.0UO to 4:500,000 or perhaps more, as our
r* porter was informed by Vice President Dough
All these they carried off, together with be
l ten tbousun«! dollars. Atter tak
ing all they desired they escorted Mr. Iloevenburgh
back up stairs, and again binding his limbs, pro
C« e le» l t» * search the house for money, securing
about 41,000, which they took, leaving the family
their jewelry and watches.
The robbers then departed with their plunder.
A lew minutes afterward one of the cashier's
ghters managed to secure her own freedom.—
Siic proceeded to extricate her father, who directly
ilt'Tward opened a street door and tired two shots
The noise
aroused the villagers, wh
the bank, too
pie tune to hear the stnrv ot the robbery.
'• •lid-; ami stocks were all deposited in Die risk of
the owners, ami the loss consequently falls upon
re
t
con eight
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! i • nil his revolver.
ide by the weapon
soon gathered around
lato to secure tlio thieve«, but in am
The
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private parties.
;
lu liait imon», a miinbor of loading clothing
lu »uses have issue*. I a circular pledging tlieni
->el vos to discharge sucli of their cutters
>liall not witlnliaw from the "Order of the
Sons ot Adam." Tin* cutters heid a meeting
on Monday afternoon, unanimously rejected
the demand of their emoloyers.and withdrew
Imin the shops in which tliey were employed.
I hey have received a communication from the
* Son> of Adam" of Philadelphia, approving
I heir action, and promising them assistance.
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Tiik Mdsind
('onduessman.—T he ffon.
d'din \ . Gicelev is the member of Congn
I roru the seeonil district of Philadelphia, Pu-, who
reported as missing.umi his absence attributed
fo |iroli-s.-ional defalcations.
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PROCLAMATION !
lo Hie 1 « 1 er« ot X«*w ( >»Mle i oiiiiij.
y*. that i. JAMILS A RM>TIU»Nll, Sheriff
t New Cast lo count y in 'he State of Del.w.re. by
A' t »»t the General Assembly of said
I provided, do hereby proclaim and
o the legal voters of New Ca-tle
. iin> aforesaid, that an Election will b« held
II l-^D.V \ . th«* f»th d iy ol November nr*.
•*' I „„I hul.liBB id ,1..,;
hundreds»,
f '.«-tie
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State, mailt* :
in.iko kn«.
ot
. at the
everal
b*t< within New
d « led I
iinty. tor tho election of
-.in lor Representative in C.»ngress ;
sheriff, and
d
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for ('■
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'jstle Conn t v :
in the Defle
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Mat«- ot Delaware,
Hv of D
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a huiHred.
b* himdr»*d. :
nil As
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4 Kris i i.
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, , '«nuinissionerd, as
•randywine hundred.
• •r Wilmingt
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f.»f
hundred.
. «. . . . for Peneader
•I \MKS ARMS'! RoNO.
• riir of New Past le county.
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INVESTMENT
of
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of
In*
A
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SECURITIES.
The \ .i tlii*r
l*;i«*ifl»* R.iilr" i l C .inpany, throug!
l.i \gi*nts. i® m *w .««*llin::. at pur un«l a»*
5uib»ia it
• i ciimploting th** construction an»l
•ugh in
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Fir-1 Mort
is.
or tin* p
-• i il 1 1 >ni «*ii t "I
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line «if lt *a,L Aller th
l these securities •
n estigatioii.
profiiabh*
i l safe
r. Th«» lion l - have
the h.llowi
LEADING FEATURES :
1. The i -iio is limite.l to fsi.ODO per mile of rond.
payable in Hold
thirty years, ami the interest (at
«•* of Jay l.'-"«ke »V ('«».. New York.)
I July.
L\ The Principal and lnt
-the
I lie 15
king II
ally, first of Jauuary ;
-cun
5. The rate of Tnt
nil in — e*iual, at the present
s' j per c
1 The Ii »ml« are issued «ff* the following denomi
nation«: (.'"ii P«*». Sic», f»*. » ) an l SlUOU; Registered,
$10u. $',(*H>. $'*.«1)U and 110,00».
«t i;
Lid per cent, per :
"Id premium, to a bo u
.in legal tender eurreney.
I'll * -eini-annual interest
l«i cheek-. «»■
t!ie Ziep i% te re, I
ffularty by mai /
of the holder. Permanent
advised to pu re huso the Registere«!
is. both as a protection against loss, theft an«l
lire, and for the greater convenience in collecting
the interest. The Registere«! Bonds can ho at uny
time exchanged lor Coupon, und the Coupon for
Registere«!. without expense to the owner.
Bonds i
paid by
Ur
to the i>o*t f tlire
15
JNO. McLEAR & SON, BANKERS,
«os market street.
P
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.®ep.
?lunibrr$ and (bas fitters.
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
M oney «fed i.® money earnedne
When to a g«*od iutvantage lure d.
But how ro do it some may v»y
The m«t«le i.® simple mud thin thwxy..
At No. l' 15 West Fourth street
will find a gas burner that i*>omplc;
It burn.® less gas than any other.
Anff rivals it has not another.
It needs no argument to show
That tiillespic .k Jackson is the place to
To buy gus -fixtures, burners and globe.
With winch their shop 1 « plentifully «towed.
P. S.—Call soon, examine and (»©'convinced that
our prices are ns low as the lowest.
OlLLESPIE k JACKSON.
215 WmI Fourth itretl
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■»TlO-tim
WATER I)i:i'AUT.M 10 NT.
Chief Knoinkeic'h Ofi
No. in. o Market direct
'srANi.sR. "h.minutov, Dei... Oct. 1\ 1
!,? r f x ? , w , atcr Renters.
All pcrsmu.'who Iiuvp «>id .p.i .-tv .lur m- ii,«
Prient yt nr nnyt *ivo notice in « r.iir" t„Jh'*R© -F ■
t h'. au I. .1 V v ' n i ' V ' ' tl,0 1 ' Va V r . Ir<*|,uriimnt, t ,
in* «oni «i .1 > «•( V vcmbcr, 1S7J. :•..<! ■
V,''"l5 8 n, T "fills mir.-lm-.r ait I t u ,.|,. r ,.f
rnjl'crty pnrchiur-d, iffherwi.-f* r! cy wi'I » *
Imhlo tor water rent next year. "
wb" may wish tu discnntihuo the
*!W? rl lt,mu * t Fire notice
♦ 2.00 lor drawing lerrule.
above *lïte. t,ün ' wlü be maJe ia :xt y bil1 ^ter the
A new assessment of properties u-ing the H- m
;&.7lTe^ Vin,t .'' e ' n »'* Ä. bill
pieteii, ail persons interested ;»rf* invito«! to c ill und
otTl'i 1 ?„' h n a * m '- FRANK AÜ TÀYLOK.
, ; tn u Rrai-tràr.
I* R Sc P h°?^2rn°i r tS?e. 001 D ° SkS and
at KtiueaTi*»/" J ° Ct *° ,he 81 prnval , ' 1 ,h " Ho.t-tl
Aitlresi citiicr of the un.lcr-idnc.l RuHJin« "
tu " tec - n.H. M IXT.Rff
JN'O. II. mooki:
netlnht WM. II. HKIFFIV
Commercial an,l Every Evenin* »
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above, ana hoy
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1.
a
its
ol
of
land
•
um
i»y
-
l>HOrOHA.M 1*0K IlfcATliKH
k. fhe undersigned will receive l» r ,
IGaier» f..r the new Sch.,.,1 II.. \,î. 1 4 ' n *J.
iluiinxton. Said i*ropo?nl* are Fulj- et t • ni>
». I hy the Board of Education of W .I'ninirt'-n
II. ti. McINTIKE. '
■f »I. MooRK
WM. II. liRl I'FI.V.
Building Committee.
a
octl*3-6t
S TKA\ KD away from the subscriber
near Mure s Corner, about ih.* P*th
ot Oct »her. a light red or yellow Cow —
Any in f<>r inn ti' n relative to ir will i»,. If
than'-* fully re*'oiv* l by EDWAKDA - i . i
octlfl 2t»lw2t*
removed from N >. *• Ka.t ih -*
\ »O West street, where I will l.o plea-'cd to .e
'•eivo ail my friends and patron-.
for
n
.
a
•u
UM. W.THuMA". M. I».
-
J59 WANTFD »>>.,
r M 9 a valuable Farm in thi .-ouniy.
at lawful interest.
CHAS. B. LORE.
... . Office 702Market street.
» ,r - H ilmio gto . Del.
^VOTICE.—CITIZENS LOAN ASS0CC \
. A .'ON.—A 3peci 1 meeting ot the Mockhold
fw " f J he Litizens Loan Association will he held in
the «m co ot the Secretary. No. .'in.* Market strei t
on F riday evening. October 1 «. at 7!^«»'c|o.'k.
to tvko action < n prop, sed amendmento to th"
Law ,, O KO. C. M A KI.>, Sec'y,
octll tm
g.igc
■i
Apply t-
VruTICK..
X«* lhoUilmingt
'
•*•
i
it
and Rea ling Railroad U»»i
mi leted arrangement- to carry M*»u
and ht press Matt
•any hav
*acki:
•n the line of th
■
I from al! point
-ter.
to ;
I W
Ci
roai
Express matter sent to Frmklin i'elegraph *»iH-e.
No. i »V est thirl street
and Madison.
K
the
the
Depot. 1
orders left with Mc.Mull«
-j receive prompt .
P. ST' »!,'/.
Den I Sur't W. A U. R. K t
A Seal
delivering agent®, will
.
as
iv tf
for ßale ana for Kcut.
IT^OK N.%l.fV —Dwelling No. l.i *8 .l,.*f. , - j
X 1 son street, for sale. Lot mo i, e ; iront "
and s.i jeep l'osses.-i. n ••mnediat*'
Apply to JOHN A. M V Kits
oct 1*5 hi*
•II
S'IL
who
pOR
H
!
M ill sell cheap, fur w
<y of light bay Horses.
(T?V'>rsinglw. Work.
1 ■'* 4 liPiuiru o;
i b
W ill diiv
where.
doubl.; !
:
*
i'll ANDLKK.
" lliuilu'ti.u. Del.
Rio wtf
I OT FOR SALE
1 à »nxliit. Price : '.o
h street.
er Thir l
a P-. i.
•»■? hr id if
by
said
and
\||*!> »t
F re
•
pOR SALE.
PKSIUADL!: BI'SINL - - .-I'AM».
Si Thi'r"".
111 .
undersigned, i«-
•?. offers at P
aid*.
dire
the
i
ale
I ic
d ' i:
Vi
i i -i -
treet, w h
m l TRI M M I \'«i I:
ha io - a -i
DRV ijonDS
lulled hy M. v S. pro
ducted.
This is
to eng.ur
d.
e-dulD
opening :-r
estahli he
Apply -n th** preini
u.inghur-t A Cm., e* r
.set-Jo it
I'd
! i I
f
'
patr..n;
MRS. m. i; ri:lt
or t'. / .lam.- Rdr. f F. i t
oixth
as
I Mail».
tree!-.
f.»f
pOR SALE.
V A small 1 ubiilar St**.
hor*e power, -uilal.le f»*r
tor heating purposes, pi
lice.
"I
Holler, .al- .t th
lriv ing a -mall *■ t:i
i'»' T'«n. Apply at tli
•f
Il t
D KLAWARK AVKNl k L «»!' F«»U S.\L".-I
II feet Iront. Apply at this .,rii. ,* !
poll SALE.
Dwelling ILmso. No. A'.J Marker street.
- V J feet lr*»nf, th
King street. P-*
tt?r
l«*t running through r
(h*t»»hcr *.® f . lv'.
EDWARD LETTS.
\ I. ER ED NET l
in
•
iit*ml7 a*
I^'»U SALK—a Lot
1- » ost Filth street, bet we
Erankl uutr***tn. A
is.
hutnlrcl feet tr*.:
Vi:
15
Iv wt this offre.
F' TIIKEK DESIRAItr.i: IH'II.DTNi» 1.0TS :
an Jackson street, between Sixth un«l Seventh. 1
C. I*. JO 11 N ."V
(at
«rnt.
"
F OR RENT—Rooms in the soeond «t.
Darette building, 4U> Market street, .-uliable
•.f ihe
u
for offices.
•
*
■
\
!
1
FOR RENT.
■k The subscriber offer® for rent hi® Store
HI Sian»l opposite the National Hotel, Middle»
is there
«•r Deal
I
/
an«l
uny
for
i
town. Del. One «>f ns good st in
is in the State for the Omni. Li
1«
i
husinen®
Will close out the Stock on reasonable term®.
Possession given immediately.
A. T. BRADLEY.
Mid I ietown. Del.
inay25-dAw
$itnation$ and fifty Wantrd.
(Advertisement.® of three linea nre inserted under
th * head twice far 25 cent?.)
\1TANTED-Ry a »tout, hearty young man.
f ▼ ageti !H, ;» .«ituation in which he «»an make
hiinüclf useful. Apply at '»15 West Sixth street.
tffrgt* _
\1LT ANTE D A man to 9ellgo«>ds out of a
f f on commiiwion. Reference required.
Apply at 2"3 Market street, Wilmington. Del.
oet!5-2t _
\tTAN TED—A »COMPOSITOR.
XT A pply at this office.
'yy* ANTED-A Boy. Apply
wagon
r at
TUIS OFFICE.
'I'UBKISH BATH.
No. 31« MARKET STRKF.T.
OPEN FOK OEI.TLEMEN ON
Monliiv». )Vodn«»lay». rhur»,t»r >n,l Suturdsx
from 1» A. M.. to U P. M.
IFOR LAD1RS EXCLUSIVELY
KVA. M_ .
TecfJavr aaJ Frifa
vt-tr
tetP.M
public Snlrs.
12 BUILDING LOTS
at pi nuc mi.E.
Aid l.o , 1.1 ;l t I'uhlic riale, on tho premises.
Saturday, October 19. 1872,
A ' 1 ••••':r^ l 'V"i' 1,11 *- iiuilJiuK Lou front
V ; ' " ",'• 1 -'carte» street.in thoolrv
' '["'J 1 " 1 1 ' " I"«» are high and beautiful
i'lui.lo.o i ' lae large iiiansnm house ot l*hili|.
"'un, T Hva r • Ho Aim. lloce
1,1 • '» bo sold tur whatever they will
IM )' term®.
'H i h E A M ILL Eu/au Jt'îî BHW,,T 'Ä
oo
irmc, <•
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE,
Containing 198 Acres,
>itii.it. ,| in New L'ostle Hundred, on the
t n 1 » ! Ultf ^ ro,l i Cattle to Wilming
on. Delaware, about four miles from the
tonner and->ne mile from the latter. Tho
1 r quality and in
*'•
!l!'
land i< ot
• ultivat
truix. m
Fruit T
* ur: n
« § £, , state of
A pple Orchard «»f the finest
in tall learinjr, besides a number ot other
t tio* various kinds. Tho improve
I'Xt.n.ive ill,.I cnnifilete. Tho Muhmob
1 ,r ' r '* iinii -uh-tantinl. oontaininx ]u larve
1 I» ,i !• runip Kitehen attacherj, with
r " Ml aboro. fho Barn 13 lai feet lune,
•arnre lur tun 3 ,,| hay, an.J "tabling tor
ti.-a-t ■■ t - 1 -, ■ k. 1 lie i.ranary 13 largo anj
. ti. with r.>rn mb» una rarriago huu-o at
U "0 and oihcr uutbuiliing»,
which ha» been
- t bri*
.ni h
a bout
U'r
Ti..
• 1 ;
'•re? of thi? farm on . .
I'riimo Dwelling '.axis, with'ali ne"
a to odd nur-, row cultivated
r * vo j, cr ttnnum.
i r raiuo Tenement Huu^c.- 1 , suitable
î *d farm l ands.
I a N
s a truck jrar
ien
■iHinz !••
\
for th
ii
ituation "f this larm i
«te. having .
• ■ne of the finest in
^»fendre view of the Dela
r rivi. r. t .i*' * itj ot \\ llimngton ami the adjacent
n U |h . f' r. " r 'i ,r, ' i' 1 , r ' u,,1 her of fine building «itei
. , ,'i ' 'I ; * M 1 1 he conveniently divided into
a uutuiier ot small farms.
rare opp.-rtunity f..r capitalists to invest
1 m the vicinity ,.t Wilmington is
mg in value.
-d ! l.v the l.th day of Oct her. it will be
-old at I'ufdic -ale on th,
i hi
:
rapidly inci
It n .
lay. 011 the premises, at
- '■'•dock. p. in.
■i
*y 'o suit purchasers.
."«.LI. a MILLER.
• Market street,
xt-r, . r Wilmington Del.
^ * " ILLIAM H. LAMBS0N.
pi.— i. in. j-dtaw ii w un the premises.
M.-k" ipidi
N ».
"r
ADMINISTRATRIX'S
SALE.
tr< Ly virtue .1
.ourt of the "t.
New LVtle *••»
tcifiher, A. D. I
an "rdcr of the Orphans'
•d Delawaeo, in aud t
. made the *1 day of Sep
will ho exposed
Cl
Ui
-ale,
Iu*-. at I hi* house . t Patrick 0*D».n
' b. i I" I tire«*ii lrec/'in'.»th Ward, in thecitv
•*• \\ tliuiiigtou. on SAT I KDAY.tho Unh day til
" 1 ,1,er ' A 1 V 7 * 'f : o'el .'k. aitern.M n. thefol
i -wing u-crdv.l Lands mid Tenements, beings
I fc.-' it« ot i h<* late George \\ . Mou.-ehy, de
• itred t ) be sold lor the
it 1'ubit" Ve
■
he
K
mu
'Dent ••! hi- *i*• D ? «
N ■ 1. Situated iu
- tli * Dell F:
!'
15 r
bwinc hundred, known
*nd •- tod-tine 't the l< lhiwing
rir*»t All that true- of Und bounded
n the ea.-t by land late ••! W u . Lnght. <•
fj"' Fuiicurd Turnpike r* ad. mi the y-uth by
. Hid !.ue <»t Ren ,i in in Lrnderunui. in-w *•» J*diu
*' • D'ii . and on t e n. i th hy land lormerly ot lter
V coüiput ition thirly
1 — All that
ih« south
Val!*'y turnpike
deseribed lra»'l thence
•tv. ■ 1-perches
rly belonging !*•
ir
Die «ol
hall
t I.
i
I a
.d » ire:
-t"
de ■ r ilic \\ il:
t • Il
•r lor the ih.
uth .1
er f t l ui I b
Mm i Si* If y ; th
e
llh tDO é;
! .i»
lie
il M
I. th*
h
• degr*'e
.-outh .-ni
ad -...th 1' deg
) th.* t I i"C ..t beginning
west >-> d-ie
t -aid r* ad
t!
!
: th
h
* l'.pe
hes
•'• ntuiumg
• ixty-äight
fP'.o t I II I. hi*
So.-2 All thaï le
r !
t marsh, Mtu.ite in
the *tU Ward,
*>r lute
Ltliuit, iie. cased,
I*»
t i»
• t Willi,
I" D• I »• l hv I.
I
t \V : : :,
• »y I » ;
. I
and
'
r I«
Ac • Mi tl n I ;
. , .
* f Un 1. with
»* in the
s fol
• -*ut lu rly side of
■ 1 Ma li-M.i streets.
•ec
P
Hue the
"
• ualed ;• Id.-Mibetl
at
« t "i; t
Vi * t
• d.
Ii
three inches Ir
11 It
•i then
I* ! to -Idler
• tive ted t»>
-terly p irallf l to Sixth street
r; theuco
seventy
Sixth street and
t* i ly -i \ lee ii and u .juarter led
...m - I*.- th * cuntenr® what
street
;.i"ri"c
i t i ,i.li 1er t
lift
! i I
.1
d I
F. i t
i,*
itd
I
Id -ubicct to the
he .
id ... be
trad# of la
"I
\ f t
» II b.* _• î v »mi and terms . t'-aii made
\ in.ii.;- irair.\ . or by h r Atl».rna>',
HAP.!. !.
\ :t liKN i R. PSTICK.
Clerk **i Orphans' Court.
able No
w bat IS
i Wilminc
in tho city
lue. No. 3. Aplra
t; '«reel, near Jefferson The
ill be sold it tho same time
■-.gut-. 4 tlio pureba-er
R M 11 Id* M. MorSRLKY.
Administratrix
!
-, * [ r■ (>cr it's :ir-' tir>
k I
r nptk.\ ; unies
N i. J \ ;!u ihlo ai ,r!»h. i
rut idly i
• II lot'.iliM I
•«Il .1
• ■ '»t.l 1'
*1«
I
• n l • !
l'uülu'
OF
: l'îtrilllllg I lfllMiU,
1
The
Wribcr
t irminp
I 111 RSDAY.
*CT"1D lv. Iv
ihout to do
ill .«ell
iitTi 1
(Al
(h
:
at Id ■>*.*!.u*L- —m. d IT
• he pr Miit-e«. in New Castle ild., «*n the
« House L tue, leading tr«>ui the r^ad,between
" iiMimjt, u:,t New iVtle.ihe tullowins dcfcrib
anal pr- perty. vii:
head . t K«)*>d w
three vears :
A. M..
\i
i
••rk and driving horse», t>
> six month
«•«»its. fr.
• f w lli'ffl :
. , cows, some
* now milking, and others will soon bo
, } |..t>rot tine w. rk «>xen.l superior grade
Durli i»»i oull, two y* irs old: 1 heiter, two years old:
* la: hi.gs. I s . .»ts. 1 farm wagon. 1 hay wagon. 1
■ *x a-art. • w ice! h T«e rake. lDennantown wagon,
nearly new: 1 shitting t p buggy wagon. 1 iron har
vester, l ; ! n in «wer. Bickford A Hoffman drill.
\ an inkle tan, . i enn.-ck corn sheller,Telegraph
teed cutter, oi ler mill, grindstone, wheelbarrow. 1
double ».ft earri.iLC harness, set single harness,
wag >n burnt ««. plough gears, bridles, collars and
halters, cow chain*. 2 pair twin harrows, 1 squar*
! arr "w. 1 A harrow. S cultivators "Moore ploughs.
1 large Peacock plough. 1 in all Peacock plough.
. shore's, hoes, cradles, mowing scythes. Ac.
About ^1 tons tuuothy hay. a lot of marsh hay
wheat and oats straw by me ton, oats by bushel,
barrels «ùd« r. and many other articles.
Conditions of Sale—All sums of fifty dollars an
under. « a«h: all sums over fifty dollars a ere lit
six in«mth« will be given by purchaser giving
bankable note with approved endorses, withintar
est lr«.m day of sale, or 5 per cent, «ff for cash.
„ . %I . W.U. LAMBS0N.
Cglx x Mii.lkr, Auctioneers.
»kV> Market -treet. Wilmington, Delaware.
0et3-wAs.it A «1-1 w
1
fork
liquors.
JAMES BAXTER,
Dtx.r* IN 1TSV rosrmz «su uns.STic
VINES AND LIQUORS,
NO.13 MABKKF STBBET,
W1LMINUT0N. DEL
"■art l«v