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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

MADRID, July 23..- A meeting which 1as a,
Tended oy all the members of the Cabinet and n
iarge number OF the majority of the Corfaa Voc
nela last evening at the War Ofice. to diseuss
UI., wnat measure should be adopted to secure the
the Oh tne insurrectionary movements in
the country, and the restoration of order 40
THE srNEws OF WAR.
, The Cortes has approved the bill providiur far
tne imposition OF extraordinary war taxes. Per.
sons. VINO are known TO be In sympathy with the
Oarllsts are to be taxed heavier than the I,vaI
PoPulatlon. The minority of the Cortes have is
s,oya ouIa manifesto condemnlng the policy Of the
President salmeron held a council of peneroIs
o-uay' He was advised to summon innmediateIv
into active service 10000 reserves.
NO sELLIoERENT RIGHTS FROM FRANCE.
FARIs, July 29.-The Carlists have made a
l1rmai demand of France for the recognition Of
tneH rights as belligerents. The French govern.
i nent mas refused, and declares that It viii re.
noiin,p pstIectiy neutral In accordance with this
PoLcy, IL has forbidden the Spanish Republicans
rom rom sending succor to Puycerda by way of Port
'enufeS' French town on the Mediterranean.
AoHAkcHIcAL MAcArAHoN ooNsprRrNa AaArNsT
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC. .|"7Tl
>, FARIs, July 23.-[Special to the New Torl
Herald 1.-The proposition for the recognition Of
tne Carllsts has been more than once discussed In
tne French Cabinet. The Duke de BrogIle favors
treating with the government of Don Carlos as
the only power capable of performing the func-
tons of government In Spain.
PRESIDENT MacMahon is willing to accent Bror-
lies views, even if he W ore not himself oomnro.
missed BY his promises to the friends Of Don Car.
los, but other members of the Ministry apprehen4
ded that such course would greatly excite France
ana 100 glaringly countenance and recognize mon
aEchlai tendencies as right. The Carlists how
eveI, are conndent OF early recognition, and are
encouraged by their recent successes everywhere:
the general dlsorganization in Spain Of every
power that could have opposed them, and the
oesPondency and hopelessness that seems to have
seized the Republicans.
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DenrcIltIon of i nheauthy ouartsIs
In New York.

NEW YORK, July 2S.--At 8 o'clock thi
evening two hundred and fifty policemen iins
ger Inspector Walling, and the health insDec
Iors, with one hundred and fifty carpenters
commenced the work of pulling down the
~ Eootns ana shed around Washington market,
with the health authorize, All the sheds ss
Ia Iar as Greenwich street was 80 n leveled to
tne ground. The butcher and O her occu-
pants showed no resistance.
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CraeIGy Of tho aTexicnn RoDdl,..

LHtOm the san Diego UnI0ns nth Inst B, 'llIl
Among the passengers on the California yes
terday was q linIe girl, aged about twelve years.
She had been captured BY the savage troops of
the bandit chief LoEada Of 1epic, and the
coming impatient at the non payment of her
ransom, burned her face in the NEST dreadful
manner. She said that they had held her down
and heaped the glowing Goals from their camp
6le upon her face. saG ti3 fia 81 fsl5 g. y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24
Philadelphia Cattle Markets.

Monday, july 21. P. M
% %lnere Is no change to notice in the Cattle market
1ne demand IS quite lively for all descriptions and
y yeIy i9i prices are obtained: sales Of choice at ~
I1sc; Iar e good at 7c., and common at AZ a5Ec'
Cows and gALvEs were dull and entirely nominal
IN yaiue we quote at $45 a7O Receipts 25l head.
,sIt M meet lively inquiry but without improve
head. "'V' Necelpts' 4VVOO
Hoes were higher; sales of corn-fed at a
Receipts, 5000 head -'N Nv " :" no.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

The Columbus and Indiana Central Railroad
have begun suit againsI the Internal Revenue
Collector ct Columbus, to recover over $56, 900
United States tax claimed ID have besn erroneous
the Columbus and Hooking Valley Railroad, to
recover $s000,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24
TheTurf.

loster won the race at CatslEiIl Park, New
TX, yester erday, in three straight heats /;
e, 2.37, 2.2s1S, and 2.3O.
[ansas horsemen are In q state of excite
nt about the stallion Smuggler, new arri-
on the turf Of that region. This horse
broken in to trot less than year ago,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

Functions have been applied for in the United
es Court, OF Madison, Wisconsin, to restrain
dilWaukis and IT. Paul RailFom from building
ldge across the Mississippi near La Crosse. Z
be ceremony Of marriage among the Florida
hns consists in handing the bride an ear Of
s.ts n. ~ -. ea-- -.
G. can fit you with a rosewood coffin
Standing advertisement in a Corydon Qa.)
er. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

IGHT.-The New York Journal of Commerce
ounces the "lnterviewer," and thinks that
nalism has made no gain by the introduction
||s system.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24
BONDS, STOCKS. qOLD A.

G9TeEnment Securities, Gold, State Bonds. Rail-
s9ao b2nos ana stocks bought and sold on Commits
slon.- Local Securities q Speciality. Being repre-
sentsd IN all the principal cities By reliable cores
pOnuenu we are prepared to attend to any business
IN tnis line with promptness and despatch Persons
nantlng 70 Buy or sell are invited to give us q call
SsHItadI1ns OF the active Stocks at New York and
sale. -'sN'A''ou anu Ior
Every kind efIeritimats Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24
WEErTNa OFTRUsTEEs OF THE room.

A. InS quarterly meeting of the Board of Trusteosof
Jne foOr tor New Castle county, will be held at the
aotb ao Use s N sad county on nWEDNESDAY July
.An persons having bills will present theyn to tt
trustee from their hundred on or befors thai dSv ~
s tne desire Of the Board to settle ali bills for he
P9iaTTtec isT19c ending that day. JOHN w. EVANS.
sHlgA' Clerk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTTONg

fixed periods. -Eo'--s '~l--'' 1VE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

GEORGE W. BUSH 4 SUN
Sdn = NoE offer the Best Qualities of LEHIGH and
Sun 1LkILL COAL at a Reduction Of
one Dollar per Ton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24
YOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION.
2nd SERIES

md SERIES.
By Q vote Of the members Of the Young Mans
noen Assoclation held at their rooms on the even
!ns OF the 10Th inst It was voted unanimously TO
issue nye hundred shares Of New Stock, commence
ing with the month of June
oupscrptlons to the same will be received bv the
PRESIDENT, T. Y. de NOrmandie, at his store soS
Market street, and also at the Farmers Bank by
VIo-u 7. Il. YOUNG, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

QtDividends, Notes. Interest, Drafts s, made with
asspsseA and accounted for the day payment is re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

ANl1R;ETH,s ND RI. new crop Turnip and Ruta esea
49,. W.N. CHANDELIERS.
1yA-u Gil Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24
DAILY GAZETTE.
TAE CONQURIEG CARLTSTS.
SPREAD OF THE GREAT REVOLT.

1"t5tg 1hoasand Insurgents in the Field in
opasn-Ihe G0vernnlent Alarmed and Re-
SSor9Hg 70 Extraordinary AfeGsures-M1e-
MGn0n FAVORABLE to the PTstsnder-A BIOao
az freedom Sn HyGncs-Another Step To-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24
CHECKSl

On Banks in Philadslphia. New. York, Boston, Bal
tlmore' delaware, Pennsylvania and WashingtoI
will be credited on receipt from customers al pSr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
HSn ESr Snnum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

TEACHERS EXAMINATIoN.-An examination
oIi ioE :; male Principal Of Grammar School, will
commencing at 8 a. M. July 25, 1873 s'"' D'A'
JyEz-St D. w. HARLl N. Sup't.
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PRICE 1 CENT.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS.
Il FOR
PRINTING THE REVISED CODE AS AMEND.
ED. &c.
STATE OF DELAWARE. }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Proposals will be received by the undersigned for
conieu 1sitcning and delivering three thousand
REVISED CODE
ot this State, as amended together with The sdd;-
tiOnal laws Of pubic and Reneral nafnra noSNs
dnn P9olcation Of the last code it being the
!HLuitlOn OI Laws prepared by me in obedience ~
Sv5 TsSFubiEs%snts 81 bSaS Of Chapter 200 Vol Il Of the
Ot tnis state. at the late Session. Proyisions 10
eSs Inc h expenses OF its publication having been
nlhue ~ joint resolution OF the General AsseubIy
adopted S M q Dover. February 18th, 1873 The prnt
~ OF sa,a CODE a. amended must conform to the
Sooe 9I Ieo2 with the anne dments placed in brack
or type. J0IiN n - B ~ a ~ VA ~ Sn'all-
-" Secretary Of State.
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ORGANIAED 1sAs.
JOHN McLEAR q SON:
Exchanged Deposit Bank
NO. Goa Market Street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

DepoNt Accounts gunject TO cneek at sight, (sarpe
rations and individuals. ---"' w" w
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for SHE aud for Rent.

TIN0R SALE-Second- Hand M METOnEnvc :. :,
a most your own prices. at the Music Rooms. No
jel4-df JAMES N. CLEMMER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-24

Proposals will be received by the undersigned for
pa1sng on1s stitching and delivering three thousand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
a1Iasammer Malaria.

At this season the heat OF the sun liberatss from
the soil. the water aud the filth of cities immense
quantities Of unwholesome gases which the strong
est can scarcely inhals with impunity. and which
develop the most distressing diseases in the weak
and feeble. It therefore. Of paramount import
ance to invigorate the body in hot weather. Vital
ize and strengthen the stomach and the nervous
system with ut least two doses per day Of Hostete
Stomach Bitters. and you will be to escape the
fits of Indigestion attacks Of bilious collie sick head
aches. diarrhels and dyesenteries which are so
and forecast exercised now. may prevent your be-
ing prOstTated by remttent Intermittent fever OF
by chronic bowel liver complaint throughout the
fall. When viROr is OOZing out Of every pore under
the rays of almost vertical sun. the genial vege
table tonic supplies to the nervous system an ali
ment which enables it to Withstand the drain.
23toU
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
Outbreak az I.andIsvIIIe camp.

LOCKING THE GATES ON SUNDAY AND WHAT
CAME OF IT.
There was terrible alarm and excitement at the
Landisville Camp Meeting ground yesterday,
which for time had the appearance of regular
riot.
1t appears that when former camp meeting
have been held at the above place, particularly
local meetings, the largest delegations that would
attend them would arrive on the grounds and be
admitted ON Sunday.
This year, those who had direct charge OF the
National Camp, in order to do away with the
customary Sunday crowds of curiosity seekers
and others, determined TO close the gates, and al
low no one TO enter. It appears, however, that
this determination arrived at, after advertise
ments had appeared in the various city newspa-
pers, announcing the running of Sunday excur-
sion trains to the grounds.
As usual, yesterday the trains ran over the
Reading and Columbia Railroad, and large num-
Der of people set out for the camp.
The people expressed their desire to enter the
grounds, which was refused. Then commenced
regular outbreak; the fence was torn down and
great excitement prevailed throughout the day.
Reading Eagle of Monday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
From Dover.
ASSAULT BY D1soRDERLY NEGRoEs-THE RAIN
-DEARTH or NKws.

ASSAULT BY DIsoRDRRLY NEORoEs-THE RAIN
-DEARTH or NKws.
Especial Correspondence Of the Gazette.l
DOVER, July p, 1873.
The usual peace aud quietness Of our town was
for time, last night, substituted for that of dis
order and confusion on Looekeman street. A
party OF negroes were eOngregated on one OF the
corners, which is a violation OF one of the town
ordinances and upon their being. informed of that
we'll known fact by one of their party, one OF the
town police came up and wished to know how
long the Aforesaid negroe had been employed as a
preserver Of the peace; and sharp words fOllew-
ing therefrom, the police attempted the arrest of
the offending negro, who offered resistance, and
was assisted BY ether of the party. During the
melee the police was knocked senseless by a Sc
we're rap on his " knowledge box" with a "back
jack" The party who struck him is as yet un-
known, as he was struck ON the back Of the head I;
the man being behind him when he. struck the
blow. The negroes have threatened violence to
the police in case of any mOlestaton Of their mid
night frollcs, which have of late, especially on
Saturday nights, became an intolerable nuisance.
We need more Vigilent and impartial police
force as the lawless conduct is not confined to the
blacks of our town.
The most refreshing rain Of the season visited
this locality to-day, which, it is hoped is not too
late to have beneficial effect upon our peach and
corn crop. p-tr.
There seems to be perfect dearth of local news
in this immediate vicinity, not even q dog fight
has occurred during the day for the last few days
to mar the dull aud monotonous appearance of our
town. B.T.L.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29

FoUNDLNG.-About6 6 O'Clock, this morn
ing, Prison Keeper John Hurdock, while pass
ing down Washington street, discovered
queer and rather suspicious looking bundle,
below Sixth street. Upon going to the steps
and picking II up, he discovered it to be a
rather pretty male baby apparently only few
days old, carefully wrapped up in shawl.
Mr. Murdoch took the child away with him,
and left it In charge Of "a kind lady on Orange
until other provision could be made. There
was nothing about the hild,sclothing or per-
son to indicate its parentage. and it Is q mat
ter of mere eonjectnFe,as to bywhon or when
it was left at the place where 1t was found. 1t
is doubtless the child Of some misguided young
self Of an encunbrance, and cOncealing her
shame. -.Lr. .r..L n ........-r I. 80
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New castle Items.
FISHING PARTY-THAT CRIB AGAIN-THE
SHOWERS.


Especial Correspondents of the GAZETTE.
New CASTLE. July 20.
Another party came over from Wilmington,
yesterday, aud went down to the Banks, p for
"a days sport at fishing, They had very good
luck with the fish, but they got an awful duck
ing when that storm of rain poured down, and
came back to town looking like drowned rats.
The cribmen are mad. Their blood has been
reused by repeated failures, and tomorrow
they will make another grand effort. This
time, they are resolved either TO haul the crib
from the "flats," or jerk it into pieces by the
force of their endeaVOrs 1t has fooled them
long enough and now its bound to come, Two
sc0Ws are to be used as lighters, to raise the
crib up slightly, after which large hooks will
be secured to the bottom, aud then will come,
/" a long pull, a strong pull, and pull alto
gether," from the assembled tugs. This Is
bound to fetch it. or tear It to pieces fol- the
wrath of the crib men has Ear exceeded the
bounds of Prudence; aud they stop at nothing
short of the entire annihilatlon OF the whole
concern. sc0Ws and tugs included.
The recent showers have had good effect
upon the surrounding country, and the farm
ers are rejoicing greatly. All fear OF injury to
the remaining crops. by the drought, is now
over.
News, at present, is rather scarce, and our
people are beginning 10 long for some excit-
Ing event to breathe the mon0tiOn0ps calm. l
will keep you Informed Of all events Of impOF-
tance, which may happen to this locality. W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
LOCAL infELLuOEMoE.

local nswn Il exceedingly scarce
Wilmington Loan Association mssls this even.
POlieslbasihsss Keeps rather dullhsre during the
warm weather
Pay your taxes by tomorrow night. Don't put
it on any longer.
Black, Japan and Green tea, at Crippen's 4th
and Market Streets
The .'Swltchback" sxcurcion is only little over
a week oil. Secure your tickets
The Democratic City Executive Committee will
meet this evening A full attendance is requested.
A private picnic party, from Philadelphia, ac-
companied by band Is spending the afterro IN
on the Brandywlne.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
SCHOOL NO. Z.
THE APPoINT1EENP OF A PRINCIPAL REeULT OF
THE EXAMINATION

THE APPoINTzIEET OF PRINCIPAL REBUILT OF
THE EXAMINATION
As will be seen By the proceedings of the Board
OF Public Education, StansbnrY j. Willy has been
appointed Principal of the Boys Department Cf
Public School No. /. Mr.. Wiley Is a gentleman
OF Intelligence and culture, and is well qualified to
perform the duties Of the important position TO
which he has been assigned. He has been teach
ing for several years past formerly in School
District No. 20, New Castle county, and recently
in Prof. Reynolds Academy, this city. AL
Though he did not pass examination, his record
was excellent and he was second on the list.
1t is matter Of simple justice to one Of the
applicants at the examination, that the appoint
ment of Mr.. Wiley, should be explained. Out
of the seven applicants, the most cHeditable
examination was sustained by MIR. James A.
Kealy, gentleman at present residlngin this
city. Mr.. Kealy is graduate of Trinity Col
lege, Dublin, and ex-InspectOr of the Public
Schools of Ireland, and thorough and pre-
found scholar. He is almost an entire stran-
ger in this city, and unfortunately not being
possessed of his old references, college h0nOrs,
(Which were left in Ireland, and could not be
obtained in time) was possessed Of no recommen-
dstions in regard 10 his character as disaplin-
arian and an instructor of youth. Therefore, the
committee, while admitting his qualifications
for the position, as displayed by his examination,
decided to recommend Mr.. Wiley, who was
we'll provided with recommendations as to his
character for successful teaching.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
nEGlsrEK's ORDER.
RRaIarER'a OFRIcR.

AkdlbIBh OfflCEs
New Castle County, July 25th, 1873.
Upon the application Of Joseph J, Rebmau.
Executor Of JACOB REBMAN. late Of Whining
ton CITY. In said county, deceased; it Is
Executor aforesaid, give notice of the grant
ing Of Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
Of the deceased, with the date Of granting there-
of. by. causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters, in
six of the most public places of the County of New
Castle requiring all persons having
the Estate, to present the same, abide by Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the same
period in the Delaware Gazette, q newspaper pub
hshedin Wilmington. and to be continued therein
two months.
,~A-1 Given underthe Q hand andSealOf Office Of
LIS. the aforesaid, at eW Castle, in Now
49, Castle County, aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate Of
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Executor. or before July 18th. 1874,
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
JOSEPH J. RFBMAN, Executor.
Address-WilmingtOn Del. jy29-2m*
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
AoNlAfiRai
IfifrrNoa rRrg RvTnrE0.

Washington Lodge, No !, A 2 A, at hAui
second and King streets
Asylum Lodge, No 20. l o o F, at ODD Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No s, s OF I, ct Han
Fifth and Market Atreets.
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X Of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
American Star Lodge, No l. g +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market stTeeta
Columbia Lodge, No 1871 o @ T, at Fifth
aud Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. l, True TempIars, at Hall
cor. Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. l, I. o. Of q. r., now
meets in the McClaTy Building.
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KSARI o. kDIicA4loAs
RRurtAn MEETING --APPoINTNEN1 OF A ERTNoE
sRAL ron No. l--TEE NEXT CADHT Eoa DSLA'
WARE. ~ p.

RRartAn MaETrNa- -APPoENxNRN1 OF ERENoED
PAL ron No. t--THR Next CADHT Hoa DELLA
WARE.
,rrhS Board Of Education met in regular session
last evening, President HIlles In the chair. ae
The committee on teachers reported that they
had held an examination OF candidates Tor prinel-
pal OF school No. l. at which there were seven ap-
plicants. The committee after carefully consult
ing the examination record OF the candidates,
were unanimous in recommending the appoint
ment of Stansburg j. Wiley, and asked the con-
hrmatlOn OF the same. An expression OF opinion
in relation to the appointment being called iof'
several members arose and expressed their high
regard for Mr.. Wiley, and their satisfaction at his
recommendation. The report of the committee
was unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Baird, the President and
SECRETARY Of the Board were instructed TO draw
upon the City Treasurer for s2VOOO Tor me use OF
the Board. s. ag3
Ms. MeIntirv moved that ths. visiting cOmmii-
lees of the various schools be authorized to have
the school heaters repaired for the coming winter
This motion gave rise TO discussion as to the ex-
pedieney OF appointing d competent person as ln-
speotor of heaters, TO attend to Sl necessary re-
pairs. The snggestlon was received favorably,
but no action was taken upon It. MIR. Mclntre's
motion was adopted. .4.r
Mr. Adams arose and said he understood there
was u vacancy for Delaware iu the Naval Acade-
my at Annapolis, Nd, and thought 1t would be
good idea it the Representative in Congress from
this State, could be induced to appoint boy pasa-
ing the best examination at school No. l. lie Of
tered the following resolution:
ReSOiUed That the President of the Board he
requested 10 open correspondence with Hon. Il
+. Biggs or Hon. Jas. a. Lohand, whichever has
the appointing power, and secure ii possible, fol
the vacancy in the u $. Naval Academy, the ap-
pointment of boy from school No. l. OF tina
city, who shall pass the most creaitabe examina-
tion.
Mr. Q,nith thouolt tha nonnatitiou should ha
open 10 scholars from all parts Of the State.
Mi. Adams replied that his object was 10 keep
the competition in the sehoels OF this city. The
resolution was then adopted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
Police AnaIrs.
BEFORE MAYOR s1MMs.

Emma Hopkins, col, was arrested by oiiicar
Writ, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
She was fined 50 and costs, aud held to bail, in the
sum OF 5000, to keep the peace.
similar sentence was imposed OIL James Hus-
sey, who was arrested by officer Brickle, for the
same offence.
Saliie RUSSELL a confirmed vagrant. was sent 10
Now Castle for sixty days
Alonzo Smith was arrested by officer Bernard,
for drunkenness, and fined fifty cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29

There are favorable 0EOp rep0Tts from Ar
kansas. where rains during the past ten days
have brought out" the corn and cotton
though some localities stlll complain Of
drought In Mississippi the drought has SO
damaged the corn that only half crop Is ax-
pected. The reports In regard to cotton are
conflicting. Ia West Tennessee the cotton
prospects are fair, but theeoFn will yield only
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29

SEVERELY 1NJURRD.- Yesterday morning, about
O'clock, as Mrs. RebeceA Virtue, residing at No.
ola East Seventh street, was passing from one bed
room to another, she fell down stairs, sustaining
injuries OF u severe character. Her collar bone
and shoulder blade were dislooated. and her side
somewhat injured. DR.. johnson rendered msdi-
cal assistance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29

NATIONAL CAMP MEETING Al REHoBoTH.
"A project iB now being discussed in certain
Meeting, on the grounds of the RehOboth
Beach Camp Meeting Association. The Ma
tiOnal Camp Meeting Committee will meet ia
6eptember, when the subject will be discuss
ed. There Is reason able prospect that this
committee will select lRehObotl as the next
place Of meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-29
CRY NOTICES.

LARGEST NUT Coal in the city at MM. u.
BROWNS. South of Market Street Bridge. jyl2'Sm
CHEAP CoAL.-Stove at S5.S5. Nut, S5I5 per
2240 pounds for UAsH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge. WIN. J. Brown.
July 1st.-3m.