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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18
i Big steot Nipped l.. Me Bad.

DURING the late session OF the Leg
islature the House attempted to imi-
tate the villainous example set it by
the last Congress by adding to the pay
OF its members, as well rs that Of the
Senators. When the appropriation bill
was before it, 4 section was inserted
increasing the salary Of a member Of
the LEGISLATURE from its present amount
$1,000 to Sl,5OO Whether the ye0s
ana uajiS were called on this thieving
proposition. and, if SO, what was the
political complexion of the vote, we
are not prepared to say. It Is enough
to know that it passed the House.
When the appropriation bill came up
for consideration in the Senate, this
increase OF paw swindle was stricken
out. When the bill: went back to the
House with this and various other
amendments. the Ring members of
that corrupt body. who were largely in
the majority. refused to concur III the
action of the Senate, insisting that the
$500 increase should remain in the
hjll, and appointing a committee OF
conference thereon. \ similar com
#s=44,tee was appointed 10y the Senate.
W-hets4hcse committees met. no agree
1nert could be arrived at, the House
committee stubborniY insisting on the
crab, while that Of the Senate sternly
refused to allow it. This disagree
rnant was reported to each House tH
lis committee Col. Mcclure OF tIF'
Senate then offered aresOluiiOninStruc+-
inc the Senate committee firmly to aC-
here - it- Ty.--'' = ~, II
ani Jais resolution was adopted ly.a
unaajmous vote. This Getcr.nincdHc-
tiou OF the Scna5S%slsGssssIa4h 4hfaRght thh
Ring in the House tc terms, and tho
pluuJer clause. through the frmness Of
the Senate. wdSstricllen Out of the bill
The smount Of m3nev that would have
been tilched from the Treasury under
this section would have been $66, 800
1t was q bold and impudent attempt
to rob the peoples treasury through
tac forms Of law. When a man makes
q contract with the State to give her
his services as q legislator for $1,000,
and, when he gets securely III his seat,
deliberately undertakes to Ste0i 5000
moro it is somewhSt difficult to draw
the line of distinction 65tMeen ht8 sense
ofhonestv and the operations af COM
mon footpad. There is but one a".e-
quate punishment that ought to be
meJed ont 10 the legislative. hi ghwaXz
men OF the House who, by their votes,
sought to grasp this plumber and de
fraud the people, and that Is
''To put aswhip in every honest hand.
TO lash the Iascals naked thrU' the land
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18

Joshua S. Morris. the Republican At
torney-General of Mississippi, is proved,
upon exhibition of his land account, to
have received So, 600 in checks, drawn by
railroad managers, just after he had ren-
dered legal opinion concerning the issu-
arce of State warrants under railroad
subsidy law. The Legislature therefore
declares unanimously that his conduct
has given occasion for unpleasant suspi-
CieuS. >
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18

VIM. Langston, the confessed r,,,,,7a,.
er of his mother and little Ci,I =, Coias
county, Illinois, attempted at first tn aycrt
susp3c'on from himself by Offering a re
""iSl 51. OF SooG sud employing two detectives
- discover the murderer
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18

THE farmers OF Illinois metlast week
in mass convention at Springfield and
adopted a ringing series Of resolutions
protesting against the arbitrary extor-
tions Of railroad monopolies. and de
claring IL unqualified term, tbs!r de
termination 10 resist by ali legal uasane
the encro"cbileDts CT the railroad pow
er Oh the rights o. the people.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18

IT comes out now to alarm the peo-
pie relative to the integrity of our ma
tional authorities that 4 gross mistake
has been made in regard to the tax on
distilled and matt liquors. 1t was es-
timatcd 10y the Treasury department
that this tax would produce about
S75, 600. 0GO this year. The receipts
thus far are nearly $50, ,0G0, 600, and the
fiscal wear docs not close for more than
two months vet Here is a miscalcu-
lation of millions; bit nobody is to
blame for it, they say. We doubt
very much if the tax will be reduced
IN consequence, or that We shall ever
know . lat becomes OF this $50, ,CG0,CC9
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18

A MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.-A SUPPOSED
CORPSE COMES TO LIFE.-The fertile ina
gInatlon of the most sensational novelist
or playwright seldom produces ANYTHING
at all probable which has not its parallel
In strict truth. The PhiladelI hia Press,
of Saturday says We are now to tell a
story Of three cities, Lewes, lDelaware).
Philadelphia and New York, whicl, would
be inc! edible were it not that our facts
were obtained from wholly Trustworthy
sources. On the 1th oflast month March,.
Captain S. I'll. Mills, of New York CITY.
was drowned, or as it has since turned
out, merely supposed to be drowned, at
Lewes, Delaware. He fell overheard from
his schooner Upon the body being rccov-
cred, and after every attempt to restore
life had failed, it was placed in a coffin,
and then again in the usual outer box. and
shipped by Adams Express to the friends
of the deceased in New York city
1t remained i'll Philadelphia from 6 p. ".
to l A. NJ Upon its arrival in New York
the certificate Of the Lewcs, Delaware. doc.
tor was discovered to be somewhat inform
nj, and the advice of the Board of Health
was asked. 1t was at last concluded to
open the cases, and when this was done the
man was
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18
FOUND To EE ALIVE.

The best medical aid was immediately
called IN, and 1T was ere long Thought pos
SIbie to remove the captain with safety to
the Bellevue Hospital, where lie now is
lie Is not only doing well. but there is
every probability of his speedy and per
manent recovery. How he existed CON
fined within those aiTicsS cases passes com
prehcnsion- lie WAS boxed up for thir-
ty-hve hours, length of time very few
persons would care to attempt existence
merely without food or drink. lie will
1--we to tell his strange experience.
His case Is certainly a most extraordi-
nary one, and should have the examina-
tlon OF medical experts. Doubtless the
officers of the Adams Express office in
Philadelphia will give any additional in
formation to those who wish To study and
are capable of studying the affair The
beauty and pleasure Of death by drowning
has time and again been written Of and if
any are capable of giving their personal
experience of such an occurrence clearly,
Captain Mills can do SO, for lie was so &c ar
ly drowned that he must have known all
but the final gasp of death.
How narrowly he escaped being buried
alive may be imagined from the fact that
up to the time of opening the box there
was no idea that he lived. Even then he
might have been sent TO his grave had not
the peculiar flush upon his face attracted
attention. One may well shudder. re-
membering how difficult it sometimes is
To tell the living from the dead and that
the imagination can picture nothing more
horrible than breathing man consigned
to touub. We have heard of other Incl
dents where the living have been all but
buried, and indeed buried. but we do not
call to mind case as wonderful as this i'm
all Its details. As beari. upon the af
fair, the intense cold about March 11th
should be remembered.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-25
Eot.,e to "a, As1ic.ei a,s r,..,-,,.o
DE. FAEgEsNEY'S
CeleJrdted Bi0od Cleanser or Pan
0ced.

Celebraied Biood Cleanser or Pan
0ced.
The Pnnncea will not only cure old stand
ing aud malignant complaints. hut Is one OF
the best prcycnialives Of such disorders
ever offered to the world You can avoid
severe ntlncks Of acute diseases, such as
Cholera. Small Pox. Typhoid. Bilious.
Spotted and Intermittent Fcvcrs. w keep.
ing vour blood purified The different do.
gre's of all such diseases depend altogcih
er upon the condition Of the blood: for II
this vital iluid is dcrnnged YOU will take
iiscase much more readily than other.
wisc, anil the suffering will he in proper.
ton TO The amoHnt of foreign matter in the
blood. This is 80 reasonable shat We need
not here make any illustrations.
Remember the name and don't hc put of
with anything else which druggists may
sny Is just as good as the BLpop CLEAxsrR.
Because they make more profits on cheap.
cr articles.
soll by druggists and dealers every
where.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-25

is widely kno, .
as one Of the NOT
cdeclual rcnc,l,,s
ever discovered Ca
cleansing the sys
tenn end purifying
the blood. Il haJ
stood the test a.
years, with a corr
stantly growing rep
utation. based on itS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-25
EREEMONr HOTEL,
FREkMuNr SNYDER 90, pa

JOHN 8. WOLF. Propricts or.
This nsw hotel isnow prepared tev , ne
aceomm adaitcn Of guests aud wiz anorl
nvss rate snierlaiumsnt topcvsons v!rlfjun
treemont: Every eGsvt WI b nade "a
psomoee ~ eem(sv< a. lrovsl6rn c1c~st. Z
:. :: /! :b!s Y I! hss:s = !: \ chsIs1 1|q iA2
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-25
BEST NURSERY
Oldest in the State.

E'his old and popular Nursery, 10.
Gated NJ York, Pennsylvania, l. stlli undcr
the innf nseWrni of Edward j. Evans & %.
J. quantity end llsliy II
Fruit Ornamental Trees, Viaes.
Roses dc.
thl- nurso'y is 90 eSreied by puy in tho siAie
Ia cnhne'll"n viii tho nursery the Pronrie.
t's prop se TO furnish every va irty of
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
also, 'urerior article ofcer,sls-
Wheat, Oats and Corn.
Tue rtl utaiiou which Evans * Oo's nursery
las re sustHihel through. ~ tn State IL
value fnf their mon ey- " WV
tuForit iue Coz tbs o lunty) l. agent and uiiI
oshfAss tbs and ndinInii = counties and Ia t'
.rIett ior " G AL trace P4tfualrt home lnsti.
'ot'"n-' address ELI PORTZLiNE,
49, 4, Oriental y. %.
w. o. ~ Juhiaig 90. IA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-25

ESisOEutian

NOTICE is hereby given that the co.
= p1riurrehip heretofore existing he-
ivc1u J. :. Henuing ard H. II. ,Sp,clt, trading
ans 'tlTG tu,luess in iho lfn name OF Henuirg
SIe. ht. ~ AIrne HE. srv.iyr county Pa, T.
dissoA ed by mutual uanrcnt.
j. $. HENNING,
Sep. -, ." II. II SPECHr,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-25

within ninety days nitcr re- 'olpt OF pro,is OF
do tn sitsla.'o lily pros tol thr Sn.l'ty viii
lnN n tIHir "a . th1 amount ia, tho Nclrt or
assigns OF The deceased Wcmbor
InE lRrts or pENru RtQvtRrp Ans: lst
Nunhcr ot TIC 'ertihcltc, nl'uo ot tho person
10 .vs"i, und 'ho pn. Is ~ whom made r'sahlr.
y. ctltiti ~" from the plvsiciln who p Il n -
t't the patty during his or her l-s' S!ckue.s
stating particularly the nature Of tre 4 sen q,
l. /, duraIior. ana the time IT death. Jrt csr-
u1catc ui tw' dt'lntere to grq iaiu,qnccs ut
toe d'ce sod, certifying TO tn tina AMI IL { If
h'.nr hcr dcitI ant ihtt he or -. W.. tao res.
500 insnrrd by that name In this Society.
Adirc,s all ,uuin.iui "ltioua %
JAS. W KNIGHT. SIC.
Homo OMco.- Free burg, Pa
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y I II e u O s II
MI ushlra ... December 25. 1873.

y vcry p.ufsnt min 10 Dlnbrry
nrovtfir$ hIms,lf wi,h an cxtfa hat
ior the mouth Of N,vrniirt. II,
cirrirsi, /. hs eat til picket. aof
when the winilfs the one rr,o, hi.
brsf be strl'Ehtrpy jan 90 The other.
and th'n puts after ,hn iirs'. andthn.
bot only save mu'h eha1ing from the
unrcseocr','. bit. a,tlaly gets crc5,t
a-e phi anlhrppiSi. tho general im.
preston i'eing that he is n pur,nit Of
soa,ebods 'lsc'shtt.-DugbUv Vars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
DAILY GAZETTE.
Who Should Control the Side WaTEel


a question of this character is likely to lead t.
law suit between the City Council and the p.
W. q b X. 3. Go. Some time since the Council
granted the petition of colored man to place a
stand on the pavement on French street near
water street, on the property of the Railroad
Company, where he sells pies cakes, &c. The
matter was brought before Council, and that
Dody urged to withdraw the permission given tht
colored man but it delayed to take action until
about ten days ago when it refused by decided
vote to do %, thus sustaining the colored man in
approprlating the place to his own use.
He has been twice arrested and each Time fur.
nlshed ball and resumed his offensive positIop.-
And we now learn that suit at law is likely 10
oe the result What il may cost the city 1t Il dli-
neuit to tell since counsel will be necessary and
the suit may be continued Who'll. year. If IN,
Guy mas right to obstruct any part of the side
walk to the deIrlment OF the owner, It has III,
same right to obstruct the whole. The question
Is too simple to lead, to an expensive suit and
only shows the perverseness of the wrong party
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
.9alNs1 Nslgas. - \.

In Jersey City, yesterday afternoon, ] ohm
stevenson, "a deputy U. 8. Marshal. was stabbed
TO death BY Jacob MaGland, Russian sailor.
Russian vessel. After killing Stevenson, Met
land attempted to commit suicide BY cutting
his throat but wasdlsarmed before he succeed
ed in his leslgn. s. Fs't ~ ~
George Bell, coloTed, was found murdered
known. ..'3-
VIM. Lynch, who fatally shot another boy
named John Nick Ksnna, In Boston, last Wednes-
day, during souffle for the possession of q
pistol, has been committed to await the result
Robert o o'MalIey, convicted at San francis,
co Of granddaughter, IN killing Henry King,
has beeu seTEs nced" to nve years imprison'
WenE NEFt fI|
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
Reply 70 "0bsorver."


/ Dover, July II, 1o1A
MIR. EDITOR I'm perualnR the columna az
tne tAzerTE tonight, my eve rosted uuon q
mmuntcation from Dover rsignod' Obseryer.'' -
the author OF which appears greatly incansed
az some imaginary blunder IN the sfatement Ia
your paper short time ago, Of the escape Of
tAe prisoners from. Dover jail, from which the
Leausrs Oh tne GAZETTE might infer that it
was done with thp intention Of refPctiuR upOn
the vigilance Of the Sheriff, in rerard "a fhe
sate-keePing Of the prisoners. Now We
90 NOT Wish to mlsrppreaent mataera in t1a
least, and Will say In reply that Mr.. "OhaArV.
er Is zoo extravagant In his Remarks. and car
tleS matters 70 extremes. The author Of the
local Item In the GAZETTE, spoken Of above,
mac no loea OL attaching any blame whatever
70 tne snerin for the escape OF the prisOners.
aS 1t is the general opinion, at least Of an tbost
cOnVersant with the facts In the case, that the
prisoners were aided by friends outside and n
was 30 slated In SUBSEQUENT letter To VnnF
paper lew day3 ago. on the same subiect-
Inc statement that they escaped from the
DaeK END " building is correct, as any one can
plainly see by taking glance at the aperture
MADE Dy them by cutting the bars from tbe
windows Of the two cells In The rear of the tail
we Will also state that our Sheriff, Mr. Vii.
hanson, Is not held accountable in anv man.
nef, IN the public mind, for the escape Of tIa
prisoners, and no one could cOnStrus the inten.
tlOr 0f the article spoken Of to attach anv
blame to him whatever.
re also wishes to convey the idea to the
public that Dr. West, (Uf neGrO-slxinning
fane), Is looked upon as a political martvrE
How accurate his ideas are In this respect. wa
VIII not attempt 70 comment upon, but leave
the pubic tO Judge for themselves. as avery
one who Is acquainted with the proceedinCs az
MS sham trial and acqulttal can fudge best FOR
'n0"1Se''eS' B. F. l..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
VALUABLE.
Manufacturing and City Properly.
AT PRIVATE SALE .s.-'

The following desirable real estate Is offered n,
udM No. .dc1aIs lIhS two steam and water power mill,
aonr mills By James Price Co. situated on H tbo
south SIDE Of the Brandywine. With ali {, Wate,
snthS or eoasrSlns iOssrs,t to0PTisinE four sew.
water on The south side Of the creek This nyonar
.,s0 c0@Rrisss tselve run Of stone four overshot
MAtes wheels one seventy horse power engine hnit.
ing clothes and dxtuTes all in perfect order Also
ynlnsbls wharf property adjoinine Mill Ai'''
N04..z-A large lot Of land containing thraa-ard
aShslt Scres moro less situated on tie soutS bank
81 tns 1FEeqS{ vine short distance below the mil
Ss.E Sas Fnes GO adjoining lands Of the swim.
On The creek and admirably adapted for WhaSSsseHe
Hn tns property are situated stable, one store
No S-A lot Of land With two tVro-storv 6-sm.
cooper shops, situated at the corner ~ h;sSatnsS \
On walnut srss s. Sets SSs SSS Of oSoTs e @
NP.t-AtEs-snd,a half story double brick dv,,,.
5X 15o feet ID depth on Walnut. sitSsted ny
" eornsr of Sixteenth aud Walnut Strests. bs,ns
SQUARE. House farnl6sd With a Sre
ES "a tyO story frame awsEsiuS house. with
feet In depth, being No. al2 a. FiftoSatS sTas
NO ga Let Of land st the s. q, corner 81 Fonr-
~ M t Sne srench streets 90 feet French street
store housS. q 6v "a st StFeets with large frame
No "A lot lend q ks South corner Ot
tespth street b Sc feet on 0rsutS Srss Oh R0nr'
re. .9EA lot Of land with 6n0 brick StShls ON tha
Haa VIa1Ee streets With front Of about SO feat 81
Rg4teSsenth street. With depth Of so fsee -
oeFner Of Eighth aud MGdlson streets, with fron,
", N Iies oe StFyet bg 72on ikhtk StrSct
ct priVsts sale on easy terms 81 pSvmaat r ~ y
Rllae4 eemA valuable blilainR fGss forStN y S.Is
SJO Sf tAS most available mill sites "a tkS Brandy-
For fan particulars and terms, Gpply 10
JAMk% 4. PRICE,
4. % ~ Or 70 hi. Att0Fn6y, --.
- zo-us .a1~.A 0kOkGE H BATE3,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
DIE O..

GAAhRgNER-0n the 1lth Of July, 1873, Chas. H.
The friends Of the family are espsotfally ipvitsd
70 attend the funeral, from the rosid 800 of t
ems. .: corner Of 7th and Shipley streets. to-
morrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock. -~-O''7' w
TARR,-I Red Clay Creek HundrsA. on ths sv.n-
s o. the 1lth inst Mrs. Parth0na Tarr, aged IL
Iae relatives and friends are respectfully Invita-
~ ttteh9 me duneFals to leave the FeaencO Of her
RSss;' ~ o'clock 1nterment at WilminFton and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
The Mystery Cleared-COnFosaIOn OF Kate
- 49, 'NGonClafd, i \ a 1 4 =

AeS9ANNAaNNANUsN
New YORK, July 1.-THE Goodrich mystery
Is solved. The police have found In the trunks
Of Kate Stoddard, now under arrest Of her
boarding house, Goodrieh's rings, seals pock-
et-b0Ok and money, which is no doubt the
same he had In his possession at the time ne
was murdered, v . 9 TVD7 = =,
Tue pistol, with three chambers empty, and
which 1t Is supposed she used 70 commit the
murder, was also fOuad In her trunk. Kate 3
real name y supposed to be Lizzie King.
FATE sToDDARD's CONFESSION.
Kate StOddard, under arrest four the murder
OF Goodrlchsln Brooklyn, proves to be Minnie
Waltham, or Alddle porQugh.l Mass, where
her paregts laIe living She has made the fol-
lowing statement of the murder to the police:
She had been, Lying with Charlie, as she cal.
led the deceased and was greatly attached to
y She loved the man 50 much that she could not
leave him, and when aaa'saW him determined to
discard her she worked herself up to murder him.
She had one of his rovolVera In her pocket-not
the one, which the detectives found lying at the
house beside the corpse-Rhd while Goodrich was
STOPPING down on one hand and knee In the act Of
lighting the haatarahe drew the pistol, and extend
Ing her hand toward hlm she SID, "Charlie." He
tooke6upG and she shot him three times These
were the fatal wounds which the pest mortem ex-
animation disclosed. i.f ~ = g..
She fixed the corpse as 10 was discovered. and
when she had done this she went over TO New
York for something or other, and intended to re.
turn to the house that Friday evening. She came
OYER Fulton ferry, aud ere she had fairly put her
loot on the street she heard the newsboys CRYING
out, "Extra; marder of Chnrles Goodrick.1 She
bough. an Eagle, returned TO New York, and the
rest ls 6npR1si - lr~9 ,tHliH - tf| frl =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
The Loss of City OF washington -Th a
Oh.eers aud Crew 'Charg6d Win CrImi.

NEW YonK, July 1O.-The statement OF passen
ger on the steamer city of Washington charges
that the loss OF the ship is due t0 the criminal
carelessness Of the officers and crew. and that they
1nst barely escaped being engultsd. He save ;
The lead was was never hove once, aud no
one had an idea OF Where the ship was. We had
oR board captain, as Passenger, who had crossed
tine ocean scorsb Of times. % frequently warned
the chief officer that he was running too far mort
ward, aud advised him to run down a hundred
miles or 80 to the soutnward to get tho sun and
see where they were. HIS advice was rudaly de-.
olinsd. The second officer, believe coinclded in
this view" ~ 11Hi Iat .F33|Itl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
WHYP

Why iSlt thatthe Fire Companies owning horses
are compelled 10 work them to express wagons and
sprlnklers, in order to meet expenses Should
not our citizens and Insurance Companies testify
~ IN Pracucal manner, their appreclation OF the
their horses strength, and to have them alOaVs In
tiOn2 DELiwApE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FoR ls7s.

The updersisned. Reosivsrs Of Taxok for ia
City Of WilminRton. will he ct the City Hall oH
and after the hrst day Of July. 1873, hesWeen tue
afternoon. for the purpose Of receiving Taxes. A
SsSgfSiSG sS e. s1 81 ne M Pe seat made On a tH1es
ing Of tiepes Of the city SlecGon face of Inc bill
nuAt 5e Paid and Stter that date i've per eSat Will
ALRxANDRR CHANDLER
iys-An RsssiSoss 'of TaSs,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12

A IA MEETING OF cORPoRkroRs Of "clay.
"a ton" Loan Association the iundOrsiEned Waa
4uthoriHed 70 open book for BUbsaFiRtiOn fstock
kt u proposed g ran this loan o., The new plan,
namely: to ave to the borrow Wer, tho whole nmonnt
" the loan and 70 COLLECT the prannum With iies
and Interest 1t Il also proPosod 20 have weekly
jsiz.T.. =. MI. LIcRTHNsTEuS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
ON SATURDAY. JULY 18th, 1873.

Wv UHAUEDAA' JULY Iyth, 1873.
I At o'clock. p. m. 4at
His VALUABLE FARM or q ACRES div,a.d,, a.
Rn ttI9, parts: one Of Il ACRES. / ROOM io-aa
KKn,hd KKE,hCAEs and one Of II ACRES, 3e-oiPERCtlES
1nn lSrm the finest property that has BEEN Offer
60 at kp5ic Sale this seasOn ADJOINING thc
onS and q tvine city Of the South side and in Close
RroxlmltX % the Wilmington and Western Railrosd.
ying as It does between Heald and Pine streets and
in IiesWeen and 2 streets. Sand In abundance ON
nS ne and sumclont 70 pay for the Who ot-
previous 70 the sale, ~ ~"s Nme
a. EEhMS Ten per cent on the day Of sale. ons.
SSnI0 o. the purchase money on or before the :0th
Wy OF Marc9. 1874 balance Of two thirds can re-
Snton ~ tE9nG h anG Mortsage for i've years at the
a.. JESSE II. ALRxANDRK'
VeLE e MILLER, Real Estate A gents and Auction
oA' :" VNSeS INV Saie' jytz-ts
2 S-The buildings on the property conld NOT bs
'ES''eo ior less than six or eight thousand dolars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12

HNHE,DqIe Cent Xara Cigars lVors fEgt introda-.
edAftpr the war by,R. E4HAXAS. You go
obtain them Ps1 a. good e. in former yearS at
1asSsSSnfT rn ID and ERsAeA PEOetG :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
TEAoHERs EXAMINATION.

An examination of ladies desiring to beoorDa
mence' tq school House. No. /. on French Strest at
y. ms ally 18Th, ard continue two DAYS : -
N4O-es "a y. W. HARLAN. supt. Of Schools.
NJ Office. The Semi Annual Session of dc Grand
held "a the Hall of Star Of Bethoish om Lode. No
y: g SIyrnA. on Wednesday. July l6. 1873. at 3
: -JyT-tjyl6 !. ~. ~ JAS!PEHAYEq
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-12
BONDS. STOCKS. 0OLD. Ao.

Goysrnment Securities Gold, State Bonds, Rail.
sion Local SeOaFieiSe A-Speeialty Bsing repre-
Sented IN all the principal cities 81 roabie CORES
n this hnN with pfompthesg and despatch. persons
wanting 10 buy Or sell are invited 70 give ne CALL
PhilpdelPhia received daily aa our 0fioo 3 l-
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and for
{ Every kind ofIsEiHmAts Banking done. wy