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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07
Death OF DIR. HI. ]. wiesel.

From Inc Cumpeiidno NEWS, Nof'o.
1t ia with great sorrow that we
chronicle the death of Dr.. Henry j.
Wiesel, which took place at his resi-
dence in Wheeling at eleven o'clock on
Tuesday evening.
DR.. Wiesel spent a greater portion Of
his life IN this city and had host Of
friends here who will be saddened by
the announcement OF his death, and
who will sympathize most deeply with
his young wife and his bereaved family
We produce elsewhere an article on Dr.
Wiesels death. taken from the Wheel
ing REGISTER, which pays just and
beautiful tribute to the merits oil the
lamented deceased to which we feel
that nothing we can say will add.
A notice OF the funeral will be found
in another column.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07

PAYMAsTEE WooDsIDE, OF the 3 & O.,
railroad, gladdened the heayts OF our
PEOPLE by making his appearance with
plenty OF money yesterday evening. We
understand be paid of partly in silver.
--N0rt;nsJwy M6tpsndsT: (So'grday)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07

The Constitutional Convention OF
PENNSYLVANIA has been eight months
in session, and adjourned last Monday
to meet on the 9th OF December for
the purpose Of ascertaining and declaF-
ING the results Of the vote on the adopN
ton OF the new Constitution. 1t Is
THOUGHT that it viii encounter very lit"
lie opposition except from a few COR
rupt politicians whose power it takes
away.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07

ASTONISHING as it may appear, the
Democrats have elected q majority oil
the members Of the Kansas Legislature
The revelations OF Last winter were
rather more than the good people OF
Bleeding Karaas" could stand. Sub
-idy Pom" AID Senator YORK did the
business, and il an election for United
States Senator could be had this win
ter there would be good chance OF
securing that rarest OF all politicians
nm honest Senator from Kansas
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07

WILL S. HAMMOND, sen Q: Judge
Raymond OF this place, leaves this
(rhursdsy) evening for WelGou, \. c.,
10 assume = position a. manager Of the
telegraph station in that place. The
position Is one o! profit and RESPONSE
bi!ity. We congratulate VIII upon his
advancement, and wish him success in
his new field Fai1m0nt Vas. IItrgiri-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07

Teas.
IN Half CHESTS OOLONG, GOOD TO
fU choice,
~ half chests SouChong good TO choice,
20 Japan
"MoYUNE' GUSPowDER.
Cobalt chests prime 10 choice
5 common.
"PISG sUEY" GUNPowDER,
81 matted boxes good to choice,
20 4" extra fine,
lC half chests common 10 prime.
YOUNG HYsoE.
6 half chests choice.
We especially invite the attention Of the
trade 10 our large stock OF TEAS and To-
BACCOS, all new and fresh, bought at low
prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07
EngIisI, Tea Party 4 Sociable

THE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL,
South Wheeling, will give Tea Party
SocIab!e, in the lecture room Of the Church,
ON Thu rsday and Friday evenings, Nov.
6.h aud 9TH, for the benefit OF the Church.
Doors open at a quarter TO seven O'Clock.
Admittance 50 cts. Tea table free. Refresh.
ment and Fancy tables extra. Oysters, III
called for. Tea hours 7,S, and 10 o'clock.
The ladies will make an effort to warrant
the occasion pleasant and agreeable, and
solicit liberal patronage. noVt-r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07

WmTAsr G,-,rv.3'y o. not, Chicago
a. ,org c: i3ylI Tie reputation Of be-
r. "the vickeiss. city, in the United
N;a.es, ard Il we nay judge rom tie
press dispatches concerning The result Of
;he recent municipal election there the
reputation is well sustained. 'Expla-
nations" ere in order, and The Chicago
Trmty o! Wednesday comes ;otho 'r2nt
with tic following
"Gne success Of tue PEOPLES Ticket
n tbs city and coUnty Is deYIorsble,
jut Jy 20 means surprising. |, does
not prove that a mciorl;y ct the voters
Of Chicago prefer an administration o.
hnmmers, but i; demonstrates tina; they
will no: cousummate tie work OF pes
!iiertial ring Of pIaCe-hurtsgs n romi,
hating themselves for ciilce and in
his lesson must Ie found the comyea-
>a,ion for the triumph of the Hesins-
OH2ra alliance
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-07
AMERICAN WATCHES

WE HAVE IN STORE 4 FULL Az
w sortment OF American Watches, in
gold ard silver cases, and as we are cOnsti-
tuted agents in " heellng for the sale of the
Elgin, Waltham and other Watches, we can
offer inducements TO purchasers. Gail al
1901 Market st., below Mcclure House, for
W atcbes, Clio ks, Jewelry, Epectacles, Gold
Pens, &c. Watches ann CLOCKS repaired.
nov8 OXTOBY & DUFFIELD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
Tns E1olssmpNS' .5,."svoa y Ne,

NEW YoRK, Sept. 23.-Ths fsilurs Of Henry
Clews q Co.. left the street at the Gloss Of basi
ness in state Of wild excitement, and the head
way made In restoring confidence up 10 ten o'clock
to-day has been lost. Many damaging rumors
are again current. A report was In circulation
that jay Cooke, MeCulloch 81 Co., Of London are
throwing out drafts drawn by Jay Cooke & Co.
Two per cent per day was offered for money
this afternoon. No regular price was established
to-day, lenders making their own terms.
The cashier OF the Fourth National Bank, which
threw out Clews & Cos. check to the amount Of
S2OO,OOO says the bank did 80 simply because
their account was not coed. There YVES no over
draft. but would have bOen had the bank allowed
1t. The hrm.paid until no greenbacks remained
on hand, and, as they could negotiate no secuFi-
ties, OF which they hold large amounts, nothing
remained but suspension. Clews & Co. say they
bad SSOO,OOO in securities in the Fourth National
Bank, against which checks to the amount Ot
100000 only had been drawn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
wholesale LynohIng IN louisiana,
Twelve MoFse IhIsVes hanged by Ghe Wis .
IIRue9 60 mmlG1ee,

From the NsW Iberia Sugar Bowl, Sept. IL.
The troubles which We last anticipated
would occur between the citizens OF Vermil-
lion parish Ahdthe hOrdes of cattle thieves that
infest that region have at last broken out with
terrible violence. The committee, urged to
desperation by the cool audacity of the ROD
bers have given Vent to their long pent up
feelings Of indignation, and commenced the
work Of retributiVe Justice. Up to this writ
ing some twelve of the gang have been swung
up.
Our streets are full Of vague and exaggera-
ted rnmOrs concerning the operations Of the
Vigilance Committee, the number executed,
&C., and il Is next to impossible to obtain q
correct detailed account OF the troubles. From
the best sources at hand We elicit the following
information;
A delegate OF citizens from Abbeville had
called upon Gov. Kellogg with view Of lay
/ ing the facts of the case before him and asoeT-
| talnlng their course OF action In the matter
| The Gov. told them, il Is said, to 60 on and do
whatever the exigencies OF the case seemed to
require.
Armed with this permission, they proceed
ed at once 10 seize and hang three or four Of
the worst Characters, among them two sons OF
ex-SherlR Lege. A prisoner was taken 0at Of
jail and shared the same fate butcher was
seized and executed. Persons who came from
Abbevllle, last Monday, testify to having seen
three or four bodies swinging from trees In the
neighbOrhOOd. The most intense excitement
prevails, and the members OF the committee
were securing the country In search of the
spotted !" individuals, and hanging them as
fast as caught. Two Of the leading thleve:
are known 70 have passed New Iberia on Sun
day, the day after the hanging commenced, ,OI
their way to the bay. One OF them Is said h
, have thrown his saddle into the bay and tuTneC
his horse loose upon arriving there, prepaRa
tory to making his way to the city. He was
however, telegraphed for and arrested. o.
Tuesday evening man named Pagnol wa
hanged.
The up boat was boarded this (Thursday
morning while at Jeanerette by party OF hl
teen or twenty men, armed with shot guns AN
prisoner on board, supposed 70 bo the one aI
rested ct BTashear, foFclbly abducted. PaEtie
who afterwards met this same crowd deciar
the prisoner was not then intheir possession
] This morning he Is said to bo on tree nea
! DR.. Dungan's plantation.
The foregoing are the only details we hay
been able 10 gather in regard to this feaFfI
. affair which may be considered at all relIl
d BILE. Il Is not known there how many thieyC
have beeu executed up to this time. III
most reasonable reports put the number dow
at twelve.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

The National Council of the Order of Uni |
ted American Mechanics assembled in annual
session at the hall, ut Fourth and George sts.
Philadelphia, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The following officers were present
N. C0uncillOr-H. p Anderson, new York.
V. COunclllOr-H. s. Jones, Massachusetts,.
n. Secretary-A. S. Redstreak, Pennsylva-
mia.
N. Treasurer--JOhn Walker, Delaware.
n MaTshal-A b. COsgrOye, Delaware.
DOOrkeeper--R. Il. Drake, New Jersey.
In the absence of the National Protector, E.
W. Goodwin, of Massachusetts, was appointed
TO fill that Office temporarily.
The morning session was principally con-
snmed by the admission Of new members.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The council was called to order at Q. 80 T. M
by National Councillor II. p. Anderson. A
n1mber Of new members were admitted, after
which the reports of the officers were read and
referred to proper committees. These reports
set forth that the order is in very prosperous
condition. During the past year two new
State Councils have been instituted and the
order was established in three new States.
The receipts of the National Councils dur
lny the past year We're 6,346.SO; the expendi-
tnres S5,742, so.
Z Balance in treasury, 2,4S0.70.
: The order Is firmly established in 23 States,
aud numbers 822 subordinate cOuOcils and
143 90S members
Moneys received by subordinate
councils S915, 5,3s5 25
Moneys paid for benefit and relief 465 ,O4O 90
Moneys paid for relief of widows
and orphans. ...................... 4I.7O2 90
councils 1,7IS, ,5O4 AZ
fund. .....'..............!....... "a 7Oa 60
A communication from the National COun-
ell of the junior Order, in reference to q con-
sOlidatiOn with this order under one national
head was read aud a special committee OF
three was appointed TO confer with similar
Committee of the Junior Order.
A communication from the State COuncu Of
was paid to the memory of eX-NatiOnal COun
and ordered to be spread on the minutes.
The State Council Of MARYLAND was author
lied to change the termsNf Oiflce 50 as to make
the official year end January lst Of each year
The following officers were elected for thu
ensuing year
National COuncillOr-H. S. Jones. of Massa
chusetts.
National Vice COUNCILLOR. kathler Sny
der, of Pennsylvania.
National SecFetary-A. S Redstreake, o
Pennsylvania.
National TreAsurer-JOhn Walker, of Della
ware.
National Marshal-Joseph Smiley, OF Mary
l land.
il National Protect0r-W WOlven of Connecticut
National DOOrkeeper-A. w. johnson, G
New Jersey.
Cleveland, Ohio. was selected as tn plaC
for holding the next session.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
TmE sILvgR mEDALs.

VINO am TO m TMn FonTURA1E RKcIPIENTs.
The following are the pupils who are to receive
Silver Medals from the Board Of Education for
perfect attendance during the school year ending
with June last
SCHOOL NO. l, BOYS DEPARTMENT.
George +. Smith, Deacon Taylor,
George NJ. Garrett, David Taylor.
SCHOOL NO. I, GIRLS DEPARTMENT
Emma Fighter, Mary Cloud,
Nettie DuntZe, Mary WhteTalt,
Mary Balance Corn McClntock,
Nellie Miller, Sallie Sinister,
Lizzie McInttTe, Mary Simmons,
Martha McClane, Annie wood,
Mary SturRis, Laura Walls
Annie GaWthrop, Eta Todd,
Mary Broean, Annie Mcleod,
Kate Thompson, Maggie A. Humes,
Bella Duntze, Annie Shaw.
SCHOOL NO. g
Frank Taylor, Larvia Way,
Joseph Godfrey, Jennie CFyzer,
Albert Marks Willie Holt,
Addey Denney, Adele Gould,
Anna Woolley.
SCHOOL NC. 8
Anna Wiser, Lille Adams:
Maggie Adams Sophie Simmons,
Martha Balance, Lille Jones,
Julia Miller, James Ward,
Martha Whitcraft, Emma Cross,
Jennie Wiser Victoria Hyatt,
James Clark, Willie Ewings,
SCHOOL NO. 4.
Ella E. Todd, Eva WollastOn,
/ Maggie Miller, Bella Burnside,
Maggie V. Mcdonnell, Sallie NJ Jones,
Lizzie j. Sayers, Maggie NJ. Muir,
/ Annie p. NIckols, Clara Hyde,
Maggie T. McCloskey, Mary T. Venn,
Il. Eta Jones, James Pickett,
leila Z. Pierce, Rudolph Strauss,
Sallie Wiser, Benjamin AlbertsOu,
:. Emma Marshall, Norman Reed,
Jose Bateman, David Curlett,
SCHOOL NO. 6.
Willie Burnside, Albert Scott
Isaac WikenS Lizzie SpoeH
Sallle Cox.
SCHOOL NO. Z.
Artemas Butlett, Ella Saxtou,
Bella Pennington, George Brown
SCHOOL NO. s.
Michael Mooney, Alice Longbotham,
Victoria LOngbOtham, George Curlett,
Georgiana Sweetman.
SCHOOL NO. 9.
Katie Mooney. Harry Phillips.
SCHOOL NO. 10.
AueEda Denney.
SCHOOL NO. IL.
! Dsbbie Norritt Mary Mcdowell
, Milton Hardin.
SCHOOL NO. IL.
Mary Kenney
SCHOOL No. l3.
slllie Wilhelm.
SCHOOL No. Is.
James KIRK, John Finn,
Michael O'TOOle. #~f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

Mas. SURRArF.-Fr Frederick A. Aiken, OF W ash
ingtOn. who was ons OF the counsel Tor MEs' sur
raft In her trial by court martial, has written et-
ter in which he says
II have TO say thai at no time during her nn-
lawful trial was ME4 Surrstt manaelod, either on
her wrists or her anelcs while in presence OF the
court moi only speak from my own absolute
knowledge. but from a recollection OF Mrs. Sur
ratt's oft-repeated statements 20 me that she was
not manaeled"
Whether there were any actual chains in the
case or not. Mrs. Snrratts liberty and llta We're
tlksn from her in the most destardly manner
Bali. San.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
Out OF Health.

In this common expression is eOmpFehended an
immense amount Of bodily and mental suffering. It
Is not necessary to be effected uih positive disease
in order to experience unutterable wretchedhess A
person out Of health is weak. languid low spirited
incapable of much exertiOn. nervous. irritable and
sensitive to every change of temperature a. the
requires is invigoratiOn, and Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters will supply 1t. Ne need Of applying to a
physician in such a case. tho fee would be thrown
away. At the nearest drug store may be had the
most efficient and healthfu vegetable tonic that the
world contains. Twenty -fv years experience hr
established the TACT that among all the stomaehics
and alternatives known to modern pharmacy this
powerful restorative stands supreme, unapprOached.
Every bottle of HostetteT's Bitters contains more
sepl7tO2id
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

In the Uniled States CiFcait Court, at Tren-
ton, yesterday, Judge Nixon refused the aPPll-
cation Of the PennSylVania RailEoad Company
for an injunction 10 restrain the New York and
Long Branch Railroad from erecting bridge
across the Rarltan a South Amboy, The Judge
held that tie State hsd The right 10 authorize
the oFecliOnOf fbEidgaa ever her naVigahle streams
ior the purposes Of internal commerce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

The Philadelphia Ledger, of to-day, says the lc-
cal stock market yesterday was fairly active, and
was almost entirely free from excitement. 1t was
by far the most quiet day OF the five since the
Third street cauldron was set bubbling on Thurs
day last.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
DIED.

HEISLER.-In this city. on the Cid inst BarziIIa
Heislcr. in the 62d year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his la:e residence, No.
without tnrther notice. Interment at WilmingtO n
and Brandywine Cemetery.
HAYES In this city on Sunday evening, Sept.
2lst, 1873, kZzie. daughter of Richard T. and
kiLZle Hayes, aged years and month";.
The friends of the family respect fully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence Of the
parents, No. 3l9 +. Third street, on Wednesday al.
teraoOn at 2ls o'clock. Interment at Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

The New York Herald Of to-day, says; 'ThO
City Savings Banks are again safe from 'runA' and
IN the present unsettled state Of financial affairs,
this practically means safe from ruin"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
: Tho Cslala-oraevu Countsrmanasa.

Owing TO the financial crisis, the Rodgers L0-
cOnlOtlVe WeFks. at Paterson, N. j., have can
called the orders for locomotives for ; months
ahead, and discharged ,ke5 wOrkmen yesteF-
day. 1t Is feared i've hundred more meR may
be discharged from the same works, besides
several hundred from the DanfoTth and Grant
Works.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

Subject 10 delays incident 10 freight business.
This train will stop 10 take up passengers only at
stations named, but will leave Passengers ae any
81 Topping place. except Hare's Corner, State Road.
Rodney Armstrong; and DUPONT,
This train viii be Withdrawn whenever the Ia
taFalts Of the Company requires n.
Ths passenger Car hsretofore attached % lhe
Returning Train leaving Harrington a. " r. u,
viii ha diseOatlnued on the above date .
The Freight Train With Passenger Car attaehed,
leaving iIGrFinGtoR al 5 % P. n. viii make all
sSsps. .is5s. R.P. KRNNKY. sapp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

THE amount of currency in the U. 3. Treasury
GA Saturday last was sI5.295,6ll Of Certificates
OF deposits S3S, 500, zoo Of gold coin certificates
$50. 1864 and of coin, Ss5,l2O,5SO. With
these large means leeiiimately used the rigor Of
the crisis may be materially ameliorated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
3mbIif SALES.
WHY NOT HAVE A HONEY
ONE MORE AND MY LAST sALEI IN MONTH
LY PAYMENTS


LY PAYMENTS.
PREFER owners to renters. and evsrv on. go,
a see that the money paid for rent sho1id nsv
for home iu from I've t0 ten years. pay
per cent ioT ren tWb.n Sa SSsIvs ST to twentyye
ouslness, and am aoing to offer twenty five tene-
menIs. 10 m4nthly payments. at ABOUT the zane
anounL as they would rent for in the city
pkSCRIPTlON.-Th sale will commence =,
NEW LIBERIA, the Home for American eitiy ans
SIP. IL. '''"'' ''U'" sue O' 'ne railroad at
On Saturday. September "a. Is7a
follows: >" 20" '''' -
,oSS. So ~ Near nth. the E, Zion Chapel. snsmss
per week. Price. $500. '''''' 'O' s'''N
Nos. 5. 81 and 8. 3rOomed tenemepts rant. f,-
81 20 per week. Price. $40. ''1'' '''
for store. rents for g. % psq one calculated
40, ~: ztHo-roomed tenements rents for s3iO
fsyments; per cent. cash. and 5000 and inter
es5 due monthly. Taxes and insurance when dus
1t Elll be seen that most of the payments Are
nome on such conditions, will never havs ons
IN WEST WILMINGTON.
ATAP NJ.
Eighteen House Lots % By 20 feet On stb Az
nue, between Duncan street and Railroad. sI.5,IJ
| eaen; payable $40 Ter month
| One brick and frame. . ToomeI Hou,e o, -.
| Avenue, sIl1O v" ''1
9ns Courtroom, frame on Dunsan strsst. sloIj.
| or h'S room ne" houses, on 'th Avenue, s,".
$500. u" N"ieAAh street, eac O
| CC9NDIIIoNS.-on the entire sale. ; per cent
JEn, oJEsn, ana 70 per month. The first payment o.,
toosr .; when possession will be givtn0 and On
eaen aod every 18th thereafter, with the irter,s
Inen dqe: and insurance and taxes when iue. 5 lei
| vance payments, ~ wi 81 ~
P99ssession Of the Lots given a. any time wh,r
sePzO-5t-s,w.G J. A. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

ANAHEIM, California, puts In claim to be con-
sldeFed the one place on this c0ntlnent especially
adapted 10 cure consumption. Here Is the aver
age temperature OF the different months: July,
T3 August, ~ September, a October, u9 !
November, Us /; December, 62; January, Bj ; Feb
ruary, 81; March, o.; April, "a; May, %; 5nne,9O'
Two hundred men and boys we're recently i'm
pgisoned tor l6 houFa IN coat mine at Asadeilns,
Lancashire, England. by the breaking OF tho cage
aud consequent obstruction OF the shaft. They
were all ultimately brought 70 the surface unin-
tured,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

FREE MAsONRY.-The Philadelphia papers of
to-day are largely taken up with the discussion Of
the New Masonic Temple of that city, and the
great parade of the Fraternity to take place on
Friday, when the Temple will be dedicated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
DAILY GAZETTE.

EXTENDING soUTB.-The panic appears 10 ts
lxtending south. Four banks in Petersburg, Va,
MS suspended yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
ROOTS AND SHOES.
A HEAVY STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
CHEAP BOOTS AMP SHOES,

The undersigued respectfully informs his l6An
Siends and the public that be has on hand
large and we'll selected stock Of FALLV
AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES And6A1-
TERS, suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses and
ChildFen, which are Manufactured IRON tAo hsst ma
.ee4al and made In the best manner, and Wpbe sold
oPany oEheF city. Ladies and gentlemen buying At
my store will have the advantage Of large and "a
died assortment frOm which to ealect fashionable
and neat fitting boot or shoe. The public are cor /,
daily invited TO call and examine my stock and
earn nay exceedingly loU BSsss, ,,Doocv
septl0 JOHN H BAbCOCA'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
The RaOdOos to be ExeOuted.
Sci

WAaIEINWAVNl N'l77' -
Orders have been issued by Gen. Schofsld
for the execution Of Captain Jack, and the other
condemned MOdOcS The instruction., TO the
OOmmandant al Fort klamath, are TO have the
culprits duly executed in accordance with the
President s..OFdeT, IS promulgated At Fort kla-
math, Oregon. on the Sd day Of October, 1873,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock D. NJ, and two
o'clock D. ~, that day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

THE treasure chest recently discovered amid
the ruins OF ancient Troy, aud reported 10 have
been tba propsrty Of King Priam, Is estimated to
Ds worth $4,000 merely jn the precious metals
contained in the Vatnns vases, cups. and other
articles The actual value OF these ~ reles Is OF
course infinitely laEgss. The collections has been
placed in the Royal Museum at Athens.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
MAR RRIED.

Chester, on Sd inst, by Rev
Mr.. Maddux. John W. Reed, of New Castle COun
ty., Del, and Josephine Cam, OF Wilmington
Delaware.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
NOTICES..

NOTICE.-The Brandywine String Band IL now
~ prepared 10 furnish Music for Parties R,l.s
etc From three to five pieces can be fprnishst
Apply 10 EDWARD GLASGOW
,, Twenty second aud Market sts
seP-t--t' Ninth Ward, Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
PhiIadeIphIa, WIlmingtcn and Bal
Elmoro Railroad.
=
nRLAWARR DlVIsIoN.

IMPORTANT NoTTLE-In addition to the Isga-
IL lar Market Trains now running. an EXTRA
FREI0HT 1RAIN. Sundays NxeeptoaD with Pas
ton and HARRINGTON on and aieeF Monday SePtem-
baP Bth, 1873, as follows;
Leaving W1minGton at 6.S9A. M and stOPpiag
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

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