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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
80 BEEKMAN ST., NEW YORK.
P.s-Do not confound my Lightning Cutting
Teeth with any infringements or feeble limitations Oh
name nv outline having thick raking teeth, which,
unless very carefully shortened, are electric only in
their shocks to the operator
Two men cut twenty-six cords of hard wood in 8
hours with the Lightning Crosse t Saw, by hand,
and will do ii again for $500.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09
THE WORK WAS COMMENCED

without delay about the end of August,
1872, at Winnebago island. Sickness
among the force of contractors hindered
the progress of the work considerably, so
that at the close of the season, Nov. 10,
1872, only one approximate estimate of
/ $50 cubic yards excavated rock was paid
to the amount of $4,000, exclusive 10 per
cent.
Work was resumed on the LIST of April,
! 1873. and Notwithstanding the high water
which prevailed in the spring, the excava-
ton of 4l9 cubic yards at patches between
st. Louis and Campbell's chain and the ex-
cavation of ., Al cubic yards at Winnebago
island was reported to you as being finished
| May 81, 1878. The smallness of the APP
preparation did not allow the removal of
| the patches between Campbell's chain and
! Winnebago island, in consequence ofwbich
YOU provided for this work under the APP
preparation now on hand for the fiscal year
June 80, 1874. The work at the above
named places, WinnebagO island, and
patches between Campbell's chain would
have been recommended to you for accept
ance and for the closing of the contract
with the firm of Dull Il Williams if the us
ual high stage of water had not interfered
with the final inspection to be made with
our sounding apparatus. L thought the
price paid for such work Ofexcavation JUST
/ ties delay, by which more thorough in
: spection and examination of the finished
g work can be obtained The water will
e probably be in favorable condition for
; soundings in the course of the month Of
August, when the result of the inspection
+ will be submitted to you, and the contract
= H., Oh tl,r In
: last session of Congress $4,000 we're ap
o propriated for the prosecution of the wOrl
at these rapids for the fiscal year ending
= June 80, 1874.
: THE sMALLNEss OF THE APPROPRIATION
: demanded change in the programme 70
I, the work, in consequence OF which you ord
. cred me at the end of March to submit
I, project for the work on the Rock lslant
y improvement during the coming season
20 under the appropriation of $50, 900 for thi
work, as by act of Congress approved Sd G
March, 1873. In answer to the given Orde
! | submitted to you a report as follows, III
= der date March %, 1873:
!. In my last annual report stated that in
Nv prOvement was greatly needed at the TO
lowing localities:
" l. Lower chain.
X 9. Foot OF Moline chain.
ne 3. Head of Duck Greek chain.
u The insuf6ciency Of the appropriate
!, available has caused slight change frol
~ the former plan of improvement, but ha
~ " ing in mind your expressed opinion thi
al those portions of the rapids should be in
., proved which would be most beneficial
'o' navigation, respectfully offer the follo1
ing views:
'nt l. To straighten and otherwise impro'
the entrance to the cutmade at Duck Cree
DIS, Continued on third page,)
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
The Works under Col. Macomb---Eis
Annual Report.

Statements Concerning the Rock Island Bridge,
the Operations Of the Montana and catrey,
the Work on Keokuk Rapids and full Account
Of Improvement Of Rock Island Rapids.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09
JACOB SCHEETz, Proprietor.
NV. cor. 9Th and Race SITS
CELEBRATED REAEDY.-Read the following
testimonial of Seheeu's Celebrated Bitter Cordial:

A CELEBRATED REMEDY.-Read the following
testimonial of Seheetz's Celebrated Bitter Cordial:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16, 1873
JocoB SCHEETz, EsQ,-Dear Sir: / deem II
duty owe TO you and suffering mankind, to state
the truly wonderful effects of your Bitter CORDIAL
Whilst in Mexico in the year 1S47, was attacked
with Chronic DiarrhGa, and after my return nome
the disease remained with me In Pittsburgh was
attended hy DIR. Gazzam, MeCracken, Hazlett- Corn
man. and other rstcass practitioners IN that city,
and was by them dosed with klno, Ianhlc Aero,
Morphia Opium and even Nitric Acid, but without
any perceptibe relief In this city have been at
tended as hundreds can testify, by the very best
physicians. both of the old and homeopathic
school but usual, their remedies were of but lit
tie or momentary effect
A short time ago was induced 10 try your Bitter
/ Cordial l have taken four bottles and l can now
trnly saw that | am apparently and, believe. al
most radically cnred and enjoy better health than
have done for 20 years My bowels are entirely reg
lar and have hesitation in asserting that owe
il 10 the great and wonderful effects Of Scheetzs
Bitter Cordial as manufactured by you These
statements l can verify under oath and prove hy
! hundreds Respectfully Yours,
I'D. COOKE, 1140 Washington Av y
Then the following excellent endorsement from
one of the best medical practitioners in Philadel-
phla:
NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL DIsPENsARY,
2407 Braddock St, (19th Wardl
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th, 1873.
JACOB scHEETz. Eso.,-Dear Sir: l do hereby
certify that as Physician in charge of the North
Eastern Medical Dispcnsary, have given your Bit
ter Cordial fair. honest and impartial trial. and al
though it may appear to be strictly according u
the rules of the profession do unhesitaungy asser
that it cures all that ii processes to be remedy Tor
have given it to IS different patients, and II
no one instance has it failed to afford relief In on
case know of four bottles having fully and per
Inanently cured Chronic Diarrhea OF over IS year
standing
Cheerfnlly do I accord it the highest praise. an'
shall deem It duty well as privilege to recon-
mend II to the suffering believing it to be worthy
thu fullest confidence Respectfully Yours,
, 1-30dtts1Y L. A 6AMA1h' N u
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09
DR.. G.. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician,

No. an & 2T9 S. Clark ST., Cor Van Barren,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

Speaking Of the Goodrich murder The PRov.
iDENcE JoURNAL says: without at all ltlesir-
ing any evasion or mitigation of the law, II will
30 difficult to restrain a feeling Of sympathy
ior the woman who murdered Goodrich. Her
story la eonRrmed BY all the circumstances Of
me case and the testimony given, 60 far. before
the ooroners inquest Indelensible az were her
relations with The deceased, and doubling as
much as we may, her declaration of love for
Goodrich, yetlhere Is no doubt that he al last
repelled her, and without Thought or cara of
what might become Of her. And then, too. ali
this time she had been pursued day and night
BY this woman Handley, the only person, 40 Gar
as appears. who knew her IN eng 'stlch wav as 10
be able TO indsn,isY her as having been con-
peelsd with the murdered man. WhIle,. &C.
eordlng 10 some Of the accounts, the prisoner
has been hiding in and crouching in by-wavs
and pawning her clothes and half starving. this
Handley has been searching for her everywhere;
and finally has run her down, an emaciated
foriOrn, and despairing woman. There must
be something IN the spirit Uf Kate Stoddard
unmerceuaEy and true. While she had sold
her clothing so that she was merely decent in
appearance, she had not touched dollar of the
money in the portmonnale taken from Goodrich.
On the other, hand her spy ani betrayer was
engaged In securing the reward which would be
hers If she found the accused, and In the mean
while was supported, Of course, and her EXPENSE
paid by her employers. OF course this is ali
legal and proper, but one would hardly ike 10
take that reward. a." ~ -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
GAZETTE.
PREVALENCE OF PARALYsTs.

Inc increase in this country of paralvas. ann.
PeAy, uuu tne various forms of brain and mar
vous diseases Is beginning to attract much attsn
tlon ana interest, especially as such a number ~
prominent persons In public life are nmon0 its
vlctlmS' Senator Morton and Mr. Colfar and
osnetor bEownlow are said to have suffered to a
s-o1Set os less degree from 1t, and Mr.. Greeley
aho @ Onief Justice Chase have died from that di:
ease, Ihe springfield Republican saws Thai .sVico
rresident Wilson has passed into that stage of
n%ealsn % which Mr. Chase so long occupied-a nara.
yuc inValidI to whom life Is Of most nncarta;o
oufatlon' though the nature Of his disease NAV
no. utterly destroy his usefulness as a man and
PuDle servant" We do not know what fonndS-
uol taere may be for this statement, which, box.
W., We Ne nno copied by the Washington Star and
mn1e tne text OF some speeulations on the causes
Vt W tnIs disease, which physicians say is notabv on
tne increase amongst ali classes of the AmeTicon
Peop'e; All the public men spoken OF above no va
2een OF temperate habits. On the other hsnd =;
Farls' where paralysis is getting to be a familiar
uIsease' tne cause has been attributed in mari 10
tue use o. absynthe, as well as life of avc;te
nsnS ..stH ~ IS conceivable that overtaxlng Of the
sysIem' mentally and phy.ically, so conmon
among our leading public men, NAV afford sonna
ciuS 70 the prevalence Of this disease In the case
Oh Chlet Justice Chase, Mr.. Wilson and M Crao1
Iey' tae loss OF health may be ascrIbed 70 over-
Work. The laws of health must be ,hservad ~
even phySic Al strength and strong will must snc.
cumb IN the end 80 VIZ t"N'' suS'
AZ Is noticeable, however, that the leading
ss"se sesnen OF EUROPE generally live to an ex-
saene OIu age the burthens Of toll and state an
ReaLlhs 70 SIT with comparative liRhtness upon
tnem. whether this is owing to more patient
an methodical modes Of life, to more generous
uet ana unruf1od lives, to differenceo of climate
Whc1 last seems the most probable couiecture Il
question for the doctors to decide
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
TIE GOODRICH CASE
FURTHER DFvEIoRxENrs OF AN INTERESTING Ma
TYRE.

FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS OF AN INTERESTING Ma
TYRE
Sew foRE, July l5,-r Yesterday eight leiters
we're found in Kate Stoddard's possession written
Dy Goodrich, and five from her to him, ali show.
Ing that she regarded herself as his lawful wife
She addresses him as any dear Charley - and
My dearest husband" """
Inc letters of both likewise show that tbov
were married, or went through a ceremony which
sne supposed to be lawful marriage, on NAV 00
1919 ~ New York, and were registered ms man
ana vile at the Ashton House. Three Of his lei.
ters are dated aftor the alleged marriage. The
second tells her, 1t is better for both that wc
sheuld separate" The third tells her not to call
herself his wife, as they must separate. Ha ofars
70 furnish her apartmentsin in New York. and do
eysEytnipg for her, but shO must not tel his fam
ily.of their relations. '''7 '"'7
:, Fhe police are doing their best to secure the
9panlard, Roscoe. No reliance is placsdl in tbe
story OF Kate Stoddard that she had no acconplice
ald never knew lsoscos, and don't believe tbsre
y any such man. She explains the fact Of four
chambers of the pistol found by 0oodrichis bodV
,hFlHg discharged. Thg three shots In Goodrichs
tteqq were iroW her pistol, and after he was dead
9ne too his pistol and discharged four shots down
Ehe cellar Miss Ralen, the betrothed of Good
Flch, remained with Rate Stoddard until lato
last night Her Opiectwas not ascPHained, ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

safe travelling 100 miles an hour is promis-
ed by MeSsrs. :. II. and J, J,Reynolds, OF Brixton.
Their invention consists Of . middle guide OF
wrought IRON supported on strong standards
or brackets. This mldlIne is to stop the engine
or moving upward and downward, and even III
collision the carriages are not to be heaped
on each other, but kept on the line. Tue great
er security would, they say, enable its staf to
run trains at a muOh hlgh hGf rate " speed than
iapossible at present. This invention they add
ID mo way resembles the Mont Gems line. in
which the centre rail was for the sole purpose
Of enabling trains to pull themselves up an ex-
ceedlngly steep incline. ~ ID i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

To KEEP MILK SwEEr.-Atth,s sasaon a
I .ne year 1t is an important question Tamone
housekeepeIs how 10 keep milk sweet An ~.
Snange says that teaspoonful Of fine salt 81
eorseradieh 40 pan Of milk will keepIit Iszeet
lor several days Milk canbe keptas Swedl A
'I Mnen iaken from the COW. for year or more. by
the following method a =
!, Procure bottleslHnd as they are lfllkd, imueLI
olate!y cork them and faslen The cork with nack
t1read or wire. henspread little straw on
.he bottom OF boiler on which place the hot
Iles with straw between them, tiitif The boiler
contains q Snficent quantity. Fill ii On Win
cold water, and as SOON asit befihS 70 boil 6fsT M
me hre and let the whole grddnaIls COOL When
qure cool take out the bottles anlpack them In
oa% uus. ~ hampers and stow Them away In the
above methods are more trouble than sbe desired
result Is worth, and we prefer our milk sour ID
experimenting with either of them. ~ ri
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
Manufacturing and City Properly.
...., AT PRIVATE SALE.

= ~SA nan PA Linz
The following desirable real estate is offered nj
No. 1.-The two steam and water power mill,
now oecnpied and USED as kiln dried corn meal and
so, ms oil o james e. PRICE Co.. situated on the
soItn sloe OF the BIandywne, with all tae yateI
Ilgnts belonging thereunto. comprising four sew
entns OF q controlling interest of the Brandywine
ty comprises twelve run Of stone four okeSsSbn,
water wheels. one seventy horse power engine. bot
valuable wharf property adjoinins mill AiSo'
"a large lot Of land containing three-and
a. M acres more or less situated on the south bank
o. tne 1IanoyWlne, short distance below fhe mIie
Of Jas. T. Price 4 Co.. adjoining lands Of the snim
Courtney Beeeher Co.., with very large frontaTe
On khe creek and admirably adapted for vharVes -
On this property are situated stable. one store
hoTse and three dwelling houses. '-' S'Vi
coonsr ios Gt land with two twO-story frame
ana walnut Streets having front Of nbouf 10 foat
on Walnut street by 40 feet in depth along fifteenth
No. 4-Atwo and "a half story double brick dw.Il.
with lot LIZ feet front on Sixteenth streat
" corner Of Sixteenth and Walnut streets be;nSs; p;
NO. 2OS H. Sixteenth street and running thro,,0b th
square House furnished with all modern i'm proye1
No; ga two story frame dwelling 'bouso- ,v;,b
LOT ABOUT q teet front Fifteenth street Nv forfv
No. GA lot of Ian at the s. b. corner of Forr-
and French streets. 90 feet on French stTeet
Store boSss O9 FogTsse3th y a street. with large frame
mo; "A lot Of land at the Southeast corner of
Eo%Ttssnth spd 9rsnge streets, 90 feet on Four
NO 05A lot of land with fine brick stable on tha
so9tn SOU SIDE OF kourteenth street, between Market
and orange streets, with front of ahont so fst ~
F9&9Iteeenth & street. with depth Of 50 feet.
corner Of Eighth and Madison Streets. WITH 49,;
ot ~ teet on Madison street by "a ON Eighth
All tne an0ye described property is now ofFered
prises some valuable building lots, toestbsr 9TH
wine. s'S "H 1ue hfanuy-
For fall particulars and terms, apply 10
q JAMES q. PRICE. ~
l. % .e Or to his Attorney
10 z3-tI, GEORGB H. RATES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

A BISHOP By MIsTAEE,--Phe published
t6a b An error tSe oSnt Sssb tbS lSSt ans
raj Conference Of the Methodist Church Rev.
DR.. Keener Of Louisiana, was wrOngfully or
dained bishop instead Of Rev. DR.. Duncan, Of
Virginia, who received an actual though a
small majority Of the votes cast. tits best, we
should say, that the matter be allowed to rest
where it is.-NorfoLk Journal. +
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

2 The New. TRADE DoLLAR.-Six, pairs Of
dies Tor the new trade dollar were shipped from,
the Philadelphia Mint on Saturday for San
francisco, and four pairs for the Mint at Car:
son City, Nevada. The WORK of the coming of
the new dollarwill be commenced atthose pIscea
as soon as the dies are received. AT the Phila-
delphia Mint it has already been Commenced.
ano Inc iirst one coined was received BY Sec.
retary Richardson TO day as a specimen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

Fathers will learn after while not 10 excite
Pc vengeance of their children. A youth in
2!nvilie, Virginia, lately quarreled with his
'PternS! parent over the possession ofa COW,
'nd failing to convince him with less forcible
fguments' smashed his SkullWith stone. These
rents must be taught to sumit to the authorltycf
elr cnlidren, and ifthey are killed in the
oefss, WY !aey have themselves to blame,
ed VIII speediiybe proved to have been williams
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

LEE BALLOON VOYAGE Across TEE, Ar
LA4TTIc:-PfofessOr Henry, Of the Smithso6i-
W W. institute mas writhn letter to Professor
voyage across the Atlantic, in which he NJ vs
ne Thinks that If the diflculty Of sustainIng n
paIloon In the air a sufficient time isi i0bviafed
ttl tne voyage can be made. He, however. thinks
.nsEe Is danger Of meeting cyclone, which
saI mIgns carry the balloon around In circle Of
several thousand miles, or throw II back nnon an
the coast OF the United States ''-- !. ~" :.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

MRS. BKN BUTLER was former Miss Hildreth.
once aleadilg actress Mrs. Butler is the mother
OF the wife Of General AmeS, of Mississippi. who,
Washington belle during her maidenhood II
- said that General Butler displayed his charac-
teriste'uiligence and determination in his WOO
ing; that he resolved that Miss Hildreth, then.
as now, most amiable and accomplished Iady,
should be his wife; and he went from Bostsn to
Cincinnati to induce her to discontinue her
Went -a5 Ma
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
7gJUR4.'

HAVANA July l6.--Ihe colonies of several vol.
unteer regiments are circulating petitions for sig
natures among the officers and men Of their COM
mands to the authorities at Madrid in opposition
70 the Republican manifestos and projected re-
forms in Cuba. Several companies have refpsed
to sign the petition, but majority favor it. A
very bitter feeling ez Is between the Conserve
tives and Republicans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

The Tltusville Herald says; Intelligence reaches
us from Parkers OF the discovery Of a secret or
ganization formed for the purpose of DESTROYING
the nitro-g lycerne magazines Of the Roberts Tor
pedo Company and TO feloniously appropriate
their contents to the putting in OF what are called
moonlight torpsdoes, or torpedoes cleandestinelv
exploded BY parties obtaining the means andisps
pliances by theft. - 4SRs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

4 MAN, named John MrDouald, who is serving
out eentence in Sharon, Ohio, for beating his
Wne, Is, according to the confession Of his wife,
Schuylkil county, Pa, nearly twelve years ago.
true bill OF indictment was found against him
at the time, but he managed to escape The
proper requison for him Will be tpade, Ind he
the murder.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

Hhe ]eesa@fne Ishefby county, Tenn) Journal
says "At the residence Of Thomas Fain in this
days atterward she was discovered with two
young rabbits, and is now taking the same care
OF them that she did with the kittins, and The
lttie rabbits seem perfectly contented and appre-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
BONDs. STOCKS, corn. Ac.

< .Goyernment Securities, Gold, State Bonds Rail-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion. Local Securities specially. Being repre-
eened In all the principal cities BY reliable cores
ondents, we are prepared to attend TO any business
IN this line with promptness and despatch Persons
wantine TO buy or sell ere invited TO give ug call
Quotations Of the active Stocks at New York and
Philadelphia received daily at our ohioe
aale,g la ta rs 'l-I7 = - 80 - -
Every kind Oflesitimate Banking dOne.i s. la@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

CHoKED TO DEATH,-The Lancaster Ex-
press says: Abraham Martin, Residing near
Montery, Ia upper Leac6ck township, while
eating dlnnef on last Saturday, was chOked
to death by getting some food into his throat.
Deceased wasi0f intemperate habits, and we
understood was under the influence of liquor
at the time Of the uhfortunate occurrence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

nicely dressed gentleman applied for a mar
Flage lieense at Dover, TENNESSEE, IaBt week TbIt
when he spoke the ladies name the polite county
clerk suggested that; "if it was all the same 70
him, he would prefer that he should name sons
other party, as the one mentioned had become his
Wife the previous evening"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
A Murderer Let O1 tEn Two Year,s Inn,
900 : s.brla0nmkht

who killed Mary Jane Sullivan, his white mis-
tress, OH May II last plead guilty to granddaughter
IN the fourth degree In the Court of General
tor two years %'''s'''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

The MoRMoNs, after all, are not going to Ari-
ona' The county IL steTila aad rspulsives-a
eseTt compared with theiT paradise on the shores
salt LakeI and the emigrants are returning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
~ ON SATURDAY. JULY 10th, 1873.
At 8 O'Clock, D. nj

e'aa9ot At O'Clock. p. nj, : ,1s s.4s
I1 His Va VALUABLE FARM OF q ACRES divided n.
PERCHE Ea IA dons 81 y Il ACRES, ROOD 1865
II Is iarm is the finest propertyfkat hasbeen ofsS
~ ~ ru2nc sale this season; adjoining the prosnsr
R5sEAinly s1 % the Wilmington and Western RairosJ
etwss sS does between Head and Pine streets. and
Lns properly and sufficient to pay for the ThoIs on,
W an9 dor building pufposes Sand viii be- at tha
2. Vgle Miller for examination at any time
thiij ~ q Zen per cent on the day Of sale one
a., ~ - Ms nne Purcnase money or before the s0fh
wy OF Mhrch, 1874; balance of two Thirds can ~
mSin on Bond and Mortgage for Eve years ~ tSa
option OF the purchaser Interest aI sne
OoLE MILLER, Real Estate Agents and Lnc+N;c;,, sN;
- s-S'' 'Hs saie' jyl2-ts
The buildings on the propertv oorIa ~. :.
erected Tor less than six eight thousand doIISrs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
REVISED nnnr
PRoPosALs

&c., ARE
sFX FFXE XFE TIE Ing,.Rl2E .Rl2EMoDELINa OF TER
- Plans and speeiAeat;or.
of6ee In Dover On S eH d.t e Senator
ma%SeH1 H1 Of SPs bsD may be oBansd a and
p9sas will be received until t5 55iseT a that date Pro-
at Dover, Del. Nnairman OF Commission
TEAT9TS TENATTs9 TnaIPsPG1EE. aIPP1E. Wilmington.
mo- VAN 0AsKEN, Smvrna
-,- HUGH MARTIN Seafor3. uS'
WAS Y STocKLEY, GeorSatorv,
iy1-ti94 VIM. M. SHAKESPEARE' no1..r
chairman of Conn.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
WANTS.

S7iDHAlkYMEN.-Wan supply of from 50t
~ 70 Quarts OF Good Milk, to be delivered daiiv,
i've e,a ,aAuresS' JAMES O'NETLL.
- Al Tatnall Street.
w ANTEDLA boy aboutl IA or IS years of age to
office ''"'n ue printing business. Apply at this
s1na.1n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

+ ANDRETn'S new CROP Turnip and Ruta Ravo
1I3 eed, just received at -
r.s5iss s+s W. N. CHANDELIERS.
q Witt a Gil Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
CHEnKS

vn Banks Ia Philadelphia. New York Boston Ball
tmore! Delaware, RennsylVania and Washington
Wlihe credited on receipt from customers at par.l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
SmasEn1Euts.
am-a 80
$L,6OO WORTH or PRIZES,
PROGRAMME.

- "7f PROGRAMME.
and procession to the Park s~''
SHOOTING to Commence on July DIST nj D N
on July 22d. 2Sd and 2Ath- at o O. i and close or
July rs 22d and 2Srd, at p M, and on July 2lth
Union and Man, at D. M ~ III --sSN9 -
Distfibution Of PRIZES S D. m tUr4a =
A FULL BRASS AND STRING RAND will ha;v .
ing, Afternoon and Evening" A1VAN-
Carriages and 0mnibuses will ba n, corsto,4 -
nection with the Street Cars to the Park e0n-
IlGkETS Admitting Gentleman and Ladies, 50 cts.
=. cts,
Patent Swings, Plays and Amusements for Chill
dren and the Public in General AON NHA-
lyl4-lw THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
$nblte Sales.
.27 ACRES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Tp,n he etnder5igged viii sell at Public Sale over
pfemises, til,i715 80 - '-S 0i.y hnHts' on the