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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04
Tur com m,ttee Of the schoulsr monu.

TIE committee OF the Schouler monu.
ment at Boston have contracted for the
monument, which is TO be completed
early 10 the fell. 1t is Q shaft drsped
with an American flag, surmounted by
an eagle. The bare 10 Of Scotch granite
and 10 the monumental slab there is to
be q medallion IN marble OF General
Schouler, inclosed in q laurel wreath,
which is 10 contain the thistle Of his
native country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04
A Doubtful Compliment.

From the top OF tall iceberg, away
up in the shiveriug latitude OF 81, Hall
saw in the northern distance q bay. It's
waters drifted chunks of fiinty ice. It's
shores were barred, inhospitsble apd
desolate. Freezing winds blew from
its cold surface with icy breath, telling
of pitless death and tor.pre to whoever
trusted himself defenseless to its ulerci-
less power. And Hall named this ter
rible bay after our dear Brother New
man, the chaplain OF Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

SINGULAR CAsE.-Sometime ago
Henry Croxton, living near Cumberland,
W. Va, swore off from drinking spirit
uous liquors, and strongly expressed
the desire that should he fs|ter In his
resolution be might be struck deaf and
dumb. He got on spree a short time
since, and is said to be losing his hear
ipg.-.SteubenviR NerS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04
Ex-GovERxoR LEoyARp sARGzAST,

Ex-GovERSoR LEoyAED SARGEAST, oi
Vermont, who was counsel for the ac-
cused at the celebrated Boon trial, more
than fifty years ago, and is the only
living man thoroughly acquainted with
that remarkable case. when the con-
victed prisoner was saved from hang
ing by the discovery that bis supposed
victim was alive and well, is soon 10
publish a pamphlet containing al
authentic record Of the half forgotten
and cften nisquoted facts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

HYNsx is enjoying q vacation in
Nova Scotia All marriage Licenses IN
that province must receive the signa-
ture OF the Governor before the cere-
mouy can legally be performed, and as
Governor Howe is dead, and hls sue
ceesor, Judge Johnston, is shll in
Europe, the lovers Of Nova ssotis are
not happy, y =. 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

BRET HARTE has appeared In q
French guise. So fsr as the work has
yet made way among the Parisians,
the palm has been carried OF by lie
Bonheur du Camp-Ruggissant,' 9th
orwise in the English veruacular, The
Luck of Roaring Camp"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

A WIDOW in Portland. Maine, offered
her husbands silver coffin plate to a
peddlar in exchange for pair of spec
tacles, and the peddlar not only refused
to swop, but when he left stole the
plate. He was overhauled by the
police, and the precious relic recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

Mr.. SMALLEY says Marx Twain is at
Edwards Ho,e! in Lendou, with au
Earl on one side Of him and . Count
on the other, and Disraeli under his
feet. In the midst OF these arristocrat.
ic surroundings he keeps his Loyalty to
Republican institutions, and hstss .
Joke as much 40 ever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

An Indiana wife, whose drunken
husband was killed on q railroad, has
obtained $1,000 damages from the
man who cold the liquor. And thus
new avenues of usefulness and indepen-
dent exertion are constantly opening
for dow ptrodden women.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04
Hoy. ". W. CoRooRIx has szr.sd

HoS. ". W. CoRcoRAS has agreed 70
give TO the Columbian University. In
Washington, two hundred thousand
dollars, 90 condition that one hundred
thousand dollars more be given by 9th
ers. His offer is TO remain open until
the frat of January next, and an at.
temp. ID being made to raise the hun
dred thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

A new lock for banks prevents the
opening Of the vaults, even By oficisls,
excep, during business hours. Quite
impracticatle Suppose the cashier
wanted to leave hurriedIy for Europe,
or somewhere, in the night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

KKsELIN CHlLLrSeLY is one Of Bull
wer-Lyttou's visest novels, If it is not
his greatest He epitomizes his phi
losophy Of life in its pages, and sketches
the man be might and ought TO have
been in it, hero,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

Money Market
NEw YORK. July 3.
Money closed easy at 4 per cent
Foreign Exchange, little steadier but
dull. Prime brokerage sixty days stsrl-
irg closed at ll0f. aud sight at ITO.
Gold dull and steady at lis! to list.
The market closed at list.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

Az Iowa man, a few days since,
dreamed that be saw his brother
head severed from bis body vitbou!
the loss OF drop OF blood. The next
day be learned OF the removal OF that
brother from a snug postmsstership.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

ANNUAL NEETING.-The sixth snnual meeting
Of AID Loan Association was held on Wednesday
evening. The annual report of the auditors was
presented and read, from which we extract the
following
Received for dues from lst series, So, I'll 00 ID
series, S5S72 co. interest S1z 467 63 premiums. SO
S54 25 amount OF loan to 1st series &lS 1872 co. ID
series $2l,75 90; paid for l57 shares LIST seFlel
withdrawn, SlO,3A 90; interest on same shares
S3O65 "a; 6S shares ID series withdrawn, $T03 90
expenses, $40l Sc; am ount paid on each share Isl
series, $l2 90; value, % sc; number Of stocEhold
ers 1870; shares 1910; highes premlum 37lS; lowest
l71S, average, 2394; average for SIX years, 25s<
amount paid on each share % SERIES $l2 90; valns
$l7 ST. number of shares 432; stockholdeEs, A.
Whole amount OF dues for six years, Sl47, ,467 90
premums, S57, ,526 II; interest, e39, COS 43; Wol'
amount paid on each share lst series S72 co. pTesen
value sl2l 53 present value OF all the shares S2l9,
96s 80; whole amount OF lOans $3.50, ,97l, expenses
S2,723 o.
| The following officers were elected
President-Dr. Samuel V. Msrshal.
Vice President-D. Taylor Bradford.
Secretary-Geo c. Maris.
Treasnrer-A. Gilbert Robinson
Trustees-Joseph Mcbride, Isaiah II. Thomas
John ]. Davis.
An amendment to the Bylaws was proposed
allowing 10 per cent. to withdrawing members. ]
Will be acted upon at q future meeting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
The City PIums.

THEIR DISTRIBUTION, THIS EVENING, BY COUNCIL.
This evening, the first Monday evening in July,
10 the time set apart, by the City Charter for the
election OF certain officers and q special meeting
Of the City Council will be held for that purpose
The officers TO be elected are q City Solicitor, q
Street Commissioner. q Clerk Of the Market, Reg
steE Of deaths and burials, Regulator Of the City
Clock. HarboE Master, Weigh Nasters, and Cord
ere Of Bark.
The first three named officers are most import
ant and, for tWO Of them, there IL cOndaefabls
rivalry.
For City Solicitor the present incumbent.
Samuel n. Harrington, Esq, is the only candidate,
announced. The ways of the "rinR" howeVar,
are dark, and and q competitor may be sprung
upon the Council at the last moment
For Street Commissioners, the present official.
Levi H. Springer and David H. Coyla, are com.
petitors. The friends 6f Ar COyls are pushinR
his claims vigorously, and present, a. leasOn toI
bis preference that In the event Of his election he
can carry the Third Ward for the Republicans Al
the September election. Doubtless.
The present Clerk Of the Market, Thomas Haw.
kins, Is again put forward, but his claim a belna
contested by James FletehsF. But the sshirh
darkies" say that Thomas must be the man, as
his SOn is the only man who can carry the Niuih
Ward for the Republicans, aud his inAuanos musI
not be lost
For the other officers there viii be little or nc
compellt1oB.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
Polloo AfEalrs.
sExonn wAroa SINKS.

Robert CarbFey, for the larceny Of Sl7 from
Wm. Ritohie, was held 10 bail In the SUM Of 500,
for appearance ct Court .3
Henry McCiane and Patrick Reagan, for disoF-
derby conduct, we're Rned 50 and 50 costa, respec.
lively and held to bail in the sum Of e20O each "a
keep the pence. 4
Geo. Grant snd Geo. w. Turner, foe the same
oiksnce, were each fined COSTS and held to bail, in
sum Of $500, to keep the peace.
Jas. Walters, for The same offence, waa held foE
q further hearlhg suts u
Fred and Daniel Step. Daniel GoOdsn and
Robert JeHerls, were each lined fifty Osnts and
costs for drunkenness.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
6fATtneMo.
M Of a I iSiNatsnJsa y ais.


gnsti1g pig pens. --------
] Ifht aSkrsgs h6y kSpIaiauAd hisdlcGSwh,
promises % Ocg dSi.nF'WU TlEH boI
3 The Commissioners have NOS y6t agreed upon
q site for the Dover Post-Offlce,
The peaches Ia Sussex county, begin TO show
the effect Of the drought and arr falling oil the
ffe@i sstat. haiipJ 6dl l9 iU9a hipe
I hThb vile of Isanc Turner "a respectable col0ied
man near Concord lea llsE ifpSUaudlala q arlnf
sanity. ...r. agosrTluut "a n
A negro thief at KIiddieiowa, walked into a
yard, PICKED Ever the wash tub until he found
soma shirtA, and then left with them.
MesaFa. Wales and BaFkur Of MlIlmd lDst about
S90Oby the failure Of Gee. n. smithsa New York
commission merchants and their eqnslGnee.
Tho wheat crop Of Kent eoaHty b nld TO be all
that could be expeOted 90 tOQuAntlty and ok most
superior qualfty-thc heads well Allied, and the
gpan plump and hard. -
Sampel Hasllngsl wife, nsartauIly Camp ground
Sussex county, was badly burned two nReelZa age
by the explosion Of a coal oil lamp. At last &C
cJuuts she was recovering.
u There win be ntrotling race aon he prlvatt
course of r. R. Cochran, Esq, IL miles north o
MlddletOwn, On Saturday, July Ian. ? An peFsoni
who have trotters are invited TO join in the sport
rs 1t will be frees Ails 19%If III &CC o 3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

CAMP MEETING The camp meeting at Black
bird, Appoquinimink Hundred, commences on
the LIST of August and bids fair to be larger this
year than for several years previous. On the day
of drawing, recently, sites FOR 50 thiFty-fve tents
were drawn, and these, together with some sixty
| fve or seventy more, will be elected I'etween
now and the lst proximo. Some Of the tents
will be one and "a half and two stories high.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
Aesof Craeity..

ChApped hands and face are the most serious an
noyancss that farmers, and people who labor much
out Of doors, experience from exposure. Exposed
persons, especially children, repeatedly aufer IN
tensely from great cracks upon the hands, that
often bleed. II is cruel TO allow ones self OF
tave prevention are 90 easy to be had, ana &C
cheaply, as TO pay, ten cents for . cake Of Hand
Sap0ltO. Hand SApOlis Is not only bsGass than the
costlisst soap for removing dirt, but it prevents
chapping, and renders the skin colt and pliaNle
Sold everywhere. -- 2wsOd&w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

THK CAPE MAY ExcURsIoNs.-The EKcuralons
Church are filling up at a rapid rate Parties in.
tending 10 20 on them would do well 20 engage
their tickets as there are not two hundred tickets
to sell for the one on July 3lst. The one on the
9TH of August is coming in for its share Of pa
tronage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
Fniar hatimse FyeFaissdiaV.

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tAvIEd OF THn CORNER STONE OF THE AD-
'As' DTTIoN 90 gsT.-s PRRERs soH0oEsg q Cx
Yesterday afterhOon, the ceremOny0f lay
ing the corner stone of the addition TO st. Pc
ter,s School and Female Orphan Asylum, at
Me N. w. corner OF Sixth and West streets,
mas performed Ia the presence Of the Catholic
Societies Of this city, and a large audience. A
temporary floor had been laid across the cedar
walls, and upoh this and on the streets and
sidewalks, the large audience stood.
a About $3.50 O'Clock, the corner stone was
bgOnght from the adjoining seh0ol, and placed
In position, at The south wek cGrFier 0f the
proposed new building, fronting on Sixth st.
lt q Of white marble. about eighteen inches in
height tie sane ~ vi dth. and ahOht fourteen
inches dean. On the frOhk. the following In.
sorlpEion Is cut =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
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Chsrokes Tfihs, No4,a y B u, At Red Mems
Hal, AIS MARKET reet.
LeRape Tribe. No Q, TO r n, On fourth story
BaVills Bnildihg, 9Th and Market street.
WilmingtOa I'D BrAndyWins Council, No. 5, 0
u. A. NJ at HnA, Fifth and NarhgA streets.
Franklin CeNmsl, No. Q, o U A ~, at Mechan.
ios' Hall, 2l9 lina street ~ b
Wilmington Council, No 8, Jr,sO y A n, a
Han, 9th and aEsst streets.
EntsEprias Cifeie, Blu g A, at Hall b04 Mar
kss strest.
Washington Lodge 30 NJ X q u at KniRht
Of PythiAs Hal, No. 2ll Market street
Washington L.aagM N09. q u, at 0Qod Eel.
lowb' Hail. MtClaiys BaiIding, COS Market 81.
We NsrsInGtSs sS 4i'iYVis'Gss ne hhM = RaEshsA
Z gIWaWaast Lqees, No ,i3, 10 Of q. T. pt room
iz1h and eeSlA SlfssBslth s&GA bhe EAu q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

FRRNcHIFIED CAT Lang, our City Bailiff has
cat that possesses all of Frenchman's fond
ness for frogs, and devours them with avidlty
Lang's feline also hunts for the frogs successfully
and frequently goes down TO the marsh, Dabs q
huge creaker, and brings it home, where she
lesurely makes a meal of IT,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
LOCAL IHfRLLloRAoe

Cool and pleasant to-day. usi T ,elGglap
II is not all unpleasant walking the streets tc-
Several city officers will be elected this evening
BY the City COnncil.
The LenaPe Social Excursion TO Cape Nay
comes of tomorrow.
The Excelsior CoFnet band Will accompany
the Union N. Z. Sunday School excursion, on
the 18th inst. p .-ss Hata
Skih & Gaylord's Minstrel performance, ON
Thursday night, was the greatest fraud OF au ens
teFtainmeDt ever glveh in the Opera House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

SALE or CARRIAeEs Lon Saturday Enorn.
ing, Messrs. Ogle and Miller auctioneers, sold
for Mrs. Elizabeth Cleaden, several wagons, ~
follows - asaes Ea -tffHtH H.a r. htt
One Germantown wagon to Robert Lee, S9S
one York wagon 20 Col. Jesse sharpe, 80
one shifting top wagon TO n. RIehenbeEBeri
$40. l1i. ls
A horse was also put up, but only $40 beinl
bid, it was Withdrawn. A large quantity o.
harness was sold.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

Iowa CoNvKNTIoN OF FARlkKRs--Ths far-
meFs of Iowa have called State convention, to
meet at Des Noines on August 18th, 70 nomin-
ate State ticket. 1hsy invita- the astendauce Ot
eli electors who are @opposed 10 the eneroaeh.
ments Of rings aud monOpOlies on the rights OF
the people, and who are willing % act indspen-
denity Of existing pelitieal PaFties-"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07


The NRw DOVER JAIL.-ReferrinR to the
recent escapd Of prisoners from the new jail,
at Dover, the D6s6seuye6a says.
At Is TO be regretted that this jail, on which
% much money was spent to make It secure,
should 50 sOOl be - cracked and shown to be
quite vulnerable. II seems that the steel bars
are fraud Mat the opening Ia the window
frame is too large that the elevation Of the
windows amounted 20 nothing after bedstaads
were placed Ih he cells, and that for want Of
q wall around the prison, there Is no way OF
keeping prisoners from communicating with
their friends Outaiae, and moreover that there
II no safe guard Against the granting Of in
dulgences 20 prlsoneEs by kind-hearted keep
eES There ehnbe but little dOabt that the
prisoners were assisted by sympathiZing
Intends ontside. The hnlf-w witteA, but desperr
ately vicious hegFo, Carpenter, has lately bees
regarded by some of bis color and some Of the
other color, Rb sort or political martyr, and
hints are freely aropped that that this had
s0naething tohe With the escape =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
AZ STYLES Of oai,er. for tie people at pops

Do not WAIT. this warm weather. for customer
made pair of seasOnAble cool walking shoes, gait
ers. but % where you have large stock Of ready
made work TO sci lect FROM, ds good as custom made
Most Of our ready made work has been made ape
ctdip for sales an We guarantee to al
NEST every enc q good 6t. from our large and com
Dlete stock. Call and see At Babcock X Bros, 26
and aJS Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
A SHooFINc Cleir haFle Raslil

A sHo0zaHa CAaE4 u hal a Rssias, sdn Of
@. III. Bastian, near FELTON,, was shot by > boy
named CHARLES Ratel, on Sunday, I'd inst.
Young lRAian was return ing from Sunday
School viih yonngeg btolheF, Whep Ravel =
boy about II years old, living at JOB SipPls's,
invited them TO stop and look at his pistol,
which he pF0ceadsd Ia axhihlt b aimhe d -
Baatian, aud ldisohafglhg The load, ! AaA and q
few Bhot in his face the ball entering just below
the right eye. The wounded boy il recovering,
but With . prospect % lOodiRe Tie sSs Of an eye.
Pistols are dangerous playthInga.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

WAS NoT INTOXICATED. VIM. Mealey, who
street s Thsff. eStlS Sn the m TSOrning of tie Alb
inst, desires hs 10 say that neither he or hB
companion were intoxicated, as was stated ~
| tie feportot his accident Mo MealeY y q
yOuRg man moi addicted to iBtemperate haR-
Its
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

ACc1pEST.--As James d. Brackin OF Chris
tiana Hundred, was engaged In adjusting q
circular saw, operated by centripetal power,
10 a shOp In tins city, few days ago, his lefl
hand was brought accidentally in contact with
it, when the end Of the little finger was taken
of, and the other fingers so badly lnjNred az
TO endanger their further usefulness. The
wound was sdr0ssed by physician and it lie now
doing Is well Us could be expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

REV. j. B. lIERRTTT.-WhIIsto oOnVaIeseiug,
several weeks ago, Rev. J. b. Merritt, pastor
Of st. Paul's M. E. Church., went DOWN the
state @ a visit to his friends but grew worse,
and for q time his lis was despalred Of He
was improving, however, at last accounts,
and q letter read before his congregation, from
. genAleman who had been sent by the Quar-.
teTly Conference 70 visit him, stated that his
return to WILMINGTON Was expected shout the
middle Of this week. He win not renme his
pulpit duties, however, at Once.-SasD Jasy.
nal. - r ~ '+F'A
Mr. Merritt arrived At his home Ia, this city
yesterday morning; but we learn that fis
friends fear be will not be able to resume bis
pulpit and pastoral duties, for some weeks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

FILL DEAD.-Thomas Abram, an old resident
of Cecil County, Nd, near College Green. fell
dead, yesterday morning He was sitting on the
porch OF his residence, talking. with friends
when he fell back aud died almost instantly. The
cause Of his death was heart disease.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

HoTKL CHANGE.--J. r. Alexander, late Of u,
Oxford Hotel, at oxford, Pa, has taken charg
Of the Washington House, this city, formeri
conducted by Geo. Mackey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

CHAP CoAI-Stove at $5.s5 Nat, $5I5 per
2240 pounds for CASH only at the wharf south
of Market street bridge. WM. j. BRowN.
July 1st.-Sm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

Gust receiVed one Of the largest assOrtmGnts
OF the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps in
the city which am selling ct this very lowest
Prices. Mysilk hats are q specially. Cali and
examine my imuAense stock and yoa wlll be
sure TO be suited. LEWIS q. SPRINGER,
| Hat Store : II - No 23S Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

DIED OF H1s 1KJ URtEs ~ Joal Miller, who
was 20 severely injured by an explosion at du
Pent's on Thursday, mentioned IN the Gazette,
died of his sintnries, on Sunday afternO0n- Mr,
a number of years. and leaves wife ana sew.
eral children "a"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

HAND HuAT.-Thos Collins OF SeaSord, had
his hand hurt at Salisbury, Nd, on the Fourth, il
game Of base ball bel ween the SeAfOrd and Sal
lsbury clubs. The game was q draw.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

BURNED.-Mrs. Medically had her dress bAdlJ
burned al Seafcrd on the evening Of the Fourti
of July. during the display of fire works. Fou
tunatslY she escaped with but slight injury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

APPoINTNENT.-Eherif Armstrong has al
pointed Mr.. George X. Roberts his deputy for u
city Of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

CRAXBERRIEs.-Wm.W w. Dulaney, Esq, Of Sea
ford, is largely engaged in the cranberry business
and he expects large yield this SeasOn. He j
one Of the most enterprising farmers in SUSSEX
county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

: ahs latest AFisond advlceS STATE that "Tatagas'
bAha 81 100 whEgloEsss 0n IL CoahiaeEss
A4sb left for CklhaakuA, "a The anaF path fh.
aiRn Agent JeIeEaon haa RQnp 10 inYastgaia The
aaaskas On AlIs PSI q as 3aah 1baieka d haka ~
An6ians, uumhednR lSI, aaEgsnAaFed e Caraaln
Randall q ~ 1'hiTsgss ssrst 1nftry. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

WHEAT THRRaHINa. "A number OfyfaEmsrs in
Sussex county haVe, commeneed tnreshlng theii
wheat. The yield will be very good, and, in many
places, considerably shove the average
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

SEVERELY 1EJURKD-Mn. Richard Warren
living at Townsend, was thrown from her car
Fiags one day last week and severely injured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

Sail aRother reduction, in the prices Of Ladies'
Lasting, ButtOned and Laced Caters. 10 reduce our
large and unequaled stock at
BABC0CK 4 BROS,
je26-2W 3O9 and 30S Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
SYLVAN STRINGS.

CHARLES KYLE, PROPRIRroR. e..
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly 1ttp4
mp for the reception OF Individual Visitors, Picntcs
nd Social Partiec.
Ample meomnodat1ons for Dancing have been
ICE CREAM, LoMoNADE. CAKES, FRUIT. &c i.
will be sold to all who may desire them.
i No Intoxicating liquors will be sold the ground,
He viii also continue his poRq lar stand q Secona
and Market streets, where the above named summe
uxufiea may be had during the seasoni also at MS
residence Sixth and Orange ssFeeta where be TiH
be pleased 70 see his many friends and the Pnblie
gSneraIIy - -I msy9-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
CITY ITEMS.
DEoPLG OFTEN WONDER
HOW 1T Is
TmAT RARCOcWx A RRO.
CITY ITEMS
THAT RABCOCK a BRO.

Do 50 much busnes when other houses are SO dull.
The facts of the matter are simply as follows
LIST. We advertise ONLY Whot ire haze for safe.
End. We hare for sale what we Gdpertise.
3rd. The people buy our shoes because they are
pleased with the styles make.
4th. The people are safisfed that they get tuA
palHe for the money they leave with us and they
o0uiH and sead AeiF Jrieads, and so the multi
plicaton of sales and customers have gone on, un,
Ill in less than years Of constant application ana
hard work we have built up a trade, that far ex-
cecds any in Wilmington.
Weinvite every body to call and see If the above
not stabbora facts at 26 and 21s Market street.
Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07

! Three OF the remaining MOdocs. one Of them
Captain Jacks fatheE-in-hg, surrendered last
Thnrsday 70 Superintendent Blair at FaiTchiid's
tanehe. Tia M0d0e prisoners ct Fort klamath
are suffering from Illness brought On BY thsiF ina
prisonmenk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-07
ORSEAckES 70 MARRLAHE

Happy Relief FOE YOUag MeR from the eff
ftets Of Errors and Abuses in early life. ManheOd
restored. Imp pediments to marriage removed =
New method Of treatmspt. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circular sent free. in sealed
envelopes, Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
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