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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-24
.DYAUTHORITY OF AIDED OF TRUST,

10y AUTHORITY OF AIDED oFTRUST,
ID dated the - day Of -, and with the full
consent of the present owner, Major w. N;
Berkeley, will offer, at the same time, and
place, and upon the same terms rs the above,
that splendid estate, in King William county,
known as HAYS" containing 1850 acres, adj
Joining "Goose Pond" the Mattaponi river be-
ing tho dividing line. The timber upon this cs-
tate is of tho same quality as that on Goose
Pondn and the arabic land OF the same fertile
character. 1t has been managed since the war
better than Goose Pond, and is consequently
now in better condition, and produces heavy
crops of grain, tobacco and clover. The ID w Ell
LING HOUSE and out-buildings are complete
and in good condition.
Loudoun county, feb Its
GD-The sale of the above property has been
adjourned until. MONDAY, the 18th day of
May, 1879 1873 Court day: R holland. Auctr,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
" TATE.-By virtue of decree of the Coun-
ty Court of Loudoun, made at the August term,
1872, in the case Of Hopkins, Hull y 90. VS..
sale, will sell to the highest bidder, in front OF
DAY I,a Y'D Nav 0 18th, 1873, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND, of which Charles F.
Berkeley died seized and possessed, viz:
AihSO W ilohA CosAn'yl ~ AAi'SS
die, containing about 265 acres of unusually fine
timber land-mostly chestnut. About the same
quantity of land was recently sold off of End
| feld,'' to Mr.. Letterman, of Baltimore, who now
| owns it. There is steam saw mill near this
| tract, which makes the timber very valuable.
2 A BEAUTIFULLY FARM in Caroline coun-
| ty, known as "REDCLYFFE," containing 5l7l
acres. This farm lies on the Pamonkey river. 2
miles from Hanover Court House, depot on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad-and adjoins
| North Wales" the splendid estate of the late
| Williams Carter. The neghborhood is desir-
able one; the land is of good quality and easily
cultivated. The DWELLING is large fY.ssA
and well arranged, with fine lawn, garden Ell.
and orchard, and is altogether most beautiful
and desirable farm.
Terms of Sale So much Of the purchase mon
ey to be paid in cash on the day of sale as will
pay the costs of suit and expenses of sale; the
residue upon credit of ore, two, three and four
wears, in equal instalments, bearing interest
! from the day ofsale; the purchaser to execute
| his bonds for the deferred instalments, and the
title to be retained till the purchase money is all
paid. n n A y Id1 IA
~ ASA POWELL HARRISON,
j. a. ALEXANDER,
Topdoun CO.. an 7-wts Commissioners.
nRTME BUTTER received to-day by
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TrUE SALES OF LAST
NFuJ rRJITNPHS. ,.4

THE SALES OF LAS
NEW TRUMP -. .,'e:f
The statistics from sworn returns y, in ~
of Sewing Machines in 49,, TpEpsSTY sold o'%'
sss 900 1 %SS} 5s SSs :: III
eon eane we f KsS singer ing Co. 29 The cy
or & Wilson Go. I'D, Oss; the how" n"wp o ..
145 600; tho sales of the olher G GO them sc,:
CONF srntively insignificant none 1co " The >ins
over 50, Goo, and some not over l.3' hes, >"l.f
is now offered as incompaTaoly .ho most Iitt'"
Machine in existence. oolu o ,;,.on and :a:s''
ton guaranteed " " y King sire"
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9 HINN 81 CO.,
Successors to Samuel Hartiey,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. - Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
&ss> Particular attention paid to the selling Of
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, and filling all orders for GROCE-
RES, GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS, SC,
&C., at the lowest market rates.
rs" Agents for the sale of James S. WEIGH 8
celebrated brands of FAMILY FLOUR.
HSs- Agents for the sale of the "RO UND tor
HYDRI ULIC CEMENT" jan 6-tf
j. BRoDEgs. }. LANNoN.
T BRODERS s. CO.,
y. No. IL King street.
Alexandria, Va.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
Provisions,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE
Also keep on hand general assortment OF
Cordage, Tar, Pitch Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and consignments promptly attend
ed 10, and goods forwarded without delay to con-
signces on arrival
Agents for Duponts Gunpowder.
XXX Ale and Porter always on hand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portation line. NH l0-I
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KAIARGHUS,

n LEXANDRIA s. FREDERICESprpc
"a hallway, i'
AND ALEXANDRIA & WASH1NcTn,
RAILROAD ~
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OF COPARTNERSHIP

r WILL STILL CARRY ON THE BUSI-
i NESS at the old stand, where hope to see
ali my old friends, and will ever make 1t to their
advantage to still patronize me rs heretofore
SD 2-W4W ID. u. GOULD.
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E,NAMELED CANVASS, HUBS, RIMS,
IL SPOkES and other goods in the same line,
Just received and for sale at low prices by
JOHN T. CREIGHTON s. SON,
apis " SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-24

ZOO TONS SOFT BLUE LAST K,
To arrive from Windsor, N. S.
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Particular attention paid TO the selling of al
kinds of Country Produce, and filling orders fol
Groceries, Guano Seeds, Plaster, Fish, Salt
Lime &C. at lowest market rates. feb 7-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
RnaIinh Trnitn

A correspondent of the New York Eoentng
Post writing from London, gives the Following
results of his experience .,.,,;od
A gentlemen in clerical costume, accompanied
nv his wife, got into the compartment OF M rall-
road car in which / was jonrneylng between
tyS rennota towns At one of the stations where
nv stonned he bought a metaphysical book (tne
title oil which could read and devoted hlm1en
10 ira ner1lsal This couple scarcely spoke .en
,vords for five hours Once, in order to read
s,awspaper. he passed the book over 10 ms WHO
which she took and read until he was READY 10
resume it. About midway OF the Journey, sne
lsdv opened an elegant handbag. ana taklns
1y, Il fIask treated herself to its contents,
Witch from the strong odor that hlled the COM
nartment. knew to be excellent GIN.
Tine following day at hotel saw iady az
| d;nner call for a wineglass OF brandy whlch sue
nnnred into her coffee. l noticed tne cIcuu
stapce, because the glass was pretty aI Iee une
| ;ng for one OF the suburban districts. Whle
stsndinr at the station buffet. taking cup oi
| cofFee. a well dressed man and woman appruaon
| "a tLa counter and aalled for gin and rum re-
| snectiyely, which was duly imbiped;
Passing along the streets and looking thtoust
the doors of the various parroolns @p1unu I'anr.
inc in the thoroughfares OF London AWAY
aae women standing at the counter. Inc nsol
IN drinking here by women ID certainly strikinl
| 20 a atraneer Perhaps the climate warrants IL
| have not as yet seen one intoxicated p9Ieol,..
Whatever may be the beauty OF some hhgHsi
| women. others are the ughest lmaglnapie; ~
the materiasts say, habits generate poay y. ;yrns t
tpsstas think there is a good deal OF truth
tha tbeory. May not this uglness, and llkswis ~
tha taciturpitv OF the English, be ascilpeu, u. IN
Sormar 10 ihe carniyorous appetite Whlch lam
snaciaes. and the latter to the soporlnc eneo'
OF beer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
personal AND PARTICULAR.

The President will return to Washington,
today.
The wheat crop in Oregon is reported to be
enormous.
Father Burke will return to America abont
the first of August.
joaquin Miller 10 writing prose book about
the Indians for English readers.
-"Gutta- Persha Willie" is the title of George
Macdonalds forthcoming novel.
"A touch Of sadness is said to be necessary
TO real beauty Girls get on your sad.
The "Grl with the Saffron Hair" is the title
Of a new song which will soon flood the musical
market.
Postmaster General Creswell has been
spending few days at his home at Elkton. He
returned to Washington, last evening.
"A local editor of many years experience has
declared that the man is yet unborn who could
write local item and be perfectly sure that no.
body would be offended.
Gen. Pennypacker has had h'4 leave OF Alb
sence extended till September, and will not join
his regimont, (Which is at Nashville, Tenn.,) dU-
ring this heated and unhealthy season.
AN ambitious female who read that the
Hoosc tunnel cost 5000 yard said she would
have a dress pattern off from that piece IL the
old man did not lay up a cent for the next two
years.
Pauline Lucca, the prima donna, has been
| granted divorce by a New York court. from
| her husband Adolph Van Rhade. She declares
| her intention OF becoming an American citizen.
| Van Rhade, the OK husband was a worthless fell
| low he remains in Germany.
| One of our ministers recently announced the
| hymn AZ follows
"Page one hundred and thirty-three,
| Nearer my God, to Thee.
| This being my favorite hymn.
| Rise and sing with all your VIM"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
NeIshboring Counties.

Dry weather is the complaint of the Chester
county farmers, just now.
Work upon the buildings of the Co-opera-
tive Car Company, at Oxford, progresses rapid
ly.
Last Thursday morning, a mad dog was
killed by Samuel NJ. Fadden, of Kennott twp,
after it had bitten several dogs.
-Phoenixville is preparing to annex some of
its suburbs.
West Chester was scarced into the bebef,
last Sunday morning, that the Modocs were upon
them, caused by an armed, and mounted horse
man chasing and killing dog that had been
killing his sheep.
The knights Of Pythias Hall at Phoenixville
is nearly finished.
Some of the farmers Of East Brandtord. have
commenced their hay harvest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
Extensive Timber Purchase.

o.crrT1Nd AND LUMBER-sAwINa, IN VIRGINIA.
Messrs. Charles W. Talley Il Co., of this city,
have recently purchased tract of HOB acres Of
land in Matthews county, Virginia, on the North
gCo acres OF the tract is heavily timbered, bear
Ing valuable yellow pine and white oak Of large
growth. The seller Of the property was MIR. e..
H. McClenahan, of Port Deposit.
Messrs. Talley q Co. now have an extensive
steam saw.mill, at work among the timber land
Of Sussex county. at Denioyliie. They VIII re-
move this, by the 1st of September, to their new
purchase. and commence work on the trees, cut
ilng most of the pine into flooring. They have
good facilities for shipping, having branch OF
The North river on their property.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
philadelphia Topics.

The telegraph advocates good school teach
ar. and better pay.
The Da,on advises Mr.. Penistan, who drew
III, lnttery prize, to erect grand hotel.
conductor and brakesman on the German
town branch OF the Reading r. r., have been ar
rested for ejecting colored man.
The Press hears with pleasure that num-
hor ~ Gentlemen of capital are about establish
i"g several restaurants Of the Delmonico order.
The Bulletin suggests that chorus of one
,housand well-trained public school boys be
i,clnded in the exercises at the Park on July
Fourth.
The Press and Telegraph unite to praise
Nll Kemble. What's in the wind There's
.omething behind the surface show, you may
be sure.
Lizzie Bender, aged II years, was sent ny
hor father to saloon on. Sunday, to purchase
sIs Al the door OF the beer shop drunken
hummer stumbled against her and knocked her
down breaking one Of her legs. This happened
in Germantown.
The popular weekly To Day will hence forth
la published by the To-day Printing and Pub
ishine Company" the firm Of Maclean, ,Stoddart
1 Co having been dissolved. In week or two
me paper will be greatly improved, larger
mage adopted etc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19

L. W. ST1DHAx & SoS's SALES. Under the
proper head in our advertising columns, will be
found number Of announcements OF sales OF
nronertyI by this enterprising firm Of auction
eers, and to which the public should give their
attention To-day, they announce the peremp,,
tory sale of the estate of the late Scattergood
Allen for Tuesday, July LIST. This will be
large and important sale, consisting of a large
lot Of household furniture, and Z horse, carriage
and equipments. On Monday morning, june
23d they will sell lot Of household goods, the
property of Mrs. Boys; on Saturday, june 2lst,
they will sell new brick dwelling, and on the
same day, for NJ. M. Child & Co., they will sell
58 building lots, and on Tuesday morning, July
oath. they will sell for Geo. d. Kelley, adninis-
traitor, the property of the late Samuel Kelley.
These are all important sales, and should Dc
xvall-attanded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19

The degree Of master OF arts was conierreu
upon the following graduates OF four years
standing of the class of 1863 samuel .. lI pan'
field William +. Brooks, William +, DlckeTson,
Jesse Gould, A Il Grimpe, r. D. drlmpe, WIN.
r.. Templeton, AID Joseph O. Waters.
William H. Bell. one of the above graduates,
was the servant of Secretary Seward at the time
of his attempted assassination by Payne; ~.
William Robeson came from North Carohna
on the return of one of the Pennsylvania regl-
ments from tho war. ,.;o
The proceedings were enliyened with husie Ii
from the Mount Vernon Oornet Band, OF thls
oity. Notwithstanding the large number OF per
sons present, the utmost decorum ana ordeT "ai
preserved. The weather was all that ooulu " N
desired and the exercises OF the day were II
every respect success. , :, Al,
The following were elected members OF tn'
| Board Of Trustees General James beaVel 5H,
Messrs. Helfenstein, Samuel Small anu Ihee
There are nearly two hundred students IN TN
i Uniyersity at present, and it is in very pros
/ nerous condition under the efficient manage
| mant OF Rev. Dr. N. Kendall.
| After the addresses by the graduates an
| others by Rev. DIR. Dickey, Rev. Mr. MICS, al
| Raw Mr.. Stuart ten students brought on Ih
i platform who had been recently sent 10 the IN ~
yersity from the Presbytery OF West Africa. h ol
i of them are from the Basso tribe, e,one oohso'vnn
/ we, and two Liberans. The addresses Dy W Il,
| students we're all excellent, and evlnced what III
| colorod lrace is capable OF when they receive
| liberal education.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
Tha NntIoaaI Capital.

MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsiDENT-HE HAS AN INTER
VIEW WITH THE MEXICAN ooMMIssIoNERs.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
The President arrived to-day, and will return
to Long Branch on Friday night. He had an in
teryiew with the Commissioners to inquire into
the raids from Mexico on the Rio Grande. and
expressed satisfaction at the result Of their la
bors. and determined to DO all in his power to
afford relief to the sufferers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
The ,lhnIern RannrI.

Thirty deaths from cholera were reported in
Nashville yesterday, 8 being white and "a coltored
persons. Three draymen were attacked with the
disease in the street. number of the eonvicts
in the penitentiary are also prostrated with it,
Business in the afflicted city is almost totally
suspended and many of the inhabitants are
leaving to avoid the pestilence
AT Memphis yesterday there were Is inter-
ments, including II of cholera victims.
Two deaths from disease presenting cholera
symptoms were reported in Cincinnati yester-
dav
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
Industrial News.

The Norris Iron Company of Norristown, have
contracted with the Messrs Cramp, OF Philadel-
phia, to furnish the castings for the engines OF
six new iron steam colliers for the Reading Rail
road Company.
There is strike among the workmen in the
rolling mill of the Messrs. Schall, at Norristown
on account of a demand for more wages, which
their employers decline to give.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
The Cholera Gases in NHshvilIe-A Physician'
statement.

statement.
The following is a copy of a letter sent on the
10th inst by prominent physician OF Nash
vile, Tenn, to a brother in Louisville, and re-
lates to the type of cholera existing in the for
NOR city.
We have a malignant form Of cholera-mor-
bus in our city. a species OF cholera equaly As
violent and uncomfortable as il imported from
Asia The disease made it's appearance with
ont any previous warning, IN the oiu poSn'y s
known az the Wilson Spring nelBnpOIhoou.
hotbed for all epidemics that reach Nashvllle;
As vet il ia not epidemic. Our city IL in good
cOndtion to diffuse the malaria, but 1t ls man
ly confined to the southern portion tlolone
vomiting is generally it's commencement, eVTn ~
followed by copious liquid excavations; In tue
first cases that appeared, the matter thrown up
contained bile, as also the first and secohu evao-
uatiOns, but it soon changes to colorless Ilce'
watery discharge, and after two or three eVac,
uaiions the patient colapses anu ~ ,t ni6o 81
rapidly to dissolution. In what we call the 1 coi-
lapsed state it might be termed congestVe
state. There is not shrunken skin, the genera,,
bueness nor the extremely emaclateu form "
the cholera subject of 1866. Lave hot WV
messed in the present malignant form oI cl,oiene
of an Asatc cholera corpse. In almost al "
the fatal cases to the 7th inst, the excltlnt
cause OF the same was traceable 10 h9arV
meal of new this years vegetaoles' IL IN
meeting we compared NOTES, SUI hacl
every fatal case was traced pacl
to imprudence of our new Vegetaplea
Hence still hold out that we have severe ma
hgnant form of cholera morbus In our lnlusIi
will here state that, when the patient is reache
in time, the disease yields to medical treatmen :,
at least most of the cases terminate iaVoraDl
when taken in time and the sequel OF the pre-
ent form of cholera promises quicker reactio
and fewer relapses l sun conhdeht that ses'
table provisions this year are the cause OF IN
early breaking out of the cholera. certain 4
looked for it this year after the dispersion OF q
masses from the Vienna exposition. put we naS ~
very severe prelude here now. Our city 10 u
day Of the onset Of this terrible scourge was O.
tremely healthy, but excessively filthy. Fro S,
late developments we may look for epidem
dysentery to follow the track OF the pfessl
cholera D. ..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
SALE.
no c,ose the estate of sCATTERGooD ALLEN, de-
ceased,
VIII he sold at PUBLIC SALE, by orders OF the
-" Executor, at
No. 914 Vest Street. WiI., Del.
on Tuesday, july Ist,
At Q O'Clock, sharp, as follows:

IN pARTOR-1 fine rosewood piano, made by W,
r. Brad ury New York, and nearly new, cost SuVo:
aIan stool and cover air cloth sofa wall cnalts
an1a atnffed: fine re septon chairs, ladies' cnalr
with arms, covered with crimson plush, i sania,
marnle.top; marble.top center table, oi nus 20
varda BRUSSELS carpe s, marble ornaments: &u.
IN ENTRY.-Entry and stair carpets, rugs,
walnut hat rock, stair rods, tc. = -,,.. ,,ao
IN DINING ROOM II marble top Wsinat slae
hoard extension table. 10 teet lang mirror. SIX
dininU room cane chairs, 25 yards ingram chrpet
walters, Dishes knives forks FrenGh cnina soio
nand tea seT day cocs, pictures, 2 shades, &c.
onns,stng Of marbe-top dressing bureau, marele-
ton inslOsed stand large bedstead, large ward
robe goose feather bed, mattrass oolseers, pii-
lows hedding towel rack, walnut dressing sgsno'
large arm chair fancy chamber SET 80 yards IN
arain carpets, mantle ornaments curtelus, 81
SECOND-STORY BACK RODM-Wannt set, ~
| follows: marble-top essing bureau, InarplI,tsp
atand. hedstead with elegant spring matuassi Deu'
ding chamber set, 20 yards ingram csrpFt' Vases
ornaments cur Aus &C -, ,ao,. ao,.
center table sofa rocker, cane rocker. / green
rem lounge large mirror, % yards ingram catpoe
pictures, vases blinds, &c ..,.-. 4.
PHiRD- ! TORY FRONT Ro0M-B dsteads, bed
ding wnrdroOe, mating shades staho' sas1' 0naii
Der TsIR6 sgIa ~ STORY BACK RooM-1 good bedstead
| bed and bedding bureau looking glass, washstand
| champer SET 2b yard ingram carpet, shades, &c
| IN SRRvANTs' RooM-Bedsteads' stand' glass;
tables 20 yards ingram carpets ,.,.
| IN KITCHEN-Tahes, chairs, dish g, pans, DUCK
cts tubs, irons and many otner things not here emu
merated -, =. H., d., ,ront of III
| honse No 9I4 West street. will be sold az rnon
| sale, brown mare, years old; nrstGlass IN
family mare; a good traveller; Jenny Llnd - -
| carriage made by Coo ing Lloyd, no-top wagon
| robes whip, set single harness, &C -,
The abtVe goods are all frat-class and Will pos
lively be sold to the highest bidder; T., rvoon,orz
| of Scattergood Anen d ceased.
| L W STIDHAM 4 SoN, Aucttoneers yeIS-4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19

A. b. Meacham, the Peace Commissioner VINO
has been in washington preparing his report,
left for the Pacific coast last night, in obedience
to telegraphic summons to appear before tne
Modoc Court Martial.
At New Orleans, yesterday, the marble statue
of Franklin, by Hiram Powers, presented 70 tne
city by O. A. Weld, was unveiled IN LsIaye1'e
Square with appropriate ceremonies
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
9eaths.

BRAUNSTEIN -On June the 1Ith, 1873, Henry, SOL
4monthH -, .,, - -
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
anectfuly invited 10 at end the funeral TO leave tne
residence Of bis parents No. GIG w. Ninth street.
on FRIDAY afternoon, June goth, at O'Clock. Ser
vice at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Cnurcn' ~ ~
O'Clock without further notice. =, :,
BROOMALL-On June 1Tth 1873 Anna E. vile OF
Robert Broomall In her AID year
Her rends are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence of her husband NO. o0a
Market Street on Saturday afternoon June 2lst q
aervice at the Brandywlne NJ. Il. Church at 2h
to proceed to RiverView Cemetery. -,
HARLAN,-In this city, on June lstn, 1878, JONI
Harlan, M. D., aged % years. A..
His friends are respectfully invited TO attend Int
funeral from his late residence, No IJs Market 81
on Satui dav, the 2lst inst, TO leave the mousse ~
O'clock, y. M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19

TUIHR NATIONAL SONGS of
England, ireland, scotland ana Wales
words and Music, Vols 81 each; or Cloth Gilt, 81
BooseY q Co., Publishers of Cheap
'AuSIC,
80 East 18th street, New York.
Aiso Sole Agents ior Dlston's Celebrated Band
Instruinents. send iOr full catalogue and Price
fIss fIst ~ jel9-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
on THuRspAY, JULY IOtI1

ON THURSDAY, JULY 10th,
LEAVING FRENCH STREET WHARF AT :
O'ULOCK, a. M RETURNING LEAVE
LRWES AT O'CLOCK, p. Ms I'd, ..s
arriving home about ten, The order on the excur-
sions ID Cape May that have been under his change
will be continued on this, he IL careful In selling
tickets to parties will not give trouble and his
attention TO the company when on the boat tnAm %
a pleasant trip. The good fishing at LeWes, sight
Of the Breakwater, q stroll over the Camp Grouna
and dip In old ocean, before returning home N
chance for pleasure that ts not offered every day.
The excursonlsts will have i've hourB on the Camp
postponed until the next day. The number Of tick
cts is limited by Capt. Hudde 80 that those who In
tend going on this delightful trip, free from Dust
will do well TO secure thetr uoketes either by pnp-
chase or by having their names registered, 80 tnst
we will know when our limited Number is compiets
Persons intending to remain az the camp can take p
trunk free of charge. There will be carriages
enough to convey ali the excursoniets to the Camp
Ground and back at trip. Carriage hire for the
round trip will be 30 cents.
Persons not taking dinner with them can be fu
nished at the refreshments stand. Baskets may be
left on the boat in charge Of person Who will zoe
them:up in a room provided fer their safe keeping
iICKETS 10 and from Lewes ...............S9.Qe
Children under l2 years. .e...st..s..ss,s. L10
To be had at the store Of JRo La GOueyy or OF any
one of the Committee that are on the two Excur-
sions 70 Cape May, to come on on July slat and Az
| gust 7th 1873 =
N. B-Parties who wish to stop 81 Lswes ta nsn.
will find there q box provided with ice IN which y
keep fish until they return. lels-N