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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-23

ENTRIES.
James Hastings b g Jerry.
Lester Fish b g Sleepy David.
A. ii. Danforth m Lady Thompson.
John S. Kinney b g Dan.
These horses took their positions in the
above order.
DEAD HEAT.
The first heat was declared dead
heat, between Lady Thompson and Jerry ;
both came in neck and neck in $50 :;
Sleepy David third, Dan fourth
FIRST HEAT.
This was contest between the Lady
and Jerry throughout-the other two hor-
scs being kept in the back ground-al-
though Sleepy David was ahead at first
quarter pole but broke and was set back
to third position. Jerry was a triilc ahead
during the last half and won by several
lengths; Lady second, David third and
Dan fourth.
Time. Psi.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-23
OURTH HEAT.

AT the half mile pole Lady Thompson
was some distance ahead and trotting well.
Sleepy David was second but was passed
by Jerry who took that position and main
tanned it to the close. The Lady won this
heat, and the race, with very little dispute :
Jerry second, David third Dan fourth
Time. 9:51n
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-23
SUMMARY.

Jean Ingelow / l 9 Q 9
Tam O'Shanter 2 Il /
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-23

Three men have been arrested in Boston
on suspicion Of throwing a woman, aged
seventy years, out of second story win
dow. and killing her
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-23

n Lewistown, Me-, dispatch says the
rise in the Androscoggin river has carried
away several bridges, surrounding build
ings along the shore, and stopped the shoe
factory at Auburn, the engine being under
water
, 1873-11-08

sions and Liquors also Furniture,
3 Ponies. Single and double seat
PhmtonS, Harness, Carts, &c.
Sale to commence with Dry goods
and Fancy articles on Tuesday at u
o'clock
Sale to commence with Provisions
&c. on Wednesday at IL o clock.
After which | will sell at House
No. so Kings Street, several pieces
Of Furniture, a Sewing Machine,
and other Effects belonging to the
dealing Of Miss Maria Meyer de
coased),
Frederihstcd 9Th November 1878
II j ROBINSON
Auctioner.
, 1873-11-08
ERRATA
o BTT u A R Y

Admiral John Christmas G. D. and D. NJ.
S. S.v. 9, died on Bird inst at his residence
at Estate Peters Rest, after a short illness
his remains, followed by a large concourse of
people, were brought into this town, aud inter
red in the public cemetery. He was
born Gin Denmark) on 3rd February
1899. In 1848 he entered the Danish Navy,
and on 28th October 1849 the rank of Com
modore was conferred on him He received
the title of Commander Of Darnebrog on 2nd
October 1859. On his resigning his rank as
Commodore (along with the pension attached
thereto) the title Of Admiral was conferred on
him. He acted for a short time as Governor
of the Danish Westindia Islands,
, 1873-11-08
Unclaimed Letters
IN CHRISTIANSTED'S POST OFEICE

Miss Jane Andrew, Dr.. L. NJ Abbot,
Mrs. Rachel Benjamin, Miss Elizabeth
Benjamin, Miss Adelaide Crawan, Miss
Charlotte Cramer. Mr.. v. Charles, E1a
Elizabeth Cddfose, Miss Elizabeth Christie
pher, jenna Ina L. Daniels, Mr.. John
Richa Elliott, Miss Henrietta Furey, Mrs.
Louisa George, John Haagensen, Rebecca
Hoiris, Mr. J~0rgensen, Mr.. w. James,
Elizabeth Mullen, Miss Julia Morris, Louis
McNess, Lawrjtz Nielsen Peter Otto,
Styrmand Olsen Thomas Rogers, Miss
Augusta Williams, Mrs. Mary Williams,
Mrs. Susannah Williams.
P. TESTMAN.
, 1873-11-08
SUKKERPLANTAGE
n N nj N III & I Nh N

med alt Yilbeh0r, bcIiGGcude j Prind-
sens Qyartccr her paa Den sub No.
~ ad No. s. og 81, biiyc opraabt
til BortsaIgt i Oycreenss,cmmelse
med PIacat 22de April 1917,
Auctionerne afholdes paa Auc-
tionscOnt0iret som f0Iger:
lste Auction Torsdagen den 4de
December f0lstkommendc Middag
III. - sIet.
eden Auction Torsdagen den I8dc
December f0rstkommende midday
I'll. - slct.
3die Auction Torsdagen den 8de
Januar 1874 Middag III. ~ sIet.
Conditioperne for SaIget OF Vur-
deringen vile henIigge til Eftersyn
her paa Contoiret, hos Executor
Major WINS T.. Moore 90 i Chris
tiansteds Skifteret, hyor ogsaa andre
O~pIysninger vedr0rende SaIget kun
ne erhOIdes.
Denne Acknowledgements gener til
Iige til Efterretning for Panthaverne.
Frcderiksteds Auctionscontoir den
6te November 1878.
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-11-08

AT the request of Lawyer Kjerulf
LII in behalf of Major VIM. f.
Moore, Executor and administrator
of the Dealing Of the late George
Walker, and who also holds power
from Christiansteds Dealing Court
administrator of the Trustee-Deal
ing of Mr.. III. &. Radcliffe
, 1873-11-08
UTVDLOSTE o

FREDERTKSTEDS POSTCONTOIR.
Lea Bastian, Elizabeth BIaymeyer, W
G. Bowes, Miss Z. Burk, Rebecca Charles.
Mrs. S. Christian, John Davis, P. Didrich.
sen, Ann Elizabeth, Cornelius GriIes, Miss
G. Gutluf, Miss H. Haugh, Mrs. Hend-
ricksen, Eliza Jackson, Angelina James,
Mrs. Louisa James, Samuel James, Samuel
Jackson, Angelina Johannes, Louisa JOS
eph, Henry KNIGHT, Julia Meyer, Maria
Miller, Alfred Mitchell, Joseph Morchy,
Miss Jessy Moth, Mrs. Charlotte Richards,
Edward P. Reilly, Jul. Renter Junior, H.
H. SteinSen, Jane Smith, David Stephens,
James Stephen, Alex. Williams, Chs. Will
liams, Catbrine WeIliony.
, 1873-11-08

with every thing thereto appertain-
in4. situated in Princes Quarter in
this Island sub. No ~ ad No. SIS
and IS belonging to the aforesaid
Dealings, wili be put up for sale in
accordance with tbs PIacard dated
the 22nd Of April 1917.
The Auctions Will be held at the
Auction Office as follows
LIST Auction ON Thursday the 4th
of December next at IL o'clock
noon.
3nd Auction on Thursday the 18th
Of December next at IL o'clock
noon.
Bird Auction on Thursday the 8th
of January 1874 at IL o'clock noon.
The conditions for the sale and the
appraisement may be seen at this
Office and at the Offices Of Major
VIM. Il. Moore and Christiansteds
Dealing Court, where also other
calculations concerning the sale may
be obtained.
This advertisement eryes also for
the information Of the mortgage
holders.
Auction once FrederlkstdS .
embcr 9th 1873
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-11-08

Begjnring af Procurator
= KjeruIff for Major VIM. +.
Moore, der som Executor behandIer
afgangne George Walkers 30 90
tiIlige har BemyndigeIse fra Chris
tianstcdS Skifteret som behandler
Planter II, c. RatcIittes Opbudsbo
vii den de TO fornpynto Boor i fHiIig
tiihUrende
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
Notice.

Until December 10 the undersigned will
receive bids for the construction Of the
Dallas and Wichita Railroad to the county
line. Payments TO be made in either bonds
or money We can be seen daily from 0
o'clock A. NJ, to 4 o'clock p. NJ, at the City
Market house. s& rfFvr
nH PAT. O'DoNNELL & BRO.
2ja,ltdl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
XLIIIrd CONGRESS- FIRST SESSION


SENATE.
! WAsHiNuroN, Decamber H. Mr..
sumner introduced tho civil rlghts
bill, which he desired to have passed
without reference to the usual commit
tee. Objection being made, Mr.. f'un-
ner desired to have II telegram he had
received from the Republican, mem
bers of the Spanish Cortes read. TO
this there were objections, after which
the Senate took II recess
Mr.. Crozler, from Kansas, appeared
and vas sworn IN.
Rev. Mr. Newman resigned the chap
laincy.
Many bills We're introduced, among
which was one making the Italian
padrones felons.
The bill introduced 10y Mr., Edmunds,
to provide for the distribution Of the
sum awarded to the United States by
the Geneva tribunal of arbitration il
the snmp bill which was reported
favoahly by tho Senate Judiciary
committee last January. II provides
for the apportionment, by the Presi-
dent, of five commissioners to adjust
and determine the amount of cOmpcn-
sation due to the several claimants for
damages arising from the depredations
of the rebel cruisers, to be discharged
out of the indemnity funds awarded
by the Geneva tribunal.
HOUSE.
WAsIINGToN, December 1.-The
names Of Dowall and umey alone Of
the Louisiana delegation Were called ;
the other members 80 to the committee
ON elections rs contestants.
Ford, of West Virginia, was enroll
ed.
Two hundred and ninety-two mem
bcrs answered to their names.
For Speaker, Hon. a. ii. stephens
received one vote.
Mr.. Stephens occupies n front seat,
and uses his crutches. He is quite
frail and attracts much attention.
Mess. Wood and Mernard conducted
Mr.. Blaine to the chair. He is now
speaking. There is little prospect of
Of the message to-day.
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GROCERIES
Darlington,
Marsalis & Go
WhOLEbALh
Or Il % g q u -
AND
Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take this GrcnsiOn 90 thank our
friends for past inVOrs. aud respects
fully cnII their nttcniI1n 10 oUr ii'.
Dicnse stock. which we nre Just recelV'
ing direct from the principal MANN
inciurcps of tho North and Wohi, pnf-
chashlng direct from nrst hands iOr
cnsh an ti,e spot, and nNniiiHg our
selves OF every advantage by shipping
Ia ear Innds under speclni contract.
gnd by 0mr own labor almost irocing
ourselves from store 1yponsos' We
con ndcnt la QUE abIiily 50 oiicr 10 0ui
friends and 10 the public generally as
Immense aiOph NJ better rates ma
m0rc uniformly iOw hgurpH thnu I'm
ever before been Offered IN tie interior
0l scSas.
As a bnsis Hpi iOdpdni'0n ~ our
business. Nc guu'nnu" NV'rS nf'ifir ~
he ns represented, or money rciumdcd
~ oar eEp emse of trnisporintlon.
QUE snCccss M business depend. pu-
ircJy upon establishing ~ Wholesale
trnde ln aurthcrn rrsHs, and No 0ni5
nslS II inlr and impartial trini, Hnd Il
close comparison ~ uniform prices
with th0sc OF shreveport, Galveston,
nuu New Orleans wiih frrigaA added
nnd we chcoliuitg ubda rs 'hc 1cci-
sion 81 ibc same.
GARAISGTOH, MAi'HALiS 4 go.
bmttI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
WASHINGTON.
The War Feeling Against spain
SubsidIng.

WAsnINdToN, December l.-All eS'
element concerning the Nirglnlus haS
subsidized, though there are many spec
ulatlons is to the probabilities OF The
CASTELAR, government being unable 10
enforce It's orders, accepting the nlll'
mntum of this government,
II II not yet known whether inc
message Of the President VIII he sent
In tomorrow or on Tuesday me
message viii make about twelve tho'lst'
and Ave hundred words, Tho organic
cation of the House, and tho usual for
malltIes will delay II beyond the noon
report There wns u Cabinet meeting
at 'hall-pnst eleven o'clock, when the
President read the message
Russell Sage succeeds Captain laAd,
bury M President Of the Pacific Mail
Company.
The Cabinet remained IN session ~
I'll II late hour. Judge Williams Wa1
announced as ChicfJustlce and Colonel
Bristow, Of Kentucky ms Attorney
General, vice Williams.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
TO GAEDNERs.

have n tract of ~ acres of choice land two
and a alfmilcs sonth of Dallas, near the il.
or diary farm, witch l viii sell at SIS per
acre. A E',od hOusc. with three rooms, and
cellar, good wen of water, necessary out
ih1nees, aud seven acres under fence and in
on the premises TO So =
2si-dlwawat A. q. MyERsl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02

Tho steamship VILE dc Hayre, from
New Orleans TO liayre, WINS huhk ~
sea. Over two hundred lives were LOST
A report 10 the Mayors office says
VIM. NJ, Tweed Is In the hospital al
BlacSwells Island, withinllamailoh OF
the brain and not expected 10 i've
The ship Loehearn was 80 severely
Injured by her collision with the slcnn-
shlp VINE dc lIayre that the passell'
gors who were rescued by her request
cd 10 be put on board the lflmou,l'
tain. AGer the collision, the Locll'
earn nut about for Queenstown ~
wloh port she was due about The 2Dlll
ult. Notwithstanding her disabled
condition, nothing has been heard OF
hnr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
NEW ORLEANS.
Completion Of the Mississippi
Central Railroad TO Cairo.

New ORLEANS, December LA dis
patch from Nicc-prcsident Edgar an
nounces the completion, to-day, OF lhc
Mississippi Central Railroad TO CAIRO
rnis important connection with lht
West and Fast has been quietly hn'
pcrsistentIy carried forward, nolWith'
Standing the panic, and II regarded ~
a great triumph Of Colonel II. :. Mo
Combs energy aud administrative re-
AAIlrI.NA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
TINE MARK ETS.

New YORK, December 1.-The day
closed quietly in Wall street, owing 10
the non-recepiion of the Presidents
message or Secretary Richardson's re-
port. The future of speculation de-
ponds upon the recommendations of
these two documents, hence there WAS
very little disposition to trade. Gold
dull Mt 81. Cotton quiet at l5sG9l0lc.
NEW ORLEANS, December lection
quiet and lower; sales 1850 bales good
ordinary to strict good ordinary 14IG9
l5c; low middling to strict low mid
ding l5l@l5sc; middling to strict
middling lGl@l64c; good middling
Isle. Gold l0S3@9tc,
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CO9TOS TAC70Rs, EtCElrlNG FOR
fWlRDlSG AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
DaIlasrst Jefferson Texas.


Cnnal umonls Of cotton uud country pro-
lurc solicited, either lW suite or shipment
Ample room iOt up llnltlls,
W. soil cotton, hldps etc.,, lnr ON pulluusl
nnd render account sal q promptly, M"Wlll
inWu your pupla ur cotton Gudrr uurupcn
policy ~ u ipu,nnul|u iulr, " ur Irrl, ~
mot, II yuiWil consult Your interest, pnd
place yOur property. beyond tho danger OF
He, pUiluulN ~,
Aarnis urC, kmils portable Slonu Fn-
gnrs ana Saw Mllls,luu lippHl Il Co.'s
Double Turbine MWu Whyrl hloct,Wuh@
Cu.E uQurn uf Tho south Com Mlil, ilu#y
* lnWil'st'utlOu GinlhplWt,ruIHl ui hlu-
g,llcld, loNn-, ana tor lhu celebrated Sludc-
iNGiNwnm GRAHAM, TAYLOR g 60.
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INFORMATION

Is wanted OF Nick Green, wholeft Dallas in
September last, for n trip West, in company
with Mr.. Watson and Others Since leav-
ing Dallas he has not been heard from. Any
person in possession of any information in
regard to said Green will confer II favor on
his anxious relatives by communicating
with his sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Gilmer, Wutumpku,
Alabama, or to the undersigned, care Of
Cumnins & Duncan, Dallas.
2ijdswlt ]. NJ. DOUGLASS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
DALLAS CITY
Intelligence Office

since the first of July last, thinks that an
establishment of the above named ehafac-
ter Is n necessity here. lie would Therefore,
by this means, most respectfully announce
10 the public that from and after stn1day.
the 9th day of November, 1873, he will be
found at the City Han. between the hours of
and y a. m, and : and . p. m, ready 10
iIansnct any business In his line at reasOna-
BILE rates. lie has with him the, hest of refer
enees OF some the best houses In New
2iJi2w PHILIPPE LAvERGNE.
, 1873-03-29
PrOClama.

nile og Enhyer, som have Noger
H at fordre paa afgangne Shredder
John Georges 30 indkaIdes herved
med 3 Maanedcrs YarseI til at an
meldo og beyisIiggj0re deres krav
for undertegnede Skitteret.
St. Thomm Skiftcret den 25de
Marts 1878.
AXEL HEIBERG.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-22

HE MARRIEs FAR TOO MUcHLY, BUT IS FOUND
OUT AND FLEEs THE coUNTkY--A RACY RE
CORD OF RAscALLY PROCEEDINGS.
The jersey Shore, Pa, Herald says; A shoe
maker, giving his name as William Jones, came
to this place last winter and procured work with
Mr. A. w. Brown. After working for Mr., B.
lew days, he presented a certificate from the
nj. Il. Church Of Buffalo, N. Y, as local preah-
er and was received intothe Nj. f. Church here.
lie sedmed to be very jealous in the cause uf
christianity and made many friends in our COM
munity. Mr.. Jos. RufFaead taking an interest
In the man-and his wife who accompanied him
sent TO the city for fine assortment of bouts
and SHOES and left the establishment 60 in his
name, Mr.. Jones receiving a share Of the profits.
lie PREACHED Occasi0nally-once in the NJ. +.
Church. A vacancy occurring in the Evangel~
lcal Association of Christians, some weeks ago.
by the retirement OF Rev. Rightmire, Mr.. Jones
Withdrew from the NJ. Il. Church and connect
ed himself with that denomination, and filled
the appointment of Mr. Rightmire.
Unfortunately for Mr.. Jones and fortunately
Tor THO association, while he was filling an en-
Ragement at Wayne Station, on Tuesday last, a
young lady from Troy, Jefferson Co.. Pa, who
was Visiting Mr.. Dies at that place, was invited
70 go 70 church, to which she consented. When
they arrived at the church the services were
coumenced, MIR. Jones petilioning the throne
OF grace In his usual happy style. They stood
outside, as they did not wish to disturb the con-
gregatlon. After listening a moment or two
thls young lady remarked that "if that preacher
was lame man, she would be willing to be
quSlHtu that his proper name was Hance Rob
inson' from Troy, Jefferson county. Pennsylvan-
H. a notorious character, who left that place
some years ago, leaving a wife and four children
~ destitute circumstances. She said she "knew
ms voice, that he was her class-leader." She
u4sCrlpeG MIN 80 accurately, without seeing him,
tae members OF the church concluded to send
Icy, Mr; Rearlck, the preacher in charge
0uer Mr. hearick arrived he told Jones what
wa, said about him by this young lady, and that
ne han better call on her, and clear himself OF
30 serious charge. He turned pale, and refus-
ed 10 DO so at that time, but promieed to meet
her the next MORNING rThot afa..Co., - I,r
for Lock Haven. and tha, i a. IL. .ao,, 81
VIM Jones, alias Hance Robinson.
1t j. said he has another wife at Corrv p.
making three in all
ne purchased a horse from a gentleman neal
Ihls Place for the sum Of $3.50, twenty five O.
which ne paid down-a buggy and harness from
anoahef gentleman on which he paid .smal
sSu;u-'aklng S; the horse and buggy away will
niln' Ills last wife remains in Lock Hsyer
VITO some OF her relatives. That she has beer
DaygY deceived by Robinson we have no doubt
-ne Is a6out i've feet high, black hair, Llacl
eyes And dark complexion. His left leg is par
1yzel and shorter than the other He is a noteC
s11unurei, and the press throughout the counIr,
"il confer favor on the cause of chFistianit,
pj giving him a notice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-22

REAL tsTAr SALES IN CHESTER COUNTY,
Inc arm OF the late John Traynor, ll6 acrep,
40 Lower oxford township, was sold at public
SAFE " The executors on the Both ult., 10 James
smith, OF Elkdals, for $69.5O per acre.
Ihe Fitzgerald farm of 80 acres, in East Not
shenam township, was sold at public sale on
saturday last to jesse N. Nipple, of Delaware
coun y. for $S5.Ol per acre.
lie farm of the late John Hooker. decd in
Isl Nottingham township, was sold at public
SAFE hy the administrator on Thursday last "a
Efi Clendenin, of Little Britain iowLship
Lane oaster county, for $4,000 1t contains 81
!; Andrew jackson, of Elkdale, East Noting
nam nam township, has purchased one pf the houses
OF the new block on Chase street, in Oxford
Mr.: jackson has sold out his store at Elkdal,
to DF. James, of Mt Joy, Lancaster county, VIII,
has taken possession.
Rtv. Mr. Diekey has fold lot 100 feet from
and 300 feet deep on Central Avenue, in III
southern part of Oxford, to Jos. T. Reynolds, @
ElsH Nottingham.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-22

Iae MlAeu 1taln VIII run sobJeet 70 delays inci-
tions where time is given. ~ -
NEW CASTLE TRAINH
Leave NeE Castle for Milmlpgton and PhHiad'a
ton $50 A. H.. at LIS and $50 P. ~. for New
sunday Train-Leavs Wilmington fol New Cas-
tie, 9.4B A. NJ, New Castle for Wiimineton fOP n
,,,,.. SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
AdditionaIt 10 those above leave SmyTn foe Clay
SmyrnaS4O \. m, and 400 p. m. to maze eonnsc-
ton Tlth trAinstO and from Dover, ald stations
CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County Aad ousso
Anne's & Kent Railroads. -
AtCLAY TON, with the Mary land and Delaware
At AtHAKkINGT0N. with the anetiOn and Break
A. SEAF0RD with the Dorchester and Delaware
A. DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Rail,o.s 4
and WieomieO and POcOmoks Railroad.
| ". =. KENNRY gupt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-22
Bowers 7Oof Liniment.

After 30 ys irs prl:ti;ai experience with horses.
a staging. teaming. Ge. have learned that NOR
horses have been crippled by inattention to the
feet than all other diseases combined After many
experiments have found the true remedy to PRE-
VENT the disease of the hOof restore it after neg
ligenee. to what nature intended it should be the
great support Of the noble ANIMAL If the hOOf is in
famed and diseased. the animal Is comparatively
worthless. This L niment will surely preVeat this
worst of all diseases. (Contraction, COrnS Quarter
Cracks. Contraction Of the Back SineW. generally
called Knee-Sprung. &e.) and restore those that
have been crippled by the want of such . remedy
u9-Try it. and # will never fail il properly ap-
piled, viz:
Battle the horses foot once a week, or oftener il
necessary, at the heel and frog. and around the hOOi
close to the hair. NJ. q. BOYER,
NOHristOwn. Pa.
NAM. c. DOYER-Dear Sir: This Is to certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable for
three months past, on more than one hundred hOr-
ses. and find it the best preparation / have ever
used on horses. 1t Is far better than you recon-
mend il. Send me i've cases at once, by express,
Q. 0. ID. HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1S2 West 3lst street. New YOrT City.
+. BRINGHURSr X Co. Druggists, cornsFii
and NJ arket streets w Wilmington. having been ap-
pointed gents for this valuable and popular HOot
Lniment are fully prepared To- supply it Wholesale
and retail at the manufacturers prices.
dtaW&W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-22

TOTAL 1000 GIFTS, ALL CASE.
amounting 81 500 900
The distribution will be positive, whether all the
tickets sold not, and the 0L0 gifts ali paid
in proportion to the tickets sold
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; Halves SIS; Tenths, or each
Coupon, 50; Eleven Whole Tickets tor S500; 221l
tickets for $1,000; 113 Whole Tickets for IS OOJi
2H Whole tickets for $10.l y. No discount on less
than $500 worth of Tick cts at q time.
Tickets now recdy for sale. and a orders accom-
panied by the money promptly Tiled, Liberia
terms given to thO.e who 5uy 70 sell again.
TH0S. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY. and Manager Gift Concert
Oct4J2aw1m- saw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-22
a BanetImonIous ahoamaker.

HE SELLS THE CITIZENS or JERSEY SHORE
HE AARRrRs FAR TOO MUcHLY, BUT IS FOUND
OUT AND FLEEs THE coUNTkY-A RACY RE
CORD OF RAscALLY PROCEEDINGS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-22

S90 ect % delays incident 20 freight business.
This train will stop to take ap passengers only al
stations named, but will leave Passengers a. ahv
stopping place, except HAre's Corner. State Road.
Rodney, Armstrong; ana DUPONT,
This train will be Withdrawn whenever the in
tere g of the Company requires il.
The passenger Car heretofore attached to the
Returning Train leaving Harrington at ) % p. M,
will be discontinued on the above date,
The Freight Train with Passenger Car attlehei.
leaving Harrington at 5 N P. NJ. will make ell
regular stops for passengers.
ssps. lS73. n.P. KRNNEY. Sup't.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Tabla,
FALL ARRANaEAEpNT
FALL ARRANGEMRMI

On ana after MONDAY, Sent. Sth
= lSI3. Sundays excaDted.D Trains VII
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$4,000 CASH GIFTS 900, 90
$1,5OO,OOO.
LIST or GIFTS :

divided into 10000 cash gifts will be distributed
BY lot among the ticket holders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-22
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON : RALTI-
E M0kh RAILR0ADs
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On ana Alter WEDNESDAY, October 18th, lSJl.
= nassanaaF ear win be attached 10 the freight
sFsin leaving PhilAdalRhiA a.a0 p. n. ter VIII
ne train will stop ai Stations as i0llowa when
siganlleas 0Fays Ferry. a.l2 p. n. LaAAratte a.Ss
Pm Chester Al p n iAIsG.a 80 ?. y; Thss y &
n kllaFslia, lnlasp. u; arrive MtlmlngtQR. 10 %
u teat0l u. y. KINNEY. asN'e