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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-06
"YoUATT's CONDITION POWDER. F,

manufactured by WILLIAM HoLLINsHEAp
Stroudsburg. II you have never used It ,ry
a Package and if it does not benefit your
stock to The amount of one hundred dollars.
in your estimation, cali at The store and get
your money refunded.
HORSES.-It will give them good ap-
petite, keep their skin loose aud renders the
coat soft and shining, keeping them in good
condition with one-half the feed, being there
by saving of half the money.
COWS.-lt makes them give more milk
with one-half the feed, and if they give more
milk of course you make more BUTTER,
aud the more butter the more money
have SO much confidence in the Cattle
Powder that | make the above offer, know.
ing well that il will do all that is claimed
for it.
VIM. HOLLINSHEAD.
W Ask to soc The Great Tobacco An.
tid0te.
March 4, ls69.-tf
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Every year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation !;
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandrutf,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu-
lates and nourishes the lair-glands.
BY its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair splendid, glossy ap-
pearance. A. A. Hayes, Md, State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and L
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes
Sold ty at Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-06
il ARITI EiI s.
.l-A[RIU HRS.
NOW Is THE TIME TO UsE
YGHatt's Condition Powder

In the Fall and Winter when your COW.
give but little milk this poa der Is sure to
increase he quantity and improve the quail
ity. For horses, ii increases the appetite,
promotes digestion. exhlcrutes the spirits
renders the coat soft and shining. For Hogs
one package in your swill barrel wall hasten
the fattening process at least 100 per cent
This powder has proved excellent article
for sheep. Be sure yon get the
Genuine YOuatt'S Condition Powder
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-06
Chance to make Money!
One Hundred Dollars from One Dollar.
A sure thing and no Deception.

Every person owning HORSES, CAT
TIE, SHEEP and HOGS are guaranteed
to make One Hundred Dollars by using a
One Dollar Package of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
sTATEITEMs,


Sneeps head fish are plentiful ct LsWes.
MlddietOwn is well supplied with worthless
The wheat crop near MIddIetOwn came out
The Light promises something spicy next
..v LeTes was quiet and orderly on the
Hon. J. T. Comegys' cottage, ct Rehoboth ,
Is almost completed.
The Lewes depot now presents q lively scene
on the arrival Of trains,
On Friday, Dover enjoyed the first good rain
tnat mas fallen there since May Sth.
From two to three hundred excursionista
per day, arrive at Lewes from the trains. n
Inc Trustees Of the Sussex county AlmS-
mouse, nave decided to erect more buildings.
Rev. Dr. Patton and wife, of MIddletOwn,
nave gone to spend few weeks at Quore
York. -ss. '.o''- ~ '' -'O"
One Of the old Potter farms near Milford.
Wnlcn 1ew years ago, was so poor that Il
scarcely produced anything, now has upon it
one OF the finest crops in Sussex county.
y. W. Jestor, of st. Georges, lost iue
mare on "wednesday last, fI0m the result Of an
accident by which the shafts Of the Wa0on
were broken and one of the ends driven mo
her stomach. The animal was q great favor
ite, = - -
It is said that white man living naar
BridgevilIe has been held 70 bail in the ann nf
50 900 for his appearance at court for aileged
aLIempC at rape upon the person Of coIOred
servant girl. The man Is married and has
several children.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
PEMIRsTLlAiR MEWs.-

A Fourth Of July ypic-nic near cHsReld usttsd
W. S'OV alAa @GWGA
ing SUM- August lth. '"''
Chesapeake City celebrated the aFourthn with
excursions and fireworks.
The Dsmoerat calls for the re-opening of the
match stick factory, at Elkton.
The mud machlneis now engaged in cleaning
ont the mouth OF Cambridge haFbor.
The July Term Of the Wioomico county Circuit
Court only lasted one-and-a-hatt DAYS.
DyseutsEy pravsiia at Esnton, and. two citizens
OF the town ore now dangerously III with ir
The first spricOts Of the season vers Skinned
from Cambridge on Wednesday last to New York.
A valuable horse, belonging to James Ewing.
Cecil county, was hooked to death by q COW, last
week. IA a.s. vfsg - 4 -
"A Cambridge fool eat three quarts OF ice cream.
at one time, few days ago. o1is tongue was fro
zen SUM-. sEfriVy 0HA t1 5Bs -
Quite a number of people, from various points
on on the PeHinsular' are visiting ReAcboth Beach
A meeting b to be held on the IOth Of Auvust
and mesSpfes taken for the eatabIishlnent Of benk
at Cambridge, Md. 9"as
Henry Long has sold his farm Of so acres. near
Lpmbardvllle, Cecil county, to Hugh Cameron, for
shout $50 per acre. 2 e
Farmers viii aoon have Anished, their harvest,
excePtnH oAts. nay u Detng pnt up In dne order
and small quantities.
The barn ofMr. Joseph Steele, near Cowantowu.
Cecil county, was entirely destroyed by fire early
Saturday morning week. The live stock was saw
eu'l lt4 st.erE bf, tng gbAsll H.tef
Mr.. Hutchinson, Chief 11ngineer on the Port
DEPOSIT and Columbia Railroad, started On lat
Tuesday to SURVEY new route for railroad, start
ing in at "FIshing Creek" or tFeits Ridy,A and
ending at QuarryHills, that being the terminus Of
the road at present s.--,1,,,5.,-9 NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
lPRanMAL.

3 GHnAu .fff1f '4aicAl4a tfHAG NiN ~
GEN. BUCHANAN, q. S. A., and Mr.. Jeffer-
son Davis, are in Toronto. f7B
LIEUT.. FRED. GRANT is reported to be en-
gagged 70 Miss Dunlevy, an Ohio heiress.
ONE THousAND guests frequently take
breakfast at McCIellan'ssplendl hotel at Al
tOona, Pa, = ~ 0'TF
MRS SENATOR SPRAGUE has so rooms at
Newport, at the dispOsalot school teachers and
eleTRymen. ~ sest-
TEh ONO Legislature to be chosen this fall
Allen G. Thurman. E
SENATOR CARPENTER says he made SO 800
last year by arguing three cases before the
United States Supreme Court. 9H
A WOMAN in the interior Of New York re.
ooIeTe9 S2QQ IL 9 snit against q runl-seller for
selling liquor TO her husband. s-ne77a
TEE Presidents daughter, Nellie, Is at work
on summer book to be called Sketches from
Life at Long Branch. .Hfgticil 3. 4r5iIrc I. gl I
GEN WIN. Q. BuTLER, one OF the heroes Of
the Mexican War, Is still living at OaFroltOn
Kentucky, where he has resided for seventy.
Eye years. He Is now eighty fYe. lIfs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

to-day some extracts from our more immediate
contemporaries In regard 10 the snbisct Of sCesar-
ism," or the third Presidential term proposed for
General Grant-a matter that has been discussed
In the editorial columns Of the Herald for some
days past, 1t will be seen that the papers quoted
from are divided ia opinion on the question: but it
Ia generally agreed that the leading Republican
politicians, who nov hold office under the federal
administration are bent on securing, for their own
self-agRrandezemeut, the nomination of Grant for
u third term in the Presidential Office. While some
affect to treat the matter lightly others see its
momentous importance, and with earnest and hon
est zeal denouhee the ambition Of those who would
force such a dangerous element Into our syst 10 Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
The Maryland Seaside Re.or,

large party Of Baltimoreans last week
9alo Visit to Synapuxent Beach, on the Ma.
Fyland shore OF the Atlantic, which il descrih.
Gu es y S cOrresPondentof the Baltimore G0zstte
- Synapuxent Beachis located in worcostsr
70, Md, about 80 mlles south Of the canes of
4UyssiiaWare, and extends twenty-five miles to
Cnlncoteague Island in Virginia. II is a mar.
TOW strip OF land, cut Off from the mainland
9y Sne synapuxent Bay, and varies in width
beautiful sheet of salt water. VARYING in Xentb
from Two TO four feet, and In width from a
low hundred yards to eight miles. and extands
1[Oni the delaware State line to ChIncotaa one
Inlet, distance Of about sixty miles. ITS Wa
S teLs als nliso with most excellent Rsh oysters,
tsIrapihS, &c Its shores are freQuented bv
tne red-neckd duck aud other wild fowl in abnn
IMAucs also great variety Of aquatic birds.
1ne Da1 Delng entirely ypr0Eected from stOrma
ana OF shallow depth, aHvrds safe and bean.
tlIul place Tor sailing, 70 wing, bathing. fiAhinv
S,,. 1.,lk, &c. saying thls beach Is equal to
any Otner WaterlnK-Place. Is not claiming for
II any undue merit. Ithas also the adva I1ta ge
OF oelng exempt from mlasnatlc Influences :
also from that usual pest of Watering plaeea,
tue mosquito Being removed from anv
capeS lnlets or shoals, it is unaffected by any
dangerous currents or eddles, The ocean hii.
lows uqlntelruptedly roll In gigantic sweIls
uhtli % gney strike the outside bar then, break.
ing lnto cnrrent waves with gradually decIin.
ing force, subside in spreading sheets over the
inclined beach. - '-e
Between the bar and the beach is the bath
Mk ground. which Is several hundred feet In
With, the water from two to four feat deem
HAa4sands have annually hathed here fr0tu
ElAe lRmemorial, and q fatal accident was
never Known to occur. The surf bathing
equals all other places, while within 1--WE min.
utes walk OF the surf bank the still, smooth
Mater OF the bay offers q gentle bath to The
tlmld who are afraid to venture into the tur.
Duient ocean. The drive on the beach is ex,
SeHent, and Is forty miles in length. Every
tnlnR premises that great seaside resort win
W "uHy " hets uTE aRUT sHNW4]
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

On the same day that young Walworth was
found guilty OF murder in the second degree, the
nistElct Attorney OF New York city accepted n
plea OF @gullty Of murder IN the second degree
from 4 monster named 0illsn, who had ctept up
stsalthily behind his wife N the street. and stab
bed her i've times. she dying ten minutes after
wards. This wretch had elandestinely married an
lnnOCent girl Too late she found out hls worthless
character, and refused to live with hima being en-
cOuTaged - that decision by her parents. For this
the husband AleW her with haFbAFops prOdigality
Of stabs. Tho case IN all Its aapocis was one Of
murdsE i9 the frat degree even according 10 the
sstsSs definition Of tho amended law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
VALUABLE-
Manufacturing and Ctty Properly,
AT PRIVATE SALE. ..t-

Al RhlfATG SALE.
The following desirable rsal estate il offered at
No. 1.-The two steam and water povsr min.
now occnpied and used Is kiln dried corn meal and
hour mills by yames = Price Z Co. situated On die
sEItn ssht sISs Of me BrandyWine with all water
enths or controlling interest of the Brandywine
water on the south side of the creek This proper
water Whsols one sevsnty horse rowsr snrip" BoIt
ing clothes and 4xtpres all IN perfect order, Also
ae IL sGS'ES q tSSS SsoaR11S SonfSHSi1S % ib,..
e. ~. RcLes myso gr les. Mtnatd on thesouth bank
81 81 jeS Ss 1EaPSy 1" vi2s h SasEt ssOw
COdr.nsy Bsephsr Co. With 8 ysy IaTr ~
On ths eresk and qaaptSd tor WhaFyes.--
Eosss s6d .SroS eassS stable one store
No: sJA lot q land With two tWo-Story ffarae
JIaSI asteG e the oornsE S senth
On street ~ 4O feet In depth along fifteenth
No. 4-AtwO -aud-a half story double brist dv.,l.
ing house with lot 1S2 feet front on Sixteenth Street
bZ lS0 feet In depth on Walnut situated al the 81
No IA 81 and streets being
SSaatEe. House furnished with all modern improve
No, "a two story fame dwelling house. with
lot about q feSt front fifteenth street By forty
i's lP eosPts at SsHs S So 2s Fttsenth street
seenth and FFeHch streets 60 feet on Frsnch street.
~ ~ iSSs on EcuTtsenth street. with large frame
ssIEo NS eeoHRsSI e@R ~ p " ~ feet So
FOarteenth and Orange stFSsts S9 ~ \" FS u
tosnth street by 80 feet on Orange street
M9. S5A l9t Of land with fine brick stSblO on tho
south side Of louTtosnth street. bStSSc1 Msrlef
and Orange streotS. With front Of about so fsst %
E9grtoenth street. with 9epth Of 90 feet n =
No. "a very desirable bailding lot ak the N. z.
eeFhsE Ct kigAth end adison strSat1s With front
ot ~ ilset q seisoR ~ on iSkih sfTSst.
g private sale On easy terms II payment. III eSns.
pfieae some VAlnable building Iota, toq0kheR vifh
two Of the most available mill sites On tke rsndy-
wine. =
For full particulars and terms. Apply 70 baan
JAMES lB. PRICE, ..
Or to his AttoFney. j
u zS'H, 0kOBGH H. BATES,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

TIE SITE OF TIE New PnsQ OFFIeR. We
he informed thatthe Clqrke aud Crouch prob.
ty, ut tile intersection OF LOckerman with
tate street, has been selected as the site of the
ew post Office building. the price agreed upon
cling $40, OK, 5000 for each property the
uildlnga to be removed by the owners. The
srPot ~ fses ss an at apS Kn@ strssts
md depth of 300 fee. The site Is. beyond
|Oubt, the best that could have been chhSen
when the question OF convenieneS to the peo-
ble Of the town was to be- determined. The
Price Is a falt and reasonable One.-DstG-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
,Spaln. and cuba.

TEE SAME OLD SToRY.-For the hundreth
time we hear again that Spain is going "a acs
cord constltutiOaSl rights te Cuba and will q
alton day after day and month after month,
repeating fromi Madrid or Havana the same old
story, though differently dressed up TO make 1t
look less wearlsOme anj more plausible. But
nothing is done worth speaking Of nor will be
done. Under every form Of government In
Spain Cuba has been governed by arbitrary
power. Constitutional rights have never been
known there. No governments In Spain
dares venture to abolish slavery aud grant
polltlcal freedom to the Cubans. The slaves
oligarchY and the yplundeTing official satraps
forbid that The wonder Is that Spain has the
ent pretentions.- Herald. H.. ia1a $50 aaso1lia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

WALwoRTH THE PARR1oIDE has been insto,,oa
sing sing prison as shoemaker's clork. His
motner has taken up her residence in Sing Sing
village She attended the Catholic church with
her youngest son, on Sunday. ...,,fs -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

The MilWsukee Daily News says it learns from
Senator Carpenter that the Chief Justicesbip Of
the United States will be offered to Senator Howe
OF Wisconsin, should It BIS dOclined by senator
Conkling.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

TTHE pure Cent Yara Cigars we're hrst introau-
u eod after the war 81 r. Z. HAYES. You can
obtain them aoW a. GOOD 81 In former years al !
mAyEySSm I'd and French streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
ON SATURDAY. JULY lOth. 1878,

ON SATURDAY. JULY 10th. 1873.
- At 8 o'clock. p. M.
His VALUABLE FARM OF q ACRES. dividsdin.
2 two paris: one Of IL ACRES ROOD 1888
EHIkCHkS and one Of I2ACRE6, 1884 PRRcHES.
cd ct Public Sale this soaSen Sjoining thc uTosne
Gus and IT, living city Of the South SIDE and N cose
proximity % the Wilmington and Western Railroad:
ytlg - 4 does between Head and Pine Streets and
between and q streets Sand In abundance On
ne property and sutcient to pay for the whole OUT
laY ana dor butldtng purposes Sand will be ~ the
once Of OgIe Miller for examination AZ any time
previous 10 the sale. -' '-'-'
TEENS Ten per cent. on the day Of sale, ono
SnlKo o. the purchase money on or before tho Goth
oay OF Aareh. 1874; balance Of two thirds can re-
main on Bond and Mortgage for Eve years, AZ the
Optlon Of the purchaser. Interest semi. annually.
JESSE H. ALEXANDER
eeT9 70 effect the sdle. iyIl-ts
r s.-The buildings on the property cOnld not be
erected for less than six or eight fhousapd dosrA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

the war i'll Khiva Is over. The Khan entered
voluntarily the Russian camp and made hlsl sub.
@lSslon' The sooner all the old Eastern govern.
ments are eonduored the better.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

PQLlcE CAsEs.- Henry Williams and ALFRED
u S2'knd costs, ahd held 70 bail in the sum Of
300 to keep the peace. '10tNg atsR
Adam Waller and Sarah Lindsay, for the
anne offence were each fined costs, and held
bailih the snm,of 500, to keep the peace.
Ten cases of drunkenness have been dIspos-
4 6f. since Saturday morning, at fifty cents
nd costs each. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
PROPOSALS.
REVISED CODE

n snis state Is amended. together with the addi-
E9Se tne publication Of the last coda ii Being tbs
~ . q LAWS prepared BY me- IL Obedience 10
Tns requrements Of Chapter 20o Vol, ID al tke
ds q UelaWaro and approved By thu trgisintro
msSt ~, Stste q the late Sssslon PrOvsions 70
made ~ Joint resolution Of tho Gensrai HsSs,nhv
~ s aS Doyer. February 26th 1879 The pF1t.
~ ~ snI@ 1S. Sode as amended must conform 70 the
-o ~ ~ lso5 wlth the amo dments placed IN brack-
~ - Lns additional Acts may bq printed IL SmSil-
iyib.Tw JOHN b. PAYNTER,
,yNR.rW e l 1at Secretary Of Stato
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

A fire at Grand Rapids, Mich, yesterday after
noon. destroyed tw3 hundred buildings, causing
an estimated loss Of $780, 900. .. - q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
PROPOSALS. :

= ARE
STATE HOUSE Al DOVER.
- Plans and Specifications NAV ba 80, a e.
ofhces in Dover on JnIy l0th IA and
SVpies q the Specifications may be obtained from
Sslg ~ tne Commission after that date Pro
p9sas R !. VIII be Eeceved until The 2lfh inst sddrssc
at Dover, Del. 0'-'''' ''-@- Vi SO@Mlssion'
hEAEDaR RIDDLE. Wilmington.
TEWlg TAoMPs0H' j
"i' g. d.. yH0. VAN 0AsKEN, Smyrna
e HUGH MARTIN Seaford
i4 ghA9. Y. ATQGKLBV. GOorRotovrn .
iv1 -.,oI WM. M. SHAKESPEARE. Dover.
S Chairman Of Com.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
BONDS. sT0cKs. corr. Id.

0oysFnment Securities, Gold, Etato Bonds, Rail-
sion bocal beouritiea Q speciality. Being repre-
sonted in al the principal cities 81 reliable CORES
pondeats We are prepared 70 attend 10 any business
In this line with promptness and despatch. Persons
wanting 70 buy or sell are invited te give rs CALI
Quotations Of the active Stooigat New York and
PHILADELPHIA received daily at our ONCE.
Soand Investment Securities negotiated and for
Every kind Oflsritimats Banhinr done. sor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

JOIN ELLroTT EMHRsoN, who married
Alrgaret Rolhnston at Nhean FaIis, on the
Fourth Of July, and was carried with her in a
father at Cleveland, Ohio, before he left on hiq
fatal wedding triP, w. w
PospoE bankers use petal cards to notify
theIr customers when theit notes fal dns, and
the latter ere indignant. i96 6a fEtA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
GAZETTE.

KATE sToDDAAD has been committed - ,or
1Or 'rlai ior the murder Of Charles Goodrich, in
new York Her true name Is Lizzie E. King.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

A TAMEETlNG OF C0RP0RAToRs Of '.Clay-
"A ton" Loan Association, the undermined Was
anshorised 70 open book for subscription OF stock
y A proposed 10 run this loan on the new plan,
namely; TO give 70 the borrower. the whole Rmouns
q eAe loan and TO- collect the premium with duo
ana Interest. II is also Dropoaed to have weakly
jal2-tf NIL. LICHTENsTErN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
WANTS.

To TQDATRYMEN.--Wante q supply Of from Sd Ia
% Quarts OF Good Milk, TO Be delivered dniiy.
Jys-eF 42l Tatpall Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
oHECKSl

On Banks ip PHILADELPHIA. New York, Boston, Bal.
VII Be orodtod on reoeipt Etom cnstomaTa 81 par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
DIEo.

DIED.
Torbert July Ist. 1879. NJ Mill.
nsa,ry Massachusetts. aged 67 years, formerly Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Al examination Of ladies' desiring 70 become
teaehers IN the Public Schools Of thiS cIty viii Com
menee. tn hool House, No. /, on French strest. at
" ms uly 18th. ard continue two days
y'V-et ". W. HARLAN supt Of Schools.
NOTICE The Semi Annual Session of the Grand
lodge. kn!ghts Of Pythias of Delaware viii Sc
s nSto t9 the Hall ot Star OF Bethe0hem Lodge, No.
y: ~ smyrna on Wednesday, July l6 1873, at Z
jy7-dyl6 ag JAs.P HAYES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
lAx PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
CRY AND scHool TAXES rnn =

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873.
M! The 1ndsr3iEned. Receiver Of Taxes for the
sn3 W ss.w y ipgsoes wtlL 30 At the City Hail on
negIs g end le In morning, and II IN Ia in tkS
4a.Larn9cn toF The purpose Of receiving TsS a
Agg ~ nyo Rer cent. is maAO on aII 1srss
Pal1 y qy; al paid IN August and no 70 tbS cIoSs
ting o the polls of the city election fSes az az b;il
5" pa Ps,di e sna & &Sft'r that date i've per Sslt viii
IrIo7 p ALRxAN0 On ENpLRR
,Ioo WILLIAM STTLLEY, ~ = illti
Jyo-zln IL E...t Receivers Of Taxes, O +
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

@Y4yf4 tpm PaltufoI q New Caetlo =, 4
MARE MULE. Has 8 wort abonf y iSeb :
sSik III SI e tne Iorshead and sore WitheFa, a s
will be paid for her return or infr
.,.o THE JOHN &. BAKER 10
'ylA-ot 7OS H. Ffith st.. Wilmington De-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
NOTICE.

A special meeting Of the Young Mans T.oon a.
tSssSn; tSs sSno,;,HEi NJ. ~; 6s held on TUESDAY, EVENING
ket street. Tor the consideration Of proposad anend
snts y ne 6y-laws The fourth annual report WilI
pe READY Tor distribution at the fime "iAA
( gyn-tm 7. IL, YOUNG Sac,v
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
&abIle SaIee.
2T ACRES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

o,T Ths sundeIsigned will sell at Public Sale. ov.
a1rd Street Bridge, within the city limits. on th
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

o. tDividsnds, Notes. interest Drafts, 80. made With
dSSpasch' and accounted for the day payment is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
% THE DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS 2.

~ The fl4l DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS y. l..-l,
1r....-.e a. ,,,,... OF wilmington.
city ot Wilmingtan will Sc hsId a ti foa ~ ~ ~
gaiSrlsHA gl19 No 2ll. Market street. On TIJ AZ.
yyA4 EA EN- Nc next, the 18th inst ct 8 o'oIook.
AZ ~ puEpo9e ~ OrGAnisng for the city mnaiSa
eood attendance q Iequested - '--s-'--'
x.,.... ~ :, :, " y JASSE SHARPE. Chairman.
Attest.-H. 3. AoIhTIRH SSe'y jyii14t J
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
SPECIAL ARRANaEMENTs
COLLECTIONS

For intsrss. made on deposits of specific sums for
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
$1,000 WORTH or PRIZES

fs PROGRAMME. .r
MONDAY. JULY 2Ist. receiving Of invited guests.
s900ITN4to q commsnce on July 2ist, at P. Nc,
On yNg I'd &3d and 24th at 8 q. m, and close on
Ju1 rs "a and 2rd. at p. m, and on July oath,
on Pnus Eyes Targets. at IL noon and at Targets Of
Union and Man, at 3 D m.
Distribution Of PRIZES D. m
A AFULL BRASS AND STRING BAND will be in
attendance on MONDAY and THURSDAY morR-
ing, Afternoon and Evening. sH-.' :. - ~
Carriages and Omnibuses will he IN constant con-
nection with the Street Cara 70 the PARK.
TICKETS Admitting Gentleman and Ladies, 80 cts.
SING4E TICKETS Q5 Ots.
PetsRt SWING, Plays and Amusements for Chill
jyil-lw THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
I IsTRIcr o0gRI or RTHRU.s.l In
) DISTRICT 0F DELAWARE. SankFuPt'y'
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE Ss. q n ~

Lh1 70 give notice. that on the 10th day Of Jnlv
lSSIs,a SIs, Marrsnt q Bankruptcy, was Issued ont 81
H Court Of the United Statas for the Dis
BbiieS BbiieS oL Ue9Wares against the estate 81 William
kicnmanl. Jr.. Of Wilmington, In thS cornty 81
Sastle IN said diaf riot who has been SdjudeSd
81 e9y debts aqd the delivery Of any propeFfv BE-
oneing te sueh bankrupt to him or Tor bis USE Nd
y taM. and that meetine Of the creditors Of md
% proys their debts and 70 choose one or
OF Bankruptcy. 70 be ho den at No 400 KinS strSas
n mimrHgt"n M city before teyi z. Bird, ESQ Re
day Of July. A. D., 1873. at O'clock, D. M, --p --p
uf J0HN'M, DUNN.
jyn-% U. s. Marshal for said HiStT;:t. i.