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The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM LEXINGTON.
THE RACES.

LEXISGToN, Kentucky, September D.
A number of persons have arrived here
20 be in attendance at the races which
commence on the Kentucky associations
course on Monday next This city never
has been freer from nll kinds of sicknes
than at the present time. There has not
been single case Of cholera here, nor
any symptoms Of it. The weather is cool
and pleasant, and evidences of largo at
tendance and lno races are very latter
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM PIlTSBUNG.
ARM REUNIONS.

ARMY REUNIONS.
PlTrsHrEG, September .. Tic Art
company OF the Army of the Cumberland
reunion hava secured the Art association
rooms in library hall for tho display of
models, paintings, etc, which may he sent
here for tho l7th and 18th. Arrange
ments have been made for the full iusur-
anco of such article. during thoir stay in
this city, and it is thought many valuable
works of art appropriate to the occasion
will be forwarded for exhibition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
Heaasng matter On every page.

AMEs who has been United States
senator from Mississippi for four years,
and wants to be governor of the state, has
never lived there with his family, but an
nounces his intention of moving there
II he should be elected. This is kind in
Ames
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM LITTLE ROCK.
YELLOW fEV ER.

LITTLE Rock, September Regular
passenger trims are now running on the
Caro- and Fulton road between this city
and Fulton.
Parties from Shreveport report number
of cases of yellow fever at that place and
large number Of people have left the
gity
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM MEMPHIS.
BUENRD TO DEATH.

Ej ENRD TO DEATH.
MEMPHIS, September 6.--une night
last week cabin on tho plantation of Mr.,
Murphy, in Fayettc county, burned.
Three negro children were burned To-
dea,h, The parents had gone to church
leaving them alone, and did not return
until the next day. when th.v found
heap of asncs and charred remains.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ARREST y.

ARRESTED.
ST. LouIs, september 6.-E \. Whit
camp, formerly state sgen, Of the st.
Louis Life Insurance Co, for Indiana,
who has figured here in two applications
before the United States court for iniunc-
tion against the Mutual i.ifc Insurance
Co, was arrested ihis evening on % rcqui-
sition from the governor Of Indian and
charged with being
\ pEFAUlTEK
in the sum of S9O, 600 He rests in the
cslabocse tonight and will, probably, lc
taken to indianapolis to morrow by Of
ticers Forbes and Eddy, who came for
him. 1t is not known here vt whore IL
stance the arrest w8s made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM KANSAS CITY.
srccsssFuL ENrosITION.

KANSAS CIrY, September o.-The sue
cess of the exposition here is assured be-
yond all expectation and entries arc COM
ing in from all parts of tho Union. The
exhibition OF cattle and other live stock
will surpass any previous ono ever held
in this section of the country. The asso-
ciation has been compelled to erect one
hundred more stalls to accommodate tie
unexpoc cted entries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM CINCINNATI.
TIE EXPOSITION

CIScGNsA1I, September 5--Thcte was a
large attendance ut the exposition to-day.
Hotels in the city have II largely increased
number of visitors. a brilliant display
ture department and in Central hall
The work of preparation is not quite com
ple,e in any except the machinery depart
ment. There is no doubt about every
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

MENfrHus, September 5.-CioaIy mcr-
curry ~. River declining Tho chanuOl
above here is becoming troubiesomc os-
pecinlly at Osceola bar, where there Is
only teet large reported. Tho j. u.
Parker aud Colorado from above nrc
both over due. Departed. Belfast, 81.
Louis; -. Luks, Red river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, September i.--Tno grand
Jury in bo criminal court have found
bills for msnslaughtor against Pulenber-
gor, eng .necr, and Conductor Beane OF the
freight train which caused the recent col
lision at Lamont on the Chicago aud AL
ton railroad. Both arc out " Jail on
bond
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM Mll.WAUk EE.
THE LIQUOR LAW.

THE 'QlOR LAW.
MILWAUKEE, September 5.-Tho su-
prome court having decided tho Graham
liquor law constitutional, the mayor Of this
city issued proclamation notifying sh-
loon keepers that on and after We'nes-
day, September 10, they must give bonds
and produce license in accordance with
tle luw
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM BOSTON.

pECLIEED--BAsE RAIL,
BosToN, September b'-Mr, Goech de-
cliuei to preside over the Republican con-
vention st Worcester on Wednesday
Base ball Bostons 20, Washingtons s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FORM PROVIDENCE.
BoiLRH EXPLOSION.

BoiLHH EXPLOSION.
Providence, Rhode Island, September
5,--Tho explosion of boiler q. uarris'
nsw mill, ia Wocnsocket, this silernocn,
ana
BILLED TWO MEN,
also seriously injured two others and d.
mcishod the boiler house and did good
heal Of damage to tho mill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

ST. LOUIS September 5.--hrrivei /.
Clinton and Henderson, keokul9 Espcr-
ANA and bnrgc- Missouri river Elliott
Memphis; Capital CITY Nickahurg; Yea
ger, New Orleans. Departed: Clinton
and Henderson. Keokuk; Belle oI Mcm-
phis, Memyhis. Riyor falling. Weather
clear aud cooler.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

TWO wONES CONVICTED.
PHlLADELrnlA, September MARY
kowlaud and sarah j. Bsp,is,e were con-
rrLed today o' sssaul, and battery on
julia Porter This WAS great cruelty
case which e1citeS much attention in this
city
AaEEsTED OK sUsTICIOS.
4 man named Pu'pit wa, arrested hero
t'-nlgll on charge Of having fired the
Fashion stud stable Ht Trenton, New ,jer-
sey. Purpit ~as discharged from Doblo's
employ on Tuesday Will" intoxicated.
on "Wednesday ho was heard to make II
throat that the stable would not stand
another week. He will be taken to Tren-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

EPIrrsuugU, September River fall
my very slowly with feet Il iuchc. IN
the chHuuel. Weather clear and p'-a.-
ant,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

ENAS>yILLE, September a.--Mrrcury
30 to II degree The river has ris"n Il
inches. Weather clear and pleasant
Up Qlickstep, Geo Roberts Storm No.
and barges. Down. knnuwha No. =
and bargas, Charmer, Mary Ament, Tar.
ascon, all with good trips, bu.incs- active
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

NlchsuuEG, September ., Down, katy.
Up, John Is. Maudc Weather clear and
warm. River Falling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

NASHVILLE, september 5.-Hivor rising
slowly, y inches on shosls Woathor
cloar and pleasant,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
v'n.s' Gls'yssr Hi:
- LYONS
kAATHAIR0N
JOY To THE AFFLICTED
CHALLENGES THE WORLD
DIR. SHERN1 A MS
CELEBRATED
SNPHILITIC ERADICATOR.

Thi. preparation i. acknowledged 20 be
superior 10 MI known medicine u sure
and certain cure for syphilis ia all IL forms,
no matter how deplor.bie the condition OF
the patient II i~eutrely vegetable. IL eau
be taken iu All conditions OF the y stem, ani
with safety, also, IN connection with Othef
medicine. il the patient desires. The re-
Cipc, from which this preparation was made,
wi- obtained lIOm an old phy-icianin south
America, IN Is22, by Dr. sherman, ST.. who
ha. used IL with unparalleled success Ia the
treatment ot syphilis. not only exciting the
admiration aud aslOnl-hmcnt Of leading cit-
Zcns, bat of the medical faculty, aud has
saved the lives OF many afflicted when gwen
up a. past hope lay skilliul and eminent ply
>iriauS.
one bottle viii satisfy the greatest skeptic
a, 10 IL. superiority over all other prepsfh-
tiuu- now Ia use.
Price. ~ per bottle. Sent 10 any part OF
the nited states 10y cxprr--. Prepared and
sold only by
Or. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
N0. Chrisiy Ay., II. Louis, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

NEW ORLEANS, September t,--Arriycd,
Miller, Cincinnati Departed, Bodmauu,
st. Louis. Weather clat and warm
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

HtiNCfsSsTI, September Olive feet
. inches and falling. Departed, Andes,
Wheeling Weather faa and pleasant
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

FROM SALT LAX f.
TIE rnweI.I. ENrnsIlloN.

SALT LANE, September 5.--f. Mavan
exploring expedition, arrived from the
Colorado river this morning. Maj. Pow
ell il now devoting himself to the Affairs
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
Aa1Aa 80
9u11emD


and has just gone to Muddy valley with
Ingalls,, the ludiun agent, to arrange for
the reception of tho Peutes ou tho reserv-
ations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

Three thou.ard miles away, m another
bpmi,pherc, ,parkles the setter Spring. In
ever, drig tore in America YOU may obtain
ils equivalent, put it in your pocket and
carry il with YOU to the worlds end, II YOU
choose.
Tarrant's EGcrycscent Setter Aperient
Is simply the living fountain OF health, In
the form Of u powder capable OF being con
Ncri,d into buLbliu", flashing fac simile OF
the liuuid product Of nature in one minute.
Armed with this aniidOtc, all climates and
every atmospheric change may be faced
without fear. A. n remedy IN snalarious
levers. stomach complaints, Irregularities oi
the bowels. nerVous disorders, mental de-
pYc,Siuus, headache, an overflow OF biie,
drOpsiral ailments, nausea and constipation,
il has no equal, Sold by all druggists
september 1-cOdNw-2W.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

SlltlbEb.
}. w. Metzel, former resident Of st.
Louis, committed suicide by taking poi-
son, last night. Financial trouble is the
supposed cause.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
PEM1MsvLA NEWS,

The Fall term of the Circuit Court Of WicomicO
county, lasted only fourteen hours.
The Kent County, (Md.) Agricultural Society S
annual fair aud cattle show, commences Tuesday,
at Wouen
A new hel Of four hundred pounds weight has
been placed ia the tower of the NJ. +. Church, at
Rising Sun
The Democrats Of Coed county are united and
enthusiastic, and the success of their ticket, at
the approaching election, is assured.
The Democratic nominations in Wicomieu
county, are not entirely satisfactory, and a con
venton Is to be held to nominate - Peoples
Ticket"
The Grand Jury Of WlcomicO County has found
an Indictment against the Eastern Shore r. r. Co.
for ObstructiDg with trains the county road al
the Salisbury depot.
The protracted meeting at Bay View, Cecil
county, has ceased, because the members of the
Church have become worn out in their eXertiOns
Much good has been done.
John T. Hand, editor OF the CentreyilIe, Md.
CtIsen, having been cheated out Of the Republi
can nomination for County Clerk, announces
himself as an independent candidate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
RoWdyism.
NEGRoEs-THEY ASSAULT TWO YoUN
MEN AND FIRE UPON THE POLICE.

DISoRDERLY NEGRoEs-THEY ASSAULT TWO YOUNG
MEN AND FIRE UPON THE POLICE.
About IL o'clock, Saturday night, as two young
men, Lewis Legg and - Carr, were crossing
Second and King street, they were met by three
negroes who roughly hustled them out of the road
On demonstrating, one OF the young men was
struck in the mouth and knocked into the street
Both then started to find an officer, and soon found
officers Bradford and CraPper, who started after
the disorderly negroes. The latter were overtaken
at Third and french streets, but seeing the Of
hcers, they opened upon them with a lively show
er Of stones. As the officers approached nearer,
two Of the negroes drew TevolVers aud fired sew
eTal shots. Officers Bradford and Crapper then
drew their pistols and opened fire upon the ne
gToes who Iinmedlately ran along Third street to
King and up KING to Fourth. Here they were
intercepted by HettTicE and LegR, who, attracted
by the triDg, were hurrying TO the scene. The
three offenders were then arrested, and taken TO
the City Hall cells. Their names were Isaac Bell,
John Lewis and John w. Thomas. At the trial
It waspToVed that Lewis was not concerned IN the
assault upon the officers, and he was discharged
upon the payment of costs. The other two were
held 10 bail In the sum Of $500 each, for appear
ance at Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
RATAA AcufnRsq.
an uNKNowx NAN RrLLED ON THE T., ". -. \. \
HRAB oLAYNpNT.

An uNINowH NAN RKLLRD ON TIE T., ". ,. \. \
HEAB eLAHNpNT.
Another fatal accident, occurred on the r., W.
& y, II, Il. on Saturday evening, near Claymoni'
fust alter the fiTe O'Clock passenger train iiom
Philadelphia passed the above station, shortly Ai'
tsr six o'clock the body Of q man was discoV'
cred lying beside the track. The train was stopp-
ed and the body taken aboard and brought TO the
WilHiindton depot, whore It was placed In the
Conductors room. II was then carefully exam
ined, but nothing discovered, which would lead to
the Identification OF tho remains. The body was
that OF tall. large man, witt brown hair, anu
apparently about 35 years of age. He wore an
ordinary, dark suit OF clothes aud green striped
shirt. In his pocket was found u pockct-book'
containing small sum Of money and some unim
par;ant papers. On his right arm was picked III
india ink the following initials ana the figure Of
woman, &C. H. :" an A. H." "ti. H." "a. IL"
On his left aTn, the figure of a woman, probably
Intended for the Goddess Of Llbeity, was preked.
Ills injuries were such rs must have proved al
most instantly fatal. The back oi the head was
badly crushed, and his right foot was almost en-
tirely severed ct the ankle. II was supposed that
the man came TO his death by being struck by a
freight train which passed Claymont, going North
some time before the passenger train came along
Coroner Winsow summoned jury and held al
inq uest, but as the causes which led to the acci-
dent could not then be definitely asceTtained. the
Jury adjourned until this evening, when the mat
ter will be investigated. The body was commit
ted to the charge of an undertaken, for interment
Since the above was in type, We learn that the
man was named George Hopman, and that he re
sided in Philadelphia at No. 2l06 Henley street
where he leaves a family. lie was brlcklayer
| and had been working ct New Castle. On Sat
urday afternoon, he started for Philadelphia, but
being intoxicated, either got off, or was put off The
train near Claymont, and, II Is supposed, walked
along the track until be was struck by the freight
train. His body was sent~lo Philadelphia THU
morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
Reimbursement OF AIIcanse.

MADRID, Sept. 27.-EVening.-Th bonn
bardment was opened at Eve O'Clock this (Satur.
day morning. and Eve hundred prciectiles,
some filled with petroleum, were thrown into
the city. Great damage was done, and several
edi6ces are in ruins. A vigorous Ere vas re-
turned from the forts and batteries on shore
with effect for at the end Of seven hours the
rebel iEon-clads shipped their cables and with
drew in damaged condition. Minister Mai.
sOnaVe telesraPhed at moan to-day that the bonn.
bardment had ended and declared il vas q wan
ton outrage, which should be held up TO the re-
probation Of Europe. The msn-of-WaF ViitoFIa
and Alamanza, recently released by the British
will be dispatched 10 the relief Of Alicante.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

SHERIFF SALES On Thursday, Sheriff r. /
Armstrong sold the farm belonging TO Etastu=
Lodge situated in New Castle Hundred, on the
River Delaware, and containing go Gcres of upland
and meadow, to Samuel Guthrie, Esq for Sl7, 800.
The farm Of Thomas Downward 10 VIM. Bright,
for So q0j, and the farm of Geo. A. Lee, to Catha-
rine simmons, for $1,000.
The farm OF Erastus Lodge was Advertised in
the GAZETTE and sold last spring by the Sheriff,
for $50, ,OO6 to Al. NJ. Cleaver The owner took eE-
ceptions TO the sale and it was advertised under
the new law and sold last week again when it
was knocked down for S2.400 less money than it
set aside by the Court several witnesses testified
that the farm was worth $4,000.
There is no doubt at all that if Mr.. Lodge had
done his own business and sold the farm at pri-
vate sale, before 1t was put up by the Sheriff, it
would have brought him $4,000 or Sl2, 900 more
than be will now get for it
We believe the farm of Mr.. Downward cost him,
six eight years ago, about 5000.
Gentlemen would save money by employing an
attorney TO sell their farms and settle with their
creditors themselves.
The farm of Geo. Lee contains 200 acres. The
Republican say Mr.. Lee gave SIS 900 or $4,000
for it, of which he paid S3 900 cash leaving the bal
ancc on Mortgage. A year ago he offered to re-
turn the farm and sacrifice this $1,000 paid, but
the parties declined 10 accept the offer unless he
to do, and last spring sold out his personal prop
eTty, and put the money in his pocket. He has
since occupied the property, and made something
out OF 1t. The parties by declining his offer, wert
mulcted into the SheTff's costs, aud at the samC
time lost the profits of the farm for the year
which taken altogether was rather an unfortuua
operation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
PoIIoe Cases.
BEFORE MAYoR sIMNs.

Besides the case mentioned in full elsewhere,
the folio wing cases have disposed of by Mayor
Simms since Saturday morning
Edward Randall and Da:id Costen, by officer
Hcttrick, for disordcrly condoct, were each fined
81 and costs, and held to bail in the sum Of 5000
10 keep the peace.
Jesse Williams, col by officer Writ, for disOr
derly conduct, fiped 81 and costs, and held to
bail in the Ium of $500, t. keep the peace. -
Dan johnson and Susan Fogwell were also al
rested for disoidcrlY conduct, by officer Hope.
They were each tined costs, and keld uudes 500
baltic keep the peace.
Ten cases of drunkenness have been disposed oi
at fifty c. nts and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITION Coates
vile, Pa, Messrs, Pusey & Rice, of this city,
are improving and increasing their facilities
for storing ice during the coming winter. A
large force of woTkmen are now engaged in
making preparations for the erection of an end
less chain lifiers, and also in preparing for the
erection of hotel and slab'eJ for the accommc-
dstion of the men and horses which the firm
will have employed there, this winter,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

MPROvENEETs.-W Washington Mason has
contract ted to erect three twO-story brick
houses with back buildings for VIM Silver,
ESQ. at the corner Of Twelfth and Walnut
streets. Mr.. NJ Is also erecting Q brick build
ing for Mrs. Haines in Fifth street between
Poplar and Lombard. lie has also inst COM
pleted the erection Of fine tWo-stOry brick
house, with back building on the Philadelphia
pike, Brandywine Hd., for Thomas NailOr. 1t
Is complete In all Its departments and Is 6n-
ished In the best manner throughout. ,~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

Uncle john Harper, In the winter time Of
his life, grows gallant, and regales lady VlsI-
tors at the Lexington race-c0urse with smiles
and peppermint candy. He entered the lists
with only tWO-year-Old colt this year, aud
in third, and won. The colt has stolen hIs
affections from LOngfellOW, and 10 the bluff
and hearty old turfman Is TO be believed, the
young animal has LOngfsliOw's isurels before
him. #Fs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

IHE PANIC.-One Of our carriage firms had a
contract with New York house for several
thousand dollars worth Of carriages. The recer I
panic caused the sending wordto them TO rescind
the order
ABOUT TO RETIRE. .-,Stephen Postles, Esq :,
senior member Of the firm of :. PBstles Il Co.,
morocco manufacturers of this city, is about
to retire from active business. lie recently
purchased the Hum Jenkins property. near
Camden, Del, recently occupied by Hon. j.
Clancy Jones, and will soon take up his resi-
dence In those handsome quarters.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
A 0ood ThIng Duiy Appreciated.

No ensdci al sreVolpttOn ever goes backward;
and this maximis as ihTnTfaele in medicine as in
politics. The Advent Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
terS. twenty years ago. produced revolution in
the treatmAnt Of lhtge kss of ailments. and that
revolution ha' ever since beou in the full tide Of
successful experiment" If that tide has borne tho
proprietofs Of the celebrated vegetable specific
on 10 fortune. il has also borne thousands of hu-
man beings, who were anguish ng Hnder the effects
disease, weak and hopeless, out of the depths of
dependency into tae paradise of ealth and cheer
ulness, 1t is no exaggeIatiOn TO say, that to the
vg0r the regularity OF habit of body, tn go cd
petite and perfect digestion, acquired under the
operation of this uneQaalled tonic and corrective
muititudes OF people in every walk of life, who
had been vAinly phy sicked in the usual way. owe
the blessings Of renewed health and the prospect
Of prolonged life sep24iO eel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

CLosED.-James Haines left the city, a few
days age, and On Saturday his red store was clsed
by officer Prichard, who had claim from some
party for about $96.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
RQeIYRIRaf
Aaiftnnn rnn pVNhTila.

G9aTfA0a THIS NVAhtN0s
CAsyokse TrIba, NoA Or n, At Red Mems
HAIL Alh Market street
Lenape TFibe, No 9, I D r NJ, in fourth story
Wilmington and BrahdyWihe Council, No. 3, o
u, A. NJ, a. Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 9, o y A H., at Mechan-
les Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No D. Jr, % v. Mat
Han, 9th and Market streetA
Enterprise Circle, b U g A, at Hall 5Oi Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No l, X of p. at knight
OF Pythlas Hail, No. pa Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, q +, at Good Fell
lows Hall, MeClary's Building, 606 Market St.
ysySS-sSt sad d9tss: .ss:. - AZ 2 stSy at room
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

MEETING.-A union meeting Of the Auxil-
laTies of the WOman's Foreign Mis-. Societies,
of the NJ. f. Churches of TINS city, will be held
at Scott n. E. Church, Tuesday, Sept. 30th at
4 O'Clock, p. NJ. MRS. STEVENS, Rec. Sec.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
REAL ESTATE.

sALE or LOTS BT REYNOLDS CO., ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
The effect of the financial troubles was plainly
visible at the sale Of Messrs. Reynolds d Co, on
Saturday last out Of the "a lots 30 thoroughly
advertised, they only sold 20, and those at very
low prices, viz -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

1T. Heala's sale Of a lots IL positive, ana win
Prove SuEs, safe and probable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

VIcIoRIoUs.-The Quickstep B. B. Club, Of
this city, has had quite a successful trip down
the State. After several victories over oppOs-
ing clubs, the tour was ended, on Saturday
morning, by a victory over the Central Club,
of Georgetown, to the tune Of 26 to %. The
Quickstep returned to Wilmington, Saturday
evening. +tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
HOTELS AND sT4BLES
WAsn't'NcTo" WAs't''N
Livery, Sale and Feed Stables
kmurisEx N Move ca,

tJ0HN ATKINSON, Gate of Nexark) PRoP.
Bf&h sag fs8 k@5t
- new and first class stock Of HORSES
and CARRIAGES for hire: always in STA
bible and fOrsaie Good and prompt dHv.
AA0ASers. Horses fed he day week -
Teams front he county carefully attended To. with
obging hOstlers and cOnst ant attention bv the pro-
prietor to the whistles the public, he hopes to de-
je27-6 JOHN ATKINSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
WESTERN HOTEL.
s. E. Corner 9TH & Orange Sts.,
KYLE, PROpRIEroR,

49, The above House has been put in COM
s!s plete repair for the reception of guests
~ where they will T0ceive all the ace ON oda
n tiOns of hrst-elass hotel. Bar filed With
choicest wines. liquOrs, cigars &s., and the table
supplied with the best the market affords. Tran
sent and permanent bOaFders accommodated ut
moderate rates. Good stahling aud attentive host.
leIs liberal share OF public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
AUg2-d-u .s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap. Use i
aud do your washing and ironing in half day. Trl
g. IAllnOnd. agent 9Th and Market Sts.. Whining
ton, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29

OFFICIAL NIsT.-TO-morrow evening,
Grand Chancellor f. P. Rice, and Supreme
Representative J. J, McMuIlen, will pay an
official visit TO Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, K. Of p.
for the purpose of exemplifying the work Of the
Order.