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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

Eprpop Nsv NoRrn-WRsr:-

EDs1oR NBv N0RTnWHsr:-
I'VE have received letter from Quartz
Greek. which reflects very severely ~ 'w0
of the ciiisens Of this csIunIy-the county
Commissioners and IN ex Sheriff. We have
M desire to he party to lil'el suit. mel
Shcr 10 have any men prOwliEy shout our
office with shot guna, clchs and hungry
bulldogs; consequently. Ne must decline
The publication Ut il, unless tho wEiier can
assure % of his ability 10 substan,iA,e the
charges he makes, in which case We VIII
publish the letter. "-Nissovsea, Jxlt leeA,
is7s.
The above note was called out BY .
letter from John Morrison of this plscs
detailing statements made by WIN. Lyons
and David O'Ksefe, when they were here
after Dennis Hays. to the effect that they
had On understanding with acting Sheriff
Billy Edwards last year, that they should
let Hays get away, after they he'd fitted him
ous TO travel. but Hays would not 60; this
year they had packed she jury. with the
connivsncs 1T the county Commissioners,
and there wss not man on il who would
believe the woman (RAfala) under uaih. and
Hays would bs cleared in I've minutes after
the evidence was given. And " make assur
snce doub!y sure. they had nrecs.ed the wo.
msn on . charge Of as'ng kdesdly weapon,
last winter and summer aud ''Steve" was
to testify against her. He run of aud
sheriff Marion followed him with the IN.
derstanding be was u let him run, end
chase him of ~ far - possible. and thus
they would dispose Of the only prosecuting
ting witness against Hays; but Mr.
Hays did not have ~ much confidence
~ hue bondsmen, and left for
parts unknown. These statements were
made here and It other places by these gen
tlemen referred to. and this wss the subject
Of Uncle JOhnny's letter to the AissoYljsn,
20 that he makes no charges against county
O6cials. Uucls Johnny IL . life long Dem
ocsss. aud an old acquaintance Of Mr..
woody's, % tho excuse about the signature
10 proof 10 10 that Mr.. Woody Is one of the
clique that aspire to rule this county. and
knowing the truth Of the charges, takes this
method to avoid the publication Ut anything
tho. might show the inside workings Of his
party. ALLEN BOlcE-'UxsA MINOR"
QuAsss Csssx Aissools Co.. July ~ 1919.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

The editor 1T the New NoRrH>WEsr
Ia now receiving well.merited reward tor
his able, manly and open warfare on The
subsidy fraud BY the addition Of numerous
cash Subscribers. and the Captain he's been
recently presented with IN elegant new essy
chair. While differing with the N0RTH.
WEsr politically. We are free to accOrd to It
On M'nesty Of purpose and interest in the
welfare Of the people 1T Montana shown by
few papersin the Territory. Css'je'.
Thanks Capt: That's about the hrst good
wOld we have had from the press iu this
oontnversy. and We are glad yos said IT,
We like fight on three conditions: IA b
conscious We arc right. to be thoroughly
esteemed by friends, and thoroughly hated
BY foes. Then 1t 10 jolly. None Of the
conditions have been lacking on the above
question.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

Since wyitiag or socosss ae ~ mssdes.
oss attack % To noosans ssags ws hsvs
received intelligeace d ~ dsssh Of Chasjss
Phslpa. The hssoic dsiv0 whoo he soCbsss
SLOT o Wednesday sighs. he expired sssiy
Yesterday morning. fsOa ~ snscss Ut ~
vosnds received. ssd viii b issssssd % dey
q 0alad City. Co3oosl Red lsft Asse thie
0oeniss for ~ lAsssr p,soe, 70 sstssd ~
fusssal, and give deeess besial % ~ bssys
oas Who died q ~ pess q dsiy IKE .
soldiG: Mr. Phelps ~ originally fyoo
Wossn New Yosk. asd, q Ne iias Il
BIZ deash, Ne ahsss lfsy ysass a ga He
had been h ~ sesvies q ~ Ovsejaa1
Ssags Oo0eaay ~ ssyssA yDase - -
AigAlH saoesee1 p - sqo6sva3 - ~
- pspos v1e kaev hfA-0wisas -
p111.
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Last Thursdsy the parents Of Utica v.
BROKER called On lawyer and aid they
had reason to believe that their daughter,
who died July 9th, had been poisoned, and
that they suspected physician who attended
her Of being guilty. Of ~ alleged murder.
with the knowledge and oonnivsnos OF Col.
Blood. Nrs. Wu,dhull and Mis- Uadin
stated that the circumstances Of shes1 sisters
death were suspicious, but sefused u join
In the story Of poisoning. The lswyes
declined 70 institute inquiry before the
GRIND Jury.
New York, July IA special 10 The
Herald from Tssl,kend. dated Jolly 81 says:
Tbs Khan Of Khivs has signed scouveAtion
TO pay s,000, 900 roubles indemnity within
10 y~ss, in virtue Of which be 70 confirnet
on bis throne.
London. July 9o.-Lord Wessbury. fr.
merry Lord Chancellor Of England, died
to-day. aged -.
Washington, July l6-Cslcb Gushing
has been ~ annoyed ~ the barking Of I
cur dog that be has felt himself oompellst
10 sue ueighbor for oS0,Ooo. on sccoun
Of the yslps Of the dog, which, he alleges,
deprive him Of sleep and consequsnily Of
feet bic health.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

EDIroR Nsw Noars-wEsr-
SIR: The voters Of Blackf0Ot City wish
to know how tie members candidates fort
Ed Ut the C"uncil stand on The Subsidy
and Alien Law questions. We wish to ses
their card In the next NEW NORTH W4sT,
ana thereby oblige
MANY VoTERs.
BLAcxRooT. July ~.
I'VE trust Council nominees will express
themselves on these questions 10 The next
issue. The Missouis oonveuiion not bsv.
ing adopted any resolution on the Subsidy
question. nor any Of the conventions any
resolution on the Alien Law. Il will be sss.
istactiou 70 voters to have statement from
ihcm.-ED N. N..Wl
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26
The Yellowstone Expedition Imterruvtcd
By Tempest Of NJ and Hail.
Special Dispatch to the New York World

op0e1aI Ospatcn 70 the New York World.
HEADQUARTERS YELLOWSTONE ExPspr.
TON. July 3, via Bismarck, Oak, July s.
One ut those sudden and devastating winds
which occur 10 this country and ore partly
caused by the combined climatic influences
OF the 'able>land aud mountains in this nor.
tim Of the continent, visited this vicin.
age few days ago. II brought with it n
fur''us ha'l>ssorm, the stones Of which were
- large - small peaches. This terrible
compound tornado struck the engineers
party while in the open field at twenty six
,ailes distance from the main body Of III.
expedition. and nifty. live miles from Fur,
Liac"ln. Much damage was done to the
surveying implements, wagons &C., and the
mules broke from thei, harness and s,.Hs3
psdsd with fury which l can liksu 10
nothing but instinct suddenly transformed
Int" insanity by the power 1T the tempes,
All were more or less cut up by the hail.
stones. and two men were seriously injured
BY the wagons being blown ous them. Me-
chsnics wee dispatched at once from bad.
quarters to repair the damages, and the sur
vey'nS party sss now prepared 10 resume
'he's operations. have secn Lake Supc>
rtor 10 it, wil.les, storms, ard the wors, tor
nadoes 1t the table lande, anil l believe II
this were . settled country should have to
chronicle to day On amount Of devastation
that wonld surpass the record If the wory,
Ut those simcons that sweep the Indian
OCEAN end tbs southern coast Ut Asia,
------s.>D.. ----+------
a Western Newspaper has sa,d that il the
Southern States could 40 morrow have the
most ausplclous opportunity conceivable Of
tered them of vindicaiing the Los. Cause.
not . single mustet would be fred in ia
Name" OF this remark the New Orl. ans
zS1ss says i,s truth mo reasoning mind can
Doubt" ami slJs -.
THE Loot Cause Was the cause of ala
vssy-there was no desire u, the hear, of
secession to destroy the Union, but sing,y
70 preserve ~ vital Institution. in tho do.
s'soosisn of which they only saw ghom.
and misery and death. The storm has bro
Ken and ragged. and b spent, ana the Gle.
meais ars subaidsd into calm. No change
- to slavery, b any more sought now than
then. There b NOT man II ahe South Who
= . aaa. 'has wosld any marc, to-day, have
slavery restored than Tho North would"
Doubtless this b Substantially true That
''the last cause Was the cause Of slavery. !"
howevse. has been ~ often and s,ou,)y de-.
nssl 70 he South that this frank admission
BY : 6ostbsrS Democralic t.uraal i note.
wossAy.-A ~ HIvsh.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

"Go to yOut WOrk, )" e1clalmsa their uncle,
ilEld With rage. "And don't you dare 10 leave
He turned to. leave them. when Harry called
out: "lpll bethe lasl plI'do for YOU. You treat
US Ike dogS Ill not stay With .yOu, SEQ ifL
His uncle seized STICK and laid i scrOss lhs
bosaA bahk. ~ o. SbHEOI 0lSe
p, fNow ts yOnr WOTkl IfsVsr hear you speak
90 again, yclH suiier Tor il, lean tell yoa"
NO you'll never heAr nIO speak so Rnaih p
mnltersd Harry, ~ his hncls went aWav, +vosi
will never have the. s.chanee" .t@s -
But Frank was silent. lie went quietly 70
work, ana aftaE 0wAiIe HAtEyAdik 90, buI with
liltlS Of the sTdeE displayed half an honr before
id The hay ftld" PreSSnliy FFahk's sfrsDrIh
gave out, and aftef n6FVoa5ly attempting 10 hoIl
bic Doe, he snddenly lei not only it. bat himself
also, drop upon the eFolI1d. ThGFs he Iay 10 q
swoOn. Poor Harry. half frightened to death,
dragged his brother tOP1the iSld and called 10
They laid him On1he bed and ba.hed his face
with ylnsSar, but % no effect; he still lay Pals
When the hard-hearfed uncle looked upOu hlu
nephew he Wa little moved a frst.
Hea been too long in the SUM-" he said. Al
which harry was bold enough 10 utter reproach-
es, and spoke Of certain heavy blows which his
brother had received. Then the old man drove
him back to his wOrk, and watGhed- from ths
window to see him 60 10 it. >
Full OF burning hate, the boy went 10 The
corn, bat not not TO give il protection. Out b
his nncle's right he engTily seized his hoe and
dealt many blows here and there among thG
tender stalks. II was dark when the work o
destruction was over He stood for a moment L
receive the cool wind on his heated cheeks, anC
FASTENED to the house.
II have no time to lose" he said a. he soflly
stole up the stairs and gathered few treasure
into his pockets. The tears stood in his eyes
he bent over Frank and kissed hini. "GOod
bye, brother" -.------.----.----...- ....-..
The sick boy opened his eyes, and said,. ."Why
Hal, what is the matteff' ''.-
Il am going, frankie. 1 can't stay here an,
lo9gsr" And, AlieE anOiher kiss, he WAS gOnc;
~ fro BIZ coNC1uDHD Eo-MoERoW.l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
NOTICES IN ADMIRALTY.
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. n

" DistTict OF ID Delaware "a
. WHRRRAs libel Of inform alton has been kIea
% the District Court Of the United States Of Amer
lea Tor the Dstrie Of Delaware. on the let day Of
September, i4 the year OF our Lord. one thousand,
eight hundvOd aud seventy three, by Anthony HiK-
Rlns' ESQ., Attorney OF the United States. In be-
na Of the UniSd States against the vessel canal
D0At IW Ne1C York Lane. her tackOi, apparel and
iurnhure. Alleging in substance that Wm. d.
MOlen. Collector Of Customs for the District Of
Delaware. on the lst day Of geptembeF in the year
OF our Lord. one thousand eight hundred and
seventy three at thOCity - WilminRtOn within the
admiralty add maritime jurisdiction Of the United
states seized the canal boat vessel T07 Nel0 York
Ltne and furniture being tn pro.
perry OF person or persons unknown, for tradinR
between the District Of PennsyIYaniA aud the Dis
trictOf Delaware without being enrolled or licensed
and without having paid the United States the
fees a1d tonnage required by the Act Of Congress
N sueh case made and provided and praying aaid
Court 70 decree the payment OF said fees and ton
mage OF the United States, according to law.
now therefore. in pursuance Of the m0nition un-
der the seal OF the said Court to me directed And
dollverods do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said vessel, her tackel, &es
or in any manner Interested therein, that they bS
and appear beT0re the said District Court to be
held At TIE City Of WILMINGTON. in and for the Dis
tRiee OF Delaware. on Tuesday, 10th day Of Sep
tember. pt 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then and
there to intSTDOse their claims ard make their al
legations In that behalf
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
U. 3. District Attorney,
JOHN n. DgNN. U. s. Marshal. Dis. Of Delaware
Sept 3. 1873. sept3-6t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
"A C0PreetlOm.
Editor Wilmington Daily Gr.Otts..

Editor Wilmington daily GrsOtts:
As the notice which you printed in your pa
per OF the Sth inst, concerning the injury done
u the eye Of my little sen contains some inac-
euracles, you will greatly Obligo me by insert
Ing the following to correct the same:-
~ lie Was crossing the street, just at the time
wagon was passing, when q boy seated In
the rear OF the Wagon deliberately (accOEding
to several Witnessed .tbE'at the pointed end 81
an umbrella into his eye. Ny wife carried
tAe cAild 70 the house steps and finding him 80
seriously injured gave him in charge Of some
one ut home and hasten6d Immediately after
the wagon TO learn il possible who We're its OC-
c4pantS, consisting OttYO girls and q boy in
The rear, and two Women III front but the
latter, discovering what had been done, very
-culpably urged their horse rapidly forward,
ana 9EFra 5000 bey0ld FeRohS 5.sxr
The Aghe OF rheinjured eyeis lost complete
" ,sbHt ur, kaneu VINO Rttends the child assrir.
q US that the other W VIII not is affected.
ReslDetfatiya j a.lAMES C-ARAl4CHAEI4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

p A Sedalia dispatch reports that tho Iowa
Railroad robbers are now In Clay county, no.,
with the exception OF Mccoy, and the detec-
gang bank FObbeEY Is q be carried out. All
the banks In Western Missouri are now guard
cd by special officers. and efforts are being
made for the capture OF the robbers. The ht-
ter threaten 70 "burn OUT certain persons
who have been trying to secure their arrest
G0VernOr WOOdsOn IS reported to have said
that, II the local authorities do not show Q
stranger disposition 20 arrest the outlaws he
will send an armed fOfco after them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
New de Yes Feel9

The fervid heats Of summer are now over. In
what condition have they left yOu2 Is your liver
torpid OE disordered. your apDetits feeble. your di
shaky, your mind lethArRief This Is the state IN
which the autumn finds tens Of thousands of us and
in this state We ripe for the malarious feVers
and bowel complaints. and bilious diseases, which
the heavy deWS the yapOrs, and the vast difference
between the temperature Of night and day are ant
to engender, Rouse yourself from this condition
latent vitality Of the body which only requires the
stimulating. Strengthening and regulating agency
Of this mighty vegetable restorative to enable il 10
resume its activity and potency Indigestion bill
ousness. miasmatic feveFs. and disorders Of the
bowels, are the usual sequences Of long heated
term. Prevent or cure them with the Bitters YOU
can do either. but prevention is best.
septl0tOl7 s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
UADaSsrass Oouss.
'THEs MoRNTNO's SESSION THE JuRIEs Dis
rri'' ,f CHARGED,

i .E CHAR0KD1 3.
The Grand Jury returned yesterday, true
bills against o. u. Jester, Francis Fernandez,
col, and john II, Van Gesel, and was then
The first case was that OF Francis Fernan =
dez' whose Onense, was obtaining 20 from the
wilmington postpffice, on money order, be-
longing TO her sister, Mary Iroas. The evil
dence being conclusive the Jury returned q
verdict OF Guilty" without leaving the box
The Court sentenced her 70 One years impri-
s1nmenk g New Castle, and last evening, she
vas q Ken p jail by Marshal Damn.
1h8 Hailt JnrOFs were discharRed at the con.
cle1lou OkthlS case. ff1t
The trial Of Mr.. Van Gesel, fOr alleged NAL
HeaSance OF ONCE. while postmaster at Har-
rlngtOn, was continued. .
ION motion Of +. q. Bradford, IT,, ESQ.,, on
behalf Of creditors, the Court adiudaed Rich
ARD y. Hayes an Involuntary bankrupt, he
having Jailed to appear or file an answer. The
Court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock tO-mOr-
row morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

4tEe eEEFIoN. Last evening, Joshua Maris,
Esq, Great Chief of RecortS, gave q reception
" tlae plembers OF the Great Council OF the
UsS.1AO. h NJ. his residence, No, 6l1XVash-
ilngt0n EtFeet.iA Ylse company, among which
were a lfaIhbet OF ladieS, assembled shortly
afttr9 O'clock, aud spent the evening, in an
exceedingly pleasant and social manner. Nit
III. and refreshments, in the shape OF fruit OF
ait kinds, hberRlly pTOViiej. Cob ID. K. HES
Ter acted as master Of ceremonies, and by bis
manner and graceful attentions, coupled with
the efforts Of the courteous host and his estl-
mabie LADY, sOcceHCled in placing lhs visitors
at their ease, and causing them 20 spend q
delig pteasSnt evening. s-iS'., . = q.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

,ANOEHRR Dual II NHw AeeOr lng
to the New Orleans Pieayune, At 4 p. N. on thO
2Oth nit, duel vas fought In that city between
Ahafa ~ Roeaen, e tha New OaeAB Be- and
Mr. 9. De Ia BbotoAns, eliter OF tho Sah. The
weapons used were small swords. Mr.. Rounan
Vesl tylcc1 Woppdsll N the right o. sword arm,
when DR.. o. Beard. sdFgeon, declared that the
hght could not 70 on.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

GEORGE CARY EGGLEsTON, editor OF the
HeAstk and Home, dTAWsa salary OF $4,000 .
year, and Mary Napes Dodge, assistant editor,
IS, 900. Orange Judd the pg0Sens p1blisheI,
pays some OF his contributors IS much as $50
Tor short articles. but the geu8Eal rate fOE
work Is not high. .ipk - l-llh "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

DORH the Beens, Rrummell and Hickman,
OntIiVod their own period Of ylgog, GOOD looks,
aud C3pAeitY for eni 0ynaeRt each died IS about
the ace Of AxtS.thfae, and b q hospital.
attended by Sisters Of Charity; and both we're
buried py PaAHeeEs, ana % the public expense.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
PUBLIC SALES.
80 BUILDING LOTS
On good aud solid ground in the right locality for
profitable Investment,
AT PUBLIC SALE;
On the premises. with easy terhtO OF pay msnt.
ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1873.

ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1873.
d1aEAl or Undertaking.. These Lots are portion
OF the Hilles property, on Lombard. SheArmRn,
Tenth and Eleventh streets; are accessible 20
Schools, Churches. ASrkets, and 10 the eOnVe-
nienees Of growing, extending city, and are een-
tFal 90 very extensive Weehanie1 and mAnufAe-
turing interests, fepresentinG from zO'0 10 1900
operatives, who. in owning or renting in this To-
aality, can daily take q warm dinner AZ their re-
speetiVe homes, imPOFta0t consideration to cOa-
Venience. comfort, and health. ys5s,
An experience OF hfteen years In selling property
in and around Wilmington. may be referred 70 In
evidence, that the subscribers sales being always
positive and conducted strictly as advsrtisad, have
necessarily caused n change OF ownership from one
interests, have resulte in such prompt develop.
ment and improvements that parties who purchas-
ed early at these saleR have prov erbia y done We
many times doubling and quadrupling their in
yestments IN very ahoTt tine. improvements
have already commenced ON the property by the
erection offs good Brick Gotta Res, in cOupets: this
Is tue locality OF all others where dwellings in
demand; the tarmS Of payment are such that but
liltle need DO paid unIil next Spring and this is
the first intFod OF Property sales in this sec
tion by the subscriber Who Is Impressed With the
belief for obvious reasons, thdi early GRd proRtabts
adgaAees HS' 6sreatirsd evtk0ss Tho pareAa's here
II TERMS OF sALR.LTwsnty per cent. Cash. and
| tho balaneo in Notes equally divided at 8 and s
mentha, bearing interest from day of sale. Settle
u ent In ell cases to be made previous to the fol-
lowing Saturday. 2lth. 1873 At IL o'clock
NJ. (OthePWiae purchase may be declared VOid, ,at
v hOlo In Cash on bsiors that time, will be en-
titled TO clear discount Of percent. POssesbiOn
--'- ''---'' ~ wv -.''--" J,T. HEALD.
Agent for the Sale. RH ,hanEs building
saptl0-1a=l6-9 WILMINGTON Del
Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

CENTEENfAL. IRA meeting Of leading capital
isis Of Reading vasIheld in that city last even
ing 10 consider the best means 0f raising Read
ing'A qdom 90 macy @h ME QeuteAnial. Hon.
j. L. Getz presided. Addresses were made BY
0h3atC. BJNCgoQ and Nessrs. sag Exert
BnMAIaRns, Hem lphohR, tahd dee g.
Hawley. On motion Mr. McManns a resolu-
fQn Pl9SlOPied deelaFiqg il tsths y1PnimouH
belief Of The lneeting that the SdbscEiplioh (x-
pected from Berks county, $4,000, would lbC
raised on Of before tbs ] Stk inst. large mas
meetings in reference 10 the Centennial are "a
be held ia Hea0iag on the evening Of the 1Slh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

The cOl0Esd atEiksFu in GhaEleslOn, s. C.iYos-
tesday vissSd lha principal Ills sand By threats
compelled the emplyeas 10 Hirike for $2 80 pol
day, Thslepplpysrn, refusing, TO pay nh rats,
kvb dpd thelr mllA ard neRg 200 men
are out Of 6mploymknL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

Subject to delays Incident to freight business.
RhiS train will stop 70 take al passOnksPs only ct
stations named, bnt will leave Paaleng gers St any
stOPpinS plaeo. exeeDt HaEo's Q0rnsr, State Road.
Rodney, AFmatrOnRS g and DuPOnt,
This train will be Withdrawn whenever the Ia
teFOlts Of the Company requires Il. u -...
The passenger Gar hsretOfOgo attaehSa to the
ROsuFaing Train leaving HaEringtOu at 10 p. n.
will be discontinued on the above date.
The Freight Train with Pass enger Car attached,
leaving Harrington ct $50 p. d. will make all
regular stops for passengers ilF.... -
sOpg. 1873. ..-- II. y. KENNRY, Sup'E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

sot.le+fd ~ slbuafx1E
z sR
hsH s4ats9 u35wsel so fiaKH "a fBc
tie5ag2 guala.M
.ss;sg. - ..sssi = - 's;'.:fs ,'it.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
A HKAVY STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
CHEAP e0ors AND SHOES,
Roeona It., > aoOEs Woaa Of Market.

Tia underlined respectfully informs he UAln
friends and the pablo tAae be has on hald
larEe aRd veil selected stock of fAL.kV
AND WINTER BOOTS. SHOES and 0AA.
hil1Fan WhleA are maAalaotnRo4 iron tAq bols mas
taria ~ maaa d the best mAnneRs an4 ullho sold
eTSny e1haf elfg. Ladies aud geneleman haNing e
~ SfoFs Win have the aaRQnlAss e large and Y4-
SSd HsaS 6ttinR kO0t o. shoe. Iko puhlle are ooE-
daily Invited % call and oxA1iAo ny seook and
earn Rg OSooeaiAsiS Lee ,.-,,oop
septic RI, l.r.--. SVhN H 1ABSOOAs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

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IS a44sn Gi4 aft tts a 81 gY6a ti's tlai
vfl3 Vsgssl .2 Nf&
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
PhiladolphlS, Wilmington and Ball
TImore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,

IMPORTANT N0TICE-In addition to the regu-
IL lar Market Trains noW RAINING, an EXTRA
FREIGHT TRAIN, Sundays excepted, } With Pas
songer Car attached. will run between Wilmiog-
ton aud HAPringtOu on and after Monday Sept0m-
Der Sth, 1878, rs follows:
Leaving WILMINGTON at 6Ss A. NJ. and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

WILMINGTON, DBL, Sept 3 1873
an persons are forbid trusting any one on my ac
count on or after this date will not pay any bills
50 contracted. sepS-1W DAVID P Bush
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

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