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! determined liz TIE negative, e"s tJ-4'dss
-
A notion vas made by Mr.. Van b lren
to amerd tn resolution, by adding there
to the fillnsiug
R.sgir,d That the Constitution Of The
United 1titrs, III authorizing thr P'tsldr"t
If the United States Ia uomfndte, aud ~
aud with the advice and consent al HE ot-
natr, To appoint, a nbasaadars, ana
other public Minister'S" aathorl,rs tae
nomination aud appointment, 10 "itiees OF
diplomatic character only. existing BY
siff4c oC International laws and dIeB not
autaurIse the nomination and appoint
tnrnt. fugder the name Of ministers. Ut
Representatives to az assembly OF Na.ron,
h>rihe proposed Consress Of Panama,
who. from the nature OF their appointment,
must br mere deputies, nnkao"n to the
law of Nallo $, and without diplomatic
character or privilege.
j ReS9iued, That the power Ut forming
or entering, in any manner whateTrr,) Ia
Ia new political associations, or coatrdcra-
cirs, heuugs to he People Of thr u. States,
/ IN their so9 rrrlgn character briu8 ON Of
the powers nmch,uot haNlpg been delesa-
ted ~ the Government, Is rcse' we'd 10 thr
/ States, or Z oplr; aud that II Is not with
in thr Constitutional power Of the frde-
raj Government 10 appoint Drputfa or
Representative. Of any description, 10 re-.
! present the United States III the Congress
! of Psnina, 81 to participate IN the dejth-
rralion, or DISCUSSION, or recommendation,
! Of tets Of that Cougfrss.
RegolreR IS the opinion of the Senate,
- flf al a Ia
| lpuwrr,) the appointment OF Deputies 10
the Congress # Pauana, by tn" United
States according 10 gthr lnNlfation ei'en,
and its conditional acceptance, would be
departure from that wise and settled poll
~ by which the Intercourse OF the Uelted
States with foreign natloos, has hitherto
been regulated, aud may endanger the
friendly relations hlc now happily exist
between Us and the Spanish American
States. by creating expectations that en-
gagcnrats will be- entered INTO by us, at
that Congress, which the Senate could not
ratify, and of which the People ofthe O1i-
ted States would not approve.
Re8oIeea, That the advantages of the
proposed mission 10 the Congress of Pana-
ma. IF attaiuable) would, IN The opinion of
te Senate be better obtained, without such
aazard, by the Attendance of one at our
present ministers near either ofthe Span
i,h Goyrrnnrnt4, authorised TO express
the deep interest we feel IN their prosperity
and instructed fully To explain, -,
lVhrn rcquestrd,j the greay prlacl-
pies Of or policy, bul without brlns
lnrnber Of that Congress-. aid wltaout
power TO commit thu United Slale,, to Il.
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oo,he question 10 postpone, indefinitely,

ia the question In postpone, thuehhile'
! Is. ;he arm = seiulp6,
Il mas drtr, mind in te aiiirmali e
Sc, "a. nays sO--yeas aud DAYS same ~
hrfnre.
NJ. Hulmes submitted the following
moliat:
! Resoiued, Tuai the Senate having, "u
Ine i5la day Of February, passed tnr toi.
/ Ioning resolutions,
R,soired, That, upon tue question
whether the L. States shtii b. represent
I'd IN the Congress Of Paoalpd, the oepa'e
ought to act with open doors unless Il
snfll appear thai tbr pnbieauon ut docu-
nents. etess5ry 10 b. reteued to IN de.
bate, viii be prrJallcld To existing ne6otl,
atoms.
" Resolvea, That the President be res
pecltuly requested TO IntottD the Donate
whether such objections cKlsts 10 the pub
hraiian of Ia. documents communicated
by the Executive Of aug portion Of them ,
aud, 80, 70 specify the parls, the Pnbl
cation of when would, for that reason, be
objectionable.
II winch the President returned the
fOIlpNi me,sane II au,aer, w:
"NASHINGToN, Iotn Fen. 1876.
&" T. The S,aate Of me Instd SUITES:
= H. oasWnr I. tnr tNa resolutions Of
the ornatr, nj fhe IJ.h nstitt. marked
( .kscutht,) and whru hdYr received, |
stale, respectfully, that al thc commu1I-
cations from ne ~ tnc sen IL, lelatlag h.
! ~ all DINER communications upon En-
D. L.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-30

. ~'''s P''SoH mas w fap
thI' city AID singh ar climate -! y
~eSs-~
Baron de Tnyl, Envoy Extr,o.s
ana Minister PIenlFpteu.iafy from r., y
l. about - avail himself Of the na,' -
Of his y ,sernuarni ~ absent L,n,..I.''.'.aa
his mi 'lpn, for the recovery Of ri. I'm
and with that view lrayes hi, O., s'A,
frw days, II cmhtrk for Enel,,t
Saturday, the 1911 he took lrt,. - ~
Clay, Secretary of State, after hal. u
srnt"d u him Baron d. Malliiz. SCI 's'
Of the Russian Legation, ~ CHI.
Ahalrrs dprlng hls absence In VIM -f
ractrr Baron DE- AlaI;i,z was .cc,,l. 'a'
received. Va, 5sP
Il is with 40 ordinary feeling. of nm.
rrglrt we anuouace the DEATH Of ~. q
SnMERvILLE. 1t will he remrmbprpi,.' =
Mr.. >. had bren rerrntly appointed C.l. INK
d ,ii'iires 10 the Court Of oiockbalo &c
that hr had been detained for 81. a
months in tin, country, hy 4 se.pre ...'
position, ocealo1ed By the rapf.n4 -
blood vessel ~ the lungs. H. tool bis
Dal departure III t1r snip with g. ierJ
fayrtte brlorc his health VAS pert..,a
restored, in the hope that snort rV.,l..'
in the South of France would ln,Ir
his constitution, g. enable him 10 ,n,rr....
on his dulrs in Sweden, with tLe rs,,pl
ofwarm weather. But he has been
SANITY declining ever since his aFriy,l w..
Pars, and had strength only To proc..s
about forty leagues 10 the South If !,
where he died in he early part Of JANUARY
Oar letters from Paris State That afr,o,,
meets we're making TO nave III i9,rrrcA
III La Grange, IN compliance with hi, re-
quest. 1t may be Interesting to bis family
10 know, that his confidential papers sprs
left by him, before his departure fom Pa.
rls in the hands of our minister Nj Brown
Mr.. Somers illp was a Ydupg nan NJ mi.
ablr aud accomplished manners, of high
literary attalnneuts aud of sonnd nahIrll
principles. Such qn,IiGcaii MS an ,anz-
ed his friends 10 look forward to his I,r,r
honooI TO his country, and acquiring rppp.
ttlion for himself III the mission which ha,
been thus prematureIv broke up.
National Journal.
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Virginia state no uery.
For the benefit OF the
Dismal Scamp Canal C0qnpanp,
SECOND CLASS.

SE1ONp iBAOS.
To be drawn at ------------- ls26
J b. YATES ~ \. MINrNRE, Maaasqrs.
81 No. Lottery by Combination and Permu:
tatioh. 8 Ballots To be drawn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-30

On the 9th uIt. the managers of the
Communicable Bank in kentucky, com
mhted to the DANES, S50O0 600 olthe notes
OF that institution.
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1850 Prizes.
26J7U 4!

The above scheme does not present TO the
dealer such magnificent capitals as some, bnt
wan the extreme low price Of tickets is
taken into consideration it will be at once ad-
mittod, TO be decidedly the best scheme IN
Virginia.
Tickets in The above scheme have met wit
more rapid sale than in any class heretofore
and Of Course will soon become very scaice
those wishing to adventure had better cal OF
send il their orders as soon as possitar OF
they may he too late to secure chance
II Tickets may now be had at nv TR 10
LX LUCKY OFFICE, at The mode.
rvte price OF 50, and shares in proportion.
II Orders from any part OF the United
States by mail post PAID Or private convey.
anee, enclosing the cash or prize tickets, win
be Thankfully received and promptly attends
ed TO, il addressed to
ABRAN K. NORTH.
Lyuthhnrs
y 81 also have for sale a fel veil select
ed numbers in the Virginia Literature Loues
~, ~ Class
Whole tickets IS halves 5I,76 quarters s7t
4. Il. y
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-%e-

A duet was fought Oh tho 9th March, in
South Carolina, between DR. Bauer aud a
Mr., Mitchell Of Georgia the latter was
mortaily wounded, and died IN ten minutes
afterwards Two fires were passed with
rifles.
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...S@s"..

A letter from Bogota, dated January 90. saws
g" Mr.. Anderson, your miaister, arrived
mere lew days a6o, IN delicate health
tie IS fast recovering, and is held ia the
highest estimation by the cabinet. His
brother has also been i'll with asue and fe.
yer, butts now cut Vi ais reum. This ia a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-28
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
No. 52-for July, 1896
CONTENTS.

nsnt and uges, Of American Law with occasional Notes
md Comments. by Nathan Dane, LII. y.
H. torcesters Elements Of History Elements of tIist0-
Nv, A.tent aud Molein with Historical Charts BY j..
II. Worcester.
III Popair Education Practical Observa ions upon the
4.ilaa,iol Of the People. BY Henry Brougham, Esq
~. har5ys Discoge he Jercish Synagogue; IL The
Constitution Of the Reformed Society of sratltes for pro-
ang Principles of Judaism, according 10 its Purity
- Slii Founded IN Charleston South Carolina, SIX
cent. Il January, 1926. Q Discourse delivered in
5hsries1n, South Carolina, the twemyhrs of Novem
be, 1885, before the Reformed Society Of srachtes, &c.
Hy Isaac ifarby, a Member.
Y. Ler!rePraphyT Me Nesv Testament IL DE vera Ma
o. ne lndoe O-aons Grace Now Testament Com
rena,io Auctore Fl Planck. Claws Now les amenti
Phlologica, Anc'ore Nj. C. A. Wall. s Gtanmstik DIES
Neutestanentl chen sprachldoms Won q y Winer 4.
Lexicon nanuale CgscoLatinm in Lbros Now Testalcn-
ii, Atctore G. G Brelschneider Greek and English
LEXICON of the New Testament from the Claws Fhlloo-
&C. nf c. A. Wahl BY Edward Robinson a Greek
Grammar Of the New Testament translated from he Ger
OF G. D. Winer. By Moses Stuart and Edward II 3D.
I4s1n.
VII 1srpis. 0tines If Re EngasA language --Anayti-
cal Outlines of he English Language, cursory Exam
naen of its Materials and Srncu by John Lewis.
vn. Scottish Song The Songs of Scotland, Ancient
and Modern; with an Introduction and Notes, Historical
and Critical. by Allan Cunningham.
VII papkias Daire's CoLectaiea Grrca MG1osa An
aleka Elenika Mezona sive Colecanea Grrca Mljora,
Motifs Phloogcis, quas partim colegt, parm scrip
sit Andieas Dazel. Ednio narta Americans. Stereoty
pcd.l
TX Cootrs Nouels;-l The Pioneers, or the Sources
Of the Susauehanna; Descriptive Tale BY the Author
of precaution.' The last of the Mohcans Nara
1--we Of l757 BY the Author Of s1'he Pioneers
x. spondence on the History Of the Lar Simpsons
Discourse and Correspondence with learned Jurist
upon the History OF the Law. with the Addition Of several
Essays, Tracts and Documents relating to the Subject.
XII Critical Notices ~. Verr's Roman Nights 2.-1
DE Kays Address 9 Boston AthenEum. 8. Public Works
of the State of Georgia. The Def rmed boy. ). Anne
rcan Journal OF Education 6. Pckerings reports. z
Goulds Edition Of Virgil
Quarterly List Of NerV Publications.
Subscriptions received a this Office. 70-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-28
DISHONORABLE ACT

VIVHE printer OF weekly Newspaper in this Iorouvl
i changed the name of his paper from "Delau arr M
lister" to " Delaware Adveltiser-t adopting ~
Of the title of the "American Waterman ard Deawar Az
vertscr" Newspaper published also in this Borouul "
the subscribers and which in existence many o. ~
before the said printer commenced business. We en
that who will steal species Of property viii IVY
scrupc take another; and large portion of o nut
change papers and communications received throupb a.
Post Office have other superscription than Dev
Advertiser the design Of the aforementioned ctna
may be readily seem We haze endeayored in lie nsst
ded TO- to revert to the former, olher title for NV
paper; but efforts have been unayaing-and ~s
therefore respectfully request, avert whae
err injury the said printer may have intended towards no
by adopting title, that correspondents and tos
printers who exchange with us. will direct their iaors
the ".7merican Hafchuaa," or to A. & II. WILSON
Wilmington, Del, March 10, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.

yIyiE Subscriber Docron or MFp,cisr and PaAcTicAI
CHEMIST, respectfully informs the ladies nid Gentle
men OF Wilmington and i5 vicinity, that he has COM
nenced II prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware in the house opposfe Mr. Henry
Hpobe,s5 Eo's. Lumber rardwcrc he prepares the fol
lowing Medicines: The Sulpate OF Quinine. lhs mcdi-
cine contains the active principle OF the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared is the best medicine as yet dis
covered for the Of Agues, emiten and Intermittent
Fevers lie also prepares Balsamc Restorative for dis
eases Of the Breast and Lungs, Pulmonary Consumption
phthsc; and iCine which will effectually cure the
most distressing Headache. no matter how long its contn-
nance may be. lie also the fuothache in few
minutes without making OF any of the corroding acids,
or red hot iron, plugging the teeth with gold leaf or
sheet lead The medicine tie makes use of will preserve
the teeth for years. He prepares Tooth Powder that will
when the teeth, be they ever so black from taking med
cine or any other DIR. p. prepares Eye Water
that will remove all inamma;ions from the eyes, have
cured numbers tie rheumatism and some OF them
crippes for from it. Names signatures do not
REQUIRE as it is too much the custom with quackery
From my practice Of medicine and my experience and
knowledge of chemistry, able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
CT people may wan, them. Persons afflicted with Cancers
if they make timely application, can be cured
There is medicine sold by the of Slcdins Pdna-
cen which did hear OF until Mr.. Swaims adver-
tsement few weeks past. then called ON some OF
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke to
them respecting the Panacea and informed them that
lad the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the cure OF certain diseases All
the gentlemen spoke TO TIE subject, said they we're
certain Mr. Swain not the inventor OF the med-
cine The that invented the Panacea one Of the
creates, chemists that Europe produced and is dead near
two hundred years. and his writings difficult to be had
That Mr. Swain has got some part OF his works, or some
person gave him receipt from the work, have no doubt
or have prepared chemical and real preparation
Of the PANACEA which will sell al dollar per bot
tie by the dozen, and dollar and fifty cents single
Dr. p. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
sill Spots Erupons and letters from the face and hands,
and clears and beauties the skin. lie also prepares
Savc that will take Cons by tho roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation of pain.
Ladies Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
at is durable. if they pleased to call Inc, shall be
attended to with the srctest punctnality
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & T. c.
Wilmington, Del, July 81, 1926. 70-6n
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Queen Of Otaheite HOTEL,
a felc doors heIom the Tdiun HILL.

Joshua HUTTON, (iate Of the Black Horse Tavern,
ID respectfully informs his friends and the public in gen
era that he has taken the above extensive establishment
(recenty occupied by james Plumy) which he has fitted
up in style that will ensure comfort and convenience to his
visitors The Hotel is situated pleasant part Of the
Borough and presents inducements and advantages TO
those who are in the pursuit of business pleasure, not
surpassed by any public house in the town. The number
and arrangement Of the such that those who
wish be retired from the noise and hustle of TAVERN
may be perfectly gratifed.
The Stables and Carriage House attached to the esab
shnent extensive commodous and secure and under
the direction OF trusy superintendent.
The advertiser hatters himself that from his experience
and the accommodations Of the house he has taken he will
be able crafty his guests and render his establishment
worthy Of share of the public patronage.
Travellers wishing take passage any of Stages or
Steam Boat from the Borough, and DESTROYS Of leaving their
Horses and Carriages, may depend upon having every at
tenton paid to them until their return.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
Wilmington, April q, 1926. 39-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-28
MACHINERY FOR SALE,

TIME following Cotton and Wooien Machinery offered
Il for sale, at reduced prices
COTTON .MaCHINERY.
Four Throstles of 100 spindes each.
One 80 inch Card, workers and shippers, good clothing
One Sc inch do do. do
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, 10 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine, Cans, Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c, &C.
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
of it is in good working order.
TYOOLE.N' yuACHIJVERT.
Three "a inch Cardlng Engines.
One Billy 90 Spindles.
Two Jnneys 70 Spndles EACH
One Wrapping Mill.
Twenty Looms, of them broad, with Reeds lieddles
Shuttles, Bobbins &c. &c.
Five Power Looms, that supposed Will do either
for WOODEN cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low. either altogeth-
err in parts. Apply to j. ALRlCHS Co.
Wilmington 5th no. 18th, 1926. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-28
Delaware State Lottery,

Sd Glass; for the benefit of Newark College, Middletown
Academy, and Immanue Church, be dawn at Hilrs-
Ton, DEL, on the 18Th day Of September, 1896
Scheme.-1 prize of $4,000 of 1000; of 5000; Of
Of 80 760 of 1890 Of q. 760 prizes, 1880 blanks
A,S60 tickets
Whole Tickets S4-IIalves 2-Quartersl
This is Lottery formed by the tcrnaiy Formulation Of
80 numbers 10 determine the prizes therein, the ~
numbers from to 80 inclusive, will be severaly pacedin
wheel on the day of drawing, and four of them be drawn
out and that ticket having it, for its Formulation num-
bes the LIST, I'd and Sd drawn from the Wheel in the or
der in which drawn, will be entitled to the prize of Sl0Oou
And those five other tickets which shall have them inc
same numbers in the following ORDERS shall be entitled 70
the prizes affixed to them, respectively viz The l 80
and ID TO 81 000-2d LIST and 3d. SO, 000-2d, Sd ana
1st TO Sl7503d, LIST and 3D. 81 25O3d, Cd and Isl,
to 81 60. Those other tickets which shall have three
of the drawn numbers them, and those three the ID 80
and 4h, in of their permutatons will each be en-
titled to prize of $1,000. All Others, being II, having
three OF the drawn numbers them will each be entitled
to prize Of $500. Those 1856 tickets having Of the
drawn numbers on them, and those two the Sd and t,
in any order, will each he entitled prize of f3O
All others, being $50, with two of the drawn numbers
on them, will each be entitled to prize of So. Ana
bers on hem will each be entitled prize Of 81 NO
ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior dcno
| nation can be entitled to an inferior prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing, subject 10
the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent.
A. MTNTYRE.
Wilmington, July II, 1895. Managers.
For Tickets and shares in great variety of numbers ~
ply at the office of YATES q MCINTYRE, MANAGEis,
Robertson 81 Mfte AGENTS. No. "a, Market street, wy
mington, few doors below the lower market =,
Orders from distance enclosing the cash prize ucA
ets (post paid will be thankfully received and punch
ally attended TO, If addressed as above.
~ Cash advanced for all prizes when presented
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100000 DOLLARS.
The DelaaUare Fire Insurance Comno,n

TNCORPORATEDby the Legislature of The State Of .
ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand doar
The President and Direct receiving appIr,.
tons for Insurance. at their Office No 81 Shpey street
between Front and Second streets, against Loss h. Ers
on every description of Buildings general andse
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household Furn;,ur
and Other personal property aiso against loss or lamass
by inland transportation of goods, wares merchandise and
country produce s"'
Terms of insurance viii be ia orabe as any Of hs
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York Par
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in ,he
soldiy of its capital and that all losses will be pron ntlv
adjusted by the company. rN2
CORNELIUS ID. BLANHY is Agent to survey prope,v IN h.
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle
LEwrs EVANS is Agent to survey property 10 be In
sured for the town and vicinity of Elkton.
JoHs CLOAK Agent TO survey property TO be Insured
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna.
JosEPn JONES Agent 10 survey property be Insured
for the town of West Chester and vicinity
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush
Joseph Baily, Vim. Chandler.
David c. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph c. Gilpn, Robert Porter.
WIN. SEAL, President
ID. BrnNBs, Secretary.
April TO- 1926 49,
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Elements of English Grammar deduced from Science ard
Practice, adapted to the Capacity of LesrnersBy Will
liam S. CardeIl.
Kirkham's Grammar, second edition
Murrays, Comly's, Harrisons Smiths Ash's and Twit-
chels Grammars
Mair's Introduction 20 Latin Syntax
First Lessons in Geography and Astronomy, by J. A.
Cummings, price 25 CTS
smiley's, Adam, Gummere's, Workmans, and Morse's
Biographies
Blairs Lectures on Rhetoric, Barclays Catechism
Grmshaw's United States with Questions
Conversations Chemistry
Do. Natural Philosophy
Taylor's Agricultural Essays
New-York Exposition, American Orator
Hort's Chronology, Murray's Exercises
Hardie's Corder Colloqua
Pixies, Jess, and Benefits Arthmetics
Cipherng and Copy books Receipt books
Ruled Memorandum and account books, sc.
Story of Jack Haiyard the Sailor Boy; the vrtuous
Family designed for American Children in Families and
Schools.-By William S. Cardell. Fifth Edition.
Clarke's INDELIBLE PERMANENT INK, for writing
on Linen apparel Silk and Cotton stockings table and bed
linen, &c., with common pen. This Ink will not inure
the most delicate texture and be discharged 1t is
also the only method of identifying such property
Common and Extra fine Red and Black Sealing Wax
Lead and Paste Crayons Gum Elastic, 1apers Visiting and
other Cards, Sun Glasses Court Plaster Indian Ink Ivory
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth Brushes. Toy
Paints, in boxes single cakes Cancels Hair Pencils
Pocket and Dressing Combs.
RCe-Paper, EnigmatcaI Cards.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-28
FOR SALE.

Black Man, named James Jackson, about 90 years old
having ~ to serve, will be exposed public
SALE at the Jail in Newcastle the Sd day of August
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. JAMES FRA2EH
July "a, 1926. 71-otn
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TAILORING.
Ernncis O'Daniel,

- I1ot1-C U1-I1I HIUTHI5 MS fTeHug 0Iu Ur F"D
III that he has commenced the above business, at
NO. 8, WEST HIGH STREET,
Next door but one Hba Ferss where he intends dong
all kinds Of work in his line. in tie best and most faso'4
BILE style
Having employed Mr. CuHIsToPHEn Cousrrss, as ore'
man. he has doubt that his work will give general sa'
faction.
NJ b. a supply Of ready made clothing; also. ass.f
ment of CLOTHS CASSIMEiS, and other articles saf1
bic FOR mems wear will be kept for sale. His frends a.
the public invited to cali and see for themselves
Wilmington, April y, 1896 49,