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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

PARTY SuoeEss--Many persons regard the
saoeosS OF party to which they are attached
AZ more important than the establishment of a
principle. Hence they are ready to seize hold
0t any question, no matter how ii may effect
the body polite, that will add numbers to their
ranks, or increase the list OF yotera. This IL
common among those who lack the moral cour-
age to do their duty faithfully and fsarlessly,
without regard 10 consequences. 1t is the
true policy to lay down correct principles and
firmly adhere to them, come what may. II
they are right, if founded in truth and Justice,
they will attract men to their support, and will
triumph in the end. If this is not true, the
doctrines we have inbibed are grossly decep-
tive, and the theory Of the final triumph Of
christianity gross delusion. The advance Of
morality, virtue, and good government, arc
worth contending for, and the Offices, the pat
ronage Of tho State and county, will not COM
psnsato for their sacrifice. "A party triumph ia
mere transtory thing of itself, and is only
Important as it may effect justice, morality,
and the well being Of tho community, State
and nation. We trust our friends will remem-
Der this, and act upon it. Right should never
be sacrificed to policy, or principle to expedi
sncy. The evil may flourish for time, like
ths green bay tree, but 1t must eventually give
place to correct principles and sound and
wholesome doctrines. To insure this. il ia only
necessary Tor the advocates of purer system
Ut wiser polcy, to stand firm, and be true to
themselves and their professions. We wish wa
could impress these views on the minds of
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No 76 Markst Street bsl,t0 Third, Wilmington.
IA I'VE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
EA lufnnn3ths Public that he has now on hand
WN agood assortment of Ciothngt suitable TO tie
. his Old stand No. 70 Market st rect, be-
cwrhrI Street HIS Stack c9nPrises ~ the dllisI'hl
wnrn md n1ds the nest manner, and Will be soft
low. good assortment of Clnths, CaHslmars and Vest
ngs constantly hand which will ba made up ~ order
the best style aud in all cases warranted to fit anv
ALSO, "a assortment Of Stocks, SHIRTS, Collars, DO
Juno 2s-iy. EDWARD MOORE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
NEW SPRING GOODS

ia the whole. eIs md Retail my Goods
STORE OF JUS. a. SANDERS.
NEW SPRING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY,
HLEoANT CHALLIEs, at various prices,
HLEGANT HAREs Il DElAIAs, ut various prices,
ifLEGANT SPOTTED SWISS MusLINs, lat various prices,
ELEGANT PLAIN SwIss MuSLlNs, at various prices,
htESANT PLAID MusLINs, at various prices,
kLEGANT BRILLtASTs, Il whtteJ at I2t, worth 49,,
ELEGANr BLACk SiLks, at old prices,
hLEsANT FANCY SILKS, at various prices,
ELEGANT SHAwL5, ut various prices,
ELEGANT EMBROtDERlES, At various prices,
HLEGAST PRINTS, ut various prices,
CLOTHS, CAssiMERs ana NEsTiNGs in largo variety,
BLEAcaK aud IABLEACHKD MUsLlNs, very large lot
very low prices. JAS. A, "a NDERS,
No. ~ Market St, opposite lower Market House,
mar, Jl-tG Wimilp4tnu, Dial.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

"A TAKE THIS oGcAsRiojN 'fb INFORM THE
EA ~ ties oil W Inn gtnn and vicinity that they have
* aonme5nced The Mingry BnsiLess in the Tee.
,o. gii A2h BnHdlpg Ihrd st.. neNr Market, directly
opposite the Oihce Of the delaware Republican, and
are NOW opened with large and superior uent
bONyE 10 bl every description which they have Sc
fGted Tta great oi[e from tie best houses Of Phade
olais. lks, Caps, Ribbons. Flowers &c, 10 which
they respectfully invite sLe at ent on of bsdies,
u Beaohlns anu Pressing dono at the shortest no
TUG. Hp 2-5mO.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
SUPERIOR CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
s.. j. HORN.
H7 Rahis Il Es5; y sI;1,s Z, I sEsa

I2iTFNSto ~ all Ia want of Chrriase s cxeon-
-pan4ssp7gfSfy tod in Buperiur slyie and at fair
HsSesa Shsra'As rates 90 cal at HIS CnHch Msnuffo-
- tory situated ~ Poplar ST., between
Fourth and Fllth. WilnunstOD. Dol. The public NAV
rest assured that the Vehicles TT nY estHbh re
male from the Desi and tho work tho best
inrSha1ies y ne country They eonhdently recon-
lehuedi anu TIE people Rrn Cordially invited call and
exnn.inetoI 90 si1s ves-const Rntly hand BAHOU
M HE'S. DEARBORNS,. RGskAWAYS, YORK
WAGONS, SUi.kEYS, &c., DO.
heplrlng promptly attended, and executed in the best
mann ". apr 23inO.
nEER PARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DEL-Tne
~ Summer will bogn tho inst day Of Nav l957
and continue tivs months.
Parents may lere find for their children a good home
Wh9rp their minds habits and n9fss will be carefully Guilt
xated. Children IN Particular will parental afe
The instruction IN tho elementary branches Is thorough and
careful attention IS paid To Music, Drawing aud the
For Board and Tuition in English per term, S75OO.
For circulars with full particulars and references, apply
10 the Prlnclpal. REV. GEO. HOOD.
apr 2-lmo,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
SCHOOL OosALssIoaans.-Tha election for

sonooL CosxIssIoSHRs.-Tha election for
shool Commissioners throughout the State,
viii taxa place on Saturday. Those interested
In the judicious management of the schools
aud the proper training of the young, should
not overlook this fact. We hope our friends
will sond 10 the names of those who may be
alscted, with the number of tho district, the
number of votes pslled, the amount of tax
sEreed on, &C., &c. BY so doing they will
oenfer favor on us and the public at large.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
MOVING & REAPTNG MaCIIMIs

VIE un ieTsisned have for sale number Of the
4 above MACHINES, they have been eonstrue.
ted wthgrslt care and nre beloved to be the best
MOWiNG x REARING MACHINES NOW IN USE
ming before Pu chasing elsewhere, ~
Ihois Machines repaired any of the pas repac
90 a. short notice, which is not tho ease With ao
al distance. BUSH d LOBnEII.,
-oa Corner Of Second and Lombard Sta.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
apKiNG sTYLNIs-..

"a lust received large aud elegant recruitment
y % CLOTHS, CASSlMERs and VEBTlNGS
hA ~ oil styles ard pai ntns suitable fuT sprint
II - woar. by LOB l.uIIwER, No, I41 Market
81, opposite the 9th Hal Wimin gton, Del.
Mr. Lrettfns the Public his thadka for past layors,
ant respectfully invites attention to his now Spring
IL CLOTHING made to order In the best and rnnst
wofkuln iks gnaBner aud a good e. warfantoJ The
latest fn .hunH Teeev cd out. niHr. 2g-lf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

Second Street, l Door East Of Market Street.
HE subscriber has just opened NJ tho above SUre,
y nni care uiy selected stock Gf
STALE AND DOM EsTlC D K Y z GODS, \ osIRRY.
TRIMMINGS, AND OTHER ARTICLES.
He respectfully invites Of WimBgtun and
vicinity To call aud examine his stOc OK AHd list Of FrIces
mar. s0-ly. JAMES MOORE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

REMOVAL.
q d AinnRE ,rnllli n f,rr, tln.r

ia y &D. MOORE. w0ulii inform thor eus'o-
hi ~ nists aud The pubic in general, thai their
VA Clothing store as By. removed 70 M. ~ Market
uf ~, doors above Front ST.. tho Store recent
- ~ nleupiel ny Mir. joseph n. Barr, where we
have good IS riInent OF We'll made Clothing which
v ell AZ ult prices, aHd guHfnntee every article 10 bs
as repreEeatnd; We heeP on baud fine GLoTHa, CAasf
MhRB and WRITINGS, Mhte will make In the
hest sty ie Cash buJers would 10 weii emil and see ~
b.lnTe pufehi sue do sell 1wer than ANY other
astHlehns ~ is place We se for easn. SINAI profit
on fop cusrnnfai full assortnen Of gent emen's frr
hilne hoods constantly on hand. Beng practical Tail
OtA having worked Sue prlRulpa cit prepaT-
kLOLIesl Eotice. mar. 2s-if.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

1000 Yards Now Spring Carpets,
FIAVEjusi been received by the subscrher. Ths Stock
I consists Of
lNGRAiN, from 81 to | 90
IMPERIAL THREE Ply, from I.l2itO rs
STAIR AND ENTRY, from lSl to LOO
RAG, from Of TO IS
ALSO, on Carpet, Cocoa and Canton hIatiinss. Star
Oh Cloths, air Rods, Window SlRdos and Blinds
ALSO usual of the in6sL extensive RssRrtents
Of DRY GOODS, IN the State. our friends, and all
JOHN g. KENNARD,
TT ONE PRICE. "a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

CLOTHING.
Should you ask me where those Dress Coats, IA
Frock Coats sack Coats, French Sacks, Cuatesa; N
Pea Goats, and those black Cluth Pants, too; MA
tiassmer Pants. both Black and Fancy, --LA-
Plain lotions, Spring-hutOms, Flys, and BToad-iaiu,
Aud those splendid Satin Vest too,
Plain and Figured, COl snl Cassinisr,
And those Vests of strong Valencia,
And MRrseillss, and other fabrics.
Conred Shirts, both Check and Striped,
Crqyats AMI kerchels, silk aud lotion,
uuder-shrls, Drawers, and good Sus pendeIs,
St0cktgS Buck skn Gnv and KaZors.
Straps, and Diam md Dust, and Purses.
An assortment Of Portenonnaies,
And about i've hundred more things,
Nutheren enuInera, ed
| HhOnld answeT-l should tell YOU
Down at number twenty seven,
On the western side OF Market Street.
At the store of CYRUS STERN,
feb 21-tf, a Market street, Wilmington, del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
CHAPMAN & CLAYTON, AUcTIoNEERs
SL0oP sELEF AMP YACHT
AL.
STRAW AND FANCY

-. NILIIlINENN STORE,
~ MIS-. J, II: GORDON, respectfully informs tho
Nj Iva Ladies Of w nington aud vlcinltJ thnt sho has
SS Tengyed from her former place OF business al No.
st, w Market St, to The store lately occupied by the
M NJ, f keynods Noi2 WEST SIXTH STR EFT Where
ie WI o2h.inuo me builgess IN al rs various Gnnoes,-
July invited 10 call BONNETs Of every iption con-
SANITY on hand, hesides RIBBONS, FLOWERS, 30,
% iof te season Her socS has been selected with
@ oi iho bsst houses IN Philadelphia; shg believes
70 sci al prices tia. cannnt fiji to pease.
bleaching Had Pressing attended TO at tho short
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

DrLAHARA CIT BASE, Mhreh %, 1857.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that
p election vii be held at the Banking House on TUES
pa tho ~ Of Aerlnsx between the houreof and 4P
N for tho eiooo u drsoo during Ito on
suing year. WAN. w. FERRIS, Cashier.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
WILLIAM BLACKBURN,
Giothinp and rNarchanf ITniInr.

IL AZ Ton, DELAWARE, having on hand q
MA yeutngs forSi ING AND SU M SiER WEAR,
--AR- would respectfully ask buyers to call and eX-
amino ms stock beforo making their selections, he
cOnvtnceh he chn petSd in style, quality, and proe Of
& We satislacton. - "
large ment of Cheap snd Fashionable Clothing
always on hanG, Also, Gentemen's Furns hing GoOus
s9YasstnE of SHIRTS Collars, Under silrtE, Brawers,
las. no., &c. ES- Don't forget No. 10 Market Street.
apr. 2i-ly-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
sEg1p CzzANDnEKY.
NEiMoVAL,

ks1yb Stotn1ny store.
| A. H. II. WILLIAMSON. would res oetfqily
tIs announce 10 their trends and tho public. that they
hlye temiyed their BOY s. CLOTHING AND VARIE-
IY STORE from NO. ihi to No, 1874 Market Street,
ey re Preparod 60 supply their customers with BoIs,
superior mipner. Having lust laid fresh stock OF
goois, thay betyc they eau promptly meet the wishes
oil Their PATRONS, lhqy keen also constantly hand
variety % EN- OlDERIES, HOSIERY, Sc. Always
dimln Mt glvns egtiTo sa-i7aron. they fse conhheht
ShsY can sell ANYTHING intAe he Prli os that cannot
TBagu for past ravors, they hope strict attention
to business to mart 4 cOniinualc Of the same
mar. 81 SIN. l.. A, y II. Fl. WILLIAMSON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
JOHN D. BIRD,
NEW CASTLE,
WILL RECEIVE ORDERS FOR
lin b,
DELIVERABLE ON
RAILROAD OR NAvIGABLE STREAMS.
EATON ACApEMY-LOCArE. IN KEW
NETT SQUARE, CHESTER CO., PA.
fENHE course of instruction comprises ali the

MI SSoh hts. WILLS Ililt CO., IA.
gNHE course of instruction comprises all the
brssehes of liberal Eug,ish educaIi n IN oonnex
loh with Mathematics, Natural Science Greek. Intin
French Had German, aud civil Engineering. The nara
mount nrurtance Of tho In every cxei else "
pc constantly Impressed upon the ininds Of the pupils
fatleuaT attention viii DO given to the Theory ant
YOang Ladies and Gentomen wish ing to Teach will re-
oeveespse ~ trimming in the elementary bans hes hes
mo es VI school government and impartns instru otun
accompanied with weekly LECTURES and practical e1er
April I'D, and coStiuue "a weeks, CLOSING July 18th,
rERNlS-BoaTdinE, Tuition. Washing, So, tlOr g.
do do du for Laden Il
Preach and German lssdh eXtra,l
rniton eIclusive of boarding dor DAY Iehonisl IA
For CirsunrE address the PtneipAls
nE.8H JOSIAH pACksUN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

- THE Ss5orloar uIirs tor sale 81 acres Of Marsh,
situated IN Newport Marsh. 1t is in good order Rid
IsssM produces we'll The purchaser could also Ia % IN
I9lA- with little expense Hlpnt three Acres of Marsh
tyliE next the creek. ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG,
mar. 81. az. ChTistianH Hd,, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
WINES AND IYQUUKS.

Rl5n THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
EfNi ~ ends and the pubo generally, that he has
sgl takeht he large ell known store at tho h
east corner Of Fourth AID Shiplty Sts lately
OCCUPIES by Kelley Ewhaak, Flour and eed Store.
mo Fnnfth St.,l where he has hand and intends
keeping ior sale wholesas and reta full assortment
Nery first quality, Which he viii disppse OF the most
accommodating terms Iie lowest cash pricas will be
adhered TO where the money accompanied the ord
deIs and sont free expense 10 any paft of the
State, Call ant examine my stOck before purchasing
elsewhere. JAMES DEVER,
WILaINsrOA, DEL. apr. 2.5iHo.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

a. q HORSEabiu years old, suitable for driv-
I~SS - ing, will b0 sold pr exchanged for a work
60 Horse, fresh Cows Colts. ~ = wa
GEO. G. LoBDEJI.
innF. Sl-4t. Corner I'd and Lombard
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
LOCAL INTELLIaENCE.

-T-T-~---7~T-~s7
N. L. CoNFERRHon-FIFTH DAY Monday.
inc Coniefenca met this morning at thu time
hSed by the resolution of Saturday---os O'CLOCK
bishop Waugh in tho Chair.
fhe religious exercises wore conducted by
hsv. Mr. kenney Of Trinity Church, Philadel-
phia.
The Committee to consider the subject ofthe
interests Of the WHEREFORE University made
the following report -
"The Committee to whom was referred the
interests Of WiberfOTce University, intended
for the education of free colored D ople, otter
the following resolutions for the considsration
and adoption ef the Conference:
Resolved lst That this Conference highly
approves oithe enterprise and its worthy agent
Rev. j. h. Wright: the contamination Of the
design promising great and highly beneficial
results to the African race.
Resolved I'd, That this Conference recon-
mends this noble enterprise to the sympathies
and generous support Of the members Of this
Oody, the people of our respective charges, and
to the public generally.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
Signed, IT, QUiGLEY,
4. W. SHIPPERS,
Q. j. CROUCH"
A circular addressed to the Philadelphia
Conference, from the editor of the Methodist
Quarterly Review, Rev. d. D. Whedon, D. D.,
stating that special effort was in progress to
render this publication remunerstive ono pe-
cuniarily. Or the present prospects of the
Quarterly they are said to be ssdelghtfully
propitious," and the circular closed by saving
That the high reputation it has heretofore al.
tanned III the literary world will, We trust be
more than sustained, and from our Book Rooms
VIII go forth Quarterly which shall command
the respectful attention OF the age.
Inc Rev. Messrs. Fernly and Major were an
pointed to obtain subscribers, and further the
interests Of this publication.
A paper was presented by DR.. Durbin from
Tho Trustees of the Metropolitan Church.
Washington, d. @. After it was read by tho
Secretary, committee consisting Of Rev
Messrs. j, L. Gracey and T. Snowden Thomas
was appointed for the purpose of collecting the
subscriptions heretofore made by tho members
Of the Conference.
A second committee, consisting of Revs. DR..
Durbin, DE-. l. i. Cooper, Jno. Cummings, Fl.
Oolcazer, and Allen John, to report in regard
TO its claims on the Church.
Rev. A. Il. Boysrs, ofthe Ohio Conference,
was introduced by Bishop Waugh.
A communication from President Collins. of
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, was presented
by Prof. johnson, which was read and referred
to the Committee on Education.
From the paper We learn that the number of
students for the last year is as follows: Ist, in
College,, $50; I'd. in Grammar School, Sc; total
lSO. Finances for the year: LIST, Expenscs.
SlO,68l 55 I'd, Income from
The Baltimore Conference, Interest s., 26l %
The Philadelphia Conference, 935 43
d" d" Collections 925 O5
New Jersey Conference, Interest $50 IS
" Collections 1873 81
Ooiiege Receipts t,l82 SO
Whpla amount IN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
IL EEHOVAl1.


IA MOULD inform his customers and the ppbis
IN w in general that has Clothing Store has beon
IA removed o. No. a. Market street, tour doors be.
WIZ low SECOND st., the store recently occupied by
u. Z. FutvrO where he has good assoTim IL
wl lnnde Clothing, which he wil sell at fair prioeA AMI
Guirantgr eveTy Article to De as repreAsuted.
J. ,. Mccall Keeps on hand hne Cloths, Cassimera
mar. 20-Smo. J. 5, MCCALL.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

dancing EXerolses and DepOrtment
na IA X. Our + reSpeuiu iy intlu1Irp that he will
~ I'VE open hts c,sies IN the ilall of the Csiazisr
F3A Build ms, corner OF Third and Market SreUts,
ltsA marrow Tuesday and viii bein attcuiaBcc to
enrO pupils IRON Ten e twelve O'Clock, snd conmsneS
teaching from three 70 1--WE. ar-lt.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
II cnhLn GnALII

W N5BEtRN haUT ED.
~ THOMAS HARVEY would respectfully in
fs.kH form his friends aud the p1blc o in general.
sfstu that he has ta4en the largo jns at the South
LsA1A4 East corner of Fourth aud Orange Sts., and
hSS ,ds l1rHlshSd with new and costly furniture
ia such manner oInnpt fail to givsentire satisfno
ton Upon hs table will. ta found the luxn-es Of tho
mar Ct, ADD A. his bar full of npernr Lii
aHors HIS stables a.. among the arges and best IN The
ot9 Will attentive istlcrs command, He hopes BY
gYng hsPersn! al attention his bIsirgss to receive
liberal share oGpuble patronage,
BOArders taken by the day, week nr mnHth.
apr. 2.th IHOMAS II ALVEY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
CA3iNEg WARE AND EEINBs.

No. 81 King ST., between 4th and 9Th Streets,
:. .,s.aes T(EEP CONSTANTLY GU
: = 81 - AHA1 IN hand and mani no
49, tn tur to order, furniture OF
Qpese tiif,Y every NArlnty and style, Of
NJ. ssss@.aa tho best mstcfinl aud on
Z ss7-- Reasonable terms. ALSO
VENETIAN BLlN = OF all variety of pattrrns made
finished in upclur stSe, and the lowest prices,
II y Blinds gepaiFed nd painted III ma ~.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Mr.. EDITOR 1T may appear to the super
iiclal observer work OF supcrogaton to intro
duce to the public any more names Tor the
office Of Mayor yet sound policy dictates
thal where true nnalloyed merit exists, no
overweening modesty on the part of an in.
dividual should be allowed to operate to the
detrinent of the public good, and to preclude
his friends from presenting his name to the
favorable notice of generous and confdiag
public He should not be tolerated in putting
his light under bushel, but to place it on the
house top, that admiring denizens might reyel
in the brlliancy of its eifulgence, while resting
in peace and security beneath their own vino
and fig tree, none daring to make them afraid.
Such is the characteristic energy and govern
mental qualifications of the gentleman whose
name is a tower OF strength among the serted
ranks OF the democracy. We propose the
name OF Geo. Canning, the gentlemanly agent
of Adams Express for the office of Mayor
He will be supported by YoX PoPULI.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

G75D {tl3NSERAIi FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN AND
Ej=t5] - SEED DEPOT, 100 Market ST., doors a.
49, bnvc ~, West AIDE, Wilmington, Deiaware
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,
CULTIVATED At Bt99Ns94LE, THE SEED FARM OF
the ABSURDIrS or CULTIVATING INFER
l0R varieties " Vegetables is too apparent to need re
mark yet many such offered for sale, and un
lTeqgently happens qt the same essentially the
der several different heads, thus confoundng lnexperi
enned purchasers
III The Catalogue may be had gratis on application
FLOWER SEEDS
Annual Bionnlal, and Perenniai-H superb assortment
comprising such kinds only, have proved suited
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.
RED CLOVER, ANNUAL RYE Grass,
TIMOTHY, .- WHITE DUTCH CLOVER,
ORCHARD GRASS, lPRlMtTlYE GREEN Grass,
HERD GRASS, hlILLET,
MIXED LAWN GRASS, BuCKwHEAT,
Broom GoRN, Usage ORANGE,
ITALIAN RYE GRASS, (Pe- FLAX.
ronnlull -.
BIRD SEEDS,
Canary, Hemp Mtllet. Rape, Yellow, Nav Seed Let
uce, Unhul led Rice. SMITH Il BRO,
eb. Polly. 100 Market ST.. Wilmington, De i,