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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

The Secretary Of the Treasury, it is stated.
has presented a report to the House Commit
tee of Ways and Means, showing that more
than SIS, 900 in Treasury notes fall due
before the lst Of July, which there are no
means available to meet. 1t is believed that
the Committee will recommend an increase III
the tariff. and a new loan, also, Of ST. 900
900 or SIS. OGO. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

A new post-ofice is established attebanon
church, Shenandoah County. Va, and Joseph
Sibert appointed postmaster-about tiyemiles
from Strasburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

Prof. P. C. Gaillard. of the South Carolina
Medical College, died at Charleston last Fri
dav, Of consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

Arrived in Hampton Roads, on the l'th'
ships Chariot of Fame. James Farratt, and
Macaulav. from the Chincha Islands, with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

Bishop Cobbs, of Alabama, has resigned
the p%arochial charge Of st. Johns Church,
Montgomery, in consequence of increasing
Episcopal labors; and the Vestry have un-
animously elected the late assistant minister,
tho Rev. John NJ. Mitchell. to the rectorship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19
The Goose Question.

1t is stated in a recent issue of the Toledo
Blade. Ohio. that Il drove of six thousand
geese intended Cor the New York market,
were seen ut Winchester Il few days before.
The owner had driven into one car the mum
Der Of Loo, paying from II to 20 cents
each, a. freight. The calculation Of the
owner was that the feathers would pay him
for his outlay in raising them and getting
them to market, and that the proceeds for the
carcasses would be clear profit. We doubt
if this was a good calculation, and whether.
after all, this heavy dealer was really well
posted on the goose question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

Mr.. Everctt's fifth Mount Vernon paper,
in the New York Ledger, is on The CosST,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

The Message of the Mayor of Baltimore, to
the Councils of that city, says that the re-
forms introduced have already had a good
effect in the tax department of the city gov
eminent. 4 larger amount has been collect
ed than in any previous year, and the float
ing debt, still a source of great embarrass-
ment, has been reduced to S296,63l.00 The
taxable basis, under the new assessment, is
estimated at about $40, 0oO, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

The monopoly Of the sale oftobacco SHIELD
in France by the government, which has just
named a commission to increase the cultiva-
ton of this plantin tho Algerian possessions,
50 as to be less dependant upon the United
States for their supply. At the same time it
is the intention of the government IA place
the manufacture Of tobacco, after the LIST OF
January, under the direction of the pupils OF
the Polytechnic school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

There are now but thirty-scven working
days of the session of Congress left, includ-
ing the 22d Of February, and three Of these
can only be used in closing up mere matters
Of routine, as the President of the United
States has established a rule for himself,
which Congress seems disposed to observe,
not to sign II bill ofpublic Importance unless
submitted to him at least three days before TIE
close of the session,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The val.
~ liable FARM Of the late {. {. Taliafcrro. de,
ceased, in Culpcper County, IL offered for sale. pri
yately. This Farm is On tho Rapidan River. nd
joining the Rapilan Station. Orange and Alexan.
dria Railroad-the Station being only n few hun.
drcd yards from the dwelling hou.e and barn. II
contains $50 ACRES, il highly productive. situa,
ted in a beautiful! country. and surrounded BY a
O.; most desirable ncighborhooi. The BUILD.
EIINGS are convenient, and in good repair.
TERMS accommodating. Any information in re.
lation to the Farm may he bad by application tc
the subscriber, or 10 the following persons :-Roht
a. Mayo. esq. DR.. +. ". Roddy, Richmond; Or
A. Taliaferro, ~CuIpeper Court House, or DR.. IL. b
1aliaferro, Orange Court House.
LAW. II. T~ALIAFERK0.
EApidan Station, ~Julpeper Co, ~sepll-2awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

The resolution of Mr.. Phelps Of Missouri,
providing for night sessions of the House,
merely for the delivery Of Buncombc speech
es, was passed by a large majority. Thisis
intended to facilitate the transaction Of the
business of the House during the earlier part
of the day, when it will be insisted that all
discussion shall be strictly confined to mea-
sures legitimately before that body. \ good
move.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

1t is the opinion of the Philadelphia Led
ger, that If Congress will let the Pacific
Railroad alone, it will build itself" The
Ledger says:-''The proposition to build two
or three such roads, when one would not pay
at the present time, is ridiculous. 1t would
he an enormous job for somebody, and a con-
tinual drain upon the public treasury after
being built. Railroad enterprises are by no
means behind the wants of the country
They are rather in advance of them. Fore
ing them forward may be favorable to opening
new lands in particular sections, but it is very
doubtful whether it adds anything to the real
wealth and prosperity of the country. If
Congress willie it alone, the road will take
the only route which will beproftable to bust.
ness. which route the wants Of the period OF
time will d~evelope as the proper one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

The States says that the removal Of Mr..
Clemens to Washington, has produced an
impression of his entire recovery. The fact
is, that so far from being well, he is yet una
BILE to walk or leave his room. His strength
has been so reduced by suffering and contine-
ment, that in all probability he will not re-
sumo his seat i'll Congress during the present
session. He came to Washington with a
view to the effect IF Il change Of association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

The talk of an extra session Of Congress
begins to produce some sensation. The opin-
ion prevails among business men that a SIM
pIe re-enactment of the tariff Of 1872 would
put all right within twelve months; but that
being a Wing measure. Democratic pride Of
consistency will present strong opposition to
50 prompt II remedy. To the old Wing pol'-
cy. in effect. however, must the country come
at last, no matter by what process names OF
things nav be changed or concealed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19
Senator Douglas is reported to have said

Senator Douglas is reported TO have SAID
in the Caucus on Cuba
lie had long desired the acquisition OF
Cuba. In his Judgment there was but one
mode. and that was on the happening OF an
o,lcr case similar to that of the Black War
rior. 10 seize the Island hy way ut rcclama-
ton. and negotiate afterwards
Ipon thi, declaration. the Baltimore En-
change hu~ the-" Just comments
lie desires. it is said. to acquire Cuba.
and he thinks that our best. nay, our Only
way Of doing SO, is to embrace the first pre-
text. 10 seize the Island. and, being thus in
possession, right or wrong, retain it on our
own terms. In other words-he thinks il be-
comes us. "a Il powerful and honorable people
hound to Spa in BY the covenants OF solemn
treaties. and holding out to her the deluSion
Of friendship and good taith-to take ad'an-
tagc Of her confidence in our national integ-
ritv, by forcibly seizing her most valuable
possession. in the midst of profound peace.
and without the decencv of notice, or that
previous declaration of hostilitics, which al.
ways except among sayagcs, precedes the
blow Of war. Nay more, although he would
do all this. upon the pretext of the Black
Warrior case. or N like it-he is made,
BY his reporter, to confess that he would
not do 50 to punish the wrong which
the case might be supposed to intic'
on our citizens, but that he would merely
avail himself of the case and the opportunity
to CRAFTY, under their cover, his desire tol
the acquisition of Cuba. He is said 10 regard
such an unmanly trick as the ''one mode
in whichonly our desires can be gratifed.-
We repeat, our unwillingness to believe
that any gentleman holding the position
ofUnited States Senator, could, for any hope
Of political preferment, or on any. grounds
Of personal interest or party expedlcncy, be
content 10 link his reputation with doctrines
which are so subversive of all thatthe common
integrity of the civilized world regards as in
dispensablc and fundamental, in individuals
and nations"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-19

The Cubans are still considerably annoyed
by the Presidents message: though in ila-
vana their dcnunciations are now taking the
funny vein, and the editors are trying to
laugh at what they have hitherto been III
dignantly protesting against. The Diario de
la Marina expresses regret because 1t has
treated the Cuba purchase proposition as a
serious matter, and especially because IT al
lowed it's INDIGNATION to be aroused hv a
chimera that was only fit to excite derision.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

btt a IL teOocs
She comes with fairy footsteps;
Softly their echoes fall
And her shadow plays like a summer shade
Across the garden wall.
The golden light is dancing bright,
Mid the mazes Of her hair,
And her fair young locks are waving free
To the wooing oil the air.
Like sportful fawn she boundeth
So gleefully along,
Asa wild young bird she earoleth
The burden Of song.
The summer foweru are clustering thick
Around her dancing feet,
And on her check the summon breeze
Is breathing soft and sweet.
The very Sunbeam seems 10 linger
.rslsnr-s n t..'.-.t.y.nsr coming y d.
Their richest fragrance shed,
And oh how lovely light and fragrance,
Mingle in the life within!
Oh how iondly do they nestle
Round the soul that knows no sin.
She comes, the spirit Of our childhood
A thing Of mortal birth,
Yet bearing still the breath Of heaven,
To redeem her from tho earth,
She comes in bright robed innocence,
Unsoiled by blot or blight,
And passc,h by our wayard path,
A CLEAN Of angel light.
Oh blessed things are children,
The gifts of heavenly love;
They stand beiwixt rur world-hearis
And better things above.
They link US with the spirit-world
BY purity and truth,
And keep our hearts still fresh and young
With the presence of their youth
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
HARTLY TON

1t was dark, cheerless night IN the
month Of Noyenjser, the chill wind swept
in 6tful blasts around the corners OF the
almost deserted streets, and the drizzling
rain nearly blinded the few pedestrians
who were hurrying onward. Hartiy Wes-
ton was walking rapidly up Broadway,
when his attention was arrested BY hear
ing the words;
!" Please give me some bread"
Sweet and innocent were the tones Of
that child-like voice contrasting strangely
with the bowling Of the stormy wind; but
Hartly, believing oil street beggars i'm
posters, was burrying op, when, casting a
bssty glance at the child, he suddenly
stopped, and gazed inteutly upon her up
turned face. She, too, had moved for-
ward, and now confronted him with a
pleading look. She was thinly clad, with
no bonnet to shield her head from the pelt-
ling, merciless storm, and, though shiveriag
with cold, she now stood specchiess before
him, looking up earnestly into bis deff
! searching eyes. Yet it was not the~eA'
treme poverty of her apparel, nor her
pleading words, that arrested his footsteps
, for be was accustomed to such scenes. bu'
II her surprising beauty, as the light of The
: street lamp shonc upon her features. Sh'
= was Of delicate form, and could not hav'
is been more than eight or nine years old
e aud, taking her hand, Hartly drew her I
70 his side, that he might shelter her as mucl
d as possible from the rain, and bade be
re lead him to her home. She turned dow
a narrow street, and, when opposite q lo'
shop.window, asked him, in tremblin
On voice, if be would buy loaf Of bread fl
q her mother; then be followed her into on
Il of the dilspidated, filthy tenant-houses
ed numerous in that part of the city, and
flights of ricketty stairs, through almo'
impenetrable darkness, to the attic, whel
opening the door, its oreaking hing
seemed to arouse some one, who, in fai
~; u. voice, said
AL "Flora.n
,Ss Nv. mother, here is bread !" exelaimi
"a, the child, as she ran across the dal
,ne room.
Hartly had purchased candles at a
shop, aud, lighting one, he looked arou
the room with astonsbment. 1t was
erst time he bad ever entered the Low
home of poverty, and the desIitution
Aed that cold, cheerless room thrilled bis ;,
=. with horror. 1t contained not an art,
of furniture in one corner upon the flo
7 il was an old mattrass, Oh which lay p
the and emaciated woman, before whom Fl
'l,e ~. was knceling, begging her 10 eat but
\. turned with loathing, from the proad
',f tS food He saw that If be would save
pure there was no time to loose, aud, spcal
lion to woman who was passing to the d
lhis attic room, he dispatched her for fuel
sSis + Il 10 the nearest physician, and, while \
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

choerless garret of miserable tenant
house. 7 heir lives pass hippily. Tbs
worthy poor ever ind kind aud sympa'
thizing friend in Flora, while Harily Wcs-
ton yearly appropriates one-tenth Of his
abundant income to the cause of beneyo-
lenco. r is.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

His believed that the father of mankind
never reproached his wife but once fer the
unhappy cause Of their expulsion from
Paradise, ana then she bitterly and reck-
lessly replied, 81 don't care, Adam -
lie never again mentioned the subject.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

\ hard, close 6sted cid lady, who had
refused to give, after bearing charity
'ermon, had her pocket picked after leav.
us the church. On making the discovery,
'he said, "lf God could not tind tt way
INTO my pocket, it seems that the devil
ouid y
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
Carpenter, Builder and Con
tractor,

-rnE SUBSCRIBER HAVING LOCATED AT NEW
considerable expense made all the necessary PrePaga-
tions is now prepared 10 do CARPENTER WIN
RIiIID UOISEs or take contracts to erect oil descfp
lions Of Buildings in any part Of the County or
He emuloys none but the best mechanics and All ms
,ssrk is done under his immediate Inspection and IN he
most durable neat and substantial manner.
lie returns his thanks To those who have heretofore
,,ronised him so literally and requests continuance
~ AZ same M residence is at McCleandsylle and
nv shops at Newark Letters addressed TO either place
IL, nasi mss' os VIZ, i'm P''"'f' WASHINGTON MASON.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

For lhe Commonwealth.
POPPING THE QUESTION.
Respectfully inscribed 10 Mr. wm. d . . n
of Brandywine Hundred,
ny MARiANxA GUTHRIE.
Twas on clear and frosty night,
The stars were shining silver bright,
The ice laid thick on every pool
And just dismissed, was singing school,
And then all started home to go,
Each lass provided with beau,
Walked link'd arms along the lane,
And Zuck went home with Dorcas Jane.
They talked about the wind, and rain,
Geld weather, and the price OF grain;
Eich answered, yes and no, or nay,
Till they had nsihing more to say.
lack tried 10 think of all he'd heard,
But couldn't say another word.
And so there was an awful pause,
pnbrokeH, save by-hems and E6wT,
And now thought he, will cndeavor,
To pop the question, now or never,
Tho trembling in each limb and joint,
To bring the subject to point.
Now Zack was bashful you must know,
And that is why II scared him So
Often before had he essay'd,
To be suitor ofthe maid.
"OA, Dorcus Jane said he. swow,
You are The preitiest girl l know"
La, now, you know amt, said she,
Zachary, you're making fun Of me-"
Zach side'd closer, as she spoke.
And put his arms arou:id her cloak,
"oh quit! says she, you'll spoil my bonnet
And rample the new ribbons on it"
@Now Dorcas Jane, don't make FUSS
Said he, and took rousing buss;
al like you better nor my life;
~Gosh hang it !! won't you be my wife 2"
What she replied cannot tell,
But all the folks knew very well,
That the next Sunday-Parson Payne,
Married Zack to Dorcas Jane.
Delaware County. Pa, Feb. %, 1850.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

The New York Independent says, ''ifI
we were publishing failures as formerly,
We would have to rel ort James Buchanan
y Co., suspended-too largely engaged in
outside operations, fllibusteriug, &c.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

As late professor was one day walking
'ear Aberdeen, be met well. knoa n 'natu,
'ai'' Pray said tie professor, Chow
''e,ng can man live without braiuslY-"I
'inna ken" said Jenny, scratching hi,
'eadi but how old are 70 yersclgg
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
00lit an0 siulnar.

Soue wriier exclaims, What is beauty
without soaplD Sometimes fashionable
beauty Is nothing teidi soap. We have
zen many cneck from which the beau
!iiul red. rose Luc would soon vanish before
mat useful article, lisc ghost before the
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

PERSONAL Collisions At WAsHNoroS- The Slar
records two personal collisions which occurred In
Washington on Friday evening. The first wal
between the Hon. Thos. 4. D1wie, Of Nd and
Mr.. A. S. H. White ofthat city. Several blows
were exchanged bot no serious damage done.--
Tho second was between NJ. Lander, late
civil engineer attached to the government rsag
road expedition, and Mr. wm. u, Mignw. lia
ate superintendent Of the road.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

, a, ile French philosopher Arago says,
'Wnatever may be The progress of tho
sciences, never will observers who arc
trustworthy and careful of their reputation,
venture to fgrtell the state of the weather. .
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

'"You seem to walk more erect than
usual, my friend" "Ycs, l lave been
straighiened by circumstances aft
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

Inscription ou the Statue of Pasquin, in
isi4, Louis lsth and Plus 7lh, meeting.
Aoais'-Holy Father, how could you
crown usurperl
Ps1s.-Eh my dear Son, what would
you have INC dol-you were moi there.
Lo1's.--But, Holy Father, with my
legitimacy, reign even where j ain not
present
Ptas.-And, my dear Son, with my
,nialllbillty, l am in the right, even when
Lam in the wrong
Dog stealing "inthe second aegreep--
hooking sausages.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

OIOI NM ltI14fD
rs=- AiLEMON having purchased the Stock
f., Cuod,yil aud Fixtures oi Mark S. bassett, mas
SassxS lnnened A NEW FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL
si1EE In MiClary's building, Ma ket street, above
eiSth where he will keep on hand sale at the low
et prces choice Brands OF Flour. and the very beat
Feed sud Meal viii also keep coi itn grades o. hne
ana superne Flour at low prices, hl o prices atone
must eeoniine nd these
White & yellow Indian Meal hommoA. S-mp'
MiddIings and coarse -Four, wheaton ciia'
Unboed Bran Flour tailhs
Rye FlnuF, uofh Statch'
Oat Meal and Barley, hire lioHf
Hops Of hest quality, iiiId Seeus'
Yeast Cakes aud Powders, FLAX seed,
Ground Cosn and Oats, MIL Feed oats, CraeAet
'ps%i nr,iS.iv III, "'''''''" A. J. LEMON.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
SoN REWARD.

urIrT ~ nsi5 for the apprehension and conviction
w OF the thief or thieves who broke open my shoe
Store No 10 West Second sueet on Sunday, the sisl
nil and stole therefore about FIFTY pairs Of FINE
n ooT mostly red tops. The robbery was committed
betwe the hours Of ad oicloek in ths mornlng;
aog'- Chn hhfs Ft@ANiNHN
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
groceries,! Groceries

Groceries! Groceries
s7aqgs JOHN TAYLOR has taken that ''old estab
JsXNh lished siand" at the North West corner o
ltlild Front ana shipley streets, recently kept by
<lsssS wm n. Pierce, where he intends to keep con
stantly on hind large aud we'll selected stock OF
FAMILY GRocalIEs AND PROVISIONS SUCH AS
Tsns C0leer. sugars Molasses Spices. Tobacco Oils
Bafon; Hams, Lard, Cheese. Fresh and Roll Butter
Ricn. Fish. Ground aud Fine salt, Extra and
SiperllHe Flour, Corn Meal. Burning fluid,
Stu eli, Sunp. pun Cider Nintear.Crack-
ufs ifesh from the Manufacturers,
Together with all Articles usually kept BY those en-
gnasA id, iA ,n-iRess which be is prepnre. TO sci
inne ri, JOHN TAYLOR.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

Leave New Castle 645 a. IN. Arrive ilmington 7.io
a.
Leave Philadelphia $50 p. m. Leave Wilmington at
sos a. m. Arrive New Castle at $50 p. N.
U5-Trains will not stop 10 take or leave passengers
at "Bnck," or 'Pretiyma Is Corner" crossings amer
this dats.
The Evening Train North, and the Morning Train
South are Freight Trains with Passenger Cars attach
ed These trains will not stop for passengers al
Hare's Corner
Passengers from Delaware Road by either train make
connections Wilmington for Baltimore and close con-
nections at Philadelphia with Trains to New York.
=. Q. sEWALL. Jh.. supt. Del. R. r..
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

FRANKLIN sAvIN G FUND.


FRANKLIN SAVIN G FUND.
wIo. 1876 SOUTH rouRTn STREET, between
IN Chcsn and Walnut, PHILADELPHIA pays
lall Deposits oil demand.
Depositorsi money secured by Government
State and city Loans, Ground Rents, Mureugesi
lNC.ffkc.
9 This Company deems safety better thar largtll
Z itnonis co1sequrnily will fun risk withd.po-
lsitors' money, but have il at all times read, to
Slreinrn with Eve per cent. interest to the owner
Gas they have always done. This Company neyer
J suspended.
Females, married or single, and Minors can de-
posit in their own righ-, and such deposits be
ewithdrnw only by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
of pennsy lvana, with authority 10 receive money!
? from trustees andexecutors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Office open daily from to o clock, and on Wed.
nesday and Sstursday evening, until O'Clock.
DIRECTORS Il
Jacob d. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwnllader,
: john shinder, George Russell, II
aialachi W. Sloan, Edward +. Hyatt, Ii
Lewis krumhhnaf, Henry DelaRy,
lNichons Kittenhonse, Nathan Smedley,
JOS. NJ. Satherthwaite, Ephnim Blanchard,
Joseph w. Lppincot.
JACOB n. SHANNON, President.
CYRUS CADWALLADkR, Treasurer.
feb 9.ly
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

- AYEiTY's INDICATED PAPER, perfectly pure
article foi The Water cleset, for the prevention
cures Of piles. Those who sunsr from this DIS
tsing complaint should procure pnektge Of This
q apsr from u, BRlNGHuhsr q CO., Druggist, corner
market and sixth streets. Fb "
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
CHANGE OF HOURS.

DELAWARE, FRENCHTOwN AND NEW
CASTLE AND WILMINGTON RAILROAD
e., lEr u5 SH:ssls4s l;s ;ssssss sFs.s;.
4 the a, colnmndation of Passengers Will run a
follows;
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
INV R0lT ANN SHOg MAaUTAGl0RY,

Basement o the south-oastoorhos,po... a. 80,
aud Market streets, and inameaa n,
opposife Almonds Indian queen
Hotei, Wilmington, Del.
r., JOSEPH KLEIN, takes this method A
81 10 announce TO his friends ana INC .,fesr2xSS
M pcopie generally, that he mas com -, a.. 4,
~ menced business at the above place, wnete ~ ne ~ ~
pr-prnd to superior French Csli shin % boos
n shnrs Women and Misses Boots also lace bonis,
IA 10 order. All work IL made under my mmeoiae
snpcfintcndenc, and warranted M prices are , ae5
nte aud MI who patronixc my establishment WIZ nuu
10, ahsv ,,iII ahain durable work and at prices tal
eeanot liil to give satisfaction. Give me airiAi'
nnn L Linn