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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
EIRE RICK,
EIRE RaIok.

The CECIL FIpE BRICK Co, OF North Fast
Nd is manufacturing nre brick, which they will war
rant from the testimonials OF those now using them
superior To any in the market, for standing seye
rre te It, which they will deliver in Wilmington at
the lowest market price.
Also, STOVE, RANGE, GAS HOUSE, BAKERS
OVEN and LOCOMOTIVE TILE OF superior
quality. Please address
myS.im JOHN MAULDIN, secy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

EF-FOr a go-ds s, 10, or 20 cent cigar, go to
SINGLES a son,
Nos 2 ant Il. sixth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
CITY ITEMS.

Es-The Domestic has more room under the arm
tian any family sewing machine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
for Salt.

LNoR sALs-A very nne black Mare, fSN
Il years old. fine traveller in double or 1c2S
ringls harness; warranted sound 10 every Respects
For eae at UNDERWOOD a co. s Stables,
may2a8.' Fourth aud King sts
INoR SALE A red roam HORSE, 10 handsHN-1
~ high, weight 1, 'OU Ms excellent worker [c1A
and driver; must be sold Apply or address
mygi-st Kennett square, Pa.
A FARM FOR sALE.-The Undersigned belng
N advanced In years, having concluded 10 dis
continue farming WIN SCI ms Iatln GOhtsag 70 snsdn
Co., Del public road lea ling from Ca. ssiO IN 20
seaiord; 81 miles from latter place, and one4hat
mile from Mantle he river. IL ID DIVIDED into nVe
nulds tive OF which are well set In clover, the land
being highly improved and well adapted 20. tue
grow h Of corn, wheat Oats ana the grasses. There
are about seventy ave In cultivation the bal
anCe III timnUr. There are on the place good apple
orchard Of different vare les and a small peach Ur-
chard. Ths buildings consist OF n new two-stOry
fra ne dwell ing win single Org adjoining. Out
buildings sum tent and In RoOi repairs Flu ther
the proprietor, EzEkIEL REED
mylt -3m s, aiord, el.
bNoR SALE OR RE Vt. 1.-Two houses on ffA
n Harrison street and Gilptn Avenue, ~ III
rooms each; front aud back yards; hot and cold
EVANS PEN SINGToN,
Real Estate Agent
mar6-n No. $40 W. seventh st.
INoR SALE-'rhe very desirable three story a
IL hrick residenc', NJ. 9O) Tatnall street; Nj
containing ten rooms,and all modern improyements
IL.
mpi-tf lO5 Walnut street.
EHOR sALE.-Soatterg Oh Allen LOG W. Front ST.
u is receiving large supplies Uf Baled Hay, by
ran, which he is s-ug at the lowest market prices.
Also nice lot Of Hay lOOie by the ton. CAL and
leave your orders apr4-tf
VNOK sALE-A 30 horse boiler and engine in
fvb2otf Vi R. All. CAUSE.
INUR sALE--Housc SIT West street May be- seen
| II daily after 2. M. Apply TO
| E. r. WARNER, JR,
apr27,tf MarKet-street Wharf.
LNOR sALk-HOUsE AND LOTs.-One three aas
IL story brick house with tWO-story back N4
building No. 6O2 W. Sixth street hot and cold watel
In Kitchen and bath room; heater In the cellar; II
| good order.
one lot % feet mont on Washington sueet below
| Ninth.
One lot 90 feet front on Linden street. aboV,
Adams.
These lots are both in good location. The street.
are curbed and paved, and no grading Is required
Apply 70 W. I. WESTBROOK,
| Telegraph once, Third and Market
mAr2Sd Ut s2T Washington street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

re- To clean Silver and Plated Wale, wash with :
a'rong hot suds Of the %, oLLAR REWARD SOAP
WIN. II. ALMOND BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

FREE LUNCH Chandler will serve up free
Lunch, this evening, Of baked beans, lobster
salad, boiled pork, &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

~ Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention Of
iCpuhlic Is called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of j. a j. n. Harman, No. 40
King street There Is nothing equal to It in the
State of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for otfiCe or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmO-
Dated by this Old and reliable firm. They make
GsT own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

P1o-NIc The Black Hawk Assembly will hold
a picnic at Rosendale park on the 18th OF June.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
Hup TOWN sHoK STORE.

LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call at
no. 10 WET EIGHTH STREET.
and satisfy themselves tlat that Is the place 10 get
land made BOOTS. SHOES and CATERS made
10 order, A perfect dt guaranteed.
LADIbs', MISSES, AMI CHiLDRRS'S
Ilachne sewed boots and shoes for sse 81 the very
lowest prices. Do not fCrgeI 20 can ard learn ms
rices before giving yOlr orders elsewhere fol Gus
ION boots, shots AID galierS
Repairing ue2,.y AID promptly done.
=. N. HOLMES,
Ne. 20 West E'Eat1 - eeL
mAr1e-a "a dutT from Sllp.gy, VII, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

EE-SPRING GOODS-Mr. John II. Muhhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment al 4l5 King street
has Just been supplied with a fine stock OF sPsING
GoODs, selected with much care and discrimination,
hlst such stock tasteful people like to examine
aud select frsm. Mr.. Ms. customers have the ad-
vantage Of his IS years experience IN The selection
OF goods and styles Of make up. Those needing
Spring goods should, by all means, call at his place
hpf eft m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

IF YOU WANT to send money to your friends In
III England or ireland call on
a. II. GRIMsHAw,
myl4-tt No. W, Third St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
NOTICE
IhE WILMINGTON & READING II. II.
COMPANY

Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS MATTER TO and
from all points on the line Of their road and West
Chester Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph
once, No. West Third street or their Depot Front
anu Madison, or ord ra lef' with NJ Mullen h Seal,
delivering agents Will receive prompt attention.
apr6u Z. SPUIL, GenI Supt.
THNAKE NUIlCE.-Perso.s selling or dspOsing OF
Il property must notify the Assessors. OF they
Will he held responsible for the tax. ALEX ANDER
| CHANDLER 6lO Washington street, North District
/ MM. SrlLLEI, 2l Poplar street. South District,
Assessors. sixth street Is the dividing line between
| the two districts. iau26-t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
LOCAL INrELLIGENCE.
Ranrsaa Hsur..

Rtlmtndton fOr Philadelphia,
as, $40, 1850 q N. I lASO, 400, AOO. 6AA liza
1690 p. m, sundays $50, 1870 p. m.
Wtimanoton rbr Nev Yerk,
r.sO n M 1ase andhas p m n iq-s.
lr Wtmaa0ton, for BditimOra
la.bs, aOs and loOa a m LOS and blT p m b"
'rT~ Rttn'a'gtusr for RarrtagtoA, q. -s4
i2ub a m freight with passenger car attached and
1910 a. m 6a6 p m. (There Ia LOO p. m tram
Ee'fSew. .Castle.l y -,'.,
KlntnstOn fOT cOaiesgile, Reading, BeiAleAsm a''d
- Pottspiue.
e.Ba. and 1a20 a m; LIS and 500 ?. m. Sunday
train at a. m. aIt F'
PhiladslpAta for Wilmington,
$780, i1.00 and 11.4b q. m $50, 400, 800, TOO, 900
and i1.s0 D. m Sundays eco. 1l.s0 p. m.
TTains arrive from Dslavare r. R.,
400 (from New Castle) 10lb a m a5b, 1000 p. NJ.
CTf after subject TO delaya)
Trains arrive rom W. q r. R r.,
ais and 1l.4O, a m. AS and slb p. m. s-nday
~ See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
NoNtes.

NToTICE-A colored man, named Jack Perning-
IN ton, about 25 years Of age aud med nm hight,
Insane Department OF New Castle County Alma
House. Efforts are being made for his arrest aud
the public are cautioned to be on their guard.
ALLEN GAWTHRoP,5 trustees
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,"
~ Mr. CHARLKs b. TYSON IL hereby appointed
special agent for Delaware Of the EquitaOle lie
Assurance Society" and will he promptly supplied
ith the ciety renewal receipts The premiums
become due, and Is authorized 20 deliver the same
To the proper parties, upon receipt OF the premiums
az maturity. Tine Office Of the equitable Life Is
locaed at the corner OF Eighth a. 97a Market STREETS
myq4-et- Manager for Maryland aud Delaware
~ wuMiNGroN, DEL, MAY q3d, 1879
An persons are hereb7 cautioned against trusting
any one on my account from this date, withuut Il
myssSi' iiS ST. ''O'1 ' NEAL MOONEY.
NJ OTlUE-The memuers ofJEFFER>uN COrN-
IN l., No. 10, -. U. A. NJ, will meet Ia their
Hail, s. E. cor Second and King str cts next
Saturday evening, May 18th at u, O'clock A fuu
and puLctual attendance is requested By order oi
Council. my22-9t L. A. CHAMBERS, s. y.
NOTICE The Annual meeting OF the stock
~ holders of the WILMINGTON CITY RAIL-
mys.t!el W. II COLBY, scc'y.
IOHN McGoNlGLe, eight hair and ey 81 left
| 81 his home ~ Newark. III the last Of April; was
| seen in Milm ngtOn on Wednesday morning, lst OF
/ Nav, since which time has not been seen. ANY In
| formation VIII he thankfully received by his wife,
| MARY MCGONIGLE, or
| mav2i-bt JAS. II. KAY, ESQ,
| DARTNERSuIP MOTTO The nrm OF Sander
| Il a Stanton Is rhis day dissolved b. mutual con
| sent Mr. stanton retiring.
| NOTICED. p. SANDERS and Chas. &. ROhl
| ~ have formed a co-patnorship, uuder the ham
| Of Sanders Rubh, for the purpose Of manufactur
ing window aud door frames wooden boxes OF al
sizes, planning and working n0or boards ripping re
saving, &c, Nos sl3 anu si5 E. Front street. VII
mingtOn, Del my3-cldim
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
NEW GROCERY sToRE

~ f,o s-,...-,,.,, COZ TATNALL STREET
a. nc Subscriber would announce 10 his friends and
lhe paOlt that he Keeps nne assortment Of excel
Sl' l SrSoerles and hue splces Teas COneer, suRs,
90 a., WHICH nave Just been laid IN with Rseat care
anu anu hnleilsWll be sold very moderate prices The
pIDny ,o, WI. please call aud examine his goods,
"'''" JOHN MARIs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

ARK VIZ TO have he streets sprinklcd crn-t? II
can he done. and done right, II everybody will sub
scribe 70 cents per week. We hO. none vii u
back on this great enterprise
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25

E'E
XNTANTRD-By a gentleman, beard in the Wtst-
w ern part OF the ely, between Fourth and
Seventh streets. Address
my9a-2t' b., This once.
VNTANTED-Gent u know that they can get
w Straw an Panama hats renovated at Fourth
my2-im D NJ. CLOUD.
XXTANTED "A large qlantity OF gnite OAK logs.
w Apply at the SAW MILL.
Jang2-ti foot Of West St, Wilmington, Del
WYE are now prepared to hll orders for hickory
w or piHe kindling wood at short notice.
SPRINGER MORLEY A CAUSE.
mar6u 1hrd and UraDg. streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
Situations and AsIp aEautta.
Advertisements of three lines are inserted undl
this head twice for 2o cents)

Advertisements Of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for rs cents-)
NTANTRD. "A white girl for general housework.
w Reference required. Arply at
may2'-2t' gll TATNALL TT.
UyANTED-A good cook. wi b reference Apply
w at NO. 500 MARkkr STREET..
m 2I-tf wilmington. Del,
XNTANTED--F FO r boys to Off0ear bricks 81 slfO
wv per day. aud four bottom brick monlders az
81 50 per day Apply TO J. A. DINGHE,
Twenty-fourth and Columbia Asenue,
myQ4-sts Philadelphia,
|. yANTFD-w asherowman and chambermaid
myy9s-4t WASHINGTON ROUSE
VVYANTED-A carriage smith; good wages and
w steady job, Apply Immediately TO
my2s-st' cor. Third and King
VVTANTRD-A boy tn learn the printing bnslness.
w Apply at myls II TblS oFFlCA
UTANTED-An agent In Wilmington, with ex,
wv usive right TO SELL for Bradey's etialntl
paint superior to anything OF the kind IN the mar
ket Address O.. =. hNlslft
Q3 W. Lombard street. i
my's-tf Baltimore, Nd
VNTANTED agents for the best book Offered
wv To agents for long time. Liberal terms.
PORTER CO., iO9 Market st
mar2l-tf Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
GARRETT p T s,

Embracing Ingrain Two and Three-plY, Tapestry
Brussels, BODY Bruss IA, Velvet aud others
Sale TO continue IRON day 70 day until the entire
stock lB disposed OF, the whole to be sold without
reserve in lots 10 suit all, for CAtH
Sales 70 commence 10, A. M, ?, aHd I, P. M.
my22-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
New Advertisement, ThIs Day.

A ca-d-Alexander Hickey, Philada.
DR. TUFTS medicines.
City Items.
Mes free lunch.
Horses at public sale.
Sunday excursions by he Pilot Boy.
Boarding.
B ack are for sale-Underwoo Conner.
Sunday School Jubilee.
The Conflicting ldeas-A lecture.
Hardware-Truman a shaw.
Wanted-Girl for general housework,
Excursion TO Chester Height
Dry-goods- -Archambault Philad'a.
Funeral Notice.
FELTON, Seminary-Fall term.
Free lunch at Chambers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-25
aFauttd.

advertisements OF three Lines are inserted undel
this head three times for 30 centsl
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Manchester Itclsss.

MEETING OF THE SUPERvISoRS.-Thc Board
of SlpcryiorS meet to-day at ~ O'Clock, when
Il committee of conference will be appointed
to meet the trustees tonight for the settle
ment of the courthouse question. From the
temper exhibited by each party it is feared
that an amic;blc adjustment cannot he
reached, and tlllt the matter will end in liti-
CATION. The position of the trustees OIL this,
at least. if on no other question, seems to
meet the approval Of the people.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.-At the Baptist
church on Sunday, in the absence of the
pastor, the pulpit was filled by the Rev. Mr..
phillips, late missionary to Africa, who
rpeaclled rom I'd Corinthians, 5th
ciaptcr an! 10th verse. At night at
the Methodist church very large congrega-
ton listened to the first of a series of dis
courses by the Rev. Mr.. Christian on the
prodigal Son. The sermon and the singing
were excellent. but some bad boys in the rear
of the church seriously disturbed those who
really wished to be benefited by both. They
vii. he looked after in the future. The good
weather brought out our church-going popu-
hton in force, and the very general observ-
;lncc of the Sunday law forced a great many
Young men not only to the town churches
bit TO Salem, Bethlehem, and other rural
localities where there are no Sunday laws.
SALES OF PRoFERTY.--Our cntcrprising
rellow-citizcn Mr. Il. Beattie has purchased
that historic relic Of bellum days, Brooks
academy. and. with his accustomed energy,
intends to rcft it ''from stem TO STERN" Mr.
Daniel X. Wei>igcr Oh yesterday sold at the
courthouse the Hancock tract, near Ricc's
station, and II portion of the Newly tract,
ncar Grcgory's station. Both tracts brought
good prices.
BRIEF MESrIoN.-The County Court on
Yesterday WIS engaged in granting a few
chancery DEGREES and in tanstcting uniin-
portant civil business.
The alarm of fire on Saturday night was
occasioncd by the burning out of IL foul Chin
ney on Bainbridge street.
Jennie Williams (colored), for assault and
battery. was committed in default Of security.
No arrests reported for Saturday night or
Sunday.
The Manchester Manufacturing Company,
having nearly completed placing in position
their new carding machinery, are daily eX-
pecting a number of spinning frames and
scvcnty-tivc new looms.
For the accommodation of their operatives
the granite company are running ferry boat
from Rockets to the headquarters.
The little sou of DR.. Ingram who was SO
badly burned near Chester about two weeks
ago has since died of his injuries.
Although the James shows evident signs
of another rise, no stoppage is anticipated or
the line. .a s.. "a ,..
DR.. John w. Wake, of Chesterfield, is or
the joint legislative committee to rcdistic
the State -.. e-s.. d.
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JASAUsCHFK'S TRIUMPH.--A more brilliant
assemblage never thronged Richmond place
of amusement than that which, despite
clouds and rain, greeted ,Janauschek at the
Theatse last night. No seat worth taking
was available, and hundreds of young men
were glad to secure standing room in the
aisles or far in the background. 1t was an
audience equally remarkable for numbers,
fashion, and culture, and there was but one
opinion in all the vast crowd rs to the stl-
blime acting of the splendid woman who was
the principal figure on the stage.
The play was the English adaptation of
Schiller's Mary Stuart, and it was one calcl-
lated to place Madame Janallscheek's talents
in the most vivid light. In the Queen of the
Scots her fine physique and commanding
presence combine with her Incompatible dra-
matte powers to fill all wlle behold her with
admiration. LII the first act every movement
marks the Queen, and in her interview with
Elizabeth and the final scene we seem to have
the very perfection of acting. The applause
of the audience was genuine and enthusiastic,
and when she appeared before the curtain it
was in response to u unanimous desire to do
honor to her genius.
We must add that .Iana,lschek was ably
supported. Miss PEcidc has an excellent
conception Of Schiller's Elizabeth. Mr.
Levich as Mortimer and Mr.. Weaver as Bur-
leigh We're more effective than Mr.. Metkiff
us Leicester. Mr.. Hillyard's Talbot and Mr..
Conant's Melville gave satisfaction; and as
to the rest, there We're no conspicuous dc.
fects; on the contrary, there was nothing to
impair in the slightest degree the enjoyment
of the entertainment. Rarely is a company
composed Of such excellent material. i
Tonight the peerless Janauschek will ap-
pear in Deborah, a Erorite role. We antici-
pate for her another brilliant audience, and
can safely promise all who attend another
evening Of exquisite enjoyment. II
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Baker asking to be allowed to erect wooden
dwelling. Referred.
BY Mr.. Allen: Petition Of A. NJ. Tom
linson asking to be allowed to erect frame
dwelling. Referred.
BY Dir. Allen: Petition of the drivers and
helpers of the Richmond Fire Department
asking greater compensation for services.
Referred.
BY Mr.. Hooper: Petition Of Mr.. Barefoot
for frame dwelling. Referred.
BY the same: Petition of citizens asking to
he allowed to keep one or two milking goats,
to be allowed to Craze on the commons.
Mr.. Higgins and DR.. Wexford presented
papers relating to the same subject.
DR.. Wexford moved to rescind the order
directing the Auditor not to issue licenses
for goats to run ut large.
Mr.. Palmer: / heard Mr.. Chesterman
chairman Of the Committee on Ordinances)
| say that he was preparing IN " ordinance on
goats" [Laughter.l .u..@..s -.@
Mr.. Bossicux offered the following rs
substitute for all: ..
'RcsolUcd, That the Auditor Ike instruct
ed to issue medals for goats until further or
dcIN from this Council"
Mr.. Freeman move rs an amendment
to the whole subject that the goats be licensed
as heretofore. but that the depredations COM
mitted by the goats be paid for by the owner
of said goats.
On motion, the subject was laid on the
table. ........... ...s.r rr.a.-f
BY Mr.. Bossieux Petition Of citizens for
II cuvert In Bloody Run guiley, &c, and ac-
compalying it resolution instructing the
City Engineer to do the work promptly. The
resolution was withdrawn and tile subject
raf., tp tl,o
power to grant.
CHARGES AGAINST THE JAMES RIVER larRoyE-
MEST.
Mr.. BossicuX submitted his statement in
answer to resolution adopted recently by
the Council asking him to bring the charges,
already allldedto, that the report Of the James
River committee is liable to lead the mariner
coming to the city into error In regard to the
general depth Of water in the river. To pre-
vent this impression if possible from going
abroad, Mr.. BoS>ieuX obtained certificates
from captains, pilots, and others, giving the
general condition Of the river at present;
that the cost or charge per cubic yard for the
dredging and removal Of material is entirely
too high, and that it should have been done
for about onc-half the amount actually paid,
and that the money has been unnecessarily or
| Hlluttlclot>ll cAIclluco vi haStcu. .Ie11ohi-
panying this paper was a printed statement.
already alluded to in the Dispatch. The
subject was laid on the table.
Sundry petitions, &C., were presented and
referred.
In connection with the petition Of the ma
gistls.tcs, Mr.. Chcstcrman presented rcso-
luton for IN appropriation Of $500 for pay of
the magistrates for 1871.
Mr.. Freeman: Mr.. President, | move that
the salary of the councilmcn he reduced
twenty-five per cent, and that the proceeds
be devoted to the magistrates. [Lauglltcr.1
Mr.. Davis moved to adjourn, which was
withdrawn for Il resolution by Mr.. Scott, Of
Jefferson Ward.
A resolution referring the matter of the
llncolcctCd tax bills TO tic Finance Commit
tee. in the case of Mr. Word, was withdrawn.
On motion Of Mr. Davis, at 10 O'Clock the
Council adjourned.
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CHURCH NOTES.
Special Seryices--Sundav-Sc Meet
fn;,s--SI,rOve Tuesday and Ash We'd.
nrSe9ny .Sp

The clear sky and balmy atmosphere OF
Sunday induced almost everybody to attend
public worship. The churches were literally
thronged, and in the afternoon the streets
presented nm appearance which has not been
witnessed on Sunday afternoon in Rich
mond for ga month of Sundays"
EPISCOPAL.
At st. James EpiscopaD church In the
morning Rev. Thomas q. Dudley, of Christ
church, Baltimore, filled the pulpit. Tn the
afternoon the same gentleman preached at
the Monumental.
49,. PRESBYTERIAN.
AT the First Presbyterian church, owing
to the absence of D1r. Preston, who otticiated
in Ashland, Rev. w. w. Staples preached in
the morning, and at night Rev. Charles II.
Read. ID. d., of the Grace-Street church, fill
cd the pulpit.
Rev. DIR. Il. T. Baird preached the second
of series of sermons upon Christs sayings
after the Resurrection. His text was Luke
2t: 2G, "Ought not Christ to have suffered
these things to enter into His glory"
The regular monthly meeting of the Pres
byterian Sunday-School Union was held lust
night in the Second Presbyterian church.
Owing to the bad weather there WAS but a
small attendance. The exercises were con-
Quoted by the President, Mr.. Sleight. Re.
ports for the month Of January were as
follows:
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TRANSPORTING THE CoarLExfoy-Tbe trans
formations produced BY HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM
quite astonishing any scene on the stage OF
theatre. That frfnous beauttfcr transmutcs sal
low, pccky y-looking complexion into one In which
the lilly and the rpse vie for adniraon, Ind nparts
toa dry, harsh skin the aoftness OF perfect lowell
ness. Tan and frcckle, which country air and sun
lahtare pretty sure TO produce In spite OF parasols
and sundowns. iare completely obliterated by It;
while 1t has perfectly ugical effect In banlsaing
undue rcdness hlotcbes and pin,ples from the skim
When the. lady who has used Il to remedy her COM
pexional defects looks in the mirror she Is equally
astounded aud gratifed at the improvements In her
appearance. Every blepsh has disappeared; her
neck. arms and bosom now rival in whitencss the
snowy collar which encirries her throat, her cheek
mantles with pcachlike bloom, and she Is ready to
invoke blessing on the inventor Of the article
which hiss wrought sueia delightful transformation
II YOU desire rosy checks and a complexion fair
and free from pimples, biotches, and eruptions,
purify your blood BY taking DR.. PtERCE'S Golden
Medical Discovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-13

ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
i desire to Inform The tobacco trade tlal wiH
make the furnishing Of their supplies spfcisisy IA
my business. They at all times nnd st9Ts
LINE. IS afo:g rusftsf f.,tG
lam now receiving, partly In bond.
100 eases of the best SPANISH BICOR1CEpAsiE.
comprising the :, e. i A. the genuine old ".
. G" brand, the Wallis" Extra; a!so, several
100 barrels Choicest DARK SYRUP, weighing i.'
pounds per gallon. ttts1s y go Y st@g1< ss-.a7
Is ts.rrels choice SItyF.D GUMS. ssfse
OILS. TONQUA BEANS, &C.
have made arrangements by which will have
the sale OF the present stock OF the Syrnps Of Inc
virginia Sugar ReiiDing Company. These are the
ccappst Syrups In the United States at the prices at
which WIN sell them. They air guaranteed pure
suaar and free from all; chemicals. ss.t
fihcrai ARRANGEMENTS offered to the grocery trade
on these goods JohN ~. ann.I5LiNs1c,
fe l3-lm :s% lsvs S.ls % nsScSL