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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02
TIE 0UB

United states Cavalry Encampsd About
tho Capitol.-The Movement Creatcs
Great Excitement-Ths General Cow
ernmcnt to lbo Advised OF h Situa-
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o'Si No. Ret 20 Cd delivered in New York. 500 so
The very lowest estimates l have seen Of
the cost OF manufacturing q, The North
places like expenses Il manufacturing
at, per 100 pounds. .$lo "a
Loss by waste-Cot,on ata2ic. In Columbia
would BE- 22Kc. In New York; $50 pounds
would Cost SOL IS, making 400 pounds
yarns. ........ @oi
Ten per cent. for wear and tear or machi-
~
Sl4 81
add cost NJ milton 20 SO
Cost OF No. 20 yarns made North......$s s 81
Showing q difference in favor OF the south -,
~.
Dedno, Commission carriage, &c........ 20l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02
Total cost OF msnufacturing... 49,.

COST OIL COLLOa
Freight and insurance to New York or Pail
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death would be incomplete without at least o
glance at what he himself often spoke of as
"a busy life."
Horace Greeley, the son of Zaccheus. Gree
lev, was born In Amherst, N. g.. February Sd,
| 1911. At q very early age he became fond OF
| reading, aud 1t was related that before he was
| ten wears old be had read. chiefly by the light
| of pine knots, every readable book that ne
| could borrow within seven miles OF his fathers
| house. Bis first labor was on the farm, and
| from the farm be went to the printing office and
learned the first principles cI the profession 10
| which his life was devoted. From the spring
| OF 1926 TO The summer of 1880 he was an appren-
| lice In the Office of the Northern Spectator, at
East Poultney;; Vt, and lett 1t only because the
paper suspended publication. At that time ne
was not twenty years CT age, out Dis knoWl-
edge of political statistics and of party move
ments and their leaders was 80 extensive tnal
he was regarded as an authority In such mat
ters, Alter working some months as O jour-
newman printer, he Went 10 New York with q
scanty wardrobe and only ten dollars In his
pocket, in quest of employment, which he
soon obtained. In 1881 be went INTO business
for himself as a mem Der OF the firm which
published The first penny paper In the world,
aud which failed In less than three weeks. BE
afterwards commenced she publication Of the
New Yorker, and received 30 little from II
that he was Obliged to exc out q living
by penny.aIlnipg. At the end Of
seven years the New Yorker also failed. But
it was in 1910 that Mr.. Greeley's brilliant ca
reer as an editor really commenced, and hi!
frst notab. g efforts were in The Log CABIN, G
weekly journal, established u promote the
election OF William Henry Harrison to thu
Presidency, and which attained a wide circu
lation. The success OF this venture led to TIT
founding OF the New York Daily Tribune, tn
! first number Of which was Issued on the l0tl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02
THE ms AND THE OUTS.
GOVERNOR SCOTT'S TALEDICTORY-
THE NEW REGIME.
Tho Bonds OF h New state oHcials-
Who arc to be Chalrmen OF tne s'Ao"
ing Committees OF tho House.
JspEo1AL rKLEeRAk 10 THE HEWs.1

Ing Committees OF tho House.
JspEo1AL TELEGRAM 10 Il HEWs.1
CoLUliB1A, Sunday Night, December l..
Governor Scott will send bis valedictory
message to the Assembly tomorrow. lib tone
Ia yery temperate and conciliatory. BE re-
vlews his administration; mentions the album
dant haryests of the present year, and the
general increase In commercial Importance
and prospects, under q reign Of peace through.
ont the STATE. Refers to the singular condi.
ton of the State and country when he was
elected first; the fstterlng vote by which
he was twice chosen, and to the minority
which at that time kept aloof from all that
tended to bring about a better state of feeling
between them and the majority. In this con-
necion q reference is made to his first In
aueural address treating and advising upon
the same subject, makinga close comparison
and thorough review of the situation then and
now. The financial condition OF the State
then snS lhow is referred to, and the causes
and the reasons for the changes
made; the increase of the debt and
other financial measures are briefly
explained, as also the opposition of the
Democracy and the Democratic press In the
State, which tended to make matters worse In
this respect instead OF better. The fact of Ku-
Klux outrages having been committed, and
that nine counties had been placed under
martial law on account thereof, tending also
to increase the Indebtedness, Is alluded to. The
chargesand asseverations against his admin
istratiou are taken up, and briefly answered.
The improvements, prosperity, &C., of the
past four years In connection with the build
ing up Of the waste places, the increase OF
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
FOREIGN NEW $.

An increase Of the family OF the Prince Of
Wales IS expected
There are seventy-cight railroads in Ger
many, owning 19.145 miles OF road.
Espartcro has declined the title OF Primo 9
OF Vergaro, offered him by Amadeus.
A National fund is being rapidly sub =
sciiDed in England Tor the restoration OF
Warwick Castle.
The Trademark Convention beween Aus e
tria and the United-States awaits ratification
by the die, at Pesth.
Gustave Dore has taken a large studio in
the Champs Elysees, and is hard at work on
picture of Christ leaving this PI@toriun
for The cross.
a serious and singular railway accident
was caused in England by the engineer and
fireman both going to sleep at their posts
while the train was in motion.
A number Of ex.oflicers Of the French
army, at the invitation of the Japanse Gov
ernment, are about TO proceed to Japan 70
instruct the native army in military TACKLES.
The supply of oysters is very short in the
Partisan Restaurants, consequently the gour.
mands OF that city are accustoming them.
selves to snais on the half shell as a sub
slitute.
Since last February no less than twenty
eight companies for conducting the conslruc
lion OF asphalte paving have been star ted II
England, with an aggregate capital OF SO !
900.
orders have been sent to the military
authority at Lyons, Marseilles, and 81
| Eiiene to suppress any disturbances wbicl
may occur having for e prelext opposition
to the tax on raw materials.
It is said that IN warwick Castle were th
originals from which Colonel Colt borrowe
his Invention" of the revolver, and fror
which the inventors OF the mitraileuse an
tho breCch-oadcr borrowed theirs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

AN USFoRrUNATE PHoTodRAPH.-Photog-
raphy has had anew development in London,
and not an agreeable one either. This new
departure" was brought out at arecent trial in
one of the police courts, and its history runs
as follows; A young woman married to an
old man goes out for walk, and meets some
where in the street a man with W HON she has
some acquaintance. lie stops and speaks to
her. AS they are conversing an itinerant
photographer comes up, and makes a group
of the unconscious pair, He then shows il to
them, and they are rather amused, and the
man buys il and presents it to the woman,
who takes it home and puts il in her drawer.
Very foolishly, she does not tell her husband,
AMI the later finding the photograph, at once
assume that the pair grouped together mus
be lovers, and in a sudden 1T of Jealous fury
he attempts to kill his wife. The result is o
course, an arrest scene, an explanation, ane
happy deROUeWent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
LITERARY NOTICES.

BLAoKwo5Ds EDStBuRGH MAGAZINE, for December,
Is m unusually interesting number. Tie continuation
Of the Noveltte "lhe Maid Of Skier" with It's train Of
thought and expression so add to our American ideas
exctes new interest but the Article of superatve in
terest in this number, Is the conclusion Of "Aore
Robe al Roma" treating OF the Castle Of 81. Angelo
and therein giving with oil THE Verify Of History, and
tile brightness and variety Of Kaleidoscope, and a
power OF absorption Of the attention beyond work Of
Fiction the Life OF that historic Structure and Of many OF
those connected with ii Of many alas the history
and the lives have been hidden within Its massive walls
aud dark dungeons, to he revealed only when the earth
shall uncover ita buried ones, and the Sea gives up its
dead.
This number commences new period, t''The two Mf.
scudemnrcs" the other Articles are, "Corneu as
uDona - "unrehecung Childhood and Age7 ''Gsrty
Necklace "French House Liie'' "lllsstrationF and
',The house of Lords' Issued by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co, 40 Fulton st. New York.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
TINE table,

ooMMESoiNG MONDAY. JANUARY LIST, 1871.
Trains will leave Depot corner Of Broad street an
Warrington Avenue a. folowsi
WAY.MAIL TRAIN at ESQ a. m. CsundAys excepted J
meets at Wilmington with Delaware Rail Road Line;
az Clayton with smyrna oh Rail Road and Maryland
and Delaware Rail Road, at Harrington with Junetio~
and BrsakwAter Rail Road at ssaford with chester
and Delaware Rail Road at Dslmar with Eastern shore
Raj Road az Salisbury with Wicomieo and Pocomoks
EXPRESS TRAIN at II IS a. m. (sundays excepted
ior baltimore and Washington stopping at Wilmington
PerTvile and Havre-de Grace Connscis at Wilmington
with train for New Castle.
Express TRAIN At 4 90 p. m. Sundays sxeepted,)
ior Baltimore and Washington, stopping Chester Thur
low Lnwood, ClaymoRt, Wilmington, Newport, Stanton
Newark, Elkton, North East, oharestown, Psrryvla.
Havre de-Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymans Edgewood MAG
nolia Chase's and etemmers Ron.
No. "a hAphses At II 80 p m daily for Bait
claymont, Wilmington, Newark, Eiaton, Eorsh-Ess,,
Pefryvillet HaYrede-6race, perrYmanN and Magnolia
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS
etoppns at all stations between Philadsphla and vii
Leave Philadelphia at 90, a. NJ $40, 800 100 and
~ ?. m. CdAIyl The 800 p. train eonnsets with
LoAve Wilmington At q. as and $40 a. M 2oO, 400 and
40, p; m The $40 a. m. train will not stop be-
swsen Oheslsr and Phiiadelpha. On Sunday leave VIII
TrAna leaving Wilmington It 6,a5 a. NJ, and 400 n.
m9 WI connect at Lamokin Junction With the 100
more Central Rail Road.
TnReUdH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington at $50, Il 20 m, 8 a. and 1911
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore IS a. N. Way Mail . So a. a. sx-
y. m. Express.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at ~ % aud 9 IL a. m. and as D. m
Leave wilmington at IL 81, 2 W aHd 10 % a. m. Os
and o II ,. N. - "
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
psrssmsps 1884,, =. 70 p M stopping At Magnolia,
Snarle.town, NORTHEAST, Elkton, Newark, Stanton
Newport Wilmington, ClAYmont Linwood and Chester
rorough tickets TO all points West South and south-
west MAJ be procured at ticket othos s2s Chestnut
and Berths In Sleeping Cars can be secured DURING th
day Persons purchasing tickets at this onee sau have
baggage oneohed Al their residence by the Union Trans
fer Company. HP, KENNY supt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington aud Philadelphia
at 40 .. m,
Leave Philadslphia II asa m. and Wilmington 90
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for Gmyrna
40 a, m. and 90 p. m. Leave Smyrna for Clayton
II 20 M and IS 10 make connection with trnins
TO and from Dover, aud Stations south
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington At IL 90 =. M, New Castle 20, Middle
town 225,l Townsend AZ; Clayton 3 rs; Dover 90
Wyoming 10: FELTON, a. Harrington Ob Farming
III Brdgeville 6Oi ssaford 49, Laurel 10 aud
arrive at Demar at % Passengers leaving Bal
timoFs At 80 p. NJ aud Philadelphia at II 80 D. m.
make close connection with this train at Wilmington
Keturnng-Wil leavs Delmr 80 p. NJ, Laurel 50;
| rlugton 10; FELTON, IS; Wyoming 10; Dover 20;
Clayton TO- Townsend as hiddletown 10; Kirk
wood 80 New Castle 10 and arrive at Wlmi nRton,
60 p. ~; Philadelphia IL 80 p. and Baltimore 80
a. kubjec to delays incident to freight business
This train will stop to take up Passengers only At
stAtions named but will down Passengers al any
stopping place, except Hares Corner state Road, Roc
| ney and Dupont.
CONNECTION
| At TOWNSEND with the Kent County and queen
Annes Kent Railroads for Kennsdyvills sudlsrsyis
| and intermediate places.
| AtCLAlrON with the N. 4 D. r. r. for EAston mi
| intermediate places.
| At HARRINGTON with the J. & D. R. R. for Milford
Georgetown. Lewes and In termediAte places.
| Al ekAF0kD with the D. D. X, K. Tor Fedsraisbur
i and Cambridge, &c.
At DRLhAR with the E. 6. r. Z. for sAuisbury Prin
cess Anne, CGhed, also for Berlin and other ststion,
| on he W. q P. X. K.
| H. 7. KENNEY. supslin,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

HiohIy important DtscoUery. --Dr; Si ian,nn
az oa ty has discovered plant the essential
., W. III 10 tbe discoyersr will positively cause me
hsp 10 roy teE and beautiful where 4 has fallen on
and become thin. In great many cases WEI q, aSsn
wnadsrfaly fsst, In several cases Of badness a hss
restored Tue hair in all Us former iaess ~ aS Of
NJ, nie he will continue the preparation an-
he same name with an addition Of 0 sss ssT ss
nos n IN the scalp and roots Of the hair the
Ss. ~ color seems to come with the renewed growth
n cures disease Of the head II - eleganIy Psi KIN
ana ia splendid hAirdresslug. isr trlM VII wi
ns one Of its great qualities Sold wholesaie anu
Viii AZ Fo1rth and King streets, Wilmington Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A STANDARD REMEDY.

Such an article Is Dr. sIMMs' WHITE PULMONIc
eALsAM II has stood before the public for 10 years,
and has never failed giving satisfaction 10 single in
stanes Every drop Of this valuable compound Is mixed
nv Dr. simms himself, and has been prepared only
by for the last yeArspAr be
ad upoa Il IL warranted supror to any other for the
cure Of Chronic and recent Cougss Sore Throat Bron
ehits Asthma Group, whoopiugcoush, Blood Splitting,
Thers is no medicine In the world that stands more on
q own merits than DR.. sIMMs' WHITE PULM0NfO
BALsAM Thousands Of references can be given by the
oeor aenug to its virtues, every dollar bottle IL
ed TO give satisfaction. sold BY Duggists aud
sorekespsrs throughout the United STATES. Price 50
oants medium aud one dollar large sissd bottles.
Principal depot, Fourth and King streets, sold by
deaers throughout the country.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
Females Suffering with Rupture

Or other Physical Weakness are invited 20 visit Phs
deiphia, and call at Q. II. NEEDLES once, No. l54
Twelfth Street, below Race, to obtain proper Trusses
Braces Supporters &c; lady attendant conducts this
department. with professional ability. Examinations
made aud suitable Instruments for ProApsus applied
H. NEEDLES gives personal attention to male patients
at his once Twelfth and Race Streets, Philade-
phis. Extensive practice in this special brAueh o
Mechanical Remedies, iHsurss Intelligent and eoTree
treatment. Aa-BANNINGs BRACES adjusted.
fauIq-rfaa. lOm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

We often hear the remark made by the
housewife, II they were only rlu ot tne ,,
amer Row tho whole trouble lies IN not having
the right kind of range Inc Hpi neo T roas
hs1ss or boil IL will neat your bath water IL
win heat YOUR chambers and your dining room,
III ,,tth ono tire and consume no more coal
hhhh III VI rnr sale M X. MoRRisoNs
lO3 bhipley street.
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1.....Artnni Ln HoLders of 5 20 Bonds.-AI

Important 10 Holders Of " bohas,
Tho Secretary of the Treasury will shortly commenss
.hs redemption Of the called o2gs, holders U ne
same with security Of undoubted and daily insTesss
SaIne This investment Is found In the hrst hoagess
nnnSs Of The Northern Pacific RR., which are oueIed
- saie al uar aud accrued interest in currency wv
are secured by First Mortgage upon ,9e eno IN
and lis equipment and also upon oVuV; W ~ worlS
doSn Hei.esr & Son, Bankers, COZ Market street, "'
10 agsnts for Delaware.
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:
40 interest in Gold, payable selni-annuAlly
@Iapaayv and Juy-free Of Government Tax These
ps ~ secured BY FIRST and only mortgage on the
% "a ~ earnings aud all the property Of the Com.
psny including nearly sixty billions 81 ssTe' q .as nss
~ Innsov next nearly two millions Of acres Of the
snsst lands in minnesota will be placed in the market by
tbe Northern Pacific Railroad Company, anu t9e pto;
~ conpany 1850 Bonds, provided they can be pur
shssed al price not exceeding 10 These Securities
~ setting Al mar and accrued interest In currency
80 lam MeIear Son, bankers. No COZ Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the sf-
ieots of Errors and Abuses In early ie Manhood re.
stored, Nervous debility cured. Impsdiments TO Mar.
rlAge removed. New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies, Books aud circulars sent free In
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth Street. Phlladslphla, Pa. dec2a-3m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

persons who are deslrous OF patronizing
-, ~ e,s In formed that they can purchase all
hnds OF musical merchandise, INSTRUMENTS, Se,
as good and ue cheap as Ihsy Gun M y, store No
or ar asyyet street. buying my goods from rst
Aands and being determines 10 so,cit nv
my patIo hsii atarestcd IL BLKYKR.
rom tnJ Piano and organ Tuning speciality.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
peafness .BIinduess and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, BY J. IsAAos NJ D.
aud Professor Of DISEASES OF the EYE and EAR (hs
spselAly)in the Medical College OF Pennsylyanie 10
years experisn7e formerly Of Leyden, Holland) No
sos ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
be At his once. The medical faculty are In
vted to accompany their patients as he has NO secret
n his practice. Artificial eyes inserted without pay
OF ehlrge for ezAminAtion. apl2lsl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

Exempt from United States TGss3,-Fiihse ne
Frst Mortgage TsO Land Grant Gold Bond 81 ,, ,ne
nnrtbeTn Pacific Railroad Company are exempt ron
:, Ia. are secured by FIRST and only mortgage on
ths road liz equipments and earnings and also on Lau
urant Of 20 900; also, TO each mile oil Track. Deho
nntsns si0O to 800 o, price, par aud sceieu
I"bn Mclean 4 Son, Bankers, No COZ Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

Some persons are so negligent. we ealleu
ia, md str,ng picure-a ht ornament for any parlori
and vel he had il over year without ever taxing the
trou6le L. have Il framed There u lay rolled up IN
draver like old rubbish, while migtJust Us wen nave
bsen shedding its genial Influence on the househou.
MsIonsve odd Fellows Hall, frames pictures 70 order
IN sverv Conceivable shape, well as furnishes pictures
s avery Kind aud there is no reason why such ofna-
mOnts should lie neglected
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

Information guaranteed TO produce Aluxurant growth
Of hair upon bald head bsArdless faee also recipe
for the removal Of Pimples Botehes, Erupions, etc.
the skin, leaving the sof clear and beautiful, can
be obtained without charge by Addressing
THos.R. CHAPMAN, oHEMIsT,
ssptl0.sm s2a Broadway New York
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

Tia Fall season has begun, and the citizens
of iln,ngtn nre beginning u look Tor warmer cloths
ing We would advise all those who contemplate puI-
chasing neat Violating, well made sdlt oi inshlon
shle ietbinF 10 call on our friend John Muhihaustn
the most fashionable erch ant tailor In this ei'y' az no
AIS king street his prices are reasonable.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

Drafts ON England, Ireland. Scotland,
,.-..,, France Russia and switzerland.-We issue
s os kkebsnse on Suy Of the above countries IN sumo
10 suit purchasers, at lowest rates Foreign Mn9 ',sd
States Canada and Europe with quick return oy 1'nu
Wcfss,r q SON Banlkers, No. COZ Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
MARRIED.,

RICE -wATERNAN-In wilmington. III, at thy resi-
Hence of the brides father, jan 10Th, 1879, by Rev
Il. e Perry, liyland W. Rice, D. Elgiu. H.. &
Mary r., eldest daughter Of r W. Waterman, Esq.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

U. 8. 5.2O's DeldWare STATE Boads.-
6ity Loan bought, sold and exchanged by john n'hea"
s 500, Bankers, No. COZ Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

Dslaware City 7'osun Bonds for sale at w
aud accrued interest by john heLear son' bahEsa'
No q Market street.
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CITY NOTICES..
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE
To all persons about purchasing
cLorulsaYos wIErKR wEAR,
NOT TO BIZ UNDERSOLD BY ANY oNh
under any circumstances
ouR IMMENSE SALES All hEDVCEp 'ASI''
we have again
OUT DOWN DUB PROBE
this time 80 low
Comparison with others will prove this'
Aud ia an example
OF what we
arc now doing ,.
We call asnoe 70 ne JoaTSlngi % SoSJafn ms
may be selected -.
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED To
GIVE SATISFACTION.
,,.s,s nvvv,oATa. warm and we'll made.. "
MSS DounLK- BREASTED SACKS, heavy '''''''''' aI0
Mhsa EHrrHH BusISkss SUITE nss a. Ga
Msna Vrars in great variety, as low
Youru's oynEooArs, all wool, latest aty' ~
Yourn's OvKRooATs, heavy ana gel.eel.,i a0
vonTu,s 0vERooATa stylish aud sefViceaOie'''''' ~
pova ovsuooArs all wool, latest style .'.'.''." ~
ROWS, OvRRooATs, great bargains'''''''''' A
poys, sulrs In great variety rom''''''
cuunnxn,a oyEaooATs choice shades lor"''''':''"'S
& DSs,s,s 0vEnooATs all styles. 20
cai,pNRs,s SURE nicely made and trimmed "''''''S"
AND A LARoE ASSORTMENT of
EVERY OTHER KIND oF
oLoTniSa DIETER
GRADES -. 81 i,,
Al oounliy low prices, which cahho' W. "lF' -
anv other House In Philadelphia
N"S ' wa HAVE A SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT OF ~ a.,
R.a,1su. Ramsay AND MILTON ovEhooAIs III ~ sne
eboica shades Of DRABs, OLIVES, bRo"rs, nsaina5
PrHs,s' Isspos gMoKRs, which cannot pe oO'a'heu
'''''' Aud we are selling them
AT rms sAMB Low SCALE or Paiots;
rhasa aro a apeeial feature In eur Stock
and are well worthy Of attention
VAST AasoRTugSr OF RvRRY KisD ot ololh'N"
TO sELEoT From,
All being sold
IL the reduced list OF prices
lust adopted by
KENNETH a. CO.,
TOWER HALL
No, bIS, MAKKtT STREET,
tt.Ie.wav betveeu Piith and Sixth streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

Oonnsuv Whiskey always on hand, by the
.,ton or IN hotties; the best article ever intro
5need here. Brandy equally fine, at u. H. Bring
3l7 Market street,