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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-05

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
w. e. SPALDING Manager.
TWO Nights Only,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, MARCH
AND8.
Americas Most Famous Comedian,
MR. JOHN E. OWENS,
Supported by his own Dramatic Combination: !:
FRIDAY EVENING, the Performance To colnl
mence with the Popular Comedy OF
THE VICTIMS.
Joshua Butterfly. MR.. JOHN E. OWENS.
To conclude with Mr. Owenss Great Speciality OF
sOLON sRINGLE.
SATURDAY EVENING-HAPPIEST DAY OF MY
LIFE, FORTY WINKs, AND THE LIVE
INDIAN.
Prices OF Admission: Orchestra and Dress
Circle, 81; Reserved Seats, 81 so; Family Circle,
so cents; Gallery rs cents.
sale OF reserved seats to commence on TUES
DAY MORNING. March 4, at the Box once OF the
Academy OF Music. mcn+-A
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Remar1s.

ONE EHUNDkED DOLLARS REWARD
" Lost or Stolen on the evening OF January
~ from the south Carolina Railroad train, be-
tween Charleston and Columbia. a CARPET BAG,
conIa nlpg I'm mpurtant papers. Of no value 10 any
one but the owner, as pa ment upon them has
BEEN stopped. A reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will be pa d, and no questions asked, for the
return OF the papers TO this once. JOSEPH
CREWS. feb16
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nR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
IL MATIC SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never TO have failed to
cure. 2s,5Oo Certificates or Testimonials OF cure,
Including Rev. O. II. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylklll, Phlladel.
phia; the wife or Rev. J. B. Davis, Hlghtstown,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Bon. Y. Greeley, member Con.
gress fro:l Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands Of
Others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
EB. GEC. CAULlER, Agent,
july1-lyr Charleston. SO
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
i MODIOUS Building. No. l4s East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF TIE
Ngws, and formerly known as the French Cofee
House. For terms, DC, apply at the ONCE OF
TIE Ngws No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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Gnnrational

r AIDES FANCY WORK.-MRS. BOYD
Ia gives lessons in ornamental Leatherwork,
Wax Fruit and Flower making, Point Lace and
Fancy Needlework, Terms on application. No.
26 Pitt street, above Montague feo26lutns6'
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NOR RENT OR SALE, THE LARGE
IL Three.story Brick House and Premises, on
west side of Washington street, between Calhoun
and harlotte strees. For terms apply to
DANIEL HOkLBEOK United States Courthouse.
feb22-smw6 EDWARD HORLBEUK.
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GEWING MACHINES.-ALL DESCRIP-
~ TIONS OF Sewing Machines repaired on rea-
sonable terms and at the shortest notice by J. L.
worth street. jan22
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VXIANTED TO PURCHASE, 50 RED
wv BIRDS ald so Nonpsreils. For Sale,
Singing Mockiug Birds. IL head OF different kinds
Uf Brabmaa, cheap. All the choicest Sinds OF
Eug .ish DUCK Eggs. AtNo 100 Broad street.
ucn3 50
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VOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE EN-
CINE COMPANY.-Attend your Regular
Monthly Meeting, to be held at your Engine
Hou g. THIS wednesday, EVENING, March 5th, at
7 O'Clock precisely.
BY order. 7. 8. MoCARRFL,
mch5 Secretary.
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10 Rem.

ITO RENT.-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS,
i suitabls for q couple, at No. rs Broad street,
west OF Meeting GUod water facilities. f,bl9
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WANTED A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
w to do homework and make herself gene.
rally useful. White preferred. Apply az No.
Beaufain street mch42%
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS GOV.
w ERNESS, by young lady who has had
some experience In teacnlng. English, French
and Music taught References given II required.
Apply TO Rev. Or. ShAnd, Columbia, s. v.
MI hl-1OS
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DIONEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY OF AXMEN.-The Regular Monthly
Meeting OF your Company will be held THIS
"wednesday kyHNIEG, the 5th ins ant. at half.
past O'Clock precisely. A full and prompt at.
tendance is specially req Tired.
BY order. J w. NICK
mch6s Secretary.
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TITO RENT, TWO NICE ROOMS, FIRST
Il floor. wi water on premises, aud use OF
yard. Terms moderate to an approved ten ant,
Apply on premises, No. 45 Coming btrees, oppo-
site George. nichols
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~OFFICE SAVANN N H AND
CHARLt STON RAILROAD COMP ANY -,
CHARLESTON, 8. C-NOTIoE.-The Coupons for
interest on the Bonds OF the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad Company for funded inter
est, which mature March /, 1873, will be paid on
presentation at the Banking House OF d. b.
KIMPTON, Financial Agent for the State Of
South Carolina, No. Nassau street, New York,
or at the First National Bank OF Charleston, at the
option OF the holders
mchs.myfs S.W. FIsHER, Treasurer.
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E>OR SALE, LOTS IN TIE TOWN OF
Il, Petigru, on the great plank road, three and
half miles from the city limits, now selling
daily at my office. Some OF The bert stands,
fronting on the road, still on haud. Lots 80 by
100 feet each at from SIS to SIS. No charge for
papers. Apply at once and see plat.
A. U. HOGILLIVRAY,
feb8.lm No. z7h Bread street.
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE TWO
Il and half Frame House No. 81 st Philip
ct eet contsiuing i've upright rooms, tics, dres.
sing rooms and pantry, with 0utUuIdlngs. Ap.
ply ut No. % ST. Philip street. mcnt-wf2s
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THO RENT OR FOR SALE, A HOUSE ON
l. Sullvau's Island, situated on Cove street,
with four rooms, klschen, cistern aud bAhing
house Apply at NO. 461 Kng street. mch58~
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DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
I'D also several single gentlemen, can obtain
Bl'ard With pleasant rooms. Apply at No. 10
Wentworth street. mch4-4S
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WANTED, A COMPETENT MILLER,
w TO run o Circular saw. Apply at No 9
Broad street. mch4-3
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Uanrs.

WANTED, PURCHASERS TO BUY
w my first quality Red Ash. Parlor and
Stove Coal. THos. ). BUDD, No. is Boyce's
Wh8tf mch6SF
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TNELLOWSHIP SOCIETY THE ONE
H. Hundred and Eleventh Anniversary Meet.
ing will be held at the New Masonic Temple on
WEDNESDAY, March 9th, at II o'clock Meridian.
A Poll for the Election OF Officers Tor the ensuing
year Will hen be opened auh the usuaI business
transacted. CAMPBELL DUUGLA>,
mch6.Wsm4 Secretary.
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NEW ENGLAND sOCIETY.-THE REG
IN ULAR Qu trterly Meeting will be held I HIS
ednesdayl EVENING, Marcn s, at O'Clock, at
the Ch- -rleston hotel. BY order.
THADDEUS STREET. Secretary.
Supper as usual. mch5
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r AIDES FUEL SOCIETY.-THE REG.
IL ULAH Monthly Meeting OF the Fuel SOce.
y will be held at the Depository, Chalmers street,
On THURSDAY. the 5tn instant, at IL O'Clock n.
By order OF the President mch6-2
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Meetings.

r ANDMARK LODGE, No. 76, A. F. M
IL The Monthly Communication OF this Lodge
will be he d at Masonic Temple, THIs EVENING.
the F. U. Degree will be inferred at P. M..
after which the Lodge will be called on until, P.
NJ, when all business will be transacted and the
N. II. Degree conferred. The arrear list will be
read. BY order W. NJ.
T. PINCKNEY LOWNDE5,
mch5 Secretary,
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BGarhlna.

DOARD.-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS,
I'D with Board can be had at No. l2l Meeting
street. mch3.mWf3S
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ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
N against the Estate Of REV. STILES NELL.
CHAMP will present them properly attested, ano
thuse Indebted will make poyt ytncnt TO
ROBERT e. MELLICHAMP, Adminlst-atir,
No. l6 Boyce's Whaif
February 18, 1873. feol9.WS
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Eeeal Notifies.

NOTICE. - ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN any claims against the Estate or CHRIS.
TAN j. BEL KNANN, deceased, will please hand
them In duly attested, and those indebted to said
Es,ate will make payments to A. >. BROWN, who
ls hereby authorized TO act for me.
SERENA U. BEOKMANN.
mchl,6,lo Qualified EXecutrix.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
EIEorIoN OF oPFrcER-.
Educational.
PUBLIC SCHOOL LxAMISArIoN.

Public schools Nos, 4, l3 and Is passed exami-
nation, yesterday, most satisfactorily to Com
mittee and teachers, and parents aud scholars
The Committee appointed for school No were
MessIs. Allen Speakman and II, NJ Jenkins tue
latter not being present. AT school No. l3 Il. Il.
committee and NJ. NJ. Child aud p. Hasson for
school No. Is.
1t would be doing an injustice to particularize
in any one instance when III each one OF these
schools the examinations gave such clear eyI.
dence of tue proficiency Of the teachers one and
ali, and no better proof OF this coald be shown
than the evident spirit Of cooperation with which
the pupils work with the teachers. When
scholars have confidence il aud esteem for
their Instructors that these children have, It Is
very evident that the teachers are amply lifted
Tor their places.
Schools Nos 3, ~ and IA are being examined
to-day, winch closes these exeIclses for the
| prescott terLu.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
CrOqueL
VINO Is THE CHAMPION PLAYER ?

WHO Is THE CHAMPION PLAYER?
few days ago gentleman OF this city,
member Of one Of our largest msnufactu-
ring firms, took ride with his family out the
New Castle road. Before the residence of Mr..
Frank Townsend he was accosted by a number
Of players engaged in soc al game upon that
gentleman's elegant croquet field and invited to
come in and participate. But with q suitable
modesty he declined until the party insisted 50
strenuously that it would have been dlscourte-
GUS TO further decline.
game was made up with our friend in it ;
but what d d he know of the game having not
only never played game but never having seen
a game played2 Nothing 30 of course he spent
most OF his time in fetching mp his ball from
the farthest confines Of the field. Being a
Jolly good nAtured fellow he did not get mad"
when he was driven away; at least he restrained
any expression III sad aud bitter thoughts il he
had any However. the tide at last turned, aud
strange az 1t seemed, it swept our friend and his
side to victory They won the game and the
jubilatiun I our novice wa great indeed.
And now we are told that he is ready to chal-
leuge any Of our WIlm ngton players to a match
game and is aching for contest that shall de-
eide the championship. Where, now are the
players who are ready to meet him ON the GRO
quet field
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
/ 4st SAFE.
VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING AND CITY PR0-
PERTY.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The following desirable real estate Is offered Al
NJ THE two steam aud water power mills now
ipied and used as Kiln dried corn meal and inur
mills by jones e Price Co, situated on the Routh
side OF the Brandywne, with all The water rights M.
longing thereuntO, comprising -four .sevenths ar q
south side Of the creek. This property comprises
w Tvs run OF stone 'Our overshot water wheels, /
eeventy horse power engine betting cloths and az.
lures al In perfect der. Also. valuable wharf
property adj ming MIL
half Acres, more or lees. stua ed on the south bank
o the bTanaYwine, short distance Delow the mills
OF Jas e. Price Co., adjoining lasds OF the swift,
q ur neY Beecher Co, with a " ry large frontage
tn cfeek aud admirably adapted for WhaTyss
On this property are situated stable, B.orehouse
and three dwelling houses.
no. IA lot Of land With two two-storv frame
cooper sh ips. situated at the corner OF Fifteenth
and Walnut streets, having front OF about ~ feeI
on Walnut atree by 40 feet in depth along Fl teenth
No A twc-and-a hAlf story double brick dwell.
lug house with lot ts2 feet front on Sixteenth 81
ny l6u f ct IN depth on Walnut situated 1t the
corner OF 81 Ieenth and Walnut sfrsels being
2O3 Slxtet nth HtTt et and running through the
square. Aonse furnished with all modern improve
NO6-A two,tory frame dwelling house. with lot
about 23 feet front on FIT eenth street by 20 feet In
depth, being No 2l2 Ftfteen'h 3 rect
No ga lot OF land at the corner OF Four-
teen am Frencn street, 90 feet on French street
by llg feet on Foarteen. h street, wi large frame
No7-A lot OF land at the Southeast corner OF
Fourteenth aud Orange sIreeis W feet On Four
teenth street b 30 feet on orange street.
NoS-A lot Of land with nae brick stable on the
south side OF Fourteenth street, between NJ M4rket
and orange Streets win front OF about 90 'eet un
Y. urieenth street, with depth OF 20 feet
NO9-A v,ry desirable bu lding lot at the K
corn Of Eighth and Madison streets, with front
Of 50 feet on Madison street 10y " fset on Eighth
stree.
All the above described properly s nov offered at
private sals on easy termf OF payment. Il com
prses some valuRDle building lots together with two
of the most available mill altes sn the Brandy wine
For full particulars and terms apply 70
JANIS X PRICE
Ir IN his Attorney,
94tt GEORGE ~ BAt Rs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
state Items

Milford employs about 10 ship carpenters.
The 4th" has not been celebrated IN Dover
since 1860.
A meeting to organize Baptist churchin Mil
ford was held on thursday last.
retired New York commission merchant is
said to be Dlacking boots III 5 Afford
D. H. Atkins, OF Milton, few days since, is
said to have launched the finest wooden Vessel
ever built in the State.
turtle measuring three feet six inches in
length aud Two feet III width was caught by Jas.
| story, on Monday, in a gut Of Lepslc Creek, on
| the II. L. Hoifecker farm IN Whitehall Neck
Nothing to equal 1t IN Size has ever been seen III
that section.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

sa. a. - - A
fof the sxtsnAion OF the time one lh6hth longer.
Philip TrAynor and otheTs petitioned FOR the
paving and guttering OF side walk on Rirkwood
street. Also from d. p. Smith and others to set
curb and lay pavement ON Carpenter street.
communication from George W. Bush was
read complaining of distractions forming 10 the
Christians at the foot Of Orange street. Re-
ferred
Mr.. Lynch offered . resolution, which was
adopted, instructing the Committees on Fire
Companies to report the condition Of the Fire
Department, and whether. in their opinion. 1t is
expedient to comply with the recommendation
Of the Chief Engineer, and purchase 500 feet Of
hose for each company.
Mr.. Pickels from the Finance Committee, Of
fered the Following
The Finance Committee beg leave TO submit
the following report
The amount OF the appropriation for the ex-
penses Of the city for the year 1878, as per or
dinanoe passed January Sd, 1878. 1862, $50
Deduct school appropriation $50 600
Deduct estimated revenue 56,lOO- ll6,lO
s2I6, 1850
The City Assessment amount to e25 Gas, ,9l6 A
tax rate on this amount OF rs cents on the slOO
will raise the sum Of $40, ,566 81.
This sum, with the appropriation that will not
be needed, and consequently not necessary to be
raised by taxation, will be sufficient to meet the
necessary expenses for the year.
Your committee, therefore, recommend that
ton for city purposes, and that 20 cents on the
500 be liked the rate OF taxAtioH for school
purposes to meet the appropriation for the use
OF the Board Of Public Education.
Respectfully submitted;
II f. PIoKELs,
JosEPH Il PHILLIPs
On motion the report, with the recommends
tion, was unanimously adopted.
ORDERS DRAWN.
James Mcintyre. sll2.5O; Washington Cox,
Sl157 rs; W. G., Quigley, s255: J II. Beggs,
ss27 50 {; Daniel Gallagher, 1894 75 Robert
Smith, SOFIA O. Warner 4 Co., S52S 81 Geo.
W Stone, Ss.75 Pusey Jones a Co. o. 96 ;
Isaac T. Chamberlain, "a 90 Ferris & Garrett,
sl3 l5 Thomas Porter, sss, ,25 Ann Todd, 81 /;
L T. Denormande. $50 80; q. II. r. simmons
s2l James MoCAbe IS John Logue, Sl00
James Maharty, SlS3 SO Alexander Chandler,
$500 Alexander Montgomery, S32,50; John W.
Hawkins, 800; Thomas Brown, "a Water
Dept Pay Roll. $3.50 80 Street Dept Pay Roll,
S295.62 one months salary for each Of tho Po-
lice aud City Officers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
No. 9I4 WeSt Street. WH., Del
on Tuesday. July Ist
Al . O'Clock, sharp, as follows:

IN PARLoR-l nne rosev ood piano, made by W.
asD. stool and cover, iT cloth sofa, wall chaIs
sofa STUFF d; hne reception chairs ladies' % ohsn
with arms, Uvered win crimson plush, lAzis,
marnle.tOp; narble-top center table, 0l nos 70
va ds Brussels carpe 3, m rble Orname nus &c.
IN ENThI .-KntFy and stair carp-s, rugs
walnut rat rack, stair lOds, q. -
In DINING Room - marble top wslnut side
board, extension table. 10 eet | ng; mirror SIX
diniug-room cane chairs - yaTas INGRAM uarPes pld
sECrJNU-sI0nY FROST ROOM = Walnut set,
Consisting Of marble'top dressing bureau, marble
rOOe goose feather bed, ma trAss. holsters, Pl.-
lows. beddIbg, towel rack walnut dressing stanu'
Large arm chair fancy enamoer sel, 81 Ia,uS 'u'
IShCOND-srOhl BACK RUUM-Walnut VET as
70 lows: m irUle-iup drthsing bureau mafDlH'toP
III nd, Oeustead with elegant spring matuAssi ueu-
ding chamber set, 10 yards Ingram chIpsS Nasoo'
ornaments Curtalus, &c -.
in Sitting RoOM-1 secretary and hook case,
center tuble, sofa rocker, cane rocker, green
rep lounge, large mirror, 20 yards ingram carpet
PICTURES, vases blinds, &C
BArH hoUN-TaOle, glasses, m4ttlng', &C
THIRDS DRY FRONT hOOM-5 dsteaus, Oeu-
ding wardrobe, mating shades, stand glass; chall
TnIltD- TORY BACK RooM-i good heds!ead'
bed and beudlnR, bureau, lO.klng glass, WashstaNu
chaMber. ser 2B yards ingram carpet hldies, &c
IN SeRV VANfs' ACCOMPLISHMENTS, stann, gAss
tables, 20 yards ingram caIpets ,,,,.s mans buck
cts. tubs, irons and many Utner mugs not heree"u
mefated -. -, ., ha
house, No. 9l4 Wtsl street, will W sJd az Euoh0
Sale, krJwn mare, q years old; nrst class I'm
family mare; a good traveller; Jenny Lind He2A
carriage Ine de by Goo ing Lloyd, nO-top Wagon
Robes wmp, i set sna lie harness, &C. =.
The aD We gods arc al nrst-cass and VIII posi-
uveiy be sold W the highest bidder.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Executor
of scaltergOOd Alien, d ceastl.
l. W STIDHAA sot, AuctlOneers Jei'-S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

JAMES ~ WEBB by announcement elsewhere
the MN OF James Il Webb, prIuters, ztatlouers
and boUk-blndefs, has Dissolved, tine cO-partner-
ship having ceased On June 10th. MIR. Edward
James viii continue the business at the old
place, 22i Market Street, while MIR. Webb retires
the business being conducted uuder the firm
name Of James " Webb. AIR, Webb resumes
his position formerly held IN the shipping house
Of Peter Wright Il son, of Philadelphia The
cordial well wishes Of his hosts OF friends III thi,
city go with hun To his new field Of duty. MIR
James III continuing the business, will no doub
ne he promises, spare no effort to maintain the
character Of the house for hrst class work
promptness IN filling orders, aud reasonable aud
juzt prices"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

Re- RolO for StpHnser.-The Wihter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased To blow and our city tAilOrs have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments fOT
the people. Mr.. JonH II. Nuhlhausen, at 4lb King
street, especially. has laid In beautiful STOCK uf
Coatings vestnss eassimeres, &C, for Spring and ls
ready receive orders IRON his usual well dres5eD
customers lie IL also having his store papered and
painted that rything looks as bright and fresh
as a new gold dollar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
Respectfully,
EDITOR womans Depa, tment sunday Republic

A FRIEND" inquiries: What does your certin
cate TO the efficacy VI kunkel Wine oi lTon bitters
mean2 Is Il true that II has helped yourself AnO
others Ill dyspepsia p Ii means Just what II says
We have proved It's efficacy Ia our own case, ana
have seen ils effects III many others. Ut. kuhkei
has our waImest thanks Tor putting 1t Ia our power
to relieve mAny poor sufferers by furnishing his
cellenJ medicnls gTatuIiUusy ~ US iOr distribution
amongst those unable . pas Tor theln-AlAse n.
McDOtoeA
now only ask d trial Uf this valuable Tonic.
rice 81 per bottle. 4 +. kUNkEL., sole Pro
netOr, NO. 2os North kintn street, below Vine,
Philadelphia
ASA for kunkers bitter Wine uf Iron and take nC
other
tOr sale III Wilmington BY d. Aclnall, Jr., sccono
and Market, h EIlngnurst a Co., sixth and Market
II. X. Brngnurst, 81 maIAet street; Alfred Walton
2So markell street j. j. Gallagher Is. T.. ShOeIna.
ker, smith a Painter, VI. L. Williams, Ninth aIiJ
Market streets and L. Nj. England, CT. slXtn and
Lombard strerts- ocJ5O-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

81 James FTdv.-This well k&own and d stin-
Rulsneu ice Cfealn maker, as the not WSatner Ap-
ueglns his nightly travels along oui Ieets
dstrIUaLlng " nus l. w saIisn d custoineTs, 1ls
vnUlcs Ice cream. Last ngnJ MS bel sounded ,Or
the hrsJ time this aud iIUm THIS Uut, during
lac nut weaLneT the people Will rush W Ills wagon,
Tor their lnstalInenL OF his riCh am lovely cream
de also our DesT families ~ dinner
and tea ume, ana in the evening. hls headquarters
IL ut klKhLn street MRrket hestaurAnL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

BH-SylUGlI sPTtnys -Chas, Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant pace OF resort has been neAly b ted up
for the reception OF ndl sidua visitors, picnc anu
social paTtles Ampe Accommodations Tor dancing
have been made, ana Ice cream, il Inonade, CAKES,
fruits &c, will lie sold 70 all VINO desi them, NJ
In OxicAting liquors Will be sold on the ground. He
will also tOuttnue his popular stand al Second aud
Market where he above named luXufies MAJ be
had during the season. also, al his residenee, sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased 10 see his
many friends ano the pu0lic genera.l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

WILL 60 To-MoBRow.-A telegram from Mr
VIM Candy from Cape May, tins morning, Says
tnat the party OF e1curslonlzts that we're To have
gone down by boat yesterday to Cape May, an
guests OF the ocean House, ARE expected by to
morrows boat, the ''IrOHsiIes,' which leaves
Philadelphia al o lJ A. n. SO 1t 10 hoped that
those VINO we're " form the party will hold them
tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
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terms"
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