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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
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Administrative SoIa

, Inc Undersigned as Adm Inistra;rix of Alexander
simpson, decd, will sell at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, ocToSHR l6, 1873,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
On the premises on the Old Turnpike between XIX
t9n and Coochs bridge, about three miles nom the
former place, the following Personal Property, be.
longing TO the estate OF tbs said deceased, viz
THREE. HORSES, SIX COWS, ONE HErrRR ONE fouR
WEAR OLD BULL, TWO HOGS, rHkhs
HHoATs.
FARMIN G IMPLEMENTS, xC.-,nev Ducleve
ifeaper new wheel rake, revolving rakes Bana-
borough fani farm wagon, horse cart. 1 ruler .
cultivatorr, ! cornsheller, harrow, 2 sets va or
harnts'. collars aud pad, wagon lines, brides.
scythes and era Ties, bush aud moving scytbrn cor,,
and garden hoes; grubhing hoe., forks farm hand
rAke. nets OF chain gears, straw Knife broad ave
wood aud hand saws, drawing Knives steel square,
snoveis, srauee ladder, indsionu, grain measures
meat casks, larga work b,nch, 2churns Il new mt.
tor bowls, patent ladies, l butter tub, large cream
Kettle, milk pans, CIDER barrel, s-galon Key, wsah
anos, tnd NUMEROUS other Articles. Lot Of Prime
IERMS.-An sums under $40 cash on GUMS OF
and over $40 credit OF six onths W. be gwen TN,
purchase, giving note with pr ,v,d cnri.y ar
Ing inter, st ON date Five per cent of for Al on
eieu .n ~ menus lama SIMPSON,
oSe1-St AdmnstratIix
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS.
Corrected every Wednesday and Saturday.
Thirty Years. Experience OF an
0vA

MRS, wINSLow'S SOOTHING svprrp TO
nHE PRESCRIPTION OF one Of the best Female
rhyslclans and nurses In the United States and has
pesu useu LOT thirty years with never failing safety
anu su cess by millions of mothers and Children from
inc Feeble infant OF one week old to the adult II
correcs acidiy Of the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulates the boweb and gives rest health and COM
a and 70 mother and child We believe be the best
EMERY and DIARRHGA IN CHILDRES
E Enysssr u "a s.s from Teething any cause
run directions for using will company eacl, hottie
None Genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS a
rEkklNS on tue outside wrapper S old nv Mi
Medicine Dealers. iv7IySSv ="
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16

The SHOOTING OF SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAM.
son In Philadelphia on Thursday week,
DEMPSEY Butler, colored, was brought into
Court, having been arrested In Camden on a
iequisition from Governor Hartranft. BE was
charged with carrying concealed deadly wea-
pom, and with an aggravated assault and bat
terry upon Mr. 5. NJ. williamson.
John A. Burton, Esq, counsel for MIR, But
Ter, made an application to have his client adj
milted to bail. lie said that Mr.. Butler, resi-
dent OF Clmden, some time ago stepped Into
pawn office, in this city. and picked up a rryoI-
yer that happened to be loaded. While exam.
lining it the revolver was accidentally discharp-
ed, the ball striking Mr.. Williamson who was
examining weapon, and infcling a severe
wound. Williamson was taken to the Hospital
aud Butler was arrested, and, after he was dis
charged, he went to see Williamson at the Hos
pital and paid him his expenses ana for the
time he might lose 10 consequence of the acci-
dent. Williamson then wrote him a letter sci.
ting forth that he believed the shooting To have
been accidental, and acknowledged giving the
receipt of the money from Butler. Mr.. Butler
thought that was the end of 1t, but afterwards
received letters from Williamson asking for
large sum of money, and he expected 10 show
that this prosecution was instituted TO extort
money. Judge Paxson admitted Mr.. Butler TO
hail in $500.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
Children often Look Pale and
Sick

Ach. ~ ''S1
BROWNS vERMIFUGE CeMFITs
VIII destroy Worms without injury to the child benu
perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloripr or other
luxurious ingredients usually used IN worm prepara
lions. CURTIS & BROWN, PrSprietors
No. 216 Fulton Street New YorI.
sold By Druggists and Chemists, and dealers In
Medicines at Twenty-Five cents box iy7-Ivw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
STRAY HEIEER.

suayed away nom the premises q the sub ,crib Or
ssltsmeer. a RED HkIPKR, three years I'D, ~
o. q. iaIge SIZE, Any one giving information A.-.
of Five Dollars octe-Stx GEORHE WHITE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16

Eioquent.-Rev. Mr.. Stubbs of Asbury M.
"Faith, Hope and Charity" In Union church,
last Sunday morning, to very large congrega-
ton number having TO take seats in the gal
lery. Mr. Stubs Is one of the most eloquent
preachers In the Conference, and as he Is vet
young man II Is very probable that he win yet
rank among the most distinguished divines that
our country has produced. -.-...sr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
PHorosAIs FOX
Grading the Bed of Van Buren, street..

DttWetn 5u anu 4th Streets.
Sealed proposals will be received by tn Committee
on Opening Streets at the ofce of the Street Com
missioner, until
THURSDAY, October 10th, 1878. at bo,coc,e p NJ :,
For urading the bed offVan Buren, Street, between
Third and Fourth Streets. The dirt to be iurA ished
and leveied by the Contractor subject to the rider
OF the street Commissioner. Work to BIO compll'ted
by the first OF December. Twenty five per cent re-
with.
all bids. "
JOHN II. ADAMS,
octia-2t Chairman Committee on Opening Streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
FO n 8 ale.

GOOD horse ,seyen years old.
4&&SSG quiet and gentle. Also, q Market
l0S Dearborn aud Hai ness In coed copdi-
ton. They Win DO SOLD Tor want OF use
GEORGE L. HOUK.
Newport, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
&s4atrass &spnbliea,s.
THURSDAY McasINd, OCTOBER 10, 1879.

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-The Court which
met at Georgetown, on Monday, gave unsni.
nous opinion on Tuesday that no fresholder
can sign liquor license application outside Of
the district In which he lives. II be owns
property In one district and lives in another he
can petition for tie sale Of liquor In the dis
trct in which he Is living but not In the district
In which his property Is situated.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16

By virtue OF writ Of Levarl Facias to me direct
Cd win be exposed to Public Sale at the Lafayette
Motel, No Sal Shipley street kept by James Pier
Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16

IN Operdtion--The report Of the suspension
Of Aldred & Co.. of the Delaware Carriage
Works, King street below Third, Is unfounded.
The firm has bad some difficulty In disposipg
of work, but the assets are greatly in excess y
the liabilities, and time Is only needed to enable
the FIRM 10 settle every claim. The creditors
Will hold meeting this evening, and II is 10
be hoped that liberal policy will be adopted
by them.
Wrecks at LeIpes. The storm at Lewes. last
week, Is said to be the most severe which has
been experienced there for long time, and was
not without serious casualties. The Light saws
that the brig j. Polledo, Capt. F. r. Schubert
from Sagua, here for orders loaded with sugar
and molasses willie lying at anchor out side The
Breakwater, LOST moth anchors and went on the
Stone Pile, on Thursday morning, about three
O'Clock, aud was SO much DAMAGED that she d /
ed and capsized in half an hour. The Cant.
and men were aiken ofFby the steam tug Cyn-
thia. The tug did her best 10 tow the brig in
side the Breakwater, but the tide was so strong
that both the brig and tug went to sea. The
brig afterwards beat on the Hen and Chickens
shoals, when she soon went 10 pieces. The
cargo and wreck were all day Fri lay beating
up on the beach.
A REMARKABLE CHANGE In the channels of
commerce, consequent upon the building of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Is shown in the report
VI tuo inontiif importS OF raw snu other SILK,
Prior to 1870 the silk importatons at San
Francisco were insignificant In amount tha
september report of that year showing that
only one hundred and twenty packages, valued
at $50, 900, had been received. araInst four hnn-
dred and thirtynve packages, valued AT ss1b
962, rece ived az New York. For the same
month the next year the balance was In favor
OF San Francisco, the lmportations to that port
being valued at $50l, zoo, and thosa Al Nav
York at Sl77,277. In September, 1872, The
values We're Ss93, OPS to San Francisco, and
$2o2,6so 70 New York. The silk, whether re-
ceived at San Francisco or Nsv York "a rssd
almost altogether by Esstsrn msnufsetnr.
ers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Awarn,.s 70 Ospsre,s.

The Boston Advertiser, one Of the ablest and
Oldest Republican journals OF the country
sounds an alarm to the members of the present
Congress. 1t tsays that what the nation regards
and will hsnoeforth regard more seriously than
ever, Is not the loss OF . few hundred thous-
and dollars more, lass but the loss Of dignity
not the extravaganza, but the debasement Of
public morals. No tax could be so oppressive
or Encouraging as these repeated evidences Of
Generalization in high places. They poison the
fountains of virtue all over the land. Aud in this
direction Gen. Butler, twice repudiated by Mas
sach1setts. is q it leader. The Advertiser con-
tinues "GentlemAn Representatives, Re
publicans or Democrats who follow such lead
ing, you may we'll believe the people are not
blind. Do what you may, the principles in this
salary business will be among the issues on
which the country will pass Judgment Your
attempts to whistle them down the wind will
not avail. That part of the Republican party
which assists or countenAnces such attempts
will be defeated. Neither presidents nor cabi-
nets, nor prestige nor patronage, nor the cant
Of demagogues can save it. The moment it is
clear that corrupt and corrupting influences
have procured control Of the Republican party,
and cannot be shaken of, there will be new
birth in politics. The fcrwArdness of prepara-
tion among the people for such q contingency
is much greater than is commonly supposed. The
events in Washington since Congress assembled
have not tended to quiet apprehensions that
the Republican organization is drifting to the
bad. No department OF the public service is In
a satisfactory condition, and, worst OF all there
seems to be an indispoAition to work reforma-
tion. There is everywhere Indifference to the
suggestions OF wisdom and common sense.
When an administration ceases to trust the men
whom the people trust, reserVing its honorable
rewards for suhservient Iincapacity, the country
will prepare for change, and there is no help
for ii.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
CHRISTMAS GOODS

Tho Chilly Blasts of Autumn
Remind US Of making suitable preparations for the
approaching season when Cu,Hneous Affections In
erase and maltipy, when a rough face, chapped
hnnds, cracked lips, &c, are the common inheri-
tance Of all. Appropriate aud seas nable informa-
eXcorlrated condition OF the skin Is the enumera
tlon CT the following list OF really valuable reme-
dies:
Flower seen ed GlyGerne.
Fnre Glycerine.
GlyceTine Cream.
Cold Cream.
Camphor Ice and Gycerine.l
" Rose Lip salve.
English GlyCerine Jelly.
rags Periumed GlyceTine.
ncrsrson's cAmPhor Ice with Gbeeerine,
Amaldine.
Among the very best Soaps FOR winter use we
Prices sOlIdlaed Gycsrlne Soap, y GlySerlne.
Colgate's Transparent i" I"
lude Xical OAt Meal and "
Pure White Castle soap
Pure Olive-Pa'm Soap
Low Son'a Eng ish Il year ne Soap.
sarg's Liquid Glycerine soap.
Stubborn CutnneOus Affections, as Tett r SC. are
often relieved by one of the following soaps
1aswel's Juniper Tar Soap
COlgate's Medicinal Tar soap
Calvert's C4roOlic Toilet soap
hedi al sop
Constantine's Pine Tar Soap
Dslnfectng (CaTDJlig) SOlp
PeCk's CarOolic soap
All the foregoing srlclGS with many others OF the
same class, Tor sale by
T. HaINGHU RsT 4 Co, Apetnecares.
COL. sixth aud Market streets.
Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
The .. =. Jone. Unse.
Correspondence of the Commercial
Nrrv CAsrtr Dec

Correspondence of the Commerciall
NEY CASTLE, Dec 90.
The verdict OF the jury summoned by Coroner
Winslsw TO decide upon the case Of b. $. Jones
was not, as stated by the T. Il correspondent,
''congeston of BRAIN caused by hard drinking" +"
but that he ''he came to his death from exposure
and congestion of the brain" We make this
correction in justice to the family and friends OF
the deceased, lhe facts in the case are that the
man was generally sober and industrious. but
his wife being away on Christmas day he drank
some egg-uog with a few friends, and
not being accustomed to liquor got little tight
and exposed himself during the day, winch the
doctors suppose was the cause Of the attack.
His death was caused not necessarily by tine
congestion Of the brain, but from the exposure
during the night, he not being able to get mp or
assist himself because OF the attack aud not be-
cause he was drunk. H. II q.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
A Tower Taller than Babel

Messrs. Clark, Reeves & Co.. proprietors OF
the PhpniIvile Bridge Works Phgnixyille. Pa,
says the Scientific american, propose to coA-
struct wrought iron tower, one Thousand feet
in height. TO be completed for the American
Centennial Exhibition in 1876. The tower is to
be circular in section one hundred and fifty feet
In diameter at the base. diminishing to thirty
feet at the top. 1t 10 proposed to have spiral
staircases winding ATouud the centre tube for
those preferring to walk up; but elevators will
be provided. winch are calculated to ascend to
tho top in three minutes.
We have in process of engraving full page
illustration, representing the tower in contrast
with st. Peters Cathedral, Rome st. Paul's
Cathedral. London Bunker Hill Monument
thr Pyramids OF Egypt, and other existing tall
structures, all Of which, alongside Of the thous-
and feet tower. look like pigmies.
This is one of the greatest engineering projects
Of the age, and 1t is in the hands OF constructors
capable Of completing whatever they undertake.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

Objections to the repeal of the Bankrupt Act
come from all quarters and it is difficult to COM
prehend what was in the mind of the House of
Representatives. it has a mind-when the re-
peal bill was hurry-scurried through, unless the
members proposed in this manner to earn their
increased pay. The fact ia that the bankrupt
system needs amendment but ought not
to be repealed. 1t is of substantial value in the
business world and il it were abolished, it's re-
enactment would be loudly demanded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
tErOm our Late Edlaons OF Yesterday.
The VIrRInIua.

suE WILL BE SEIZED IMMEDIATELY ON HER ARRIv-
AL.
WAsHINoToN, Dec. 30.
On the arrival OF the PTginius, at New York,
she will be seized BY the Collector Of the Port
and libelled by the District Attorney.
II it is shown that the vessels register was
obtained by fraud, she will be sold and the pro.
cesds paid to the United States.
Spain can make no claim on the vessel aud no
such claim would be entertained.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
3pefHi =,ultEes
Facts for .ho People

As the virtues OF medicines cen only b. Asesr'
tlned by careful servation, It is 10 oe regretted
that many " the Drugs still prescribed 10y some
physicians should ratail 4 pl-ce Ia our Ma;erie
Nediea AS an instance Of this, that vile drrs
Balsan CUpalOa, furnishes an example, bCat thu
year 1850, the spsnt.rds in the island OF san Do
mneo having become ain o;sd with certain com.
plalnts. thought according TO the prevailing notion
4: that time that the remedy might he found wher9
tie disease originated. Unier this impression Bal
sam COpaiDa came into usr. but never has nan
seating drug done more injury, for 1t moi ony
changea the na.urc OF the ttsusse 70 more dread
fu state ihan the orsna, out it ruins the tone OF
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in us worst
forms. To avoid this drug and It's effects the SA-
MARIT ms GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within the reach Of ~ Only ten pills to be taken,
and vii. cure every lime IL from two to four days
Male pa kages, 81; female i3.
sold By L. Brlnghufst Co, sixth and Market
e. McInal, Second and MARKET, Wilmington, Del,
and by Druggists generally. Je7-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

A tribe Of natives in New Zealand, the Haw-
haEs-who, in spite Of their name, haze proved
nolaughing matter to the colonial Government
have according to all accounts, settled down into
a aquiet and orderly tate and, strange to say
Instead Of relapsing into heathenism, when re-
jecting Christianity, have accepted the old Tes-
lament, and have to all inteuts and purposes
embraced Judaism en- mdsSe, The singular point
in this is that there appears to have been no
Jewish missionary work in the matter. They
have chosen this religion as suitng their feel
ings and their needs. It is, at least, a great
advance from their old heather stand point
though we should be afraid that they would find
more congeniality in Joshua's deeds of war than
in the more humane features OF the Old Dispen-
sation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

Judging from the almost unanimous approvAls
OF all classes Of newspapers President Grant
has once more proved his good sense and dis
cretion, by the selection Of Mr. Gushing for the
Spanish mission
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

A iuu aud excellent assortment of perfumCfies
ard fancy goods gu sOle fUr the holidays.
A large ST. cE Of hr-l-cass buckskia q gVes cha
mCls ssiIs, uBger co s. ETC., ttc,
fresh and large stsg - No | sage, sweet ma
jOne thyme pure ground ua'A and cay enne pepper
\ choice asscrlm@nt Of Havana ant other cigars,
together win tn5 d!nereAt br4nds ot une cut and
chewing tolac os.
A complete assortment OF fancy soars, hand sa.
polio, hair oil, re4toTatigo-, pom des hair dyers
tooth powders, hllr brl,h 3 cDmns, sc.
A nne selection OF ntCstlrs, collars, cufis etc. q,
FUSrkr'S DRUG TORE,
Fro L and y est sgrLpJs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
WILMINGTON, DEL.
TUESDAY AfteFnoon. Dec, SO.
sENAToR BAYARD.

The COMMERCIAL is supposed to be, by some,
an inveterate opponent OF Mr.. Thomas F. Bay
ard. Perhaps that gentleman so regards US,
and possibly, he knows better. II is not against
Mr.. BAyArd as man, a lawyer, or q citizen, that
we have opposition, but against thel theories
which be holds a. politician, and against the
policy which he would, III his party controlled
the government, desire to. adopt 1t is against
the methods Of his party, in its management
Of State Affairs, that We make objection, and to
him, consequently. as one Of its most prominent
members.
There are enough worse men than Mr.. Bayard
and we neither need nor desire to detrAct
from characteristics which he may possess, en-
t,tling him to respect, but he is the incarnation
OF reactionary theories and aristocratic beliefs
which we have ever opposed and will ever con-
tiuue to oppose. He is the precise antipodes
Of the party name which he bears, and few are
by birth, education association, or political ca
reer, more strongly antagonized to real Democra-
cy-EquAl Rights and Equal citizenship-thAn he
is. MIR. Bsyard comes from the State Rights
Pfo-slavery school, and he saw, with regret, the
adjustment Of the Slave System, the complete
overthrow of the political power of the South,
and the enfranchisement Of the colored citizens.
All these were steps toward truly Democratic
Republic. but they were steps in direction CON
trary to the theories and feelings Of Senator
Bayard. He would prefer, IL it were feasible, to
retrace them, and though he no doubt regards
such course as having now become impossible,
he would still administer the government, and
shape it's legislation, in such manner as to ap-
L.. Il Nha n at
fairs that existed under Buchanan, Davis,
Toombs, and James A. BAyard.
We say we have no sympathy with such polit-
ical ideas and plans. We cannot agree with a
public man who holds to them. We prefer
Democratic doctrines, and real Democrat to
represent them. Mr.. Bayard is a ft Senator of
his party in Delaware, but we bslieve 10 re-
form which shAll improve on both.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
on Inc HToekfaat.

Luncheon, dinner and SUPPER table LEA 4 PER
RIMS Worcestershire Sauce is Indispensable.
JOHN DLSCAN'S SONS, New York
octlb-1yeod Agents for tle United States
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Flno extracts

For the handEerchef,at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also Liquid henuet AMI naYOriug extracts
for cooking. ksssngu JaluUgd Glngar, Citrate OF
hagnesla, &c, Gun CampuUr 90 cents per pound
" y. ALiNCHS, Druggist.
800 Delaware avenue, loppusits the Baptist CIurch)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

The Gazette lapses into Ecurrility. What a
pity We commend its case TO the mentor Of
the Advertiser
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Eoater,s orlglnaI Pomace,

For barsers USE the Cheapest and best in the mar.
ket together Witn 4 hDe line OF BARRIERS roaps,
brushes combs, lOnges, pOwdev5 AMI BARRIERS sup
plies generally al the very lowest cash prices. Call
ana see at FOS fEhS DRUG aIORE,
Front and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
BRYsOa & SONS
STEAM POWER p PRINTING OFFICE,
REMOVED FROM
No. 2. N. Sixth strae-. to 42 South
Fourth EtFeet.
NEAR CHESTNUT, PHILADELPHIA.

NEAR CHESTNUT, PHILADELPHIA.
Increased facilities have been added to their large
Stick OF Printing Material.
steam Power Engil ,built expires alF for BTysen
4 Son has been put IN the bul ding which viii ena-
bic them to compete IN prices and workmanship iu r
any cha aoteT VI work that IN y cG r.
Or ers Tor ev' ry description Of Printing will be
received. a spGsla Department for fine Cards CIR
Gu ars BilheadS, Cata.Og ues, &C., has been fitted
up where WORK can be g out in a (. = hours.
All our ola snd many rev pa rons are invited to
Call at % South Fourth street. dcg22 II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Pratts Astral OIL

For 5sle IN any quantity the very lowest market
rate. GGthOTZsu ggrn.s Tor Delaware.
Z. FJoIkR APOTHECARY,
Front and IVES, SIS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
A MnnunI Of Health.

The edition for 1874 CT the sterling medical 6n
nual known as Hosteiter's Almanac Is now ready.
and may be obtained, free of cost Of druggists and
general country dealers in all parts Of the Unite
States and British America, and indeed In every
The Almanac has heen issued regularly ut the COM
menCement 81 every year fer about une.hith of q
century. II combines with the soundest practical
advice for the preservation and r stsratiOn cf
health, large on uf INTEREST," aud musing
light reading. and the caenaa-, astrOn emical cal.
culattOrs chronological items. hc,, are prepared
with grsa care, aud will be found entirely Irate
The ssue Of Host tiers m nae for lS74 viii pro-
bat he the largest edition o. medicsl WORK ever
nuhh he'd in cOuBtry he propri i-tors. Ne ssrs.
H0s'eiter 3 smith, n tsourg, Pa, receipt IF Il
two cent atnp. Ill turNHrd copy ny IN all to any
person who cannot PRO -ur- cne IN his neighbor-
mood.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

PUBLLAEKD EVERY AFTERNOON, CsssnAsBs
srepssk) q ~ COMMERCIAL BUnDnsa. SOs1th- EsSi
sorn~ FxsA saG harhst sarseta. TtSO Cents g sopy.
Ais Dollars q vsaS, b SssL A1Usd ov saETtsrs
hyostoA0ut Ia III.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Heart fiIeoaeeg q specIaItv.

II UkrllUHk XAAs IRIS ENT5, GOULD CO.,
- { Diet, iluin 10 sci their FunitnTe at cCsE
rather tlal disc arye then men. Wanut Chamb r
Furniture 2tIra lhan the price o. Cottage Furni-
tute other articles A. surprising prices sucn as
tOI Best HairoIju lied dnut U'e sofas, AZ $l5.-
20; 5 % Al .wOsl, any color, Terry or kep, Walnut
- - at $40 90; li5u HatcOth Terry Rep, OILED
NBlnNt iar4ur Arm ChaiTs, $ o.; 100 OilJd walnut
Chamber sul'es, tennessee aud Lisbon Marble,
81; 100 Italian Marble oiled Walaut Chamber
suites S7 81 eco Elegant oiled Wa nut Paror
suites IN ilsirciuth Terry, R:p, Plush Brucatel or
saIn, from Sj5
GOULD d co $ FIVE STORES ARE
", Z Cor. NINTH aud AiAkHkI StreetA
81 and n. Sk, OND Street.
Cor SECOND and sPhUCE streets,
1905 MARKET vt Depot and Mandatory, 242
and IA 5. Second Street Philadelphia.