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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-23

AtSt. Louis with all rail aud river lines East
North and south: at Mexico with Louisiana New
short Route FOR Chicago and the East /; ut Nobsrly
with Toledo, Wabash and Western Hallway at
Macon Win Harnibal and SuiRtjcs.ph Railroad; !;
at Noriinn with Burlington and south " e.!arn
!t'iirUnh, for burlington, IT. Madison ard
hcuk,i Ut Di',,Inwa with Central RaiirOnd of
Iowa, Da' Moincs VALLEY, and Eurinrton and
Missouri River i:llrua:!fior II. Paui, M'nncat"-
lis, Mason City, Drs Mninrs, 1T. ,otlxe and all
i"sa and Minnesota points; at ChI.iic"th. with
iisnnIba! and 81. Josrp!, Rairoad Il; Harlem
with Kansas tiy, -. iGs.ph and Council B:ut:S
Railroad For L"!"Vnworih, A.rhi5np. NrIr;>ka
Citr, Council Blnas and omaha La.hrop with
!:annil'ii and st. Joseph Railroad, cameron
b:a!.cn NJ p!t'ts'Ers with Chicago, x. !. and
i'arHf i;rii road, Sw,i!iW"st"rn Branch at -
inScph with 81. Josrih aat. Denver City and
NAnsds City. -f. Joseph and Council biutl,
i:aitro2ds at knnnas City with Kansas Pacific,
Missouri River TT. scott AMI t.uif, and L.Iveu-
worth, Lawrence and Galveston Rliiroats FOR
Lawrence, Topeka, Denver. FIT Srot.e, ottawa,
Einporia, 2nd all points in Kansas, Colorado,
New Mexico and California.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-23
Iuo,a.rI.

Chemical eas fluids FOR burning IN tho
ycsta gss burners. Also, coal aud lard oil
for sale al n. soMMERvlLLE,
anra-St No. . Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-23
n. IttI If ny ann
Wa TER w Fl EE L
TO be tIac BE Ut Ever Invented.
PAMPHLET FREE. ALldrrEs York, Ia.

Youman's ''DIC-1OSARY
-AUEN lOOE EVERY DAY WANTS"
n nI's ,,r rn,, s,oo ~ n.r ant, n,str
>mn c, and we want an Agent in this county
- Write for IB-page Circular and Extra
- Terms to CONTINENTAL PUBLISH No
ACDMraSY, st LOUIS, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-23
PULLrsy,s PALACE c,us

Kun through between St Louis and Kansas CITY,
ottu.nW.: and 81 Joseph. ond brtWee.. Kansas
tlfy ttni Chicago. Without change.
Through tickets for sale to all important
+. CHANDLER,
Gen. Passenger and Ticket A.t 81. LOUIS.
". &. VAN HORNE.
Gen. saPt., st. Icu.
T;fOS. JOHNSON,
Ticket A%t., Lexington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-23
AGEyTS 4 RlHE CHANCE!!

We viii pay afl agents so per week In each,
who Will engage with us ut once. Everything
furnished and expenses paid, Address,
a. COULTER & Co, Charlotte, Mich.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-23
WORKING CLASSsHhshIfE; on 90 e. a

every live Iann who will act rs our agent, Brsi-
ness light & honorable, $500 90 male In ) days.
suieahe rs flour. Everybody buys It. Can't do
wiihgutit. Must hrvc IL. No Gil Enterprise, no
HumLug. KENNEpis& Co, Pi;tsburs, Pa.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-23
CONNECTIONS: {:

500 G. s0la" me-, s.s7 sio p M 81, a . 20 p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
kpftIaI grtires.
scrofuIa.


Il docs not make Gny difference how severe 4
case Of scrofula ulcers, sores, pimples, blstches
teftfrs, or rheumatism is the samari ans Root and
lLaFb Juices win cure it. syphilis, which has baf
lied the ski of physicians, and for which they de-
clare they can DO nothing but patch up. eTectualls
and permanently cured Catarrh which np to this
sisie ms nal rs own way, is completely eradicated
ttheuuatsn, Wtth Its tnfmenting pains. is speedily
removed. Plmp es, bl tcht = and tstter that cauIl
50 mueh modification and trouble, are banIshed ia
y so ~ I'M, Affections of the liver and kidneys
afe OVERCOME and th0se organs made 10 perform
tilell proper functions. In word, ren0yatAs and
braces up the whole body. expeing all poisonous
ann llupure matter nom tho blood aud system 1t
y our desire tsat all should receive the benent OF
This remedy, aud particularly such persons a. have
gwen up AL hopes OF ever Delng cured, Having
Iul ialth and showing that the samaTitans ROOT
So hero Juices Will cure the above complaints We
VIII furnish The remedy for the seriously afflicted
Hee OF chafge until cure Is effected by giving se-
ourity that payment Will then 0e made Price g. vs.
Rer . eotte; DkSAoND d CO., ProprietOTs, 9i5
sold by h. BRlNGHURST CO.,
9th and Market streets
Jel'-B Whining. on Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Conzressmen whs Have Returned Their
sssNyaa.n

Large as the list of Congressman who have
returnedinto the Treasury their back pay may
be supposed 90 be. it Is nevertheless smali-only
forty-six, of whom twenty-five are members Of
the House and the remainder Senators, We APP
penda list OF the former
Allen Barber, Wis G w Hazeton, Wis.
) 3 Cor, n ! AZ Kerr. Ind
JGhh W Cfr0S. III John Lunch, Me
Jehn O0bHrn Ind '-...4z Geo W McGrArv Iowa
Ayiett Il Cotton, Iowa James Monroe Ohio
William FRYE, Me Ahr Mitchell Wis
Pinkelbulg, Mo nj Perry N Y
q Farwell, III NJ Rush Wis
J A Garfield, Ohio WH Il tfotertS " Y
John Hill, N j II Sgardaeather Conn
deo A halsey ~ w L Sessions. n Y
J II Hawley, Conn w Townsend Pa
B Hawley, III f Sawyer, Wis
Eugene Hale, Me VIM II Upsop Ohio
Wa, S Holman, Ind II Wadron Mich
VIM Wheeler. N Y
The names of Republicans, twenty five in
number, are in Roman, and Democrats seven in
aumber,in Italics The House, when the Salary
bill WAS passed, was composed OF one hundred
and twenty-seven Republicans and one hundred
and thirteen Liberal Republicans aud Democrats
There have beenno returns from the South from
either Senators or Representatives, and none of
the Delegates from Territories or from the Dis.
trict OF Columbia have responded. Maine and
Wisconsin are the only States where the maiori-
ty OF the Republicans have sent back their mon
ey Mr., Peters ls the only one retaining it in
Maine, and Mr. Eldrige the only one in Wiscon-
SIN. Only l6 States have been heard from eth
er through Senators or Representatives. The
treasury Department has no record of those
congressman who are said to have founded or
assisted orphan asylums, high schools, colleges
And churches with their share OF the spoils.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Gemwertiaf.
THE CHrNEsr AT bEIGkv1LLr.
coward NJ. JREKINs ~
EDIF0H. 81

Besides Mr.. Ssmpson,of North Adams, Mass,
the most extensive experimenter in Chinese
cheap labor" ON the Atlantic coast, was Captain
Hervey, of Belleyille, n. j.. who employed, in
September, ls70,a party numbering one hundred
and seventy-three, in his laundry. The under
taking was duly noted, at the time, and there WAS
not q little warm opposition to it,
IL appears. however, that the enterprise has
failed, OF itself, and that Captain Hervey is ex-
cesdiugly tired of HE celestial workmen The
report from writer who has Just visited his
establishment is that the Captain has had a
very sad experience, mentally, morally, and fnan-
cially," The Cinnamon have developed capa-
bility fof almost everything that an employer
does not like. In the first place, they did not
keep their contract. Their wages were taxed
at the outset at s2S per month, the first year, and
s26 during the second and third years (They
were to provide theig own food,) This contract,
however, they broke without any hesitation. One
batch had been working but few days when
they struck for more wages. John, it appears,
being Celestial, and considering himself a su-
perior order of being to us of the Caucasian
race, considers no contract with us binding. He
lad been but a short time in the laundry when
he found out that he was no slave, serf or ap-
prentice. Ne bossee meself" said one OF
them; g Melican man no good he no Josh
barbarian
Besides this sad fault of asking more wages.
ohiefest offence of all, in the eyes of an employ
er Of cheap labor our almond-eyed brethren
developed fine swarm of viceB. Drinking,
smoking opium, and frequenting vile resorts in
New York, were among them. Gambling, too
was fayorite indulgence, after the fashion OF |
All Sin.
This is the general story of Captain Hervey's |
experience. He says he has had to pay an ex- |
traordlnary price for the information that Chi
nese labor is neither chesp nor profitable. 1t is
true. however, that few of the men have done
well, keeping steady and sober, and saving their
earnings Charlie Ming, the Interpreter, who
came as the chief man OF the first batch, is one
OF the few men Of his tribe who, the laundry
men say, has behaved like man from begin
ming to end.
The managers of Captain Hervey's establish
ment believe that the Chinese can only be em
ployed to advantage in places, which like No rth
Adams are remSte from the demoralizations of
large cities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
uO.r of Aboll,hins The FranA,ing prt,,,,.

77'T-'l''s Tt TTHI6IInE FTIVITege
An esilm ate made Gy prominent Washington
privilege on the drst Of uex, month 9e5 =
strAtes the fact thst between seyz, hfIurIrz#1
t1ots and and onemllli0n j liar. vi! h. 4r,e1 /
"a ~ supplying iederai ciicIals with aIss r.
Sl:el 10 weigh their lnau mstt=r. for g-#i#-ft
Ana ioFHsrdtug portage -,sup- Ee. tl ....ssars
81 distant pylLts. /: : s-!e#. -5. .hst a. -fs--
me abuse u :he ffauEug ag55s5e.e iayy.v=5 s3
e1Peu1E4ie Z! tie E07efnuea. 5f not exec.
ing three hundred thousand d1iar- per reg- A. p
that after supplying the szuts Jf tue ysr55u-
IeletA! departments a. 3 such ial FtltisI- rlgT
o emitted 10 Pos'a e stamps ~ government y.
Pel.e i "il be Lou n ,l4i there VII 5e no saF-
privilege. On the o:Her hand 49,. NJ =,
iosz especially d1ru tire Hgst yesr. n MN
iout L-.4ated thou-ai-l 10 7eFeu / an r.T tfg7l-
sala lol .aFs Gree zsles- a. pe .a.s i 55l ...5
.ts, issts a. 'le as1t session %: l-5ass sus1 a.
made 4I ~ gs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Bathing.

The necessity OF water for cleanliness is aoknow
ieuee9 oy All aud the luxury Of Geld Dath partic.
liar 70 every one.
TO Those prosnated by ardAous labors of mind OF
nody during the the =" heat d Letm," we Know ol
hotnlng more lnvigorati Z ana refreshing han the
HppnSauon OF cold water 10 the lace of the body
eahsing and opening the pores of the skin there6S
promoting the different secretions and impartlnS
renewed Vigor 70 the muscular system. For those
app eciatng convenient and desirable appliances
for the bath We have
Hath Brushes In variety,
Bath Towels (soft)
Bath Towels, tharsh.)
Bathing sp0nges,
Sponge Pads
fIlcuon Gloves fer Bah,
Bath Belts or Straps,
Calefacfo Gloves.
LINEN TArR BATH TowEls,
Horse Heir Flesh Gloves
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (curyed1
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes (straighO
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
Horse Hair trap bbers,
frince OF Wales GOvBs-dry fric isn,
,,,,.. ~, Cambridge Pad OF Horse Hair
nn, uo Siu mhite CAsne soap, (huating) very con-
rlety. W.
also, nne assortment OF Per ume Atomzers.
iu throN nK q nne spray Of Cologne Water Raw
hum or other 10 let Waters upon the body after
oathtg, pr dueing an effect at once agreeable COOL
anu refreshing.
Il. BRlNGHURST d CO., Aposhecartea.
cor. sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Dr. caterson's croup Powders-

oT, CateFson's Group Powders.
Dr. OATRkSON'S GROUP p. WDERS.
Prompt safe and reliable
AHorOlng immediate Relief
II rIectlY Innocent; even sucking
lnfanla can take them without injury
DR. CATEkS0N'S GROUP POWDERS
Dh. OATERsoN'S GROUP POWDERS
Dr. OATkkSONB Group rOWDEkS
Break up the disease speedily;
Act like Magic tn Group;
Cleanse the stomach;
Remove tough, viscld Mucus
AND Memoranous EXCAVATIONS.
DIX OATEhSON5 GROUP POWDERS
DIX CATkRSON'S GROUP POWDERS
DIX. CATkRSON'S GROUP POWDERS
Should be In every family,
As the life of the patient
May depend on the immediate
Administration OF the medicine
Dh, Ca fEhsUN'S GROUP PUWDERS
Prepared by WM NJ. Ca IRRsON, M, d..
l4O n. SIXTH St, fhila., Pa
Sent by mail on Receipt OF price, u.s.. je2s-lV
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

:, The trial Of the parll-.Ie Va aa-,l began in
Ses grk yesterass. Cnat4es OLaucf t.4# i. %
OF TIE e. uAeel for defeaee. After e-s.s.y ,.s-
Jurors the Court al 4r-ed Eatii ta-da..
=, The entire board OF d.rsef0rs Of the 81. L ,ui-
meeting yesterday to re-Iati a. tr1E5l-ej f.g tjs
PRESIDENT OF the company. Charles Fl. Pei. 4
ne" board Is to be sleeted on July 3Ist
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

Tea! estate in Virginia is appreciatiug in value.
II We may credit the report tia, within two ysol.
sZ39,go0 worth Of real estate in Augusta county
has been sold at twenty per cent. advance on
prices siz months ago. The purchasers are rng-,-
Is Engii.h ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
aarbers, MT entIon.

BARRIERS eomos soaps brushes sponges, superior
1Ay rum, STICK pomatnm putfs, powders, and bar.
ueF . supplies generally, at very low prices HaIr
pulahle a specially, always fresh and highly per-
tulleu' BARRIERS supplied at Wholesale at
tOspEkS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
Wilmington. IplapyaFa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
WiIIIamal Rathars, aar anan

: 4 excellent anf economical soap for the use OF
stGeS Received aud supplied wholesale au,i retail nv
k. BRlNGHuRsT a Co, Druggists,
corner SIKH and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

The ayooati0ns Of life upon which college
graduates most generally dz are aptIy illustrated
IN thecase Of the seniors at Yale or these Al
nave chosen the law for profession, Is bu.l-
ness, - the ministry, medicine, 8 teaching,
Journalism, bauking, 2 clyi! engineering. art
and mining. :
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
EnpiIsn nnnatnrh

Pure English Yellow Mustard ground or grain
1hele+ haVdrlug extracts viz: ext l. mon Vanilla
fsael ext bitter aiAOnds, ext strawberry, etc. All
VI Tue most celebrated max s, for sale at
FOSThRS DRUG STORE,
Front AID Nest streets
Wilmington Del-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
seIdjitz Po,ur,ey.

We taH attention to our St.d.IIZ Powders so n IL
StFsdly popular everywhere. They are made nm
ItsIi ahd purtevrry Jew days and Claim them to he
rs ld 70 aly IN Tue narAet fuily up to the standard
~, ~ os eooa they must be fresh and pure. This Is
ou. specla c!din 10 prove which they need only to
oe uled' Dont forge the pa t to get The q, al
FOSIE EI.'S DRl q STOhE
Front and West srraa,s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Pratt,a Aa1rai 81

Pfatis Astra Oh, sold wholesale to gracers, deal.
ers and country store Keepers at WnoesAle rates IN
ana gan means or by the barrel, by
c. FOSTER
wholesale agent for Delaware
Front and v est Streets VII, el.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Something Now.

CAP Ps1CUM PLASTER.
For Rheumatic pains Neuralgia stin Neck, Head.
ache, Lumbago, nc,
=, T. II WI not blister IKE Mustard, and can be sp.
pASd NltA5u- any trouble. t1r sale 0y
j, SC. sHoKNAREH,
sos Ssrzst street, Institute building,
---== wilmington, Del.
f,SJkN lTLRz AZ LstgR OWN PRICES.
h t1Jl - q - sci me Cheapest FGrniture
y ~ o. sell Inc B-ss Far-l.ure
- y - d g.. g.. t3e ,GtJ- g.5t Furniture
Ay}t Ii s 90 Sc. EAe lEldsomtRf rlrnifnra
- - a 20 nave tie l-rges5 STOCK.
- | - q e. nave d.. k4u1s OF Furniture
- 'St5-.-D - z = a4Fe Tie newest Patterns.
,ryl - 20 eEsr BsrRa.Hs
y p ~ a %. nd, and sggl tor cash.
575s "a -. a ~! give Satisfaction.
- - i ~. A-'e gTea1 ad'au.ages IN Manufac-
.. =, ~ 90. ; Flzltsafe e the mos. elegant,
~ ~ 4 { :. have Pys.t4 a Ge-aauts
59l r.. o ave gejl-llsag-i stores
Ut. Z II a -. nave i Rr storss.
GOULD a o.,
\ Z c.. ~ Y az AaRz q, Nos 81 ana 50
n "a jO-'D =, ~ NIX Z. J ST and e7z
~elsu street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Papona.

Papona.
FARISACEOUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
lNNALlDS,
1t contains all the elements requisite for strength.
wade from the Whole wheat Moth
ing beInG Bolted out,
u Is impossible TO Ov' restmate the Importance of
proper nulr ent for ohidr-n tor the innrm and for
the aged infancy and childhood the Il rfaation
hnu eve pilent e the various u sues or the b dv
~ the main phenomenon II life. In adults enfee-
bled oy disease, the restoration OF health deyendq
greatly on an abundant supply OF suitau.e material
nor the regeneration Of the wasted nrgAna In o d
peope the lWes u lie need sustaining by similar
insahs' Atd YET tue mere furnishing OF the neces-
ps ~ such form as To Ue reauily dgested absorbed
All tllt rcq4irenelta are ullV rnat I'm thu arttca
Wh Gu We now oder,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
NllLer's Aorae and onttla pnMdora

F1ut's Cattle Powder, H. Ii. IL. Llniment, Roberts
ElnOfocation Chicken or Poultry PoWder and All
prominent Patent Medl ines in the mArket for saie
AZ FOSTER 5 DRUG SpOkE
Front ana West reets
II 10,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
II EMoVAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK

II EMoVAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed TO Its new location in the Clav
ton House, where 1t Ia now open for business
SIX per cent. has been regularly paid on densa,ta
since the organization OF the Bank In 1851 and IL h
ts expectation OF The Directors that the prnts On
tne accrued capital and on the regular business viii
enhble tue BANK 10 Continue this rate of dyidenda
Deposlts are solicited from persons In the receinf
OF regular incomes. from Farmers. Mechanics and
Dealers, and from Widows and Chiidrenis Ratates
ahd from those whose business enables them ts
Keep varying balance of cash. ON which. II
placed with Us, they will derive an income In the
shape of 4A 'Ne
sEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rale OF the Bank requires notice TO be given
OF the withdrawal of Deposits but In all ordinaTv
cases depositors will be paid on demand.
AANAGERs:
WILLIAM s. hn.I.Ks, RDWARD DARtr,,arov
GBOR6B W. BUSH, CLEMENT ri SlTYTE ~
n. n \. LdehfhhsIhFi GEORGE 8. CAPKLLk,
~. SDhh - =. - MSLhAh. M IIls NATHANIEL r BENSON,
EMhAhLks M W. ROWLAND uRHRY f. DURR,
1ob ID. JACKSON Wh. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGIts
GEO. W. BUBH, Vice President.
spflA-u I. TAYLOR Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

The Supreme Court of Ohio has rendered n
decision in the case arising from the exclusion
OF the Bible from the common schools of Cipcin-
natl The Court decides that the School Board
haa a right to pass resolution excluding not
only the Bible and singing, but religious lnstrue-
ton and the Court has no authority to interfere
with their discretion in he exercise of this pow
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
SRFfai 1sDuess.
Fino ExrFacta

ne an ikf reA ef, the Il -!aware Avenue pruE
ne ais l. lnid henuet aud n4y1rlng extracts
i.r t'oAlhR rsseucg Jdpaca Girg r. Citrate oi
hieAesld, &o Gdln CanphIr 90 cents per pound
.....,. ~. 4. ALRlCHs, Druggist
7F De4WA Aft avenue, lOPpO-ILs tile BauEist tnnrrn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

The Gazette admits that the "health of large
cities demands such vacant places" As parks.
very we'll The only question then between rs
is the expedency of the purchase Of the Bran
dywine Pack noV. The Gazette would defer the
purchase, which one day will be inevitable. nm
til the necessary land has been givsa up to pub.
hc improvements and transformed from their
natural beauty to the adaptation OF the city's
wants, when the price will he ten times thai
asked at the present time. We would buy now
while the land Is available for park pnr..-tl
history will only repeat itself il We nut on tAe
matter, and ten years hence an Increase In the
present price will be demanded in proporti,n tu
the increase OF that now asked over the amount
for which the purchase could have been ma ID.
Ten years ago The GazetfS owu experience
should have taught it better wisdom than ,l!iy.
The Maryland Editorial Excursiouists have
turned their faces home~ard and viii reach Raj.
timore on Saturday next Cuder the guidance
OF MAJOR y. II. HotcAhlss, tie ,xcufs!oa has
peeh an exceptionally pleasant one and no con-
qnsrng hero wac ever shown greater coaslt!er-
alton than they. Their trip has been ON.
succession Of ovatious, and numerous cities have
Wed with each other In III . nature AMI avt.,, a,
'heir receptions This has Teen largely due to
the Major twhom some one f4re5iuusIy term,
locomotive in pants Tor lie had travelled the
entire route IL advance Of the party herAidtng
their way and preparing their paths straight Irs
Is Jolly good soul aud no one can look irto
MS eyes beamlng as they do with mlrth and
kindness, without feeling tie better for If II ia
about like letting the sunshine into ones own
nature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

The Republican primary elections were held
N PhiiAdelphia yesterday, according to the
Crawford County system" A city ticket was
nominated and delegates to the state Convention.
were CHOSEN. The returns received embraced
t"enty-four Of the wards, aud Indicate the choice
OF the following city ticket Sheriff, VIM. Eli
OFT City Treasurer, ?. A B wideuer Register
Of Wills Gideon Clark =k u Orphan.
Court, Richard Ellis Oh nmissiouer' W,5
L smith. The vote On tue iast named il closo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Williams Yankoe soan

ne alts' aud most popular Shaving s0ap in use.
.aise stecA list received. Ine t.ade supplied bs
Z. BRlSG HURST a CO
corner sixth anu Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
p A r . Nj A.,
SMITH Il PAINTER, Druggists,
7th and Market sts.

The Beckwith sac Portable sav,,v,,
Machine.
Vh ~ Gays Trial; many advantages over all Salts
idctlon gu Afanteed, or So refunded Sent conn Ir
win tuii dlreetonA Bechwth Sewing Mn,tnine
company, Sb2 Broadway New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Tho Parlor Companion.

Every lady wants one,
avery Man ought 10 have one!l
. sent ON rectlt ut Ten cents Addresa l. y
ii lDE a Co.. lgo seventh Avenue, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

III CHESTNUT ST. (GIRARD ROW
u Il II - 1888 N. Eighth Street, IN 4. Cor, OF stl
and Cherry and No. 80 $. Eighth street, s. W. cor
Eighth and tilbert Sts, PHILADELPHIA.
HOOP SKIRTS Demi-Trais, Reception Trails
Panier Tops, Apron fronts, Tape Fronts &c, everJ
size and STYLE the best aud cheapest in the market
PANlRk BUSTLES in s5 kinds and prices, Whole.
sale and Retail to meet the wants OF all, from $50
to $3.50.
CoRSETS CoRSRTS CoRSKTs
Corsets at 81, 81, co. and &C.
Corsets at 10, 81, sg, 30 and 9lc
Corsets at 81, / 09, 81 ~, 81 is and o. 2l
Corsets At 81 70, 81 81, sl IS 81 20, 81 90.
CuIsets AZ ~, 81 70 81 IS, 81. 81 70
Corsfts az t$2 So 81 T5 81 - S. 81 2o e3 30 - IS
NSs, ., 5, 70, $3.50 IS 50 rs, 80, 50 90, &c, up
70 $ll 70. Misses Cors"ts, Sic. 10 81 50.
LADIES' ENTERTAINMENTS superior style and
nnish, ana cheapest IN philadelphia. Muslin Skirts
Night Dresses Drawers, Chemises &c from which
we make special discounts in prices In order to
reduce our present immense stock. save time and
money by examining our assortment and prices
Special attention given to filling orders received by
mali WM. 7. hopkins.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
WAGES

n ~ AZkO
NoR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK
a ANY person young or Old Of either s,,x !, n
mag aaAe rom w TO per week, at nome, day OF
ete.iuR' wanted by all suitable 10 either CIV IN
county, anu any season OF the year. This rs a rare
opportunity Tor those 4ho are ut OF W Jrj and ont
pI money 10 make an independent living no cAnital
neinK required. our PampnIet, NOW sTG
MAhE LlVlNG giving full instructions. sent
On receipts of 10 cents, ADDRESS, A. bIJR1,oN i
70, aorrsania, Westehester CO., N. Y. -
New Elastic Truss.
An importan' Invention. II retains the Run,,,ra
al al times, aud under the hardes eXercisa ~ M
Ferest strain II is worn with comfort and IL kent
gu hleht ami daJ, fleets permanent cure In taIs
weeks, oolu cheap, ami sent by mail when rennast
"a, lreu AIs fee y hen ordered Dy letter s,ant n
the Eldstc Truss Co., 6l3 Broadway \ v Tstv
Sooony USES tai spring trusses too painful: thsv
1'f Va W. ~ 4uentl5. thS lu,edn cow, iyw
On the BFeakf st.
1qNene9n nIHIs M dinner and supper tak-G LEA a PER-
hlNS worcestershire Sauce is lndispenaahi,,
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, Ne,y YorL.
1eo' agents for the United Stataa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
42O MARKET STREET.

AVN MOVING MACHINRs-WE DIR. =
IL sire TO call the attention OF the nnhIic kxe
" .9 our Very complete assortment Of Lawn 64E
noWlng Machines, OF different sizes OF the
% oest makes kxcelsior, Hills and Philadelphis MI
SAFE on the most liberal terms, wholesale or retail
DAVID LANbRETH a SON
-, Nos. 81 and 29 y. SIXTH SI.
mysl-lm Bet. Market and Chestnut. Phiia.