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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

oS 4 ' sssssst @ s so $ s e ssd as $ Ss ssrss 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

EH q fast that ysa can get good and Fslisbls
booss and shoss u PTsttymaRs. atvery loV prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

Btf'RE buying HO iday prpsents jus. see what
closing cut all his stock Of efOekery yefy low,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
Iecstt
Glcttipn 4lotitcs.

ELEcrIoN, N,,,s,os ,,.r,,,,,
or WILMINGTON,
December i2 isTS.
Notice Is hereby given that the yearly Stoek khold.
efs NEE irg viii he held at their BaBEtnE Mdusp
on Tuesday, the 1871 daY January, lsI4 nttgre q d
the hours OF and o'clock In the aiiernoon Tor the
rutpns" Ct teeting nine Directors to serve Tor the
ensuing year
deelEeodie JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier,
ELECFloN NOTICE
II NATIONAL BASE OF
WILMINGTON ASn BKANpYwINE,
hlLAltuTOS DEL., Dec, IL, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that an election viii se
Ieu AZ the RANKING HOus4, on Tues ~. the 18Th
dAF OF January, lsi4, between the hours OF a1d 4
O'Clock T. NJ, fJr ME purpose OF uhons ng nine Di-
rect TO serve the ensuing gear.
dsel1te E RICE Cashier
ENLECT!ON r0lCE
II FIR sT NATIONAL BANK,
WILMtNGTlN. DKL lee TO- i-75
y lice Is hereby Ks en- THAI The annual meeting NJ
NE stscknoiisrs OF taia Bank Will pe he.d AZ The
Baking House, on tuesday, the 18Th day of Jauu-
NJ t5s the purpose NJ elecuug nne stOcKnuUtt "a tD
serve as Directors The ensuing yeRr,
decli-te GEl. b. ARMSTRONG, Cash.
ELtCTION NOTICE.
~ THE NAT1oSAL BAEX OF DELAWARE,
At WlIMINGtoS
WilNfSGT N, De4. II, 1873.
stockholders in this institution are hereby mott
ned ina an e!ec lon Tor he choice OF seven Difpc
! rs TO serve for the ensuing year will be- ned al
their Barking Hous-, on u.siay, the 18th day Of
anaary, next. between the hours ei 2 aad i, +,
decl1.l5-ls-22 24.49jaa1ss12 - Ia IA hlsr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
LARGE STOCK AND LoW
PRICES !

since are hare reduced oar Stock
our sates hare been i1rge, but ace
haze pet u tar0e St0c Of goods
Which ntW be sotd. Persons in
search ct dry goods wiR find it to
their Interest to call and ecaDtine
our Sto h and our prices.
This is an opportunity seldom.
presented, aud ace UoW TeassuTe
our customers that ace qOM con-
tmUe TO sell at bottom prices until
oar 'Citote sock is disposed of.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

TTERg has be N a rush for Ladies' Cloaks az Ii III
teasteia's; the bes: goods at panic prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

RArrlBYSs 7uRR y ~h.Ie olive SOAP is a source et
many oleas.LE. Get Il. Almond BFo Ag-nt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

H SURVEYOR,
Residence, 1O4 TatnaH strset.
~ Building lets for sale In several desirable loea
hne. dAo7s-endlV
NoTICE.-Walton 4 James win serve ice, daily,
II 70 those who desire 10 take OF them s eouDds
per day ats cents per week. gje1O-1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

BuNHtuN Is on the $, E. corHer 81 and MarAe
He is Ihe popular cio,hcr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
agautfa.

"ANTED-AsPE SPECIAL PARTNER, win from
| Wv $1,000 % $500. IN an old established
business A good chance sor safe i1vesfment IN 4
sit,nate business, 81 fair remuneration. Apply
decis-st ~ Market stJast
WYANTED-IsM RDIATELY "A COED. steady
Wv shoemaker, on mems work; none bot good
n.nd need apply; steady WORK and good wages.
decg-d Niuth and oraage Sta.
"ANrRD-All PeFsous 20 know that J. =. r.
w Bosick 800 King S.. is selling lamps, chin
neys un-Eare, bird cages, and hOuse-furhishing
NovSs,f BOG KING ST.
WA.NSrTSEsID-:l 900 first lien on real estate worth
"ANTED-H -HouaeEeepers TO know thai thsI
Wv can procure good servants, at short neLcf
Intelligence once,
marls-ly N. 3 cor Second snd wess Sc
"ANTBD-Ar AT ONCE = An artiva, energetic
w mau - act as sales nan. for the Naw Amer'-
can sewing Machine; must come well Recommended.
Clayton House Building b0T King street.
octi4 u J. h. PRIMROSE, Manager.
WyANTEB - IMMEDIATELY = Several active
Nv men 20 canvass the city for singer Sewing
maEsl.tt Gs MARKET STREET.
"ANTRD Energetic men Of 5000 add,. -
~ sen singer Sewing Aachin krrlY b.
Market Street lan2l-u 49, = JCHtS.
2nlitifal 1lptiffs.
CARD-I vii be a eandldate for saerin OF New
~ tastls County, subj ct TO the decision Of toe
hepnhican Parry. BENJAMIN DENNY,
hnvl5sd& Flm WI ington Hundred
NOTlCE-W A. HuRtlIs of 81. Georges Hun
~ dref, is stlll caudidfie for the next hepnbli
can nomination for She n Of New Castle CoRnty.
Hov-I-u
NARD-l respectfully present myself as a candi-
= dai~ fer Sheriff at fha ensuing nomination of
the Republican Party, IN New Castle COusty
HENRY II. McMULLKN,
octli-u New Castle Hundred
LNOB CORONER At the licifa ion OF mAEy
II friends, ] viii be a eaudidare for tie uomiua.
ton for Coroner OF New Castle c UNITY subject 10
the decision Of the Repubcan Party.
octll-n HUMPHREY MORROW.
SHERIFFALTY Carl again offer myself as
- a candidate for sheriff Of New Castle co. su0-
iect 20 be decision Of the Republican party.
sepl-u JAMES MANTIN
GARD.-CAFT. {. 4. GALLAGHER will be a can
u didate Tor sheriff Of New Castle County sub
le, to the Republican nomination seps-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

TOYS a. asclon at stidham's. this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
W00LLEY & VAN TRUMP
Insurance Agents.
No. 4, journal building,
arIinIrInn aiIru Hall

W ~ AAA1 - r. " LIN l. ~ ~ LA
Insurance Agents.
No. L, Journal building.
Adjoining City Hall,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
We are the AUTHORISED AGENTS OF the follow
ing Companies;
Mutual Lite Insurance Company, Nsv York
15gai zi.iSa l"'":e"'s Company zagSoSa. zsg!SSsi
plIHiE Z" a.
Alas '
Insurance Company, North America, Fhila,
G9ntlast4tdl Co Insurance Company Ns'0 York. :.
Manhattan - " "
Pbenir Fire and Marine ~ " 81
Springfield Of Springfield, Mass.
Peoples FIRE Insurance Co., Trenton. " j. -
Farmers Autual Fire Insurance Co. YORK, Pa. :
Dela,oare " F,rs ms. Co., Wilmington DtL =
Rail,ody Pass ,Ins., Co., "Accide,.t Hartford.s q
The necessity OF A No. /, INSURANCE, never, i
existed more decidedly than just row. We there-L
and confidently say furnish PROMPTLY the
sTRoNGEsr Policies IN THE WORLD M
amount OF Insurance desired.
Application 10y mail or otherwise will receive I'M
mediate attention.
u LACK ALPACAS at 80 GEMS per yard, the best
ID bargain that we have otfer3d for many years =
In this line Just opened Can and examine sasRs them
No. BIS Fourth and Market Streets.
DLACK MoHAIRS at 10 cents per yard, very su-
ID perlor quality with high ustre and one OF the.
best makes imported. just received.
WIN. b. SHARP.
Fourth aud Market Streets.
HNkESCH CASHM ERES at 80 cents per yard, IN
H1 all he new shades of color. These goods nave
been selling at 10 cents per yard and are decided
bargain. -
W. SHARP.
Fourth and Market Streets.
ID KAvER CLOTHS for gents Oyerceats. ladies'
ID sacques and chlldrens wear. Also, full line
II Clot hs and casslneres for suits,
W. B. SHARP.
oct10-lyof Fourth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
" From philadelphia to Bnlrimor,

The July number Of Lippitc rs Magazine adds
another to the admirable scrl Of local articles
which that monthly is erl -. in giving. The
author is Mr.. Robert Mor,., Jpeland, the land
scape architect of Ridley Park and Rehoboth
Camp Ground and gentleman high in the con-
idence Of the authorities OF the Philada., Viii
miugton 4 Baltimore Il. II. The article under
notice hastily presents some of the points OF
interest along that railroad, and gives by the
liberal use Of illustrations, clear idea OF them
Among the pictures are one at Gray'a Ferry
showing the Alms-House and new University in
the background several Of the attractions
natural and artificial, on the Darby Improve
ment, including the beautiful station house at
Sharon Hill, picturesque Glen Oldeu, ambitious
but incomplete Ridley Park, and Crum Lynne
Falls, At Chester, there is view OF Hyatt q
Military Academy, one Of Grocer Seminary, and
another showing the city fro the water front.
Claymont gives Ut several pictures-one of f.
o. @. Darleys residence, look through that
charming " vista at Thsmas Kimberz old resi-.
deuce and one Of the stone arched bridge over
Naaman's Creek. The other views are at Prin.
cipio, Hayre.de-Grace, Port Deposit, and Balti,
more.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
one of I.iucoIn,s Little stories.

A Kentucky paper relates the following in
connection with an account Of an interview a
citizen OF that State had with the late Presiden
Lincoln at the breaking out of the rebellion:
1.-THE subject OF the war was being discussed
aud Mr.. R-was aske his opinion by the President
as to the contemplated policy Of coercion or war.
Mr.. R., being States rights man, sugg ggested that
to prevent the effusion Of fratricidal blood and
strife, tue wayward sisters be allowed to depart
in peaos or at least blood shed should be
avoided. Mr.. Lincoln replied that whatever his
sympathies and feelings might be for the people
OF the South he President. was sworn to pro-
tect and defend the Constitution and laws Of
the United States. He said he was in the con-
dition OF the boy who went out in company with
party of coon hunters, when a small young
coon was caught, tied with a string, and the
Young lad requested to hold the coon until the
return of the party from the pursuit Of more
game. The coon tugged at this string to get
loose; looked wistfully at the neighborlng woods
aud then at his guard. whose sympathies for
the little prisoner were thoroughly aroused.
After Witnessing the vain struggles Of the coon
for some time, with feelings OF sorrow fully ar
oused, he soliloquzed aloud as follows: Coon
ey. am sorry for you; l was told to hold YOU
promised to do so, and can't let you go; but |
do wish this string would break"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
SpEfial zlOtirEs.
scrofuIa.

1t does not make any difference how severe a
OF scrofula ulcers, sores, ptnpes, betches,
letters, or rheumatis IL, the samar ans Root and
Herb Juices will cure 1t. syphilis whicn has bai
ned the skl OF physicians, aud for which they de-
clare they can do nO.nlng patch up, eiectually
and permanently cured Catarlh which up to this
time has nad It's own way, Is completely eriflcated
RhelmAuslnt with It's turmenting pains. Is speedily
removed. Pimp es, bl tChts anu t"tter, that Caus
- muc1 modification and trouole. are blnlsned ln
4 short tim Affections ~ the liver aud kldn"ys
ire overcome, aud thOst organs made 10 perform
heir proper functions. In word, " renoyats - anu
races up the whole body, expeillng All poisonous
and impure natter from the blood and system. II
Is our desire at all SHOULD receive the bGuent OF
hts remedy, and part ;ularlY SUCH persons AS nave
:iven up all hopes OF ever Oeing cured. llaving
fuil faitn aud showing that the Samartaas Root
d Hero Juices Will cure the above complaints, we
Will furnish the remedy for the serl Jusy afflicted
Tree Of charge until cure Is Affected, Dy gilug
turity that ynent wll then be IN tde Price, 81 a5
ler UOttle. DE5MOAD a CO.. PrOprie .Ora 9lb
Race st, Phiada.
Sold by &. BRtNGHURST & CO.,
9th and Market Streets,
JelI-ly Whining On, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Friday Afternoon, June 40.
THE RIGHT TO VOTE.


The women will vote, in time, for their cause
is that of common sense, and common justice.
AZ we have already remarked, it was the law of
suffrage which was tried before Judge Hunt, at
Uanandaigua, and not Miss Anthony, and it is to
be sorrowfully admitted that the law made q
miserable figure. II is once more shown to be
full of contradictions, shifts, and evasions. The
constitutional andlegal rule OF the right to vote
proves, again, as previous investigation has al
ways disclosed it, to be batch OF botched
work.
Thus, Judge Hunt seriously and solemnly
rules that
THE right OF voting. or the privilege Of
voting, IL right, or privilege arising under the
Constitution Of the State, and not of the United
States. II the right belongs to any particular
person. it is because such person is entitled to
it rs citizen OF the State where he offers to ex-
ercise it. and not because of citizenship OF the
United States. II the State of New York should
provide that no person should vote until he had
reached the age OF 81 years, or after he had
reached the age OF 30, or that no person hay-
ing gray hair or who had not the possession of
all his limbs. should be entitled to vote, do
not see how it could be held to be violation of
any right derived or held under the Constitution
OF the United States"
Listen
Read it over, again
As citizen of the United States, person has
no right to vote. II the State debArs him, upon
any account, however unjust, frivolous, or anti
Republican, he is debarred altogether The
State may forbid his voting for President or for
Representative in Congress The State decides
who shall share in the National government, and
excludes whom it pleAses
Was there ever such nonsense as this enacted
by Legislatures, or accreted by the decisions OF
Courts
Once more, that scsndalous and disgraceful
clause in the Fourteenth Amendment arose
to do further injury to what ought
to be the law. The provision in that
Amendment which enacts that il the right to
vote for Federal officers IL denied by any State
to any OF the male inhabitants Of such State, ex-
cept for crime, the basis of representation Of
such State shall be reduced in proportion spec
ihed, was triumphantly dragged up to the light
by Judge Hunt, and made part OF his judg-
ment, the poor old tattered remnant of tho
slave system stinking once more in the nostrils
OF all sensible people. 1t was put into the Com
stitution most inadvsedly and it ought be cut
out, clean and clear.
This whole subject of the Law of Suffrage is
imperfectedly comprehended, even yet, and the
disposition to give to the States degree of con-
troll over it which they ought not to have is dam
gerously great, especially in the Courts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
RaII Bond Tinss.


Fo1Rs F1sSsEy GAEF R1ifaA5.pS, sAEA SIt VEST Las
sUNNER AHRAKGEMEyT,
COMMENCING "WEDNESDAY, JuNK 18th, 1873
Trains will leave Philadelphia, foot of Market
street, upper Ierry)
9CO A. NJ. Morning Express, due al l2A
S.1b v, AccommUd alton, We al IL
400 p " Fast tXpfoes, due at 20
7.8O A NJ Sunday Mail, due at ~ %
Returning trains win leave CAPE MAY
6s0A NJ. Mai ami Passenger. due at 1915
Ta0 A NJ, tast Express, due at 1905
800 = NJ ate moo EXprass due at S,2l
800 NJ Sunday Mail, due at S.2l M
l'ul man Palace cars are attached to the 90 A NJ
and 400 = NJ, trains from Philadelphia and the 80
A NJ, and 90 Z NJ. trans from Cape May.
Seats may be secured IN advance at No. s3s Chest
nut Street
Freight trains leave Camden daily at 9.2O
Season aud Yeariy Tickets at re iuced rates for
sale at the ofce OF the Treasurer, ia Camden
TICKET OFFICES,
No sss Chestnut street,and In Ferry Building foot
of Market Street
W. ]. SRWEIL superintendent
Baggage called for and Checked at HOtela or resi-
dence by the Union Transfer Company, Uihce No.
SIS Chestnut street. IelI-tsepl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
THE TRUE OBJECT AND VALUE OF LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS


Experience, in all localities where Loan Asso-
Citations have ever been established, goes to
prove one thing in regard to them This is, the
necessity Of making them simple and econom-
cal aud of strictly confning them to their le-
gitimate and appropriate use-the assistance of
persons Of moderate means to acquire real estate
in fec simple. Primarily, the object is to help
man OF family to get home, but there may bo
good reason for permitting some expansion Of
this design, so far as to contribute help to man
ufacturer to build his factory, or to a merchant
TO build his store. But there must be a close
guard placed on this expansion, to prevent its
widening into practices that are essentially i'm
proper and dangerous. A paragraph in the Phil
adelphia Record is precisely 10 the purpose, and
in fact has occasioned the foregoing observa-
tions. 1t says:
" The movement was attempted at one time in
New York and Boston. 1t failed in both cities,
however, from the same causes-expenslve and
luxurious banking houses, high salaries and un-
safe Investments In addition to the INSTALL
ments paid on stock, they also received deposits
on interest from others besides stockholders
Real estate IN the shape OF email houses and lots
suited to the moderate incomes aud wants OF the
frugal and industrious working people was not
to be had in those cities the accumulations OF the
stockholders and depostors were consequently
loaned to speculatOrs on personal property, such
AZ promissory notes, fancy stocks and bonds
Ihe result OF this mode of doing business was
final and complete collapse Of the entire en-
teTprise."
Those interested in the Loan Associations of
our own city should carefully preserve the sim
pllcty, safety, and economy, with which they
have thus far been managed, and conhne them
to their true purpose
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
Three wiye. nj Once,

George p. Evans, arrested in New York. for
bigamy, and also ON civil suit by 2. H. Barn
we'll for $40 900 iA charged with having three
wives, namely. Amira Davis, daughter of a
wealthy Bostonian, Miss Badger of Roston, and
a daughter ofVdr Barnwell the prosecutor 1t
is said that he was about to run away with an
other young lady when arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
William ) BARRIERS Bar Soap,

An excellent and economical soap for the use OF
Bar ers or for the toilet or bath room large
stock received and supplied wholesale aud retail by
3. BRINGHuRST & CO., Druggists,
corner SIKH and Markkt Stre.ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20

The census of 1880 will probably show slight
increase in the population of New York City. The
number of persons found drowned in the
.ivers, there, is now great that it cannot fail
10 considerably reduce the total number of IN
habitants. One of the things for which New
Yorker now feels bound 20 be sincerely grateful,
day by day, is his escape, SO far, from being
found drowned that is, if New Workers are
ever grateful
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20

Miss Anthony was sentenced yesterday, by
Judge Hunt to pay fine of 800, and costs,
but the Judge added, There s no order that
you stand committed ntil the fine is paid ="
This means, we presume that she can pay it or
not, as she chooses, or a; least that payment is
not to be compelled, sit usually is by imprison-
meat. Before sentence, the motion for new
trial had been denied and Miss Anthony had
made a speech, continuing until she stopped
by the Judge She said that every principle Of
justice had been violated in her trial, that she
lad not been tried by her peers, but by her po
litical zuperiors, and announced that she would
continue her laboIs until equality should be OBJ
tanned
The postal cards are now being supplied from
Springfield in sufficient number and Of proper
quality OF paper On Wednesday nearly 300, 900
were sent from the factory to various offices.
The Postmaster General has decided to issue an
order directing that all postal cards which cannot
be delivered to the person addressed, shall be at
once returned to the writer without charge.
We print another letter from Mr.. Emerson,
to-day. The COMMERCIAL is the only daily repre-
I s. ~.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
Barbara. At,ant,on.

BARRIERS. combs soaps brushes spOnges, superior
Day rum, STICK pOlnatun, pulls, powders, aud bar
oer's supplies generally, at very low prices HAIR
pomade specially, always fresh and highly per-
iuned. BARRIERS supplied at wholesale at
FOsTEk'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
wilmington, delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
EnvIish mustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard ground or grain.
Choice fiavOring extracts viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc. All
OF the most celebrated max s. for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front al d West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20

PUBLLsHBD EVERY AFTERNOON, CStsndays
sgcspted,l at the CoNNKRorAL BUILDING, South West
eOrae FSftk aud Aarkef StTeets Too Cents copy.
SIS Dollars a year, by matl served by edsTters
Throughout ths qtS.
THk DBLA WARE TRIs8gB, t,Seekly.l tAs graf
Asa1lsttaT organ Of FaTmers and ESttgFopers, pub
IsshSd every Thursday S,OrAiAS. n Too Dollars a
Raa~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
somethlnR NOW.

CAPslC ASTER,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia, Stin Neck, Head
ache LumbagO dc
It will not blister ike Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble For sale by
b. d G. SHOEMAKER,
eos Market street. Institute Building.
wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
Gail You That Ju-ricer

Mrs. Crittenden, widow Of Laura Fairs victim
Francisco, in order to support her family who
are in poor circumstances financially, yet the
unfortunate Crittenden was worth 3 hundred
thousand dollars before his acquaintance with
Laura. The latter is now worth about the same
amount.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20

The President and General Sherman, after
consultation have decided that the KickApoos
captured by General Mckenzie shall not be re
turned to Mexico, and General Sheridan has
been instructed accordingly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
Williams, Yankee soap.

The finest and most popular Snaving Soap In use.
large stock just received. Ihe tfade supplied by
3. BRING HURST Il co,
corner SlXth and MArket sirnets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
Prntt,n AatraI OIL.

Pratts Astral Oil, sold wholesale 10 grNcers deal
and country store Keepers a. wholesale rates in
and gall cans or by the barrel, 10y
G. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front aud West streets, VIII Je.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
seIdIitz Powders.

We call attention to Onr Seditz Powders so uni
verBay popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and cam them to be
ua TO any in the MARKET fully up To the standard.
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This Is
our special claim, prove which they need only to
be tried. Don't forget the place To get thea, al
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front "a Wpat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
MiI!er,a Aorae and cnttlo Pomdara

Fouts Cattle Powder, Ii, Ii. Ii. Llniment. Roberts
EmbfOcatiOn. Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi ines In the market, for sale
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
MlImlnRtnn ID lnNHare
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWELS,

LTNEN TAFh BATH TOWELS,
Horse Hair Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (curved)
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes (straght)
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
Horse Hair trap Rpbbers,
Prince OF Wales Gloves-dry fric len.
Cambridge Pad of Horse Hair
Pure Old White CasIlle soap, (noatlng) very con-
venent for bathers. Bath soaps In extensive va
rety.
Also, nne assortment OF Perfume Atomizers,
for throwing fue spray OF Cologne Water, BaV
kum or other 1Olet Waters upon the body after
bathiug, prc ducing effect at once agreeable, cool
anu refreshing.
Il. BklNGHUHsT Il CO., Apothecaries
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
WilminQton Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20

Mrs. Workman was hanged yesterday in Sar-
ola, Canada, for the murder Of her husband in
February last.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-20
ySpetial autIrts.
Bathing.

The necessity OF water for cleanliness ID ackDow-
lodged By all and the luxury OF Geld bath, partou-
larry during the hot weather. ia or should be fami
liar 30 every one
To those prostIa ated by aTdHouB labOrs Of mind or
body during the the "heat, tem,n we know Of
application Of cold water to the surface OF the body
cleansing and opening the pores OF the skin thereby
prOmOri y the different secretloBs and impartlng
renewed vigor tn the muscular system. For those
appreciating convenient and desirable appliances
for the bath we have
Bath Brushes, I'm variety,
Bath Towels. (soft)
Bath Towels, (harsh.)
Bathing Sponges,
Sponge Pads,
Friction Gloves for Bah,
Bath Belts or straps,
CalefaCio Gloves,