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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
Annfes.

hELAWARR CITY NATIONAL BANK
~ DELAWARE CITY, DBL, Mar. g. 10.
=, AT meeting Of the Directors, held thls day,
Fra cts hclutre was appointed Casner Of mis-
B ink. In place OF Wnh W. ferrl. Resigned
maI6 " q. MAN ELL, Pr, ST..
NIoTICE-An election for Onisers AMI Managers
IN OF the WI mingIon Fountain sUclety will he
held at the Directors Room OF the " ilmlgtUn la
sltute on Monday, the 10Th inst between the h urs
OF 3, and 4, r. NJ.
mari Ct WM. NJ. CANDY Sew
SPAClAL NOTICE!
- PArENT RIGHTS FOR SALE
., Ihe pest chance known to start profitable manu-
Come and see the machine at VIM. Ptestons, n.
K cor: Front and Orange streets Wilmington.
ma So j. II. SHR GINEk Agent.
nj oTICR-The Annual Electi IN Tor niue pir.ctors
IN o. the Delaware Fire Insurance Company viii
be he'd at the Office Of the Company, No. q Mar
ket street, on 'rhuIs6ay 18th inst, between the
mars te +. L. GILrIN. secy.
NJ o1lCE-An examination for lad es d. srin{ TO
IN become teachers in the Public schools OF VII
mlpgton, Del will be held In School House No l.
on French street, on Saturday, MBTch 18th, com
mencing at O'Clock, A. M. Lowest salary g8 ~ per
year. nar3-llt ID. W. HAHLAN, supt
NoTICE,-Leyi Jefferis Deiug a regularly ilde1-
IN tnred apprentices 10 me at brlcklaying has run
aWay,al persons hereby forbid harborng or EN-
ploying him, as they VIII be held liable flT his
IN beighf IL Is dark ,S 1 w IT, is
ROBERT PfLf, GIL Orange st.
marl.6t then apll.6t
NJ OflCE-A meeting VI the Managers and mem
IN bers OF the Del Asso., for Criminal Reform
VIII be held Wednesday evening, Mdith oJh 1873 al
T. O'Clock, IN the Board OF Trao5 hOoms (Masunl3
Temple,) for the lection OF officers aud Msnagers
Tor the ensuing year. and the transactio OF such
business as may be presented. punctual attend.
ance is requested. II. f. ASKEW, PTesident
Attest, GEo. q. MARIs, Secrata y feb2s st
NIoTlCE-The Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
IN viii remoVe TO S01 Market street. "Institute
Hail, on VI about March 18th. feD2I.i2t
| NJ NOTICR-RXORLsIoR LOAN as OUIATION.-
| IN bubscriotiOnB are now open for the sale Of
STOCK IN this Association, at the ONCE Of D. T. aw.
klns, NO. iO4 Market street. All pers LIS re gistelng
their names Can vote In adopting the Bylaws and
cnooaing onicers, by applying early. ieb2s-7t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

The COOPERATIVE CoMPANY.-The Oxford
Press says letter was received in this Borough
on Wednesday from the Secretary Of the Work
ingmen's Cooperative Enterprise Co., at VIII
mington, relative to the Company's Intentions
The letter sets forth that the company will con-
sist Of fifty men, each of wnom will be required
to pay into the treasury $1,000 in monthly in
stalments Of SO, and by this means raise cap
ital sufficient to pay for grounds buildings and
machinery but in the meantime they want
some party to furnish these works as they have
not yet started the said fund. Being all work.
ing mechanics they have but small pecuniary
resources and they ask for help or capital from
any source that will enable them to begin the
manufacture Of railroad cars, on which there ID
apparently large margin Of profit.
A large meeting Of the citizens Of oxford and
vicinity was held in the hall on Friday evening
for the purpose Of considering the proposition
Of the Company, at which the subject was pretty
thoroughly discussed and q committee Of thres
was appointed to confer with the company and
ascertain more definitely what they want. The
committee consists OF Rev. Samuel Dickey, r.
Haines Passmore and Andrew W. Reed. Shoul(
the inquiries and investigations Of this commit
tee elicit anything further worthy OF the coneid
| GRAFTON Of the people of the town another meet
ing will be called at an early day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

Duprez d Benediot's Minstrels tomorrow
evening.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE for this week Is .
capital number.
The Citizens, and Germania Loan Associations
meet this evening.
The Clayton House was Illuminated through
out last evening for the first time, and present
ed beautiful sight. , Ff.
kGuests at the Clayton House banquet are urged
not to forget their tickets OF admission. They
will be required to show them.
It is said that the officer who arrested and cruel
ly beat drunken colored man on Tuesday, was
nearly as drunk as the prisoner.
The Star Loan Association will hold, this
evening, its fifth annual meeting. when the an
nual report will be read, and officers will be
chosen for the ensuing year.
The teachers and Bible class scholars OF the
Union NJ. E. Sunday School will meet to renew
the International Bible Lesson, this evening at
the house of Robert Mcdaniel. No. 107, West
Seventh Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
a Large Quantity of Furniture. as
zoe fol oWU:

THIRTY-Flvs PAIR OF BEDsTEAps, THIRTY.
10 FIVE FEATHER BEDS, TWENTY HUsK
MattrssseA, Is Hair Mara ees Bed Quilts, spresss
Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, 80 Wash siards. Wash
Bowls end n chers looking Glasses, l2 Pair Blinds
large quantity o. lngraln Carpet, Wardrobes I'm.
teaus, Large Fennch-plat' Mirror IN good order
Lot OIL Clolhs 10 Parlor Room aud COOk sfoy,s /
aunery stove. Dining Room Clock, Dishes Kn yea
F,fks, spoons, CraFs, Dtning Tables etc lce
Boxes and Vegetable U est, Fire Proof sare
Good SSwlns Machine, Baf-rOom Fixtures, ChAils
&c aud many other articles not here enumerated
but necessary 10 carving on a 1rsf-class Hotel
The above goods will be positively sold to the
highest oder, and persons wanting Furniture
should make it "a point TO attend this sale, aud pe
care some o the many Bargains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
New AdvsrtI.ewen,.. Tshia I,nv.

HardwaFe--Truman d Shaw.
City ItemB-Various parties
Funeral notices
j. r. Hartman-Drug Store
Delaware City National Bank
For sale-Hot-bed Bash
For sale-French plated mirror
Japanese Kites-At Houaton's
For rent-store and dwelling
Fresh Shad-City Item
Wanted-A colored man and woman
Tatnall 4 CO.-FioriBts
VIM. Lea a son-Self raising nour
Opera House-Edth 0'Gorman
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
A CARD

sIFfesh SAad and Herring, at sth Street Market
also Salmon Haliput smelts, White Fish, Pike, Cod
nah and Haddock.H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
LEGAL lMTELLIeEhOE.
Ranrsa6 u.sn
fRlIEs nnavn WuMrnaFoll,


FRAME hEAvn WuNniaFnn
F1F Pkiladslph lphsa-l.e5, e6n, slB8 $40, laso q m
laso AeoI 400, $50, TIA lass p. n. Sundays
6e0, p m.
nv Ees York--i.B = n. lAso sad $50 ,. n.
~ nzlti~ors-iAsA ssss snd io.sa 3 M L. ana
~ ths Dslassvs n R-iass, s.Ss ana lelo .. m.
w kss oaais-ia'es. 40, io.lO q m, and lso
Fer CsatssvaB-sso, A. =. ana ana r. II. The
nrst two rua through % Reading.
For " q ". r. R-kMaFkot 81, Depotl AB
l0A0 q m, and 6.a5 D. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA yoR wnMNar0N.
ia4o $50, and 10dB q m; 1a1E 1880, asa. 400.
500, $50, 1o.1s and 1i-so p m. Sundays 1aiD.nso y
TRANS AHRrvH AT WILMINGTON,
Ft'osa Delatpars r. R.-ao0 tfcum New OAAaA
l0.1b = m R55 abo and 1880 pm CHE TIVE laitef
are freight with passenger car nttaohedl
From ". a r. R-A1b and 11-1h, q. N. and ais
p m. The s.1b . m. only runs from CoatesviIleL
FFoR fiadsipAfa-i2es, %, ass a m 1ae9
La aos 40, hoIs ala eco 1850. Sunday 1aAa q
Fton v. 4 y. r. R-Qaarket st., Depot T.us a
m, AIS and k10 N.
So See time tables for further paxticulnrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
Es-cHA RLEs RA BLYoRr. No. 10 Eest Eiahth sL

tS-CHA RLBS RABISOR7, No. 10 Vest Eighth s
(Allmond Bulldng,) and door from shipley.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER
for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Flirting Boots and eh1e
made TO order ahd warranted. A wei HeleCte
stock OF Machine Hewed Boots Shoes and Cater
Just received, which will be sold at very reasOiabl
prices,
Repairing will be done neatly and durably.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

Building Felt-we have been very much / iGr
estsd In examining samples OF this Feltllg sent Oh
by MIR q. Fay, Camden N, j. 10 is highly recon
inside instead of plaster, no tar substance obJs
tionable, being used. II has great strength, aad
resembles 1ne leather. Mr. Fay manufactures from
this feting, floor covering painted In various M NJ
designs. For descriptive circular, price list and
samples, send two stamps-M il RfpubiioaH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
sslluampus ana 2ysip 4Vautra.

WyANTRD IMMEDIATELY. - A good cnlored
w man and woman TO &C a Snort distance in the
unry, Good home and li1erai wages. Inquire
at the sELEoT INThLLlGENGE OFFICE
mar6,2t s15 orange st..
NN ANTBD-A woman as chids nures at
w marb 81 No. so KING STREET.
WJANrRD.-A lady, competent to cut amt make
w C ildrens el0thlng, at
mar4-3t sO2 KING ST.
"ANTED-A good milllner at
w marl-st a2K KING STREET.
WTANTEO Energetic men of good address to
w sell singer Sewing Machines. Apply Gus
Market Street. Ian2i-u JOSEPH Ii. JONES.
NNTANTRD = IMMEDIATELY. = Active Young
Wv men to canvass for the Grover a. Raker Sew
Ing Macnne. Apply at SIC MARKET ST
octo-tf wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

osT-Retween the qglh OF necember 1872, and
II 25th OF January last A light brnwn Sable Mnf
with lining torn. A reward VIII be given ~ leaving
isat marc 2ts THIS oFF1oE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

HNOR RRNT.-New House, No. l42i Harri- fsR
ID son street, II rooms; ali modern improve -
ments; bay wlndows. three stories Possession Al
ence II de ired. Inquire at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
sur Bsut.

INOR RENT-A Dairy Farm, 1873 acres In Brandy
u wine HID, two miles from Wilmington, half
Apply to q. II. GORDON,
feb3.tfd&w No. s24 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
DUBLIC ssALEc.

The subscriber, Intending to decline Hotel Keen.
ing, win sell at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

ENoR RENT-A house and barn, with or -
II withouG truck ground. n
]. A. BROWN,
marb3teod West Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

Congress meets again on Monday, and the Credit
MobiIier excitement is reviving. 1t is now urged
by the press that the whole subject of it's con-
nection with the Pacific Railroad shall be exposed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

TEE NEW ARMY UkiFoRM. The new amy
uniform, worn for the frst time by the officers on
New YsAtss day at the lPresident's receptions ni.
tracted much attention, The Washington Sa'
says:
at is very showy, and the plumes Of the. yarl-
Gus branches of the service are designated by
different colors. The coat b of dark 9ae cloth,
double breasted, with skirt extending frotu oge-
half to threefourths of the distance between the
hip and the knee Staff officers wear pants OF
dark ue cloth without stripe; other officers
wear light blue pants, with stripe Of similar color
to that Of tho facings of their respective arms,
except for Infantry officers, where the stripe is of
dark blue
Gen. Sherman wore two rows of buttons on the
breast of his coat, placed in fours. He wore
epaulettes, and his plume consisted of three white
ostrich feathers. Other general and staff officers
wore three black ostrich feathers, and regimental
officers wore plumes of horse hair or cocks
feathers of a color similar to the trimmings of
their coats. General Sherman and the general
and staff officers wore chapeaus; light artillery
and cavalry officers black felt helmets with gold
cords and tassels gilt trimmings; other Off
GERS dark blue cloth hats. Generals Babcock and
Dent were attired in full dress suits, and not in
unifoun, as heretofore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04
Trouble Apprehended InINew Or
leans.


The Conservative party in Louisiana believing
that Mr. McEnery has been legally elected Gov
enor Of the State 1t is said will attempt to inau-
gurate him as such in New Orleans, on Monday
On the same day the Pinchback government will
swear in Kellogg for the same position. The lat
ter concern declares that ifthe attempt is made TO
inaugurate McEnery ii viii be- regarded as reyo-
luton and rebellion and will be put down at the
point Of the bayonet by Pinchback militia, under
command of General Longstreet, and If they are
not sufficient the United States troops stationed
in that city viii be called upon. Senator Kellogg
has become frightened, and in common with eve
~ one else Is suffering financially from the para
lyzed condition of business. Not only that, but
he sees the United States Senatorship, for which
he merely made the Govenorship stepping
stone, fading away into the hands of Pinchback.
He'remarked few days ago that II he had forseen
the present situation he never would have con-
sented to be candidate for Governor The con-
ditiOp of things Is such in New Orleans that quite
q number Of the better elements of both parties
are willing that Congress should declare that no
republican form Of government exists in Louis
lana, and proceed 70 go through the form of re-
construction again under the guaranty clause OF
the Constitution.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

The Sussex JOsnnal saSs @there is no devisiOn Of
sentiment among this peOple on the question OF
representation. Democrats and Republicans agree
that it would bo ruinous to allow representation
on the bases of populR6ons L.I +
This shows how worthless and insincere are the
resolves Of the Radical platforms and that dishon-
esty marks the progress Of that party in every
canvas. All through tho last campaign the Radicsl
press and speakers in this county told the people
that the Republicans of Kent and Sussex were IA
vorable to equal representation. We call the at
tcntion Of the Commercial to this state of its party
and would like to state whetherits late platform
was not sham.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

Joe Jefferson is playing "Trip Van WInkIe, >
to crowded houses in Fords Opera House,
Baltimore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04
New Root and shoe Store.
"a GEO. .IS. HAGANYr IL. +

No. 2 WEST SECOND STREET
petHeen Market and ShipIey has iugt laid IN
l44rg9 and varied assortment of Boots and Shoe
loF Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys, Misses and Chiidre1.
al ofwhich he proposes 10 se al prices 10 Snit tbs
pT9sent times and respectfully asks the public to
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04
How senator Patterson was Elected.

How Senator Patterson was Elected.
The Hon. Robert Brown Elliott, the Negro
member of Congress, from South Carolina, who
was a candidate for the United States Senate, in
the late contest, appears 10 begreaily distressed
at the situation. He evidently thinks his race
have shown too much love for money and too
little regard for horesty; and that Patterson's
election was one OF the consequences Of this dis.
tressing and alarming Generalization of his
people. He says; ....
Now understand me. l am not saying this
ont Of personal feeling. was candidate before
the Legislature and was defeated. l can bear
defeat, but the humiliation the thing has brought
upon our colored race-thats what hurts me.
Our race is now on trial before the whole world
as to its fitness to govern. What will be said
after such wholesale buying up as this? The
colored men, as you know, are in large majority
in the Legislature, and then for them to delib-
erateIy sell out by wholesale is a blow that we
can't get oven for years. 1t is a blow at our
integrity, our honesty, our manhood. The
report has gone to the world that the colored
legislators, making laws for South Carolina,
have been bribed by Wholesale, and the report
is unfortunately true. What will the world
think oft?
No doubt the "WorId" If it took the trouble
to think about it all, anticipated just such re-
suit.
But it is said in Radical circles, the charges
against the Legislature which elected Patterson
TO the Senate are attracting so much attention
that the United States Senate cannot pass them
over in silence The, Indiana polls Journal, an
Administration paper says:
The charge that John ]. Patterson bought
his election to the United States Senate from
South Carolina is supported by specifications Of
corruption 30 strong and numerous that the
Senate owes TO itself TO order an Investigation.
II one half that is charged about the manner of
his election is true he is utterly undeserVing Of
a seat In that body. and honest men of all parties
have a right TO expect that the Senate will
examine into the matter. The Senate Of the
United States Ia, in lis organization and func
tions, the most dignifed deliberate body in the
world, and should be the purest.
That may be said to subdue the reproach
which some members of the party feel. But SO
long as Cameron and Ames hold their seats, it
will scarcely be expected that Patterson will be
disturbed. The fact is the men who are able 10
buy their way into the Senate are generally
found able to stop the voice Of inquiry by a lib
eerality which Washington society seems more
than any other TO appreciate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

The DELAWARE GAZETrE, eztAblished l7S4.
the largest and most AOurishing weekly in the
State. and has larger CIRCULATION than any otner
on the Peninsular Published every Eroay mOEh-
ing at 81 q year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

ONCE AN AcToR.-Years ago it is said, Gen.
N. p. b nks made his debut on the stage of the
National Theatre, in Boston, as Claude Melontte,
in 1.-THE Lady of Lyons" Amer the play he
asked u veteran actor what he thought as TO
whether he should stick to the stage or leave it,
The actor advised the young man to stop and
go into politics The good advice in this case
a little of the stage thunder in bis voice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

FIVE HUEbKED CoUET TEiRkIFEas Ok THAI
In Rusaia they administer justice OF injustice by
wholesale Recently they have had trial at
Moscow Of I've hundred persons charged with
oOunterfeiting the coin or currency Of the lmpe-
mlnea nf che Urai mountains for lie. Sentence
Of death was passed upOn aiN Ereneh printers who
exstatea tae eounterl6itsl kndraber OF dsllcAte
women were embraced IN the sentence, and q
number ofmEn, e wen as women, were convict
- tfUna ths belt classes Of Ru1sisn society.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

TIE DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon
except Sunaayfatzi6 Market street. and seFved-by
carriers to snbscribsp in ALI parts Of ilminEton
and the sirrOnnding towns and VILLAGES. for siR
cents week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
IS, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

Mr.. Horace F. Brooks, editor and proprietor Of
The Ah'0aga Chief publishes single sheet ex-
planning why he has suspended the publication OF
his always dignifed and entertaining journal
The principal cause seems TO have been want Of
support. The Chef did good service in the Lib
oral cause, and the people of Owego can poorly
afford to lose so creditable newspaper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

The tobacco crop Of Lancaster, Co, Pa, yield.
ed over four millions of dollars last year. Fine
tobacco is produced in this county; and the
crop is productive. On small farms especially
it is said to pay the producer who understand its
culture and preservation, far better than grain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-04

company of New York and Pennsylvania
capitalists have purchased ten acres of land at
McKinney's station ten mile from Pittsburg, Pa,
for Ethe purpose OF establishing works for the
manufacture of steel BY the Bessemer process
The company has q capital of $3,000,000
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TT7liE GREAT BOOK OF THE SEASON
Just published and for sale at
ERENCIJ,S No. 95 kin@ street.

1T1lIE GREAT BOOK OF THE SEASON,
Just published and for sale at
FRENCH'S. No. 95 Hing street.
A SIMPLETON, q Story OF the Day. By Ghas
Reade. author of D Terrible Temptation, hard
Cash. etc. paper soc; bound 81.
PENRODDOCkE, by Hamilton Aide, author
of Reta, The Marstons, etc; 13c.
TOO SOON, a Study of a Girls Heart, by hath-
crime 5. Macquod; SOC.
NASTS SILLUSTkATlONS OF THE PlCh-
WICK PAPEkS; Harpers edition; the best
illustrated edition published in Americas = ou
A charming book for children Is the CHAI-
TERBON fo- 1873 just imported; price 81 2o
PURPLE AND FINE LINEN, novel, py
Edgar Fawcett; 81 15
THEY MET BY CHANCE q society mover, oy
Olive Logan; 81 o.
Just received full line Of Russia Leather anu
Turkey Morocco Pocket Books and fortnon.
naies and Ladies and Gents Satchels; the pest
assortment in the State a large variety OF tlle
cheaper styles of Pocket Books; all grades down
to 15c each.
Now opening large and varied stock OF
BLANK BOOKS,
Medium Journals and Ledgers, ., D. 5 ana ~
ouires each Deny, Crown and Cap LedgeTi5
and Journals, 4, 5, g. s. 10 and II quires each, al,
FIJI bound, The half bound stock includes al
sizes of Day Books and Ledgcrs, Double ana
Single Entry, Broad and Long Cap and crown
Ouartos Record, Memorandum and Pass Book,
or all sizes and descriptions; boughttor cashano
will be sold at the lowest prices.
A full line of Counting House Stationery.
New goods just receiving the very best IN the
market
an~ me" 26 3 G. E FRENCH.
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PEARL FLOUR AND MEAL.

PEARL FLOUR AND MEAL.
The oiIal from these various articles combined
makes . very valuable article Of food for horses
and cows, to which the attention Of those inter-
ested is invited.
We claim superiority for the Hominy made
upon our Patent Mills for the following reasons:
First. 1t is made from dry corn without hay
ing to 90 through the soaking process necessary
in the old way of making homny, for the pur-
pose of removing the hlsks, which causes 1t to
begin to spoil from the moment it is thus made.
Mncrcas our process puts it in drier condition
than corn ever is naturally.
Secondly. The same bulk Of our HomlHy vii!
produce fifty per cent more OF the cooked article
than by the wet process, as ours swclls while
cooking, while the other swells while soaking,
before being cooked
Thirdly 1t takes half the time to cook.
FourthIy. 1t can be shipped with safety from
spelling 70 any climate, making cheap substI-
,ute for rice and beans.
The above also applies to our Pear Corn
Grits The best proof Of the superiority Of HON
my and Grits made upon our Patent Mills is
that they have been adopted by the Army and
Navy OF the United States, and approved by all
who nave used them.
Address orders or communications to
GEORGE r. HILL & CO.,
* l5-tSl Aeyandria, Va.
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GEORGE X. HILL a. CO.,
Steam Cracker & Cake Bakers,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
j. 1o-tf

I'SS BOQUET HAIR LOTION. l..
II "JENNINGS."
This preparation will render the hair soft an; ana
glossy, and prevent its falling out. As q nnlr
rIesnses The head and prevents the accumu laton
Of oivsIt scnr or dandru which is SO destructive to
it. it can be used With perfect safety and answers an
all the purposes of oils and pomadi5e, Inc .3i eA,
quisite perfume of this preparation viii commend
itself to the most fastidious Just recelTea ana
ror ssie bv WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
~ II Corner Prince and Fairfax streets
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MAMMOTH STOCK,

and make note of the quantity, quality and
price.
Goods rctailed as heretofore at q fraction only
above wholesale figures. This can be readily
done, as the extra discounts of manufacturers
and importers are in many instances quite large.
NY stock is now full and complete in all de-
partments, and the wants Of every one can be
supplied.
Fortunately for myself and customers, chronic
croakcrs have no influence in these quarters,
and shall continue to oppose any combination
to maintain extortionsry prices
Thanking my customers and friends both in
and out Of the city for their liberal patronage,
confidence and Influence during the past seven
years hereby further assure them that in the
future as in the past shall exert myselfto main
tain stock Of goods that will do credit to Alex
andria ard continue to attract trade from all the
surrounding country.
Gss- During the approaching season ether De-
partments will be added to stock, each of which
will be complete III every particular.
Gls-Goods whoesGiod a. prices az low AS any
jobbing house in New York