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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-10
Approved April 81, 1878.

An ACT making appropriation 10
defray the expenses Of the several
depart ments of tina State Govern
ment.
Section l. 10 II enacted by the
Legislature OF tho State of Missis-
supp, That the following amounts,
or 50 much thereof m may ,bO nee,
cs'ary, Is hereby appropriated TO
dclray the expenses Of the several
Of the State Govern
ment, Tor tho fiscal year 1873. out
AT uNv mauava Ia tina St,tn T,o,a,ry
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-10

TIE IanoIa STIR says; "The
cUlnro Of die Advert ef being a lady
knows how II tto deceive lie men
Ana tho editor of the Advertiser
respond, W have always found
that when woman fools q man, her
trimr pm rs scy.ud haulcl nature
ia alwnys ahead Of h1r'
lis bu. true, some women think,
all the sex from Adam down have
bcon The fools Of women and that
dame unturc 50 impregnatcd them
ia their birth as TO be tho victims
Oh WUmCn's artl.
, 1873-10-22

train was protected by a force from the
South Pacific Sqadron, who took charge of
the mails, some thirty sacks, and forward
ed them to their destinations South. The
Gas works were destroyed, the Gasometer
having been riddled with bullets. On the
26th a force of fifty men, headed by Mr.. J..
NJ. Bermudez, Secretary of State, and Mr..
Joaquin Arosemena, Governor of the City,
sailed forth to attack the rebels, but were
unsuccessful. The force returned to the
city minus of ten men. Mr., Bermudez
was wounded in the leg below the knee.
Among the casualties were the following
A young lady of about IS years, Miss
Antonio ?. MacFerrer, whilst III the resi-
dcncd Of Mr.. Francisco Ardilla, was struck
by a rifle ball in the forehead and instant
~ killed. An Englishmau named Edward
Woods, a native of Dover, and lately en-
pIoycd on board the [. NJ. S. Company's
steamship Salvatore" Was shot through
tie head, on the morning OF the Goth, A can
non shot struck the locomotive shed Of the
Panama Railroad, and killed two women.
Several Other similar accidents occurred, Tor
which no person in particular is to be
blamed The office of the " Star aud He
raid" however, seemed TO have been an ex-
ccption, as it was made tbs target of a party
of government troops, who for a while keep
up q continuous fire on the door of the sit
ting room of the office. Half q dozen shots
did not vary three feet in where they struck,
and as they were all line shots, varying
hardly an inch. showed they were the work
Of an experienced marksman, Our con
temporary adds-To the annoyance we
must chiefly attribute the delay in getting
out our paper. 1t is difficult to persuade
men to work under a stady and dangerous
fre.-The assemble has named General
Niera provisional President Of the State.
The loss Of lives had not been correctly
ascertained ; but a large amount of pro-
pertv appears to be destroyed by the fire.
Of The contending parties, A cessation
of hostjlitjes took place on the 5th instant,
to arrangs for peace, but it was thought
that the terms proposed could not be &C.
cepted.-GalPS Nevs Letter,
, 1873-10-22

heavy from N. E. At noon, lat. Sc deg.
GA N, long. 50 deg II W.
Monday Augt. 25-Commences with
moderate breezes and clear weather, Bar.
28-88. At noon lat. 80 deg. "a n, long,
&C deg. 80 W.
At 10. p m. made Bermuda Light. Ends
with light airs, Gains, and very clear and
pleasant weather, with moderate oueIl
from n. E.
Tuesdan Augt. 26.-At 6, am (having
awaited daylight for several hours off ST.
David's head) reached the Quarantine sta
ton Of Hamilton, to await Health Officer
having on board the officers and crew, 10
in all, Of the Eng ish ship Assam VALLEY,
which vessel was lost during the cyclone.
-TVea Indian.
, 1873-10-22

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to tho avis" are required to give notice three month
previously.
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Approved by Government, 25th June, 1855.
For an advertisement Of 8 lines, or under, one to three
Insertions
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Of the first charge will be made.
All advertisements for insertion must be delivered
at this Office on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, not later
than 4 o'clock p. NJ. accompanied with the CASH,
or otherwise insertion will be refused. The Postage
on letters to this Office from West End or st. Tho
mas must be prepaid, or no notice will be taken OF
them.
Notices of Marriages, Births, and Deaths are in
serted at the aboverates.
, 1873-10-22
SUGAR MANUFACTURES in
TRINIDAD.

The Universal de Sant0 Domingo gives the
following account Of preparations for the
manufacture of sugar on an extensive
scale in Trinidad :-FIrinidad July Goth
1878 The great central sugar factory re-
Gently established in Trinida !, at Petty
mOrne, is a stupendous wonder vast in
dimensions, extraordinary in the variety of
its processes, perfect in result, as proved
within these few weeks by the beautiful
sugar made from moIasses everything
that can be done automatically, at least by
steam or gravity, performed without hui
man laboar, with a present power of MAX
ING 30 hhds of white sugar a day, or 5000
in a season of 100 grinding days, or double
The amount whenever the company choose
to add the duplicate set of primary vessels
and a crushing engine, for which accom-
mediation is prepare /. The works are
about A miles out of San Fernando, reach
ed bv excellent road, and are within easy
distance Of the Cipere TramWay. The
great mill is jrOn-framcd, filled in with
brick ; it is 325ft. long, 115ft. wide, 4Sft.
HIGH to centre of roof. 1t has three brick
chimueys Of 1873, 100, and 90 feet high
respectively It has a monster water re-
servoir which covers I3 acres, % feet deep
in centre and a smaller one covering 9
acres, presenting a depth ol33 feet. Seven
conioined estates will supply the canes by
railway-eight or nine miles Of which are
laid down-worked by locomotives run
ming up every vale and hollow where sui
table grades can be found in addition to
these the Colonial Company has leased the
GoIconda, two miles Oft, equal to 700 or
500 hhds of 4o-iuch truss, and is extend
ING its line of rail 10 it. The quantity of
cane laid down on all these estates is much
more than the mill is likely to work till
the duplicate set Of grinding machinery
vacuum pans, and a second triple c9tt APP
paratus are erected, with an addition to
the number Of CHARTERS, subsiders, filters,
and contrfugals. The greater the quanti-
ty Of produce the less the expense on the
cwt in sugar, and per gallon in rum. The
beauty Of the sugar made out of dirty COM
mon mo'asses is surprising it sells readily
at Sc per ID. The next crop will settle,
beyond cayiI the success of the undertake
inc, which is very fattering now, consid-
ering what it works out of common mo-
Iasses, and much more salts factory will it
be when the Juice direct from the cane is
used in manufaCturing."-L0ndOn Times.
, 1873-10-22
PANAMA..

Hostilities between the contending par
ties came to a crisis on The oath September,
and continued until the 9th October, with
little cessation. Admiral Amy, S.N.,
landed q force of about 100 men at the
Railroad depot, where some five hundred
native women and chiIdred had assembled
to seek protection, and an immense amount
of property of the transit. The Railway
, 1873-10-22

Such an appeal, we are all aware, required
but 10 be made to that hind-hearted sailor to
meet with a quick humane response. He
Immediately ordered H. NJ. S. Spi1fre to
prepare for sea. She was soon on her er-
rand of mercg in charge of her Captain,
Durrant, and under the control of Nav.
Lieut.. Weary R.N.
Capt. Masters, on the suggestion of Capt.
ApIin, placed the crew on an island (their
ship being from a port within the limits OF
the quarantine law,) whilst he acquainted
the Health Officer, Dr. Higgs, with the
fact. They were promptly visited by the
Dr. and released from quarantine Capt
Masters then placed the Mate on board the
Spi1f1e, which was underweigh and re-
tprned with the remaining crew to Hamil-
ton, placed them in the lodgings and cared
for the boat and materials.
, 1873-10-22
PRINTING
executed at this Office
with nGatness and
despatch,
PrOklama.

HLLE og Enhver, som have Noget
at fordre paa Skiftet efter afg. JUS
titsraad Hans Haagensen for
henv@rende Bestyrer af st. Thom@
, 1873-10-22

We have been ob'igingly favoured by
Capt. Stark, of the New York Mail Steamer
AJbemaY1e with the 70 lowing extract from
his Log book respecting one of the gales
which recently passed in our neigh
bourhood, and in which several vessels,
whose reports will be found below, suffered
severity, and one foupdered, Doubtless we
shall hear from other sufferers
Capt. Stark, evidently a man Of observa-
ton and study-particuIarly of anything
connected with his caiIing-has made
himself thoroughly acquainted with the
Theory of Storms, as p%ropounded by the
late General Sir William Red and others,
and has not failed to reduce it to practice
whenever an opportunity offered And
Judging by the following extract, and IN
formation from passing strangers, on his
last trip from New York, he succeeded IN
in avoiding Il very severe cyclone, by NOV
ing round its outer ed-e-jn accordance
with the " Theory" keeping out Of harms
way Thus, saving perhaps. his ship and
the lives Of those e3truste / to bis keeping.
He gained a twofoId advantage in pursuing
the course which he did, for he not only
avoided the force of the gale but the edge
of the storm gave him a fair wlad for his
destined port.
THURSDAY, Augt. 2l-At a, p. M, left
New York with .iqht rains till s, p. ~,
and then thick Jog til midnight. B2rome-
ter 1928.
F,ida4 Augt, 22-AM., calm and
clear-Bar % 99. Light airs from +. S.
E., and considerable swell from South,
both increasing. with falling Bar, Till
midnight, when blowing hard, with heavy
swell from Sc.
S@aturdoy, Augt. 23.-A.M Bar. 29,80,
wind and sea ncreasing-more threaten
ing weather, and Bar. faIIi,g gradually.
Every indication of being in contact with
outeredge OF an impending Cyclone. At
6-45, a. m hove to on Star60ard tack, TO
careful ly determine bearing Of centre ana
track of this eye one. At S-45. a. n.
having been hove to for two hours, find
the wind not reer at aH,(the ship conse-
quently being on or about the proIonga-
ton of the track OF he advancing storm
c~entre), and the Bar. fallen to 29-6S, ran
the ship off, wi b wind d little on star
board quarter, steering NV. by w, till
-, m, Bar. rising gradually to 30 50, sea
and wind moderating, and squalls less 1re-
quent. Lat. %37-deg. 40 n, long 70
deg. O6 w.
P.M-From noon till midnight Bar. re-
NAMED the same. AS the wind veered to
left or northward, steered w. N W, w
S. w, S, W, and South at midnight,
when the wind was N. by w, more mode
rate, without squalls, and weather clear
ing.
Sunday, Augt 24.-At l, a. M, brought
ship to head her former course. S s. E. J
E. Weather moderatiug and Bar. rising
xyorv, 1vo6uollv durin0 tho dow Swell still
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Our Postal ge==sn.s.slsz.
rHR TRANSFORMATIONS or MAILS BErwKEN VIII
-Ifsa AIEaToN AND THH PENINSULA. tt

TEE TRANSPORTATION or kkILs BETWEEN Will
4Ils. MIEaToN AID THE PENINSULA. ,ttt,
Things are still out of joint, In the way Of
postal arrangements. between this city and the
Peninsula. The stages which left here on Sat
urday forenoon returned last evening bringing
the first mail which has come up since last We'd
nesday evening. II consists, however, OF only
Thursday mornings matter. no more having
reached Townsend, up to yesterday.
The conductor in charge of the TIVE teams was
Mr. j. II. Seal of Seal Il McMullen's Express.
He left this city ct Il.50, Saturday, and
drove to Kirkwood. At that place, q large
quantity OF mail matter was loaded, which had
been sent down from Wilmington by rail- He
then proceeded by way of Smoketownto to Summit
Bridge. crossing the Canal safely ct that point,
left mails for Summit Bridge and Mount Pleas
ant. and drove on to Middletown, reaching there
At 8 so P. NJ, and stopping for tho night. At
8 As, yesterday morning, the teams again started
and had some rough experiences before reaching
Townsend, ct Z 10. In order to go a distance OF
three fourths of mile, at one point, they made
q detour of AZ miles. The crossings Of the
streams we're in very bad condition.
After leaving his loads of southward- bound
mall MIR. Seal loaded up what was at Townsend
and started on the return at SIS, reaching Viii
mington about o'clock, P. M.
mail for Kirkwood, Delaware City, and in
terveniDg places. was sent down by the railroad,
this morning.
There will be no mail up, to day, in all proba-
bility. This evening" Mr. Seal and his coaches
will be again sent down to townsend, with all the
mail matter accumulated by that time. From
Townsend, it is expected to go on South, at IL.
35 A. NJ, tomorrow by rail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
The Fire BBsius Contest.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEES OF THE FAME AND
WATER Rw1TCH-ARRANGEMEHTs COMPLETED
Arrangements for the championship contest
between the steamers Of the Water Witch and
Fame Fire Companies were completed between
the Committees of the respective companies
at the Delaware House on Saturday evening
The date OF the contest was fixed for Saturday
the 9th OF September the hour from IL A. Vi
to 4 p. NJ. the place, IN the sluice ditch on the
Sonth side, near Townsends Road. The length
Of hose agreed upon was 80 feet and the size
Of the nozzle 4 inches. Each Company &c.
lects it's own engineer and pipeman. The con-
test will last two hours, each steamer to play
for one-half an hour at time
VIM II. Thompson was appointed stakehold-
er, ami each company have deposited in his
hands $3.50 as forfeit money. The purse which
will be awarded to the champion company is
Il, 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25

The Franklin Loan Association meets this
evening.
The churches were better patrouized yester-
day than for some time past.
The Board of Public Education will hold it's
semi-monthly meeting this evening.
Nearly every room at Brandywine Springs has
been engaged for next season. 1t is pleasant
place to spend the summer.
An extensive advertisement of the Weed Sew
ing Machine, announcing its good fortune at
Vienna, will be found on our second page.
Water pipes are being laid on Fourth street
between Washington and Jefferson, also on
Monroe between Fourth and Fifth streets.
The trains were we'll filled yesterday on the
Wilmington Il Western r. X. About 800 people
assembled at Mt. Cuba to hear preaching, but
for some reason no preacher put in an appear
Ance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Gity Politics.

The Democratic nominations for City Officers
were made on Saturday, by general vote at the
City Hall. Vim. s. McCaulley was nominated
for President of Council, without opposition.
For Treasurer, Robert D. Hicks had 337 votes
and John H. Frazer, 307.
The city election takes place on Tuesday of
next week, the End Of september.
The Republicans of the Third Ward will NOM
mate candidate for Council, this evening. from
N to O'Clock, over the 4th street market
house. Out Of the list of excellent names cam
vaAsed strong candidate certainly ought to be
selected.
stiest rumors are that Archie Given and his
friends tried hard on Saturday to defeat the
nomination Of Il. ID. Hicks, as the candidate of
the Democratic party for City Treasurer Mr.
HICKS was Levy Court Comm. soner before he
removed to this city, and was a witness in the
Y ). Court when Given was convicted for viola
tions OF the Fifteenth Amendment Enforcement
Act. Hence, it iz said the still irate Archibald
went for him, though he couldn't fetch him.
The Fourth Ward Democrats made their nom.
nations Saturday evening. For Council, Wesley
hickman was the successful aepirant
The Democrats of the Ninth Ward on Satur-
day nominated Edward johnson for Council
William Baylis for Inspector, and Aaron Beale
for Assistant. 0O'''
The Democrats of the 10th and 2nd Wards
make their nominations Tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. F., ia Odd
Fellows Hall Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 20, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King
Lenape Tribe, No. G. |. o. r. NJ, in fourth
story Sayille Building, 9th and Market streets.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hail. Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 8, o. U. A. M, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No. 5, Jr. o. U. A. M, at
Hall 5ll Market street.
Enterprise Circle, b. U. c. A., at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street
Washington Lodge, No. l, K. of p, at
Knights of Pythias Hall, No. 211 Market street
washington Lodge, No. 3, G. F., at Good Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. Z, s OF T.,
Ninth and French
Wawaset Lodge, No. 1S, 1. 0. of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Eureka Lodge, No. 23, A. +. A. NJ, at Masonic
TEMPLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
state Items.

Inc conversions at the Rehoboth csmp-meet-
ing are stated to be Six.
=. There we're some lath and plastered tents on
the Georgetown camp ground.
The Presbyterian minister OF Lewes has been
presented with new suit of fine clothes.
On Tuesday, September 3D. the annual meet
ing OF the Kent County Bible Society will be he'd
in smyrna.
The new blacksmith shop of RAYMOND h
Wiser, at Leipsic, was burned on Monday night
OF last week.
DR.. R. s. Burdick, residing near Vernon. Kent
county, has opened commission house for the
sale Of peaches at Montreal, Canada.
DR.. G. s. Culbreth, U. s. N, Of Smyrna. has
been assigned to duty at the naval hospital
Chelsea, near Boston. He has left for his post
DR.. Henry Ridgely, at Dover, has sold his en-
tire crop of peaches, estimated at ten thousand
baskets, for one dollar per basket, delivered at
the depot
During the late flood at Mddletown, the cell
lars Of one of the hotels there was filled with
water, and it is claimed that the liquor in store
was damaged to the extent of $6OO. Possibly
there was too much water in the barrels before.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ranrsaa Hs-H..
ERan's I.zAvz wILHrNsroH.


Fbr Rss Ysrs-lss. l1.ss, 9. IN. la1s, 6s4 .. n.
Sundays, 1sb e. m.
For PAsladspkss-i.s5, a1B, T.10, s1o. 1Oa5, lase
11.Ae q m; i41a AO0. AO0. q 6zl. L1b. lGa4 p. N.
Sundays 1s5 =. m, 90, Ae0, and 1924 p. m a
For BaleisaorA-laBa. Ana and 10.Ra m. 12.bb,
1.se, hiA (6.4e for Port DeposiD and T.2s p m.
N5F the Dslassare n R-lAb6. ana i0.1e .. m ;
ass p. N. no Sunday trains.
For Rsss oastgs-ss0 q. m, i.25, $50 p. m San
" S;'tS COassssis-ssO, A. N. and and p. N sun
DAYS at aA5. A. M. The nrst two run through 70
For " 4 W R. R-Market St. Dspotl 100
TO- 20 q m, and 6.sb p. m Sundays s.45 M, and
400, p. m.
For PsTTS vills-s4O P. NJ. Especially
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOB WILMINGTON.
1910 I, $50, and 1O.4b, I1.45 q m 21B 2s0, $50,
AOO o. 10 90 100 O. 70 and 1l.SO p M Sundays 500
m. and 9.lb p. m and II. p. m.
TRAns ARhIvH AT wn-MHgeToN,
From. PksladslpAsa-12.a2,l5s %, 950 81 a.b6 q m (;
1916, ia45 Lib, s4S, ASS, 6n4, e.a0 IT'S, 8q5 1855
p. m Sunday 124a, 1.SS and 9.so a H., and 10b0
.. m
From Dslatpare r. H.-aO0, II 80 a. m. aud 9 46
p. m, Nrom New Ca tle,) l01b g. m. 2.nc, 9.O2.
From ". q r. R-a1n and l1.se q n. and 90
p n. sundays at ., p N. The $40 3. m only runs
from C0atesville.
FTon ". q v. r. R-(Msrket st.. Depot) T.55 g.
m, /. 90 and 500 m. Sundays, 1245 and b45 p. m
From TSrills-s "a a m, tSpeciap
- See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Tape Worm Renewed with Head
Gnnnnlafa


In few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
No fee until cured. Fifty per cent Of cases Of dys-
pepsia and disorganizatons Of liver are caused by
ttOmach and olher worms existing in the alimentary
canal. have vegetable remedy which enectually
removes them and CleanBes the llvrr and kidneys
Numbers OF prominent citizens of Philadelphia, who
have been trea ed for various d seases-dyspt psia
consumption, bronchitis. female weakness, dc -
can certify that my treatment has cured tn IN and
that they had BEEN treated for the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies u ed, and no lee till
cured
Their symptoms and treatment-In this age OF in
ventions 1t ID very remarkable, but noLe the less
true, that the symptoms OF We rm' disease OF the
NEST dangerous character, aye 50 little understood
by the medical men of the preseAt day. These
parasites undergo the most cur Gus trsEs ormatlons
They remain months and even years Ia the body
before they are fully developed. They only mature
in parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air, as In tine altmentary canal Or uhgs but
generally In the former.
There are numerous kinds but the most dangerous
and by far the most difficult to remove is the tape
worm This worm Ia constructed OF nat pieces,
which are connected to the head hy very hne neck
The parasite ia sometimes thty feet long, bat ia 30
thin that the worm could be held in a small bottle
The symptoms of this, as OF other worms, are
weakness ana irritation. Insanity is said in some
Instances has been CAUSED by this disease.
10 effect perfect cure the head OF the worm
mnst be removed. This is very d'tliculJ to accom-
plish and several eminent hvsclaus have Ony been
able TO remove parts OF tine body. Those who are
troubled with this loathsome dses can .cured in
the short space OF three hours by visiting his Ufce
Dr. K f. KUNKBL, No. 800 North Ninth street Pnila-
delphia, Pa. he Doctor has been established In
business the last thirty years and is no quack.
Go See. Advice free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Lest xuA 1snn6.

= Osr-The ist Vol OF MsmoriEls of q Quiet LITE
- The under will please return It to the Whining
ton Destitute Library. reward OF Hfty cents viii
DO paid lEs..ll l4Ltl e1 augao-sts
Z osT, Aug. ss-as REwARD.-A pocke -baok
containing about $50 was lost between Will
mington and Ham0rtOn on the Kennett turnpike.
Three i've dollar ills and remainder 10 small
change. Also q notDs Of state and County Tax,
with name on IT. The Under will please leave at
COMMERCIAL once or Hamorton.
augSo.st ALEXANDER BLACK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
MERELY MENTIONED.

An act Of Cruelty -Chapped hands and face ere
the most serious annoyance that farmers, and peo-
pie who labor much cut of doors, experience from
exposure. Exposed persons, especially children
repeatedly suffer intensely from great cracks upon
the hands that often bleed. 1t Ia cruel to allow ones
self or others TO suffer In this way when the means
OF positive prevention so easy to be had and 50
chefsly as 10 pay ten cents for cake OF
nand Sapolio. Hand Sap0liO is not only better than
the costliest soap for removing DIRT but 1t prevents
chappng. and renders the akin soft and pliable.
Sold everywhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
The ClaytonlIIsuse
ARRIVALS UP TO 1.sO p. NJ. TO-DAY

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.S0 P. NJ. TO-DAY
E. Hewes, Coatesville, Pa.
VIM Auchincloss, City.
W. Y. Mendinhall, "
d, B. Thompson, PhilA.
q Skerr.
James Todd, "
o. L. Buck, City.
James CArrin and family, N, Y.
Geo. c. Gordon, City.
G. B. Brown, Phils
Charles ShAffar, BALTIC.
Miss Preston and sister, N. Y.
I. Fl. RambIick, PhilA.
e, &. Conway, "
+, Knowles, Richmond.
James McRyan, Phila.
VIM. Moore, "
Z. L. Aukesell, "
Frank Taylor, ."
Geo. Brown, N J.
H, A. Stirling. Brandywine Hid.
Joseph Fullmer, City.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25

IHE PHILADELPHIA BooT AND SHOE MARKET
Business lis not active as at this time last year
but orders have been more brisk within the last
week than heretofore. Prices on medium class
goods are not firm, manufacturers competing
sharply for orders. Jobbers expect q good
autumn trade, as the orders from travelling
statesmen are coming i'll more freely. Business
IN mems boys and youths tine boots and shoes
continues to improve, and some manufacturers
are working their fullforce