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Facts Regarding His Negotiations with
tie Empress Eugenie and the
Germans,
Tho French nTonnrchtca1 1sartics
agree upon d Compro.
muse.
They Propose to Establish q Free Con.
stitutionRl Monarchy.
FRANCE,

| k4O 4A44 VI 6QpkGmQAf. 11G TIM 0thnr H
2lst Of October. vero eont hv tha usrsSa, ~ - ~. a.
| Government Of tha Nat,on,1 no,a-aa n w w
rar,;a5 .,'as ~ -, 'Io Nallonal Oo1onae. Dazatn'
.epleo .hat 10 haa recolyed mono Of that Gov
efnments communications. In answer to otho
| questions he stated that in sendinr f9on> n ovr
baA to tho 1smnreaa, hf a.nt H., ~ .;.. !. o1A
vim fr .ts ,,.,. ~, ~ ~ oons LIN 10 tne ON
H. ill.,, nA' ~ a '1o"' NUS sao only representative o.
.ne governments. Ae had received no official in
FORMATION m, Of tho general elections.
reaching rionv,11n did mt 1890 n,t1 IT, y
| w. th,t .t... Ass "61oo "'sn ais tneo
49, s'@s a1soi .uo surrender OF SEDAN sortie
from mets was impossible, and he put the quos
with tho PriBBians to cease offouetyo noTof,ontf
from the timo of BourbakrB donarture' Ta.
zaine replied by pointing to subsaauont onoaua.
ments ID September and October.
The Proeidont was there no serious en-
gotiations Of the Government OF tho Nationa]
Defense? o'''''S'''~'
Dazainc-Our sick aud wounded prevented
such course. It would have used IN The army,
forced. o A''''
The Marshal continued. His offer on the 29th
Of September to Con. Stiehle 10 capitulato raa @
ruBe. In regard to tho convention which be eub-
a'SG9ny NJ oscn sSno1ude a With the ho sad
in . certain aonso, my own royorn.
ment. Tho dutiea Of military
chief, when a legal Government exista. aro
strictly defined. 1 BY no meAps admit thst tn
be the caYo In tho presence OF an Observation-Disclosures
Government. Thore wan thon no Government
-there Was nothing.
Tho rreadept-Whnt? nr7ranco +hon mn
longer existol" (sonsatiou,l
gaid, In using the words, "to obtain neutrality
1or tno army" he meant to obtain an ar1nistice
Tor tho purY3ao Of establishing regular
goyeI1nment sgsHtIan .a DO protested against m az.
aerstoh ss CT, made by thy President OF
, 1873-10-18
W1sconSfn Libcrnl- DemocFatic soma.
tOrinl Nomination.

/. Special Disp0fch to The Chicago Tribune.
FOND NJ Lac, Wis, Oct. 17.-Tho Democrats
and Liberals Of the Twenty-second District,
comprising tho whole OF Calumet County and
part Of 0utngamie County, nominated John E.
MnA1ullen for tho Senate yesterday.
, 1873-10-18
Tho Presbyterian Gatherings In ST.
Louis.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
ST. Louis, Oct. 17.-Iho Presbyterian Syuods'
meeting in this city aro considering tho question
OF organic union. The Northern body appoint
tho Old School Synod Of Missouri, which aecetled
several years ago from tho Northern Church.
Tho matter came before tho Old School Synod
in tho shape Of report in favor OF uniting with
tho Southern General Assembly. This mot with
who has boon looked upon as q leader OF tic
Old School mado strong speech oppoeng such
action. The day and evening Nero occupied with
tho discussion. A sopalatfon is probable, in
longing will rofuso to go Sonth and will before
long, unlta with tho Northern General Assom-
lly,
, 1873-10-18

synod OF ILLINOIS, Norths


sptctas Dttpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
b7EnLtNa, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-Tho synodo Illinois,
North resumed it's aosslonH this morning. the
Nov' doorgo O. Noyos presiding. Additional
delegates arrived, among whom woro tho Rov.
Dr. Il. ". Patterson, tho Rov. Arthur Mitchell
tho Rev. Glen Wood, and DR.. Walters, Of CHI.
oago.
at tho morning session, tho Standing Commit
toes 'sere appointed as follows: On Bills and
Overtnrcs, tho Roy. 8. H. Weller. Of Mondota
Uhaifmah On Judicial Dusiuess, the Roy. Arthur
Mitchell, Of OMcago Correspondence. tho Rev.
II. 7. Jonkins, Of Freeport; AfinuteB of tho
General Assembly, tho Noy. J. II. Walker, OF
Chicago; Narrative for tho next year,
tho Roy. Bon. Z. s. Ely, Of Obi
cago Presbyterian Record, tho Rev. Thomas
dault, Of Aurora, tho Rev. Z. Fl. Curtis, OF
John II. Linn, Of Lena.
Communications wore read from the Rov. DR..
kendal1, Secretary Of Homo Missions, from tho
Rev. Mr Mcolo]land, Beoretary Frcedmnr, md
flom the Secretary Of Church Erection.
from tile nov. DR.. spcar CEnir1nnn Of the Doard
Of Education. was road by Prot. Blackburn, OF
Chicago. aftor which tho Standing Committee on
Homo Miaslons made thoir report, showing tho
contributions 1SS Of tue Synod the last to hnyo
mont Of Synodical missionary, which, after an
earnest discussion, was tabled.
In the ovenfng, after tho devotional oxoroisos
led by tho Rev. Arthur Mitchell, tho Roy. DR.. G,
Q. Waters, Superintendent Of Colportago for the
Presbyterian Board Of Publication, addressed
the Synod, stating TINT i'll bis field there had
boon performed 90 days OF labor, 4,258 volumes
sold, 79! volumes given away, 90, 4e4 pages Of
tracts distributed, 1851 families visited during
THO Rov. ". 7. johnson, Of tho Synod OF In
din. spoke ut length concerning That great mis-
eion-deld.
Tho Ffrst Presbyterian Church of Chicago was
chosen rs tho next place Of mooting. 4 nnmber
Of delegatss return to Chicago tonight, among
whom are Prof. Swing, DR.. Waters, the Roy. j,
Fl. Walker, aud Q. L. ThompHon.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

Al persons, who now receive the
CorRIzE through the Pcs; Ofhee in this
city, sad who DC not wish to psy postage
OF it-20 cents year--will call at the
Courier OEee for il. After the 1st Of
July, all persons receiving papers through
tAe Pest Ofee IN this city, will have to
psy postage tbsreou,-the same as If they
cane from distance.
ALSO. We propose 70 our subscribers in
Western KentackY and West Tennessee
20 PREPAr postage on the CoURIER, at this
Office. At the same price, = 0e year, OF
aud afser July lst-, when subscription to
ne same Is paid in advence. This rule sp-
fihes only TO those making payments on
md nfter said .iate
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

BIR-H We congratulate our
friends, Mr. and Mrs Jno Murphy, on
the birth of daughter May she
live perpetual blessing 1H17
RELIGIOUS Rev Mr.. Mccu.cheu
OF The Gun, berland Pres -byterian church
ia announced to preach at the Meth
odist church ,o-morrw at IAN
RELIGIOUS The Rev Or Berkley,.
will preach in the Baptist Church. on
to morrow morning at 103 O'Clock;
and also at night at 8 O'Clock.
Ora Luox Ticket 30 e93 in the
louisville Library DRAWING drew
300. 600, and $3.50 the s5O.Ooe prize.
If the report has obtained with any
that held either of said numbers, We
heref,v correc, the mistake.
WHEAT.-The wheat mari ct il NOV
ing Up briskly but nervously. Hick-
uau buyers are now paying from 81
10 81 40. For real No. . 81 so
can be readily obtained. II Is uncer-
tain if these prices hold many days.
TUESDAY. the 22i Of this month,
being the time appointed for Messrs.
walker and Hess. to speak a, Moscow,
the citizens of that place will have
Grand barbecue, dance. good music,
pood ea.abies. good driaks, clerical,
tenperaucc, or otherwise. A good time
/. expected. The speaking and feastipg
will be done az Jno. Aroher's sPFiag,
half mile south of town.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
For County Assessor.

We are authorized 10 announce n. K,
BEowS. as a candidate for the Office OF
Assessor Of Fulton county st the ensuing
Angus; election.
VIZ are authorized to announce THAD.
y. THOMAS, as candidate for the ofhce
of Assessor OF FULTON county, 20 MI vs.
eancy oecasioned by the resignation OF
Is. f. Hubert. JeI-te
Nc are authorized to announce X. g.
GAREET, as candidate for the otiice OF
assessor Of Fulton county, 70 I'LL the IN
expired term of B. F. Hubert, resign%i-
We are authorized to announce CHAs.
7. NICHOLS as 4 candidate for the ofnce OF
Assessor of Fulton county. 10 6ii the un-
expired term OF B. f. Hubert, resigned
WE a-n suthorirei % announce s. L
e Assessor or Fulton county. 70 MI The,
essancy cccssioned or the resignation Of
= ?. Hubert.
wEars suehorssed 70 announce NJ. L.
ffgzkiS6, Jz, as candidate for the Office
Of Assessor of Fulton county. TO all the
yscAnsy oecasioned By the resignstiotAof
b. Z. HUBER
VIZ are authorized 20 announces J. A
NooNAx. as candidate fer the ONCE OF
ASSESSOR Of Fulton county, TO hil the
vaearey occasioaed by the resignation of
3. F. Hubert
VIZ are authorized TO announces Cspt-
". B. JoSEs, As candidate for the ofsice
o6 Assessor Of Fulton county, 10 III the
vacancy oceasioned by the resignation Of
:. ?. Hubert.
We are authorized 10 announce JSo. L.
EUF=aAN, sz = candidate Tor the Office Of
Assessor Of Fsiten County, to tll the un-
expired term Of D. r. Hubert, resigned.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
For Counfy suryeyor.

We are authorized to announces RoHESr
7 McCoxSELL. as a candidate for the
Office Of County Surveyor, at the ensuing
election.
VIZ are authorized to announce " l.
ALExAsDER. jR-, as a candidate for the
otice Of Counsy Surveyor, at the ensuing
August election.
Ts are authorized 70 announce " A.
: aSEs, as a candidate for the cthce Of
UoUnty Surveyor q, the ensuing August
el.ction
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
Ho,ice Io TeacIaers.

In recent decision OF the Attorney
General, it has been decided that teach
er ulu.t procure a certificate previous to
eeginzing school to qualify him to teach;
and, thsrefore, viii be in Hickman On
1Ao Thirl Saturday in each month, and
viii examine teachers desiring 70 obtain
eertiscstes. E. r TYLER,
c.Lool C,r,,,sssionar
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

1ToOtWSlucs huu uHhii-
Minutes of preceding meeting read,
adopted and signed
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED
The Finance and Street Commiuees
reported the following accounts as co.,
rect and. recommended their Paymep' .
Dan Murphy, 105 day, work. SIS -;
Pat Green. u days work SIS 90; Ja-.
Barry, 9 days work, Sl3 30; fhos.
Steel. l01 days work. sl5 70; Jsck
WhaIen, days work. Sl2 60; Dan
Steel. days work. 80 90 Thos Me-
Derrnot, III days work. Sl7 %; "
J I.ovett, III days WORK, Si7 %
Philip ReBfro, days work, 50 CO
Ike Bouden. 3 days work, 81 90; liar
rison Atkins. l day, 81 so: SimmS.
J day. 75c Mike Judge. , days with
cart, s. 90; Mike judge. p days with
wagon. $40 90; Jno Ringwood, ? day
with cart, 81 90 Juo Riogwood 3
days with wagon, s12 90 Pat Jnige,
3 days with wagon, Sl2 90; " T.
Plummer, days with wagon, sl2 90;
W. T. Linebsek, II days as Slrees
Committee. $50 90 Ben Adams, 3
days work in 1871, 81 80.
ABATING NUISANCE.
G. NJ. Wifburn, work in sbating
nuisance on East half lots No 2I9 and
235, Old Hickman, SIS 90
On motion the above account vas ST.
lowed
The City Marshal presented bill
of expe. ses against Harris aud Has
kius. Tor abating a nuisance 90 Esst
half of Lots No 219 and 935, Old
Hiekn:aa, amounting TO SO %.
Ga motion, the City Clerk Is direct
cd to record same aad certify ssid s,s-
count TO the City Tax Collector and
he is directed to proceed 10 sassees.
said lots TO the paYmens af said.
amount
On motion. Conucii sdjou;aea.
MA. BnrSSnn City ftsfS.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
DR. JOHN BULL,
T...-.r.atn Nnr Z l,H4

tHEx.srRr IS furnishing as new agents
for fuel. fsrse. food. and mary other in
por-nrt aids over these No opee possessed.
Por,- fr9n ~Aieh commerce was driven
during the har months. by their terrible
reyers, are y.sited all the year with i'm
punits poa Many localities in the South
snd West Eept tenant!ess by their dele
terions sa.z-sas, are now filling up With
populations uaisr the protection OF aver ;
Agae Care Their affecting chills and
ieversre 60 -tectunlly cured by 'his rene
-, ttz. toe disease no longer turns emi-
sra.ion aside or destroys the settler if hc
veuflrcs upou its injected districts.-
,1--t- il1. Nd
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
Keep Cool!

WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT variety
w ef White Linen Duck aud Mar
eeilies veets. Goats snd Pants, Drap De
E.s, Lustre and Alpaccs Goats. which We
are Offering very low
jaly5-2f J. H PLAUT BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

Ts are authorized TO announce IesEPs
DopsAL. as Candidate fer the office OF
Csroaer OF Fulton county, AZ the ensuing
Angus election
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

We are authorized to announce Judge
3. r. WALKER. 90 candidate TO rep
res ut Hickman and Fulton counties
in the next General Assembly Of the State
Of Kentucky
We are sGihorized to announce A. y
HISS, a candidate to represent the
countiea Of Fulton and Hickman Ia the
Lext State lie islature
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
6PECEAE NOTICES.
Ertra e.ns.;aI Mira

Beware Of GounterfoitsI S-aith's Tonic
Syrup las been eourterfsite&, and the
eoua.erfe.ter b-oCg5t 20 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must heve Dr.. John
BGlrs private stamp en- each hottie. DR..
John Bail only has sae right to maaafsc-
tur, md sci tie original JOAN smith 2
f5nio Syr p II Louisville Ky Exaaiise
wsli Tie label On each bottle. II ny PR
vete stamp is uot en- the bottle, do not pur-
chase, OK voE viii be deceived. See my
co.s--la a.lve-i suleat. aad my show card.
! viil p~lse- any one infringing On
-aY ras genuine Smith Tonic
-yr1r can only % prepared oy myself.
gue iCb..o servant,
IR JOHN BULL,
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

HICKMAN KY. july 9 1873.
Council met Pteseut- Mayor Ty-
Ter, C1uncilmen Campbell, Frenz
Troutweine. aud Thomas
Minutes of preceding meeting read,
adepted and signel
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
sWEEPsTAKH
sTEPSTAkES
Beat nuie sny seO or e,...s2o 90
GFO0 90
2R an

sPEED RING.
Fastest trot'ins hoss narc, ge'ing 90
Second fastest ,Totiing horse. gedi's ssO so
EQUESTRTAHSfUP.
b married men premium BE- made Up by ing
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
v A r IETE.

Z TAKE THIS METHOD
OF returning my thanks
to This community for the
liberal share of pafrousge
received for a.. e last seven
years, particularly for the
increased patronage for
the last twelve months,
and as feel permanently
coated IA Hickman, as a
merehsnt aud citizen, |
solicit u share Of trade
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

EST , HAhb JdNFIE
At THE VARIETY STORE,
4 stes1sost fo-ssis-pries onc-fourth Of
IA. rrsl sa.1e rerlr- cash Cal ard
,tv, - 49,
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

pair matched mule. 10 %
Special Premium offered by Tyler, the ady taking
Nsnufciu Day Pantry Nssde Work aud Fine Arts SIS 90
RULES AND POPULATIONS
E,eb stock holder aud bsye fee admission
20 the fair eroand- bu e oes Der i h iatta
children aud white iemle- re~tlias vih = s efhe
peyiouz to he Fair aud a 'naen's1 - pes
Books for entry Of stock soI other a-.ie - eqeesd
vs. before The Fair apd extibito u7 asSa entries ~
fore 9 o'el,ck o lbe day Of exhibition
3 All stock and articles be catered oy he
An sr,icles Of aercul;ure and be
tered by he producer 81 manufacturer
Exhibitors Will be particular 70 make th'r en ie az tb@
all for the -eeep.-'u OF articles vii. be opened b.
Z TlicIes must labeled and entered before ressd y
the sur 4keudcnt Of the hail
ron is an exhibitor as judge ia e.ae
in W I'd exhibits.
judges have agreed upon their award, 10 e,eb a'-~
they prt the Mar.hsi sho skau proclaim
thos premiums snd certificates aud they shall tuFp.t
the ne Secretary person.
bon will be permitted 20 into The ring
Except judges officers OF the society and the
OF the ring viii be closed IN i've minutes aSer
<6<Z - &c. by the Marshal
sin be permitted to the ring, unless under
2 IRE of sraen'--eHcept JounS mules, colts. hog
al will be permitted take premium 10 bat
except in sweepstakes
shall make known to the judges his ownership
- all forfeit his premium
mare jack jsaue bull or COW four years Oh or
|9z pitted compete for premium. except a
6t has proven itself breeder
T. .&sRl be awarded unless the Judges deem
S. - bar nnals shall remain the ground unis
<<# by the President.
will be opened eaehday at the adjournment
ed, for the sale OF any other urticle.
E5 I'll i ssiou of p per cent Oh amount bid, will be
fs7ner all articles offered.
z<1K going, will be shown possible I'D the
&fe days specified but may be vaFed by the Board
lther aud the further interest OF STOCKHOLDERS and
!. work articles made bF se,i < machines will
Ito competition.
holders requested . call the Treasure week
Sair. aud get their tickets
ktiton viii be opqn to the world.
&< ry viii be-chsrged except in the trotting and
pace% Exhibitor and attendants will be charged Their
Ser cent Of the amount Of premiums viii be charged
ths sfu competitors. except in the trotng and pacing
.fo,ting aud pcinz each person makpg
eutrl 81 pzs 10 per Of the offered
25W eli trong and pacing rings eutrie- wi BE-
quir ILL., and any ring aioe t. f ihe sasr4ree fee VII he
returIR
26 Il il premiums viii tie paid eseh ia, y searis
IN eu7kncy
at tn: II air heretofore will be excluded
28 an articles enumerated in The freeng list that
consiesd worthy Of premium will be allowed aus
exhib psenu vii be awarsea BY the Boari according
its S4arits
2euA classes Of matched horses
quirett be of the
PRICB OF ADMISSION
All adults (not stockholders each.
All Minors foot from 6 to l4...... each
Single buggy cents
noap'e epsgE. carrage o. wagon - espis
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

10. o. F-FuIton Lodge M. 3d.
The following officers were elected for
-. rnau:nr farnl
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

TEE 5 s EXCURSION The sun
day School exclusion train far Dresden
will leave the depot promptly at 61
O'Clock a. N and returning. arrive e
HEX man about the same hour 10 the
evening of the same day Prosisioa
baskets will be received at the depot
by Il. " Matheny sunday morning
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

Hickman Encampmens, No. 81, viz
". p. Harness. G. P.
x. n Matheay, 5. ".
". =. fsineback, II :.
Thos- Dillon, / ".
" 3. Benny. Scribe.
L. Rosenburg. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
A DAIR s. WOODWARD

Has the Largest Stock Of Furniture
to be found in the stAte.
At NO. 110 King Street,
Ibelow Secondly
They keep constantly on hand, or make to order,
Avery Large Assortment Of
PARIoR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM FURNI
TURB,
All Qualities, from the cheapest 70 the best in the
city.
Also the LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of
Mattresses, Looking Glasses and
Shades.
Fhe Ne-PIus Ultra Champion: nnd Bakers
HprIna Bottsms, the Best In nsc.
And the best Goose and Chicken Feathers.
Also Agents for the MAGIC EARTH CLosErs,
Manufactured by the Wakefield Earth Closet
Co, of New York.
OUR FACTORY Is AT 1O3 MARKET STREET AND
wARERooMs 1l6 KING sTRRRT.
ADAIR & WOODWARD.
mar92-sm-eod, TT, ,Th&sat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

ULlUS SICHEL,
- lO7 AND 100 N, EIGHTH STREET, AND
odI ~. SRCOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETS.
Trimmed HATS AND BONNETS.
TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETS.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS:
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNBTS,
BoNNEr AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNEr AND SASH RIBBONS,
BoNNEr AND SASH hIBBONS,
BONNEr AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
,,,u,. IN ALL NEW SHADES.
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES.
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES,
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES:
JULIUS hICHEL1
10T AND 100 N. EIGHTH ST., AND
aprI-eod2m 6a1 N. SECOND ST., PHILL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
apr29-eod6t
ToHN MOORE a CO..

ToHN MOORE 4 CO.,
- JOHN MOORE & CO,
JOHN MOORE q CO.,
Are Offering some very good Bargains in dress
goods shawls and Staple Dry Goods.
Dress Goods, from l2hc. TO SOC.
Dress Goods, from 90 W 75c.
Dress Goods. from 7bc. to 81.
Al the new and leading styles in Dress Fabrics,
Aelllng at the very lowest prices.
Shaws, ShawlB, Shawls.
hhawls at 81 b0, So s. b0,s4, IS and 80.
Bed Spreads, 81 25, 81 60, s. 10 IS.
Boys Cassimeres D J, T5c. 81 Sl.25.
eau and get some OF the above goods, as we are
selling cheap during improvements in st re-
JOHN MOORE a CO.,
oll and bi9 N. secOnd street, above Noble,
Hpr29 eodlm Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

Is the most powerful cleanser, strengthener and
mover OF Glandular Distinctions known TO hateria
Msdica.
It is specially adapted to constitutions "won
down" and debllitated by the warm weather OF
Spring and Summer, when the blood ia not In active
circu alton, consequently gathering impurities from
suggishness and imperfect action of the secretlVe
o-gans, and is manifested by TumOrs, Eruptions,
BOtches, Boil', Postules, Scrofula, &c Ac,
When weary and languid from overWOrk, and dull
ness drOwziness and inertia take the place OF ener
gy and vlgor the system needs Tonic TO build II up
and nep The vital forces to regain their recuperaVe
power.
In the heat Of Summer, frequently the. Liver aud
Spleen do not properly perform their functions the
Uterine and Urinary Organsiare inactive, producing
weakness of the stomach and intestines and pre-
disposition to bilious arrangement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

EHEAP REMNANTS,
~ Lots of black and white Calicoes, &c.
LOts OF best light PIints. 1nc.
LOh OF Remnants Tick, 1256c; worth zoe.
Lots OF remnants Tick, 10, 20, soc.
Lols OF remnants Shirting Chintz, is and 1sc.
LOts OF remnants OF all kinds, by the yard or
pound, cheap. JOHN MOORE 4 CO.,
~ and 5l9 N. Second Street, above Noble,
spf29'eodlm Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22


NNTILL OPEN, THIS DAY,
w One case more, and the last OF those mag
ninCent l2-stTand, heavy m, sh all silk and wool
hernanis acknowledged the best goods ever shown
over counter In this city; former price 81 90, now
at 100. per yard.
Also, one entire importation Of real llama lace
sacks and points, being the balance Of the last im
portation Of an importing house now retired from
business bought at Just oOc. on the dollar or the
gold cost, and will be sold at the same rates.
81 Dollar heal Llama Lace Sacks for 80
90 Dollar keal Llama Lace Points for 80
10 Dollar Real Llama Lace Sacks for ~
20 Dollar heal Llama Lace Points for 20
80 Dollar Real Llama Lace Sacks for 10
so Dollar Real Llama Lace Points for 10
~ Dollar Real Llama Lace Sacks for 10
~ Dollar Real Llama Lace POinIs for 10
10 Dollar French Lace Sacks and Points for
Also, one impOTLstinn OF rich SILK Grenadines In
stripes and figures, which can be sold at one hall
the Wholesale prices
81 10 BrUche SILK Grenadines for bOc
81 BrOche SIX Grenadines for 4cc
161 Brnche SILK Grenadines for 9lo
hvc Broche SIX Grenadines for 25c.
Best quality Black French Lining for Grenadines
and Hernanis, at 12hc always sell at sbc
Sl.25 Printed French Pque, very rich for SOC
Satin Slde-band Welt Pique, entirely new aud very
nchi 5IAc; cost TO import i0c
DOuble.Width Newport Suitings, 95c. Fine mix
lures
Plain Balermo Cloths, &C All new shades.
Several great Jobs IN Black Alpacds and pure mo-
hairs-the sIH and sos numbers especially
tOrA
Quaker Styles French Lawns, finest qualities.
slde-band French Organizes, " ea' novelties.
at ]. a SOUTHWICKS
II South Eighth Street,
Below Market, east side.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
IuaufiaI.
RIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,

X EMOVALs
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to its new location, in the Clay
ton House. where IL IL now open for business.
six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits,
since the organization of ths Bank In 1861 and IL is
the xpecta lou OF The Directors that profits on
the cru capital, and on the regular business will
enatle the Bank TO continue this rate of dividends
Deposits solicited from persons in the receipt
OF I, gulRr incomes. rom Farmers Mechanics, and
Dealers, and from Widows and Childrsn's Estates
aud from those whose business enables them te
Keep varying balance Of cash, ON which, II
placed with us, they will derive an income in the
shape OF
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rule OF the Bank requires notice to be given
OF the withd avail of Deposits, but In all ordinary
cases depositors will be paid OH demand.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. hn.LRs, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GEoRGR W. BUsH, CLEMENT u. ShYTH,
N. i. LICHTREsTKIR, GEORGE s. CAPELLB,
JOIN p. MoLKAB, NATHANIEL r. BENSON,
CHARLES W. HowLAHD, HENRY Y. DURR,
jon Ii. Jackson, WIN. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. 3 HILLRS, President.
GKo. W. BUsH, Vice President
aprl4-t Il. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
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