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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-09
FINE MILLINERY GOODS
FRESH FALL STYLES.
NJ Il s. NJ d.. J a & X s ON
Formerly Mrs. SwandersN

Formerly Mrs. Swander,)
announces that she has just opened large
assortment OF the
NEWEST,
MOST FASHIONABLE,
AND H. NDSOMEST
Millinery Goods to be found IN the market.
She will keep on hand
HATS, BoNSETs, FLOWERS, RIDBoSs
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS,
LADIES FusNIsnING GooDs, Notions,
COLLARS, USUERsLEEvEs, RuFFs
And all goods found in millinery stores, all
II which will be disposed OF at the lowest
ash prices. Mrs. jackson respectfully
asks continuation OF the patronage which
mas been 80 literally bestowed upon her b!
The ladies Of Cairo and the vicinity.
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NoTIoE Is hereby given that I will pay
10 bills for goods sold to any Of the ON
oloyea of THE CAIRO BULLETIN either
" themselves or for the use Of the Office
nnlose the same arc furnished on An order
igned by Ill. Burnett or myself.
l2-20-ly JONI II. OnKRLY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-09
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Single Tickets, S?.5o; Eleven Tickets
$25 90; Fifty-six Tickets, Sl2h.Oo; One
Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, $4,000.
The drawing will be made under the SUI
perintendepce of "a committee appointed ny
the highest officials in the state, duly swern
to the faithful perioi nance OF the duties as.
signed them.
TIhe highest officials both of City, County
and state have rot only endorsed Mr.
Abeles, hut also bis scheme.
The demand for tickets IL unparalleled,
and all desiring TO participate In the draw.
ing should ut once form their clubs and send
in their orders,
AGENTS WANTED in all States, Cities,
and Towns In The United States and Cana.
das.
nc5- Money should be sent by Registered
Letter, u. u. Order or express. with the full
address OF the purchaser In plain writing,
Every package of II tickets has chance
TO win III prizes, but po,itiyely certain to
yin one, while one person out of every ten
who purchase package Of II IL bound to
win two prizes.
For further information and particulars
send for circular to the Manager and Pro.
prieter, and addree,
SIMON ABELES, L.
Lsavenworth. Kansas.
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PRIZE LIST.
10000 Prizes
s45O,OOO

The title 10 the above real estate Is guar
anteed perfect.
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings II
within the reach of ail-the greatest Oppor.
tunty ever offered for the poor man to rise
IN. y.,ult
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-09
10000 Gifts,
s. 4 8 O,O O O
IN PRIZES.
Principal Prize 100000,

consisting Of the superb pala,ial residence
simon ADeies, Esq, unsurpassed NJ piiyate
dwelling in the United states, being only a
few block from The Court House. uIrouid.
ed by MA nincent grounds, orchards. gar.
densand vineyards. The building hs, been
only recently completed with all the mod
I'm improvements.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
a PLEASANT occAsloM.

PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONIALS To TWO
RETIRING MEMBERS oE THE UNION SUNDAY
SCHOOL.
Yesterday afternoon, just previous TO the
closing OF Union n. E. Sunday School, the exer-
elses were varied in an interesting and pleasant
manner Miss Laura Postles assistant Superin-
endent Of the Infant School, and Miss Lena
Anderson, member Of Miss Lizzie HalIOwell's g
Bible class, are about to leave the city, and
tleir associates and class mates, desiring to
present them with afsctionate testimonials, Sc
lected this occasion forth presentation. Mr..
5. Hersey, on behalf of the members Of Miss
HallowelPs class presented to Miss Lena
Anderson, in an appropriate and happy
speech testimonial of love and regard, beauti-
fully Worded and signed by the teachers and
members Of the class, the whole surrounded by
handsome square black walnut frame. The
exquisite penmanship was the work Of VIM. B.
Wiggins The shading ofthe paper upon which
the testimonial was written, was so arranged as
70 define cross in the centre. This beautiful
friendly memento was received, on behalf ol
Miss Anderson, by Mr.. John c. Kelley, Assis-
tant Superintendent of the afternoon Sunday
School, in a few well chosen words.
After the singing Of some appropriate hymns,
Prof. =. Allen Superintendent of the afternoon
Sunday School, arose and, on behalf of Il q
Schools, presented to Mss Laura Postles. testi-
monial similar 10 ndesign and appearance to the
above, but somewhat differently worded, signed
by the officers Of the infant and adult afternoon
Sunday Schools This was also executed in
the Incompatible penmSnship OF Wm. B, Wig
gins. 1t was accepted on behalf Of Miss Postles
by RObl. II. MeDanel, formerly her Sunday
School teacher for number Of years.
The exercises then closed with singing, and a
brief address hy the pastor OF Union Church,
Rev Chas Hill.
During the above exercises little qusrlette
from the Infant School rendered very preitily,
the hymn Harvest Home" the schooI joining
in the choTus
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
Chancellor Bates.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ny THE BAR OF sussK,
rotrN9Y

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ny TUE BAR OF SUSSEX
COUNTY.
Pursuant to the call Of the chairman, Charles
u. Gull Esq, appointed at me- eting of the Bar
OF sussex COUNTY held Oct 23rd 1873, for the put
pose OF tAkiTg appropriate ,on in relation to the
Withdrawal Vt hon. DaRiel III. Bates from the
caancehorship Of the State; meeting was held in
the office OF Jacob Moore Esq, ON Saturday the
first inst, when the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
ReS0fCed, That ths Bar Oi sussex county have
hear with unfeigned regret OF the resignation Of
the Hon. Daniel N. Bates, Chancellor OF the State
ReSOlped That this Bar entertain high apprC =
citation of his alb lity aud learning as jurist and
OF ho impartial and faithful manner IN which he
discharged the duties of his high station as chan.
cellor that desire TO bear testimony TO the sin
sleness aud unselfishness OF his purposes; 10 his
cOurteousness and uTbanty in our private and pro-
fessonal relations; 10 has cautiousness and wisdom
his patience unwearying industry and cheerful
devotion Of time aud talents in the adjudication
OF causes; aud that We will long cherish in great
tul remembrance the many virtues auu rare excel
lences which manifested themselves ia all his in-
tercOurse with us.
Resoired That we do hereby tender to His Hon.
o., Chancellor Bates, in his r,trement 10 private
ii', the assurances Of profound respect regard
anu esteem, with our Warmest and best wishes tor
his health haPpinoss and prosperity.
Re Otocd, That the Senior Members OF this Bar b
requested TO present 70 the Court of Chanccry, ut
its next Term in this County, copy # these reec
iutions, and move that they DO entered upon the
records of the Court
ReSolrtd, That the Secretary be instructed 10
transmit copy OF these resolutions to the Chan
celoTs Aad that be be also instructed to publish
the proceedings Of this meeting in the several
Newspapers of this State
JoRN u. McFEE
CUsTIs w. WRIGHT. SCommitter
ALFD p. ROBINSON,
In M he
CHARLES F. RICHARDS,
Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
PEHIRsULAR NEWS.

A lady temperance lecturer i, giving good
advice TO Port Deposit people.
Orse belonging to L. T. Emory, of Hsr.
lord county. died Of hydrOphObia, one day last
week.
For breaking street lamp, John Ma.
lone, Of Por. Deposit. had 10 fork over S. and
costs. ....
The handsome new building Of the Risirs
Sun Banking Company, is nearly ready GOI
occupancy. -. irf -
Bay View Republicans are sick and disap.
pointed over the recent Democratic triumph ia
Cecil county.
The Rising Sun FarmerS Grange meeis
each Saturday night, and is rapidly increasing in
membership.
Mr.. John McClsnAhan's new house at Polt
Deposit, when completed, will be the handsOm-
est structure in the town.
Mr.. Halle farm, near RovlaDdsville va,
offered for sale on last Saturday. and was put
Chased by Mr.. Porter, for $S,ll5.
&. y. Norris Of Hartford county, has raised
turnip which measures feet, II inches in
circumference, and weighs l44 pOuHds.
Smiths Hotel, at Port Deposit was offered
for sale on Tuesday last, and was bid uE
10 $7,4O9, when il was bid in by the
heirs.
BENZ. Wilson, brakeman on the Bait. Cen
tral Railroad was caught between two carr
at Rising Suu, on Tuesday and severely 10.
jured.
Henry w. Archer, Eaq, trustee, sOld
a farm Of 80 acres, located near Rock Ran
Ia Hartford county, to Robert J Walker fol
So $50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
STATEITEMS.

MiddletOwR has an Amatuer Minstrel Band.
Partridges are said to be plenty So an
gInners.
The erection of grain elevator at Delaware
City is talked of.
The organization of a singing schOO! at Mil
ford, is talked OF.
Lincoln is said to be the champion village Ia
the State for babies.
A barge steamed up the MisplliOn cree K
as far as Milford, last Tuesday.
On Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Tracey, an aged
lady of Milford, fractured an arm, by fall
Mrs. MOllie S., wife Of Captain Henry
Laws of Milford, died suddenly, one day, lasl
week.
A Mr. Plnmm, OF Harrington, has grown a
sweet potato weighing eight pounds and elev-
cn ounces,
On Wednesday night +. HurlOck, of Mid
dletOWns fell down the hatchway Of store
and was quite severely injured.
A plentiful crop crop of persimmons, cedar
berries, acorns, and nuts generally, afford the
weather-wise ground for . prophecy of hare
winter.
An Italian Barque In ballast, for Philadel
phia, sprung Q leak and went ashore at Re
h0Ooth, on Wednesday night The crew Wer,
all saved.
1t is said that Messick, who shot young Lof
land last summer, and escaped from DOvel
jail atter being committed, Is at PRESENT. lOafinI
around Milford.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
LOCAL ImrGLL,OEmoE

The alalmUf FIRE a. noon, TO day, was false.
A large number OF persons went to New Castle,
this morning, 10 attend Court.
Davis Messimer, a letter CARRIER, aud his wife,
are both lying very low, with consumption.
Court commenced ct New Castle. this mofing.
daily report OF the proceedings vii! appear In
he GAZETTE.
The Bncli family sang in The choir at Grace
Church, yesterday. They give concert in the
chapel, tonight
Two horses got scared at an engine, at the do
pot, this mOrLlGg, and created qOite commotlOn
for a few minutes.
On Sunday afternoon next, eil the Baptist sun
day Schools of this city will assemble In Delaware
Avenue Church, where Frof. Allan Carr, win dt .
liver a lesture, ON " The Model Teachers"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

SOCIETY NoTEs.- Y eslerday morning about 81
members Of the Order of Jr. United American
Mechanics, of this CITY, in fOll regalia, attended
Divine service at the West Presbyterian Church.
Here the pastor, Rev J. N. r. Oits preached an
verse. On Friday evening. Washington Council,
o. U. A NJ, Of this city, plid friendly visit to
Protection Council. of HestonVille, and passed a
very pleasant evening.
Friday night, Jefferson Council, o. L. A. NJ,
ef this city, was visited by Fredonia Council, OF
West Philadelphia Speeches were made by State
Councillor Server, Thomas II. Coleman, Of Phil
adelpba, and Others. while refreshments ln liberal
quantities were served to all.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

lNPRovEMEN ON WATER SrRRET-Tbe
widening OF Water street progresses iaVOrably,
and already the street begins 10 assume an i'm :
proved aspect. Warner x Coz old stable bet tween
Market and King streets, has been removed. and
the HunsberRer building since Its partial deInoIi-
lion, hss been rebuilt In such q manner "a 10
make II q far handsomer structure than Il was
before. West of Market street, various smaII
buildings have been removed 70 give the street
the required additional width, and only tho Ye-
moval OF some large buildings Is now necessary
to complete the work Of widening.
The Harlan & HOllingsWOuh COMPANY has
erected large new frame Office, 50x35 fest, two
stories in height surmOunted by Mansard roof
The new Office is situated 10 the west OF the ma
chine shop the second floors Of the two buildings
being connected by a covered balcony and on a
portion OF the site Of the lately removed car shops
In lew weeks II will be thoroughly completed
and ready for occupancy. The present ofIice will
then be torn down for the purpose Of completing
the widening OF Water street, between West and
Washington. tI
On the north eide Of Water street., opposite the
Harlan q HollingswOrth C0mpany'S works John
Y. Kennedy chip basket, felloe and rim manu-
iactureT, is having new building erected for The
prosecution OF hIA bnsinesa. The building 4 ar
brick, two stories high. and l8K6O feet Ruth a
Bro are the contractors.
Tue general appearance Of the west end Of
Water street is quite basy. Numben Of cars.
loaded with various kinds Of freight, stand upon
the eide tracks, awaiting the nam0VA,Oa thelf doh-
tents Altogether. II lOOkS a. II the railroads. At
least, arc not affected BY the hard times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

RESIGNATION OF A CAsHTRR.-Mr Samuel
Floyd Whs has been Cashier of the Nation ii
Bank Of Delaware for some twenty eight OF
thirty years has ienderel his resignation from
that position Dir. Floyd has had this move 10
view for the last six or eight mond s, bat b &
not taken any decided action in the matter until
the present time. His mind i. doubtless made
up, on the suhiectby the recent attempted rob-
berry Of the bank, rs STAGE thapeveni, his family
has been in a stale Of fear and tremor, over the
possibility Of \ renewal Of the attempt. Mr.
tloyd's resignation has not yet been accepted
by the Board Of Directors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
aooTrEIR0I
MKEF1Raa - nNnRrna.

Cherokee Tribe, No4. o r n, At Red Men
Hall, AIS Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No 6, To r n, On fourth story
SaYille Building, 9Th and Market street.
Wilmington and BrandyWinO Council, No. 3, O
U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Fnnklin Council, No. 9, o u A NJ, at MechRn.
les Hall, 2l0 King street
Wilmington Council, No D, Jr, . IA n, Al
Hall, 9th and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle, U q A, at Hall 6O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No l, X ofP,. at Knight
OF Eythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge. No 8, q +, at Good Fe!
lows Hall, McClary's Building, sos Market St
Wawaset Loege. No Is, y Of q T, at room
18th and Scott streeta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

THREE MEN SUPPOSED TO BE DRowNRD-On
Wednesday morning, 29th ult three men, belong
ing TO the Cross-Ledge Shoals Light Boat, started
from Little Greek at about o'clock ~ the morn
ing in a schoOner-ngged yaWl, and it is believed
we're all drowned in the bay, as the boat was
picked up the next day 10y a schooner and taken
10 the Breakwater, and subsequently, two oars
aud one of the SAILS came ashore at Bowers Beach
Their names were Thomas Purnell, (mate of the
light boat) Capt. Robinson and William Rat
ledge. The morning was stormy, and it is thought
the men had been indulging in liquor, and were
unable 10 manage the boat They were last seen
above Mahon's by the skipper Of an oyster pungy,
during a squall, trying TO lower The sails
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

POLICE CAsEs.-John Bush, Mary Morgan and
Martha Turner. colOred, confirmed warrants were
arrested, last night, while sleeping in David Lem
on's barn. They were sent 10 New Castle for
sixty days.
Siucc Saturday morning, two cases OF drunken,
ness have been disposed OF, al fifty cents and
osts.
The two Lancaster men, arrested ON suspicion
Saturday, were discharged the Lancaster anthori-
ties telegraphing that the men were not wanted
in that city. The Mayor on diseharging them,
aid that they must leave the city without delay,
or they would again be arrested. They lci. Inn
mediatey after their release
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

REsIoNED.-Rev. James Waters, late pas
tor Of the Second Babtist Church, Of this city,
has rendered his resignation, which has been
accepted. On Sunday next, he will preach
his farewell sermon. Mr.. Waters will then
accept the position of District Secretary of the
American Baptist Publication Society, the
operations Of which are conducted in New
York, Brooklyn and cities along the Hudson
river,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
Medical Bubbles.

Columns would be required TO enumorata the
medical bubbles that have risen o the surface
the standard tonic OF the Western Hemisphere
Boasts the m1St extrsvaGant. fabrieAtOns the NEST
prep0sterous. cant the most konng. have in turn
Talons that have from tns TO time been introduced
IN the hope Of dividing the 6eld with that famous
vegetable remedy. Signal fhilura has been the lot
OF each and ALL The reputation Of the BttoTs as !
preventive OF eD denies. aAtOmachic an inVigOrant
general restorative, and specific for indigestion,
constitutional weakness, parOxysmal feveTs and All
conpalnte TO which the more sensitive seq are ex
clusiVely liable. is estab6hod upOn the sound basis
Of more than twenty years eXperiOnO0 and can no
more be shaken by the elap-traD nOStrums of un-
,elenthc pretendeIs than the everlasting hills by
the winds that rustic through their defles
nOVl2tOl9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

EXTRA POLIcE-0EIngt to the fact that many
members Of the Police force have been sum
mOned 10 New Castle as Court witnesses, the
Mayor deems IL necessary TO appoint special
officers, to serve, until the absentees can resume
their duties, VIM. Hyatt; John TrainOE and
Wm. T. Writ have been appointed specials,
and more will probably be appointed in day
or two.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

TICKET OFFICE BROKEN INTo.-Some time Fri
day morning, thief broke into the ticket office
of the Wilmington & Reading Railroad at Front
and Madison streets, doubtless expecting TO find
there the proceeds of the sale Of tickets for the
carly morning train. In this he was disappointed
all The money, except about ten cents In pennies
had been removed The thief took the pennies,
and left without being detected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

LARGE CORN.-A. ID. Vandevsr has several
ears of corn, OF his store, No. ia East Fourth
street, which are among the largest we have
ever seen. One OF them measures fourteen
inches in length, and another contains over
1900 large grains. II every hill in the field
would yield two such ears the product would
be over 100 bushels OF shelled corn 10 the
aero. They were grown ON the farm of his
father, John Vandever, in Mill Creek Hun
drad,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
A C,il1ln InAl. ne37l,. e,esgI n s,,l,,.,

A ACulmn lnalsnatIon mass a setiuR A 10 he
held IN New York tonight. Wm. Cullen
Bryant Ig expected 70 preside. Gen. Bank.
Henry Ward Beecher, Vice President WIls0n.
senator s9mnsr, Wendell Phillips and Gov.
Alieu, Of Ohio, have been invited 10 make nd-
dresses A. meeting % express Indignation a
the butcheFles In Cuba, win be held 10 Albany
on Wednesday. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

DEDIC ATOM Y esterday afternoon a new Meth
odist Chapel, erected under the auspices of ST.
Paul's NJ T. church, at the s. W. corner of Four
teouth and Ciaymont streets, East Wilmington'
was dedicated TO the service of Almighty God
The chapel is of frame, 24x4O feet, and Is erecled
on a lot 40xS0 feet. The 'ntire cost OF the lot
and building was $500 OF this amount $l1OO
had previously be, Il collected. The dcdicatory
services were conducted 10y Rev. EnOch Stubbs,
assisted by Rev. J. b. Mann, and were witnessed
by large audience The collection amounted to
$500, leaving an Indebtedness on the chapel OF
only $780,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

BEEN LYING BY.-A i've dollar note Of the
Bank Of Wilmington & BrandyWlne at VIII
mingtOn was one OF the euIiosles OF West
Chester bank deposit last week. II was pait
OF the old State Bank circulation which went
out when the gFeenbaeks and National Bank
notes came into circulation. Il was probably
rcSuFrected from horde of curIoslties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

BURGLARY IN ELKroN.-On Wednesday night
last, the store Of Mr William McClelland was en-
tered by some needy butnot very honest providers,
and robbed of four merino shirts, one palr OF fine
boots, and razor. The thiei effected an entrf nee
and cutting II cut The hole thus made was only
l0xl2 inches, so that the expert must have been
quite Sc all. Why he did not help himself more
hberally, is only known to himself. Mr.. McClel-
land s loss is about twenty dollars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

A CUR1os1rY.-C Chandlee, station agent at
Pocopsin. on the Wilmington & Reading Rail
road. recently shot bird, which is quite curiOs-
ity nothing like it ever having been seen in that
vicinity. 1t was jet black, with a rather long
neck and erect head, the body, in shape, resembl-
webbed toes, about two inches long, and a short
toe, on each foot. II is now in the possession OF
Capt G. A. lie Maistre, Wilmington & Reading
r. r. agent at Wilmington, who has had il stuffed
Some people call it King crow, and others q
King rail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

REwARD.-S1Oo Will be paid 10 any party
who will q can furnish fPh and winter boots
and shoes, 1t lower prices Tor the next month
Z. corner Of Second and King streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

Cool TREATMENT. VIM. Dunlap, brakeman
on the Wilmington & Western r. X, recently
found a valuable dog, the loss of which was ad-
vertiscd. William saw the advertisement aud on
Saturday, afternoon st ed 10 t Ike the dog 10 its
owner. On the road, lac was met by man in o
carriage, who, on seeing the dog, stopped, jump
ed out. seized the animal and alter soundly be-
rating William for stealing his dog, sprang into
The carriage and left before the finder of the dog
could recover from his astonishment William
thinks such treatment is decidedly cool.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

PRRhONAL.-cuslis W. Wright, Eco, vas IN
thia city this morning. He has been travelling
over the lower part Of the Peuinsnla and came
70 this city from Baltimore where he arrived
from Norfolk two OF three dsJB ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

CIOyED.-The rolling mill, at Newport, stop.
ped on Friday. About 20 hands are discharged.
Only the foreman and three or four men remain
in the wo,(s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

TRAD sTEvENs has won the 4 mile race for
twenty thousand dollars which took place Al esa
FranciscO, beailng True Blue and Joe Daniels.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

RRPoRTERs FOR Report, r. for the New
York Herald, Tribune, Times, Richmond Wing,
md DsSpairh. have sAiled for Cnba.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

Z. w. Lockwood, Of MIddietown was kicked
~ horse. Tuesday evening, and bruised con
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17
ANClAh ANp CoMMnRCIAL
CRY NOTICES.

The best Recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
CO mes from those who have worn them. They in
variably advise their tiends to drop in and try il
on, at BABCOCk K BRO,
.06 Market street.
"A good article advertises ITSELF" aud the Bis-
trek Gdfftr for GeRreBicR Is HHiDtredHH recon
m ,nded bv those who have worn IL as fhe GdlteF'
for comfort aud convenience For sale only hy
BABC0CK BRO,
III Market street.
Mems Gaiters. g. and up,
Mems Boots. So and mp.
Ladies Shoes, Sl50 aud up.
At the Old cheAn Store Of
BABCOCk & BRO,
96 Market street.
LADIES
We have n large stock Of Childrcn'S Shoet
that must be sold. call Rnd examine. they are very
chCal. WM. II. BABCOCk & CO..
3l3 Market ST.. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION OF SPECIR PAYMENT -Wm. il. Bah
cosk e. Co., 3l3 Market street. doors below 4tL
will take Siiper in exchange for Boot, ans shoes 10
q limited extent they don't want too much OF IL
however.
Tu0SE PURCHASING
Boots and Shoes at 3l3 Market street doors be-
low Fourth. have the advantage of selecting frOm
q large and varied stock at low prices.
WIN. Il. BABCJCK co.
aa-Edcts are Eucts.-'Tell the truth and shame
old Satan" there is getting around it: what we
have said is said. snd the public bear out in our
conclusion, that for first class boot. shoe gater
33 Harket street. four doors below 4h. is the place
to get 1t. WIN. ii. BABCOCh &CO