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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18

Blank r. y indicates no report; cipher t0) sta
tionsrv; irus (-J tendency 70 fan; plus % ten
dsncy to rise. ". s. KAGFMAs. Obserysr.
The river is still declining az this roiRt,
with 5 feet on the Shoals. Weather raw,
cold and cloudy.
The Ada Holman arrived from Cairo
with cargo comprising 200 bbls SALE, $50
bbls potatoes, 1000 sacks corn. 7ito5 1ia
The Ella Hughes from the upper Cum
berland had 10 hhds tobacco, 1000 sacks
corn, $4,000 lbs bacon, 40 bbls apple brandy
and big lot of butter.
The John 8. Bransford departed for the
upper Cumberland. vrrl stas'q WI
The Frank P. Gracey, from The Wabash,
Is expected to-day.
The EddJville, from the upper Cumber-
land, is due to-day.
p. Burke, old Blunderbus, says; "Wash-
ington johnson, a gentleman Of nae Literary
attainments, has charge Of his special de-
partment of the Robert Mitchell - WiiiPee
rise aud explain what special department
that literary gentleman occupies? Is ne
cub pilot, greasy striker, larboard or star
board berth maker, first or second potatoe-
pealer, or kuife-shiner? We pause for
reply.
The ada Holman is the regular packet
for Cairo this evening at P. M.-Capt.
Bateman in comm nd, aud John Massen-
gale Ii the Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18

"A boy, about fifteen years of age, was
picked up on Union street by the police at
half past eleven O'Clock, helple.sly drunk.
Another boy was with him endeayoring to
get him TO 60 home, but the other was so
much intoxicated as to render such attemp' s
useless. He was taken to the police sta
lion and placed on bench when he instant
ly dropped asleep. He was nicely dressed,
and looked like quiet, manly boy, having
none of the marks of loafer or rowdy
about him. The man who sold him the
whisky that made him drunk, should be es-
corted out of the city on sharp rail, with
his head shaved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18

Hook, theiish and game dealer OF Church
street, has just rece iyed from Pensacola q
shipment Of the celebrated psmpanau, one
of the prettiest of Tina finny tribe, and which
is regarded by epicures in New Orleans as
the fish. 1t is placed ahead OF the shad.
Those who are familiar with fish pronounce
Il q "p eTfsct beautY.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18
The AtIanfs ueraIi

Mr.. W. S. Grady of the Atlanta Herald,
is in the city soliciting advertisements for
his paper. The Herald contains more
reading matter than any daily paper pub
lished in Georgia, and is one of the most
newsY sheets in the South. The Herald
claims the largest circulation OF any paper
in the State. Merchants in our city wish
ing TO advertise in Georgia would do well
to make use of its columns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18
Fire in Rlaury County.

The barn Of r. p. Ledbetter, near Co
lumbia, was destroyed by fire Wednesday
night last, consuming FIVE blooded horses,
a threshing machine, and all of his agricul-
taral implements. The loss was heavy,
partially covered by insurance. It is sup
posed the barn wss set on fre, ss an unsuc-
cessiul attempt was psie six weeks ago to
fire il.
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; Our lovers Of amusement win be glad to
learn That the long interim Of dullness viii
be broken BY the appearance OF the Byron
Combination at the Opera House this even
ing. We learn that they had crowded houses
in Chattanooga. Reserved seats for sale at
MsClure's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18

A stroll about the city at this time reveals
the fact that very large number of sub
stantial buildings are being erected in every
direction. In addition to this, dwelling
houses and stores are being enlarged, trees
are being planted out, and here aud there
sidewalks are being laid. Everything con-
sidered, there is great reason to feel en-
couraged with respect to the future of our
CITY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18
Resolution of Thanks.

At the last meeting OF the Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen OF Murfseesboro, the follow
ing resolution was adopted: - ~,
"Resolved, That the thanks Of this Board
are due and hereby rendered to Capt.
Stockell, Chief of Nashville Fire Depart
ment, for their promptness and liberality in
rendering steam fire engine, on tn morn
ing of the 9TH inst, To assist In extinguish-
ing the FIRE IN this city,"
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Tiet, the SiInen KNOT.

Nelson Thompson and Melissa Ann Rut-
land, coiored, we're made happy yesterday
by Judge Ferris. The judge at the conclu-
sion ofthe ceremonies, told Nelson to sa-
Lutte his bride, and he did that thing right
then and there, and smacked his lips with
gusto. ... -s .s /
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CRY NoTIcBssi..

Globe Flower Cough Syrup-Ths
Peoples Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
and ConsumptiOn.-Its cures are numbered
by thousands; its failures are unknown.
Try it one time, and you viii use no ether
remedy. For sale By al druggists. ~
mh16 d&W1m t- M
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SMfTH-At his residence, No. 2c6 South
Summer street, at O'Clock A. L. on The nth
inst, W. HY. SMITH, in the 54th year Of his age.
3 O'Clock P. NJ. from the McKendree Church, 70
which friends are invited.
Services by Rev. DIR. Kelley. 4a-
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The Onera HOuse

was filed to repetition last night by the la
dies and gentlemen of Nashville TO hear
Drs. Payne and Payne in their last lecture
OF this season. They open out course of
thirty lectures in Louisville, but will re-
main at the Maxwell House until Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18
A Transfer.

The misunderstanding heretofore exist
ing between the city infrmary and St. Vim
cent's hospital, have sll been dispelled, and
by an arrangement lately effected, portion
of the patients of the last named institution
will be transferred TO the former within a
few DAYS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18

Trunks, Talises, SatcheIs.-Wm.
Dunstead, 81 North College street, has ali
qualities of ladies' Travelling Trunks and
gentlemen's solid Soc Leather Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Satchels in great variety,
and is selling at low prices for cash. gslu
apo If
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There will be meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Tennessee Coal and Rail
road Company on Monday, the 9Th Of May
next, at No. Il North Cherry street. rs
apo eodtd J. G. WARNER, Secy..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18

The sale OF reserved seats to entertain
ment "Across the Continent" will COM
mence this morning at McClure's Temple
of Music.
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CITY NoTIcEs.

Prof. J. w. Tayerner can accept fur
ther engagement or two for his original
five lesson course 10 ElOcution, if applica-
ton is made AT ONCE to Mr.. Taverner
at Maxwell House. = v,.5 Ear apis If
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Commissioned

John Rymer, of Polk county, yesterday
received his commission as Justice OF the
Peace.
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Natarfes Public.

Commissions were yesterday issued to
Max Sax, Of Davidson county, and James
N. Ashmore, Of Jefferson county, newly
appointed Notaries Public. r..s-.. 40,
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County SuDerinfendent.

o. A. Nixon was e.ected by the County
Court of Hickman county Superlnte ndent
Of schools. #lss f.
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UNION And AMERICAN JOB OFFICE.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
mo Leaves Lebanon at. .T:2oA.M.
ArrsSes at Nashville st. $50 A. N.
leaves Nashville at.... AGO P. n.
Arrives ct Lebanon at. 6:10 Pa n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at 1900 clock AM.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock P. N. on Mondays, We'd
needays and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis and
So. louis Railway.
Chastsnoogatrain leaves 7:45 A. n. and so0P. n.
srrives.1:30 P n. and 1:30 A. n.
Memphis and st. Louis
train leaves. ....... 300 A. n. and Las Pm.
Is arrives. $50 A. u. and 4:45 p. n.
sAelbyvire train leaves; , SsS
The 500 P. Il. and 300 A. n. trains IN daily.
louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
Leave STATEN on North College street at 500
AM, daily AID 200 P. n, Daily except Sunday
Arrives at 4:35 A. NJ, and Bio p. n.
The 200 P. N. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and Gsllatin, except Edge
neld Junction.
GaIIstfn Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. .S:25 P. H.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Decatur Division.
Leave L. & n. Depot, North College street,
Going Soutb-5:20 An; $50 Pm.
Arrive North-4:45 Am; LAS Pm. .s-.t
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
willie and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot
COLUMBIA AOooMMoDATIoN-Leaves $40 P.
NJ. arrives Gas M, from L. & N. Depot, North
College street. .ra....-.
st. Louis and Southeastern Railway.
Morning Express train leaves Nashville sos AM
Night Express daily 4:lOP.M
Express trains arrive at Nashville at 7:l5 Am.
s p.
Louisville and Cincinnati short Lime
Railroad.
Trains leave andarriYe at Louisville IS follows
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday,.,...,..........S .55 An. 1850 P. n.
York Express, daily 3.55 P. n. 1890 P. Il
New York Night Express,
daily........-.......ss..l l.OO ?. II. 6:l6 A. NJ
Lexington Mail, except
sunday. ................ 400 A. n. Hoo A. n.
Lexington Express, eXcsp
Sunday. 2 80 P II. 6:3O P. 4.
Lagrange Accommodate
except Sunday. 500 P. n. e;O5 A. n.
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MARRIED,

of W. L. Murfree, MurfreesbOro, Tenn, at P.
NJ. Thursday, April H. by Rev. j. w. Hoyte,
JOHN W. TERRAss to Mrs. MTRA l. GALA
WAY, both OF this city. No cards.
Memphis and New Orleans papers please copy.
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Removals.. Powers IL Son, 40 South
Market street. Great bargains offered in
Clothing. .1a1 a5.rE % apl7 tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18

Great bargains in Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods and Notions are offered at Rich
heimer & Co.'s, 46 College. ap17 2t
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RnnidIH.

Work on the new mill of Switzerland &
Co., is progressing rapidly, and in less
than a month the firm will have steam up.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-18

Fine lot of Business Suits just received
by S. Powers & Son, 40 South Market ct.
ap17 If tes4 F{-
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Save 20 per cent and buy your shoes
at q Union street. We keep the latest styles
and cheapest goods in the city. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Trecy q Coyle. apis If
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STATE OF THE wEATHEB.

FsIsgraphic Report from Signal SsTvies Corps U
3. A, Of Observation, at $50 o'clock r. n
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Eagle Shoe StOre-Remoyed to No. 9
Union street, between College and Market.
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W AK UEPAhIMEaIg
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICES,
WASHINGTON. D, c., April II, 1875.

Probabilities The area Of low baroms-
ter in Ohio and Illinois extend on Friday
over the lower lakes that over New Jersey
mure northeastward toward Cape Cod.
For New England northerIy and eas.eriJ
winds, with rain. For lower lakes winds,
veer to southerly, with rain. The barome-
ter will continue to fall, with southeny
winds and rising temperature, over Mime
sofa and Lake Superior. For Southern
States rising temperature, partly cloudy and
clear weather CautiODary signals con-
tinue at Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven,
Toledo, Buffalo, Rochester, Oswego, New
York, New Haven, New London and
Boston. -
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NJHE Fins Passenger A G0n
Steamer irHztAk5
ADA HEELMAE, .k8EzzeE1zEzb
Jno l.. Bateman, Master, Jno. E. MassengaleS
Cierk viii leave fer above and all intermediate
points on FRIDAY, 18th INST, at O'Clock p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or 20 =.
Ii. ARTHUR q co. or HARRISOH : SUN
Agents. -r-.. apr ~
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RIVER NEWS.

StSee Of R;vsrs, APriI II, 1573.-Esi7ht Of mater
aboUe LOlg boatsT marx at 500 p n.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Cairo, Memphis, and New
Orleans.
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*Below high water marx Of is71.

Blank 4. ! indicates no report; cipher lol sta
deDcy 70 rise. ". 8. KAGFMAE. Observer.
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THE LARGEST AND BEST

Twelve Pages SeVenty-twO Columns.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
LATEST ITEMS OF aENKRAL NEWS.

"A singular condition of affairs is reported
from England. The manufacturers Of Wolver-
hampton are importing iron ore from the Unit
ed States in consequence of the exorbitant rates
ut which the native production is held.
in the lower house of the Connecticut Leg
isAture, yesterday, the constitutional amend
ment providing for one capital, and that to be ct
Hartford, was passed. The amendment now
goes TO the people for their endorsement.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company have
laid on part of their track new light rail known
as the patent angle iron. Trains passed over it
Wednesday, and if the test proves successful it
will materially roduce tho cost OF constructing
railroads.
1t is understood that the government will
sustain the action of Col. Mackenzie in pursuing
and furnishing the KickApoos upon Mexican soil.
in New York, on Wednesday evening, the
death Of Mrs Charles H, Nelson. eldest dAugh-
ter of the late Hon. James Brooks, Just one
month after the latter was borne to the tomb,
creates painful feeling in society circles De-
ceased was the companion of her father in his
journey some years ago to Asia
This being a legal holiday in New York, the
Stock Exchange, Gold Room, and banks will be
closed.
The Post Office Department yesterday sus-
pended the printing OF postal cards for the rea-
son that the cardboard submitted does not
equal the contract requirements.
"A stringent liquor bill, Isimilar in its provi-
sons to the 'Ohio law has been passed by
the New York Legislature.
Indian Agent Gorsman telegrsphs to WASH
ineton that to the best OF his knowledge and
belief, not one Of the Yancktons has left their
reservation to join the hostile Indians on the
Upper Missouri.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
ml.. mn.rnde..


We shall never forget that evening We spent
ct Magrnderis years ago. We admired Miss
Magraders and We went agound 10 see her. II
- suzaassR. time. md azoeaashs, and sAe st
upon the piAzza- The caEpeafer had bean mere
thai ~ glnlas a he rustic ehsiz on - psssh,
90 We TOOK 6 seat en- the step, in fson. Of Les
hasradeE. where We could gase into her ases
and drink h her ssailsss Ii seenik probsbls Chat
the carpenter must have upset his glue-pot on
the spot where we sat. for after enjoying kiss
Magrudar'n remarks for . couple Of hours, and
drinking several of her smiles, We tried 70 risa
for the purpose of going home, but found that
We were immovsbly hxed to the step, Then
Hiss Magruder said Don't DO IN nurry.
and we told her we believed We wouldn't. The
conversation had sadder tone after that. and
We set there thinking whether It would
be better to Ask Miss Magruder to Withdraw
while We edsrohsd and went home in Highland
costume, or whether we should urge her to warm
up tho poker so that We could thsw ourselves
out or whether we should give one terrific
wrench and then ramble down the yard back
ward. About midnight Miss MAgrudsr yawnea
and said she believed she would go to bed Then
We suddenly asksd her II ehe thought her. faith
or would have any objection to lending us hia
front steps for few days, because We wanted ~
take them home for pattern. We think Miss
Magruder must have entertained doubts OF oair
sanity, for she rushed in, called her father and
screamed Magruder came down with donhle-
barrelled gun. Then We explained the situation
in 9 whisper, and he procured . saw and cut out
the piece of step to which we we're Attached-
Then We went home wearing the patch, and be-
fore two o'clock crushed out our young love for
Miss Magruder. We never called again, and she
threw herself away on dry goods man. There
is melancholy satisfaction in recalling theee
memories Of youth. and rejecting upon the in
huence of glne upon the emotions OF the human
heart.-MdI Adeler.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
The wheel Of Forlune.

A AwEAK-MnDRD PAUPER BECOMES SUDDENLY RICH.
From the West Chester Eews
Over in Northampton county a weak mind.
ed inmate Of the poor house has suddenly fAl.
len heir to large sum of money. Some thirty
five years since he was first known in that SEQ.
ton of country floating about without any fixed
aim or pursuit-hsrmless and inotfensive. II
was then known that he had wealthy relatives
over the river. in our sister State but he could
not be persuaded to live with them. His condi-
tion becoming worse. he was conveyed to the
aims house, in lS46-where, from that time to
this he has occupied the same room. He is now
over fifty, and as weak in intellect. as a child
three years old. The bulk OF deceased uncle's
fortune, now willed to him, will amount to sew.
erAl hundred thousand dollars-but Samuel, the
simple, not having had the advantage OF modern
monetary, education, knowing nothing of the
Credit Mobilier ring, is unable to comprehend
his changed condition. He declines, not deli
eAtely but decidedly, to leave his home where
his few wants are provided for, but will remain
10 be fed. clothed and housed at his own ex.
pense hereafter
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
Asu.auehnnnn M,.tsrx.

The other afternoon Christian Cable was fish,
ing in the river near Georgetown, and while pa
tently waiting for bite the hook attached tC
his line became fastened to something which he
supposed was large salmon. He gradually
raised the object to the furface Of the water, bu
instead Of 3 fish ii wss the decomposed body oi
girl Of size to indicate about ten years Of age
Mr. Gable was greatly startled at the discovery
and scarcely knew what to do in tho emergency
but after q while he procured the assistance of
gentleman in drawing the body ON shore anC
buTying it. Nothing is known az to who the CIR
was or as to the circumstance of her death. The
body had evidently been in the water for months
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
MhntLadies i,arrY.

The Boston Pos says: 1--WE scarcely knew
what additional article the ladies can suspend
from their EAist-belts. FAns, umbrellas, Tinsi
grettss, hHodkeIchiefs and caTd-books now dan,
gle At their sides when promenading. We don't
know that We can suggest an addition, unless il
be the seAlps Of 8 few of the lovers they have
klkin IA flirting. The dear things would. how.
ever. probably not long be content without get
tang them into their tack hair Chicago Post
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
Tue o. s. troops in the N odsc War.

The San Francisco Bulletin gives the figures.
obtained from official sources, of the troops en-
gagged with the Modoes. These number, all told,
20 officers and 480 men. Deducing the men re.
quired for escort and guard duty, the fighting
force Ia reduced to 400. Add the Warm Spring
scouts, and the aggregate force In the field il
45s. These figures will correct the erroneous
impression Of the force now existing. Thus far
in the campaign, from November %, 1872, to
May, 1873, our loss has been II hilled and g.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

!, The stsamship George Cromwell, from New
the latter port yesterday, and some anxiety was
felt about her safety.
The bank at Genevieve, No.. was robbed on
Tuesday of $500 cash, by two men who over
powered the cashier, and compelled him TO open
the safe and then accompany them to the cut
skirts of the town. An armed party has gone
in search of the robbers. n...=.t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

Now that Or. Askew has been appointed the
Commissioner to represent us in the Centennial,
we expect Delaware to take high position in
that enterprise. Much work is vet to be done,
and the money is none too plenty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
shut Your moaIh nnd save Your Life.

Tie late Mr.. George Catlin had faYorite hob.
by, which was not Indian. although derived from
the Abongines. His idea Was that breathing
through the open mouth, In sleep or otherwise
iE highly injurious, and even destructive, to the
vital powers. His little book in support Of the
thsory has had great vogue and the fifth edition
Of it is just announced inLonden entitled, ''Shut
Your Mouth and Save Your Life" BY George
Cstin-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

We oandidly believe that the WILMINGTON
COMMERCIAL is more frequently quoted and cred
ted than any other newspaper Of its class in the
country. For the continued evidences Of sppre-
citation, if not Partially, which our contsmpcEa-
.riea thus steadily exhibit. we express our
Acknowledgements, and hope that in crediting us
they credit and serve themselves, as well.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

Ex-Governor Jewell. of Connecticut, has &C
cepted the position of Minister to Russia. Thus
do We send our American jewels to dazzle the
eyes of the foreign aristocrats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

And now, once more, Train is decided to be e
sane responsible person. A 'sherif's jury
has been testing the power and quality Of his
mind, and has returned veryict that George
Francis is not nOn oonpos meatis. He is there
fore to be released from jail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

An alarming report comes from New York. It
is stated that the Epizooty has re-appeared in
one of the passenger railway stables of Brook
lyn. The Coney Island railroad stables are said
to contain, already. seventy sick horses. The
disease, however, is spoken of, in some reports,
as & "distemper, resembling the Epizooty, . and
this Il probably is.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

Why do couples just married almost invariably
make their bridal tours Northward Do they
seek climate where they may keep COOL more
readily ?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
aaldlItz Po,s,slarn.

We call attention to our seidlitz Powders 30 uni
verBaIiy popular everywhere They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them % be
equal 70 any In the Market fully up to the standard.
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This Ii
special claim, prove which they need only 20
be tried. Don't forget the place to get them, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE, -'
Front and West streeta 3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
Rarhara. Attention.

BARRIERS. combs. soaps, brusfes, sponges. superior
bay rum, stick pomstnm, puffs, powders, and bar
beF'H supplies generally. At very low prices Hair
ponade specially, always fresh and highly per.
Tuned. BARRIERS supplied at wholesale at
F0STERS DRUG STURE
Front and West streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
EnRIIal Mustard

Pure Engliah Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice naVoring extracts, viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter amonds ext strawberry, etc. Ali
OF the most oelebrated make 8, for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets.
wilmington, Del.