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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
Speaker Hanger in the chair. NO prayer

hoCCL VA
Speaker Hanger in the chair. NO prayer.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
From Committee for Courts Of justice re-
porting adversely to a resolution 10 con.tl7liD
the Howard Association OF Norfolk to carry
cut properly tie purposes :or which 1t was
chartered. Coucurrcd in.
UNDER SUSPENSION OF RCREs.
Onmoton of Mr.. O'FERRALL, House bill to
amend section seventeen OF an vet to amend
the charter Of the town Of Uarrisonburg was
put on the calendar under suspension .; the
rules.
NIGHT SESSIONS.
Mr.. GRAVES offered the following
ReS0lced, That on and after to-day the
chair be vacated at halt:past O'Clock Oh Non.
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays of Zach week,
and resumed again ct o'clock 7. II.
Agreed TO. ....
RECEPTION or PRESIDENT GRANT.
The SPEAKER appointed the following COM
mittee to make the necessary arrangements,
on the part Of the House, for the reception
OF President Grant in his contemplated trip
to this city: Me$sEs. NAasDsLL, HILL, DoU-
GLASS, 3AGwELL, soUTuaLL, VIBRATOR, " ALL,
S"<iHfN, '-ufESSILLH, tuA COI0EASLNs
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted Mess,S. CRIrz indefuite, DONALD
two days, and SWAMI and z. Il. JOKES one
day each.
TIE INTEREST QUESTION.
Mr.: KIScHELoE stated that had he leen
present when the vote on the passage of the
bill paying interest Oh the public debt was
taken he would have voted Tor the passage
| Of the bill, and desired to have it so entered.
THE ASSESSMENT BILL.
The assessment bill, being the special or
der. came up, aud was amended in the 18th,
lllth, 1920, and i3Sth sections.
TUE COURT BILL.
On motion Of Mr, BROOKE the rules were
suspended, and Senate bill to regulate the jl.
risdictlon Of the county circuit courts to
prescribe the number or terms of the circuit
courts, md 10 fix the pay Of judges, was
taken up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11

T OSr, last evening, betweer1b Briggs,s
IL bakery on Broad street and Dr. Wayt's a
PURSE containing sS2pey and some papers. Five
dollars reward will u paid for the return Of tho
purse and contents TO this ofice. NH IL, it,
EOR RENT, the BRICK DWELL-dsa
n ING ON the west side OF Firth street next Ill
door 20 General r. T. hiporc's, containing Line
rooms, with gns, water, and other eonysnienecs and
Kitchen With IouE rooms. Apply 10
na ll-at GRUBI3 d WILLIAMH,
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CMALL FARM OF FIFTY ACRES.
~ AND HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHENsaaIJRc
NlTURE AND PLANTATION UTESSlL S9FOR
SALE AT AUCTLoN.=Wegsl sell IL apcliSfr on
the premises: on TtstHSA I SH 18th Of Nash, Ut
ACRES, on the Deep Runs srnEkeA about isnmsass
from Richmond, now occnpiGc hy:.SSs Afp 6S2
seaton: This is n nice little farm SPROUTS fkaS&
balance In wood and timber The improvements
are q frame dwelling with three. rooms; kitchen,
barn, stable. &C., and large icc-house. y
TERMS: For the land, onc-third cash; balance at
six and twelve months. For the furniture ana
plantation utensils, cash.
: IsUBBS s WILLIAMS, n
NH ll-l3, lA.15.l7l8 Mnc9DieerS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05
Or. l. A. HERnfCK,
YfOS PATulC PHYSICIAN.
CFricE-1n the County Buiidisss, Carson
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
SHERIFF'S SALE.


nY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION
4 , issued cut of, and unil.T tie seal o. tbs
hon. st e nd Judicial district Court in ard Tor
the County CT Urmsby, state of Nevada, on u
iudsle ut and q. cree Id. red herein tie 5th
day cf SepteIN her, A. ID. 1878. ID favor of VII
LIAM SHARON and against THOMAS ROCHE
f ID. SWEENEY. JOHN Is. BUChLEi. PE1Eli
ROCHE, PATRICK ROCHE and NICHOLAS
ROCHE for the safe OF certain property ard Ter
tie sum Of S3,l:S ~ Vith interest On Fix tloU-
sand dollars (S6Ut0) at the rate OF Two per cent.
per month from September ID, 1873. until paid.
toget her with tie OF S299 80 costs and dis
bursements, all in gold coin /; said property
having been sold leaving balance no v due OF
S5.53S 16-loo. together with accruing costs ROW
smSurting to the sum Of S. 25, and all costs
that may hereafter accrue, and to nee directed,
commanding to make out OF the personal
property of the Judgment debtors or either OF
them and If sufficient personal could not b.
found then cut OF the real ElAeg.y belonging
to them or either OF them. u sasisfy the said
balance of s., 539 16-le9 witnCJsts and accrdins
costs, and in pursuance thereto ! have levied
upon and will expose at public sale in front OF
the Court house door IN the Town Of CaisolI
City, County and state aiort said. oL the
5th day of November. A. ID. 1873.
between the houls of A. NJ and 5 P H. to wit:
At O'Clock Z. N. to the hisht 81 and best bidder
to satisfy the said balance OF said Judgment.
costs aid accruns costs. all the hight, title and
interest the said debtors had or now have at the
time said Judgment cocl eted to the follow.
ing described real property, to Wit: The north
east quarter or section tLirty-tYo i32l, north
half ~ Ct southeast quarter OF section
t52j, north one-lalf ~ OF south
west quarter of section tkirtythree t3;i), south
west quarter OF section twenty-nine t29l. west
quarter OF section thlltytwo (J2i- the east \ OF
section thirty t3oj, southeast quarter OF section
thirty one (3lj, west 3 OF northeast quarter OF
section thiriy-one lSl1. north 4 OF southwes.
quarter section thirty thIte t33'. fractional o.
west 4 OF section tEIrty-ole, containing 2e.i
1-lOo acres, all in township Is. north Of Range
10 east Monte Diablo base and meridian, to-
gether with all improvements tEeleun.
5. L SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, October II, 1873. ocl6-td
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GlSsGLUT!CR OF CGPARTkERSRIo

FENIIE CC-PARTNEESEIP HERETO
fore existing under the tirIll-IlsIIl.. OF GRE
GOIlE X PALM. il the wood business. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. GresoiIs
VIII hereafter carry said business himself
pay ali bills due by the late firm OF Gregoire 4
Palm. and is alone auth1ized TO collect all bill,
due the SAME. Z. PALM
{. GREG OIRE.
Carson City. New. October 10, 1878. ocl6-lr4
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y. B.-The following gentlemen have been
appointed by the Club to receive subscriptions
il aid of the enterprise: Il. Il. COIEY, OSCAR
FWiS WN. SHEAR. no1-id.
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umpire CITY MINING COMPANY.

" Location Of Works, Hot springs District
bouglG. county. STATE Of Neyada.-NOticc j.
hereby given that II 3 meeting q the Board 81
Trustees Of said Company, held On TIE :gth d. y
OF October. A. d. 1873, an ass ss,aept Of fiv-
cents Per sharc was levied. payable Immediately
in United States gold com to the Secretary, 50
Empire City. OrTnsby county, state e NCVeds
Any stock upon which said assessment shall ne
main unpaid the 3Gth day of November, A d.
1873, shall be deemed delinquent and VIII | e.
duly advertised tor sale. at public auction, and
unless payment shall b" made before, Will be-
sold on TIL I.SDAY. the 3vt.l dsyof December
A. u. 1873. at l O'Clock =. NJ. at the Company
otict. at Empire City. CrIusby county State q
Nevada. TO pay the delinquent assessment. t.
getieT with costs Of advertising and expenses Il
sale. JOSEPH WALTER.
nOl-IIu StCTytpTv.
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UNION IRON WORKS.
TYRRELL T. cUMMlNGs,

FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS, GEN.
4 cr2l Engineers. Draughtsmen and Manu-
,acturers Of Qusrtz-Nill and Mining Machinery
o. all descriptions. All orders filled with
pronptEsD snd dispatch and at Ne Lswest
i.afsS.
Omes-12o South 6 Street, on the
divide.
virSiniaCity.
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FoETUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Proceeds Of the sale of tickets ct the Eastern
agencies Will remain On deposit with WELLS,
FARGO CO.. Bankers. "a Broadway. Now
Ta-k. until after the distribution and payment
OF gifts.
TICKETS g.. HALF TICKETS So so
For sale az tieo. F. Brownies. ga Broadway;
Hsrtz K Levy, I13I Broadway; Vandeveers,
cor Court and Fulton streets, Brooklyn. F. W.
32.Sr, Az, fulton street.
4. BROWN, Agent.
% Broadway and Exchange Court. Room Z.
Nail o1t.ers ard applications for saencits in
IN ether cities 10 be addressed to
e. ALEXANDER K CO.
Eastern Managers, Fostohize Box Ne. / $50, Kew
York.
WELLS, FARGO q CO.. Bankers, Vir.
mia City, Nevada
Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts can be col
lecJel through Banking Houses Wells, Fargo
Co.'S EAprsss.
All communications connected with the Con-
cert, and all orders for Tickets and applications
.: Agents TO sci! Tickets, should be addressed to
o. l.. BLANCHARD. Manager,
Virginia City, Nevada.
-pEN D. EEESL7, Agent, Carson City.
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ENTRIES CLOSED

With eight nominations to be named at the
post The owners or Representatives of the fol,
lowing horses having made nominations, II Is
expected they will he their choice;
IEAD STEVENS Of California.
TRUE BLUE Of Kentucky.
JOE DANIELS Of Michigan.
HUBBARD Of New York,
ARIZONA OF Tennessee.
While in this State we have the numerous get Of
NORFOLK LODI, RIFLEMAN, LANGFORD,
BELMONT and others to select from. These
horses are all either now here, or on their way,
and the novel sight of four stables of thorough
bred horses, with their owners, trainers. riders,
srooms ard friends travelling three thousand
miles to contest for the supremacy OF the turf
was never before Witnessed i'll the world.
Il will be recollested that in August last the
Pacific Jockey Club, being assured of the liberal
assistance and hearty cooperation of their fell
low citizens, advertised purse Of $4,000 for
race of four miles and repeat to rule. to come
Of in San Francisco or vicinity. on ths 18th of
November. 1873, good day ana good track, Givid-
ed as follows:
THIRTEES THOUSAND DOLLARS to first
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO the second
horse:
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS to the third
horse. No one horse to receive more thar
one purse, and no distanced horse to receive
any money
The .bjec, of the Club il giving these macni-
ficsut Purses was to induce the owners of vatu-
able horses III the East TO give the climate CT
California practical trial by Ninterlng here
for one season, believing that from the expert
ment it viii become the fashion, and from the
fashion the custom. and from the cu!tom the
necessity, ard thereby beneiittins every branch
of industry in the State and business i'll the city
The above Race will positively come Oft as AL
vertised.
A. j. BRYANT,
President.
T. WILSON,
JAMES SARGENT,
Vice Presidents.
CHARLES HOSMER,
Treasurer.
WIN. SHEAR, Secretary.
y. B.-'rhe following gentlemen have been
appointed by the Club to receive subscriptions
il aid of the enterprise: Il. Il. COEEI- OSCAR
! FWfS. WM. SHEAR. po1-id.
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DISSOLUTION; Notice.

T1yEE CO-PiRTNERSHIP HERETO
4 fore existing nnder the trnl-psna of RAJ
ETTI L MOEESi. in the business Of boarding
honse. IS this day dissolved 10y mutual consent.
d. Mcresi is alone authorized to collect ana
settle all outstanding indebtedness OF the late
firm. da.in: from July 81. 1873. to October Il,
1875 JAC0IO EAFETTI,
DOMINGO MORESI
Carson City. October II, 1873. oc22-1n."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09
WILMINGTON. DBL.
"Wednesday AfteFnoons April 8.
OPPOSITION TO IMPROVEMENTS.

lis an old story that the conservative mem
bership Of New England mocting-house
resolutely opposed the introduction of stove
Finally the reformers carried the. motion, and
one was put in. On the first Sunday, thereafter,
tho Conservatives suffered terribly. The abom-
Unable stove made the temperature 80 high. and
the air 80 sitting, that several ladies actually
flinted and had to be carried out. This contin-
a ID until It was announced that there was no fire
whatever in the stove, none having yet been kin
died
Something like this has often occurred in the
h story of Wilmington. In Captain Ga"agher's
historical sketch of the Water Department, WI
hs found an interesting statement of the conten-
ii ms attending the introduction OF the Brandy
" no water, by tho " double-acting pump in
November, 1877. phe projectors were assailed
ia every way for their want OF Judgment" and
when, at last, the pump was ready to start. the
fact was concealed by those in charge Of its oper-
atoms, for fear it niJs fail and the cayilers s1d
opponents have chance to exnlt. It answered
the purpose. however, snd the venerable Elisha
Huxley, who was one Of the City Council, st the
time, Gays that the friends Of the enterprise were
almost frantic With 10y at the success Of their
W ,rk. and tba, Mr. Townsend, who was mem
br of the Council did nothing the next day but
proclaim to every passer-by the pump worfs,
an l we have got the water"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

The body of woman was found in an unused
railroad cut st Eureka, III, Sunday. The face
aud neck having been eaten by hogs.it was some
time before the remains were identified AZ those
Of Mrs. E. sabsth Hedge s widow, who lived a
mile from the scene OF the murder. She was
collector OF funds FOR church and had on Sat.
urday about Slj1 in her position. An examlua-
tiou showed that she hsd been struck On the
temple with club, and her throat had been cut.
Pinned TO her undertaking was a letter
which tended to show criminal intimacy be.
AIR Workman, a Methodist minister. identities
the letter as written by himself, though he ut
eriy denies such intimacy with the woman. Mrs
Workman, wife Of this minister. is violent
woman, and she was arrested on suspicion that
she had committed the crime through jealousy
When brought before coroners jury she fam
tel, aud went from one fainting 1T to smother
There is hardly clne to the author Of the muir
dcr-ptlria lIl.l Transcript.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

IPrsn the Reading Times, Apr! ~
AZ meeting Of Common Cornell held last
Monday evening, Mr. Wells offered resolution
deJsrang any member Of Council from being
Interested, rectly or indirectly, W any contrs It
for work demo for the city by order or ordinance
OF Councils. This very proper resolution was
ut.ssl tlJtoH by yeas ,, nays Is. Our attention
has been called 10 this action by q number OF
citizens who We need not say heartily condemn
il. After the startling disclosures We have had
OF iobbery and stealings, and Ring Combinations
~ NeE York, Philadelphia md other cities or
OWL citizens may well (. el EARNED st the sig
nlIcsut Indication Of purpose TO block ali al
temPts fer the suppression Of jobbel in this
city, By the vote referred TO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

The situation OF the American ship-building
interests is decidedly improved, within year or
tive. The rise in the prices of coal, iron, and
labor, in Great Britain, and the discovery that
the builders there are using poor materials, have
given our ship-y&rds better chance, in eompe-
tiiion with them. It is positively said that 4
small class Of vessels, which three years ago
cost $50, 900, Apiece, on the Clyde. cannot be
built there, at present, for less than Sl25, 600.
Besides this, there have been so many iron yes
sells wrecked, CHIEFLY, as we believe, because
they were badly built that many people begin
to look once more 10 wooden ships. For the
first time within ten years. wooden ships con
strueted in this country c&n be sold in LondoI
or Liverpool at their full price. The tide hai
turned; it is now setting in our favor, and ther'
is every reason to think that within few yean
American vessels viii command higher rates il
the markets OF the world than those OF an!
other nation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

Avery pretty custom is that which prevails
among the farmers at Norway, every one Of
whom considers it 8 bounden duty to erect on
bis Premises what are called JuleRegs, which are
wooden pjsts with the tops covered with heavy
sle2yes o. o&t-ears. These julengs are erected
IS thArk offering to the birds, which during
the summer and autumn protect the farmer $
crops from the raysges of the noxious insects.
M.th Us the msjolity Of farmers, instead Of
feeling their little feAthered friends in winter,
set traps for or shoot them, and il is not an IN
common thing 10 ind farmers in our markets
with strings Of robbins, lArks, and other insec-
tiysrous birds exposed for sale on their stalls.
We never see such sight without feeling that
it would be just reulbution il such farmers
crops were eaten up by worms, flies and grubs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

The election OF = Democratic Governor in
Cor1ecticut is ascribed by the New York Tim :
entirely to locsl qusrrels in the Repub.ic4n
ranks, md tho consequent apathy Of the psrty.
That such is the fact is shown by the result OF
Congressman. The 7spublicSns reelected Gen,
Hawley in the First District by 1900 majority
against his former majority Of $50 ; Mr. Kellogg
in the Second District by about so, ae4.4st u
when he last was q candidate, and Mr.. Stark
weather, in the Third District, by about l,l00
against l, 474 two ycags ago On the other hand
40 Democrats re-eiect Mr.. Barnum in tn
Fourth District, h. about 1900, yairst ,lsi &
1872 These facts show that while Republican
disafection On the State ticket has given the
Democrats the light to claim victory on loca
ISSUES, the resr't on Congressman declares he
Republican Party in Connecticut to be strong
as ever on national issues.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

Parents are protesting against the custom of
koeping children after school hours as punish
ment for failure IN lessons. Il certainly must
be understood, In this age Of the world, that the
mental progress. Long-continued confinement
and protracted mental strain ore highly tniure
lou. How is 3 child who is subjected to exit
confinement and extra hours Of study in the
school-room to be prepared for fresh, vigorous
attention to lessons the next day2-HdTper bd-
Tnr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

We call attention TO oar SeidltZ Powders so uni
versallJ popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and Cain them TO he
equal to any in the market fully up TO the standard
To be gco+l they must he fresh and pure. This is
our special cain, TO prove which they need only 10
he tritd out Iorge- the pase to get them, at
FOSlEhS DRUG STORE,
Front and Nest
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

Reports appaaHto agree that the money mar
ket, in EAsteil Pennsylvania at the First Of
April, was inclined to greater ease. Borrowers
generally were accommodated, at fair rates,
without difficulty. These reports we especially
note in reference to Chester and Bucks Coun.
tiaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

Aworkman can live better. and yet save more
money, in = cheap and healthy city, Ike VIII
mingtsn, on fair wages, than he can in demon
allied. extrayagsnt. expensive city, like New
York at what is considered thigh wages,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

At Camden, Kent county, the opinion OF two
Dover Lawyer y influenced an election judge TO
refuse the vote OF colored man st the school
election. wonde. .ul is the acuteness Of those
legal gentlemen! Have they not heard OF that
amendment TO tho Constitution of the United
States which pr-ges from State laws the di
qua dcation Of color
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

The 7alsae, yesterday, had quite a painful l
attack of 'tho negro" We hope however to
lind its condition improved, to-day. The Ga
Fta4, though old, seems TO be tough.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

BARRIERS combs soaps, brushes spOuges superior
bay run. stick pomatum, pulls. powders, and bar
bers supplies generally, AT very low prices Har
poHade specially, Always flesh and highly per-
Tuned. Barriers supplied at Wholesale at
FOsTER'S DR. q STORE
Front and West streets
IaIg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain
Choice flAyoring extracts, viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter Almonds ext strawberry, etc. All
Of the most celebrated max s, for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Front ard West streets,
Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09
spfftaI gotifts.
Rest Refined camphoF.

Put away your furs woollens. DC, with Best Re
lined Camphor which you can buy 70 advantage 81
SMITH i PAINTER'S Drugg SITS,
Tth and Market SITS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

Cox's Refined sparkling Gelatine.
Is reliable and cheap; always on hand at
SMITH L PANT ERS, Druggists,
I'm and Market Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09
BILIOUS, RKNITTENT AND INTERMITTENT
FkNRRS,

Which prevail in the valleys Of rivers, and other
miasmaiie dstriets through the summer and autamn
are Invariably accompanied by arrangements Of the
St0ma. and Liver, and other abdominal viscera
There is always a weakness and irritable state Of
the stomach, and toIpor OF the bowels. DR.. TUFTS
Liver Pills are pc ullAIly adapted 70 such cases.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

TIMBER LOGS Ar1oAr uPoN ITS BOSOM.
wnLIANsPoRT, April s.
Five million feet OF lumber escaped through
the boom, yesterday, but have been caught in
booms below. The river is stationary now.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

Fou;s cattle PaSdtr Il, II. IL. Ltnimeut Roberts
BlnbTocAion, ChiaGen or Poultry Powder and ali
prominent Patent Medl ines in the MARKET for sale
al FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Ia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

Tie propeller NuhpA, with heavy cargo OF
frelsht rnd % passengers, was cut through by
zee and sank in the Hudson, near Rhinebeck
Al two o'clock yesterday morning. The pAssen-
gers were all saved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09
England.

AN AMERIcAS-BoUSD STEAMER ASHORE IN THE
CLYDE.
The steamer India, from Glasgow for Now
York, is ashore in the Clyde.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09

A large lot hand and fer sale eheap-lsid in ex-
pressy for sIrng use-To preserve muffs, f1rs, car
pets and winter cllthing from moths and verlnin
Now is the tine 10 buy. Also, the mcst popular In
sect Powders, including Lyons Magnetic, The Per-
sian aad others. Bag poison Rat and Roach Exter-
minator, b.ue stone, Copper4s, Alum, Yellow ochre
and all house-eIeaHing materials used in Spring
time, Vt
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
| wilmington. Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-09


have tested Boyer's Hoof Liniment on the feet
OF over one hundred horses. The difference In the
condition OF the feet is great in its favor that
would not be without Il for ten times It's cost Ii
peCially IN tine SUMMED when the horses feet are
always in contact with the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become Gard and feveTisn,
which produces contraction, c0rns quarter cracks
contraction OF the BACK sinew, commonly called
Knee sprung, and often from the pains in the
hoofs IL produces sweeney in the shoulder. We re-
comnlend II as the test preparation ever used
Il should be used on every horses hoof as commoA-
ly as oil is used on harness or mems bsots TO keep
them IN good condition. &. X. CONkLIS,
Proprietor and Superintendent OF the Continental
Stables, SAMSON street, Philadelphia.
< BRINGlURST Il CO., Apothecaries,
cor. Sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
Hoof Lintment are fully prepared to supply il
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prices
EURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
EN GOULD 4 CO. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOT LID 4 co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD y c.. sell the strongest Furniture.
GOULD s co. sell the handsomest Furniture.
GOULD & co have the largest stock.
| GOULD 90. have all kinds Of Furniture.
GOULD a co. have the newest Patterns,
| GOULD co. oner BargainG.
| GOULD co. buy and sell for cash.
| GOULD CO. always give satisfaction.
GOULD CO. have great advantages in Msnufac.
GotLD co. 3 Furniture is the most elegant
GOULD CO. have Polite Atiendants
| GOULD i 90 have well-iighted S.ores.
| GOULD CO. have four stores.
GOULD Il CO..
n. r Cor NINTH and MARKET, Nos. 81 and s
| n. SECOND ST., 1876 MARKET St, and 2T2
| 5. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA