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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Fnrm nnd Flre.Ile Gossip.

THE WHEAT IN KENT AND su5sEx-sowtNd CORN
sIuBBLE TO uRAss--ReTURN OF MuVtAd DAY.
Correspondence OF tho Comnafclall
Wheat in Kent and Sussex looks well general
ly. It is getting good set, this mild weather.
aud early sogn wheat will be well prepared to
stand the winter. Some few fields show indica-
tions of fy, which, however, cannot do much
harm until sprlpg. Much then, depends upon
the weather. il warm and moist it will do but
little ham; but il cool and dry it may seriously
affect the crop.
Wo noticed while on drive below Lewes,
four harrows in field of some fifty acres pre-
pairing corn stubbe for grass, the seed OF which
vas being sOwn after the harrows. ln another
large field, We noticed four plows preparing
swsrd land for spring crops. This we thouShi
remarkable for the nineteenth OF December,
even in the mild climate Of Delaware.
The first Of January is moving day In TINS
county, and some who design changing theh
residence are availing themselves OF this pleas
ant weather, and are already on the move
Some persons seem to move for the fun OF the
thing, and change their residence annually. We
knew man who said that ho moved whenever
he could borrow a cart, whether quarterly
monthly or otherwise. He liked moving Oettel
than JOHN SMITH, Oh ouI hhle'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
PhIln dolphin Topics.

Six thousand was the sum made on the Tea
Prty SO, 900 of il will go to the Centennial,
$4,000 for coal for the poor and Sl,OOO for ex'
penses.
Outdoor relief was furnished to Oil per-
sons by the Guardians OF the Foor during the
past month.
Tho population OF the Almshouse is 565.
City Solicitor Coils il OF opinion that under
the new Constitution. 'all city and ward officers
which have become vacant during or at the close
OF the ensuing year must bo filled in February"
The Herald is sorry that there is faint pros
pect OF work beginning ON the Centennial build
lngs before spring.
The weavers are on a worse strike than ever.
The Press believes there is an honest and
decided Republican majority IN the city OF Phil
adelphia.
Tho necessary amount Of money, $5O,O00
has been subscribed to the proposed inclined
railroad between Manayunk aud Roxborough.
These afternoons, Eighth street Is just
lAumed with shoppers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
6musenIents.
THE MAGGIE MITCHELL ENGAGEMENT.

THE MAGGIE MITCHELL ENGAGEMENT.
fair audience. only, Last night, but good
performance. 1t deserved good house. Tue
PLAY, in its general characteristics, resembles
famhon. and like it. is of simple construction,
aud unpretentions arrangement. The mater
ials are those of quiet life, and success depends
upon inst those qualities AZ an artistic which
Nlrr Paddock 30 happily possesses.
The other membars Of the Company filed the
parts assigned them, with ability. Mr. Harris
Company. aud deserved the applause he re'
celyol
Tonight the play will be another favorite per
formalce, with which Maggie Mitchell has be
come closely identified, TIE Pearl Of Sdr0y
There will be we think, large audience.
Tomorrow afternoon, at the Matinee. the pla
will be Lille Barefoot, and in the evening IN
Pearl OF Savoy will close the Maggie Mitchell
series of holiday performances, here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Latest General News.

or,ha Indians have agreed to sell part
10 iaV so.orva,ion in Nebraska to the Widnsba-
,.bo are 10 be removed from Wisconsin,
S'yY' r.. bodies of seventy-eight Union soldiers
,,a,I during the war by Anderson's gusrrillas,
.,csotrslil. No, were taken to Jefferson oiiy
:. vonlAg TO 10 inferred in the National Gene
tcry. D.,ui. cors,itr.
.,tn l'V only one county excepted, Is Ia III.
,lao Uarer. Of San Francisco. anti-railroad
aS,,t 1u,sv Was elected U =. Senator, for the
GoaO L,, ,sra,. by the California Legislature, yes
terday -,
n, lara have beon sent from Washington to all
a. i.yy Yards OF the country for the stoppage
Of extra WORK.
tsday from st. Louis
Tina Collier white lead and oil works, In 81.
toiis wsre destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss
sl6O OOO.
,rho Manila paper mill of O. A Dexter Sons,
:, W,njsor w. Locks. Conn was burned on Monday
s;,n, The m lchine shop was also destroyed
L ss about Si0,OOO'
a,o at Clinton, No, on Monday night. do
sroycd $50 900 worth OF property.
Tho second game OF the tournament between
p..,,os IIbassy and Maurice DAILY was played in
Nav York last evening Forty-iive innings were
allowed eaoh player, and Ubassy won, he scoring
g1 20 IN for Day. Days highest run was a.
A. Lincoln. New Mexico, on the 10th instant,
Constsble Martin, while attempting, with a
,bonds posse to arrest David warner M ~, h
Harald and J. l.. Glynn, was shot dead Inc
po.se then killed Warner, Herald and Gym.
Thom,, O. Chisholm. prominent grain deal
a, M Chicago, who arrived in Nav York last
Tbursday dIsappeared the same Dight, aud has
nlt been heard Of since.
James Doyle, aged 81, news dealer in bos-
ton, committed suicide yesterday by shooting
himaelf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
WILMINGTON. DEL. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER "a, 1873
The Centennial.
REsoLurIoNs or TINE BOARD OF TRADE.

At the meeting Of tho Board of Trade, last
evening tho following resolutions, offered by
Edward Belts, were unanimously adopted:
Resoiued, That in the approaching Centennial
Exposition in Philadelphia, far better oppor-
tunity for the display OF the products of our in
dustries will be afforded than by an exhibition in
our city, as has been the intention. previously,
of this Il jard Of Trade, aud we therefore advise
our manufacturers to prepare themselves to take
advantage OF the very great opportunities that
will be then afforded TO compete with the pro-
ducts Of ell civilized nations and also to show
to the millions there assembled the excellence
and the beauty Of our varied manufactures.
Resolved That the sui scrption aeked Of us
by the Centennial Finance Committee is not
only demanded by our patriotism but will be
moro than returned to us by tho advantages OF
competition and publicity andthat we will coop
crate with any authorized committee in obtaining
the BAme
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
MIR. NIcOuIIinn'e Present.

A knock at tho humble dwelling OF Patrick
MeQuillan. at Monroe. Mich, last Wednesday,
late in the evening, brought Mrs. McQuillan to
the door, where she found a handsomely dress
ed lady, who begged drink of water. The
night being cold she began to shiver and asked
to enter. She soon began to complain and took
to tho bod. Very soon a child was born. Every
thing being finally made comfortable, Mrs McQ.
laid down with the strange mother and child {;
and about dawn, hearing the door shut, she
awoke Tho babe was there, but the beautiful
lady las not been heard OF since.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
The OPERA HOUSE MANAoEMeNr,-somo com

THE OPERA HOUSE MAEAGEMENT.-Some COM
ments having lately been made in connection
with our Opera House which seemed to us tc be
unjust, we have taken the trouble to inquire in
to the matter When the Opera House was
first opened, its rental, per night, was fixed at
S1OO the lessees furnishing ushers, doortend-
srs, 30 Considerable complaint was made at
this and the price was reduced to $75 per night
with the same conditions; butIthis.dId not put an
end to the complaints, and tho managers put up
| the price again to $l00 per night they them
selves furnishing gdoor-tenders. &c. The expense
| for these necessary adjuncts to the
theatre is from $40 to $40, SO the
actual increase por night is only about
| S12 where the house is leased for single
| night only. II rented for three nights in sue
| cession, 10 per cent is deducted per night, and
/ II for six nights Is per cent.
As compared with the prices charged in other
| cities the charge for our Opera House is not ex-
| orbitant Easton. with a population OF only
00OO charges s125., and Reading, city of
| about the same size as our own, has liked the
| rental Of It's Opera House at $780,
The labor OF the managers in connection
| with our Opera House is one without emolu'
ment They receive no salary and we are
credibly informed that they do not as much as
receive complimentary tickets to the several
performances. We can speak positively that
some of them have not received single ticket
since the opening Of the house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
socopd largo meetipg of working men VI

A second large meeting Of working men was
held in Louisville ON Monday night and com
mittee was appointed to confer with the City
Council, State Legislature and relief assocla-
tions, to SEQ il employment could be ootained'
The london Daily Ne'os reports that the hos
te tome Of the recent pastorals issued by French
bishops has caused the German Government to
reneH its complaints to France.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
rHE PENINSULA.
sosrERsET COUNTY.

Fox hunting was one of the principal amuse'
ments, last week. -,
Jnstics Gibbons has resigned, and James W.
Warriok has been appointed Justice OF the
Peace for Princess Anne district.
Thos, w. LandIu's dwelling and Store IN 70, 70
toto Seck we're burned on Sunday last. All the
furniture 10 the house was lost but the mo5t n9 ol
the store si,;o" soous m'i9 and money. The loss il
partially covered by insurance.
The evening train was stoned as it resGneo
pr;nness Anne on Saturday and tue headllBh'
hrni1an, several windows were also.shauered'
Edgar Fontaine has left Princess Anne to take e
obargs of his drug store, lately purchasedi IL
NewtoWn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
A Cnnre.,lnn Incendlnry.

Thomas Morton was arrested in snnbnry' IA :.
vostar1ay AZ the person who caused the recer
Bres in that town, and he made full confession
OF the crime. He said hs was accompanied by
another man, whom he did not know, who
promised him money for tho deed and then ran
away Mortons confession Is corroDorated Dy
Ihs Testimony of persons who saw him going
about at the tune OF the tires. He had procured
matches for another iDcendiary tour last night
Morton. who has been charged with similar Of
fsnces iu other places, is believed to be OF un-
sound mind. He will be tried next month";
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

EXTRA vIorLASoE.-An extra amount OF vigi-
lance was necessary on tho pat Of the police,
last night, to protect the'farmers' wagons from
the raids Of thieves, but they were fully equal
to the emergency and very little, il anything,
was stolen. One man, John Willis was caught
in the act OF climbing into wagon of poultry,
evidently to steal. but he stated that he was on
ly in quest Of place to sleep. He has gone to
New Castle, and stops at the County Hotel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Alex, stcpheus on iyil Rlgbts.

A colored committee had an interview with
Representative stephens, OF Georgia, IN Wash-
ngton. Yesterday, on the subjec of civil rights.
Nh stephens admitted that there ought to be no
inyidisus distinction between white and colored
citizens, but said it was the duty of the several
States, not the Federal Government, to act In
fla
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
:frfIaht Elnes.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COMSU M PTIO N

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COMSU I'M PTIOM
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in-
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Dalsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED RI
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, Boston, Nos7.s
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Marriagfs.

UARKNEsS-OSGO D.-Occcmber 2ith, at the res
ihenca o. Capt. NJ r Benson, bg hey. Ll'ayette
Marks prof, John U, Hatknusi and Miss Laura
UBgOOi.
GLNDDINa-BE Philadelphia Dec. ga
Nv REV j. Toad at the residrnce OF the hrid 8
father Era~k II. Giardn0 and Jennie q. Benton,
dauph' or Of j. rUan Benton Esq,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Commercial Report.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS:
No. .wx-r nvr,A i

Cotton quiet 16@17c Flour in demand su-
perfne s5CD5 rs; extras, S6@G.5O Penna. ex-
ira family, S7.506DS. Wheat in better demand
red. 81 55C0l. 60 amber, 81 l.G3 white, Sl.75Gql
so. RYE held at 95c Corn held firmly yellow,
7sDs0c old, 67072 new white ~, Oats dull
white 55@57c mixed, SIC. Whskey, IL O2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
SpaIu.

REPUBLICAN TROOPS PUTTING TO SEA EoR SAFETY.
BAYosNE, Dec "a.
Ten steamers are at San Seb istisn for the pur-
pose of embarking Republican troops under
Con. Meriones, which are surrounded by thirty
thousand Carsts and can only escape capture
nv taking reflpe on the yeesels,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

scarlet fever in an unusually malignant form
prsy ,iis in parts Of England. There nave Dseh ar
Al deaths from this malignant uiseSse :" -'''o'
pool within a few days.
Thare ia no truth in the report that the British
mar shius in the West Indies have been ordered
10 assemble in Cuban waters
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

Thyrei tumor about town that all the tick
es are sold for the entertainment at the Opera
House on Christmas night, but it is erouneous
The Indications are that there will be full
house, but the tickets are not all sold.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

LOCAL AFFAIRe.

SUDDEN DEATH'-BIorris Palmer an old and
well known resident of Chrlstiana Hundred, at
Smiths Bridge. on the W. d. W. Il. r.. died
suddenly, yesterday, Of heart disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

THE Posr OFFICE. To-MoRHow. Master
LOWS gives notice elsewhere that the post-oilice
will be open tomorrow, 6 As to 8 A. NJ, and that
the carriers will mako their usual morning de-
livery and collection.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

Tho first passenger train for New Orleans over
the Mississippi Central Railroad arrived at Cairo
III, last night and was transferred across tho
river. Regular trains will ruu hereafter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
weather Record.
REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WARRINGTON, Dec. "a,
Probabilities: For the Middle States, gener-
ally clear and cold weather will prevail during
the day, with light 20 fresh northorly to wester-
ly winds,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

According to custom. in order that all connect
oil with the COMMERCIAL may enjoy tho Holiday,
no ISSUE of this paper will appear Tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Steamboat giues.

VNMAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN .,&9R1
1 AND LIVERPOOL. = ROYAL MAIL ss0SSSsfb
STEAMERs are appointed TO sail as follows:
CITY OF MONTREAL, SATURDAY, Doc. 2Oth, at
2, p, M.
CITY OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, Dec. 9Tsh at
noon. - -.
CRY OF BROOKLYN, SATURDAY, Jan. 10th, at
II, A. NJ
And eaoh succeeding Saturday t-aA ~. Is, North
RiJsr, Hs;o Pork.
RATR5 OF PAssAGR.
Cabin-sTO, $50 and S'9 gold, according TO accom-
modations Bound trip tickets at low rates
Steerage-To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon,
donderry, Belfast, London, Bristol or Cardln, tSu
currency From the above places, $32.
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg,
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Paris at reduced
rates. 80,
Drafts for C and upward st current rate, pay abe
at any part of great Britain and Ireland.
For further Information apply at the Company
O'-os1' o'DoNNELL 4 FoULK, Sole Agents.
402 Chestnut street, philadelphia
or to r i. ROBINSON Il CO., Agents, Fourtf
and Market streets. Wilmington. mYll-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

Returns, complete, from all tho counties OF
Pennsylvania make the majority for the ne"
ClnstLtulion ll5 l5l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Womcn ns cheoI CemmIssIoneIs.

ADVERSE DEcrs1oN TO THEIR HOLDING THE oFFIoE.
BosToN, Dec. "a.
The City Solicitor gives it as his opinion that
women cannot legally serve on the Board of
School Commissioners.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Pennsylvania.

OFFICIAL MAJORITY FoR THE NEW CONSTITUTION
PHILADELPHIA. DEo. "a.
Complete official returns makes the majority
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
1faths.

p pAINFR-s ddenly, at smlth'a Bridge, Christi
ans Hundr, d. on 81 day the 23d lnsI., Motifs ia
m.r Ia IN" 4th ar OF his age.
iha frirr.7a ana thnse OF IN famllr arA respect
fully invited to attend MS fdnAal WIN ut tltthei
tic on tn day next, the 2'th lust, At IL Oclhcs
NJ t. prsCsrd to C1aco"h fti ma hurylhS R'"uh'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
France.
BAzAIEB STILL CONFINED.

DAzAIFB sTILL CONFINED.
PARIs, DEC. "a.
Bazaine is still confined In the Palace Of
Trianon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
SECOND EDITION.
Tic Storey MIurder.

ARREST OF A PARTY WHO ooNFEssEs 70 DE IMPLl-
GATED.
HAzLEToN, Pa, Dec. "a.
John Dongherty, aged nineteen, is implicated
in the Storey murder of the 18th. He was ar
rested, last night, in Harbigh mines. He con-
fessea having been one Of the party that COM
mitted the murder.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

". print good story, complete, on our third
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
NEAR cHEs rSUT, PHILAD :LPHlA.

Increased fac tie1 hGva been added to their large
st ok of Printing Material,
Steam Power Engln ,built expires 9lV for BrySon
& son, has been put m Tho uai ding, whlin will ena-
bile them 10 compete in prices and workmanship for
any ohAi acter OF wOrS that m .y cir.
Or els .Or every description OF Printing Will be
received. spcrla' department for fiae Cords. Cir
Gu hrs Bi.lneatls, CatHosues 6C., has been lifted
up where WORK can be q out In 4 f'w hours.
All our old and many noS pA'rJus are Invited to
Cai at 43 SOu.h fourtn street GeL22-n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

GSARD.- j. g. JACKSON y Son propose to give at
Iention to Civil EnFineering, Surveying and
Conve yancinR In all their branches, Win thirty
years experience in the business, they hope to merit
full share OF pubic patron age. Charges reduced
& Western EailrOad, HJckassIl, D lawars.
j, q. JACKSON.
decq2, ,eodst<w W. b JACKSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
t.em A-agrru smeHss.

:, IFS Fuf lADIES.-Scsso In Eetl neat
= PICKET knives carpet sweepers, Synopllcal
needle cases IVORY ant plated kniyts ana fntEr,
cjuth1s wringsrs, aud variety Otner IstIdi
GoIfekseping hardware, &c , ~, at
tl.UMAH SHAW,
NO e'- AA''Ai'' A'''A'' philanalrhta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

GUN-SMITHING, LOCK-SMlTlllNG,
NJ AND BELL-HANGTNG,-NO. Z EAST FRONT
STREET, between Market and KING, wilmington:
Aiso key-ittng repairing trusses, and all Kinds OF
ygnrk done In IRON Steel, and Brass lazors, scis-
sors coIee-mills, &c sharpened. Please give me
coii Tdec2I-tfl ROBERT WAGNER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24
Dai(u Commercial.
IEKkINs 3 ATKINSON.

=, ,,rR ATKINSON, N,.........-"..Pu PuhiiubsT'
..-p,, y-u.s, he, See Second PSS~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-24

sEyIIE NEW p NNO-)R "a =, " Gct W'mdt "
t,O, ar marNAle ins;rumaaL flano ana OF-
ron combined Cal aud geo q - The cont 5 v are
rrnatns lUT ", SEVENTH SiRtEI,
,,arJa ~ NiltninXiOn, Del
SNuICgERi"G PIANOS, Geo. woOns organs,
1 Mason " Hamun urgaps, PalnuOet, fellon
co.'s O,g4u 10 my y Blaze organs AZ
docostf 1nT West seventh Stree
0RgANg old low for c 'sh aud Oninstaimenti 4.
Only SiO f.Qured On drst payment, VI
~ -' - 7. ALI4RN'S,
doco,tf 1OT West Seventh Streat.
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VIM. F. ATKINSON,
Attorney at Law
OHicn on Soconl street, Alpena, Mich. a
j. 3. TUTTLE,
Attorney at Law,

Prosecuting Attorney, L. s. Commissioner OF.
fec, corner of Second and Water streets, Alpena
, Mich, "A
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ADVERTISING RATES.

=, Business Cards, one year, one dollar for overy
lne.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion,
ana all notices continued for three months or
longer, discount OF 2J per cent.
Advertisements unaeeompanied by written or
verbal directions viii be published three months
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be-
fore expiration Of time, will be charged fun rates
No paper discontinued until all arroarages ara
paid, except at the option Of the publisher
Transient advertisements must be paid in ad-
vance.
/ So Terms. CASH, payable quarterly.
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T{IOH1S III. HUNT,

Inspector and Commission dealer in Lumber
I.ath and Shingles Particular attention given TO
the inspection and shipping of lumber. Orders
solicited for the purchase of lumber lath and
shingles, Alpena Mich
REFERENCES-S IT. Sheldon & Co., Woods
Perry & Co.. Rust & King, Clcveanl; Walbrilyc
Thomas & Co., Seirs * Holland, L. Curtis & Co..
Toledo; Elisha Eldrcd, Noars, Bates x Co., Kc.-
ley, Wool q Co.. Illldri, Pierce s. Co., Avery,
Murphy x Co., Blanchard n Horiond Chicago
Lea & Moss Il. u. Hubbard q CO., Ptter uiicher
riner Detroit: f. Huntington, +. Luce & Co.,
Campben & Potter, a. +. Fletcher x Co., L. w.
Gilchrist, Folkerts Il Bu teIfeld, Alpena; Mixer
& Smith, Buffalo. "A
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American Eagle Cigar |

which is meeting with 20 much favor. Call and
sec thctn, on Water street, AlpoDs- q
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Frederic Oenny-Larke,

County Clerk of Prc5auc Isle County. Oiiiee at
.... Rogers City, Mich
Particular attention given to procuring Govern
nent aud state Uomosteads. Finest selections of
AGRICULTURAL land for sale for csh, easy terms.
Corrected plats received every fortnight. Pay
Inent of taxes punetunlly attended TO on receipt
OF descriptions. "A
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Rcinittsnces made by draft payable any part of
the United States. "A
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the unseen hand, while the new one
is never touched. Within three
weeks the children who were play
ing "soldier" in the yard were call
ed to school by the ringing of this
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HOLLAND 81 ZOEHN

Having formed q co-partnershp for the purpose
of carrying on the Cigar and Tobacco business.
would announce 90 tho ci izens OF Alpcra that
they prepared 90 furnish the best brands of
cigars at Wholesale and retail CHEAPER than
they can be obtained elsewhere. They manu-
featuring, among others, the celebrated
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s~REsH AKKIyAL OF SPRING GOODS.

The subscriber is now in receipt of larg:
stocl; %! seasonabie goods, which buyers are IN
vited to inspect. c.r
\ lot OF superior Black Lyons Silks.
Also Striped d., of superl r grades
Particular attention to the Back Gro. Gra'i'
Silks has been id in getting superior makes,
and can BE- we'll recommended.
.ynpnncsc Silks and Puplins exceedingly cheap
S,,:ia Grenadines, in Black and Coi"rs.
) j -. we'll ~ the narrower Grenadines.
Cashmere poplins, III MI the new co!ors.
~u}cri Black Alpnras.
II Hhair< ~ tine quality and beautiful lustre.
tIe,:sn CfairS and Grape ' els.
Is Beautiful Black .I#paneSc silks, y new article
Al rc~y cheap.
Nirlara Lawns; Piqucs; Organdy stripes +;
roic,c! tip..,.-: irish Linens; .inen sheet
rs: % i ans H.! Pillow Linens; Large aS>orf-
n:rlt If T.. w.>, s3mr very t::c; lea! black
sli,rr,I .,..,, At Nrrr low price; Real Black
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