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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21
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pR- z KuEKKL;
Dear Sill desiie 20 bear unsolicited testimony
70 the merits Of your Bitter y ne OF Iron, dys-
Pepue remedy. l have taken IL NJ self with ex ell
lenE eject have noticed the great DeEent derived
nom y % several Suffering, poor women, whom
pear charity has enabled me 20 DestoW Is upon. ]
an willing thai you sneu.d use this IN any way you
mag deslre, and nope these Of ny frieLGs who Rad
h viii believe II 70 be an honest expression OF ny
opinion Of an excellent medicine, and OF NY sense
:, obligation 70 It's benevolent Proprietor, < p.
kankeL-
Respectfully,
AEEE 2. MCDOWELL.
Editor TomAnB Department sunday Republic.
A"FRHED- inquiries: "whst does your certis-
cate 70 the efficacy OF kunks Wine OF iron bitters
mean Is It trus thas Il has helped yourself and
otnsn IN dyspepsia . Il means Just what il says
We have proved its efficacy IL Cur own case, and
have seen is effects in msEy oth=rs- Dr. KlHke!
hAs our WsEmesS thanks for putting u IN power
70 relieve many poor sunerers u furnishing his ex-
ceIlenf msdiefuss grstniousy 70 for disErOaIion
amongst ihoos unable 70 pay for then--AHAs u.
AsDoHsA
now only SAX trial of this TAlaAble Tonic,
riee y per ootle. z ?. kUEKkL, sole Pro
nstot, No, - North Sinth street, below Vine,
AsE for Kankegs Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no
other
For sale in Wilmington b & McInAn, Jr, Second
and hRHket Z BTiagnnrst Co, sixth and Market
II. r BriRghursL 81 MArket street; Alfred Walton
SIS Market street; J. y. Gallagher, B. 4 c. shoema-
keF, Smith Painter, W. & WilnAms, Ninth AHd
Market streets and L n England, CIR. sixfh and
Lombard streets. octS1ly-ls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

-Sy1ran spriHg gs-ohss. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant place 81 resort has Deen nesuy n.ted up
for the reception of individual visitors plenic ana
social parties. Ample acccm nodaflons Tor dancing
have been made, ana ice Cream, IsmUnade, e2kes,
fruits &C., viii oe sod 10 all VINO desi them, NJ
in oxicaEng liquors viii be sod On the ground. He
VIII also con1ihne his popQlsr stAhd a. second AID
Market where the above named lu1ufi-s may be
had during the season. slEo al ns residence, sixth
and orange, where he viii oe pleased 10 see his
many friends and the pu lie ge1efa-y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

sg- For Los Of <ppStits, Dyspepsia. Indigestion
Depression Of Spirils Genera Debility 10 their
various forms, ,Ferro Pnosphsted Enxir u Csisssys
made By Caswel, Hazard a Co new YORK, and sein
by all drngeists - the best tonic. AS q stimalani
tonic for patients recovering trum fever or other
sickness, II has no equal II taken during the
con II prevents lever and sgue AID oiher ntermit-
tanr feNera
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

LEAsKD TENPoRARILY.-The Directors Of the
Union National Bank have leased OF Thomas
Plummer the room or enclosure in the ArlizAns
Savings Bank, where meetings Of the Directors
will be held, till the repairs On the CuIon Bank
building are eompleteh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

g cA1Pped HaIsdA, face, rs1gh ain, pimPles
rinsTofm. sAt-rheum, and other cuiAueoas Gdec-
lions cured, and the skin made soft anu smooth. BY
using the Juniper az soap, made by CzsEsl, HaE-
ARD Co, New YORK Be certain 70 get the Jumper
Tar Soap, a. there are many worthless lnitauont
made With G0upmnu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

STATION AoEST APPoISTED.-WilliAm S. Moore
has been appointed station agent at Auburn, on
the W. & W. r R. He vii. most likely, open 3
lumber and coal yard At the same place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

EY-H is an sstab.lsAea fact, that Consumption can
be cured Dat II ls far better TO prevent the erue
disease tom fastening itsen on fns system, By the
timely use Of remedy ike DIT. Histsr's Bs sam OF
lid Cherry. This standard preparation will speed
fly cure 9 cough o. cold. and even Consumption Of
ten yields 70 is great power.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

- pooles's Yeast Yowder is convenient, eco
nomical and always reliable. No waste Of food pre-
pared with IT, as Il IA always Of the best uua1tJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

- 1oss 1oT sFrf4g.-The Nihter days are past
though the cold blasts fron The Sorh Wess maj NOT
have ceased 70 blow, and cur c.Iy tziors have a..
ready made Arrangements Tor spring garments for
the people Nj. JohH d eul-hslseu, a. ais King
suSe[ especially, nAs lAld IN beautIf4l stoeE q
eoAungz VestnSs czssimerss, &C, iur StTllg and Il
ready 70 receive orders froE LIS n.Lal 1e! dressee
eostomerA be u also hAylbg his spJrs pzpered and
painted 50 thai 7! thing oks As o. iRaI And fresh
a. 8 new god dollar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

TIS WEDDSG Ill is the tenth anniversary Of
the welded lIfs that It Is = custom 10 celebrate
As tn Wedding. These weddings are lot oniy
pleasant Aftalrs, but FrohtAOle, and many = cu-
inAry department Las been Ibundantly replen-
lshed with al KIND OF TN ware Oh such OCCASIONS
We knoS Of party, vino lEoU.Dly lives on Vest
street, vent cut TO the country last evening
10 play cIOqlet, and when they returned home,
they were greeted By the voices Of many friends
issuiog from dark room- 1he room was sud
denly lighted ard, 10 and behold. whGt . sight
Of I'm things met their gaze. II soon reminded
the gentleman and his lady that they had been
married Just ten Year,, and this WAS tier tin
Welding
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

NoTICE-walton 4 James having seen 1T to
IN hire one Of our drivers running On one OF the
Western Routes, comprising West, Washington aud
Jeierson streets. and put him the whole or part
OF the same route for them, therefore notify our
customers Of the change that they may be sure OF
whom they gel thetr ice.
PUSkY 1 RICE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21
DEREMt TORY SALE

VERY ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AND PARN
Woo'ton Har,7 Mansion, Farm and Tenant
Houses, so acrt Philad =lphlA nd Wlmnst1n Turn
pike, BraLdJWine Hundred, New castle county,
Del three squares IRON Bellevue STATEN, on the
Pnilanelphia, WILMINGTON sLd Baltimore Railroad,
ha mi e from the river Delaware, 3 miles from VIII
mington, m les from Chester. 81 d % miles from
Phlladelphia, Re sidence Of c. K. Griggs, ksq,
ON TUESDAY, MAY g7rB, 1sIs
At t2 O'clock, noon, viii be sold Public Sale With
out any reserve whatever, at the Philadelphia E1-
change.
ts-1he very elegant furniture made by Smith Il
Campion, may be had at valuation by the pufchas-
ef. Full particulars In hAhdbillh
M. ThOMAs a SONS. AUcTTofKhRs,
lS9 ann l4l South FOurlA etreet Philadelphia
my3-I-i0-it-ll-2i-24 16
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

-The tEo bess composition roo6ngs now in use.
PLASTIC sLATK AND ASBESTOS.
RoBERT ATKINSON
Once In Good Hsnnss Hardware store,
nAE1S-sa 4zs Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

n OriUE- AT q meeting of the Board OF Dirsc-
~ ton II tie Bakers Union Phinp ComOs vas
Authorized - settle the accounts Of thsi Associs-
ton and al those inde bt-d 70 said Association
hefeoy no med 10 call at the corner Fourth and
spfacr Sireeis and make settlement al o1Ge and
save c 'zt. By order Of the Board Of DlreUlOTA
sgflt-it BAhELEI, Ses'y.
IL lsSOLCTlOS OF rARTNERSRIP-The Co.
~ par he Fship heretofore existing between sam
uei " "A pnsy ard Joseph &. Bo'th, Cabinet Makers
and FurEliuie siers Is thl, lay dissolyel b. nn-
1usl Con'enf, Inc business Of the late nrm viii be
settled oy Joseph 8. Booth, who will s,l eoniinue
the onsILess az lh= Old Stand, sC9 sHIPLEI street.
Wilmington, Del SAMUEL MURPHEY,
Jos. Z BoUIH.
WIND GToS, April 10. aprlT-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21
Editor wOmAnp Department sunday Republic.

WyuuEGToN TRANsFKR AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS vii cal for snd deliver baxKnge
and packages % and from al parts OF the city, Ra-
roed Depot and o0zt. Also, baggage called for eRd
ehecked tShere Railroad aekets are heidi 70 a.
loff at uhe Franklin Telegraph Orce 10,
. West Third Street; Z Br1nznurSt 4 Co
Axth ana Market; smith 4 Painter, Eeyeath
and Market and b 4 c. sh0emAEer SO aarket 81,
HiH receive pronPt s<1enton. Principal oGcs Bag.
fASe Rsom, p, v. And b. Railroad Deraf.
}. J. McHUL1H
esDus-lJ J. b szALs PropltstoRE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

~Ths hTeSt and sEeetess Co,t-I.Ter OF Is Ha1-
ard CssEEIrs, made Oh the . shoEe nom fresa,
selected nTer6, oy Cssvel Hzzard 4 60. New ToEE,
II = Ah9olntely pure and sweet Patients who have
once tsken Il prefer Il 20 Al Uhers Physicians nave
desloed il superior 70 any Of the olh-F os Z mar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21
Wro TRK LADIES.

?. l. PRASR's,
HOOP SKIRTS, ooRsETs LADIES AND oHII-
DRKSS UNDERGRADUATES,
HA5UFAc1 ORR,
81 MARKET STREET. wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

~Iv7Ty in coral set,
When wiki parties lips Tou see.
SoZUDONr, 'Iis safe TO bet,
Beauttnes the tyorv-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21
~e-A..z2
&pMMaN.

DoAIseIsa4rss asahssss, e 60.
ID mys-1m les = 81 ~ s.fes-
E1OARDiNG- very plsAaaHt frunt rooms 70
II rent win bOErd a. the veil knosn house nor
msfiy kept D. An8 keeue -.
mEIsJ Il ses hAhkkT sIhkkt.
DoARDING-PoT gentlemsn, At, -
- spTsAtf Si4 kiN6 SIkEkI.
lSUNNER BOARDING. AT TROUT BROOK 5
- or 10 hosrders caa b. Accommodates A. 1rynt
brook Farm: high aad pleasant situArant witnis
few minutes drive o. Eerr elt sQuai slAii9n y u
RR Address ALEX AEpkR BLACK.
kcnnetf sq0are p. o.
aprss-1m Chester Coasty. "a
W1oAKDTNG.- -R0oms % second, hlrd and fourth
II f1ors Il n W. Cor. sth and " 81 STS
aprRa-u A 4. FUfhbkGiLL-
EloARDTNe-FaF GKNTLEMKN 81 ...
II sepis-u SIS KING STRKEf.
Is sprS-sn 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
OoEAs house cape May, n. ).
TkIs Flrss-Ctass Family Hsase will be Open
for the Reeeptioa Of Gaests.
On Thursday, June goth,
Its location In proximity TO the beach. the high
character of It's pAirons the constant efforts OF the
proprietor to render II homs Ike in every resDecL
the excellence offs tAb,es combine TO make u one
Of
THE MOST PoPuLLE FAMILY HOTELS AT CAPS NAY.
Apply TO: Il. W. sAwYER, Proprietor,
myTto seRi AT the Clayton Rouse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

DE1E CLOVER sKKD q A. 7. Andardios's
G ma WaRingtoa wire Ho1ss
30. III ERIPLRY ETKEBE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21
Buttffs.

NOTICE CHAMPION LODGE No. q. X. Of P
IN 4 iu1 attendance of the m smoers Of Cham
picn Ledk. No. g. X OF P , Is requested on We'd
ne day evening" Nay 2lst, as business Of impoF-
tance viii be broCghI Def. re the Lodge.
By order of the Lodge
my s0,2t attest. z. BARTRAN, K. OF r. and g.
NOTICS-T TO HONORABLY DISCHARGED
~ SOLDIERS IN tbs WAR POR The UNION
You arr requested meet IN tne fourth. story Of
McL esT- building, Secoud and King streets, on
Friday evening next, ct O'Clock 10 make arrange
menis lOr the customary Etrewing OF doEers over
toe Era Is Of our deceased comrades. Soldiers, be
prompt 20 the tribute Of merit. signed
my20-st SOLDIERS.
~ OTICR-Notice Is herb given that the under
~ signed has made application for the renewal
Of Certificate No. 1i49. for two shAres OF STOCK Of
the v lin ngton Coal Gas COMPANY issued to j. 7.
Warner Trustee for ". 7. Warner. The original
certificate having been lost or mislAid.
j. T WARNER,
Trustee for W. 7. Warner.
wtLNfSGros, May 10, lsIs-lsst'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21
VIII be Sold at Public Sale ON the Premises
SATURDAY, MAY az. 1878.
At 2 O'Clock, p. n,

Thirty-one Lots, situated on Tenth, Eleventh, Jel.
terson and Madison stTeets, being the properly
are in portion OF tLs city occupied OJ Of the
hAndsomest residences in Wilmington ana lnaS
section Is fast being Duft up with new dveliIgSS'
The property is certainly the most desirable MnlSh
mas been onersd a pubic sale flr some Tune passs,
s within nVe mihntes walk Of the centre oil te ely
on high and healthy situation and not TOO iN oo'
10 be Undesirable to business men for prlHate tesl
dences. The College as lt now stands, Wil also ue
81 Id ~ the same time, 10 be removed within ceI-
tain period
TERMS OF sALK.-Twenty per cent cash on day
OF sale, ana the balance to be divided in Wo hotes
payable In SIX and twelve months, with lnlStesss
fIom day Of sale, and those VINO pay the Nhoisoihi
the purchase money within tel days after sale, WI
be allowed 9 discount OF three per cent en- Ile VIC
HhOie purchase meney. When the above terms ~ ~
compt led with, ana the notes paid, Deed VIII 70
given clear Of all ineumbrances- .Co
myl7-6t 2. RklLLkh GCO'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

NEW FIRM
The Undersigned have en'ered INTO CO. partnership
under the arm name OF n. AIC. FIJI Ior the
purpose u Carrying on the coal business al the s.,
W. coTner Ol Fr0nI and Tarnal streets.
AARIS V. PYLE,
spr.s-5m IsAAC c. PILE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

ALAS TIE FIsH MoSGERs- feel yery sorrv
to di=sppoint the hsh-mongers. Bot it Is not
our fault We knew nOthing Of Mr.. Prides (of
Ersry Ersntng) engagement with them. He
SAs TO have Teen one Of tie party to Reading,
but he never said anything to Us Of obligations
to brig back = supply OF trout for the fah-
dealers. he made al engagements Of that chAr-
acter himself, without our knowledge; and had
he arranged his matters little earlier he pre-
yiOus night, he might not have missed the train,
yesterday morning, aud thus disappointed h :
friends. We should have been yicilnized, how
ever, had he gone, for having no use for the be b
ourselves We should most likely have gwen them
TO him, and see what he would have made on M
POISONED RT DIscHARaED DoMRsTIc.-A
family residing near West Chester was poisoned.
few days ago, BY = discharged servant. it is
supposed. The woman had been obtained from
fhila. Intelligence ofiee, gave poor satisfac-
ton, was very nlthy, and was discharged after
scene which grew out OF q repIimAnd fol
allowing her child TO make hyeroglyphs with its
dirty fngerA in bread which she Was kneading.
She was discharged, but refused TO leave for sew
erAl days after. Finally she disappeared one
morning before breakfast and soon thereafter
every member Was taken violently sick Yomited
and showed other symptoms of poisoning A
doctor was hastily summoned and the proper
remedies relieved the sufferers. In the mean.
time the woman disappeared.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21
NOTICE

To ths Editor Of TIE Commercial:
Having seen in your paper OF the 17th inst, & no
tee OF Pussy Rice OF one OF their drivers having
been hifeI by Walton L James, take this method
of informing my old customers the cause of my
leaving them. In the nIst place, Pusey Rice hired
a man IT IN Philadep pnis and paid MIN more wages
than they were willing 70 pay me, and having served
on Tainall West " gtGn aud Jeffer on Streets
for nve years and built up the route for them, did
dot think II WAS doing me justice 10 put ms on my
old ro1te and put Phiadt hiA driver on al an IN
crease OF wages oEer and above me. In the second
place did u hire with VA on James until after
had left Pusey 3 Rice. GEO +. HALL,
myis-u with walton James
CENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION-T THIRD ST.
- RIBS-Shares can nov be had In the Third Sc
res ~ this Association. First payment on Wednes-
day, May 2lst Pr MS during two years over 81 per
csIL on the capital invested. Apply to
D 4. HAWKINS, Secy.
myl1-4t No. 4os MarkeI Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-21

ScHwEITzER KAsR AND FRENCH MUSTARD
- saloons supplied, BOWMAN,
mJs-dof Second and King streets,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05
THE PROGRESS OF CRIME.

The recent arrest of two prominent
citizens of Sabine and Rapides parishes
by Major Seelye, special postoffice agent,
on the charge of robbing the mails. and
the occurrences at Alexandria, open up q
new chapter in the history Of crime. From
breaking heads and creating widows and
orphans, an advance has been made to
breaking open letters. and added larceny
to the already rather full list Of felonies.
1t appears by the statement which we
publish in another column from the
Times, that Major Seelye encountered lit
tie or no opposition from the people of the
Red river country above Alexandria. The
mere information that sit was not any,
thing about Colfax" was sufficient to neu-
tralize the gentle beings who are lodging
aboat the woods and hills of Natchitoches,
Vim, Sabine and adjoining parishes; but
VIXEN he came within the limits Of
kapides, the signal was given, and the
mounted men with their shotguns, re-
volvers and staggering airs appeared on
the scene, and attempted to rescue one of
the prisoners. They failed, however,
either because they were confronted by
few determined men, or because it is a
matter of doubt whether mail robbing is
to be defended with the same vigor and
determination as burning courthouees,
sacking peaceable towns and murdeting
unodending Republicans. Whatever may
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05
ONLY THEIR Personal VIEWS.

The article published in yesterday
mornings REPUBLICAN, relative to the
Towboat Association and Major Howell,
did not state that the board of directors
OF the Ocean Company had taken such
action as was referred to. We understand
that some parties endeavored yesterday to
create such an impression. At the time
tie paragraph was written the board had
not taken any action upon the subject.
Several of the newly elected directors,
however. expressed sentiments of disap-
proval Of the conduct Of Captain Yorke
and his associates, and expressed hopes
Of bringing about some sort of an amicable
understanding. While We referred to them
as directors or officers Of the company,
we only stated their personal opinions. 1t
is matte. 70. future determination
whether enough Of such will be found to
rule the !owboa: eounseis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05

and court buildings, the French Market
the depot of the Pontchartrain and one
terminus Of the Texas railroad. It is
hoped our neighbors will now see that in
the increased facilities of the whole pub
lie there will be an indemnity for the in
reference which the cars may bring to
the furniture vans in front of one or two
furniture stores, once deemed ground of
Injunction. There is room enough for
all purposes.
The Royal street road effects another
very important result. 1t affords the first
point at which a railroad crosses Canal
street without transfer, and a person NAV
now come from one of the upper streets
on the American side to the most central
part Of the French side of New Orleans
without change of car. This is an iupor-
tant incident to all going to the churches,
markets, hotels or theatres on either side.
The Academy of Music will be Access
sible from Craps street, and the opera
may be visited by a lady in full
dress from Clio OR Erato. Not impos-
sibly this innovation may lead to break
ing up the car stand which renders
crossing Canal street almost dangerous for
pedestrians; removing the Clay statue to
some public park where the loafers can
sleep with more comfort, and substitute all
The racket and those double curves for a
straight rail, crossing the street at right
angles and SO opening up and replanting
With trees the most beautiful part of our
great Alameda. These are some possible |
of the Royal street road In
he meantime it will afford convenience
md comfort to our citizens and bring the
Instant portions Of the city into more in
innate connection.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05
) NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN FRIDAY DECEMBER S 1873 :

have been the reason for the failure, it il
certain that the vigilant officer succeeded
IN bringing his catch ashore; he came
safely to the city and lodged them in q
secure place.
| In thus noticing these events, we do
not wish to be understood as expressing
an opinion that the prisoners are guilty.
In the eyes Of the law they stand innocent
until the contrary is proved. But it is the
duty Of good citizen to 60 with the off,
Ger quietly when charges have been pre-
ferred against him. When he resists pro-
cess even, charitable public makes allow
ances for the feeling of reluctance natu-
rally felt by an innocent man to going to
Jail. But there is no such excuse when a
whole community rises as one man to de-
fend and rescue prisoner who is charged
with crime. Such action is properly con-
strued into an acceptance of the guilt of
the accused and an approval of his acts
1t has been the custom in certain sections
IN this State for the citizens to become in
dlgnant and create tumults whenever any
OF their number was wanted to answer
for crime they were all inclined to. At
first these uprisings could only be secured
IN cases OF arrest for political offenses.
But we note the march of improvement.
Since the Generalization of the whites in
consequence of the Colfax business, they
can raise hue and cry and pursuit by
armed men of an officer who has in his
custody men charged with larceny.
Sucking eggs, probably, will next be add
ed to the list Of noble deeds that entitle
culprits to the protection of Red river
country mob
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05
STATE TAXES.

General Heron. recorder Of mortgages,
has notified the various State tax collect.
ors in the parish Of Orleans that he shall
require them to deposi: their lists Of de.
lin9uent taxpayers in his office on Mon.
day. Decembe! 8. as required by law.
This may appear TO be in conflict with
Auditor Clinton's recen. PRONUNCIATION,
but the legal advisers of the recorder have
notified him that he mus. exact COM
pliance with the statute OF risk the penal
ties Of default
The etfec. Of this Is .ha: the delinquen.
lists will be recorded mex. Monday: but
whethoS additional costs. other than The
recorders and redemption tees. viii be
added 50 the say bills will depend, we
suppose. upon the future instructions Of
the Auditor 20 the collectors. Safety 70,
taxpayers. however, clearl, lies in paving
up by the eighth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05
THE ROYAL STREET RAILROAD.

There is no royal road to knowledge
but there is now Royal street railroad,
which opens up the hitherto inaccessible
interiors Of the most ancient faubourg to
the ingress of business and enterprise
The Royal street road conducts the popu.
lation beyond Esplanadc street directly
into the heart of the cityo without Goa.
demning them to the detour of
mile or two around by Ram
part street. incidentally, it passes and
repasses near the Opera House, the
st. Louis Hotel. very near the Cathedral
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05
SPECIAL. PRICES
WHOLESALE BUYERS III TEAS.

HAiSKiEs-Tarsu. brands o' Rye ana Bourbon
from two TO ten years old also. Scotch and Irisb
EsANDIEs-otard. bupuy Co.. James Hennessy
Co., !azarace of differeI.s Hntages.
PrRf HOLLA:: s'y. JAMAICA AND st. Csc:y
RUN.
"iSEs-va.isos brands q: Cia,.s A.. White
Wines, Sherry. Madeira and Port ssne cape
elaly recommended fos very superior q aali! 3.
CHAMPAGSE-Krus . c.. I. Rhede!e. pia.s ana
quarts.
Ale AND 'oETEH-~cs.s'. AN.o,s and McEvan's
Ale, Byass London and Guinness Dublin Po,.
Ter, Bremen Lager Beer
CoRD'Ars-The finest quality e imported
BITTERs-Hostettsr's. Newfoundland. Plantation,
Ansostufa. Bokers, vermoutho
ASSORTED CASES OF LIQUORS. 81 one dozen
large bottles each for family use. containir @
swo bottles Bourbon Whisky one bottle Rye
Whisky, one bottle Irish whisky tws bottle s
French Brandy, one bottle Holland Gin two
bottles Port Wine. two bottles Sherry line, one
bottle Jamaica Rum. Price SIS per case for irs.
quality. and sl2 peg case ioy second sual:ys
MAyUFACTURED TOBACCO. .s.us ss,sy I've .eat,
90 5! yss pousds
Ill Goods Warranted a. Represented,
Otherwise to be returned at our expense. lri>
takes will sometimes occus ana when We are in
error please seyes:, saa they ~.s ~ eoss.c.ei ia
stantly.
leo NOT erect tie A... css's, Of so.t:s .. .Ae
lowest price.
Send us . Iiss u .he rlede wanted ana ". xilY
give prices uhici. will convince eou thas sAs .ost
OF your suppliescA. be greatly reduced.
Oyders from parties not well Known e No must
be panied bS satisfactory city Ee.ezs1.ss Sp
draft 10 cover amount of bill.
Letters OF inquiry promptly answered
Allpuselsses delivered free of drayage.
j. w. PLATE,
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