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and large and eieHant builiing has been
erected for
LADIES' DEP 4RTMEK7 AND FLORAL
HALL.
A first class Dining Saloon ami Refresh
ment SalooIs Under Ell clent m manaeemeOt.
Every arrangement Tor the care and com
fort OF Stock. Track Horses. Sheep. Swine
and Poultry.
The grounds wilhppen on TUESDAY, Oc-
tober 9th. ior .te reception of articles and
stock for the exhibition.
The Track has been wild ened and i'm prov
ed, and is now cor sidered the very hest ha f.
mile course on the Peninsula. The Trott;r 6
wall he conducted4de der the iul.s OF the Ma
tionAl Trotting Ass0tiation.
The managers refer to the excellent order
anc deeorum on the grounds hereto fore as
an evidence of their determina alton to main
tain the reputation Of these exhibitinps
Excurslon tickets will be issucd by the P ,
W. and Is Railroad, admitting to the gr un6s
good for the return trip only when having
the gatekeeper's punch. These tickets are
sold to afford the ubli an opportunity to
visit the Exhibition. and will not be lece we'd
Tor return passage unless punched by the
gate keeper.
Special alrar gements have been extend ed
5y the T.. w. ami b. Railroad TO partiss de
string to becoGe exhibitors. Us follews:
Articles and siocx Tor exhibition will be
chareep regular freight to Mi idletown and
returned free.
Exhibitors will please apply to agents of
the Delaware Railroad for rates.
1t Is expected that Excursion Tickets will
be issued by all railroads come cted with ihe
Delaware Railroad.
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RY virtue Of writ of Levari Fasias to m,
directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. SIS MARkRT ST
kert by George W. ortlip, in the city of viii.
mipston New Castle county, Delaware. ON
TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875.
At2o'clock. p.p,l
The following described R cal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with a
Dwelling House thereon erected, situate In
the city Of Wilmington sfortsaid, Bounded
and described - 70 lows. to-wit: Beeinnins
at the soutbeasterly corner Of this land or
the westerly side of Shipley street. sdjoipins
land now or late Of Samuel McClary; 10 enes
along the southern boundary Of the said Sam.
uel McClary,s line north ffty-siEht desres
west about eighty .Iour feet TO cOtner stn ke
thence northwardly by, line parallel with
Shipley street and dividing from Pipdereraa
land, about seventeen feet to a corner of I'M
lot heretofore conveyed to James Webb
thence blythe line dividing that from this EAST
wardly parallel with the first abov dasori
| bed line and with Fifth street, and psssin,
through the middle of the old brick and ston,
wall between the houses about eiehty-fo -fon
feet TO the westerly side of ShipIey atrse,
| aforesaid; and thence along the same sontI
thifty-two degrees west about seven nteen iea
| to the place Of Leginning, be the content,
within said bounds more or less.
Seized and taken In execution m thu pro,
perty of Joshua l., Pusey and Ssrah W HI,
wife. and t. ts.. and TO be- sold By A''
VIM. H. LAMBS0N, Sheriff
Shsrifs once. New Castle. Oct. /, 1872
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Al OTICE.-I, John McCaffrey, In comptl.
~ ance with the requirements of the act OF
Assembly In such cases made and provided,
do hereby give notice that i shall apply In
writing TO the Court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, In and for the county OF New Cas-
tie, on Monday. the 18th day Of November
next, A. d., 1875 being the first day of the
next term OF SAID Court. for license to keep
an Inn or Tavern at No. l0s East water street,
known as the National Hotel. in the Second
Ward OF the city of Wilmington, county of
New Castle. In the State Of Della ware, and to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
and the following freeholbers recommend
the said application, to wit:
James Christy, VIM. II. Thompson,
Wm, l.. Gilbert. Daniel O'Byrne,
Charles Il. sparks, Michael Kane,
Michael kcnney. VIM. White,
John +. Bush. Daniel Callahan,
n. kienl0. Charles Weyl,
Theodore Schmitt, j. q. Hirzel,
Andrew GroE. Nicholas Jenny,
w Y. White, Richard Booth,
Charles Cannon, Joshua Baker,
James Quinn, Geo. M. Lucas
Wm NJ Beckley, Anthony Seller.
ocr2 st JOHN McCAFFREY.
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- N UMBRELLAs,t New and handsome
- to order. Just received.
W. B. SHARP,
sourth and Market streets
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Penn Female College,

At Coilegeviiie. Montgomery Co., Pa
tion healthy and delightful. Educatlonal n.
Silities complete; Charges very moderate.
We make a speciality Of hitting young women
for teachers in the public schools and higher
semlnarles. Send postal card for our CIR
cular. J. W. SUNDERLAND, LII. b.. Pres't.
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4 (I0-PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the una,,.
cnsned, OF the late firm Of Cooling BrotSSa
gether and formed a oo-partoersbin uots, M A.
the firm name of Cooling Broth for tbe T,. NV,
pose OF co ntiuusng the busines, Of car,isS,
tplldinR at the old stand on French strssi
above 4th.treet. 'A '''
- The usiness Of the late frm of COOlip,
Brothers q Co. will he settled by the , res
nrn' J. n, COOLING,
u,, SAMUEL COOLING
Wilmin2toD. Sept. 2s. 1875.
N. B.-"e desire to return our tbaukts
me customers OF the late firm, and solicit, !
selves to do all that it Is possible to rstjs
entire satisfaction in all our work.
sep2s. 1878 6. COOLING BROTHERS
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kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county. Delaware, On
TUESDAY.
THE l9.h DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
At2 O'Clock. p. No.,
The following described Real hstate. viz:
AN that certain lot of land and three story
Brisk Dwelling House thereon, situated in
the city Of ilmington aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Begin ning
at the northeast corn er of Sixth and Jefierso o
streets; thence northerly along the easterly
side OF Jetferson street seventy six feet to th
southerly side OF a four feet vide alley; thence
eosterly along said side of said alley and par
allel to Sixth street nineteen feet one inc b.
more or less, to a corner; thence southerly
parallel to jefferson street through the CEN
tire of the party wall between this and the Ad.
Joining house of Mary and Sarah T. Wilson
on the east seventy-six feet to the northerly
side of Sixth street aforesaid; and thence
thereby esterly nineteen feet one inch more
or less to the place of beginning. be the con
tents thereof what they may. with the free
use and privilege of the aforesaid alley with
other owners of land bounding tn her 60 u. th eli
heirsiand assigns In common forever.
Seized andi taken in execution as the pro
perty of James Armstrong and Sarah Ann
his wife, ana t; ts.. and to be sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherid's Office. New Castle. Oct. l, 1854
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NEW ADVEKTISEMENIH
BordentoWn Female Co||epe,

NEW JERSEY.
Established 1858. Graduating courses IN
Science. Classics and Music, with degrees
conferred. Thorough instruction In al de-
partments, with careful attention to morals.
manners and health. Opens Sept sth. send
for catalogue. REV. WIN. c. BOWEN, A. NJ
Pres't
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NOTICE The Citizens Loan AssocauOu
~ now offers its sth series of 6lO shals
Tor sale. FIRST payment iue October 7th In
seplstf GEO. q. MARS, Secretar
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sHERIFF's SALE.


DY virtue of writ of Leyari Fseias Z, nm
ID directed. will be exposed to Public sais
at the S>''
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. SIS MARKET ar
kept by Geo. W. ortlip. in the city of wiz
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875.
At2 o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece Of land vith a
tive storied Brick Dwelling thereon erscted
Bounded and described a. follows. To- Eit: Rs-
shining at the intersection formed by the
westerly side Of Spruce street and the south.
erly side Of Lord street; thence along ssid
west ffty-four fest to the side Of { thrss fsst
wide alley running to Lord street: fherSs
along the eastsrly side Of said alley and psr.
aIlsl TO Spruce street fourteen feet: thsncs
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Sherin,s Sale.

RY virtue OF writ Of Levari Fscias to IN
- directed, will be exposed to Public Sale. at
the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by George W. Ortlip. in the city Of Will
mington, New Castle county. Delaware, On
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FINANCIAL AND couw..
WILnINoror n,

Latest Stock ouots,;;oDe Del.. Oct, aIn,
Craiae O. johnson & Co. SR g. furnished |.
k kss street. wilminTtcn. a. bsIir DAFT q et4 sndMss
(@aid IL
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OA the New Fair &rOunds
Aear MlddIctOwn. Del,
Wednesday, Thursday g. Friday,
OCTOBER g, aud s, 1875.

additional buildings for exhibitors of stock
and large and ELEGANT building has been
erected for
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Sherin's sale.

RY virtue Of a writ of Levari Fasias to m q
directed. will be exposed to Pablo Sale,
at the
DEI AwApr uoITsp NJ s1a uapurr eu
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Ah'ANCk OF TIE ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORDER.
| ogiee NJ. ". Grand SIRE, g. J.. ofUs
10 al 10 tchoDi these presents nnaE conn, Grs,t,ng
The very imposing legislation Of the last session
oithe Grand Lodge OF the United States. by the
adoption OF Form OF Celebration for the Anniver.
sary o. our Order, testes as we'll the yeneraton in
which this memorable day is held by the brother
mood as the general desire that it should be everv-
where observed in spirit of thanksgivin, for the
long continued favor vouchsafed to Odd Fellowsbip
by kind Providence and for the BLESSINGS of
heaith' happiness, and prosperity enjoyed by our
brethren at large.
Wherefore l, N. J. Durham, NJ. W. Grand siro og
the X. W. Grand Lodge of the United States. in
virtue of authority in me reposed by law. do here
by enjoin upon all Grand and Subordinate Bodies
under this Jurisdiction to take order for the aue
observance of the Fi;ty-sixth Anniversary of Odd
Fellowship in America, on the Twenty-sixth day of
April. ISIS. by setting apart the day for thanks
giving and prayer.
Done at the city of Baltimore, State OF MARYLAND
the Fifteenth day of January A. d. ISL and
OF our Order the fifty -sixth.
N. ]. DURHAM,
u. q. X. Sec.
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sDOUBTLEss THE
BEST COUGH MEDICINE
IN TtII tYnlIn,,

From one OF the oldest and very best houses il
| AmerieaI
Messrs. CUTLER Bros. & Co.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. March 10, Is72
Please send ten gross sma. and five gross large
! Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan." This is doubles.
the b,s cough medicine IN tie world. CsisneiD
ALLEN CO.
Ps-These parties haye sold this Bsl-am f,l
over thirty years.
From one Of Boston's most estiu,shle ctisens
No. Worcester So, Bos OK March II, lisa.
Mossrs. CUTLER Bros. & Co.
In ordering another small lot Of our iHraiaaais
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsa,n.
! sboad IKE 10 tell you wnst ! know about it, in
order that otheis may have the benefit OF my ex-
perience.
have kept Il cons anti, Ia ,iie house. never allow
ing my sell To 10 out sf night. In all these
twenty live yelfs Il not Jailed a gle in
stance In my Osn cIar 10 give the desired relief.
anu ! viii say the same in regard to my mother
WHOSE life was saYod by " as | cannot hut think
Here was case OF congestion OF the lungs and al
though attended by most skllful physician she
seemed 70 fail constantly, that We despaired OF
her recovery; when old friend and nei yhbor pur
susded her To try this Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam. The result was most gratifying, l assure Won
Relief was immediate and recovery rapid sbe ia
now over % years old, and Is active and WE'LL
Whenever she gets severe cold, which happens
once in while, she take thirty to sixty drops
acco ding to the violence OF the cough, which has
always ieided in day or two by taking the Bal
sa only on retiring NJ night. With It the Irritation
10 at once subduea, and god nights sleep
secured.-l will mention another case, that of a
young lady acquaintance, who bled at tho lungs
and coushed frightfuly, had night sweats and was
iearfully reduced. She lett Boston for her country
home $50 miles away, as We supposed TO die. sent
her u bottle Of Jour Balsam, and soon had the
satisfaction 10 hear that she was much better She
continued taxing it for while and got entirely
we'll, and Is living now. which fact s Do ascribed
mainly To the use OF the VEGETABLE PULMOx-
AIRY BALSAM- Very truly yours.
JOHN CAPEN.
As there arc many limitations, be eareu nj to get
the genuine. Price 10 large bottles, which are
much the cheaper, 5.D0; small bottles, old styls
80 cents: CUTLER BROS. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Pruprietors, Boston.
For sale BY Apothocaries generally.
Nov U-dltaWkwltamI7v
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OFFICE OF
GElSWOLD x FRISSELL,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSCRANCE AGENCY,
BURLINGTON. VT.
successors tn =. & E. = wires.
EsiabIished, 1910.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED
5 S o @ o @, @ o O.

Having associated ourselves together for ID,
translction ofa tire Insurance business and all O
the Companies lately represented By ;. X. 5
] Wires, having been transferred TO our management
] We beg 10 advise our friends and the insuring pub
lie % the fact, ant 20 respectfully solicit Tor ou
staunch ant reliable Companies. that patrona :,
which their excellent management, reliability %
assets, and extensive experience entities them 10
I We have increased and superior advantages and
I facilities FOR the transaction OF our business.
We desire 10 call the attention Of the public d
4 the LIST OF Companies represented by Us as shown
I below. Ii will be observed that We represent the
! OLDEST, Strongest and MOST POPULAR Fire lnsur-
ance Companies, both American and European, and
as the importance and necessity OF obtaining Poll
ces in this class OF Companies has been clearly
shown during the past lew years. we trust that
business men will avail Themselves OF the superior
iac.i!ss We oier, and place their business in our
Offices.
large lines 10 place VIII ind il especially advBn-
tseous O. eutrust their business 10 orr care a. We
have unsurpassed facilities aud experience 10 plsc-
inS such Insurance and can write AT a moments
notice sAUusi On a sinzls risk IN respOusi bic and
reliable companies
Smaller manufacturers and merchants, wholesale
and retail, place their 3nslrGRce thrOngh an
fas isaalHg american and EHglIsh C0mp4niss
Owing u the numerous and extensive fires that
haze occurred Of late, and mismana cement or
ignorance OF the business many OF the small Com
paules have failed, and II Is Ws!l known that many
Companies now nOln. business are unsOund and
must sil soon. The only prudent and sa,e way Is
10 place insurance only in companies that
f1eniarlv. when il costs no more P1Icies In slneb
companies as the -IfHa, Hartford, and Ptenir, Of
EHrLfuId, the HONE, OF New York, Springfield r. a
N u Mass, ana the Queen O! England, can be
prqe9IeI oDl! VI Us anu on terms as Satisfactory
- ~ ny IN, blsi-s ,Sonh az ',,,
i,,' offi. f,Ilowinr welifnrwn snJ nonnIa- -.
I3S.,,-,,cc ,,,,mnsn7es
'"'' am
H.. t,sn-c,..r ,u..,,as A.,
Cob 80. '''' VI "~'''"N' -, .s.,,
N~N" S'''V''''N
Home Insurance Co., OF New York,
Cash . 5t1kN
Hartford Fire Insurance ro.. or uertford ct
Cash Hsssfs --,- " - ssptI in
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev
o. Y. Walker, Ornerly pastor ui Buwdoin Sluar,
Church, Boston, anG at present settled in i'rov
idence, Il | must be deemed as reliable evidence
NJ one should iaIl to observe that this ties imona
is tue result OF two yeifss experience with the
OF EtGkrlNE in the Rev. Mr Walkers family
who now pronounces it invaluable.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., i6i TRASsIr SrhEEr.
II. X. SrEAESs, Esq,
feel bound TO express with IN, ,nature the
high value | plaes upon your kEUErlNE. Ssy
family have used it ior the past two years. Ia
nervous debility 1t is invaluable, aud rocomm end
IL 10 all who may need an inv soraJing. renUvatins
tonic. -. 4. NALkEa,
Formerly Pastor Bowdoin Sqaai harih Bostou.
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WHAT Is VEG ETINE??

1t Is compound extracted from la5ks. roots and
herbs. Its natures hemedy. 1t j. perfectly harm
less from any rad effect up0n the system. II Is
nourishng AID strengthening. IL acts directly up-
On the blood. II guets the nervous tstem. IL
gives yo1 good sweet sleep at night. Il Is a pan
aces Tor our aged fathers and mothers lor 1t gives
them strength. qncts their nerves. and gives them
nature : sweet sleep-as has been proved by many
an aged person. IL Is tue great Blood Purifier II
i soothing remeny Tor our children. IL has re-
lieved ami cured thousands. IL very pleasant 10
take, every enid ikes II 1t relieves and cures
all diseases originating from impure blood. Try
the NrGErlNE. Give IL lair trial for your com
plants then you will say u your friend, ne Oh
Dor and acquaintance, Try it, It has cured me-
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The Best Evidence.

The follOwieg letter from ,tes. e. .. Best Pastel
oi the Nj. r. Church, nat.ck, Mass, w!lI TO real
with Interest By many physician: also those sui
ferlng II IN The same disease an ctvd the
the hey. +. ). Best. NJ peTeOn cta upt th> test
uiony, there is dodbt about tho ative io-
ol We uEll> VI.
HAuck, Mass, Jan 81. 1873
Mr.. II. K. STEVENS;
Dear Sir-he have good reason for regarding
your VEOtTlNE a meulcine OF tho greatest value.
Ne feel assured that has been the means .! saw
ing our sons life. lie lie Il years OF &c lor
the last Two yeas be has sucre,i Tuni necrsls Of
the leg, caused Toy scsUIuiOus affection, and was
lar reduced that nearly all VINO saw him thou IA
his recovery Impossible. A council v abe piA ie-
ians could give Out the iAntest hope of his ever
Tall, ing; two number declirn. that he was
boy ond reach OF human Remedies that even
ampuIation could not HIM, he has not VI yer
enough to endure the operation. Just then Ne
c.'mmenced syng hun vEGE rlNE and from that
tiHe ~ the present he has been cUuiinuousi, I'M
proving. lie has lately resumed studies tntoxn
away his crutcbes anu cane, and w.iks auout
cneeriully ana strong.
Though there is siIli sOtns discharge from the
opening where his Ii nD -as Ianrru, we have the
fullest confidence that little time d, VIII be
perfectly cured.
fie'nas taseu about three duzen buttl.s of yE,n
Tl,E, bat lately but l;tle rs he avclar r,,t
he /. To we'll ~ be taking Inedicine.
Respectfully yours,
.. BtSr
MAS L. =. r. BsSr
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We hear much of the depression OF Amer
lean commerce, and especially Of the low
condition Of ship-building industry but
the statistics seem % show that our COM
merce. like Mr. Webster. ain; dead yet. -
There were .27I vessels built in this coun-
try in 1873, and in 1874. Notwithstanding
the depression OF business, the number was
2,Il7. The highest number before the war
was in 1850, when it reached 2,0i7. The
highest number Of steamers built in any
year before the war was PSI, in 1854; last
year the number was i0l. The total ton
mage built in 1883 was 1856 Col; in 1874 il
was 1872, 72j. Our commerce Is now about
three times as large as it was in the last
years of Democratic rule, before the war.
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Bill Smikes came home mellow the other
nignt; and when his wife asked him what
.neo MIN he SAID he had been to the SPELL
ing-scnooi ana had thic) got foul of hip.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Observation-Disclosures some
such (hic) COMPOUNDED word and il had Etc.
bin one Of bis spells. "-!Sarafocicn'
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lllSEsBuRGu-On Tuesday evening the 18th
inst the residence of Dr. Daniel GOODYEAR
and wife was the scene Of most pleasant
gathering The occasion was the eighty
fifth birthday of the worthy host, and his
many friends, large company, comprising
nearly all the older people in the place and
numerous younger ones, met to congratulate
the worthy pair. The occasion was not the
les pleasant that it was wholly unexpected
in fact perfect sarprise. In answer to 1
demand for an explanation, few appropri-
ate remarks were made. expressive of the
honor and respect with which Dr. GOODYEAR
~aS held in the community, closing with
the presentation of a fine gold headed cane.
Mr.. and Ms. Goodyear have long been
prominent members of the Congregational
Church. and Mrs Goodyear was presented
with tie framed pictures of their pastor
and wife. After pleasant hour OF social
converse and singing. the company disper,-
ei, leaving its best wishes, and with tiriner
conviction of the truth that TIE hoary head
i crown Of honor.
The lad news came to town, on Wedne~-
day. that Mr.. Roselle Glass. widow of L.
ii. Glass, died at Saratoga, Tuesday The
death of her husband occurred here on the
29th of January last. Mrs. Glass had been
much worn by the care OF her husband during
his long sickness, and went to Saratoga the
latter part OF March, in the hope that she
might there find rest and rccuperation.
They leave no children. Her age was
about 30.
The siw add planning mill owned by
Wilbur Ring was destroyed by fire. about
twelve o'clock, Tuesday night Nothing
was saved vi the mill or machinery. Loss
$4,000; insured for 100.
Warm days, pleasant evenings. and good
roads, H. the unusual order this spring.
Farmers have been ploughing since the
7th.
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Special Announcement.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
GENTLEMEN'S WE4R

GENTLENEN'S WE4R
is now complete. We are pre-
pared to show novelties IN
STYLES lately imported, supe-
riOr to anything we have ever
had in stock before, and we
are now delivering work
which for perfect fit and ele-
CANT finish, cannot be eX-
celled anywhere.
In our Ready Made Cloth
ing Department. we show this
Spring, as usual, the largest
stock of Mems, Youths and
Children's Goods. Business,
Dress, and Walking Suits.
Spring OvercOats OF our own
manufacture, at very low
prices.
Elegant Neck Wear and
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Umbrel-
las and Kid Gloves, and our
Dunlap Silk Hat. AT
NO. q BANK BLOCK, COLLEGE ST.
Is. rUWK & B,sn.
Darlington. April ., iS-5.-ds~t.
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PRorosED New POSTAGE SrAMrs.-The
post Office department few weeks since
placed upon sale three cent postage stamps
manufactured upon an entirely new princi-
pie. They are made Of two kinds Of paper,
one hard and the other porous. The purpose
Is to prevent the possibility Of the washing
of stamps. This end Is accomplished by the
new stamps, as the porous paper ahsorbs
ink. The greatest difficulty is that the
stamps cannot be made properly adhesive,
and it is doubtful whether the experiment
will prove successful.