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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13
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TRY YOUR LUCK !

To every person sendirs Us 80 cents, we will
send regularly. for six months. TIE SOUVENIR,
large, eight page. literary and family paper and
premium We will send the ECLIPSE
SrAIIONERH PACKAGE. containing 10
sheets good writing paper 10 good Envelope,
Leaf Pencil, PenhOlder, Pens, 4 Photograph
Prize Of Jewelry is ;ofien worth more than we
charge for both paper and package. Remember
all the bove articles in an egant package,
Don't let this pass you. try ) our luck you are
certain TO get more goods than you ever bought
before for the money, and NAV get prize ofjew-
cry worth double the price charged. The paper
six whole months aud the package for only 30
cents. Address W. ". BurrOW, Publisher,
Bristol, Tenn.
SS-A GENTS wanted to ell our tine Engray ngs,
From 50 to $40 day easily made.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13
Attachment Notice.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, ANDERSON 90.
Chas. Melvin We David Yother.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, ANDERSON 90.
1T APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT THAI
Il the defendant David YOther is justly indebted
to the plaintiff, and Is a nonresident OF the Btae
or that he so secretes himself that the ordiuafy
process Of law can not reach him and be served
and an Original Attachment having hcen leViid
upon his property, IL is, therefore. ordered tint
publication be made ia the Knoxville Chronicle,
q Newspaper published in Knoxville, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, commanding the sad
David YOther b appear before me or some Oth,r
acting Justice Of the Peace. at my house In ue
OH civil district Of Anderson county, on MondIy
the 18th day Of January, 1875, and make doieRe
70 said suit against him; Or It will be proceed,d
with eXpar,e. Dc. u, 1874, -
j. p. CHAPMAN.
XiiloWi j. p. TOR Anderson county
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13

The MAYOR Of Petersburg. g.. has
@ novel duty to perform. Under the
law it has been made his duty to see
that Charles Rogers, white man.
who has no visible means Of support,
shall be sold or hired to the highest
bidder for period Of sixty DAYS.
TIE money paid for his services will
be devoted to his own benefit. provid-
ed be works his time out; but if he
runs away he will get nothing. The
i7der oj@ Appeoi Of that city under
stands that a private bid Of $3.50 per
month has been made for him.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13
Dissolution If Partnership.

= He FIRM OF CLARK X JOHNSON Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Z. l.
Clark being responsible for all debt, and author
lied to make all collections Of accounts due the
old firm. q. l.. CLARK,
January !, 1875. W. 5. JOIN SON.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13

The manufacture of PloWs will be continued at
the Old stand, near the Knoxville and Ohio Rail-
road Depot, by the undersigned Send for cir
cusr and reduced price list,
Prices Reduced to SUIT the Times.
iSllw3mo CLARK 4 co
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13
NOW APPOINTED

Whole Tickets go. Halves sl5. Tenth. or each
Coupon, So, Eleven Whole Tickets, $50,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13
CHA CERY SALE
OF
A Valuable Farm.


d. A. Carpenter vs.. W. II. Bedell.
DURSUANT TO AN INTERLOCUTORY DE-
i CREE pronounced 10 this cause. az the = D.
tcmber Term. 1871, Of the ChanceTy C0uTl at
Knoxville, TennCs7ee, / viii sell in front Of the
Court House door, in Knoxville. on
Saturday, February 9th, 1875
Att O'CLOCK A. NJ. at public auction. to the
highest bidder, the tract Of land mentioned and
described IN tho pleading.. lying in the - civil
district ot Knox county, ICHne7see, on Beaver
Creek. adJ 9iuiug the lands OF John Taylor and
others, known az the Jesse Ayrcs Home Place"
and containing 10 acres, more or less,
TERMS.
said farm will be sold on a credit Of o. ~ and
Is months aud in bar Of the equity Of redemD-
ton. taking notes with security from the purcha-
ser and retaining lien on The land a. further Sc
ilsTi NIL. PATTER son. c. an
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13

i or ltehets, OF lhlOfhullout a4lfeaa
THOs. Z. BRAMLETTR, Agent aud Manager.
Louisville, Ky. Nii22d&w4W
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

ion and clearness. cross-examined him
very briefly, and be had just quilted the
witness box, when, as il transfixed by
some instantaneous shock, he stood the
very impersonation Of terror. His hair
literally stood on end. His eyes were
riveted on figure advancing toward
him with slow and measured tread. Il
uas the exact image Of the murdered man
his face all pale and CHASTITY as when
he lay IN his coffin. That such a visitor
was not of this world was the common
feeling even of those who had never seen
Marley, and who knew not whose was
the ghostly form thus inysteriously re-
vealed.
Merciful God !" shricked rather
than ariiculated the frightened wretch
who had just stepped bis soul in perjury
against another's life, " but uncbain my
senses from this horrible vision, and let
mans weighticst condemnation fail upon
me-"
Then, sinking on his knees, in dis
jointed and broken sentences, he poured
forth a confession that fully justified the
belief had for some time entertained,
that, he, Giraud, and not my client, was
the real culprit.
And now, reader, cont throw away
the paper with a sneer at "ghost storh 8,
till on find out whether have been
telling one or not.
had a friend, young actor, who, If
living to-day, would be the brightest star
on the English boards. His power OF
imitation WAS wonderful. He knew and
had seen Marley. A weeks practice
made him perfect in the part he was to
perform, aud it was he. and no ghost,
that appeared, as pre-arranged between
us, at the critical moment. had read
g That guilty creatures, sitting at play.
Have By the very cunning OF the
Been struck u the soul, that presently
They have proclaimed their maeiactIous -
and the result proved that the great dra,
matist, as usual, was right.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

u e desire - - the clIKens of Saiiu- and al
Joining counties that now newly httei M sp-
business, and sOt.cif f8e tatr,G - 81 mat Az
~ want % lightning rods Hsytag had several wears
OF eNi'eriencs ~ The business .usTanfte 81 car
work Ia he done good asa subsisniAl saAEser
Orders Tor russ csn BE- eff AZ Ises Wsl'- = bad
y arr ste-. >s'-us N~--a-
: n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
Two "Soid" Bellies.

/ A Now York correspondent writes
In d Fifth avenue boarding-housc @
great pretension dwclls Mrs. H-ant
Mrs. E--,two airy females who live
tor no Other purpose than TO see Other
folks clothes and get mes ones for them
selves. A gentleman boardcr had busl
ness with very worthy, plain, cid fcl
low, ahi for few weeks had him &c
board IN the house. Common clothes
and clumsy manners afforded EAST amuse
mn; 10 the je" fair iol'c- Thcy
is need aUd gtl.afee& q q most e"arv
move he C!G Uan maie t,,l al las, |hc
verify man's paJrna ,8oaah1 he'd furr
tie uds He encountered Nrs Ii
aai in ca.clsSs way introduced the
subject, rogretting that Mr.. - did not
take more pains with bis costume, be
being one of the solid men OF Wall street,
worth in the neighborhood of five or SIX
millions. Tho bait took, The other
lady asked 4 confederate OF the first gen
tleman if il was really possible Mr.. -
was worth as much, and the party ad
dressed said he thought large fortunes
were usually overestimated, but he pre-
sumed, were he forced TO sell, he would
come out with three or four millions
from his stocks; about his real estate he
knew nothing. That night nj dinner
80 no ladies were elusive ia tuUir al
tention. The old gentleman passed
most of the evening in the private par
Tor of one Of them, tho most honored OF
The many guests. Ore Of the ladies had
him out TO ride in her sleigh, and after
q few days poor old Mr.. =, who had
bimselfa widower, was being
actually courted by Mrs. Ii. Mrs. Ii. had a
box during the he logg season at the ope-
"a and often the old wall street man
was its occupant. When illusions were
made 10 investments and stocks, in his
simple way ne jolled never thinking their
inquiries were made in any other spirit
han that Of iun. Alas! this week
Mrs. Ii. and irs. T., sitting at the din
ner table one night, shedding their
sweetest smiles on Mr.. Solid Man, hap
Dened TO mention they were going TO
Brooklyn the next morning. Up speaks
he old man If you are gong up Fulton
street you must stop and buy bouquet
IF nay daughter she keeps florists shop
pretty near Montague street. Your
laughter keep Il florist shop?' exclaim-
I'd both ladies. Certainly, ma'am," re-
urned the Wall street man. after gave
up my nursery out in Flushing Hannah
made arrangements with my successor
- be furnished with flowers, and she's !
lone "A good business ever since Well, /
he whole table laughed, taking IN the
situation at once. Such pair of dis |
rave driven ont every day since and cut
he solid man and his patron dead from
be awful hour when they discovered /,
now sweetly they had been sold"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
6 &. RuROETT.

ooaN, -.stE az r.fv GENrrst L&sD orricr
Washington - O. April I5tA, l..J ig-i..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

4 lady entered the store of futile Il
Co, the other day, in search OF postage
stamps, and was told that they were on,
oftherl. She asked when they would
have some ready, and was told that they
should get some the first time they went
II the postofice. "Why," said she in-
nocen'ly, IL supposed that you printed
them here, aud that the postofiice got
them OF you.-Rwland Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

90 gracious, no." exclaimed Mrs.
Marrowfat to Mrs. Quoggs, raising her
hands and speaking in . very excited
tone. She was so i'll when her new
bonnet came home that she couldn't get
up; but, dear sakcs. Jane, that didn't
matter nothing, for she just put her hat
on, and lay with her head out OF the
window the whole afternoon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

One of the curiositics of English'ec-
cle-iasiical lay is, that while clergyman
OF the established church may preach in
the streets, in the theater or in tho ma.
SIC hall, he may not preach in house OF
worship belonging 10 Dissenters.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES & EVERYTHING.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
FOR SALE!
100000 Acres
VALUABLE LANDS
IN KANSAS.

By direction OF the Honorable Secretary Of The Ia
rur the uuGeT, nvd VA receive scaie bids Tor tbs
Ne-hJ River along the southern inc ot the state 81
Kansas embraced within Whist IL generally known az
tht 'CuKEoKFK >THtr. 90
the provisions oi a. gct 90 Congress approved Nav
n, ls.s a. statutes al Larsc vol NNii, ~ = and
-
1hey wall be sod to Ia. hishs, ttlder for cash, -
quantities not exceeding hundred and -lNty scres.
"a LEES than tive dollars pr acre Tor ell oi SAID
land. lyIrs 81 the Arkansas RIVER aud ore dol
lar and fty cvis per acre, i0r such lands - lie N's
sf sand River.
Irintr ..,s ,lr-cribiug the lands hcrrby offered ter
sale hy u1tr proper rS sAd 'i-i'ns and ln'uc~i'hs
fi- minimum price wbirh p tract D. held. Viii 81
sent uy o. lhe address of nl,y cIs"a nAk'ns sp
lcaitou therefor 90 Ihr Commissioner % thc Frnera
Land once, or Go the Register and Eryigsf 60 r. e.
c.i ei.rss 20 "a irtifs tra fnt rprn i-f.r kasls.-
r,f.sas tGtftaF O. fut. asse frrr "a fVr 's nt3f
F'.ta - fvt -. tsil-. Dos .Fci. aid mart 30 81
',c'r m,1 .t .e.i-i -la must r. ..r nJf " - in47
. a..ris,-. agt .ti a--,t, tltt -'4tlfm ,3 tas g.
c..i 1923. 4itis..1l ts....a-..i az lfs -
30. ri1s' o. a.e.i.'.a ~ rs iei Of d-si 81 p
,.tsuHt ul 80 -usrasr' of te s'f iI-l oi --- r-a
'-t. vr'oh sum- .a c7r iLc a..d y - @f'sei sn -
balance NOS rA't. Viil be- i"it,itrr should nuS bal
be- III, crsl, tHe svm deposited 0i Sc 1tusHSd to tie
rarii', whose bids are accepted VIII De notac, &C
such a,r aittT thr aptHlug Bl thr hiis
practicable. bHI t A. hu forty days after s,i,a uo-
t,e ta- been day ID.cl -, ilsat 30 s b mot ntsir
Q i'~ tYaHH-.fa't 81 toe S-asrd Ltud ohicV oi tn
am'uut brt, thr ltut upon which such osp Nas nisi
VIII bs asafn -ui jrci g., sale
lhe tst I,f o,Uf. deposit repaired g. acc, m"tnf
bids H' I.Iuttf. Zee to-t pn,r erfcis, Crrhcatef
of dspu-if. .Irrrd chv,ss CO.. some t,asvruurnt ds
os.rers us able g. t- ORDER oi ths tarliuis-oucr 90
ihs '',utrd tsld on.ee, or ia cutrnsy.
ihc rish % reject a'] aui al b.ls - ratrSssy -
served.
Al b,i, most I- sealed and At ,rs-sei D. The "CoA
N-~-t"NtH 90 IuE trE~atsL taND SfYlDG. " Asuls..-
I"S, - t.,' cad ihdprset "a ire r]H 'ulH9stF
upi, VIII BE- received s. abg.- Invited ...l b
eio.. po-a - n s!sud a. ~ -sas.. Iss.. -i's'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

Susan Jane must have been scantilv
dressed when she was looking ont for
her lover and sang:
'H I'm come tonight the winds at rest
The moon is full and fair;
I'!l wear the dress thnt lleased him best
ribbon in my hair -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
SHGriI-S Sale.

Wli.lsn8 h. >haeifr, Ftsiaf.f,
EvNn.icr i--i ant susan Z Light. psftst
~ virtue OF order Of safe issu.l frvm TIA
GERS ol-~ Of the District Court 81 the lga Judicial
District ami Tor tbs cp1aty % saline and Ssate of
h-aJ-4s. sud 10 directed AM aciiv Srei, viii
IN re I.fs Gsy ef 9Ig. 4 p. ISIS,
al selack y " OF SAID dsy. nj the court house door
m the city OF >ins ecr Tor sale and sgli - the high
and IL 5ssiier. cash hand the following de-
scgi real ATE, tc-wIf the northwest quarter OF
section twenty -dyc IN township 10 south OF range
the eth principal meridian situated ia the coun
at ~@inc >gacof hsncss. am SontAt INK leo tcrts
more or less according 70 the government survey
hcTvof sand real estate appraised ~ e. SO 80 and
q be sold the pFaPsrty Of the above named dVivn
dant> satisfy said order sale in OF ths above
~. ma plaiDtlu
Given uuevny hand AZ Iay oGase tbs lliA iAy ef
April. 4 II. ISIS. a. }. tsOt>G. sheriff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
AYRES'
Elastic Hernia Truss.

~AtlsA, hsnss#
ht W tf-t.- lftaf Fir Accept fny thanks
tar tte i-fes vH4 seat ne. Of four fsthtr+s niaks
Wh'cH fsteffH Ht Dom tts breach VS. ~uTsfing un
drr ~ Uaf ''rae lht frr i.id hrsu usils d.d s4-
80 fi ihr or. fT'ri. Hut fHu4a cured iu siE
a'hF"2u iaf irrn feif ffat 20 fnJ eye sgu eos
D. rurri q Be- rprf fisu risfatu ~ irtiis starv
J hh'' Htt ".'4-.fH fu yeas 80. s1d ftr - an
gHjt" tHs ffltf Dol t.-rustHert cordially rec ~.
ga. H4 AtfFf' 3aasa. ~ tur is-t Go BE- iosind
You're tfnfs.
o. s. sTOCKwEtf. Bsftlst Mis.laaarT
Refer by sp'c'ai permission - Prank ~ H8uiifeu
u. -. ~ - IrIirsseT Ct ~HFg.ry ifglleFus ILL.,
/ .tal hriira! College. Nrs Tsfk
> j rr4fTs f9r Western Kansas f8r flr AYHE.
W. arHfhi Pc accom- panied hy 4a asufs around fhs
his and De- 81 d.srgi itl0I - ne iiernsa Adirsss
DR.. J LULl. Js 3aiina. Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS AyDS.
Piles and flstulaInAno.

De J. W pAILY & BIO. SAUNA, KASsAs.
Cure piles and fstais without pain knife canstic
.igaJare sa dc not charge one dollar until the -
ceinpletsll
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
A BdPgaiis Ia Land.

Tlsat handsome lrvUI - acrvs of lard adjoining
BrtoSv lie and stock yarsis the Kansas Pacific, IS
ril. -ysst o. <aiiHa. .e east half of The n9rthcas'
1srsrr o. section ID. township IS. ranEr Wssf1 Wti
-. closed oar tor 81 90 cash X sud within the newt
ten dave o. the isR i a, stone house shout l6NsS
IN Sbsat acres under cultivation. The properly
JOHS W BEEKs. Land agsnt,
is-s, ~zlina, hAusSs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
The Dece M ber Magazines.

-H0per's Magazine for December, which is
Just out, is number Of unusual interest, and
especially rich in illustrations. The opening
article, up the Ashley and Cooper" is most
beautifully illustrated. 1t s from the pen of
Constance Fenimore Woolson, and describes very
delightfully."-, the surroundings Of Charleston S.
c., with all their olden-tme "reminiscences and
legends. James Parton treats OF " Caricature in
the United States" from Benjamin Franklin to
Thomas Mast. portrait OF the latter heads the
article, and several of his caricatures are given
including some OF the famous ones Of the war on
the Tweed Ring. fine illustrated article de-
scribes Windsor Castle. with its decorated state
apartments and picturesque surroundings. In
Talks, Walks and Drives, in and around Lea Cas-
tie near Kidderminster, England in the summer Of
1872" Judge Campbell presents some very in
teresting facts of Richard Baxter's life. James
I. Fields concludes his entertaining reminis-
cences of " Barry Cornwall A. II. Guernsey
narrates the events Of " Bloody Mary's reign
of especial interest in connection with Tenny-
sons ecent drama Sunset Cox gives us more
specimens of American Humor, and the four
teenth of the First Century y papers is by
President Barnard, who writes of the progress
made In the. exact sciences.
The December issue closes the 10th volume
of that excellent publication Lippincotfs Mag.
azine 1t opens with handsomely illustrated
article on "Up the Thames, 'the second of SER
les Ou luts iteTertiiib IlNerf ny LuNhru " Druce
Mrs. Kemble gives valuable "Notes on the
Characters of Queen Katharine and Cardinal
Wolsey in Shakespeare's Henry VIII.," the
scenes of which the writer has
so often illustrated by the magic Of
her voice and genius. "The Comrades is con-
cluded in this number. Sarah Winter Kellogg,
the writer of this touching story, which is based
on real incidents in the life Of distinguished
living scientist, has added many admirers by
this, her latest effort. "Carmela" is an ex-
quisite poem by Emma Lazarus. Betrayal
is also fine specimen Of an American poem by
Sidney Lanier, to whom we are indebted for sew
eral very fine productions. =" Medical Education
in the United States. by II. G. Wood, Jr., M.
D.iis an able article on subject Of deep import
ance to the whole community. " Risks is a
charming and ingenious story by G. p. Lathrop
=" The Atonement OF Lean Dundas," the serial
of this Magazine, increases in interest. Z" A
Night Of Adventures" by Fitzedward Hall, is q
very interesting descriptive article on travel in
India. There are several other articles and
stories, our space allowing mention of two OF
them, d" Miss Wizards Two Rings,- by Sher-
wood Bonner, and Miss Lucy II. Hooper's
Housekeeping in Paris" the former a very
striking story, the latter, as the title suggests
another of those pleasant gossipy articles from
the pen of that graceful American correspon-
dent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

There are nineteen passenger railways inPhil-
adelphia, and only four Of them have thus far
subscribed for Centennial stock. All Of them,
however, hold out against reducing their fares
to the prices of other cities. Whatever tex
tortion there is IN the Centennial City, next
year, these grabbers will be chsrgeable with a
fair share of it.
The dogmatic utteranoes Of the New York
Nation are supposed by many to be founded on
a basis of fact. That this is a totally wrong
supposition is indicated by correction Of its
errors which we quote from the Times. To be
inaccurate in statements OF fact is bad enough,
without adding to it dogmatism and pompos-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
Instiau Summer.

The question arises, " What is Indian Sum-
mer?" and probably not one person in twenty
Thousand knows Almost every warm day in fall
is spoken OF as being it, and incorrectly too
The Rev. John Lyon has expressed himself up
on the subject as follows " The leaves gem
orally begin to fall in October, after the tirst.
frost, and continue to do 80 during the month
Then very generally, when all the leaves have
fallen, there comes cold rain and bitter frost,
fermentation and decomposition, which adds
warmth to the earth, causing that warm, misty
atmosphere which continues until nearly the
end OF November. And it is during this
warm spell in November that tradition says, in
this latitude, the Indians laid up their corn for
the winter" This explanation may or may not
be correct, yet it is deemed to be as good a one
as has yet been advanced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15


In Great Britain, the "country banks and
private bankers issue their currency notes, SAYS
Mr. Bayard, and such folly as preventing them
has never been attempted or suggested. This
proves nothing, even if true, against our nation
al banks. They are free, also, to issue curren-
ry if they have fund for its redemption and
any one may establish such bank if he will pro
9ide such fund. The British private bankers
and "country banks" arc subject to the strictest
ragniaticns of Parliament, and must redeem
Their notes in specie, Oh presentation. To rep
resent that they enjoy an easy freedom from re-
straint is an extraordinary error and to suppress
the fact that under the law of last winter ma
tional banking is substantially "free banking, -
with only needed degree of security for the
public against fraudulent iseues of notes, is un
candid, to say the least.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
Fosters Blood Purirler.

II you wish to soften and beautify rough skin,
take Fosters Blood Purifier.
III you wish to cure pmples and blotches, take
Fosters Blood Purifier.
II you wish to cure tetter and rDgworm, take Fos-
ter's Blood Purifier.
II yeu wish to cleanse the blood from old and in
dolent ulcers, take Fosters Blood Puriner.
Our Blood Pnrher does all we claim for it. 1t Is
purely Vegetable, contains no poisonous suDsi ances
and is pleasant to take has stood the test for years.
1t has cured hundreds Of cases given up by physl-
clans as incurabe. We challenge the world to pro-
Purifier. letter Ointment used in connection with
the turifer for all eruptiols Of the skin. Sold
wholesale and retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Sts.. Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
GitN Business directory.


Bankers and Brokers
X X Robinson d Co., 40 Market street
Boot and shoe Makers and DcaIers.
Bnbcock 4 Bro, ais Market street.
John y. Moreland, sth and Poplar sta
Carpenters and Builders.
j. Q. Haddock, shop Thorne bel Front. Res IUIa
j. X. ID. Seeds, shop w. 4th. near west.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane DeMainvie, II Fourth street
Coach and Carrinso Material.
VIM. Green Co.. s. II. Sd and sbploY sts,
Druggists.
Ii. r. Bringhurst, sl7 Market st.
Florists.
Tatnall Co., Delaware Avenue aud Jefferson st.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas H. Plumn.er, tua Market st.
Gents Furnishing Goods
John p. Doughtsu 4lO Market st.
Iron ard steel
wm. Green Co.. S. R. corner 30 And shpies sss
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, y. W. corner Front and Orange
Loolstnx-tiInsses and Frames
H. McMonagle, I'd and King Sta
Merchant Tsilors
Geo. Gouert 18 E. 9TH at
John H. Mnhlhausen, ais King st.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington. Almonds Bd's. sth and sarkst.
NJ. NJ Child Co..4 west 7th st.
j. H. Frazer, Sd and Shipley sts
Vim. Reynolds Co., s3l Market II.
VIM. McCaulley Co.. 6OS Market at.
Restaurant and Billiard Room
Joseph Fullmer. b04 and bO6 Market ST.