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We have had Anelher Spell,

We have had Sneisier ''SDclI.r
a large and respectable aulieuce was
present to witness the contest by the
spoilers at The Court House last Friday
night, for Webster's Unabridged Diction.
airy. Newton Hacker. aud K. j, Blair
we're selected as Captains. Tue following
ladies and gentlemen composed.
,y-ts CAPT. BLAIR's CLASS,
II. II. 1ngersol, Miss Kate Briukm2n,
Mrs. f. W. Earnest, Frank Slcmons,
Wright lloss Rev. j.. Akin Jr. Miss
Rose Earnest; Prof. DUNCAN; Mrs J.
l.. Lampson; Mrs. j. B. M3Ln {;
Charles Earnest J. j. Lampson Sr. Miss
Jennie Carr; DR.. Armstrong; Sidney
Armstrong; Miss Maggi5 Broyles.
CAPT. HACKER's Glass.
j. /. Lampson Jr. Miss Sue Deakins !;
DR., W. r. Sewer; L A. Shipley !;
W. NJ. Slemons: j. II, IIauSley; G..
L. DOsser j. b, Slemons; Miss Broyles :;
", L, Mathes Henry lIoss Sr. j..
Allison Jr. s. s. Luttrcll j, 3. Ship
ley; W. G. Mathes; Hiss Nellie Lamp,
son; Prof, j.. c. Peoples acted as mas,
ter.
The words first given we're easy
spelled but afterwards came the hard
ones. The evening was 70 ''frigid" for
Miss Maggie Broyles and she secured a
seat near the stove. Capt. 8lair's class
wasa good selection, but his ''moneys'
Invested in the dictionary was a failure
aud be retired early In the contest.
Sidney Armstrong was not considered
''haughty' for he really preferred a back
seat, S. S. Luttrell's "welfare" was not
as he anticipated. The Master gave W..
K. Mathes a sapphire but he failed to
appreciate it. Allie Do,ser was very
well satisfied with apiece" DR.. Arm
strong knew he could see through a
crystal, but he was so much excited
that he could net spell it. j. L, lamp
son ST., was taken with a "dizziness' and
A.. 49, LHH .".|
was excused for the evening. Tonnage"
was a little to heavy for Miss Della
Broyles. AS the excitement was now
getting pretty high, Frank Slemons con-
cluded he cQld'nt stand the "su,triress'''
Of the contest aud retired. John Allison
Jr., had f3rsotten his "eihnamen,' Henry
lIoss was not used to ~"piecing." We are
sure Prof. DUNCAN wa never considered
''brutish' or he would have recollected
how the word was spelled. Capt. Hack.
ell was Sc paratod from his class by sieve
aud it also retired Charles Earnest from
the other SIDE y i. DOssr,s gauge
was no. large enough to hold him in lis
class. Mrs. Lampson aud her little
daughter failed on 'si1geins." j. 4.
Shipley's 'cipher,ipg was net according
to the rules Of modern authors. w. @.
Mathes would have preferred keeping his
seat with the class but was asI disposal
to ~'wrangle" over it. Young ladies like
something sweet better bar pickles, aud
we think the Master could have found a
more appropriate word than "ghaIkin"
for Miss Jennie Carr. The Master gave
hcv. Nh. Akin a "fuglough' for the
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.gS arc retailing at only ten cents, a
and yet there are some people
Pre- not harry, The other evening.
Rw 4 great struggling fellow, with a
in his mouth, going all over town
b. for cracked ones which he wanted
ftS a DOZEN
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MARRIED.

On the 25th, inst, at the residence
of the brides father by Rev j. C.
Bashor, Mr.. PETER MILLER, and Miss
ANGIE II. MAY. May all their re pom.
sibilties be little ones.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

Here will be a public installation Of
ofccrs Of Central Grange No 3j7 at
ards Depot, on Thursday May the
1S7j. at 10, o'clock A. NJ. Also
\ Grange talk and Refreshments.
b along and bring your baskets.
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Reiigietts.

'eF w. G. Barker will deliver o
discourse on The death of Cor.
e. GRESHAM, at the Christian
7 IN this place next Sunday. All
spectfully invited.
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20 PMS Or ek Sen,i,ary.

school at Boon's Greek Seminary
|C'' on Ihursday May the 9th, with
'iDl''op aud OF her interesting exer>
Ncv. N, G. Taylor win deliver
lT'as on the OCCASION. The public
E'''d', t,'ev. al
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

n Sp cial Notice to Book and Bible
.&esscrs. YOU will hear of something
~ advantage by sending your ad-
the st. Louis Bible Publishing
Pny, 3Oj Locust Street. st. Louis,
ltt peg aHs Dj
81 April - W..
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Farm INA pIerlents.

joel Thomas is ready, willing and
+ to furnish all farmers of this and
|nding counties with all the farm
hc0's and machinery that they may
lie proposes to sell as low as the
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

|lI, Reeves, j. Il. T. Harris. d. W.
D piles q j " e. Miss Sue f. DeakinS
lHle and George Williams are re,
u to mectin Jonesboro', Tenn, next
pay at 10 A. NJ, for the purpose Of
y arrange ments for the Grange
p 10; and picnic to come off may
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MON RESIDENT n Office.
" In C%hahcery ut ] "nesboro' r en-
Joseph Boothc,
SIesiiell u MaYer. ct. al.

Slesticld 81 Mayer, ct. al.
In this cause it appearing from the al
leg ati0ns in complainaIts bill that
Isadore Siesiield aud Max J.. Mayer two
of the defendants are ncu-rcsldcnts of
the State Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be- maac for lour
Successive weeks IN the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE, a newspaper published in the
town OF JOnesboro' Fem, nutiryiu ing tie
said nonresident defendants to appear
before our said Chanccry court on the
18th Monday Of May next, aud ~ IKE their
defence to said bin, or the same viii be
takcr for confessed as to them. and set
for hearing, eX. parte. Witness, b.. f.
Swingle, Clerk and Master o said Court
at office in .Ionesboro, this the 18th day
OF April, 1875. y.
b. +. SWINGLE, G.. x VI.
april15w4pfs5.
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Il. i. Tho mas 81 Go

ITO Il1dS CN NC
DEALERS IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAS
MARBLE, Monuments, rombs, Head and
Foot Stone, Urns, Vases, &C.. &c. Knox
vile, Tennessee, are constantly shipping
to all parts of Fast Tennessee, especially
to Washington County, the best work in
their line. that We have seen, come from
any other establishment. Parties needing
any thing in the TOMB Stone line would
do we'll to call on JAS. Ii. Dnsser e. Go.
Local Agents at Jonesboro'. or Roht. n
McAdams, their Travelling Agent, for
Hawkins, Sullivan and adjoini G counties,
Grad iress,
T.. =. THOMAS $50.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Deo3m
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personal.

4 Hydcr of Flag Pond Seminary
\ us with a call last Tuesday. The
T'Sion of his school commences on
III of July. Ris prospects are very
nng for q large school.
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fyou want to sell your farm send US
'rription of 1t and your lowest price.
BAY be able to send you a purchaser.
bfer you our services free Of charge.
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ipegar Bitters; Rodgers Bitters (;
D Extract Sarsaparilla ; Simmons
y Regulator.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

,hnal Grange No 3j7 meets Regu,
BIT Telrords Depot on the LIST Thurs,
"a every month at 10 A. NJ.
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Plaster.

eNc agood lot of Plaster on hand
Ne. r.
j. B THOMAS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

AM Lucy Crawford a very old honest
respected woman died last Friday
inc
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Marches.
kYKER PIPES.

am now the only manufacturer of
Il celebrated kyker Pipes. Thoy are
ne best made and the great demand for
them has enabled me TO make the naces-
parry arrangements to fill all the orders
that may receive. Price of pipes $1,000
OuSlnd.
Address,
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r. Hair Yigor; Halls Vegetable
Rencver Clark's Hair Dye.
p'. AT WHEELER'S.
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Dor tie btest 81 les Of PaPer aua Er.
L ,elofes. YAH on
Il. J5HS 8 Nhtnrs.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

'm tue Information that we receive
I'll parts of the county the entire
\ peaches and apples has been kills
pur only hope for fruit is in black.
y rtop that has never been know to
tbs county, q ,,.ir.3s
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nesboro' District, M E. Church
Third Ouarter.

District M E. Church
Il Third Quarter.
..bothton May s
,sbellton CIR. Limestone Cove 10
An Station " Stony Creek /" %
,rboro.' Kyker's 20
,brsyille Deep Spring June B
BrancL. Pactolas IL
,ebOru, and johnson City, John. -
oo City :" 10
,atovn Earnest's Chapel &c
Melville Cir. Pisgah July 8
neville 10
Il j. A. RUBLE, p. L.
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DIED.

At the residence of Mr.. Samuel Gug.
gonheim, in this place of Asthma, Mr..
JACOB LANG, in the 42d year of bis age.
lie was born at Gailiugen Baden, Europe
He suffered from this distressing disease
since he emlgrated to this country in 1856.
Most of this time he has spent in the hos>
pitable famil7 of Mr.. GuggGnhcim. Mr..
Il. accompanied his remains to Richmond
Virginia, where they were met al tue De.
pot by a large c~oncourse of friend, aud
relatives, and were buried by them in
one of the city cemeteries. Mr.. Lang was
Il member Of the Hebrew Church and
made many friends by his geutlemanly
department aud courteous entercoursc
with all whom he came in contact.
ROBERT Z. TuoMPsoN formerly Of
this county but for several years a resident
of Middle Tennessee died, at Spring Hill
Maury County on the 10Th inst,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

Miss MARY c. PRICE, died April PSI.
1875, on Sinking Creek Washington
County Tennessee age 20 years Z months
% days. She was a consistent member
of the Christian Church and bad been for
II years MoIlie was a kind girl and
loved by all VITO kuew her.
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SH1S Va AAlAAs
Nathan Shiplcy Admir- Of Jas. Barding,
deceased.
LCtitia Bardinr. ct. al

Pursuant to decree of the Chanccry
Court at JOnesboro', at its November
Term, 1870. In the above cause, ] will
offer for sale to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in Jonesboro', on the
22d day Of May 1873,
the tract OF land mentioned and describ-
ed in this cause, lying in Washington
County, Fenn., Civil District No. 10 adj
Joining the lands of the heirs of James
kinchelOe, deceased, and others, contain
ing 100 acres more or less; said land will
be sold subject to thc dover interest of
Lrtiiia Barding in said land and will In
c!Idc the rcyCrSionary interest of said
Dover. Said land will be sold on a
credit CT six and twelve months payable
IN equal inStGllmrnts aud in bar of the
right Of retention. The purchaser will
he required 10 give notes with approved
security for the purchase money.
b. F SWINGLE, G Il NJ.
April % vi PISS:
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BaCllus,

monday the case Of the State VS..
ZINES who was charged with steal.
%''aoAlne cover from M6ssrs Thomas
cummings y. in the summer Of 1878
'ale the cholera was here, was tried
circuit court. The jury decided
r'u'I morning to send him to the
+IlFy i've years, to which Pa has
us council objected aud asked
new trial. but failing to receive it,
peal to the Supreme conrt
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

last Saturday morning at her residence
on Cherokee, Mrs. CALVIN Hoss, of
hernia.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-29

cough Syrup; Stoucbaker's
fL0TeTi Browns Bronchial
ia.
ii At w~UEELER,S.
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49,. ytI)T,
JAS. ST EwART. ]
Wilson & Stewart
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN COM,

SOUTUERN AND WESTERN COM,
MISSION.
No 215 North Water St. and 2lS North
Wharves.
NOTE.-We VIII TAX pleasure IN fur
nishing Shippers with any information
they may require regarding the state of
a maket. or on other business matters.
|StenelS' aud price Current forwar-
ded, Tree OF charge, on application.
Hess. Rogers & Chambers. Phila; Bar
croft 81 Co, P'hila Jacob Riegel Il Co.,
Phila ; Sitter. Price x &C.. IPhila First
National Bank, rhila Piohl " Jfoeton
Salem, N. c. Bodgin, Hinshaw g co.
Winston, n. C.S 1t ". a d. T. Lindsay
High Point, n. e.; j. G. q ~. e. Weoi.
E>tillville, Va. ; Ja--es IL. Dosser Il Co.
Jo%ncsbnro', Teuu.
Juiy2y.
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JOIN CAJS
Sale Of Land.

Washinton co Gabcrrs Mill
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-09
IS Docking H0rses.o

To he Editor Of dte Commercial:
This s an operation Of great torture to the
horse. 1t weakens his back for the rest of his
life, and none but very wicked man would dc
it or have it done. One who has seen the oper
alton thus describes it The horse is fastened
in the stocks. In the operation of cutting the
tail, the nerve that along the back is sever
ed, and when the knife reaches that sensitive
part the poor horse screams out in the greatest
agony. But the cruel stocks and still more cruel
man hold HIM fast for more pain. The long hair
of the tail id drawn over the horrible cash, tied
with rope and drawn up over pully to the end
of which is fastened heavy brick in order to
keep the tail i'll horizontal position. then
comes more torture with sharp knife, the
under pact of the tail IL scored TO the bone IN
three or four places, the last time very near the
body OF the horse, 80 as to cut the thick cord
that holds the tail down. The suffering animal
s kept thus fastened FOR three weeks until the
last made ganlIes heal. What is left of the poor
tail swells to an enormous size anl il full OF
pain, but the heavy weight attached to the pull
y still keeps the cut apart.
Let there be no more 'kuobby GrayS' Who
can "no tail unfold" to brush away the flies.
Besides, the tail serves AZ rudder 20 guide the
horse III turning corners. Let all who read this
think OIL it well, exposing the wckedness when-
ever found, ana abolish this barbarous custom
as soon as possible. MANAGER 5. L. G.. a,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LkAvk WILMINGTON.
For seis York-1.s1, A. NJ, 1217, 1912, oaS, T. N
sundays, 1.31, A. M.
For Philadelphia $50 $40, $50, 1890, A
NJ; 1911, l242 g. a. 5.42, 1870, $50 P. n. Sundays
l.al, A NJ; 400, $50, $50, P. NJ.
For Bditimore.-12.52, 2.03, 1902, A. NJ; 1.2S
$50, 7.l0, p. NJ sundays, 1852, 2.03, A. Nj.
nor Washington. 1252, 2.o3, A. NJ; l2.b6, 1.23
$40, III, I. M. sundays, 1852, 9.03, A.. M.
FIR Deia,rare Z. R.-5.Oo, 1910, A. M; $40 p
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Neic Cdste.-600. 1910, A. II. 1.2o, $40, P. NJ
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Readfn9 n. R.-6.s0, $50; A
M, 5.1b p. NJ No sunday train.
For Wilmington d Western r. h-i0so A. NJ; 5.35
P. NJ. No Sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Nsio York.-l.as. A. NJ. l2.e4, l.ls, 100 p
". sundays 1.55. A. NJ.
From phiia,leirhil --l2 81 l.5a, ess A. NJ: 1900
NJ; 1854, l. n, 4t5, h.l5 8.25. 100 SIS, l'.m T. NJ
sundays, IL ~, l.53. Ices, a. NJ. 11.0, r. NJ.
Rrol. Pr. Depoeft.-s.0i, A. N. No SUNDAY train
From f.aL.pLJrs. - 1.2l, i0.25, A. NJ; 1871, a. A.
5.32, 90. ". sundays, l.al, A. Nj $50, 7. NJ
From Eashf,iyton. l.A, A. NJ. 19.0I. 1910, osl
g2n, Y. NJ sunday ,12l, a. NJ. 9.2n, p. NJ
From DeidmGye &. R.-lO15 A. Nj; 3 80, $50 r.
N. No Sunday trains.
From Nelc CGste-s.0o, 1918, A. Nj; $50, $50
?. NJ. No Sunday trains.
Fro,n Wilmington q Reading X. R.-Sti "A. N.
49, p. NJ. No sunday tra;us.
From Wilmington d Western r. R.-I.5o, A. NJ
sl5 p. NJ NO Sunday trains
LEAvX pHn.A DEIrHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
ls4o, $50, 1880, A. M. l2 1o. 2.s0, 400. ol5. ee
& 80. li.30. p. NJ. sundays l2iO, $50 - NJ; 80
u,S0 P. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-09
Societies..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING

Asylum Lodge, No. %, /. o. o. f., at ODD
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Good Intent Division No. 3, s. OF r., McCla-
ry's Building.
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of r., at knights of
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l, A. o. of G. f. ut
McCary's Building.
Washington Lodge No, /, A. p. A., sayilles
Building.
Equal Rights Lodge No. II, A. f. A. NJ, 18th
street between Orange and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-09
JANUARY j NUMBER.
TABLE, OF CONTENTS.


The Philosophy OF Furniture, by Edgar A. Poe ;
Oh FRAMING Pictures, by Frank Huntington; A New
Method OF Making Bread. by Justus V. Liebig; The
itear Yards OF Houses; Patents Relating to the
househola-THE KITCHEN: The Philosophy of Fry
ing by jas, B. Ilodgskin How to Cook IA chop I;
Engaglhs COOK Preparing Poultry for Market IN
france; Kitchen Ranges; Useful kecpes-THE
SITTING kOOM what the Chimney Said, by Bret
iihrte inuow Curtains {; Wall Papers Household
Iets gloves; ECONOMY of Fuel; Songs for the
household Stoves and Mantels-IHE NURSERY :
llttlc Nhlinpy Z; In eresting Paraqraphs-EDIT0RI-
AIS Domestic ECONOMY. &c.-THE DINING Room {:
HOW 10 Arrange Dining Table How TO Take Care
Oh Nilna ana Glassware-THE WINE CELLAR: Arti-
mulal oft " Mlne WermOuth-rHE BED CHAMBER
rue SIN Of Lying Abcd Faucet and Basins Two
english Bed Rooms; Poets Room Breathing
Through the Mouth HE TOILET Soap Shawls |;
lldia, Cashmere, limalaya; A Unique Exhibition
III l'aris olors Affected by Locality-THE PAR
LORI; Medish Drawing Room People who Make
oucltty Dlhhgreeable; Anniversary Wedding Invi-
ia,ons How to Sing Ballad Good Manners
How Party Failed TO Come OF In Time
inE MEDICINE CHssr: Arsencal Poison ,San-
!aly suggestions How to avoid Colds-THE WIN
DOW GAhDEH Bulbs In the House; Temperature
o. fldnts Rustic Furniture-rHE LIBRARY A
Eneap l'D. ary-TiE LAUNDRY Fire-proof Starch
low low 10 Design House; An Electric Servant The
nu,ure OF llGuse Furnishing; Delivering Coal
fupnshers Notes; Practical Information.
communications Solicited. agents Wanted IN Euery
County. Address
HOWARD LOCKWOOD,
Publisher and Proprietor,
lahi6-if No. 2s BEERMAN ST., NEW YORK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-09
-1l------
focal 1srcssEIes.

sun rises 7.G2.
sun sets 52I
Moon sets at 93i this evening.
Saddle rock oysters at F4llm RS t06 Market ;
Annual meeting of the Mutual Loan Association
tonight.
%hitman'a cream chocolates at POW 81, al Miss
MaXHel's s.
Leaflets for hymn books rinted at TIE CoslMsR-
GAL Office.
Webb never sold hats cheaper fot u luzs IN wears
| than now, AT 3l4 Market street.
| Boys elegant winter caps selling very cheao at
| bubcls the liattCr, L. "d street
Would Il not De good policy 10 have pretty girls 10
take up collections IN tile churches?
| When = housewife 5 bread does not properly rise
isn't she III duuglmesiic dhcuity?
For CHEAP job printing call at the COMMERCIAL
steam printing rooms, 5;h aud Market streets.
MerinO hosiery and Un ciWe r, sci ct lis great
service, ableness, ut Morgans 6-l Market st.
Mrs. Peter Weber, of Chicago gave buth 10 four
daughters last week. WillningtOh cant heat that.
Tie ',ising un pope smoke Singles A ou's c-
CARS PHrtdsu' . Tor quarter, Prln,Ias q for t
quarter.
Hardware alers anl o'hcr merchants who Us
tags can get them prn'ed very chra, ley m. CON-
NLstIAL Office, Special rates Tor !arge lots
Have you cane seat char hat Is getting rick =
ty3 DO not attempt 10 rcualr IT nut get one OF Hd-
hers plleltt char bottom, which Is cheaper and
much superior, AT The only place lne same can ne
lie hut' rprse cos. store, 22o Marhct street.
We would like tins lales Of M,hnn. .tun 20 uut-
chase IN ir dried and c'nned lults tt eur stGrr a.
suriLe EN- tiat We are 4 Ie,m'nH TO give salts
the cay. I. f. Rohnson Co, 9th and Orange SIS.
Open this day one of the finest lines OF Ilainhu /,
Edglng and Inserting ever offered IA this l.ntkci
lhese 2uod- we're purchased dlic"t f. om the i'm
p rters and VIII be sold 1T low prices Tncl lav,.
placed them Oh the counter lOr Inspection, pid we
invite every body 10 call ana lnok through then,
henLald 60.
We b'eve that for really sc fees, Bowman,
me grocer 4d and King, il ihc pla =. Ills assuri-
@ nient oi nos, lHgnayfns Maraeapos JaNas, etc Is
tneqnallcd in town. and We know, from tritl, that
MS prices are as low as the lowest Quall consider
eii' III teas, tpo we can bear icstu ny, that his
able comparison with those of any otnrr store IN
Town our rca'crs Will do well TO 20 to .lNLd King
for their supplies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-09
VA NJ. KENNARD 81 co.

Black silks from sI.s5 to s3.JU.
Fancy SILKS IN DARK ClOth shades from ( 80 to
S2.25.
Fine and Fashionable Dress Goods.
Good, Durab- Dress Goods
Paisley Shdwls v ,tl Red Centre.
Paisley shawls with ijlack Centre.
IrefUusse y Cos kI Gloves.
Dog Skin Gauntlet Gloves,
De Cloves, Uwo butto 5
lioe Gloves, zone buttOn.l
Initial Handkerchieis
Lace HanlkcrChef-, ....
LauIes' Collars and Guns.
Lace BarDes.
Fancy SIX uandkerchiefs
Plain White six Handkercnlefs
Ladies SIN Frnged Sastes.
Immense Assortment OF Lallrs' Ties.
Embroidered Collars and Culfs
Fine Toilet Soaps
Brushes and Combs.
six Umbrellas OF The Finest Quality
Alpaca Umbrellas.
ChlntZ unbreas
La'iies' Balbiiggdn Hose.
Ihlldren's Fancy striped Hose.
Gentemen's Linen liandkerchti5.
Embroidered Piano Covers
Embroidered Table Covers.
Inc Linen able Covers.
Bum, PINK aud Blue Table Covers
But, Pins aud Blue Napkins.
Inc White Napkins,
Fine White Towels, 800. Is and 80.
l.aIles' Merino Underwear.
Gentlclnen's Merino Underwear.
Chilurcn's Merno Underwear.
Ladies' Balinural Skirts.
Childrens BaimOral skirts.
Mhite blankets from $500 to $3.50
White Marseliles Spreais.
tapestry BRUSSELS Ca pets.
Fine Ingram Carpets
Milton hugs and Mats.
.r-We nave also Large Stock OF Calicoes. can
toh ANA Wool tlannels q ssiIneres &c, &C. and
Tor THESE times, to may persons, no more aprSJ-
prlate presullt can be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-09
1,artncrship 1letifrS.

NOTICE-NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV
IN \ N that the partnership la ely subsst ny be-
tween harlrs T.. Maroucy und Samuel +. Marshall,
of Wilmington, Delaware, trading under the irIn
name ot MnrOney a Marshall. was dissolved this
fourth day Of February, A. u. lss5, bv mutual con
sent All debts owing 10 the said partnership are 10
be receiv' be- the SAID Charles p. Maroney, and ali
demands on the said partne ship are TO be presented
10 hiIn fr payment.
CHARLES u. MARONEv,
SAMu FL +. MARSHALL
The h6inr-s making bu ,iness viii he conducted at
The old stand, III IN COMMERCIAL Building, No.
W. 5ih street by the undersigned, who snlicits a
contlnuance Of the patronage heretofore extended
10 The ilrn fcb5 ct CHARLES +. MAKONEY.