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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23

Motley must be an accomplished fact, as
he ia supported by history.
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Keep politics out of the church, and keep
the church out of politics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23

New York has kitchen school where
young ladies learn TO cock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23

The man who thinks he can go alone in
this world should be prepared to die alone.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23

Grace Greenwood should be thoroughly
seasoned by this time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23

Hans Won Bulow is Furnishing pianos in
Boston.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROOF

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE BHed
Eighth Distrl
Mobile, Ala, October ii
WILL BIZ SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUG TiON n
w highest bidder the following propertt|
At Mobile, Alabama. October rs, 1875:
The lighthouse schooners Polaris and
about fifteen tons each; launches Corinp.
Sunrise No. 4, and Susan No. g. about tweJ
each; also the lighthouse steam tender i'll
pellor, fifty and forty -one one. hundredths tai
measurement, saventy-s six feet in length !
feet six inches beam, as they now lie at N
of Mobile; also, at the same place, or1
tcracked), three old stoves, one lot OF al
copper, etc.
At Fort Morgan, Alabama, October %, 1875
The lighthouse launch Pharos No. S
twelve tens, as she now lies at Fort MorpJ
bama; also, at the same place, one ShaS1
tees pump, one lot Of old iron, one lot of oI]
one lot of old cooking utensils, and two old
At Southwest Pass Clubhouse, Louisiana, N
Der 5. 1875:
The lighthouse launches Sunrise No. 3 and
No 2 as they now lie at Southwest Pass ligb1
At Matagorda light station, Texas, Noven1
About one mile OF Petelier's portable nd
three cars and one lot of old iron, as they M
near the lighthouse at Matagorda island
The above property to bs removed BY N
chaser at his own expense, as soon after n
~ possible.
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
A. N. DAMREuI
Captain of Engineers, United States Army
hOuee Engineer E'ph tn Diatrict M
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The Indian frauds will not sell the B lack
Hills.
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NOTICE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, October Is, 1878.
By order of the President, a special meeting OF
the State Board of Education is hereby called at
the Capitol, on THURSDAY, November 4, at 10 NJ,
for the purpose of having the charges made against
certain members of the City Board of School Di
rectors, parish of Orleans, submitted by the COM
mittee appointed by the mass meeting in Lafa
yette Square, assembled September %, lu75.
M. C. COLE,
ocl7 % tnol Secretary
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BANKS AND BANKING
IOTICE TO DkPOSITORs.

NOTICE TO DkPOsITORs.
The depositors of the New Orleans n
Freedman's Savings and Trust Company :
qutsted to call immediately at the WOE
MEMS BANK, No. 81 Canal street, for ofica |
nation concerning the payment Of q twenlj
cent dividend. to be paid on the first of Now
next G. D. STURTEvANLI
Oc20 I'm Assistant Casl
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

D1PARrnRNr OF wArsRwoRKs AMI y
Buildings, New Orleans. october u i
SEALKD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RRCR,r
~ the undersigned until TUESDAY. tina ,
sixth instant, at twelve O'Clock M. for c,.
ing piling Cribs, pWiecting into the river y
the Waterworks engine yard; the work to |
according to plans and specifications on ii.
ONCE Of tho City Surveyor -,s-ss -. ' 1'
All parties making propps for this d
are required to deposit with the Admin;
Of Finance, as evidence Of their intention /
BY the adj Publication, the sum of 9 800 in casb
shall be forfeited to the city In case of X;
sign the contract. -
Bidders to whom the contract Ia not a,
will have their deposits returned after a
ton. o
No bid will be received unless accomps,
the certificate Of the Administrator OF II
certifying that the required deposit hs
Tho city reserves the right to reject any,
Proposals. to be indorsed Proposals I,
structing Piling Cribs"
oc22 LEON BERTOLJ. Aduin,o,,
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SELLING OUT AT COST,
FOB CASH ONLY.
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD,
112............Rampart street............122
Corner of Perdido,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Furniture. Upholstered Goods, Spring
Beds. Mattresses, Feathers. etc.,
Offers to all those in want Of furniture among
other inducepents too numerous to mention
DOUBLE WALNUT VICTORIA BRDsrEADs, go;
WALNUT PORTABLE ARMoIRs. SIS;
WALNUT BUREAUS. WITH GLASS. sl2;
WALNUT COTTAGE CHAIRS, sls per dozen;
Substantially made and well finished.
NO AUCTION GOODS.
ALSO.
A few more of those cheap
PARLoR AND BEDROOM SUITS, OFFICE, HALL,
LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM
FURNITURE.
Prices in comparison to the above.
Now Is the time for cheap bargains.
Call on
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD,
Corner of Rampant and Perdido streeta
Country orders promptly filled. sci 2m2p
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ED.
BURBAEK-In New York, Oct0 Dor 20, EDWARD
]. BURBANK, oldest son of Kdw ard w. Burbank
aged twenty years and six months; born in
Assumption, Louisiana.
Rochester and New York papers please COPY.
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FOR REBUILDING
WALK,

NEW ORLEANS, September l.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED. RESIDENTS AND PR
l. ty owners on the South eide of Poydr.
Cypress streets, between Tonti and Broad O.
having and owning one.f0urth of the pr5
fronting on said portions of said streets, I'd
fully represent that the brick sidewalk and r
curbing thereon, is DESTROYED and unit d
and needs to be relaid and TT graded; wher
they pray the City Council to cause the brici
walk and grsnite curbing of said portion d
streets to be rebuilt, aud the grade theresl
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SPLENDID CHANCE

SELENU1D CHANCE
40 rshs y ~ sry1ssss' On
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SATURDAY. DECKmBKR Is. 1873,
A GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING.
Capital Prise 100000!
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETS.
$3.50 PRIZES,
N ALL AMOUNTING In THE AGGREGATE TO
HALE A MILLION IN G0LDl
The Drawing viii positively commence ct TEN
O'CLOCK on the morning of SATURDAY, Decem.
ber2s 1875. at one of the largest theatres In the
city. 1t viii be conducted w,tha
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad HOurs.

rBAns LEAVE WILMINGTON
Pr Aes York.-l.sl, A NJ, 1alz, 1912, o.a2, p. ID
Sundays 1.91, A. NJ.
For Philadelphia $50, $40, $50, 1890, A
Isl, A NJ. 400, $50, 9.s0, P. M.
For B0lttmore.-12.52, 203, 1907, A M. LIS
o.20, 71o, p. NJ sundays, 1859, 2.09, A. NJ.
For Washington. 9.03, A. NJ. ; 1855, l.2s
$40, III, L. NJ. sundays, 1852, q.Os, A. M.
For Dela,oare R. R.-5oO, 1O.1o, A. H.; $40, P
N. No Sunday trains.
For New casue.-6.OO. 1910, A. M; 1876, $40, P. N
No Sunday trains
For Wiln.ington and Reading H. R.--e.s5, $50 a
NJ, 6.l5, P. NJ. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Restern r. h-i0.S0 A. NJ; o.S5
P. N. No Sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Nec Yot.-l.ba A. NJ; 1894, LIB. 100.
NJ. sundays, l.b5- A. NJ.
Ffom Philadelphia. -l2.42, l5s, $50, A. NJ. 1910
NJ; 12.b4 IS, 400 5.15, 63o 100, si5, ll.eoP Nj
sundays, IL az, l.53 1905, A. NJ. l1.00, P. NJ.
From Port Deposit .0a, A. NJ. No sunday train
From baltimore. l.2l, 1925, A. NJ. l2.c1, i24e
From Washington. - la, A. NJ; 1901, 1910, t.S2
e.20, P. NJ. Sunday III, A. NJ $40, P. M.
From Delaioare Il. R.-lO.15, A. NJ; $50, $50, Z
NJ No Sunday trains.
From Neio Ccste.--S.00, 1918, A. NJ. /; $50, $50
p. NJ No sunday trains.
Frcm Wilmington d Reading R. R.-s.ti A. IA.
I 35, p. N. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Western r. R.-T.5o, A N.
3.1t T. NJ. No Sunday trains,
LKAvR PHILADELPHIA FOB WILMINGTON.
1890 $50, 1885, A. NJ. 1915 $40, 400. b.1b. 500
i45. $50 1l.30. p NJ. sundays 1910, $50 A. NJ; 99,
II 40 p NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13
Churches Tomorrow.

Unitarian church, West Street near sth, r.
Israel pastor. Hours Of meeting lOl4 and T. j
Subject: at 1Ol6. 1.-The experimentation o
Love = at I y, Peace IN an Eiementin Modern
Civilization" Monthly meeting OF the Peace
Society. The public are cordially invited
Trinity Chapel, King and Fifth streets, Sun
day services, at l0!9 and IA O'Clock. Lentei
services daily at l014 o'clock \. NJ and A oclocl
+. NJ, and on Tuesday and Thursday mornings
at 81 o'clock on Friday evenings at u.
o'clock.
West Presbyterian Church. Preaching to
morrow morning at half past ten O'Clock by Rev
l. F. Plummer. No service in the evening.
st. Johns Church. The hour of evening ser
vice has been changed to O'clock.
Hanover Church. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing by the Pastor, Rev. l.. Marks. Prayer meet
ing at o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Rev. Walter Frame will preach i'll the FRS
Presbyterian church at 10'1 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ
The public are cordially invited.
Second Baptist church, corner Of French ant
Fourth streets. Preaching at l0ls A. NJ, ant
" z. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. Alex Macarthur
All are cordially invited. Sunday School meet
at p. NJ. Prayer meeting at Gl5 z. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13
Local RrcvIsIes.

sun rises CTS.
sun sets 6.02
Moon sets at l.l3a m sunday.
Read the COMMERCIAL.
1t Is NJ out as dnicult to keep led pc'.cil as a
diary.
Choice connections at Miss haxwel's 500 W I'd
street
large 'ooking glass for ale cheap, 9 Ma het
street
The CoMMEWcIsL It'd for the city printing i' the
lowest OF auy.
Ten per cent viii he added to water b.lls after
February 2sth solay now
The stock of fu:s reya'ning on hand nj Webb's
vii be sold very cheap. CAL amt SEE.
Go this ming and get some of Fuilmer's saddle
rocks, at 5Od Market stree, (basenent)
Dubell Is selling boys hats, very p city ones Al
quite mouerate prices al T. 3d street.
We have a purse at the COMMERCIAL business of
fce that wants an owner. II was iouud on Market
street.
Morgan sells try nd gloves, and manufac nrea
shirts II tn. neatest nttinB patterns at G2 Market
street..
The first thing to be considered In buylng c liar
IS the nt. The lmwood and Marwkk Ut h tier
than any other.
For the money 1t IS generally admitted III Singles
Sons Part gas the b, st cigars obtanable any
where. The place is o 9 Market street.
Even II you do not purchase stop In ard lo1k a.
the fine stock of walnut furniture al the Enterprise
Co.'S splendid store, NJ 22J Market street
The individual who b trowed cory OF "Pigtma'
Prosress" ON the undersigned, No. 4'5 West sih
street, vii please r. turn the same to Geo G. Mars
The reduction that ". A. Turner 4 Co. ar max
y simply immense. Read tLeir p.ices under Ctt
Items,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13
Auf1intt SaIss.
T ARGE SALE
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber about to change his mode OF farm
ing viii sell at Public sale his farm, at TESTERS
Corner, one mile from kirkwood station, New Cas-
tie County, Delaware, on the
lbrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, at II O'Clock, sharp
Five head OF good work horses two Of them splen-
did brood mares and heavy with al, one of them
Cathcarts Black Hawk, the other by Barney hey
hol s, (2 two colts coming one year old, and ~ TWO
mules, coming three years cid this spr n.y. very
large,) the o her coming one year o d this spring.
C5) Fifteen head Of Mich COWS, as iine as there
IL IN the state for butter, most OF them with calves
10y their side, and the others coming into profit In
March, Q) one fun tired Alderney cow with calf 10y
her side day OF sale; (3 three t9 year old Bulls,
of good stock (5) nveyoke OF nice oxen " ung and
good workers. p'gs, Chester hltes. 10 tons {
good bright cover hay, one maker dearhnrn, and
peach wagon, one hny cart, one steel tooth rake,
rn shel er, one BD,ers gfist n most excel
lent mil for grim ing feed one Burdlck hay cutter.
only used c season one cora stock cutter, D alr
of gate po ts, all ready newed-
1000 SPLENDID FENtR POSTS,
some of them hewed, and the Others IN the rough
all OF Old timber, white OAK and chestnut, cider
press, one aud two horse plows, culilyaOra. wagon
gears OK yoses Nc.
TERMS II sums OF $50 and less, cash al over
that amount a credit of months wi tie given by
the purchaser, giving bqnkahle note with approved
endorser, with inerest from date No giOds re-
moved until the above conditions are comp led with
THOMAS BRADLEY.
WIN. j. IANK, Auctioneer.
Jan2 -2tdltaw-jan2s-3tw- Gtd'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13
8enlster's 2,Otices.
DEGIsTER's OFFICE.


IL NEW tASILK CouN1Y, Jan. 3nth, II.
Upon the application Of 'Eiu8r A. Aud rseu Al
lnliiistfaitiN ol Levi Anderson, late ul Wilmington
Hundred IN sad county deceased; 1t Is ordered ai,i
directed by the Register that TIE Administrators
aforesaid, give notice oi M granting OF Letters pt
with the date OF granting thereof hy causing alyir-
tsemclits to be posted wi'hn forty days from thv
'iate OF such letters, in sX u the most public places
oi the County OF New Castle requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate, To present ilr
same, or ahlde hy an act of Assembly IN such c3sc
made and provided. And also Gauss The same ta he
Inserted within tile same period IN The DNIy COM
AshClAL newspaper published IN Wilmington ald
continued therein three weeks cod
Given under the hand and Seal of Oi;ce
IT, ST. Of the Register aforesaid, n Sew tase, IN
New Castle County aforesaid lur day and
year above written. =. G. hIGti.. Register,
NOilCE-All persons haylug claims against lie
Estate OF the deceased must present the simc duly
aitestcd TO the A1mustatrlY on or before Jan som
1876 or abide The Act Of Assembly III such case ili.ie
and provided.
lamar A ANDERSON, Administrstrlx.
Address ll0g Wood II Fila. t.h awrol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY FAMILY.
CHEAPEST AND MOST USEFUL MONTHLY PUBLISHED.
JANUARY NUMBER.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Til Philosophy of Furniture by Edgar A. Poe
On Framing Pictures by Frank Huntington A New
Method OF Making Bread, by Justus " Lieblg; The
reduction In the Cost of Living Gas Flues The
hear inids OF Houses; Patents Relating to the
househod-JHE KITCHEN: The Philosophy of Fry
ihg, py Jas, u. HodgskiR How TO Cook a Chop
bngaglng Cook Preparing Poultry for Market in
FRANCE Kitchen Ranges Useful kecipes-THK
SITTING ROOM what the Chimney Said, by Bret
iarte indew Curtains Wall Papers Household
rets Stoves; ECONOMY OF Fuel; Songs for the
Littie Whmpy Interesting Paragraphs-EDIrORI-
AIS domestic Economy, &c.--THE DINING ROOM
HOW 10 Arrange Dining Table How to Take Care
oi Chnh ana Glassware-THE WINE CELLAR Arti-
mclal ort " inc Wermouth-THE BED CuAMBHR--
Inc SIN OF Lying bbed Faucet and Basins Two
Ehglish Bed Rooms; Poets Room Breathing
,iniough the IN outh-1 HE TOILET Soap; Shawls
~ in1ia, cashmere, Himalaya; A Unique Exhibition
IN Iarls oiors Affected by Lecaity-THE PAR
s0ht sot NJ edish Drawing Room People who Make
soelsly Disagreeabe Anniversary Wedding Invi-
i,ations How to Sing Ballad Good Manners
low Party Failed to Come OF in Time
lhE MEDICINE CHEST Arsenical Poison .Sani-
thry suggestions How to avoid Colds-TuE VIM
DOW GAt DEN Bulbs In the House Temperature
OF Plants Rustic Furniture-THR LIBRARY: A
1neap LID ary-THE LAUNDRY Fire-proof Starch
How TO Gestgn House; An Electric Servant The
ire ruture OF iiouse Furnishings; Delivering Coal
fupiishefs NOTES Practical Information.
C. mn sications Solicited. -Agents Wanted In Evsrv
County. Address
HOWARD LOCKWOOD,
Publisher and Proprietor,
'ah4o-u NO. rs BRENNAN ST., NEW YORK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13

The FREE BREAKFAsTs.-The managers of the
ladies' free breakfast room, in the basement OF
the Third street market house, gratefully ac
knowledge the following additional contribu-
tons
Victor Dupont, ESD, $40 90 Enterprise Man.
ufacturing Co., $500; II. +. Pickles, $500; Jno
Jones, $500 Friend, $500 Cash, $500
Cash. 51.00 Joseph Eisng, 100 lbs of scrapple
Mr.. McCarty, basket of potatoes.
During the past week $50 breakfasts have
been furnished to needy persons. On account
Of the great number Of persons applying fol
meals the ladies are compelled to ask the aid OF
charitable people, and contributions of money
or provisions Especially bread ana potatoes) will
be thankfully received.
Mrs. JAMES BRADFoRD
Miss ANNE SESGPLE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13
novsEFURNIslilNG GOODS srou,

AT No 3l4 King street, second Il or below Fourth
street, where there ms, be iGupd general a sort
ment OF China, tluCcnSware, t'lass, amt FNtHTcs,
brushes. b sktts, liable and rocket cucr', sluu s
etc. Also, gentemens furnishing goids, etc store
open t!i . O'Clock IN the evening. Ladies' re inviir
10 ga and examine ours ock aud prices before pnr-
chasing elsewhere Liberal discount made to ii, Hl.
ers. Having also taken Out uc innccrs l!ct use,
offer my services to call sales uf Real Estate r
pers' nal prorcrty, both In he CliA and conntry
sales at private residences sol c ted, sa i-taciUn
guaranteed. All goods sold p Id for within II rec
days from sac. Public sae a store rGum On Tues
lay, Friday and aturday evenings.
feb2-3n Il. q. FRAlM. Auctl nrer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13

stumOus or sCroiuIous affections are the ru'sr,
the light, the potato rot Of mankind. hes Sre
vile and filthy AS well as fatal They a'ise ir,nl
contamination and impuriy of the bloc and are IL
be seen all around us everywhere. enc qua,tr OF
all we meet are tainted " til them, aud one Quater
OF these die of them die foollshy too, because they
are cnrable. AYERS SARSAPARlLLA cleabses The
scrofuons corruption from the blood renders II
pure AMI healthy, and eifectuay eXpurgates the
foul cOntsminatlOn ffom The sy stem No olt cr
grOan under your Scr0tnlous dis rlrrs, since the
learned AVER has provided his mastery comhna-
ton of curative virtues that he Ca'iS SARsArARILA
-Msntrnne d lAlnA Idn rtihnt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13
a Few Words TO Feeble and Delicate
Women.

BY r. V: PIERCE, NJ D., of the WosL : Dis-
PESSARY, buffalo, y. Y
knowing thai you are subject 10 a great grno nj
of suffering, that delicacy on yoar prt has strong
tendency 10 proOng, and the longer II Is neglect d
tile more you have 10 endure ana the more diiicu
OF cure your case bee mcA, as nhN slcian who is
daily consulted by scores OF your sex, desire TO
say to you, that am constantly meeting with those
WHO have been tsCated for their al mt MS for months
without being heneted IN the least, uaul they hase
become perfectly discouraged and have nlmos
made mp Their miHdS never 10 take anot 'r dose of
medicine, no he toru ed ~ uny urthcr treatment,
They had rather die and have Their suite lngs ended
than 10 live and suffer as they have. They say They
are worn ont by sun ring and are only made worse
by treatment OF anything more discOnraging, We
certainly canho' conceive, 4 Il were there II more
successful mode OF ireallng such dincultcS .hau
lhaI, the principles OF which teach tae 'cdI-
eng and depicting OF the vi'nl forces Of the
system, when the indications dictate treatment
directlg the reverse OF the one uleptrL for them,
their cases would be depurHbie indeed. But lady
sufferers, there is better alli far more su su
plan of treatment for you; une more N harmony
with tn laws and requirement OF yOnr syst, IN 4
harsh Irritating caustic treatment and strong mci-
cDes viii never cure you ii sou wtni use futioi.a
means, su h us nuln n-s'n-e shird ,lcia e II
every INTEL gent aiy, take such medicines as en-
body the very b, ST IyigOta'lng tonnes and ncrVincs
c2mpOunfi u with s. ccia reference to your llcafe
sy sem Such happy r0nlb nation on will iinl in
my Flvorlte l'restriptn u which has received The
loudest p' ai5e from thousands OF your seN Those
languid tiresome sens ions caislmf YOU TO fee
scarcely able TO he on your feet or asc nj night ui
stairs that continual drain that is Sam ng from on
systems al your former C1sticit9, and driving t1r
boom from your choeks that the ga. tinuHl strain
EpHn yaur vital forces that renders ypu lrrinh ana
felful, may all be overcome dnd sub 'tcd hl u per
sereiinP use of lhlt marvellous remedy. Irregular
tiles aud ubsirucions 10 the pIo workings Oi
your systems are relieved by this mia ana sait
means, while periodical pains the eXsilucG ol
which Is Il su indication Of SERIOUS d. -pasr that
should he n"gcct4 Il, rtatyY ID to H. and # tis
use Is kept np tor a reasonable myth uf time tht
specl Al cans ol these pans Ii permanently remove
Fur her lRht % these subjects nay be obtained
iro n ms alnphlet on sedsc@ po, uilar 10 your
sent on feeeipl o. Two sielnps. My Flyonr re
scilptlOn l. sol hy druggists ich " 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-13
! BRINGHURsT & CO.,

II BRINGHU RST & CO.,
Cor SIXTH anu MARKET ST.
Offer line assortment of line goods
comprising in part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers,
Flower Vases,
Violet STANDS,
cut Giasse' ogne Bottlcs,
Plain Cologne Bottles,
Cologne Toilet sets.
Irtveling cups In Russia ieath hcr,
Hand and Toilet MrfGr,,
ColOgn' tlasAs
Fine FIR nch Hair Brushes,
Finest English Hair Brushes,
Finest American Hair Brushes
Vn IVORY buffalo, inald, rosewood sutinMOl. ,&r.l
Torllsc-shell Dressing Combs,
Ivory Dressing Combs,
Buffalo Dressing combs,
ln,iia-rubber Dressing Combs,
bre sslng Cases,
smelling Bottles
Frencn, English and American Extracts
Qor the Eaudkerchirf9
Besides an extensive variety of Foreign aud Anerl-
can COlugnes, 4 et Soaps Cosmetics Sachet
Powders, Cloth, Hat, Nail and Tooth
Brushes, &c, comprising one OF the largest
ussorinents OF f N TOILET
GOODS, ever offered in this city.
Il. BklNGlURSr Il CO..
APorHECARiES,
Corner Sixth and NarArt Streets.