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New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
EMBARRASSMENTs OF BUSINESS MEN.
FAILURE or DAVID NJ. KoEHLRR-EETTER CO..
CREDITORS.

David NJ. Koehler, dealer 10 liquors at No.
2U2 East Twentyninthst made an assignment to David
L. Elsner Yesterday for the benefit OF his creditors
The main cause his failure the depreciation IN
real estate IN which had invested large fortune His
liabilities amount $500 OO0 nearlv all Of which Is on
account OF real estate and for mortgage dehciencies
There Is very little due for merchandise He was
member Of the firm Of Koehler Kupfer which failed
few years ago, but compromised at 80 cents on the
dollar.
The creditors OF Meter Co.. former NeW-Hork bank
crs and brokers yesterday received official notice OF the
first meeting Of creditors, to be held at Cincinnati on
July IL The secured creditors in this city, as furnished
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
THE CASE OF GENERAL CAssINA.

The case of General Nicolas Cassina, who ia
charged with abductng Emma Collins, was TO have been
heard by Justice Murray at jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday afternoon The counsel for the accused
man stated that his client at golden wedding; as9
that ne intended Offering special plea which H0ue
have the effect OF procuring General Cassnas discharge
The examination IN the will take place ths ailel
noon. Late yesterday afternoon James . Brlen, eH
sheriff. became surety IN $500, when an exaolh
ton is demanded, two suretes are required M Do'
mOnicO Is the other surety
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

The stock OF coal on hand June % was 56OOO tons,
and the amount mi ed at tnat date, OF the June quota
of 700 coo tons .609, 900 tons The question or
advancing the price OF coal not taken up ny the
board OF Control the proposition being decided not III
te pryinoe OF the board. The Lehgh Valley Company
Yesterday advanced price Of coal 20 cents ton on
s0ye aud % cents chestnut, tie prices of The oner
sizes To remain the same In the June schedule MOST
OF the companies reported be short OF broken or
pOul
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

"Did You ever dabble in stocks I" asked
lawyer OF u witness who known have FED from
his native land to this asylum OF the free Well yea
reply.
LIFE IN LEITRIM.-Sax0n angler: "0h, but
can't try Tor salmon, nayeu't got cense-" ma
tive: "Is it a oieense ye want to XIII fsni Shure ye
might kin man or two about here an nobody'd say
word Ryel"-lPnnoh.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
A BOYs SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD.

The trial Of the suit of Henry Hoffman
against the New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company begun yesterday, before Judge
Curtis In Superior Court Trial Term. The paintin
bOy says ne was pushed from car by tbs conduct0r
and M so that wheel passed his foot, and 70 had
20 be amputated The defence Is that tue boy had no
rgt TO be ON the car that he conductor did not puSa
him OF or even see him, and that. ne hurt, it
through his own CarelessnCss.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
SOUTHERN RAILROAD RECONSTRUCTED.
nrnpc VIZ ArfoN or TILE PoRT ROYAL COMPANY.

A SOUTHERN RAiBROAD hECONo thONAA'D'
REORGANIZATION or THE PORT royal COMPANY.
The bondholders of the Port Royal Railroad,
recently purchased for s50OooO by the Union Trust
Company, had meeting Saturday, at which Sl'soo,
coo out OF s29OO.OOO Of bonds were represented.
wheeler H. Peclham stated that the object OF the
meeting was TO devise some means Of relieving the
Union Trust Company OF the road which 1t had bid In as
nortgagor. committee was appointed to draw up a
plan OF action.
At meeting yesterday. 1t was decided to organize
new corporation with 81 100000 capital stock, 500
600 OF when to be distributed among the old bond
boldars. Bonds are to DO issued 90 the amount OF
81 75O, 900. payable in twenty years. with per cent
interest OF this amOnnt S25O00O Is to be hrst zen
all the property these bonds are 20 be 9eIeG 70 tne
old bOndhOlders for thirty days when those NOT ae
cepted are be sold, the proceeds TO be applied rs 10
the payment the foreclosure expenses and certain
cia and second to the purchase OF TOngstOek etc
The remaining 81 500 900 OF new bonds Is 70 be dlsttD
uted pro among the bOndholders OF TIE OLD com
pany In exchange tor the bonds now held Inc ohON-
ing were chosen directors ID. f. Appleton, H. H. Boody
H. A. Robbins c. L. RGbsamin. a. Marcus, Waiter Lutt-
gen, f. r. Appleton and r. H. Thayer all or New-IOrE,
aud d. c. Wilson, Of Port Royal II was decided 70 can
the company the Port Royal and Augusta Railway COi-
pany. d. f. Appleton L. Marks and H. H. Booay f were
appointed a committee to carry the reorganization
scheme into effect.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
BLOWS IN A VARIETY THEATRE.

At Essex Market Police Court, YESTERDAY,
before Justice Bxby, Jacob Aberle, proprietor OF W
Tivon Theatre. preferred charge against Fae.S.
Rooney low comedian, OF having assaulted MN 49, ~
after the close of the performance, cutting MN
in the face. similar onarge was preferred Dl ss
against AberIe The difficulty OUT OF sotho n
fons made by Abere upon Rooney. Ihe sees sol sat
were each committed for trial default OF S0VV O'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
THE REV. DIR. BOWLING SERIOUSLY ILL.

The Rev. DR.. John Bowling, author of
"Dowlng's History OF Romanism," aud for nearly half
century pastor OF the prominent Baptist
churches in NewYork, Philadelphia ana other cities,
now dangerously III A few months ago, while return
ing from Jersey City, whore no had been 10 deliver
lecture he fell from the sidewalk, striking his head
violently against the cObbletOnes In the street He
takrn 10 his home In an unconscious condition and su
ferrd some weeks from the Immediate effects OF the con-
eussion Finally it was supposed he had entirely re-
covered but within few days Inflammation OF the brain
and its membranes has SGT I'm, and his physicians fear
that his nfe Is IN imminent danger.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
A QuEENs coUNTY NUIsANcE

At the opening of the June term OF inc
Queens County Courts yesterday. application was maze
TO Judge Armstrong change OF venue in the case
George and William II. Nichols indicted for mantalhlns
a nuisance at Land Hin, where they manuiac..sssss
sulphuic acid, etc II alleged m the adaVlI 20
in consequence Of the great ontcry made agalns ss
County Although the DistrictAttOrney interpOsean,
serious objection 10 the application the mouon W
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
LARGE DAMAGES CLAIMED FOR A FALL.

Henrietta OHagan and her husband, on
July L. 1874, fell into the Fourth-aye. excavation They
sued Sidney Dillon and others, the contractors Toe
husband OBTAINED verdict for $1,000. hrs. OHagan
asks $4,000 account OF an injury % her spine Inc
defence there proper lights and guards and
that the plaintiff tried to IN spite Of them. Ine
ease is now on trial before Judge Sanford In Superior
r.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
NEwARK CATHOLIC CHANCES.

Bishop Corrigan has made the following
changes and appointments in the Roman Catholic Do
cose OF Newark: The Rev. Joseph Borghese OF st. Pat
rics Cathedral and chaplain the House Of the Good
shepherd Newark appointed pastor OF tho new parish
OF Allentown and New-Egyptj tho Rev. Joseph Nlrdi-
clio OF st. James's. Newark 20 be pastor OF the new
McFau OF ST. Patrcks, jersey City, 10 be assistant
priest at st. Patrcks Cathedral, Newark The priests
Patrick Joseph Connolly 20 81. JOsepPs, Jersey City
Heights; the Rev. Michael Francis Downes 70 81. Pat
rek Jersey CITY the Row Thomas Quinn TO St Pius's
Fast Newark the Rev. Patrick NJ COrrt 10 st. James's
Church. Newark the Rev. Charles Z. Gllen 20 St. Pat
ricks Church, ElizabethpOrt
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
"Mr. Bresident.n said a Buffalo alderman.

"Mr. PRESIDENT" said q Buffalo alderman,
" makes der motion as der jail be build on der
same spot old Jail what's now standing; dat
der money for der land an makes der motion as der
old iail snail not be pull down TIL der jail s built so
ve viii not be wd0ut der JAIL Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
"Sound,n said the schoOlmaster, " Is what
ron hear For instance, you cannot feel sound" "Oh
yes You can said smart boy "JOhn Wilson," reOrted
TIE pedaROgue, ''hOw do yOu make that out What
sound can you feeli" "a sound thrashng," quickly
piled the smart boy
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
COAL PRODUCTION AND PRICES.
RE OUTPUT FOR July FIXED AT 100000 TONS


TIRE OUTPUT FOR JULY FIXED AT i'0O0OOO TONS
AN ADVANCE IN RATES.
The monthly meeting of the Board of Con-
trol Of the Anthracite Coal Combination held yes
terday There we're present Thomas Dickson, OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal and Coal Companyi Thomas
Hoyt Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company +. L. La
throp of tie Central Railroad Of NewJerscy Dr. Lind
erman OF the Lehlgh Valley Coal Companyi r.
b. Gowen, of the Philadelphia and Reading company
and proxy for the Pennsylvania Railroad oollpanY
Mr. WiIbnr. OF the Lehgh Valley Railroad and Coal
Company: Samuel Sloan OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad and Coal Company; Receiver
Clark OF the Iehgh and WDkesbarre Company ana mr, M
Greet representing the Individual shippers UHo' @ tn
PniIadeinb and Reading Road The production iOr
INV was sted AT 800 900 TONS in the following aot-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

power he detectives and to resapturo the goods but
were unsuccessful.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
YEsTERDAYs TEsTIMONY.

6Rs JENKs AGAIN TEsTIFIEs-GENERAL BoYNToN
RELATES A CONVERSATION WITH TIE PREsI-
DENT.
Two witnesses were questioned by the Potter
Committee at Washington yesterday, namely Mrs
jerks and General BOyntOn. Mrs jerks again
confessed that she was the author of the sherman
letter. bnt sought to eyade the questioning OF the
committee as much as possible. General Boynton
testified to a conversation with the President IN
which Anderson was referred to. Mr.. Cox pro
tested against the manner of General Butler III
questioning this witness, and General Boynton said
that he should protect himself against unjust in
situations. He referred to General Butler as " a
EOWdy."
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

reading IN the hotelf A-Yes sir had IT some time
afterWard, and may have taken little note OF IL
BRIEF BIOGRAPHY or MRS. JENKs.
o-What was your maiden namei A.-Agnes hur-
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24

The CAPTURsD CoUNTERFEITE RS IN
GERMANY.-Col. II. X. Curtis, chief of
the United States secret service in New
York, has recently notified the German
government at Berlin that the two utter
ers of counterfeit American bank bills now
Ill prison at Munich, in Bavaria. are re-
cognized by him asJoe Chapman and Billy
Baker, alias Dobson. When the pair were
arrested with considerable quantity OF
counterfeit money in their possession and
after being recognized as having made con-
! siderable sales Of it. Chapman gave the
name of Edward Conkling, while Billy
Baker, alias Dobson, gave that of John
Butler. Should Chapman not be convict
ed in Munich he will be extradited to
this country to answer charge of forgery
found against him in Chicago in 1869
and also for his participation in the bur
glary Of the Third National Bank, in Bal
tlmore. 1t is believed that Chapman and
Dobson have flooded Germany with coun-
terfeit bills ofthe Tradesmen and Broad
way banks Chapman is a Western
man, and formerly confidence man in
New York. Bill y Baker, alias Dohson,
is one of the celebrated California Dob
son brothers, who acquired great motor
iety several years ago.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24


the national debt Is ever to be paid it is
to be done by economizing gexpenses. The
greatest and surest repudiator is he who
wastes the revenues and thus puts off the
day of payment. Economic and pay like
honest men; it is species of dishonesty
to bequeath to unborn babes, the cost of
your own quarrels and waste. In strict
justice they ought not to pay for riotous
living or bloody contests. The young
ought to have fair chance and ought
not to be compelled to buy land that is
mortgaged already. Economy is the only
thing that will remedy the evil; and there
is nothing gained by giving men great
salaries to waste in idleness and luxuri-
GUS living.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24

N OTICE.-Tne Democratic Executive
IN Committee. of New Castle county
under the rules, have apporlioned The
county as follows. TO wit: Wilmington,
ChristIana, Mill Creek, White Clay Creek,
new castle, ST. Georges and Biackbird
dundreds are entitled to have eacn one
representative in the next Legislature.
fencader In the End District. and Red Lion
IN Ihe sra, are entitled each one senator.
Inc election OF Delegates 10 the State
convention called TO meet at Dover A ug
bIt 70 nominaie candidates for Governor
ana Congress. Will be held in the respec-
1--WE election Districts OF the County, on
saturday, August 3rd. The nomination
tlection FOR candidates for the Levy Court
ana Tor the Lee islature, will be held on the
ISL saturday OF September
Polls TO be opened from IL O'Clock, NJ. to
, ,ociock, Nj The election Is TO be held
election for sherifr and Coroner
j. II. WALKER, Chairman
WILLIAM III. NEWTON, sec. pro tenn.
tVlZ-fu
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
PROPOSALS

WIN be received by the undersigned, Levy
Court COMMISSION until SATURDAY,
July 9Th, 1878, for the masonry, the hllfnR
of the abutments aud covering guard walls
of a bridge located on Rocky Run. near
the Braudywine Creek, above the village
OF Rockland,
Estimates for stone work must be by
the perch, for the filling by the cubic yard
and covering OF walls per lineal foot, and
each estimate must include all material
and labor necessary to complete the same
In good workmanlike manner.
StECIFICATIONS: The walls to be
built of good straiyht-faced stone of extra
large size, laid In good mortar pointed
face, well hedded and bonded TO secure a
good job, the top OF abutments TO be lew
elled off with large coping straight and
level, the mortar used In the walls 10 be
composed of good sand and fresh burnt
lime, that used for pointing must be good ,
and sand entirely free from loan; The
abutinents will b Az feet thick at boLtom
batter on face TO feet at top; the wig
walls will be 3 feet thick at bottom and
carried up that Size TO top OF hliing, and
must be built with and properly lied into
abutment walls; the guard walls will be
built betwe lines feet thick and about
feet 9 Inches high 10 top of covering; the
top of guard walls W II have brackets Of
good 2-inch white pine cut with l0-inch
wasr, feet inches between centres, with
by strip securely NAILED TO under side,
aud inch facing ON back and face, and 2
laih by nailed across top of brackets TO
secur' roof boards. the roof boards aud
Ia lngs TO he of good sound white piuo
boards nee from sap the roof boards 7 \
inches wide running across the walls, Sc
curely pailed 10 lath aud facings, joints
covered with y by X square bottoms.
Tne span Of bridge will be 70 feet. The
face of abumenis Will be is feet lolg and
about II feet nigh, Tue guard walls ON
westerly Side about feet long, on easterly
side o2 feet long; The guard walls above
fllling on inside will be smoot. .ly dashed
Tne foundations oi the entite masonry
must be OF sufficient depth to insure u
good substantial job, and Lde entire WORK
10 be completed by Octaber 26th 1873, to
the full satisfaction of The undersigned.
WILLIAM l.. Lodge,
Levy IourI COMMISSIONER.
Address: Claymont, Del.
ty22 Tues thus " sat
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24

ATTACHMENT TO NEWSPAPERS
Soms one seems to know about ,he re-
lati0n OF good new paper TO the family
writes as follows The strong atrach-
men, Of subscribers 10 well-conducted
newspapers is fully confirmed by pub
fishers. stop my paper words of
dread to beginners i'll business, lose
their terror alter paper has been es-
tabllshed for term OF years. 50 long
a. a / aper pursues a JUS, honorable aud
Judiclous cuurse. meeting the wants Of
It's customers in all respects, the ties OF
friendship between the subscribers and
he paper are as hard to break by an
outside third parry as The link which
binds old friends in BUSH ess or soc al
HE. Occasional detects and errors in
newspaper are overlooked by those who
have become att iched to il, though lis
peiu'al, for years. They sometimes
couie dissatisfied with it on account
OF something which has slipped Into its
columns and may 5 OPP taking 1t ; but
Tie absence of the familiar sheet at their
homes and offices for few we, ks be-
Comes all insLpportable priva,ion, and
they hasten iolaks ii agin, and possi-
bly, apologize for having it stopped. No
frlendship on earth IS more constant
than hat contr .cted by the reader for a
Journal Which makes an honest and
earnest effort TO merit its continued sup>
port. Hence cousc; ntiously conduct
Cd paper becomes favorite in the fam
ily,r
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
Democratic State Convention,

A Convention OF the Dem ocratic citizens
OF The State OF Dt laware, Will be held al
DoN Err, In Court House Hall, On
T U ESDAY, THE 9th DAY OE
AUG UST, 1873,
AT ~ O'Clock, M, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for the Office OF
Governor. and candidate for the once ol
representative in Congress. The Chair
are requested TO issue calls in their re
spective counties, giving the proper notice
ana appoint ing the time for ch hoosIng dele
gates To said ConV entiun.
JAM ES X. MITCHELL,
Chairman State Central lommi itIea
Attest, JAMES l.. WOLCOTT, Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24

For CoNGREss.-The Democrats of
Delaware are talking of sending c. p.
johnson, Esq, of Wilmington to Con-
gress. From personal acquaint nce
with Mr.. johnson we eau say with truth
that Delaware has no better man than
he. He would make a bold, fearless,
honest and able representative. Demo-
Gratis Of Delaware nominate c. T..
johnson by all means.-CmtrerWe (Nd)
ObSeruer.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
TAX PAYERS. Take Notice.

me undersignsu, receivers of Taxes for
The City of Wilmington win be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and
uller lne nrst cay OF July, 1873, between
the hours of and Il In The morninp ar,d
from TO o In the afternoon, Ior the pur-
pose OF rece wing taxes. fN'
On all taxes aid uging the month of
July, there will be u deduction of five
cents on every dollar, and on all laxes paid
on or aller The II st day of A ugusL, includ-
Ing the first Tuesday of September. shall
tion as Aforesaid, and all lakes NINA aid on
me next day after the frat TUESDAY of
September, shall be increased by the nd
thereof. EDMUND p OV0HT'
Receiver Northern District.
llhcludlng all n orth of sixth street I
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver Southern District
Including all South OF sixth street /,
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24

THE New York Times, which has, since
the present administration came into
power, fully viudicated its claim to be
the leading Republican newspaper in the
country, now pronounces its Judgment
against Mr.. Hayes as being insincere in
Civil Service Reform and unworthy of
further confidence. "We will not speak
of craftsmanship" says that journal (;
"Mr. Hayes course has not even the
poor merit of political respectability."
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
Round Child'n under
Trim ~ uan.,

arrive at Ocean City, 10.OOa. m.
returning leave Ocean Cfty at 4 n m
siTiSe III. AZ Wilmington at 1880 p. m
Ilckets good To return by regular traips
nIitii III, n, ohuay, Jolly 10Th, when sts
py Iicket Agent at Ocean City. f0'
FIRST class cars run directly throush %
the surf. 'o"sh 10
Hours at the Sea shore.
ocean olty is not surpassed, If ,oualed
@ ior i,s natural sttractiveness, possessing
DC: 10 be found on the Coast.
Ihe name oi Z. Coyle q Son. as mana
gers OF The Railroad Excursion Honaa q
sumclent proof that Excutsionists will be
the lewest rates, and of the best nnalitv
ahd greatest variety. 4""ii'S
IL F. KENNY, Superintendent.
L. n. M Ill s, Gen'l AgJ. Iel Div
g y. A. DADMUN, Genn Ticket A ct
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
The InxraIitudo off Presidents.

William +. handler in Concord Monitor
Mr.. Cornell led the New York delega-
tion, and when, against the unit rule, GER
tain Pennsylvania delegates wished TO be
allowed TO vote for James G. Blaine, lie
announced the vote of New York-15 for
their right and "a against it. On the sew
enth and decisive ballot for President, at
the most critical moment, he carried the
delegation, 81 for Rutherford b. Hayes
and 9 for Blaine; while threats not few nor
feeble were made among the majority
against those who cast the latter votes.
Thus New York led by A. b. Cornell de-
feated Blaine and nominated Hayes.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
NOT1CEs.

nj OTIGE THE quarterly meeting OF
IN the Trustees of the Poor. for New
Castle County, Will be held at the Alms
House, on " WEDNESDAY, July 3ist. at
10 O'Clock, a. m.
All persons having bills viii please prs
sent them by thai day.
The supply Committee will meet at
Aims House, Friday, Aug 2nd, when
proposals Will be received Tor furnishing
The Aims House for the next three months
with meats and bread
j. W. CoOCH,
jy2S-d4t6wlt. Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
Yellow Sulphur Springs,
Montgomery County, Va.

The most elevated and coolest resort in
the state will be opened the LIST of June
under an entire new management. The
elite OF Baltimore, New Orleans and other
cities expected. The beauty OF this place
and Its widely known medicinal and cura-
tive powers ensure health, pleasure and
happiness, and are consequently always
well patronized. Every rational desire
and amusement to b. had here, WI ich. to-
gether with The following extremely low
rates for strictly tirSt-cioSs table, offers iH-
ducementS unsurpassed
Terms per day. 80
Per week eek...................... so
IpuT Nechs... .-........... - w
Passengers leave the cars at Christians
burg, 81 miles west OF Iynchburg, without
change of cars from BaltIm more, 10 hours
from Baltimore. Leave Baltimore at s. Is
+ NJ, get TO Springs for Break fast; or
leave at i5 A. NJ. aud reach Springs for
supper same day
RICHARD CONTEE.
a. Z. WHITE, Manager. ieZ6-2w
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24

THE Indian policy of this Government
is fraud upon the people, and should
be reformed and purified or utterly abol-
i'hed. We request our readers to read
the article in another column on the
Crow Creek Agency.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
FOh SALE.

LOk RENT.-The room No. PIC Kim
street. for parties, lectures, or By the
year. Apply at
Jsi5-u No. II K. Second street
14NOR kENT.-A large three story board
4 ing tent In the Camp Meet ng woods
a. hehoboth b. ach Delaware. Rent low
several hund red dollars ought 10 be made
by keepln this house open all the sum-
msr. Apply to WM. BRIGHT
I'D my30-2tawtjyl2-w4 Wilmington, Del.
E'oh SALE.-A valuable lot ou French
4 street between 3rd and 4th streets 40
feet front by 95 feet deep. Also, a ioi ON
fenhsyivanla avenue and 18th street, l7O
ieet on Pennsylvania avenue Will be
soiu on easy Terms Apply TO
EVANS PENNINGTON,
ap2c-tf 8th a Marked ats
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
JULY .4. 1878.

NoTIcE.-Persons leauing the city
during the summer season can hare the
DAILY GAZETTE mailed to their address
free Of postage, by learing their names at
this Office.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-24
(BELoW SECOND srREET1

Having complete our arrangements bv
the introduction OF kaney's Patent Reel
oven, WIN capacity of turning OUT lwen.
" pAIIeis OF nonr per day into Crackers
blscults ana Cakes, and through the Aid ~
elsht lhousand dollars worth OF the latest
improved polishet machinery 10 sunnlv v
tn % mannio oven, where neither smoke
uusl nor gas enters baking chambe while
bAking' IL being drawn OF by mecn anicaI
appliances, We consider ourselves com ne.
Tent 10 compete with any other simiIar
ehtapilshmen in this country to furnish 10
SIores, Hotels, Pic-nics. Parties uf every
KIND anu ship stores AT as low a rate az
lhey can be gotten up for, considering the
qualify of the goods. We here with enno
neraIe "A few OF the articles which are of
the best quality: Vi
Nlc-nac crackers by the barrel, 1oc.
SOD -, Ito Sc.
ASanr,.,I ~ , aiu Hquare, To Sc
l.inoar ,,,,,s' 10 TO I2c.
ginger cakes, large 100 for a. M
Eina ~ quaitity per 10. 14c.
our salesman and wagons viii visit ali
Ine stores In the city and State, and all
stores IN The adjacent States of Pennsvi-
vahla, Maryland and New Jersey. and 50.
licll the patronage OF ~ persons in oood
stanulng who Will be plea. ed to patr,nize
on establishment. ID. LEMON q co.
i""' ~ 'iheod' III Market stree.