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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09

IGOR SALE.-A building lot on the 8.
n w. corner OF Stroud street and rail
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
Of the Wilmington d Western IL, r.. E{
teet front on on Il. X. Avenue, and 81 }eet
'ront ON Stroud street, West Wilmington.
Apply at this office. tf
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09

LNOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots. on
II A street, 50 feet by 81 feet Inches
and 25 #. on Goodman street 100 feet deem.
uear Railroad Avenue, South side,
Also, one lot ON Thirteenth street. near
Heald street. Apply at Il6 MAJ K ct street.
~&'s
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09

DOR RENT.-The large Ghree-stOry
It store and dwelling, No. SI3 Marx et
stIeet. Pos 'ession on 2jLn OF March,
Apply to c. +. JOHNSON,
II 4 l6 Market street
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09

NOR SALE.-buiiding lot 100 teot
II inches front on south side OF Beeck
street; 90 ieet front on Van Buren street
and u feel front on Maryland Avenue.
MonIs on The CITY line, and lies IN Chris,
t4eht ha' Apply AT This once. IT,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09

NJ OTICE.-All persons Indebted TO me
IN wIll make Immediate pay ments TO
NJ. E. Chandler or self.
d. W. CHANDLER,
feb1-3t Atm and spruce.
February o, 1882.
nIVIDENn.-A dividend OF thirty
IL cents per share has been declared
by the VIII. b PhilR. Turnpike Company,
payable Oh or after the 18th INST. at the
N. T.. corner Of Front and Orange streets.
Ind mo. 9, 1852. ! { feb6-lOL
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09
DUBLIC IA LIE.

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber having rented his place
ana intend ng TO quit farming, VIII sen
his stock and tanning impl imeuts at
hubble sale on the farm on which he nov
resides IN BrandywIne Hundred, on the
Marsh road, half mile north oil Shelipot
hill, on
SATURDAY,
The 18Th Day OF February, 1882,
VIZ good horses; Y head of cows, some
with calf by their side, aIHRsy
G-rE-N and others springing BYP
~ heifeT, 2 years Id LmAm
A1-A two 4-h0Tse wagons; cHiIsi 2
market dearboTns; trotiing wagon /;
grain fan; may cutter horne rake !;
ploughs; narfows, cultivatorF, sh0VelF,
spades, hoes, picks, wagon, dear Dor "a cal
rage and cart harness, gears, ctr.
DAIRY fixtures, sucu as churns, milk
pans, buckets, cream crockP, &C. Also,
about % tons OF timothy and clover hay /;
ten tons oil meadow hay ; lot OF chickens
200 bushels OF wheat, and many other
articles not mentioned.
CoNDITIoNa.- ALI sums OF $50 or less
cash ON all Shove credit ofelN months
by the purchaser giving hankabie mole
with an approved endorser.
Sale 10 commence at " o'aloek sharp.
JOSEPH hANBY.
l.. w. StidhRm d SOr, Auct.
February q, 1882. 4td62tw.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09
PU1l LI0 SALES.
A UCTIoN 81 LIE
ana kitchen FurnIIure

a
n Or
Household aInd Kitchen Furni'"re
Will he sold nc Public Sale on THU RS
nay. FEB. 10Th, 1852, al the residence oil
Tue late Ann Jane Wilson, 800 Shlplel
street HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FJRnIrURE,co nslsting of feather beds,
m sireRses, betlsteads, bureaus, CHAIRS,
nIertabIes' sofas, carpets, oil cloths,
fishes. tablet, stoves and flxJurel ,
kitahen utensils small churD milk pans.
and a lot OF In mber sale 10 commences
AZ 10 o. clock q. IN.
~ ~ 49, i, w. sTIDH AM a SON,
febg-7t 1. AuetlOneers.
nUBLIC RALE,-rhe dwelling house
No, 2iI wi, 9th street Will be ~ ct
public sale AT the auction rooms Of L..
w. stidham & Son, on SATURDAY, req ~,
1872 Al d, M Sale to close an estate.
CHAS. h. Lore,
debs-3t Administrator.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Che Memorial window

to the late President CART sid, which is
to be presented to Williams College,
Mass, by Mr.. Cyrus W. Field, is on
exhibition in New York. The work il
by Mr.. Lafarge, and the cost is over
81 000 The window is pointed "A, d
measures Q feet 8 inches by 3 feet q in
ches. It is constructed alGIost entirely
of opalescent glass The design is car
ried out to great e4teut by the lead
Ing, aud there is but little painting.
In the upper story portion, which
occupies about about two thirds of the
space is reprs ented the angel showing
Moses the Promised Land. The prin.
cipal and central object in the lower
portion OF the window, which in d.
sign is architectural and renaissance,
Is meda ion profile head representing
bronze Of ex-President Garfield, on
light blue ground, In the classic style
aud surrounded by a wreath of laurel
leaves tied wi ribbons. At either
side in small panels, are represented In
many colors civic and military tro.
phies.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
THERE ARE a large mum Der of peopl

THERE ARE large number of people
who will be glad that July is 80 near at
hand when the city taxes will again be.
gin to flow into the city Treasury. The
want of little money with which to
carry on needed public improvements,
has been the cause of very great incon.
venience. On account of an empty
treasury, which was no fault of the
party which has come into power, all
kinds of improvements, opening streets
and laying water pipes, for the last three
weeks have been suspended. But now
in view of the near realization of the
July taxes, work has been resumed, we
hope not again to stop fJr want of few
dollars in the treasury.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

The Democrats of Pennsylvania will
slash around to- morrow, in search of a
candidate for Governor, one for Lieu
tenant Governor, one for Supreme
Judge and one tor Congressman at
Large. They are advancing to their
work cautiously, alternately eying the
right and lett wings of the Republican
party as if fearful they would come
together and crnsh the life out of the
trembling halting remnant of what is
left OF the Democratic party of the Od
Keystone State. We admire their eau.
tiousness and if any Of them ever
had their fingers pinchei by clam,
they will know something about the
fix they will be in next November.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
EXCURsIONs.
In u W @'l:f7

II IL IL lE.lz
- POPULAR, ORDE1L1
~ and staht seeing Excursion to New
York, BrOOkDyn, COney Isiand,
| briS Shton, and Manhattan. on
THURSDAY, JULY 20th, 1882.
Will leave the p. W. and b depot, at Wh-
mington, at 5.45 sharp. via Vest Phils-
delphla to Jersey Olty, where the excursion
is will embark on the Palace Iron Steamer
.CAurus."f for q sal OF l5 miles down the
magnificent Bay, through the harrows, pass
ing the forts and ortitications, Government
Buildings and the numerous ocean steamers
arriving and departing. Parties not intend
ing to 10 direct to COney Island can cross
over on the CORTLAND Ferry Boats to New
Ork and visit Central,Park Trinity Church
of note 10 New York and BROOKLYN. BY TAX
Ing the belt line OF horse cars that pass the
Courtland Ferry every inmates for 10 and
5th avenue to the park by paying cent?, or
the elevatsd railroad ut the battery by paw
Ing 10 cents, will land the excUrsion'sts at 30
and fifth Avenue, where there wi Il be in
waiting Central Park hacks that convey
them over toe many beautiful avenues with
polite drivers that are ready to answer ques- ,
tions as to points OF interest a. they urive
through and around the PARK for an hour and
half, with the privilege OF visiting the acsd-
emyOI nne artS, Wnlcn Is we'll WOrtn,Vlblt'nB;b
ride through the park and a visit to the aoad-
emy all To- 2t cents BY taxing the Fulton
Ferry boat to Broo, lyn,the excursiouists will
pass directly under the great suspension
bridge; can spend severa hours In those cit
les visiting friends and places Of note and In.
forest as they may with, and leave pier No !,
at the Battery on any one ofthe Iron steam.
ers at any hour during the day for
Coney Island. the noted watering place. by
showing their tickets as they 20 on the boat,
that will carry hem to the Iron Pier and
Island to spend the remainder Of the II
hours thay have LEFT af;er visiting Now Yo X
an Brooklyn. pp the Island there will be
a larve number Of the finest ban Of music. |
Good bathing, numerous Electric Lights with
a grand display Of fire works to enliven anu
brighten the n ready brilliant scenes of the
Island at mis- hi. The boat will leave the Iron |
Pier at l0p. IN. for q sail up the Ray, with |
bright faces and eyes 10 admire the many |
lights on coney Island and along the shore |
rs the boat speeds along for jersey ity;
there to take the cars at II p. III. for VII
The seats will all be numbered
Adult tickets, 80 Oo; children from to 10
years, sl.6. ie23.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
u.,.ay,s Gen Side Ressvts.

Yesterday signaled the opening OF
another sea side resort on the Aslautlc
coast, which is destined in the future
TO be the rival of Atlantic City and Cape
NAV, aud will have as much-pefhaps
more of local bearing on Wilmington
as either OF the places named. INC
new resort is named Sea Isle City, and
contains some fifteen hundred acres o.
haach and meadow area soaf "se
there was only one house on the island
that being the old homestead, but now
there are already between fifty and
sixty very handsome cottages, hotels
and boarding houses erected and occu
pied, and it is expected thai before
another year rolls around the number
will reach 500. This may be- consider.
ed very rapid growth for a new settle
ment, and insures its success beyond
all doubts. This rapid development OF
Sea Isle City indicates that the whole
available Atlantic coast of New Jersey
will be appropriated to sea side resorts.
The State is most fortunately situated
for that purpose, lying contiguous TO
the large cities of New York and Phila
delphia and but short distance from
Baltimore, which can in a few days
fill up all the resorts on the coast, with
a teeming population and scarcely miss
1t from home. Besides these there are
the large cities of Jersey City, Patel
SOD, Newark, Camden and Trenton,
within the borders Of the State, to help
along with any sea side enterprise. As
was remarked yesterday by gentle
man congratulating Mr.. Lands on his
success, the very arid and cast off lands
of New Jersey are becoming more val
liable to the State than tie richest az.
ricultural regions are to other States.
New Jersey is fortunate and extracts
willing tribute from citizens OF siste.
States. To her the arid Ocean beac}
and meadow swamps indented with
bays and inlets are what the silver
mines are to Colorado, with the advan.
tage on the side of New Jersey, for
while mining may be more or less pro
ductlve and may cease, the resorts upon
the ocean are bound to increase in i'm
portance year after year. We are not
surprised that through little feellug
ofenvy our Jersey neighbors are some
times called Spaniards and sand snipes,
but with the attractions that draw tri-
butte from all the Otner States, and
which the latter do Aot possess, she
can stand their jeers and tauuts and
make them pay for enjoying the pleas
ures her sea side resorts afford. Jersey
plainly has decided advantage in
this respect and with a few men like
Charles X. Lands to develope her ad.
vantages and build large cities upon
what were considered her arid and un"
productive sands, Jersey is destined |
to lead every other State in the Union |
in comparative population to the square
mile. We congratulate our cousins
across the Delaware and with our Re.
noboth and sea coast enough for two @, !!
three more watering places, we will |
not envy the greatness of New Jersey.
AS come OF our Wilmington friends |
have an interest in Sea Isle City and
more are likely to hav', we shall watch |
with interest the development of this
new sea side resort.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

REPUBLICANS, are you paying your
taxes? lfyOu want to vote at next
falls election, you must pay your tax-
es and have your receipts. 1t will be
easier paying your taxes now than to
wait until the eve of the election and
stand a chance TO be crowded off. Pay
your taxes now.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

THE GREAT city Of Philadelphia is 10
Gated at one end. and the watering pla
ces Of Atlantic City, Sea Isle and Cape
May at tie other end of the West Jer
sey RailIoad, hut neither of them is as
indicative of happiness and refinement
as the beautiful rural towns of Vine.
land, Woodbury., Millviile and Glass.
boro on the route between the two.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

WHO brewed that beer, i questson
that interests Harry L. S.oecxle and
Benz Koff, the first the son of the
proprietor of the Dia nond State brew
cry, and the latter the ackno W led ged
brewer. This is question which will
have to be settled by the proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

MIR. Quinn, the Second Ward mem
bsr in Council, may succeed in annoy
ing The City Council and 10 proving
that he would make good South Caro-.
lima bu:ldozer, but he viii! hardly sue
ceed In proving the justics OF the cause
of Messrs. Denney and Newell.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
FOR CAPE MAY.
CLOTHING G..
Latest from the
Corners.

| Our patrons are interest
led in us, and we are inter-
ested in them, and we pro-
|pose to make our interests
more mutual during June
If a LARGE STOCK and
Low PRICES can ac-
complish this result. Now
we never wait to let others
name the lowest prices first,
but are first to lead, and
that is the reason our large
sales have continued during
the backward spring. We
very quietly let our custo-
mers know this fact when
they first looked at our
spring styles, and they told
their friends to come and
they found it to be a fact,
and they likewise told their
where to find the
best goods for the lowest
prices, and we learning that
we were the acknowledged
leaders asserted it through
the columns of the REpUB-
LICAN. Now we mean to
our position, and
some new goods just in
have been marked lower
than ever for the same grade
and our whole stock CORE
spends with the ones lust
added in quality and price,
and you will find that you
will be benefited by
purchasing Of us, and
we will assure you that we
make no empty declarations
in this advertisement. Come
and look at the goods and
learn the prices if you do not
PURCHASE.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOU Sd,
FOURTH & MARKET. |
JNO. w. DIEFENDORF & Co
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WILMINGTON = NORTHERN X. X.
TRAINS LEAVE THB p. W. Il b. DEPOT AS
FOLLOWS: |
For CoatesvI 10, 7'55 q. m; 2:55, SEQ, 62ep.
m
Arrive from Ooatesville, 6:?6, $40, and H. |
10 m 6:37 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For OoatesviIle, 846 q m.
Arrive from OOatesville, 6:46. 8n
NFILLWRIGHEING.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

THE REPrBLICAN State Convention
to nominate candidate for Governor
and for a Representative in Congress
should be held at an early day. The
Republicans want to know who their
standard bearers are to be- This will
give time for organization, time to settle
the merits Of the Candidates before the
people, and time to heal up sore, aud
bridge over Chasms if there are any.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
DR.. Simm,' Vegetable Liver PHI.

Tho perfection Of pills; Mankind's FaYes
Pills. (sugsr ooated) Now endorsed by the
sands. They move the bowels easily by aotie
directly on the liver restore tho lost enerx!
il doing this hesdachs, neuralv,e, psirs
the right or left side or through the ,i,.cf
indigestion, costiveness, SICK stomach. va.
back dizziness, bud feelings through 1.
body, aching limbs, billousless, ,sxae ,geusrs
weakness and other bodily innrniti,s A.
cured Thev positively orerate without Er,.
ping. sickening, Weakening, or losvtak {!
and perfect liver cure. 26 cents; fAmil
boxes (six in one, - 81, sent by mail. Sold /!
all leading medicine dealors. Main depc.
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Do !
philadelphia depot, eo2 Arch street, Johnsoy
HOLLOWAY d Co. nov15.0
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
HEALTH Is WEALTH

Or. Fl. U. Hest's Nerve and Brain Treat.
nent :. 2pecitc for Hystsr!a, Dizziness
Oonvn. o. Nervous Hea1aohe, Mental IN.
prassIoc IS OF Memory, SpernatorrhGa,
1mprteuty, Involuntary Emissions, frans.
tu-e Ola Ess., caused Dy ovcrexortioa, self
misery, decay and death. ono box will cure
recent cases. EaoG box contains one month'f
treatment. Ols aolisr Il box, or Elk boxes
f)r five dollars, asnt by mall propsia on re.
osipt OF price. We guarantee s!x bozas e
cure any case. With each order roceiyei ty
us for SIX boxes, accompanied with tive dol
guarantee TO rsturn tho money Ii TITO troa:'
m ,ntl oos not effect euro. uusractcti
Issued OIL. ny ". y. Daniorth, D.uSg,s.
Dor. 2nd aod Market stroots, Wilmington
Del-.Sn'a agent uOv2b-dAW
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
at 2 o'clock, p. M,


Tho following described real elhN
All that certain let or piece OF lana si!uay
In the Oily of Wilmington, IN tle syM, ,S,,S,
delaware, bounded and descriD'd aS iOl,S, ,,s,
ts Wit: Beginning at : stake on toe w. svu'a, y,
ly side Of Conrad street between sasal' ol \ !.
Jacksoa streets al the distance a " .,,.' v
from the e.sterly siia Of Jatssoai s.,1, ",
thence sOutherly by three feel Vlas T., sH'
and parallel to jackson street 10 ies,
another Alley four fost wide, ths,es TS1 TIJ|
said alley easterly and paralleiw 10 iIS LII
street ITO feet to "a three feet wlCs ,,.l I'll
thence by said alley north ana pare ,Ss1 i's
] acEsOn street SO feet to Conrad stlees 'Tsi TS
along said Conrad street palaliei ,uira " sA1I
street no feet to the place OF peelnn'utR IA
the contents thereof what they LAY ~
z. vol. 9, psge j6l, eto. ,bs md
Seized and taken in execution a. wy psl
erty Of Benjamin q. Pole and az heIIn hH
his wife, and t. t.. and to be sold .! cho,f]
PHILIP H. OLhhh., ,,I Hu'' IN
Spxalss's Ovy1cH, Wilmington psl ,sIt i
IL. 2SS..
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

DHuLADEIPHlA,w wlLmlrdTON AMI
L BALTIMORE RAlLROAn.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON A FOL
Lows:
June ce, 1882,
For Philadelphia and .ntermedists sta.
tions, ! 90, 1920 Q. nj 2aa, 1, 7:80, ZOO
y. m.
Philadelphia tezpress), 2, 27s, e:ao, 7:26. s..
IT, O. 9s9, 1858. ll:b3 a. M; l2lb, LBS, SIT, olo
N; NV w Ydrt R: n 100, aa, sso 49, ats, r.w a.
Oh. ,.is,3S, L6s,b.l7, t.ss 1902. m.
baltimore and IAternediase Stations, iM
9.l7 .. NJ, and o.oe p. N.
Baltimore and Bay Line, o.6Tp y n.
Baltimore and wasnlnator, La as
aot 9.l7 q. M. l.9o, *l;O0, boc,s.5', ll.c4 y. NJ
Baltimore only, LOS q. m, 1901 and p. N
Trains for delaware Division leave lor.
New Osstle,o.oo, 9.lo q. m. Los, 800, s.9Sp. o.
Harrington and Intsrms.iista Stations, s 10
=, n, Lob, o.2bp p. m.
DslnlN and lnterlnedista S:aAen' a.,Oa,
~, LOS, p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philsdeiphia and lntsrmsdiats 5...a,,-.-
$40 o. M, IL III. $40, 1870, 800 p. Ia.
Phtladelphia and Now ork, 400, 2.aas, -
al7, cas- 7.2op. N.
Baltimore and Washinptop 10 49,
sos. O.. 0. m; 11.04 p. N. Bal. LOS am.
For further Information passengers arc ~
farIed 70 tho time tables postod at the dopn'
Trains marked thus ~ are limited eXpree
Ipon which extra fare Is charged,
TRANK THOMSON J. X. WODI
Henn ManaXer. Ge III Pass. AIT.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
1OOE. SIXTH ST. Is THE PLACE

10OE. SIXTH ST. Is THE PLACE
1OC II you want to 20 on an excursion
you get Buttcrcup Ginger snaps, cream bis
Quits, fruit biscuits, sll kinds Of anima |
nicnacs bottles chow for 26c., 2b kettle pre-
serves 26c., canned corn beet, everything to
your hand at l03 E 9Th st. We have the bet
h ANS and shoulders we have the best butter
and freshest eRgs at l03 r. 9Th St We have
the Rest l0c coffee and whitest sugar at 1903
E. 9th at we have the best 70 and 26c. coffee
and the best ~ and SOC. tea at 1903 +. 9th st.;
we have the best dollar bag Of -four at l03 E.
9Th st.; our bag OF fou- at $40 tb is excellent,
2 cans plums 25c; 3ib rice 1hc ;3b cheeJe 2sc. ;
we have opened to-day a 10 of new goods
that 1t will pay you to see We have drive in
,oap and starch and don't forget the goods
opened to-day at l % Il. 9th st. T. M. WEIR.
le206,f
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
at o'clock p. nn'
., a.,hnI raQl 6Sh

The following described real essa'0l sasI oll,l
All tn I certain lot, piece or pslVv,i, s,,r 10
with u frame dwelling thereon, eos,,,,nl,ry \
the Uity.s Of Wilmington, pSsl0.a,uuIps
&c ibed a follows, to WV; H. ,Nts rsecllop
Lombard and sixth st eos, taeJb taasi,tb III
westerly by the southcry .Se de o. tbsrcs SI toa
aforesaid So feet to q STAKE omSari .neai I'D
vesterly and parallel with ,,i,%Sosstsrly i%ly
is feet to q stake. thence utnsds ut.s,d % ist
pa aIlel with sixth street aioress'e ~ est then
Tho v esterly side Of Lo1 oata ~ GbHedrpll
thel eby IS fee. to the p'f.ce u hundred 4
containing one thousand ! III 'ame anne mort
forty 20 uare feet Of land be tho i'D
lese. ,.,o, a, the Pr
erty Cf lamar A Anderson. Dare dsfs ,sed,
b. X. q. T. a. of Henry F9!o w of Ann
administrative ID. b. ~. y l. n
deceased, and to be sod By, AK sbeth
PHILIP X. uL ,rn t D,l j
SHRRIFps 8 OFFICE, WilmlDs'ON
IL. 1852, IL
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
.TREAT PRODUCTION IN RATES.
THE EEW AND ELEGANT
".STEAMER WILMINGTON.'

For Philadelphia, RO
calling at M ARGUS II HOok
Ssa %'nssts. 1 ~; ssss SS4 4; for 'ssSf; ssIs
Sunday included,) at
o.46 a. m. and Fourth street wharf at q. III.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 4,3)p, M,
from second wharf below Chestnut street.
On and after Monday June )9, fare be-
tween wilmington aud Philadelphia, is cts;
return tiske,s, rs cts, to intermediate points,
10 cts; return tickets, 10 cts, Boat can be
chartered for moonlight excursions at low
rates apl7tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Third CT C e,lsouthesst from center.

Scotch ginghams of little
checks about a quarter fan
inch square ali11 FIVE sizes
smaller, down to invisible
checks, and one thread far
ther, down to plain colors;
IS and 80 cents. Now all
these little checks are not
to be got elsewhere, so far
as we know, for love or
money. That's why we
speak of them particularly.
We have loads Of 'em; and
all the other ginghams too.
Half a dozen sorts OF
ginghams are uncommonly
low. Handkerchief ying-
hams at IS cents; 81 last
year.
Then again we have finer
ginghams than we ever had
before; 81 cents.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE 0l|
= writ of Ievsri tacias, to me directed,
be exposed to public sale 1t the Court hea
on Market street between Tenn ana y
epth streets. In the City OF Wilmlng%aNI
Caste county, Del, on
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1897
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
AT

AL
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tuesday:
Satin foulards at IS cents;
ali-silk, 24-inch; the same
that we have sold at $1.25
for a month or six weeks.
The quality is excellent.
The figures are mostly dots,
rings, and little simple fig
ures; gcnerallyonc color and
cream Or white in a pattern;
but the colors are many; and
the quantity was 5000
yards last Friday; about
half-gone now. There are
a few gayer.
Is it astonishing how such
bargains tumble to us?
JOHN wANAMAKEE.
Nextouter circle. south east from center.
A family of all.wool del
beiges of the usual mixtures
and stripes and plaids; diff
tering in quality, weight
and value; but all at one
price, 1S cents; some off
them worth twi ice the
money.
English plaids and stripes
halt-wool and some of them
a little more than half silk
and-wool, ID cents. Variety|
OF sorts; some worth 20 cts,
some rs, and some more.
You needn't mind now, if
you get in general an extra
half money's-worth. We
don't often give more than
we get. This store is a
vast vortex which swallows
up great quantities OF goods
out of everybody else's sea-
son.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
I'hird ci - A IA a,ufhesst from center