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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

Mems prime waterproof boots
worth IS; we sell now for sl
Mems waterproof boots, worth
81; we sell now for s..
Mems extra prime kip boots.
worth $3.50; we sell now for
$3.50.
Mems coarse boots,worth SAYS
we sell now for So.
A lot Of Mems coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
$3.50, SI.75 and $500.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
$3.50; we sell now for $500.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
s2.25; we sell now for Sis.
A lot of boys coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
sI.25 and $3.50.
Mems calf boots, SI.75, s2.oo
and $3.50.
The reason for such slashine
in prices are, that we have not
the convenient room to properly
display coarse boots and have
determined to quit keeping them
after this season.
Fine and medium grades Of
scasonable footwear for men and
women, boys and girls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

Representative Downham intro.
duced his bill into the House last eve-
ming providing for a Constitutional
Convention, and there should not be
difficulty about its passage. 1t pro.
vides for the election of forty five dele.
gates, "for the purpose of revising,
changing, altering and amending the
existing constitution of the state" Now
this is exactly what the Democrats
have been promising to do for years,
and If they are sincere In their promi.
SEES, they now have the opportunity OF
showing it by voting for this bill.
There Is no doubt but it will rece We
every Republican vote in both Houses,
and il it is defeated the people will
know Just where to place the blame.
II the Democratic Senate can afford to
defeat this bill let them do so, for at
the worst it will only defer II two
years longer, as there is no doubt but
the Senate, as well as the House, will
be Republican at the next session.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

1t seems strange that men who have
always borne good character in this
community, aud been looked upon as
honest and trustworthy in every
respect, could be induced to go before
the Levy Court last week and urge
the reappointment of the old tax col.
lectors, on the ground that their SER
vices were needed by the Democratic
party to insure success in the com ing
election. 1t really seems that sue b
men look upon party success, no mat.
ter by what means 1t is achieved, as
Tar above and beyond oil other con-
slderations, and that they endorse any
act no matter how contemplate or
dishonest that will tend 10 keep their
party in power. Everyone is familiar
with the methods that have been prac
ticed TO disfranchis9 Republicans by
not receiving their taxes, and to swell
the Democratic vote by issuing bogus
tax receipts, and we do not suppose
any one can be found who will have
the temerity to say that efforts of this
nature to override the will of the PEG.
: ~ are fair, honest or just, and there
lore 1t seems strange that men of char.
acter can be found who will endorse
them, on the plea that they are neces
sary to ensure the success OF their
party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12
HORSES,

as follows;
No.. Carrie, gray mare with fosl, 0 year
No.2. Kate, bay mare, 10 years old.
No.s. LADY, sorrel mare, u years old.
No. 9. Nellie, bay mare. ~ years old.
No. 5. Dallas, gsey horse, 6Jears OLD, good
Ns.i. Tom. bay horse, ls wears old.
No. 9. Tom Bayard, gray horse, ayears old.
No. 10. Delaware, bay horse, s years old.
No. u; Frank. bay horse, Z years Old
Among the above horses are some nice ones
AMI superior brood mares.
sixteen head of chsice milch cows all in
proft; Jersey COW registered, heifef, con-
ing IN pront, calves, choice stock; I Jersey
bull, registered, u months cd; shoatsi %
psus ofeh. ekens, pairs OF eneks.
jump seal oArrlaEe In good order, doctor 9
buggy. dearborn, carnage pole, boat wa
gon, sleigh 2 farm wagons, i hay rigging, !
s-ton wagon, ! horse cart "a good orders sci
sets single harness, 6sets pillow harness, ! set
cart harm 81, lot OF BRIDES, riding talhie,
s sood S oraT rand ana srd o ~ COW
chains.
Farming utenstis-ccnsisiinR of EelI- binder
| moving machine new last Spring, good
moving machines, l Bicksorl and Hoffman
drill 9horsc drill, farmer friend corn plan
Ter, 2horse rakes, good farm roller, good 2
wheel cultlvators. Randall harrow or sod
! imperial apIow, pair twin haTfews, kaiis
root caiter, corn shsiIer. Kslnma 200 fan, tw1-
hOrse. power farm mill. grain cradle, 4 calti-
yators, shoisting hay forks, lot hay 1orks. 2
straw forks. lot manare forks. lot OF hoes and
rakes, double and single trees, Rrindstone and
other articles too numerous To mention. Also
Will be sold commencing promptly Mt 9o'clock
the following household furnlturei Chamber
suits beds and bedding, child's tiunsle be II
stead aud mattress; hair-cloth narlor suit
mahogany book case, lounge, lot OF cine At
chairs, large walnut tx ensiUn table, 3 side ta-
bles, clock Z, set dining room chairs, lot win
COW shades, china aud glass ware, 3 bracket
lamps hanging lamp. Brussels and rag car
pct In good order; large Chicago farm range,
all In gqod order; 3 parlor stoves double
barrel shot guns, brtech loader, cost $40
aud is In good order; fireplace heater, heats
two stories; thirty gallon farm boiier. new
last ear; Ire cream Freezer. lot of lard caus,
ehurn, butter tubs, milk pans. buckets, 90
quart milk churnp, lot of We sh tubs. meat tuus
aud many other articles not mentioned. The
above goods VIII y hitlYely be sold as have
no further use for them. Also the hslI Inter-
VIII be served at noon.
Terms:-An sums OF SIS and under cash, all
over that amount a credit OF six months, on
purchaser giving a bankAble note with an APP
PROVED ennorser, GEORGE WHITE.
E2t W IA u-ls-l5-iS.lO 2Ol
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

State Senator Taylor, of Penngylya-
nia, who was buried at Philadelphia
on Sunday, died quite suddenly with
pneumonia contracted while riding in
car where woman insisted OF hav.
ing window orCn. The death Of
Judge Woetten Of this State was
caused in the same manner, and ii
would be impossible TO tell how many
more deaths have resulted from SINH.
lar acts OF thoughllessness on the part
Of some one, and unfortunately hal
some one Is generally a woman
When a man gels in a car t. travel
any distance he generally takes oil his
overcoat, but with woman IL ia i,f
iierent. She is probably wrapped up
in thick coat and fufs which she eci.
dom removes, and the consequence is
The temperature OF the car, while
pleasant 10 Others, is entirely too hi vi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12
Still They Go |

Those elegant wool pants at
$3.50, former prices $500 $3.50
and $500; only a few mole
left. This week we will give
you bargains in children's suits.
Your choice of 20 styles at s2.so,
former prices $3.50, $500, 81. 50,
SAYS. See them; it will do you
good, whether you want to buy
OF not; you can tell your friends
about them. Ovcrcoats are 60
ing out fast on account Of the
great reduction we have made
on them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

for her and up goes the window, no
matter who else may suffer, and
probably contract pneum onis, as was
the case in the above instances. We
are satisfied that such acts are the re.
suit of thoughtlessness, and that II
people would only take o m oment's
consi ieration they would not endan-
ger the lives or health of others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

Dr. simma' Eye Cure, The great leading
eye remedy, curcs every time; never DOES
hafm, but always does good. Cures the
worst OF cases without fall. Hundreds of
references. All bad cases row well, 95c
Depot Fourth sld King streets, WHINING
Ion' philadelphia, Smith s. Kline Co, 4 3
Arch street. $50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

IDUBLIc sAIE-THE SUBSCRIBER
A. viii sell ut public sale, on his fsirn
nov. occupied by N, A. Aspril, on the
Penn,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1850.
Al 10 o'clock, q. M,
His entire stock and farming implements
us follows to wit:
Seven Head OF Horses and Colts.
No. !. hay horse, coming 4 years old,
sound and kind IN all harness, nnmble-
tonian and Morgan jackson stock and IN
excellent roadster.
No. . Bay mare, I years old, good
worker and driver and kind in all har-
ness,
No 3. Bay mare. II years old, a good
No 4, Bay horse, IL years old, n good
driver and cannot be hitclsd wrong.
No 3. Brown mare, 10 years old, viii
work in any harness.
No. q. bay mare, u years, I'm foal by
Lore's Abdallah, and sure brood mare.
No. Z. a mare colt, 10 months old, u full
sister to No. /.
Twenty head of cattle - of which arc
good dairy cows, and some of them com
ing in pront By day of sale, Others spring
ing, and all in good condition, grade
Guernsey heifers all in calf | yoke of
EObu Npth oxen. also l llOl6tenl Dull, 10
shoats, brood sow, / boar, Berkshire
and Poland China stock; 2 farm wagons,
] spring wagon, capacity 10 baskets; /
milk wagon, nearly new; 2 OK carts. |
roller, horse rakcs, Champion binder,
! Champion mower, ! corn marker, l
grain drill, . Oliver chilled plows, . No.
Wilcy plOws, twin harrow, 2 iron cnl-
tivaturs, ! sulky cultiNator 1 Ncwtbwn
corn shelter new; | Dick feed cutter,
an excellent nnchlnC. one-hnlf interest
in u tMo-horso tread mill power, made by
\. Blakcr n Co., also 80 feet OF rubber
betting, and an Appleton mill, nil in
good order; jump seat carriage, no
top buggy, l sleigh, | set of single hur- |
ness, set of double carriage harness, 2 |
sets OF wagon harness, pillow harness, col |
lars, brides, forks, hOcEr shovcls, single |
ana double trees, and many other arli. |
Giles too tedious to mention; also II lot of |
liist-class Timothy hay. and onc-half In |
tcrcst IN 81 acres of wheat IN the ground. |
TENSION all sums Of SO aud under |
CASH all over that amount credit Of o |
months viii be given the purchaser by |
giving Il bnnkablc note with approved |
endorser, with interest added.
A. COLBURN.
W, A. lIuLiil. Auctioneer. n cod I 10 is
DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
i Will sell at public sale, at his rosi-
dence on the Philadelphia pike, 4 miles
trom Wilmington, and y mile from
Holly Oak station, on the r.. W. & u. X.
r.; or from SilVcrsidc. ON the ID, Il ., Il.
IT,, BEtndywine Hundred,
ANy |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

edge, 81 80.
| Extra fine and heavy Muslin,
with wide fine Hamburg
ruffies, 81. 90, were 81.
! Muslin, with cambria rutfie, and
wide Torchon insertion and
edge, els, were $3.50.
About 500 of the 70 cent
Gowns, sizes IS, "a, IS. No
more for some time.
Second floor, Juniper street side.
Four Market street win
dows full of large s liz e
Framed and Glazed Artotye
Engravings at s. SO. An
unexamp!ed price. Only a
little while back they were
IS So and 81. You can't
get frame and glass to order
for anything like $3.50.
Choice sublects-lnaybe a
hundred OF them.
Engravings, Pastels. and
all that kin are together In
the Basement.
Basement, Market street side, northeast
Of centre.
Find your size and the
Shoes are almost a present
to you-mep, women, and
children, The ends OF foot.
wear brought to light by
stock taking.
Market street front, west of Main aisle.
How little time a carload
of Rubbers last!
Market street, west.
Ohm WANAMAgER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

The Nebraska Legislature has passed
a bill through both houses, submitting
q prohibition amendment to a vote of
the people. This is the third state this
year that has made similar provision,
the other two being Pennsylvania and
Massachusetts,. New Hampshire peo-
pie will also vote on the same cues
ton, but the amendment In that State
was proposed by a constitutional con
vention. In Nebraska the people have
the option of adopting either prohibi.
ticn or high license, as both questions
will be voted upon at the same time,
aud that which has a majority will be
adopted. This is the first instance in
which an effort has been made to en-
graft high license on the fundamental
law Of a stale, and the result will be
watched with interest by the people
OF other states. AS the election does
not take place until 1890, there is
ample time in which to agitate the
question.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

PUBLIC sALEs-L. " sTIDHAM &
-, SON aucuoneerS, are prepared to call
clty or country sa'cs al moderate u lees. ANY
hAilts wishing TO employ then. should cali o1
them at once and selecs their dav, oyar ~
years experience in the business lrhsy aIs p,
pay the highest prices for eccond-bnnd itIni,
uTt; carpets, etc. l.. W. STIDIAMSS SON
h''e6hohe no. 90. Jau7 6W-dSW
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SATURDAY. MARCH ID, 1850.

att O'Clock, p. M,
Ills stock and farming implements together
with part Of his h usrhold goods as follows
70 wit: family horse; cows; heifer, com
Ing TWO years old; / two-s sated carriage; /
market detrborn: horse cart; | set of slnSle
harness; elder mill; 3bbls. good cider vine.
gar, shoyels, hoes, spades and forks. lot Of
Timothy hay, by the ton: lot OF dairy fixtures.
Household tiOod5-Amlng which Is QUO nice
hair cloth sofa and chairs l hat rack: 4 cook
stove; pariot stove; bed room stove; num-
Der OF carpets aud many other hlngs not mem
TONED. Terms ut sale. VIM, FFIRIS
W. A. hukill, auct. " eodtj
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12
Chemists

Cambria, with fine Torchon in
sertion and edge on yoke, and
Torchon on neck and sleeves,
e. Ceuts.
Cambria, with Torchon edge of
Florcntine design, and ribbon
on yoke, fUrchun edge ON
neck and sleeves, g.
Cambria, extra long, with wide
Val. lace and ribbon on yoke,
Val. lace on neck aud sleeves,
skirt trimmed with wide Val,
lace, 81. 80.
Muslin, wide Hamburg edge on
yoke and edge on neck and
sleeves, 50 cents,
Muslin, wide fine edge on yoke,
and edge on neck and sleeves,
10 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12
Wsnanakei's.
rnlLADrLruA. TUESDAY, Feb. "a. 1850.
Were you ever imposed


Were you ever imposed
upon by an imitation Roman
sash? We think not. The
delicacy of their color-tint
has never been caught In
any sort Of thread save by
the Italians,
But the Scotch have nearly
touched It in cotton, and did
they work In silk we might
soon expect the Celt would
catch the Latin. The
Roman colors In the Gin
CHAINS, promised yesterday,
shown to-day, are -.
The effete adjecsives are too
dull to describe them. An
advertiser with a soul finds
English too limited and
tame. Ali very well for
poetry and a that, but quite
inadequate to Ginghams.
"Bathos!' you say, with a
sheer. Be you artist or poet.
woman or dry-goods man,
we defy you to look down
the Bingham line, to exam
inc them with care enough
to know, and say so then.
1000 styles of Ginghams
We said should be here.
Well, here they are, and
such a gathering as you
never saw before or can see
noa0 elsewhere on the face
of the earth. Strong talk
Yes, bul true.
A mass of styles in COM
binations OF plaids, checks,
plains, stripes, damasks,
borders, that would be
merely a mental medley of
cotton, pattern, and color
did we attempt description
There, SO much for Cling
hams, but add Oxfords and
Madras, or any other yarn
dyed cottons and the story
is an equal monotone Of
bignsss.
But you may have rest
and peace-cotton peace,for
we save Sateens and all
other sorts Of prints for
another day.
Northeast of centre.
800 pieces Art Pottery,
mostly Saxon, at quarter
prices. Here is a vase, pure
Greek in form, with Rudolf
stadt decorations At Christ
mas it was 1915, a month
ago S. 80, but now 81 %.
And this rate of reduction
is true Of the whole collec-
tlon. Nothing the matter
with them styles good, no
damages or detects, but the
pressure Of the incoming
tide forces them out. Dis
count next holidays. Money
will 60 farther now. Prices
So cents to IS. Ready at g
A. M.
Second floor, centre gallery.
About as extravagant thing
as you can do with Muslin
| Underwear Is to make il al
home. We have ready made
a great variety Of such a.
women are glad to pay
double for and have made
TO order. Paying double is
the only difference.
Chemists
Cambria, with fine Torcbon in
seriion and edge ON yoke, and
Torchou on neck and sleeves,
90 cents.
Cambria, with Torchon edge of
Florcntine design, and ribbon
on yoke, Fyrchun edge ON
neck and sleeves, 81.
Cambria, extra long, with wide
Val lace and ribbon on yoke,
Val. lace on neck aud sleeves,
skirt trimmed with wide Val.
lace. 81 so.
Muslin, wide Hamburg edge on
yoke and edge on neck and
sleeves, 50 cents,
| Muslin, wide fine edge on woke
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VIM. J. LANK, Auctioneer

p. o. address, Wilmington. Dol. csn ,,o,,-
erally BE seen GU market days al Japyier's
store. Fourth and King sts or cun 10, r, H.
by telephone, No. $50. ib-dSv jim"
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

\ DEU. 10Th. 1855.
1rnfnB wiii leave WilminGton ~ fsiIeUs
q aisihsas w. q s q Z 5s,@sn ~.
IN az, sA sss ~ md D y 3 ;, n -, NV
ksr o n 90 ~ sS zoe % ,. II, Or,
q; T. 8 ii'hs X. q b. "a "a y: "a ~ and
lseonnods,ion, 60 go ToA ais pA
!, s y =, Z Nor! .s g Az s sss, log,
for hoston. without change OF cars, 62ip.
kcr West Chester, via Lanosin. 80 ana
70 q. M, z.s and t6op. N,
.ierl, % !. N. q ts and . 81 .. m, ~
Baltimore and intsfnedists stations, 10 n q.
nB.sSnscrIs r. a. sSd Nv 4 4 ii ssh, 10
m B ss I'M ~ and wsseinS!o1, ti e.s 81,
Trsins ior bsiswsss Division leave for.
sENsw rasua, ~, sso. z. M. ~ IS 2sh So
aeorFeiown and Il 1es. . ., q. Me- pp.n..
GsIfins u Il SeiSsr. md " W. stations $50
Esprs:s ior H 1; ri . % D. N. war
Eaprsss sor bower. Harrington. and Del.
mar, ~ Os Night.
En las,,n f az d.ps ci.is. Old roia, Con.
Tort, and NoTfolk, II % Might,
Leave PhilAdelphia. Broad Street, for WI.
~ y a i u III Z. M, o. sa,. u. az si.
xccoamodst,os vs. io.s a. 4 n =. u an,
so. al. ssa s@ 1908 10 %. aad Il q .. \.
For further Information, passengera are re.
fefred TO the ticket once a. the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express,
gpon which e1trn fare Ia caarged.
ssssr 4 ks Ssa s.p.rss r =; woeD Az,
SUNDAY TRAIMB,
Tor Philadelphia faxpreaal. 7oo. Q6z an
y, w, II ela. n, 30, ) "a 70a aud 10 10 y. IN.
- esvgnmogation. b16a. M, l2ie, In, 70,
6@ot ShesteI istPressj. 7lS.s 10. IL 81 . ~,
a AesoTTnsodstion. els a m. i2io. is. tio
For New Ycri express, z 90. ga . %. iis
shA IL 1874. m, an, ga 's1a. o, and n.n
EoI \, west Chester. via LanoRin. sBa, n.
TsI Caps I, cea,Ilss. OLD FONT Comfort ana
FOR New Castle, Kirkwood, Mddietown,
olaytsn Dover. FELTON,, harrinston, prldRe-
81 70 Il a. m. u g. g 2. 10 .. u: and z %
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, ior Vii.
nRinStoa SsrPTss,h "a ~. ~ "a Ills
b. Accommodation. e.ss, 10. "a q, NJ, II. ., I. %,
s'ia SIS. i0.sO andu.nP N,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

About as extravagant thing
as you can do with Muslin
Underwear Is TO make it at
home. We have ready made
a great variety Of such as
women are glad to pay
double for and have made
TO order. Paying double is
the only difference.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

DuBLIC sALE.-TBE SUBSCRIBER
= Intending 70 qnit the farming and dairy
the Homestead farm, situate In Christian
Hundred. ID lRware, on tile Brandywlne
Springs road, rear Richardson's MINIS,
On WEDNESDAY, FEB -, 1880,
At 10 O'Clock, u. M, Sharp,
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RALTIMoRE 4 ONO RAILROAD.

&
- Schedule In eject Dec 9. 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE, DE-
.E.pr.s, ,l r4r EAST BOUND.
e. .sscSS ga ~, Ss e Il di1S " % 70 II, e. ~
ssS, AZ IS %, tss, : 10. 40 %. 7os. q % . m.
Rhi.iiaSdslpnis, Sundays, 's2o. 7oI Z Is,
% ~ , q Il u ~ M ~ 20. 90, 500, SIS.
80. go, u 10 III .ia 40, l %. 8 %. as.
Il SHssI'S o.sss. s Is IS.
0 TO- $50 pm.
Baltlmors and Washington, 500, suU
% . m daily eIospt SUNDAY. MI daily
1 ", sosS sni fittsourx. ais 20 night. B2s
0 z, n! Nh s 5s, Louis. III 81. m and
sinEerly accommodation. 7 % and II 10 D
handsnosrx Accommodation, weak dav..
II 90 . NJ i2ls and b2sp N, Sundays, Isl
aaR e as t sss z, MARKET ST. Station.
su ESr Fhffs sS 5 p Sai VA ss5GSP
vi / u 5IIiTs Isss; IN: ssi
l'itlSburG and Chicago express daily. OILS
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR wIL,rIso.
Dsily, .l2.CsA, m, $50, 1000. .ii.eo, a. M.
no 10. III II IA az, n ~ A'S9 40 6.sa '7.0a
psily, except sunday, G. % aud 7.2S a. a..
a.. and b.@ y. n.
sunday only, s.sl IN.
Telephone. No. ta1.
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
q. %. BCULL, W. N. Ct.EMENIS,
Gen'l lass, Agent General Manager.
nls-tf
WILmIH0 TON n NoRrn MKM n, q
Time table In eject, Dec. 9th, las. Train,
| leave Wilmington lfrench streetl as follows
For Reading, BirdBboio, Joanna, Bprins.
neld, Waynesburg junction. Manor ,Pottsville,
VILE aud AL points on the PhiiAdeIphiA sno
For Springfield, WsynesbnrE Junction,
Coatesville, Embreeviie, Lenspe, ChnddT
| Ford and Dupont's and intermedIets poina,
1Q0a. M, 2. 10 and 5. 90 D. n.
For Coatesyille and intermediate points 81
For West chester, 7.6 a. M, go and 80
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate pointa
~ p. m. and on Saturday only az s. 10 and
II. lb y. M.
On sunday for Heading and intarnedist.
points, at 8. o. .. M, and Tor Springfield and
intermediate pOinte At Q. % p, m.
A, z, hcCAU5 AND, 30wNEss BRIaus,
SUPERINTENDENT. Gen Pass. AR't
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There Is a Decided Break
IN
Dried Fruits
and
Canned Goods,
IN

And offer them at extremely low prices.
inest quality cvaporated pair
ed peaches. rs cts. per h.,
heretofore 80 cts, fancy French
prnnes, 40 to the pound, 20 cts.
per h.; fancy evaporatcd apples
3 lbs. for IS cts, finest Califor-
mia apricots, IS cts. per pound
Other dried fruits atequally low
prices. We have just received
Gardner Phipps' Pine Apple
Hams, which we offer at Is
cts per h.; small sizes.
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DUBLIC sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il Will cell at Public Sale (preparing 10 re-
move from the preInises), at his residence in
the 18th ward, on
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DUBLlC SALE.
4 Win be sold ut Public Sale, on the II. g.
Booth farm, On the road leading from llaTe's
Corner TO CbnstiGua, on
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DuBLrc SAFE.

DUBI.IC SALE.
Il The subseriEar having gone into other
business viii poaitiyctr ssl at public sale a.
his resldenne on the iASdTews' Farm, one
mile from Wilmington on the road 70 HAre's
Corner. Now Castle Hundred. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY sist. 1859.
at9 O'CLOCK, sharp,
Fexer be,i of roo,, .,o-k mr. driving
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Skirts-

Muslin, with wide neat Ham
burg edge, 81.
Muslin, with wide Hamburg
edge, sl.25.
With extra wide Hamburg