WILLIAM ALDRED,


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Brandywine, near Wilmington,
Continues to dye Silks, SattinS, Cottons s. hsool-
ems, to any pattern they will admit of.


In consequence of the death of our late wor-
thy fellow citizen, John Fleming, goods will in
future be received at Mr. John Whites Drug
and China Store, No. 40, Market Street, Will
mngton.


After thirty two years residence, in and near
Wilmington, Wm. Aldred would feel himself un.
grateful, if he did not take this opportunity Of
returning his thanks to his friends, for their en-
ployment; and hopes their good opinion of him
will not be forfeited by any neglect in future.


February l, 1897. 20-4tp.