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EIXES OE TRAVEE.
11, AD K L P II I A. WILMINUTON &
BAI/ilMORË KAILHOaD.
A PH ID aim, 1871.
Trains lea\ u Wiluiinaton os follows, lor :
i'iiitodoliiliii on.l uiicrwcilia-o siattoi.o,
Hfio.s.lu, il :-.D. lu.:«i. a. ni ; 1.1', 711. 10.21
pu
p.
York. 1.21 a.
Miilatleipbia and Ne
12.1V, -.12, p
Baltimore
jdiato stations. 1--52,
2, 2 U 1,10.02
d intei
10 02. a. ni.; ô.fcO, p. m
Uultimoro and W < slunglon, I.
. tu.; J. 23 . 5 . 2 U, 7.10. u. 111 .
ve for :
i.; 1.15, Ü :î0.
Trains for Delà»
New Castle,* 1
.5, 10.10, a.
d interuudiute stations. 12 -3.
und intermediate stations, 12../»
* SUNDAY TRAINS :
d intermediate stations,
York, 1.31,
hing ton. 12.5
Ui.
Seaford
10.10. a. n
Del
10.10. a.
Philadelphia t
4.45.0.Sii, p. in.
Philadelphia and N
Baltimore
f.u3, a.
a w
further information passengers are
the time tables posit »I at the depot
il. F. KFNNKY. .Superintendent.
î
fsrred
ILMINQTON anp READING 11AIL
Un and after Tuesday, May 26tb, 1874,trains
nu Branch as tol
Gbiog Southward
W
er the He a
will run
Going Northw
STATIONS.
No.2. No.4. No.6.
_ . p.in.
U Wilmington Ill 3.12 7.32
I Chadd's Ford 8
Ooatesvillc, 7
P it Springfield, »>.
P.ll Birdsboro', 5
10.Ii* Reading. 5.
CONN KLi IONS:
ilh trains
No.l.
No.5.Ni
p
là 1.4
2.1 u 0 . 41 »
;
.7
.
Uv
'S J 2.1*0
S.Ul 4.11
«.34 l>
54 11.34 4-32
20 11 .eu 4.00
Pbiludelpbi
At Wilmingto
Wilmington .V Baltimore. ind Delaware Kail
roads; at Chadd's bord with trains on Phila
delphia & Baltimore Central Kuilroud; t
Coatesvillc with trains on Pennsylvania H.
K., and at Reading with trains oil Philudel
hia ii Heading,Lebanon \ alley,hnstPenna.
!iml Reading .V Columbia and the Berks
County Railroad*.
.SUNDAY TRAINS.-A trui
Reading at 7.1U a.
W ilnumrt on
ton at :. ai p. m„ ui
4.17 ; Coateivillo,
*•
m Sunday, arriving at
m. Leaving Wilmuu'
Chmld's Ford at
1 , 20 ; and iKeading, at 7,37
E. CODLINGS,
General Superintendent.
al U,1
P.
anchor line steamers.
Fatuld*
Baii. KVKi
Pa*Rengers hooked loand from any ltailwo
Great lir
. 1
Seal
Station
land. Norway. Sweden, Denmark. Germany,
France, Holland, Bcfai
State«,
Cabin fare from NEW YORK
LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW and DERRY by
Wednesday's Steamers Htttt By Saturduv'.
teamers #«»5 and $75.
EXCURSION TICKETS, $120.
INTERMEDIATE. $35, STEERAGE, $30.
Payable in Currency.
Partie« sending lor their friends i
purchoso tickets
United
. and
LONDON.
the Old
lowest rates.
Country
For lurther particular* apply to the Agents,
HENDERSON BROTHERS. No 7 Bowling
Green, N. Y., or to
«AMUEL F. BETTS,
Wilmington, Del.
MARTIN JOHNSTON,
BOOK-BINDER.
AND BLANK EBOOK MANUFACTURER.
and Publications of all
Magazines, M
k inet Pound at the lowest rates.
Back Numbers of periodicals
Special attention g
prdiod.
aking Ac
nt Books of every variety ot Ruling
Binding.
Satisfacti
will receiv
id
guaranteed. Orders l>y mail
prompt attention,
MAItllN JOHNSTON,
No. 420 SHIPLEY STREET,
wil.KINGTON.
septi
-tt
Jas. E. MpCabynky.
Danifi. Kknnky.
Late of Philad'a,
Late of Macan ifcSon.
Wilmiitcloi: l|ilio(stery
416 91 iR Is KT STRKET,
McCARTNf;Y~& KENNEY,
General Upholsters.
hr-i, nod I
their
ourally, that they
holsteriug busine.-b
Tho
l<
lriond.
d the puhl
d tho 1
ho- at Un Market stre
.n all
t.3 br.
Furnituie Lpliol-ured .with best
<1 work
1 1
ship.
Carpets, Matting-' :»» 1 1 uil Cl- th", made and
terial
laid.
SI in
Window shad
' priog. Hair 0
.it
! I.
itions.
N. B.-Plan.-* of Hall and
«a.tiiraient ol
ike up the
:e whe
rooms t
good.».
Orders bv
ILKiVl« IV AU.
I have _
.Shipley btreel.
ïd fr
1 y old stund 4P
N.W. Cor. 3 d & Shipley,
it
asc.l facilities. I shall be
better prepare,
stouiers with
I t
PI*IV the
ants it my
STOVES.Ii RATERS.
IAND
House Furnishing hoods
icrnliy. Being thunkful fur past favors 1
>0 by personal attention to bi
h
>s to
e aihareofyour patronugo.
R MORRISON
N \V. Cor.
tc'-ind
Shipley Street**.
DELAWARE FIRE
Insurance Company,
No. (iOS Market Street ,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
incorporated 1826.
Insurance for a tei
Charter Perpetual
of y (
Perpetual Insurances at Greatly
Reduced Ratos.
promptly adjusted
ice ug
y other «*
los
damage by fii
ip
iy.
DIRECTORS:
Geo. W. h'parks,
. Can by,
•is Bi.
W
. M. Can by.
.
Win.II. Swift,
•lohn K. Tatum,
W. G. Gibbons.
. W- Bush,
G
Geo. W, Stone.
WILLIAM CANDY. P
F. L.Gti.pin, Secretary
blent.
pra
JOH im HODJiy,
ICE CREAM 8,
CONFECTIONS, TOYS
CHILDREN'S
(!G AC II 111 H ,
KIRK-WORKS
BASKETS, WOODEN WARE,
And a geneml assortment of Staple and
Kam y Notions.
JOHN RODDY,
No 411 MARKET STREET.
Opposite the Gazette Ofiice.
WHicinctoh. Dd.Z
mm*
u»
ISA XKS A XI> RA jVK EUS.
THK ABTIZ4NS SAViNUS BANK
502 Market Street,
incorporated February 23,1M61.
Open to receive depositsldaily from '» A. M
,1 Saturday
day
s odock.
T
until 4 P- M.. and
eveuing* from «
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent, has been regularly puid on
deposits, Rince tho organisation ol th« Bank,
and it is the expectation ot the Maauuers.ihat
this rate of dividends will bo conltuuej.
not withdrawn, they
deonsim. Thus pt
When dividends
accounted a.*
deposits compound their inter« t twic.
i
HA A A (i KitS :
William ». Uillus. | Gxouiiic W. Bush.
OLKMkNT H. SMYTH, I G KO HUK »S. (Japkllk.
Chas. W. Uowi.anp, IM. L. Lichtknstkin.
N a riiAN'i. K. ÜENöow, I Fowako Uamlinutom
Uknhy F-Dur». |J
K. M. S.TOTSKN HD RG, I Wm. LISwikt,
Anthony Uiuuins.
W M H . U ILLKR, Présider, t.
President.
E, T. Taylor. Troisurcr.
11. .1ACK.
(Jeo. W. Buch. V
feb21—iy
IRNT JN A r rif >ÎSi I, IRAN It
OF WILMINGTON.
Depository of tho Public Moneys,
AND
Financial Agent of the United Gluten.
F
EDWARD BETTS, President,
GEO D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
$500,000
Paid up Capital«
York Exchango fur
without charge.
Philadelphia asd N
nishe l t o regular Deposito
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at
8:30 A. M.
DIRECTORS
George W. Rush,
Eli Garrett,
Jonh
W 1 lliaiu fat nail.
Clement B. Smyth,
Israel Pu»ey,
T. ileal.I.
Henry S. McCouib,
Du'Ad .lûmes,
Edward Betts.
18
iyi i b
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
I\o. 4 W. Tlilnl Street.
Six per rent, interest. Op
Saturday evenings and every day.
Griimdiaw, Trea*.. J. P. Walen, 11. D.. P
John F. Miller. Clerk. yl-tt
Tuesday and
A It.
't.
HATS AM> CATS.
DUBELL
Til
BATTER,
2
East Third Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
-ly
L. H. QUAY 'S
CHEAP
HAT and CA» J
EMPORIUM.
402 KING STREET 402
HA Hint A Hi:.
D. H. KENT & CO*
IMPORTEUR AND MANUFACTURERS*
T8 FOil
AG
recxrsr,
STLEL
Hardware,
COACH MATERIAL,
Have I be largest Stock of goods in
the State in their line, and best
assorted Stock in ibo United States.
Nob, 205& 207 Shipley &210
& 212 Orange streite,
WILMINGTON, DKL.
Wm. GREEN & Go.,
Ruocesaord tc Pedrlck. Gi
I niporb
A Co..
id
ii
IRON AND STEEL,
BITUMINOUS I COAL, GALVANIZED
IKON, COACH BUILDERS' IIA III)
WARE *«.,
B. K CORNER OF
THIRD a uil SI1IPLRV 8TN„
always on
ort
u
hand u full
r. ;7l.
/'4
:nt of
v IKON d HTKBI.
Ilf, Ht t, r in, 1. ,,i
/
American tl
inercd and Rolled
^vBaru, English Ko
I fined Barn of all
P tiros, Hand, Hoop,
■ and Slit Iron,beht
Norway Nail rod«
nd Auger Shapes, Galvanized and Black
Cant, »Shear. Blietar German,
Swede.Spring. Tire Mac.hinery.&ndTupStoel.
Smith, Coacb.&nd other Hardware—florae
Snoes, Horse Shoo Naila, Borax, Boita. Clip«,
Nuta, War hers. Malleable Castings, Wagon
Boxes, Springs, Axles, Spokes.Felloe«,Shafts;
Bows, &c.,CarriageCanvuHfl, Oil Carpets Rat
tinett,Enameled Top and Dash Leather,and
Coach Hardware of all kinds; Iron Wire Gal
vanized Naila, Babbit Metal, Load, Spelter,
Tin. Sheet Zinc, Ac., Grindatonea,
. Back Chains, Ao , &«.
Smiths' and other tools. Anvils, Vices, Bel
,ows, Sledges, Hammers, Shoeing Knives,
Files, Rasps, Smiths' Drills, Tire Beuders.
Twore Irons, Stocka and Dies.
All of which will be sold at very low
prices, wholesale and retail, for cash or ap
arch 2. 1868.
• 2}
aheet I
,
Ban
Cranka and Roll
:
dit.
ez Mirror*,
A full, assortment of all sizes, indu ling
double magnifying, Acc.
. IS. BRINGUIJRST A CO.,
WHCorner.of Sixth und Market streete.
I S.»iIh Curolina Xef/ro Writes
Home from I, Hierin.
\ro copy (lie following leller from (he
Yurkvilln Enquirer, written hy Solomon
Hill, a r ilureo man wliu went from York,
Liberia in 1871. Indusu ion»
S. U,
colored peuple can get rich in Liberia:
crop an I inn nearly
done plunlinR anolber, aud I kuow if a
person will ball work lid cm make a good
living in Liberia. I rained lait year rice,
potatoes it ini cthMid't, of wbcli 1 bad
abundance lor my o*vn u-<? and a quantity
lor a ile. I sold over lÜO kiovea of nweet
i.
unde o.
"1 In
potato« m, and lilty kroves of c.iSsada and
lilty k roves of riot*. Potatoes are worth 25
I krove; casaatla IS ceuls.aud rice
ceuis pe
lialf-cl»aoril„$l. My com is now matured.
a large crop of rice, i have
i hero with no oilier work
I have sow
made good cor
the labor of planting. Of ginger,
which is a staple product,! have ihm year
planted over 100pounds,which is miflicient
lor one acre, and will yield 1,000 pounds
of dried ginger, worth in Ibis market len
cents per |K>itnd. 1 have an orchard of
2,000 ooflee trees. Fixiy of ruy trees,
planted in 1872, are bearing, and are now
ladeu wiili coflee .Line Moore has 1,800
trees, Joe Watson, 800, Scott Mason, 1.«
000, aud nearly all of our colony are en
gaged in cotise raising. Uoflee is worth
here IS cents in gold, 20 cents in Lui ted
Slates currency, and
rency of Liberia. Oilier articles rate
about us follow»: Calico, from 12A to 18
cents per yard; tobacco, 40 cent» per
pounds,auger»$4 to $5 per hundred pounds
mollisses, SA cents per gallon; bacon, 22
cents per pound/flour, 10 cents per pouud/
mackerel, 0 cents each; chickens,25 cents;
ducks, $1.
tha
cent» in the cur
eggs, 25 cents; turkeys,
(iuod milk CJW8 sell at vsrioua pries,
from $25 to $40. 1 am better BalialiecI
than 1 q
l am worth more than ever before, I have
three good framed house» with shingle
roofs,and neat hoarding paling urouail my
lot. The timber in use here heur» u strong
reaemblancu to brimstone a» to color of the
d conHSijuently ha» the appro
priate nauio of brimstone wood. Wild
game in plentiful, including the ordinary
*o\v, deer,squirrels, monkey»,
Ac. 1 have «een as many a» a thousand
monkeys in one drove. The meal of this
animal ia highly pri/.ed as an article of
food. Tell Colonel McCorkle for me that
wilhin live years, if 1 live, 1 will be able
to seucl him 4,000 pounds of Liberia oollee
of my ovro raising, and it is the desire of
myself and friend«,to sell him our crop»
and ship direct to him."
since emaccipation, and
w a 1
grain,
cow, the
ii or. (int in's Prospect ire Dan
liter.
Thin a Louisville Courier-Journal de
scription of a young lady from Wilkesbar •
re, Pa/
Sho i« a young girl! Scare many others!
But this girl is unrivaled. If 1 should sav
she was pretty, that would ouly half ex
press the charui of her face. If 1 were to
she was merry, the quality would be
gauged by the prauksand fun of some other
girl. 1 were to nay »ho wa» witty and
ready,the mind would at ouce compare the
quality to that possessed by another.
She is the drollest, most faaciuatiug and
entertaining sprite 1 have ever met. 8be
ia aaucy without being perl, funny without
L. ing rude or boisterous, and handsome
. Guar being vain. 8hc » ngs tho «weetent
1 , : ie rollicks in all her bright airs
the opera bouffe, and has ho many
rd,ridiculous anecdotes that she makes
Her audience ache from incessant laugh
sav
ii*
icr.
As her foreman «he had a graduate fron
Princeton. They sparred in the muet enter
taining manner. Doth were quick at repar
tee, and Huflicienlly well acquainted to
understand each other's meule. There
never was any danger ofeithor being huit
AU these charms are embodied in ihegraee
fuBfonn of Hattie Harding,the only daugh
ter of Judge Hurling, of Wilkesbarre. To
save further trouble ill« (Courier-Journal
mcKtioKH that sbe is lhe liancee of Mr.
Wm. Curtin, sun of Gov Purlin.
Hi Jemtnnhi
No doubt the »tory of poor Mary Pom
proy will In* forgotten by the public he 1
ton* lhe needier scandal shall have
ceHBPd to he a theme of animated popu
lat discttssior. And yet hers lathe more
sorrowful case; and if she told a true
tale on her deathbed it is not likely that
[the lUv. Blendeuning will receive much
sympathy and support even from his
own congregation. Perhaps, now that
the victim is in her grave, there will he
no necessity lor tho accused minister to
publish his*'statement." The voice that
accused h ill s hushed for ever; and the
complainant in the cases of breach of
Herereml
Mon
J. A. Tool,
J. C. P.INNI
.1 W Wklch.
C. F. Wklch.
TODD, WELCH & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Fc
tho Fuie of
COUNTRY 1'iumid:,
STAND No.l, ODD FELLOWS* HALL,
Third anil KIuk Mii,,WiluiliiglOR,Dcl
i.'oiiHignments respectfully solicited. Re
turns promptly uiiido- All orders fur good»
promptly filled ami forwarded.
jy24wly
NEW GOODS,
Juat opened an elegant assortment of
Standard Trimmings,
Hamburg Edgings,
Rnflings, Laces,
,,i
Ribbons, &c.
Also, new and full lines of
G A USE MERINO UN DDKRWKAR, HOSI
ERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, ktc.
H. II. STAATS,
No. 4 17 Market Street«
Wilmington. Del.
aprlT-wH
"VICTOR," I
Mmleby tue Fink le de Lyon Manuf'u Co.,
Look-Stitch Shuttle Sowing Machine
Uses a self-setting Needle, which cannot
he net wrong. Docs the entire rango of
ily Sewing. Runs very muut. k ah y and
kaht. Sold on easy monthly instalments.
Auknts Wanted.
J
J. L. FERGUSON. Manager.
Pennsylvania, New Jersoy and Delaware.
1227 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia.
anhyw
N ew crop
TURNIP AND RUTA BEG A HEED.
At W. N. CUANDLER'rt,
fî6U Market 73 tree I.
ii'7
COAI. AMD WOOD.
s CHARLES WARNER A CO.
J Maiket Street Wharf,
Wn.uiKOTON, Dsi..
A I »ealer*
VVlioleoole end llel
-IN
ilitotin 4'oul.
A ut lirwclle «ntl Ull
» (hid city receiving coal
(Juuiberla"d region,
oiling lOxci-uaivicLY the
Coal Company a
'lhe only Lrm i
daily all ruil, iront
ly tirm i
Lehigh aud Wilkesbai
Kveryonetbould usa the Bhawnco Coal for
family, steam or manufacturing purposes.
Wo guur&utcu it to uiuke less ashes, prove
more economical and give bolter satisfaction
than any coul oliered in this market.
ASK KOKSHAWNK.KCOAL.
BURN SHAWnKE COAL,
frien Is what you think of tho
J ho
All
at
a
Tell y
SHAWNEE COAL.
<11 AKi.KS WARNER 4 OU.,
Maikel Street Whirl.
j ol 12-1 y.
FILE & MÜRPHEÏ.
(Successors to Wm. 11. Allumnd A Bro .)
Dealers in
COAL AND WOOD,
Cor 20th and Market Streets.,
(ütk Ward) W1LMINUT0N. DEL
Orders left with John P. Allmond, Eighth
and Market streets, or at our uüice, will ha
promptly attended to.
Best Lehigh und HuUuylkill Coal always on
baud. may7.74-ly
OliRPATENTW/lUOyS
ELIV ER TUE BESTCUAL 1N10 CEL
LARS without dumping
G. W, J4US11 &, RON,
French Street Wharf.
JOSKl»lI FOÏJT
D
the |»ave
ment.
Junlotf
SELLS ENTERPRISE. 11ARLEIGU AND
SHAWNEE COAL
AT SCHUYLKILL PRICES.
Ouk and Pine WOOD by theoord and sawed,
neighbors in tho
Coat, how far
will loavo to nur customers to
JOSEPH FOUT.
Orange aud Water streota.
We try to excel all
preparatiun of o
succeeded
say for us.
jell
ha
riANOS A\J> OitOANH.
PIANOS
ty
to
1
For $290.00 and upwards
ORGANS
For $45.00 and upwards.
For cash or on instalments, at
ROBKLF.N ft BRO'8 'Wuroroom*.
(UP STAIRS.)
MUSIC HAS CHARMS I
PKKJE UEDÜCED.
THE BEST INTtHE WORLD
Will Last a Life-Time !
35,000
OF THE CELEBRATED
Shoninger Organs,
IN UAILY If.SE,
Tho best uiUHical tulcut of Ibo
rouotiy rci-onimend thc-ifi Organs.
Tlje nicest and best. Moro for your
money,aud gives better satisfaction,
than any other now made. They
comprise the
1
Illustrated Catalogues sent l»y
mail, post-paid to any address, up
on application lo
D. HUONINOKK ft CO.,
New IIhv. u, Cuuu.
novll
\y ILLI AM LALLY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Brandies, |Whiskies,
W I fM 1CW,
*211 EABTBONT FHTREET,
Between French und Walnut htreete,
WILMINGTON. DKL.
LEWIS RAYMOND
615 SHIPLEY bTHEET,
H.E - 03?;E31TEID.
BPLKN1D WINKS AND LIQUORS.
Pure from the Cuelom Uouac.imported direct.
Alao
FINK OLD RYK Jn BOURBON WHISKIES
<1 delivered ut the luwcet poaeihle
may
Sold
prit-on.
WM. S. WATT.
NO. 1009 Market street.
PLUMBER, GASÆSTtAM FITTER
Wish«« his friends and patrons to know that
he baa resumed busineta in the ubovo bran
ues and would desire lo renew their custom
heretofore so liberally boa to wed. lie is pre
pared to do all kinds of work in hia line, and
submit estimates of
finish all eontraets aud aomplete all jobs in
the most
SUBSTANTIAL AND SWORE MANLIKE
MANNER.
Satisfaction to all will be my aim. and the
small possible profit charged
Give m** e oall.
, guaranteeing
of
«I.3Î-.I
R. GROVES & CO.
Commission Merchants.
305 TCXISTO STREET.
1
WlLMIKUToN, Dkl. ,
Dealers in Fish. Fruit und all kinds of.
Country Produce. .Consignments ho I ici ted
e23w'Jm
Prompt returns.
groceries.
HERMANN AHRENS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALER.
No 23!i Tatnall Street,
WU.MINHTON DKL.
Would reHpeetfully
to bid frionds und
nounoe
the public that ho s\ill car
lies on tho Meut buuine-m
ut the oldBtiiud. and wi I
VCiiiSrLoop cou.tantly
the best guulily ol
llUbd
.. HUKAK-CUflKD HAM:.
ilUTCII, aHOIH.DKK».
I, A 111), i'UKli,
haIisaue, dried hkick,
CHKKaK, TUN 111) KM. sc.. Xr.
All of which will bo sold wholesale
at »be lowest city prices.
lie roturns his thauks to bis many ruslo
mers lor past favois aud respeottully sol.cits
a continuance ol the same.
ici ail
JOHN F. ALliMONl),
Cor. 8th arid Market streets.
I) ft At. hKS IN
GROCERIES, TEAS,
I
H I* 1 t! ICH. Set'., a .•
511 king St. & 2 <l ami king.
W K BOWMAN
Grocer & Tea Dealer,
.
Private Families Hotels, liestsi
other oonsumois suppliod with
rants u,J
THE BEST GROCERIES
AT FAIR PRICES,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
leroiiil anil King himI 511 King Bn
may."tO iui
HE NEW STORE!
MY MOTTO :
A QUICK DIME IS BETTER THAN A
SLOW DOLLARP*
Aa I desire, on account of the great ecarci
ty of money, to sell at the lowest figure,
have boughtexcluHively for cash, i
to sell at small profits and mako <iui(k sales.
1 keep on baud at all times
The Choices'. Variety ol
GEOOERIES,
At the most reasonable figures. Should you
doubt it, you huvo but to call and examine
my goods and prices, and you will bo < 011
vinced. Don't forget tho number,
111 West Second Street,
W. N. MKI.VIN.
jelt»i3w
READY MADE
CLOTHIN G>
»UBSTANTIALI DURABLE !1 WARM 11
Great inducements for the year 1874.
Our object is to givo tho people just what
they want in
Substantial Ready-made I lotliing
for tanners, for Merchants, lor Mechanic«
tor Everybody that would he dressed in
liable and Fashionable Clothing, ut surpns
Low Prices. One call will reveal tho fact.
Re
JOSEPH !IUH.
»10 JARUr.T NTKMT,
Had and docs all this
supply of
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
id more A large
Alwarsin readiness to
eet th
son, and sold nt a slight adv
h
the cost.
$ 3 #*Remember lhe JIouso u
Best Clothing fur the least cush.
coure the
JOSEPH ROW.
316 Market Siri ci.
One door boiow
Merchant T'iii
>wtt
4th. Wilmington Oc).
THE GAZETTE
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOB PR1NTLML
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ill
AT No. 416 Market Street.
H. U. W IOSî , l''
SAY8
1 will contlnuo to
CL BAN
AND
THE
ml Time
t
CLOCKS for|
003 jtlarkcl alrerl,
Ui
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Aug. 6th. 1874.
jc20 d-'m
PLEASE RECOLLECT
That you will find
BLANK BOOKS.
WRITING PAPERS,
FANCY PAPKR8,
ENVELOPES
INITIAL PAPERS
SLATE PENCILS,
LEAD PENCILS.
STEEL PENS.
SCHOOL SLATES.
MU Cl LEG K, INK.
, PEN HOLDE I ?.
Pocket Knives, Wallets, Traveling Bags
and Satchels, Fancy articles iu great variety
and all other kinds of Stationery at
in
the
E. 8. R. BUTLER'S
4*40 Market Ktreef.
iy»
diildren'H Clothing,
No.'JHlO Market Nlreet.
MRS. M. L. McDANIEL,
Has a new and fine assortment of Chil
dreit'a Clothiuf, Cusatmerea, Hamburg Edg
ings Hosiery, Trimmings, Patterns.**•:..* Inch
sho ia disposing of at low prices. Alsu
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING CUT und MADE
TO ORDER.
W MARKET STJVLET.
of.
ted
wdy 1
»REE'S, MEOICTnES, a;*.*.
fi
r^-3
N
W *
2 ê
«
m
&
V l! 4
P.-4
hil.r StitirrN accota
-HI. pro
I l»v imm r.it
'us ted
î i.
.1 ii
; t ,1.
.1 vital
.tl
it ».I
I;
*1*
lion, llcndnchn. Pain
s of »tu* ( 'liest,
>1 tin* Stomach, Had
Mouth. P.ilious Attacks. Palpitation oi
In* Lungs, pain lu tliu
Imii'livM other puUiiul
s of i>yspe|Mla. Olio
si.
I '
he !l> art. Hill:
i|.: .
• ol its
I i « •
sun
ni
4
(.llli
Oil.
C.
n oiiiantioo l, 1
m display HO «I
1
•I
c Bill
tl
. i.IimI :i
•nt is room i
cxlor y «; 1 . ,1 < l»r
lie Ida:.
I <1
■ (
-, Keimt tc
r tlie Blood. Liver, kid
Kitten have
I
• i »...
1 « i
!
(••mai.
II t *
ddc
I Blood.
• 1
• V \ Ml.
Il I»
tmu a:I
in Inilmi
tic t
r
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si*
■ t
>f
I'
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Mil \
II.
Urga
Mi
1
m. Erupti »iiM, Tetter, Halt
-, l'impie**, pustules, 1 oil,».
1 » • -. 1 *
I n»- W1
^1
111
S. aid Head. Soin Etes.
•us of the SKti:
I-IrS
mr
:
iftheKk
literally dug lip;
liutovr
Hi
I Ids
tho
I
d
r tin
1 :
■ î.-.
kIhu-i. I
«3
1 .
fill Tlioicti«n«fa pnx l
\ P
i
that
»st wonderful InWgun
:its the
ell I he Milking deni.
is. 11 . i>o.\ai.i> ,v ro.
• lid tien AjclM.. Sau
of Washington and churltoi!
1m)I.1> V,\ ALL UKLKGIMS
ta
•iMco. Cal, A
lr:
Id iipgls
itH.. N. Y.
DEALERS.
n r in:ALi:iis.
WALTON Sc JAMES.
have rented tho office
No. 2 West Third Sireet.
Formerly occupied by tho Franklin Tele*
graph Co„ where they will keep, constantly
bund
oil supply of their finu
KENNEBEC HIVER ICE,
And
'ill
mil dear solid
onths
rho want
ICE during the hot summ
well to call
early.
through the cuti
u Id d J
th them
their orue
<1 they will he guaranteed a
ply
pr22tf
a*»ï.Æ3Ki rai»
EASTERN I CP:
IXilt ; 1071.
y largo stock of the
«bec P.
dl during the
*d a
bei t ICE cut ou the I
We have sec
cr at thd
winter ami will
follow i
week.
. 1 ..
.... LO c<
fi pound-* daily.
do .
« .1
1 ' .1
K. d
do
1 1
do
d<
. 1 :jo
.l fat
.1 80
the r«lc ot fil G) per lOu lbd
do
:
d><
d.
do
2.i do
40 lh3. ar
lo
Although tho above 1
thn inarkut
der« old
.Id i
!..
PÔOd 1
•tor
•tit,
*y «•
a r
»idoration.
Ul-O
id after
Hk« oiTivt o
The.
to
P
M «öd ,1
.1 I
PI I SI. Y ,1 RICE.
Hid
OsTtRrs- fi** f'hiphy ith and Pupl;
prTtf
WhI
is.
1874 EASTERN ICE, 1874
i-intity of
1 .* 11 red a hi
GOOD SOU» ICE.
, 1.1
'ut on Ilm L
Bin
mg
II
I
hi.-It
i-h
:• I I ln-^lullu W1IIK
luring Ihu
Ills
nek.
r, p
Ja daily.
: < p
1
d.
du
. i !<
12
du
■in
du
do
I
1
-1
lo
d.»
-i
I a
do
du
d.
1 -
lOUlbs.
Monday
r, ut. Lite rate ..t £Mn» p
s to taka effoct on
id a:
id
4u I bn.
Tho ahf
A.
call. 1 st 1
<•0 that cun bi
Our Ice 0
my
ill bo Hold us lovV
tho
fit* re.l i
ke
tho lowest.
WALTON Si JAMKrf,
.1 No. 2 W. 3d Sts.
Pali and King
iipiRtf
ill ML
Timothy, Clover and Orchard
Grana Seed,
P
fini: mixki> lawn white dutch
CLO VEtt, GRKKN GRAFS,
DWA 11 F GERMAN WAX.DWARF WHITE
WAX BEANS.
V ETE, DARK HKD EGYPTIAN, BAS
TI A N S SIMONS .V OTIIEK BEET SEEDS.
EXT It A EARLY Ca"rTKR*S FIRST CROP
LA XT US ALPHA. LITTLE G KM.
FRENCH WRINKLED AND
OTHER PEAS.
ÏKOP11Y TOMATO, HANSOM I.HTTUCK,
With a fresh iiupplv of reliablo Flower and
Garden Seed«.
iuay 26 tf
SMITH A BREEN,
Fourth and Shipley.
Fashionable Furniture.
J. & J. NT. HARMAN,
No. 410 King Street,
WI1.MINUÏ0N, L. i:l...
We rcapecttully inform tho ol tl -
ol Wilmington and the h
dingcountiv that we contii
uPicture and keep on hand at
largo and long established warcrooma.
Furniture of every variety and style, con
sisting of Mahogany. Rosewood a in- Walnut
Furniture auituhle for parlor,dining-room
and chamber ijaes.
Our assortment of Furniture is lurgecrand
more varied than can lie found in Delaware,
and all articles sold atour establishment
warranted ua represented.
V unit inn Blinda ni the moat fashionable
deiigna made to order and kept
hand. Wo ala
ly keep a largeiuortment of Spring.ila:r.
Moaiand Husk Muttrosroa.
J. & J. N. HARMAN.
it 1 ) Kibk ftueit,
■ssrui:; 1 :
► tantly
utacture and constitui-

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