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DAILY GAZETTE.
o. p. Joiixaoa, Editor a«» Proi-biïto*.
Ts» Daily Oahttb it Published «very af
ternoon, (Sunday excepted) at «0 Markat hit.,
and served by carriers ta subscribers in an
mSSSUSSFr*
THI OILY MMOCRATIO DAILY IRTHK STATS,
Tsn Dklawab« G a infs. establish oil 17M.
U the largeat and moat flouriahinc waokly In
/»• State, and hM a larger ""
any other on the Peninsula: Published every
Friday morning, at «2 a year, in advance.
WILMIROTOH, BBL.» ■«»*• *. 1W4,
Democratic Nominations.
■
State Ticket,
sot OOV1HO«.
JOHN P, COCHRAN,
of Middletown.
RKYBKSKMTATIVI 1» OOSOBÏSg,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
of Kenton.
!
County Ticket.
lor Sheriff— WM. H. LAliflSON
For Coroner—RICHARD OROVES.
City Ticket.
xsanasone.
Northern Diitriot-Tnonii J. Bow*».
Southern Dietriot—E dwaud Faumah.
Eim Wnri-gwcU-^^MnCjlb^
Am «taut—Hugh Sweeney.
Seoond Ward-Conneil-H. B. Uvtnüte.
D Inspector— Jos. Bradford.
Assistant—Daniel Callahan,
Third Ward— Council—August Bickta.
lÙUfl Inspector-James Clarlc
Assistant—Daniel Mullut
fourth Ward
Ftfth Ward-|nn£-^»^^phe,.
Council—James P. Haye?.
Inspector—^m. J. Morrow
Assistant— Ed w. Molntire.
fiiwth Ward—^Counoil—Wm. McMeuamin.
toiatn warn In8çeolor -Jâ œe s^aJis.
Assistant—Thos. Mortne.
SevaathWetd-^ouaciUno^iaatluaJ.
Assistant—Walter Cummins.
Eighth *d£%!7
Assistant—Geo, C. Ward.
Ninth Ward—^Council—Martin Fimlj.
Inspector—-Samuel Smith.
Assistant—George Clark.
Tanth Ward-^neil-^^H 0 ^.,.
Assistant-Bernard naughty.
Democratic County Convention.
object
tory
tion
the
the
the
from
ings
be
of
ry
low,
of
~
The Delegate, elect ôf the different
Hundreds of New Castle county are
hereby notified to attend a Convention
to be y hddat the COURT HOUSE, tit
tho TOWN OP NEW CASTLE, on SAT
URDAY, the 5th day of SEPTEMBER
NEXT, 1874, at 1 o'clock, V. M., for the
purpoee of nominating Representatives
to the Legislature and Levy Court, and
take such other action in relation to
as «hall be
to
canvass
JOHN P. COCHRAN, Chairman
August 26th, 1874.
the approac
deemed advi
e.
COUNTY MEETING.
It should be remembered that a Coun
Meeting will be held at the Court ,
House, in NKW CASTLE, SATURDAY
next, 5th of September, when the nomi
nations make at Dover, on the 27th inst.,
will be ratified and such other business
t.aonsacted as may bo proporly brought
before it.
We have not been authorized as yet to
state what gentlemen will be present to
address the meeting; but will endeavor
te do so in an early issue of tlio Gazette.
Expose their Fraud*.
It ia the duty of every good citizen
to expose attempts to pollute the ballot
box and thus destroy the will of the
people. We hope all such attempts to
day will be made public, and those
guilty be brought to punishment.
ty
Do not Relieve them.
The Ring i« buny cimilaling lies.
Do not believe them.
The people ere tire.i of Ring rule ;
Htni it ia aure to be lieateu ; it ia better
to put it down this year than next
year, as at leaat a hundred thousand
dollars will ha saved by acting now.
Let every honest Republican teniem
ber this.
Let None of them Vote.
Wo have been told by gentlemen whose
connection with the Republican party
dates from its origin, that a large num
ber of negroes who came here to attend
"Big Quarterly" were detained to vote
in the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Sixth
and Fourth Wards. None of these men
should be allowed to vote and every one
who does vote should be put in New Cas
tle jail. Our elections have been car
ried too long already by the votes of
Philadelphia, Chester and Delaware ne
groes who had no residence here.
Election To-day.
POLLSCLOSI AT 7 P. U.
Let every Democrat and every Refor
mer go to the election to-day and vote
tiie Democratic ticket against tbe Ring
candidates. Vote as early as possible
and assist others to vote. You can
make money by it—those owning a
one thousand dollar house will save
several dollars in taxes by the defeat of
the Ring. Not only for one year, but
it may be for ten yea-i to come; and
those owning a ten thousand dollars
house will save from fifteen to twenty
dollars in taxes per year; which in five
or ten years will amount to a ntce
little sum as a reward for so small a pa
triotic duty.
The ballot is of no use if men will
not use it to effect their own good and
destroy cliques that are robbing and
bul^pg tbe people.
'Tim SreetiA l(/iw(,
T/I« seveutn liar »
We hope no Democrat ot the Seventh
Wariwill neglect to vote to-day. It U
one of the meet important elections that
has been held, and every man's vote will
count in a way that will tell. If a Dem
ocrat neglects to vote he fayofrs the B«tik
and cannot have bis party's success at
hekrt. IF he désires the triumph of
right he must use hiB ballot to defeat
the operations of the men who have held
him in the minority for years, and hope
to keep him under by the use of the ig
norant negro.
In the Seventh Ward to-day the white
will vote together ; if we succeed it
men
will be by one of those sympathetic unions
of intelligence against ignorance—an el -
fort on tho part of the whites to escape
the powor of the King to subject the ma
jority by appeals for sympathy for
the negro as amount in reality to preju
dice against the whites; it is naturo re
volting against wrong ; and reason right
ing herself, and liberty assuming the sway
party domination. Heretofore men
have not had real liberty in the Seventh
Ward, they were under the thraldom of
the Bing. Break it.
The Independents for Councils
Every Democrat in the Sovemth Ward
should vote for the anti-Ring candidates
for Council, Messrs. A. H. Geimshaw
and Wm. M. Canuu. They are sure to
win, if the whit« ^Çople voté as they
should.
It is said that over two hundred ne
have been colonited in the ward
groefl
by th« Ring.
The Deiniocratic Assessors.
Every vote should be secured for
the Democratic Assessors, En warp
Parvar in the Southern District ; and
Trouas J. Bowen in tho Northern Dis
trict. Mr. Parmar is sure of his elec
tion, and with a reasonable effort Mr.
Bowen may ho elected. Certainly he
should be over such a competitor. The
Ring ought to hedefeated everywhere
Democratic Meeting at Town
send.
In accordanco with u previously pub
lished notice, a meeting of the Demo
crats of North Appoquinimink Hundred
was held at the hotel of James C. Town
send, in the village of Townsend, on
Saturday, the 20th inst., at 2 e'oTk, j>. in.
James C. Wilson, Esq., was appointed
chairman and Wm. H. Hollis, secretary.
Samuel Townsend, Esq., stated tne
object of the meeting, and gave ft his
tory of the wrongs imposed on this elec
tion district at Dover last Thursday by
the King caucus from this county, and
the packed Commitee on Credentials, i
the Convention, and then moved that
Central Committee of five Ixi appointed
from this election district to call meet
ings and transact such business ns muy
be brought before them in the interests
of the party in North Appoquinimink
Hundred.
The following gentlemen were then
chosen :
Cyrus Tatman, David C. Rose, J. Hen
ry Hanson, Wm. Dudley and bamuel E.
Townsend.
On motion of Cyrus Tatman, a « an
vo8sing committee of three from each
school district were appointed, vi ' ;
No. 65—Pumel T. Jones, John W Nan
dian, Wm. Z. Crouch.
No. 76—John W. McCoy, Wm. Yunde
grift, Taylor Atherly.
No. 81—David Wells, Gideon E. Bar- tiie
low, S. E. Townsend.
No. 89—Andrew J. Collins, Jos. Whit
tock, Wm. H. Tush.
No. 72—J. Henry Hanson, William R.
Rothwell, Wm. West.
No. 80—John R. Price, Ewen Roberts,
John H. Green.
No. 71—Wm. J. Lea, Milos T. Jones,
Samuel Townsend then presented the
following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, After the Republican Party .
enfranchised tho negroes it was the (j.
opinion of the white Democrats tf Appo
quinimink hundred that the voto of said
liundriKl would l>e about nine hundred
votes, and fearing that said number of
votes could not be taken at one place in
the hours prescribed by the election law as
of this State, and more especially if Re
ublican interference at the polls was to D.
e followed up as was at the last election,
people of said hundred, but
more especially the white Democrats,
petitioned to the Legislature of thij
state to make two election districts of
said hundred with one voting place in
each district. The Legislature complied
with the request of the petitioners, and
made two districts. North Appoquini
mink, the voting place at tho village of
Townsend, and South Appoquinimink,
voting place at Black Bird, in the year
1872. Before the election, and before
any vote hod been taken in the said aep
arate districts, the Democratic white
men of Appoquinimink met in the lower
district at Black Bird and appointed
delegates to the State and County Con
ventions with the understanding that it
would be the last time, as that fall the
voting would be dono in the separate
districts prescribed by the law. This
present year, 1874, the Chairman of the
County Executive Committee notified
the different hundreds of this county to
select or elect, on the 8th day of August,
ten delegates from eaoh hundred, five to
the State Convention and five to the
County Convention, except Wilmington
hundred, and that she appoint ten dele
S ites to the State and ten to the County
onventions. Brandywine appointed in
~ two places, North and South Brandy
wine; Christiana in two places, North
and South Christiana; Appoquinimink
met in North Appoquinimink and South
Appoquinimink ana appointed the num
ber requested by said Chairman of the
County Executive Committee,
mington appointed in ten separate
tricte. After it was arranged in A
quinimink, at a meeting at Black
the first day of August, to apportion
1 select said delegates in tne two
above named districts, certain discon
tented persona in tho hundred mot at
Black Bird on the 8th day of August
agaumed the right to appoint delegates
for not only South Appoquinimink but
also for North Appoauinimink hundred;
^nri those bogus delegates to the State
Convention went to Dover and after a
hearing before the Convention was turn
out of Northern Appoquinimink and
her regularly elected aolegates by ballot
admitted; out South Appoquinimink
hundred's delegates were superceded by
the three bogus delegates, one from the
North and two from tne South.
And Whebeab. In the opinion of the
Democratic white men of North and
South Appoquinimink, there has been
outside interference with the rights of
the white Democrats of said districts,
notice, if inter
A
ty,
Daniel
of
loo,
h
ihn
,
22d.
nnd
the
roll
I9A
;
tho white
num
vote
Sixth
men
one
Cas
car
of
ne
Refor
vote
Ring
can
a
save
of
but
and
dollars
twenty
five
ntce
pa
will
and
and
\VU
die
on
aad
and
tid
fcrencailkouU bo attouipted at tlic
County Convention, to bo Mil at New
(' ll3t i c J*, 0 ,t Saturday, the 6th of bcp
tomber-, to debar or reject tlm delegaton
from Jorth c "^,,,
James O. Wilson, or the delegates from
Appoiiuinimiidc hundred, John >\ •
Uniats add Jerry Trior we will Vail
meetings in said districts and rot abate
to the utmost extent, of our ability, let
the consequences be.wlmt they may; b
a down-trodden people whose rightsu
trampled upon and themselves insulted,
are justified under the laws of retalia
tion in dealing the heaviest poseiDle
.lows to our oppressors, and therefore,
Remind, That we are in favor ot nom
inating the county ticket by ballot in
the different election districts ill this
county, nnd that we make this last ap
peal to the good sense of the County
ßxecutive Committee to call on these
liogiis interfere™in'AppoqiiftiiJunk hun
dred with the rights of the Democratic
white men there to organise in their
separate district« and nominate their
equitable share of dolomites or hundred
pincers os apportioned harmoniously by
the two said districts.
Besoin«', That the State Convention,
in admitting the North Appnduimmink
delegates to the State Convention under
stood only those elected in the North
District by ballot settled her rights to
send delegates to the State Conventions,
for the words uciod was, the ■delegatus
Elected from North Appopuiniuiink hyn
dred. Therefore, if North Anpoqiiini
mink hundred lias the right. South Ap
poqninimiuk lmudred linn the same
rigid, if properly investigated; unu d
the State failed to do her justice after
admitting there was a North Appoquin.
mink hundred, we make this appeal to
the good sense of the County Executive
Committee to rooominend the admission
of the onlv true delegates of Appoqtxim
mink hundred elected and selected ill
North and South Appoquinimink hun
dred« on the 8th dny of August, the day
recommended by the Chairman ot the
said < 'onnty Executive Committee, V. d
lism Herbert. ■
Resolved. That the Demoend .10 white
mull of this district hold nn élection at
this place on Thursday, the 101 h of Sep
tember, between the hours of 'J. aud a, p.
in to nominate a candidate for Inspec
tor, a candidate for Bead Commissioner,
and a candidate tor Assess.»; also, that
j request the Democrat ic white men of
South Appoquinimink hundred to hold
nn election on the same day at [Had
Hint and nominate their candidates tor
Inspector and Koad Commissioner, ate
dosnch other acts as will satisfaetorilj
strengthen both districts.
On motion of Cyrus Tat mail,
Resolved, That the Democratic voters
of the Northsrn election District of Ap
poquinimink hundred am opposed to any
man from another district or hundred
interfering with the political rights of
this voting district.
'JTint the abovo resolutions lie publish
ed in the Dait.t Uaxkttk and Middbtnv n
Traineelyt.
To
the
been
'
aud
lôth
and
July
and
gust
and
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South
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J, ('. Wu,so::, r
Wm. B. Hollis. Secretary.
August *.
1874.
Maryland Items.
tiie
.
(j. Ilawitt, for $S50; 50 acres i
öhlplcy, for $550; 47?« «créa, to Thv
Buckingham, for *430; and 27 c/
Thomas L. W. Condon, for $232 oO.
portion ol the real estate of William Biti
denburg, in the same district was also »old
as follow?; 133}* acr^e to Jotltu i Branden,
burg, at $11 per acres; 37'^ acres to \\ imam
to D. Selby, for $19 30; lb7} 4 acres to Elias
Brandenburg, at $10 per acre; 7K acres to
Joshua Brandenburg, at $15 75 per acre;
23}<£ acres to William Vooley, at $18 25 per
acre; 14j£ acres to Thomas Glenn, at $12 50
of per acre; acres to (ioorgo \V. Uooue,
in for $320; 273 10 acres to tJcorgc W. Good
win at $15 per acre; 183 acres to Hannah
Dougherty, at $16 50 per acre; 88} , »créa to
Dr. A. H iramond, at $10 per uerr; 148}«,
of acres to Joseph Brandenburg, at $18 per
acre; 145>;; to Robert C. McKinney,at
$15 25 per acre: 97}^ acres to Joseph Bran
denburg, at $18 per acre. Total amount uf
sales; $10,957 7S.
it
the
the
to
to
the
dele
in
num
the
two
at
but
State
a
turn
and
ballot
by
the
the
and
been
of
inter
A b mpeianea alliance, iu Soweuet cairn
ty, waa organized on the 20lh inst. Dr.
Daniel W. Jones, 1'iuidant; ltöv. A. C.
Heaton, Vice President, aud Joa. H. öiiutu,
^TheNortUeiu Convocation cf the Hloce«e
of Easton, will meet iu Trinity Church, I-.lk
loo, on Tuesday, the 8th of September.
Hit-Hop Lay will preside,and tho aeMion will
eo'ititfue tureo days.
The :«ew CastleIVeshytery, will meet i_
•w Presbyterian Church iu Elk ton, on
Tuesduy, Keptember :23nd, and will be in
M!*»loD two days. Thu church will he didi
the afternoon of the
O
tion
by
lor
$
Concert
tion
Sepi
of
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and
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cated, it is thought,
22d.
ol A.
The home farm of the late S;
Payne, iu the Eighth District, W uicesisr
county, containing 18S acres, was «old bat
week to M'\ George Jones, for $1,200, nnd
*8, to Dr. Geo.
White Hall farm, 250
W.BiBhop, for $1,385.
Mr. Martin S. Grove, a highly respectable
nnd well-known citizen, of Middletown,
Frederick county, died on Tuesday la«t, in
the 75th year of his age. Mr. Grove was
partially parai 5 zed tome years ago,and since
bat time has gradually failed iu haalth.
Tho following real estate, batangiug to
Davis A. Dorsey, in Froedom District, Car
roll comity, was Bold la*t week: A fa»m con
taining 122 y À âcres, to Basil Dorsoy, for
I9A r.d nni- imrfi: 80 acres to Mr*. Elizabeth
Fourth
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New Republican Paper.— It * i>
stated that the Iour talked-oi Republi
can paper iu New York will be issued
about the middle of »September. It is
to be called The Republic, and will be
about the size and shape of tho New
York Herald. Its friends claim that
it has capital enough to run it at least
two years without any profit from the
Ipaper itself.
The practice-ship Constellation, which
arrived at New London on the 28th ull.,
struck fill
Little Uull and Gardner Island*, but sus
tained no damage. The rock is not laid
down in the charts.
Official return« of tha election in Ken
tucky from all but two counties show that
for Clerk of Appeals, Jones, Democrat, r« -
eeived 114,848 votes, and Cochran, Republi
can, 63,604. Majority for Jones, 60,814.
The State election in Vermont take* plaCu
to-day. -
on a hidden rock between
\VU
die
Help Nature to Ralljr*
After an attack of fever or other acut« dis
ease has passed oh, and nature is ende&vor
ingto rally the debilitated systcDi, help the
effort with the standard vegetable tonic of the
age. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Nothing
known to the physician
list expedites convalescence like this vital
ising invlgorant. Persons who have been
prostrated by long-continued sickness recover
their lest flesh, strength and choerfulness in
less thon half the time that would be
quired to recuperate without it.. It is
most genial as well as the most harmlef
medicated stimul
(as well as a preventive of; dyspepsia, bilious
attacks, constipation, nervous disease«, ifco..
has no equal in the world. Wh
tonics have failed, this effects a cure
aug27to3
and
thu phurmacuiio
: I
the
sa ot
v for
, and us a rem
all other
OARDING.—Pleasant rooms and boar d
ing in a private family at
yWtf No.714 KING STREET
B
t
NO TIC ns.
n
REGISTRY BUREAU.
will bo
OTICE.-Thc licgistry Bureau
opened on MONDAY. July Utb. nut.
To avoid confusion and the better to
the work of this Department, the city has
been divided into Suctions, and tue time
uppointed in which tho cititeiii (Droperty
holder?) in each Section aro respecttuliyre
quested to present their deeds with n correct
description of their property at this otiice:
' Section l«t extends from Market t » Union,
aud from Front to Seventh Streotr; Iroin July
lôth to 27 th. , ...
Section 2, ««tends from Jmirket lo t m
and from Seventh to Thirteenth streets; li
July 27 to August 10th. ,. .
Section 3. cx tends from Market t*> i mon,
and Iroin Thirteenth to Brandywine; trom Au
gust 10th to 24tb. ,, , A _ r .
Section 4, extends lr.au Maikctto l mon.
and from Front Street South to City Line;
August 24 th to September 7th.
West of Market and North of
Iroin September 7th to 21st,
d North ol
N
fit»
Section
L randy
beolUm 0. East of Market .
Ninth street?; from September 2lst to October
5th.
Section 7. East of Market street and from
Third to Ninth street*; from Oct.5th to 1 'to*
Section s. East of Market street, and South
from Thirl to A streets; from Oct, lt'th to Nov
Section0, linst of Market, and South iroin
A St. to City Line; from Nov. 2d to loth
All Deed*. Conveyance? or Transfert! ot Real
Estate made alter July 11th. 1874, must bo en
tered in this office before they are sent to New
Castle to berceoidel. , ,, , .
A copy of tho Registry Law aud blank forms
for the description of property will boluims-h
edon nppUcuti
;
d.
althifi office.
M. 0. CON WELL.
Chief Engineer «ml Surveyor.
1 King Streets.
Tenth
io r i-3
T en dollars heward.-stuayed
awny irom the subscriber?» a small iron
gray*Ml : LE. with dark stripe across in
shoulders. Tho above reward will be Paul
»tables at Delaware City.
for hi? return to e
Del.
Bep2-2t>
li. F. BRADY d CO.
?Aw4t
REWARD.—.Stolen from
my stable, in Brandywine
Hundred, a dark brown MARK. n iA
almost black; rubbed on her hindi •*
tail, with a white right hind foot. The an
reward will be paid tor tho return ot tlio
•i h ml ennvintion ot the
\VM. ROTTHOUSE.
Concord Bike
§25
mare and tb
thiol'.
Near Sharpies*'.School II
sepl- 2 tdltu
t JROPOSALS I on 1IF.ATKRS.-The ItulM
ing Committee ..1 ..I .No, llarn.on
Proposals lor
ui Der 7th. at
ill
und Third street",
H cut it g (Aid school, until
« uVIrek, P. M.
l»te
LEWI*- ZKbl.hY, Chui
I King bn*.
I'iiiirteenth i
JOHN PALMER.
L. P. LN N C11•
i
LECTION.
E
rtCK OF TH F. W II.UINUTOM C<
Cumpant, No. 2U0 Shipley St. .
August 31 st, 18*4. 5
An election for nine Directors of the Wit*
mincton Coal (Lis Conipitny, will be held at
the office,No. 300 Shipley street, on MON DAT .
the 7th day of Septemlier. next, between the
of 4 and 5 o'clock, P. M. ,
nid-té T. J. LAWSON, See y.
I
j.
Of
ho
WiLMiNCTOXi Del.. Auk. 19, 1374.
mill-: i>artnoisihi|> exitUisK l»* , twetn the
X. undersigned under tho lirm name of ru
Eey Scott d Co., is this day dissolved by tho
withdrawal of William \ . >'inner.
The remaining partners \
sd under tho iinn m
re also authorized
ness of tho late tirai.
ill continue the
.heretofore,
.tile up the buai
bu?i
;
JAMES SCOTT,
JOHN M. SCOTT.
J. WINFIELD SCOTT,
to
50
to
per
uf
WM. V, WARNER.
aug20*^w
V^OUUl JKK8EY INSTITUTE, N. P.
O First-class School lor both sexe». Loca
tion delightful and healthy ; climate mild.
Building brick: heated by steam; lighted
by gitH ; hot and coldwater. Railroads and
telegraphs. Commences September 2. Send
lor catalogue.
H. K. TRASK, Principal.
$ 250 , 000 ' tl'Ü: 'Vi^iÄ
Concert iu aid of tho Masonic Reliot Associa
tion of Norfolk, Virginia, will take plaee on
Sepi ember 3d, 1874.
Also Kentucky State Lottory for the benefit
of the University of Paduach and Royal Ila
....... <»t Cuba tickets for sale, prizes cashed
and circulars of information sent free.
JOSEPH BATES <b CO.,
Po-> Office Box 4264. 190 Broadway, N- Y.
aut;
OTICE. - MECHANICS' LOAN ASSO
CIATION have just Issued 300 shares
Fourth Series Stock for sale. Apply to
W. J. MORROW. Seo'y,
nmy20codtf No, 417 French street.
■VTOlTCF..—JAM ES H.BKGG8 has removed
_1_N his office to No. <> West Eighth street,
Allmond's Building. Bricks of all kinds
hand
N
jy!4tf
»west market rates.
EXCURSIONS.
XDX:C3TT3Ct.lSIXOKr
TO
WASHINGTON. D. C.
A
Ï Î1IILST GRAND EXCURSION to Wash
' ington. D. C., from \\ ilmiugton.Del., un
der management of T. F. Plummer, will leave
Wilmington, 1\, W. A B. R. R. Depot, ori
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, IS74,
ui/i A, M.
Returning, leave Wn # hin«ton, l>. C., at 7
iu Washing -
. «5.00
o'clock, P. M„ giving
I
FARE for the r
d trip...
Tickets for sale at No. M2 Market .street
C. F. Rudolph's. No. 231 Market street. E. 8
It. Butler's, 420 Market street. W . li Billany'
214 Market street. auglTte
pniME
Timothy, Clover and Orchard
Grass Seed,
i>
is
be
the
ull.,
sus
FINE MIXED LAWN. WHITE DUTCH
CLO VER. GREES («RA8S,
DWARF GERMAN WAX DWARF WHITE
WAX BEANS.
VETE. DARK RfcTT"EGYPTIAN, BAS
TIAN 8 S l M 0N 8 A u rn E R Bh K I' 8BEDS.
EXTRA EARLY CARTER'S FIRST CROP
:LaXTI!H ALPHA. LITTLE GSM,
FRENCH WRINKLED AND
OTHER PEAS.
TROPHY TOMATO. IIANSOM LETTUCE«
With a fresh supply »if reliable Flower and
SMITH A BREEN,
Fourth and Shipley.
Garden Keodn,
may2>itf
"3RKMPT0RY BALK OF
About 60 Firat-claas
V
CA R H I A ( i E8,
WED.NESDAY, ÜËPTKMBEK 2d. 1674,
atlOJO o'clock. A. M.
My stock consists of Exten
sion top uml Doctor Phwtons.
UermnntownH, Kocknways.Mari
kot Dearborns, top and no-top
Buggies. Jenny Lind«?, Mcllingc-r Patent
Jump Seat, ic,A>.
No postponement on account of weather,
as 1 have ample room under shelter.
TERMS.—Sums under $100, cash ;
a throo-months bankable note w
endorser, or 3 per cent off for cash.
HOWARD PU, SKY,
Fouth Christiana Bridge. Wilinington, Del.
L. W. Btidhum « Sc Bon. Auet'rs.
in
$100.
ith ui-pruved
àhlh cwAen/.
ot
mm
d
WIL.NIJN01' S»
WAGON WdRKS,
UonaLullyon li.ml and osdetoorder
Express, Market, Truck. Farm,
Germantown
,A«B
Sneatb's Patent Tilting Wagons. |
C.rtl, Push-Carte and Barrows : alto.
Agricultural Implements,
which arebcln« »old atoost.includio«
PLOWS. HARROWS and CULTIVATORS
All Nos. of the Moor«, Wiley. Paacook and
Hoc»eod„rn PIowa, with or without centra
draft.
Repairing Nsstly «id Promptly Ext
outsd.
BLACKSMITHINC
.
n »11 its bra nobs*. Particular attention
•aid to
;
HORSE-SHOEING.
All diseases of th, foot, and ma of lame
no», mnidootal to ahoeinx or fut driving treat -
ed undar tha
Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY.
Interfering Invariably cured In onpe ohoelug
Knuokling nod knao-«pmnx bona. imrne
(1 iately benefited and left in a condition by the
nid of whioh naturo soon effects » permanent
cure. # , .
Lameness from oorns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in casts ot acute
founder. . . .
Diseases of the above nature and various
others ertaining to the foot and leg, heretofore
considered incurable by "Old School* Veteri*
narians. are by aJudicious application of tbe
DUNBAR SYSTEM relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimen^ exhibited at the office
showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire a
thorough knowledge of tbesuhicot, and being
the only smith in the ßtate to whom Mr.
Dunbar has imparted his valuable method of
treatment, I am prepared to treat the worst
case the publio can bring forward.
I employ only competent men and per
sonally supervise all operations,
US Orangeltreel.
ISA VIO WOOlaMAJf.
ment
plaoe
Office HI a
FALL, 1874,
Has
CARPET STORE,
820 Market Street,
DRY GOODS STORE,
of
822 Market Street.
With the opening of this season, the as.
fcorlinent ol good« lu each of tha Depart
busineat, will ba found un
usually complete. Buyer«, (at heretofore)
will by re&aou of our large «took, at way»
Und bargaiu» and reliabls good« at aud un
der market rate«.
ment« ot
N.
MOTTO:
CHEAP. PROMPT St RELIABLE.
«h
GRANVILLE WORRELL
Market street, akere Elfhth,
Masonic Tempi*.
WILMtNQTOW. ML.
as *25
Sii.p-Tb««adi»o bhuttl*. *a,t voOriUTi
THE! USTEJW
AMERICAN
Sewing Machine,
7
-
teed
718 MARKET STREET,
J. H. PRIMROSE, Agent.
]e9Ja»
A
WILMINGTON. DEL.
DELiWiKU STATE BONDS
his
in
at
WANTED.
P ERSONS holding" Bonds! ot the State,
due January Ut. 1876. ean have
Par and Accrued Interest
and
for the same, on presentation to meat Mil
ford or to tho Farmers' Bank, at Dover.
E. H. DA VIS,
State Treasurer.
July Hut, 1874.-lm
FOU SALE AND BENT:
I jlOR RENT—New House, No. 1421
1 Harrison street, eleven rooms,
all modern
do>Ys, throe
once if dosired. Inquire at 1411
street. I
improvements, bay
stcries. Possessio
win
on at
a
feb$6-tt
F OR SALE.—Tne Hope Bnildlng and Loan
Association, is now offering shares, in
tbe 4th sortofl. Apply to
J No. F. MILLER Rect'y.
apr4-eod N. E. Cor. of 8rd«and Market
.1. O. FORD,
lit* MARUKT HTHH'.HIT'.
WILMINGTON, DHL.
Manufacturer aad Dealer in
Stoves. Ranges» Heaters»
Plain and Fanoy Tin Ware,
$100.
Metal Roofing and Spouting.
Repairing and Jobbing done promptly and
satisfactorily. JyxOtt
JF YOU WANT THE FINKST —
SALT OYSTERS (ffok
Goto A. L. AIN8COW, ^ J ^
711 Shipley street.
If you want tbe finest DEVILED CRABS,
an i fresh CLAMS in every style, go to
A; L. AIN6COW.
711 Shipley street.
je20J3m
vnr goods.
"O-PEISTUSTG
BTHING 1FD SUMMER
DrcNW Goods,
li
ou specialty.)
English Walking Jacquets
KUGNCMI KO U LARD
KINO WEAR;
FO
FRENCH tfc IRISH POPLIN,
SHAWLS, < 'ASSIMERE,
WATER-PROOPS,
TRIM.MINUS OF ALL KINDS,
M. L . LICHTENSTEIN,
2-0 Market street.
WILMINGTON.
w m&
%
v-r
\
50(5.
506.
LAY ASIDE EVERYTHING!
OA LI. AT ONCE !
and be convinced
SOOIiSNUVHR SO CHEAP LfOht
Badueing Stock at BELOW CO T PRICES
DEYGOÜD8.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Crockery and Glassware
The greatest variety and the largest assort
ment of goods in the £tate. Ht number thi
plaoe and number
If
M\ :
ADAMS A BRO.
Wtt. Market .Street. MMt,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Jam' If
WM. 13. SHARP,
Cor- 4th & Market Sts.;
,
Has opened a full assortment ot
NEW AND BBA80NABLM
Mamdeome Dress Fabrtee.spleadld qualities ct
Blsck Silks, Japanese Silks.&o.
Alwar, an hand, a full Block of
MOURNING 00008 .
of tha latMt it,laa uni molt raltbla uukH
Alia, »full line or
D01ƌ8TIC OOOXDfcJ,
At tha lowest rotas,
WM. B SHARP,
as.
un
un
No. 319, 4th Market fid ,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Delaware Carpet House,
809 Market Street, above Tliird,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Thoeheapeet piaee In the State to buy y oar
0ABPETB.0IL 0L0TH8.MATTINÖ8.
»ml WTKDO W SHADES.
AT
HENEY GREBE'S,
3UU Market ■treat.
N. B.—Rag Carpet woven to order at the
.or^Mt^notiee. and lowest market rates.
«h
.m
5> S
BOOTS AND SHOES
SKLLIlSra OFF
Spring and Bummer Stock at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
LADIES' SLIPPERS
ARB OFFERED AT COST.
IJohn S. Moreland, |
N. W. Cor. Fourth & Poplar 81s.
*
A large and well selected stock of Ladies'. 1
Children's and Misses' Boot« and Gaiter*.
which be is selling cheap for oaah.
Custom work reeeivea special at
tention. The beet material guaran
teed to all
Repairing
1
li
►
promptly attended to. jefi-dlv
<*
A HEAVY STOCK
SUMMER
OF SPRING AND
CHEAP BOOTS & 8H0ES,
fieeond Ht., 1 « do«ri West of Market.
The anderefgnad respeotfully lnf<
his firiend« aad the publio that be baa
SHOES and GAITERS, suitable lor Laditt
, d Children, which are
manufactured from the best material and tuna*
in the best manner, and will be sold as low t 1
the same article ean be obtained in this
any other city. Ladies und gentlemen buyinf
at my store will have the advantage of a lar««
and varied assortment from which to select *
fashionable and neat fitting hoot or shoe TU
publio are oordially invited to call and ex
amine tar «took and learn my
low prices. JOHN K.
may 21-li
Gentlemen. Misses
et ceedingh
BABCOCK
THOS. R. LALLY
•8til MARKETHTBEKT,
in
BUSINESS.
PROPERTY BOUGHT. BOLD
CHANGED
Houses Rented,
Rents Collected,
Loans Negotiated!
LEtiAl, PAPKRS PREPARF.ll
aprildtf
AN1) i.\|
in
CHAS. CAMBLQS & CO.
BANKERS and UBORER »
No 388 Third Bt .PhllBdelphl
ÜKALKRH IN OOVERNMUNT
TIES, U01.U. SILVER, ,
SBOUhl
Btooks and Ronds
commission.
investments.
bought and sold
'articular attention aiv««n
deolVi-ly
and
I*
•\
i©500 REWARB
^
The above reward will be paid fur
INFORM ATION
that «inland to lb. AH RÜST AND CO*
VI01 ION of lb. paraoDor pereons guilts *
SETTING t IRK to oof DWELLING. ST*'
BLE, SHOES or olbu bnlldlni.
Marjb $.U'4-tf,; J. L, SIMMS. Mayor.
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