DAILY GAZETTE
AN
C. 1*. Johnson, Editor and Proprietor.
Thk Daily OiRSTT* is i.ublished every nf
ternoon, (Sunday excepted) at 4lb Market ot.,
andaeived by carriers to subscribers
parts of the city and surrounding town ana
villages, for six cents a week, payable weekly.
Yearly subscriber«, $3 in advance.
TUB ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN TDK STATE,
nil
is
Th* Delà warm Gazette, established 1784,
i* the largest and most flourishing weekly —
the State, and has a larger circulation th
the Peninsula: Published every
year, in advance.
au? otb
Friday morning, at S
WILMINGTON, I>K1—Mep.. 7. LS74.
Democratic Nominations.
State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN P, COCHRAN.
OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
REPRESENTATIVE IN COXQRIS9,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
KENT COUNTY,
}County Ticket.
For Sheriff—WM. H. LAMBSON*
For Coroner—RICHARD GROVES»
The County Meeting anil the.
County Convention.
We surrender most of our space to-day
. j the proceedings of the County Con
vention and a condensed report of tho
very able speech of Senator Bayard, bo
fore the County Moeting. This speech
will meet with a hearty reception. The
county ticket is a good one, and will lx
received with satisfaction. Tho State
to
Senators are both men of great expen
ence and capablo of transacting the work
before them. We know them both and
that the Convention
we do not believ
could havo done better. The Kepresonta
tives and tho Levy Couvt branches of the
ticket are such as should guorante
their
election.
The Rrospeet.
Tho proapoct for carrying tho county
for the Democratic party grows brighter
as tho campaign opens, and thero is
scarcely a doubt that the peoplo arc
tired of Radical rule, and will not submit
to be put under the heel of tho negro by
any party.
Death of \Dr. Robert McCabe
Water Vai.i.f.y, Miss., Sept. C.
Doctor Robert McCabe died to-day
llis funeral will take place to-morrow.
Tho above dispatch wan received 1
the noieo of Dr. McCabe this morning.
red
ut
of
to
the
rush
in
varv
fid.,
>
Wholesale Foryery.
▲ FORGE It AT LARGE-EXCITING IH R
HUIT AND ESCAPE OF THE FORGER.
On Friday afternoon last, "Wm. T
Kllingsworth, a carpenter living
West Tenth street, near Orange, was
tried beforo Esquire Puhl^on a charge
of forgery. The complainants were
Messrs. Springer Morley & Gause, who
«•ertitled that tho defendant had pai«l
them for Borne material obtained, with
a note for $350, endorsed by Patrick
Taggart. This endorsement Mr. Tag-1
gurt pronounced a forgery. Tho case, und
however, was compromised in the I
'►Squires oftiicc, and further legal steps I
Were dropped. ^ r I this
Saturday morning however, T Y. I to
deNormandie appeared before Esquire I * ia
Puhl, with a similar complaint against j
Ellingsworth, hut more extensive in its I J
The accused had given him
>t note for $80U endorsed by John Me- a
Klwc-u, which endorse,„cut Mr
wee positively declared was nut lus. I 0
A warrant was then issued lor El- 1
lingsworth's arrest, and placed in the j
hands of Constable Truitt, whoaecomG
panied by Mr, deNonnandie, started
alter the fugitive. Having heard that
he left the- city ilia horse and wagon
during the morning they followed ns
closely us they possibly c ould. Leav- ]
ing the State road at Hare's Corner, I
they started'oil towards St. Georges,
and between that town and Kirkwood, I
they drew insight, of the man they I
wanted. Huddeidy Elliugsworth puli
cd into aside road which ended abrupt-1
ly after extending a distance of 100 I
vartls with a rail fence Seeing his es- I
jams ''RU a rau iti i c. ».ci m» * .
cape cut off in that direction. Ellings-1
worth attempted to turn quickly anal
drive past liis pursuers, but in this lie I
was prevented by Mr. .loNommudi.-,
who drove the vehicles together and I
eked their wheels !
Ellindsworth then sprang to the ground
and flourished a largo navy pistol, Con-1
stable Truitt followed with his revolver I
hia hand. After gazing at each other
fixedly fora minute,ElLingsworthsprang
uvt-r a fence into a cornfield, and IjcmK
fleet of toot, madti good Ins escape.
liis horse and carriage were brought to |
New Castle and placed in tho hands of I
Sheriff Armstrong, when Mr. do Norman-1
die immediately laid an attachment |
oil
character.
A
against them.
The accused, it seems, lias Been carry- .
ing his unlawful proceedings to some ex-I
tent. He lias, it is said, issued several I
other forged notes, some of which are in
bank. He also has several claims await
ing settlement.
a
Before Iiicbar-J li. Cooper, l'rothonator, I
at Naw Castle, on Saturday, Daniel O'Neill, I
a Sergeant of Folice, of this city, was given I
a hearing on a charge of malting an illegal I
arrest.
The charge waa preferred by Wm. C.
Swiggott, a mail agent on the Delaware I
Railroad, and stated that as he was proceed- 1
ing to cast bis vote at tbe Third Ward polls, |
on election day, he was assaulted by a man. I
Defeudiog himself as best an ho could from I
the blows ot his assailant, he began to re
treat from tbe crowd, when officer O'Neill I
arrested him. I
Alter the hearing Sergeant O'Neill was I
If ELD TO RAIL.'
▲ POLICE OFFICER
CHARGE OF MAKINO A FALBE ABltUbT,
[ELD TO HAIL ON A
held to bail, iu the
wer the charge at tho next term ot Co'irt.
August Biekta, Esq., became bis boud«man.
ol $10,000, to
Land Sales.—R. llynson, Esq., trustee
sold at tbo Voshell House on Tuesday
the farm of the late K. W. Kiuggold, iu
Hiufiy Neck.contalning 175 acres, luTlios. I
A. Hudson for *4,000
C. T. Westcott. H,q., S3 trustee and at
torney. sold oo the same day, and at the |
»ante place the farm of Barney DeC'orse, I
J" ^ l, , a , k wiîte t t f°!| t |-- n nno " U ° " Ure3 ' tl>
Oeo. n. Westcott for *5,000.
The (Jebhart or Wallis farm, offered to
«I. A. i'earce, E*>n., way not sold,— Kcntx
£(m,
Serions A evident•
AN UNDERTAKER UECKIVE8 SERIOUS INJl^
UEINO THKOWK I-ROM HTH
CARRIAGE.
Yesterday morning, John Euasell, a
well known undertaker oi thw city, in<?t
with a Herious Occident whtlo dyiy.mj
road neat* Rising Sun, m Ins
by
kies
\
of
along tho
business wagon. ,, .
Ho was, at the time ot tho accident,
driving down hOl and the wagon, which
is quite a heavy one.ran upon tho horse.
Tins caused the animal to sliy a little
and the wagon was upset, throwing JMr.
ltussel violently to the ground.
In the fall Mr. EnsseH sustained se
vt re injuries, his leg being broken ill
three places, while lie was badly shocked
and bruised. Hu was removed to lus
residence, No. 417 Shipley street, and
promptly provided with medical assist
ance. lie is now quite prostrated, and
it will be many days before
able to walk.
.
. lie w ill Le
Republican Nominations.
JOSHUA MARIS FOR THK LEGISLATURE, AND
CORNELIUS FtPTS FOR ASSESSOR.
The Republican nomination for coun
ty candidates was held Saturday alter
noon, but attracted very little interest or
attention. In this city Joshua Mans was
renominated for the Legislature, and
Cornelius Fipps was made the candidate
lor County Assessor.
Tho candidates in
are os fol'ows : , . „ ., _ .
Levy Court Commissioner—Uav id r-a.it
burn. . ..
Assessor—Sam i Worrell.
Itoad Commissioner—Joseph 1 ool.
Inspector—Wm. F. Little.
About two hundred votes were cast.
Personal.- — H. F. Pickels, Esq.,
has been confined to bis house, with a
severe illness, for some time back, lias,
we are liappy to say,recovered sutlicient
ly to walk out. We hopo lie will soon be
possessed of his accustomed strength and
V1 Tlms. McCorkle, Esq., Superintendent
of the First Presbyterian Sunday School,
having : recently returned froni an ex
tended visit to Warm Springs ,V a., was
rtfÂtftïï:
way« held in warm regard by his
scholars.
Mill Cr«*t*k Hundred
,-ho
is
by
Dkceasku.—R ev. lather Daly, father of
St. Entera Catholic Church. New Caat .,died
suddenly, Saturday morning,at hia reaidcuce
in that town. The Reverond gentleman
poaeeaaed of ability, aud many tine
trails of character, and waa warmly beloved
by hia flock, and by the Catholica of the
whole community. Ho will be bui.ed thia
afternoon.
u a ■
_
( i )inu'.iTinN.—James Conner^ refer
red to in a paragraph elsewhere is now
ut home and recovering from an attack
of fever in New York. The reference
to his indebtedness is entirely false, a3
the linn of which he is tho head pay
rush lor their goods; nor do they den
in Newark, N. J.
Anniversary.—T he Anuiveraary of Cal
varv Church Sunday Schoul, Brundywine
fid., will take place next Sunday aiternoou,
Sent, ltith, nt 11 o'clock. The Bishop will lie
preeent aud make an address. AU are in*
State
main
added,
cd
Borne
and
cule,
f
Headache, biliousness, nervous treun rs e
etipation. colic, heartburn nausea. <i-i»iiit>
und mental depression aro only a leu ot the
I punishments which an
I capable of imposing upo
I this vengeful organ to its
I to plncato, invigorate and regulate U -there
I * ia nothing in tho wide world «o poUt.l «usa
j cour .«o of llostelter's Stomach Bitters. Ln
I J er q, e operation of this benificent vegetable
corrective and tonic, the gastric juico becomes
a pure ami healihrul^olvont and
I 0 j- tljo („„ly, and the tinnl
1 mo va I «»!' every oaintul
j tom oc«*as*.oned by the
a,Km,V0 U,K1
Mi.hler;. Herb Bitters is not ^
^^„Jhl'y adanted to the want, el.thogeno
] ra( public than «»ny other in tho market, lin
I like all other so-called Remedies.itis prepared
underTired, reel Hartman. M. D..
I q lu senior proprietor, is a regular graduate of
I the Jefferson Medical College oi Philadelphia
lÂlî hands
thB publi«: may rest assured that Mishler's
I j11- r I> Bitters is compounded in strict accord
I anco wi«b correct Pharmaceutical principles,
andthatnonebutthechomoaUngredientaenter
XXnnïpoeition- , .
llH , mmc *nne sale nlono is conclusive p
lie I that it poHheBsesmerit of a "'«"''^«r. Mer^
pÄi.er" naaKod inÄialr^
I UX p er -, enC o its wonderful effects in relieving
! tho depression caused by severe mental la*
bun ffiÄÄÄrÄ
I At this season of the year, when Du
rruœa.Ckamfs.Coliçs and kindred disorders
caused by eating unripe fraita,
and eff.cual remedy will
be found in Mishler'« llerb Bitters.
to | rjq 10 depressing feeling ot Languor
of I ty. incident to tho "heated term," is at
removed« the energies restoied. and ne
| und Jikur imparted to tho nrestraUd system,
y is d'vbpkpbia. Livrk Complaint ond Ak
it invariably works
one
vitci*.
Tl»e Stomach a« an Avenger,
For every breach of the laws of health that
e commit the stomach inflicts
to
liy
.»I
g«i
ch is
mtraged stoi
i. To bring bark
cat,
rrnnl con
I
o
suit ii tho
ly
unplea«
. . ... t ay
•bellious action ol the
sepStolrt
i'
Dur
A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE.
Sold
beverage;
of
■
to
to
Debil
life
. PCCT ions
ex-I like a charm. It i« not a drastic purso
I beady «timulunt, violent in its operation«: but
in it is simply a natnijl :
^ J^tomachVrèinWgorates thn JiseStivo
| s 8 timulates tho aecretions und promoting
a regular action of tbe bowels, enable« every
organ of the body to perform it« allotted work
regularly and without interruption. _
It in the unerring certainty of desired re
sults attendant on it« u«e. coupled with the
fact that it is prepared by a nhyaieian ol
I nei.ee .'".A*? b ^j rend,red
I à hauLbokl wmS.-TaouHANl.s ...
given I mOTHERS nil over the land have found it to
illegal I |, e the «afeat and best remedy for use in their
families; they not only give it with perfect
C. »tot SLS'J »
I , nflur j n(f their own health and freedom from
1 t ^ e wcary aches and pain« incident to their
polls, | fle x. Perfectly harmless, it i« just the remedy
man. I needed by them to enable Nature to perform
from I her functions 2 w rr hi!bt
re i,7fstre*weuhi p?..M.th.elear.bloomins earn
I I)lexion an d cheerful spirits inseparable from
I g OUn d health. It is sold by all Druggists and
was I General Dealers: is neatly put up insquaro
Glass Bottles, enclosed in a yellow wrapper.
It i» not «old on Draught, being strictly a
dicinal preparation, und as such 1« endorsed
by many of the moat eminent phyeiciuQsof the
CO "aus5-eoJ4m.2di3dp.
kK
A
fa mi
Co'irt.
trustee
iu
frames and
I strong nervous system, are not .tho lot of all.
msy liv"«" ion^und"^:
at- }"« " Such as thefr more robust neigh
the | brfrn. Physical in vigor« tion is, however,
I necessary to this end and while the spiritu
' tl> evcntuaffy a UenreHp V inuh l l'o;ry ^nd 1 jnind?Da!
1 w»r xr b's Caluosnix VixeoAt Bittbus
to | invariably supply new vigor to Tbo frame.
Kcntx while they regulate every disordered, fane
Itiva. ougïh-ipr.^
How <0 got Nt.mlua, X
>
Cincinnati, O., Scptembor L
A Lynching' I'auty ScnrRWBD.- Last
Tuesday evening a young lady was violuteu
a negro in Jesaaralne county, Ivy., ami
llie perpe
was taken ii Franfc
ntl brought back to
Tin- uegr
m to bo lynched,
light and lay ill wait
duight 80UUJ titty
by
kl.
\
trator oi the crime. II
fort tor s di* keeping,
Nicholas''ill-' f<»r tn:
Nloholanvillo, expoctlug hi
armed thcni«elvc» last
ueai tho jiil. About
armed men approached the Jail. J hey wen
tired upon by ilie negroes, auJ Joel Yv. oin -
glcton was iiialaut.lv killed. I lie remainder
of the party lied. Tim Shrill liaa summon
large posse to guaid the jail to-night.
Shreveport, La» September 3.
Massacre,-T he
of
ou
,,
. i
The ('oushatta
Ereninq Telegram (Republican) lu an
editorial on theConsliaUiitroubles.speak
ing of Hovornor Kellogg's proclamai lou,
"Thodocumsnt lui pi is that Shreveport
furnished the murderers. This we most
puBitively deny. That a body of armed
aud mounted men 1 -ft Shreveport on Sa
turday the 2'Jtli of August was patent to
all; they left hero for tho purpose of Hid
ing their friends who were reported to be
in great danger,ar.il overpowered by over
whelming numbers, mid the men who
left hereon that afternoon relumed home
the same night, having lieen informed by
courier that all danger to those to whose
assis' mice they wore hurrying wasov
3
a
.t
er.
Governor Osborne, <>1 Kansas, has
written to the President, renewing liis
reiniest for arms to proter t the frontier
of his State. 11«: says that sixteen
citizens of Kansas are known to have
been in\id«*re«l by Indians since the
KUh of July last, and that not one of
murderers has been punished or even
The Federal forces on
1
ai)prehcnded.
the frontier, says the Governor,
insnllicicnt to prevent Kuril outraKcs
aud the settlers should be armed t<
protect themselves.
President Grant is reported to hitvi
said that, lie lilts no intent Ion < "
the Federal troops anywhere ill tin
South except where absolutely access
ary to preserve the public pence.
arc
A message signed by the leading busi
ness and professional men of Shreveport
Louisiana, has been sent to President
Grant, denying that any person in that
parish took part in the recent. murders,
asserting that no lawlessness exista which
cannot be controlled by the local author
ities an<l that the condition of affairs lias
been misrepresented, and asking tho
'sident to send "a commission of fair
ascertain the
of
V
their Statu t
men" t
truth.
At New Orleans, on Friday night,
the Attorney General's offices, in the
State House, were broken open, the
records were piled in rentre of the
main offiees, some of the furniture was
added, and the heap was then saturât
cd with coal oi! unci si r on lire. Fo
•oulil not burn
Borne reason the fire
and only - ,
charred, tliougl) all were made nearly
illegible by the oil.
The talent of l
cule, and < . _
converses with, is the gratification
f little and ungener
au with this cast of mind cuts
all manner of itn
ie or two of tin* papers wc*i
ning men iuto lit
to laughter tlioHc
D..
•xposing
one
tempers. A
young m
himself oll fr«
provement.—A ddison
respond«
d
The far west has u
in
to the* Hast in th«* political verdi
idi-ivd this season, by the electi
•ts
h inocratic representative to Coil
Thus far I lie sue
.»I a
s, ill Montana.
g«i
of democratic victories con
resale..
tinues broken.
The most important lessou of life
within «»
comfort ami all in it, ev
cat, shares our affect
drive away liappiness by thinking that
which is good may be better.
home is our
i tlie «log ami
Ives,
I
1>
lint
a litfljt
» 1*1114 IlM I
I.lMllCM WUlllllg
Id
: und Simple
I
IS Market Street^Vil
one ot (lie nicest F
No.
o well to cull ;
i
imnglon, Di l .
ly Sewing Machines in the world. It lias no
from I Im thickest to Uie ibine-t
iied withoulchunge of needles,
hiiupliclty, durability, light
equired : sell
id self «citing needle.
a liberal
,'tbuy a
cbinu, but tel the
final ; it sc
material if le
Dur hobby
threading up
:
threading shuttle
Sold •
discount off for
heavy
light
mthly instalment, or
cash. Ladies doi
heated
. 1
lining ^
7lS Market St.. Wilmingt
American.
. Del.
J. 11. PRIMROSE. Agent.
ko Posed amendment to the
CuN sruriON oi THE STATE m DEL
AWARE.
i
hnenlto the Con*
-JITZ
Ai
AN ACTpropo.j
.lituti'in fur tl.c ,
ut
jA-uidalurt to enact a t
acted by tho Sonate
ot the State ut
SECTION 1. Bo it
and House of lteprescutativ
Delaware in General Assembly met, (two
third« of each hou.se deeming it ncceesary and
concurring therein, und by and with the ap
probation of the Governor ) That tho iollowmg
amendment bo and the «âme ia hereby pru
po«ed to the seventeenth section t* theneo
ond article of the Constitution of thi« State,
to wit, ty adding to tbo «aid section the
following word«, subject to tho provisions
aforesaid: Tho Legislature «hall havo power
to enact a general incorporation uct, to pro
vide incorporation for religious, churitable,
literary and manufacturing purposes, for the
preservation of animal > and vegetable food,
building «ind loan aaftocialions, and for drain
ing low lauds ; und no uttempt bhall be
in such uct oi otherwito to limit
the p
if
qualify
of revocation reserved to the Lcgis
in this section.''
lutu
»
the
bKCTlON 2. And Le it further enacted. That
the Secretary of Stale ho and ho is hereby
directed, after tho Governor shall .'rave ap
proved of tho above proposed umendment
and this act. duly to publish tho above pro*
Iposed umendment and this act in two
more newspapers in this State, lor the con
sideration of tho people of thia State, at least
three and not more thun «ix months bofore
the next general election lor Senators and
Representatives in thia Stute
Passed at Dover, April'S, 1873.
A. V. LESLEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BURCH EN A L.
Speaker of tho Houne of Representative«.
Statu ok Dki.awakr, i
Executive Department. >
Juno 2d. 1874.)
This Act was passed by and with the appro
bation of tho Governor.
And 1, Jamf.u Fonder. Governor of the
State of Delaware, do hereby express my ap
proval of «aid umendment as proposed in euid
uct.
Witness my hand and tho Great
Seul ot «aid »State, tho day and year
aforesaid.
SEAL
JAMES PONDER.
By tho Governor.
JOHN II. PAYNTKK.
Secretary of State.
Static of Delaware, \
Executive Department./
I, John It. Payntkr, Secretary of frtateof
tho State of Delaware, do hereby cortify that
the above and foregoing i» a true copy ot tho
aot entitled "An act proposiug an amendment
to the Constitution for the purpose of empow
ering the Legislature to enact a general Incor
poration Liw," passed at Dover April 3d.
1873, together with tho Governor's approval
of the said proposed amendment the same
ha ving been compared by me with the original
file,in this Department.
In witness whereof I have here
( HRAL^ unto8et hand and affixed my
L/ryTN /official seal at Dover this sixteenth
v ^ / day ot J une, in the year of our Lord
ope thousunu eight hundred und seventy-tour.
JCHN II. PAYNTKR,
Sççrctar* of State.
all.
roll now
iç23tô
>
NOTICES.
n'skssâoSîWAGON
pale at SI (H) per share. First puyment on or
beforo October lfit, next. . ,
sepTtf G RO: C. MARIS, Sec y.
N OTICE.—A meeting of tho Democratic
Executive Committee ot New Castle
County, will bn held at the Court House,
SATURDAY. September 12th inst.
Ttm WM. HERBERT. Chairman.
ou
71 LECTION NOTICE.
2J oi ne, or Tim wilmixoton Sa visas
Kind Society,
September 3d, lb»4 ,
ha Annuel Meeting of this Society will be
,, t ,J nt theiroBice.on MONDAY, the Seventh
ilav of September (iosl.,) Irom 10 to 11 u eiocx,
A. AL. lu fient 25 Manager« for tho ensuing
veur ALBERT W. SMITH. Treus r.
7/4) Market street.
The Munugers elected will meet in the eve
of the next »lay, September 8th, at a*
!
I
ning i -. .. ,
u'cluck, to organize the lioaiu.
I3RUP0SALS FOR HEATERS.—The Build
ing foiuniittee of School No, 13. Harrison
and Third street-, will receive Proposals lor
Heating said uchool, until September itn. at
3 o'clock. 1*. M.
LEWIS ZEBLkY, Chairman,
Fourteenth ami k,' n K
JOHN PALMER.
L. P. LYNCH.
augül-f.t
E lection
UFFIC
IF THK Wll.UlSUTOM CoAL }
Us Company. No. 30U Shipley St . >
August 31st, 13« 4. )
An election for nine Directe» ofte. W d
on MON DAY.
t, between the
m Coal Gas Company,
tn o office* N o. 300 S h i i»l ey street
the 7th day of September.
hull". oM o 1 r ' uVI< ' : i' k '.i. Lawson, see-y.
nungii
Wlt.aiNOTON, Del., Aue. 19, 1874.
riHlli partner.hip cxistinn between the
1 nnJerrisned under the firm name et I n
sey.Seott .1 Co.. I* this day dlraulved by the
itlidruwul of William \ . "nrner.
Tbo reniaininiipartner, will continue the
buhiucaa under tho llrm name ns horetururo,
und ure also authorized to settle up the busi
es ol tho Into firm
JAMES SCOTT,
JOHN M. SCOTT.
J. WINEIKbU SCOTT.
WM. V. WARNER.
011*20'
8 " 0UTI1 JERSEY INSTITUTE, N. P.
First-cluss bchool lor both sexes. Loca
tion dolightlul aud healiby ; climate mild.
Building briek: heated by steam ; light©«!
by gas; hot and coldwator. Railroadman«!
tologruphs, Commences beptembor 2. bond
lor catalogue.
aug7-tiw
II. K. TRASK. Principal.
c. LI F' i W W VI' o 11E DLSTRIBU
;»:£*>0,UUUtED. Urand Out
Cnncurt in nid ol tho »lnsonio Rohcl Auuoiu
tion of Norfolk, Virginia, will tako iilaco on
SEM KM11KU 3d, 1874. ....
Alto Kentucky Stato Lottory for tbo bonofit
ot the University • ot Paduaeh und Royal Ha
vana ot Cuba tickets lor sale, prizes cashed
und circulars of information sont iree.
JOSEPH DATES A CO .
1% Broadway, N. Y.
IV* Office Box 42Ü1.
XT01TCE—JAMES H.BEU0S has removed
his office to No. (i West Eighth aireet,
Allrnond's Building. Bricks of all binds
baud at loweBt market raten. jyl4tf
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION
TO
WASHINGTON. D. C
F irst grand excursion to Wash
iuKton. D. C.. froui W ilmington.Del.. un
der mauHKement of T. F. Plumuier, will leave
Wilmington, 1'., W. Â B. R. U. Depot,
nilllSDAY, SEl'TEWBEIl 10,11174,
'iitki A, M.
Returning, leave Washington, D. Ç., at 7
o'clock, 1'. M , giving nine hours in Washing
l'ARE for the round trip
Tickets for «ale nt No. r,U3 Markot street
C.F. Rudolph's. No. 231 Murket street, E. »
li. Butler's. 430 Market street, W ■ 11 Billany's
314 Market street. aug!7to
95.ÜÜ
The Wilmington Ponirette Company
re for «ale
ifncturiHg and bi
Aro Mi
REFINED CONCENTRATED
P O U 1 > K ETTE
Competed of Rcrcened and «trained Kolrot
or NigbiHoil. it is a moot aatoniahing fer
tilizer. fur ohouper than any other in tho
rket, und w ill compete directly with the
1 guano-. In
>hL imdantaneous upon
:>n owing I * the fa«d that the greater
of the Ammonia is free, the name as in
Peruvian G
Delivered free on b
in this city ut ttio ext
•J inner pbospbatna
high pr . . ,
its action it u «il
végéta« i«
ird of vossel» or car9
lely low price of
ȣ30 riaia ton.
ith money order or check
ve prompt uttention.
Order« by
enci,»«ed will rec
Address
WfF.MI^nTON POUDIIETTR CO.,
d
No. «.WEST TENTH ST.,
Wilmington, Dol.
i >10 wCi
READY MADE
CLOTHIÎSTG.
ut
SUBSTANTIAL! DURABLE! I WARM!!
Great inducements for tbe year H74.
Our object ia to give the peoplo just what
they want in
ttubstamial lUady-uade X'lotbiug
For Farmer«, for Merchant«, for Mechanic«,
tor Everybody that would be dreused in Re
liable and Fashionable Clothing, ut «urpri«
Prices. One call will reveal the fact.
J»^:!*E1 ROW.
ing Low
31« JARIUT N'l'KEETi
Has and doc« all this and more- A large
hu p pi y of
if
MEN'S FURNISHINQ GOODS
to meet the demands oi
:e on
Always in readi
the «ea«on, and «old at a «light adv
ap
and
thoeovt.
AsT Remember ihe Houho to secure tbe
Bed Clothing for tho least cash.
JOSEPH ROW.
21ti Market Street.
One door below 4th, Wilmingtou. Oel.
Merchant Tailor *nu House.
inti'.:''.wtf
J. vt. WlLCH
C. F, Wklch.
J. A.Todd.
J. C. CvNNON.
TODD, WELCH & CO.. B
Commission Merchants,
For the Sale of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
STAND No.1, ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
'
Third and Hing Sts.,\Yllinlngton t D( 1
Consignments respectfully solioited. Re
turns promptly made- All orders for goods
promptly filled and forwarded. jy24wly
MERCHANT TAILORS.
GRjQjildJiaudenr.
ImkAzifâk'
'o diinajO.
5»
r/rc
WILMINGI «> *'
„
WOliKbj
Conitantlyon hand and uaJeto orJer
Express, Market, Truck. Farm, j
Giumautown
AND
Sneath's Patent Tilting Wagons j
Carts. Push-Csrte.nJ Barrow, : also.
Agricultural Implémenta,
which are beiog told atcost. including
I CULTIVATORS
PL01VS. HARROWS
All Nos. of the Moore. Wiley, Peaoock and
Heckendoru Plow«, with ur wilhuut centre
draft.
Repairing Neatly end Promptly Exe
cuted.
BLACKS MIT HI WC
Particular ...ration j
in all its brancher
paid to
HORSE-SHOEING
All diseases of the foot, and ça«« oflanie
, lufiidtiilil to «hoeing or last driving treut
ness
ed under the
Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY
Interfering invariably cured in once shoeing
Knuckling and knee-sprung horses tin me
diately benefited and left in a condition by tho
aid of which nature soon effects a permunent
Lameness from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in cases of ueuto
founder* ,
Diseases of the above nnturo ami various
others ertaiuing to the foot and leg,
considered incurable by Old School Veteri
nariunB, are by a iudicious application oi tne
DUNBAR SYSTEM relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimen* exhibited at the office
showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acouire a
thorough knowledge of the subject, and being
tho only smith in tho State to whom Mr.
Dunbar has imparted his valuable method of
treatment, I am prepared to treat tho worst
case the public can bring forwurd.
I employ only competent men and per
sonally supervise all operations,
Otltre 111 a « 113 OraugeWreet.
DAVID WOOl.MAN,
FALL, 1874.
on
Y.
STORE,
CAllPKi
820 Market Btreet,
DRYGOODS STORE
>
822 Market Btreet
With tho opening of thi« seaBuu, tLc as
sortment of goods lu each of the Depart
ments of oar bueinees, will be found un
usually complete. Buyers, (as heretofore)
will by reaaou of our large etock, ulway«
find bargains aud reliable goods at and un
der market rates.
un
7
»
MOTTO:
CHEAP. PROMPTS RELIABLE.
GRANVILLE WORRELL
Market slreel, above F.lphlh,
fer
tho
the
In
upon
Masonic Temple.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ang'.5
SlLF-THBtADIKQ BBUTTLB. KaBY ToOPIKATK
THE NEW
AMERICAN
Sewing Machine,
71b MARKET STREET,
J. Ii. PRIMROSE, Agent.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
jo'jJ* w
DliLUUliK STATE BONDS
WANTED.
P ERSONS holding Bond«: ot the State,
duo Jauuary Lt, ls7&. oun have
Par and Accrued Interest
preaeDtation to most Mil
to tbe Farmers' Bank, at Dover.
R. U. DAVIS.
State Treusurer.
for tbe came,
ford
July 31st* 1874.
FOR SAFE AND RENT:
jlOU RENT—New House, No. 1421
Harrison street, eleven rooini, A{|
E
all modern improvements, bay wi
dew«, three stoiies. Po«seM«ion at
once if desired. Imjui
street.
at 1411 Harrihon
teb»)-tt
I jlOK SALE.—Tne Hope Building and Loan
j Association, is now offering shares, iu
the 4th
series. Apply to .
J NO. F. MILLER Sect'y.
apr4-eod N. K. Co r, of Jrdéand Market Sts.
~
B
J. C. FORD,
11M MAHK1CÏ BTHKKÏ,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Stoves. Ranges, Healers,
Plain and Fancy Tin Ware,
1
House FuruisbinsL Hoods, Generally,
Metal Hoofing and Bpouting,
Repairing and Jobbing dona promptly and
satisfactorily. jy20tf
TP YOU WANT TIIE FINEST
SALT OYSTERS
Goto A. L. AIN8CÜW, ^ y
711 Shipley street.
If you want the finest DEVILED CRABS,
fresh CLAMä tn every style, go to
A: L. AINBCOW,
je20J3m 711 Shipley street.
and
DR y GOODS.
__
opening^
bpbino
ürrss
TtT.AOK STIjII..
ou specialty.)
j
Good»,
j
English Walking Jacquets
KING WEAR:
foulard
II it 1HISH POPLIN,
FO
KKRMM
FKBM'
shawls, CASSIMERK,
WATKR-PKOOFS,
trimmings op all kinds,
j M. I - L1CHTCNSTEIN,
I VÖ Market street,
WILM1NUTON.
SOB.
5 OH.
LAY ASIDE EVERYTHING!
CALL AT ON CF !
arid be convlnct d
a
of
GOODaS NEVER £0 CHEAT
EFORK
Reducing block at BELOW 10 'J THICK*
DRYGOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Crockery and Glassware.
The gr< n«e-t
meat of guod*
place and uuu
d the largest assort -
Lo tilaio. He member thü
i y
Ur.
ADAMS & BRO.
500. Market Mreet. 500.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
jan3-tf
WM. B. SHARP.
Cor- 4th & Market Sts.;
Has oi enod a full assortment ot
NEW AND SEASONABLE
Handsome Dress Fabrics,splendid qualities ol
Black Silks, Japanese Silks,&c.
Always on hand, a full Stock of
MOURNING COOD8,
>
of the latest styles and met relihlo makes.
Also, a full lino of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
At the lowest rates,
WM. B SHARP,
as
un
un
No. 318| 4th Market Nts .
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware Carpet House,
309 Market Street, above Third,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ThooheapMt place in the State to bayyomr
0ARPET8.0IL 0L0THS. MATTING?.
and WINDOW SHADES,
AT
GREBE'S,
300 Market Street.
N. B.—Rag Carpet woven to order at the
«hortest notice, and loweet market rates.
BOOTS AND SU OES
BELLING OFF
Spring and Summer Stock at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
LADIES'SLIPPERS
ARE OFFERED AT COST.
'John S. Moreland,
N. W, Cor. Fonrlh A Fopiar Sis.
A large and well «sleeted stock o
Children'll ar.d Mias«*«' Boots and Uaitere,
which he is «clung cheap for ca«h.
Cuhtoui work » end VH« eoecial at
teution. Tbo its. umterial guaran
teed to all
Repairing promptly attended to. jeti dlv
t Ladle«',
«I
A HEAVY STOCK 09 SPRING AND
SUMMER
CHEAP BOOTS <& SHOES,
Hecmiil Nt., B (loera Weal of Marbel.
The undersigned respectfully informs *
hl« friends and the oublio that lie ban Bpm{
on band a large and well selected stock f MLji
of SPRING AND SUM MER BOOTS,
SHOES und GAITERS, «uitable lor Ladies.
Gentlemen, Mi««es und Children, which aru
manufactured from the be«t material and uiadu
in the bent manner, aud will be sold
the same article can be obtained t
any other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying
at my store will have the advantage
and varied assortment trou which '
tushionablo and neut fitting hoot
publie are cordially invited to call and ex
amine my stock aud learn my exceedingly
low pricos. JOHN K. BABCOCK.
may21-ti
low Ha
this *>r
of a largo
to select a
shoe. Thu
THOS. R. LALLY.
h:ii MAltUlCTHTRUE2T,
13USINKSS.
PROPERTY BOUGHT, SOLD AND EX
CHANGED.
HOUBOS Rented,
Rents Collected,
Loans Negotiated,
leoal papers prepared
aprlBdtf
j
CHAS. CAMBLOS&CO.,
BANKERS and BROKERS ,
No 38 8. Third St.Phlladel phi *
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURI
TIES. GOLD. SILVER, Ao.
Stocks and Bonds are bought and sold ou
commission, l'ailicular attention given to
deni o-l*
investment*.
$500 REWARD
The above reward will be paid for
INFORM A.TION
that will lead to tbe ARREST AND CON -
VJClION of the person
SETTING FIRE to any DWELLING. STA
BLE, SHOPS or other building.
March O.WMf.: J. L. SIMMS. Mayor.
persons guilty o 1