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COAL AND WOOD,
WARNER * CO..
StreetjWhaif,
QHÄRLES
Market
Wu.misotiW, Dei..
VVhoiéB^e and Itot jxi't I Jenlcrs
-IN-' '
Anthracite nud llltnmliious I oat.
'I ho only firm in this city receiving ooal
daily all rail. Horn Cumberland region.
'J He culÿ -firm selling Kxci.uhi vU V xhe
Lehigh and Wilkosbarro CojI Companys
Coal
Every one should usa the Shawnee Coal for
family, steam or maim fact uriu« |*ur|*
We guarantee it to make less ashes, prove
d give better saiistuchou
than any coal offered in this market.
ASK FOR SHAWNEE COAL,
BUttN SHAW IS EE CO Air.
Tell your friends what you think of tho
SHAWNEE COAL.
CHAULES WAHN EU A CO.,
Market Street Wharf.
All
at
a
economic a I
jo!2-ly.
FILE & MURPHEY.
(Successors to Win. II. Allmoml & Bro ,)
Dealers in
COAL AND WOOD,
Cor 20th and Market Streets.,
(9th Ward) WILMINGTON. DEL.
Orders loft with John P. Allmond, Eighth
d Market streets, oral our office, will be
promptly attende«! to.
Best Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal nlwnys on
may7,74-ly
band.
OUR PATENT WAUOHS
EL IVKit THE BEST COAL IN'IO CEL
LARS without dumping os the pave
. G. W. RUSH & SON.
JanlGtf French Street Wharf.
D
wont
.TOSEl'li FOIJT
fcKLLS ENTERPRISE, IIAR,LEIGH AND
(-1IAWNEE COAL
AT SCHUYLKILL PRICES.
Oak and Pine WOOD by thocor«! and sawed.
neighbors in the
Coal, how far wo have
stumers to
JOSEPH Four.
Orango and Water streets.
We try to excel all
eparation ot' o
'cecded wo will leave to our
pi
Sjty 1«
jell
riANOS AM} Oita AUS.
PIANOS
For] $200.00 nr,d iipworci».
t: OIlGANS
For $45.00 and upwards. *5^»
For cash or on instalments, at
ROBELEN & l3RO'S Wnrcruom»
(UP STAIRS'
EUSIC HAS CHARMS
PHICJE REDUCED
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Will Last a Life-Time !
35,000
OF/I UK CELEBRATED.
Shoninger Organs,
T IN DAILY USE.
Tbe best musical talent ol the
I uuntiy recommend these Organs.
The nicest and host. Moro for your
money.and gives better satisfaction,
than any other now made. They
comprise the
Illustrated Catalogues sent by
mail, post-paid to any address, up
on application to
B. SHONINOER & CO.,
!«tw Haven, I'uou.
oUl
WM. S. WATT,
IVO. lo«H)^tlaik<-i street,
PLUMBER,!GAS&STtAM FITTER
V> ishes his friend* an.l patrons to know that
fie has resumed bu*iness in the abovo bran
• es and would desi
heretofore
to renew their custom
liberally bestowed. He i
pared to do all kinds of work in hi* tin
submit es limâtes of
finish all contract*
the most
, and
. guaranteeing to
deto all jobs in
!
SUB.STANT1AL AND WORKMANLIKE
MANNER.
Satisfaction to all will bo my
fniall i cEfiible profit charged
• a call.
lim, and tbo
ÏIP22-I
Children's Clothing,
No. .HID Marker HI
Gi
net.
MRS, M. li, McD&niCL,
Has a
and fine assort
, „ .— t of Chil
dren> Clothing, CaHuinere*. Hamburg Edg
ings Hosiery, Trimming*, l'ntterns,«fc.,which
she is disposing of at low prices. Als
CHILDR EN'S CLOTHING CUT ;i
{TO ORDER.
819 MARK
ADE
ET
mdy-1
THOS. R. LALLY,
»a:
mark kt ntrekt,
ConveyanciDâ Real Estate and Claim
IUiaiNKHS.
PROPERTY BOUGHT, .SOLD AND EY
w CHANGED.
Houses Rented,
Rents Collected,
Loans Negotiated,
LEGAL PAPERS PREPARED,
apr!8dtf
****#&Q6BBIE8,
to
.nmnm,
OtNERAl PROVISION DEALER.
No, 933 Tatnall Street,
WILMINGTON DEL.
Would rospectfully an
nnuiice to his friends and
a 5. the public that I e still, car*
ries on tho Meat business
ut tho old stand, and will
hand
a
■'**
pheep constantly
the best quality ol
mmL
- SUGAR-CURED DAMP.
o
FLITCH. SHOULD Kilt*.
LARD. FURIv,
ÖA USAGE. DRIED BEEF,
CHEESE, TONGUES. Ac.. Ac.
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail
at tbo lowest city prices.
llo returns his thanks to his many custo
mers for past favors and respectfully sol cits
a continuance of the saino.
JOHN P. ALLUONU,
Cor. 8th and Market streets.
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, TEAS,
«PICKS. &
Sc c.
511 king St. & 2d and King.
W R BOWMAN.
Grocer & Tea Dealer,
Privato Families, llotols. RosUurant* and
other consumers supplied with
THE BEST GROCERIES
AT FAIR PRICES.
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Second and JHng and 511 King SI*.
—v30'lm
to
THE NEW STORE!
MY MOTTO :
'•A QUICK DIME IS BETTER THAN A
SLOW HOLLARl"
As I desire, on recount of tl;o great scarci
ty ol money, to sell at tho lowest ligure, I
bought exclusively for cajh, and iutend
to soil at small profils and make <iui( k sales.
! keep
hand at all Limes
Tho Choicest Variety of
GROCERIES,
At tho most rear
doubt it, jo
my good* and prices, and y
vinced. Don't forget the number,
111 West Second Streeî;,
jel9J2
able figures, Should you
have but to call and
i ui ii.«*
will be
W. H. M El. VIN.
JCE 1>EA LEUS,
WALTON & JAMES.
have rented tho office
No. 2 West Third Street,
I
erly occupied by the Franklin Tote*
graph Co., where they will keep constantly
hand a good supply of their lino'
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE
f
!
And
ill receive orders for tho coming
mer. Person* who want a good clear solid
ICE during the hot summer months would do
woll to call and leave their orders with them
early, end they will be guaranteed a supply
through the entire season.
pr'O.tf
RPXxPîNmü
EASTERN ICE
FOR 1874.
Wo II I V
■J t ICE
*d
cry large stock of th
h
be Kcnel
• River tho pas
the
Ut 0
■
inter ami will
: the
miner at tho
following price*
b pound* daily...
•hi .
. bO cent* per week
1 in
K d..
-
do
1
lu
I
do
«lu
1«;
«I.»
I .
do
do
I
• I.
I .0
do
«lu
1 H
«lu
do
4<t lbs.
lid OV
it Hl«
ite «it SI
per 100 lbs
Although tbo ahovo price*
low
be sold in this market
»t intend to be undersold
d I
lo
!
profit
d
!
by
up
any consideration.
UJM
These price* t<
Monday, April lit.
take effect on and after
PC)SKY ,< RICE,
and Poplar, 1316
Okpikch— 406 Shipley, 4th
Walnut Sts.
ARCTIC
ICE COMPANY,
onr.c n-xoH. a
liait See«
i«l nml 403
Poplar Nlrecta.
that
This Company will
Wilmington <1
of 1*7». at i
pyly tho citizens of
f tho
and
to
in
ing the bala
?ut reduction
mon
IU
»ds daily. 4'. cents pt
n
in
tbo
" «1 id
•-.'I
<1* daily, 40 cent* each dcliv
pounds daily, ?0 cent*
and upwards, at $12 p
Being solicited by a
prominent citizens of Wilmington,
«•oncludedto permanently establish in this
ty the abovo company, and will be
tbunklul lor tho patronage «»fall who wish to
Luy the best article I
i;o p
; 100
■h delivery; f»00 lbs.
her of the most
have
comm
30 to 40 per cent, he
low the i.i
aug31 -ul
sent price*
Chil
Edg
J. li. CONItOW A SON.
GREAT REDUCTION
ADE
n:tiie PRICE OF.
ICE
id a fier Monday, A ugust 3Ut. the pri<
of Ice will he reduced to tho followii
On
rate*.
5 pounds diiily
8 do do
12 do do
18 do do
20 do do
■f> cents per week.
EY
«lo
do
K r
<lo
do
do
do
1 In do
do
each delivery.... 40
d upward*.
Our Ice is of the best «juality,
. as low a* the I«»west.
loo **
10 cents per 100 lh*i
d will be
rofil
WALTON & JAMES,
aprStf Moth and King and No. Z W. 3d Sts.
mm WMwlnit in New York
A flagrant ease of child whipping has
been exposed in New York, and unhappily,
the ixpi sure came about by the death ol
llio victim, either Irani the • IT* ots ol that
iK-aÜng .or other bi-treatment neetved at
Ute House of Iudusli/. The child was a
boy only live years old. lie had been sent
to the House of Industry by li«9 mot hr'.who
puul four, and afterwards II
week lor h s mippoit and (ducutiou. The
Sunday even
ing, and, for a misdemeanor consequent uj -
that sickiiepH, lie Win suve ely beaten,
according to the testimony o! other school
boys, by u brother of tho supvr.ntondjnt,
or dt ver of tho lustltu
cliargo of tho boys dur
do" a s per
*
*
little fl llow
take
who is I lie canna
tion, but hr* take
iag tho temporary absonce of u not her
ployu*. The boy, brtidca being beaten,was
put into a cold bath, i rid tho follotivu
raorii'iig lio was aielr, and could not eat.
For dioppiug ionic of Ids food on the floor
he «vas again bsaton ami put in a cold bath,
from which he was taken to the hospital.
There ho was louud by his mother, insensi
ble aud sulleiiug from eonv ulsious. He was
taken to tier home and died that night. The
physician at the Hospital noticed no bruises
o I the boy's body, and th)Ught that death
Wss caused by too truquent bathing while ho
was sick, and from the shock caused by his
removal frotn tho Hospital, bill Jho physi
ciau who attended him al his homo found
numerous markt ol blows on bis back, lilps
and lepa, indicating that the boy had recc.v
ed a severe beating. A pu 4 mortem exami
nation revealed congestions, which were the
ultimate cause of death, produced by con
vulsions, which, in thoop nion of tho trimly
physician, could not have been produced
-rely by the shock ol n cold water bath.
Whatever may have been the proximate
cause of death in this case, there isevidc
hero of gross mismanagement and cruelty —
mismanagement m euliasl'ug the euro of
boys to an inexperienced pel eon, that their
usual attendant might go on a summer ex
cursion, and cruelly resulting Ihercirom in
the grois m-.'ltr« utiiu-ni of a sick boy only
live years old.
H
Double Tragedy 9 Murder and
Suicide,
Yohlt I «lay, about half-past twelve o'clocl,
a tragedy was enaoUd at N«>. 240 Suuth
Fifth streu* , which r. ; ullc(l in the death of
tWDpt rsons. the one a murder, the other a
suicide. A room in the rear of the building
ol the first floor had been engaged on T
day lust by Mrs. Saille 'Jozier and her s stei
Mjf. Maggie JcnUs, the latter having only
stopped there since Suturduy last. Mrs.
To/.ier, a woman about twenty-four years
of age,had been separated from her husbuud
twiee. Yesterday morning it is staled Hut
James 'foxier was seen in the neighborhood,
aud about half-past twelve o'clock ho went
to the room aud shot his wife with a fou>
barrclled Sharpe's pistol, oml then ah« t him
I
Gahiilimi Women.—Y esterday E.s«p
Hubhell heard n case in which Chris
tian Johnson wasc harged with In sj asi
V»y C'asper Vetter. Johnson is a de
faulting tenant of V« ttcr's. A notice
was served on him a few days since,
either to pay up his rent or leave the
premises, lie chose the latter course
and prepared 1
ing he pumped tho water out of the
cistern and presented it to his neigh
bors. For t Ills Casper very properly
had him before the Justice. lie was
mulcted in $2.50 fine and the costs.
»Several women were interested in the
as witnesses or from curiosity.
They gabbled so much and so loud,that
the usually good nature of tho Justice
gave way and he was forced to leave
the room several times. lie says he
"never met such
women in his life," which lias been a
long and active one.—E aston (Pa)
PltKf'S.
'e, but before go
condcnscd «et < f
f
I
JRoPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CoN öTUTION ok T HE »STATE ofDEL
AWARE.
A A ACT proposing
h'iti'tion /nr llie p
J.ruihtulure to
Amendment to the Con •
pone of empowering the
« Uvnernl Ji
net
vurutvM
SECTION 1. Be it enactod by the .Senate
and House of Representatives «I the Elate ol
Delaware in General Assembly mot, (two
thirds of each house deeming it necessary and
concurring therein, and by nml with the ap
probation of the Governor.) That the following
amendment bo and the same is hereby pro
pored to the seventeenth section t* iho
d article of the Constitution of this State,
t«» wit. ty adding to tho sai«l section tho
following word«, subject to the provisions
aforesaid : Tho Legislature sh'ül have power
to enact a general incorporation act, to pro
vide incorporation lor religious, charitable,
literary and manufacturing purposes, for the
nervation of animal and vegetable food,
filing and loan associations, and for drain
attempt shall hemmlo
•h act oi otherwise to limit <»r «jualily
the power of revocation reserved to tho -
hi* section.''
■
I
ing fi»
i
I
»SECTION 2. itm! be it further cn
the Secretary of State be nml bo is hereby
directed, after the Governor shall have ap
proved of tlio ubove proposed amendment
an«l tins uct, duly to publish the above pro
posed amendment and this act in
■wspnpers in this State, for the
sidération of tlio people of this State, at leu*t
three and not more than six months bob
the next general election lor Senators and
Representative* in this State*
Passed
>"■!"I. Tlmt
two
Dover . April 3.1873.
A. V. LESLEY.
Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BURCH ENA L.
Speaker of the House of Representative*.
Static ok Dki.awakk. \
Executive Department. >
June 2d, 1874 J
parsed by and with the appro
Tbi* Act
ball
of tbo Gove
And 1. James P
PKR. Governor of llie
State ol Detawuro. do hereby express my ap
proval of said amendmuit a* proposed in said
act.
of
Witness
^ J bund and tbo Great
-6ttl ot said Slut®, the day and yeirr
aforesaid.
SEAL
By tbo Governor.
JOHN !.. PAY«. P0NI>EI1 '
Secretary of Stato.
»Statk <»k Dki.awarh. 1
r . .. Executive Department J
♦ i.c»°l ,N V'.J ayntkr. Secretary of Wate of
the »Stale ol Delawaro. do hereby certify that
the ab«>ve and foregoing is a truo copy ol tho
act entitled An act proposing an amendment
to the Constitution lor the purpose of empow
ering the Legislature to enact a general Incor
fa# t, . on Dover April 3d.
1 ®7 ,J » togeth er with the Governor's approval
ot tho said proposed amendment the same
having been compared by me with tho original
ro ll now on lilo.in this Dopartmcnt.
^In witness whereof 1 havehere
"JY hand and affixed my
- «ffic'al senl at Dover this sixteenth
O day ot Juno, in tho year of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and seventy-tour.
JOHN 11. PAYNTER,
Secretary of Slat®.
be
to
100
irïite
A i»ER 8T0CK °* 81 ' UINa AND
CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES*
Necond NL, 2 doom Wen t of Market.
The undersigned respectfully informs —Am
his Iricnds and the publie that bo bus Sfll
°? hand a large and well selected Btock fU
«{SPHING ANDSUM MER BOOTH, f
SHOES and GAITERS, suitable lor Ladies.
Gentlemen, Misses and Children, which are
manufactured from the best material and made
in the best manner, and will be sold as h>w as
tho same article can be obtained in this o r
any other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying
at my store will have the advantage of a large
and varied assortment from which to select a
fashionable and neat fitting boot or shoe The
public are cordially invited to call and ex
amine my stock and learn my otcee«iingiy
low prices. JOHN K. BABCOCK. 9
may'21-ti
be
ff A TS AND CAPS,
DÜBELT,
1 fl K
r r r K It
*
!
*
- L
East Third Strool,
I
W) '.MINOToN. DHL
-ly
H L. H. QUAY'S
CHEAP
HAT »nd CAP
I EMPORIUM.
402 KING STREET 402
S. n. WJEWT
BAYS
1 will continue to
AND
CLfc'^N
WATCHES,
oa
THE
(JniiüI Time
of
a
t
CLOCKS for|
iWIII lUarket nIiti I,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Je2D «Um
Aug, Ikh, 1874.
\\TILLIAM LALLY.
!.. WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Brandies, Whiskies
VVIlNlfH. Sect
»
; 211 EABTHOJVT FSTHEJfiT,
Betweon French and Walnut Streets,
WILMINGTON.DEL
D LEMON & OO,
asi
de
the
the
he
a
No. 117 NT,it ltd
(hJow Second.)
ft,
ollerfl
MOCCO
OLD GOV. JAVA,
Al AhlCA MO,
laguyra.
uDd RIO
go
COFl^JiiJJJS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS,
Having the only coffeo mill in the city
Mist ou. or* will
driven by steam power,
not bo detained in getting their Coffee
gioand.
We also keep on band
BUGAR8, TBA», dPiCES,
Oanucd. Fruits
< f
Presorves,
JelliôF,
Pickels,
dances,
Sardines
and every other article usually kept In
first-elasH Grt>eery btore.
the largest
•
the
mifadurorsinthis
Ah
city of
Candles, Cakes and Crackers
ol
(two
and
ap
pro
tho
pro
the
-
Th® public may bo assn red they will save
money Ly buying at this establishment.
117 JVInirlret Street,
yÄ f»m
Below Second.
JOHNHODHY,
ICE CREAMS,
([CONFECTIONS. TOYS»
CHILDREN 8
COACHES,
FIKE-WORKS
BASKETS, WOODEN WARE,
, . V
'N
ap
and
And a genen»! assmrtinont of Htanlo and
Far «y Nations.
JOHN RODDY
No 411 MARKET STREET.
Opposite the G aietto ufii.n»,
Wilmington Pel.
tvl
PLEASE RECOLLECT
That youlwill find
BLANK HOOKS.
VV HITT NO PAPERS,
FANCY PAPERS.
ENVELOPES
INITIAL PAPERS,
llie
ap
said
SLATE PENCILS,
LEAD PENCILS,
STEEL PENS,
SCHOOL SLATES.
MUCILKGK. INK.
^ . PENUOLDKTH.
Pocket knives. Walt eta. Traveling Bag®
and Hatohels, Fancy articles In great variety
and all othor kinds of Stationery at
of
that
tho
3d.
my
E.aS. R. BUTLER'S"
hi)
420 Market RtrecK.
Fashionable Furniture.
J.&JaN. HARMAN»
No. 4X0 King Street,
WILBINOTON. DHL..
We rwpecttally Inform th. oltl
i.ni nl Wilmington und the aur
rounding country that we continue
to manufacture »mi ke«|, on hand a!
our large and long established warerooms.
furniture of .very variety and style, «on
sis '7 of MBhogany,Rosewood and Walnut
ture suitable for parlor.dining-room
and ohamber uses.
Our assortment of Fnrnitnrels larger rand
more varied than can be found in Delaware.
and all articles sold atour establishment are
~urranted as represented.
V.nlti.n Winds of the most fashionable
ärÄÄiÄ»&h"£L o e^Ä
, 6o k s ;iLi*HÄ < lÄ 0f
J. A J.N. HARMAN.
__Hb K'ng Sireet.
11 VOU WANT A FINE IMPORTED I
jt
street, and buy one. Just in. direct^^Z
tram Europe, a large invoice of Hiel|y##0
SSSS« Vw ""«b " ■"* W0
W. ». CHANDLER.
HU MatEet strett.
£
Fu
are
as
o r
a
ex
9
HARDWARE,
D. H. KENT & 1 0
IMPORTFUS AND MANUL.;' ;
aqenis tor
Fit-'
IRON,
STlLlüL.
Hardware,
AND
COACH MATFBIAI
9
I la vo tho largest Stock of poods in
tho State in tie ir lino, and host
assorted Stock in the United Slates.
Nos. 205 & 207 Shipley &210
& 212 Oranga elrcrts,
WILMINGTON, DliL,
Wm. GREEN «St Go
*5
Successors tc Podrick, Green & Ce.,
Id UcactM it
ltni»ort**r*
IRON AND STEEL,
HUM INDUS COAL, GALVANIZED
1KUN. UOACII-BUILDERS' HARD
WARE .tre ,
S. E CORNER OF
TUI III» anil MIIIP1.CV SIS.,
M'
Have always on
I *■ hand a full assort
it men . of
gTV IRON d- STEEL
t-J—V 1 . Dost brands o
"i American llaiu
X fforedand Rolled
!, B \ B a rs, K n g I i s h llo
huodUars of oil
Ki7.ee,Rood, lloop,
and blitlron.bet-t
Norway Nail rods
and Auger Shap'"', Ga'ranixed and Black
sheet Ir«>n, Cast, Sr.t.**• lilistar German,
Swedo.Spi.r g. Tiro l «. uory.andTap Steel,
Smith, Coach, and other Hardware—J torso
Rnoefl, Horse Shoo Nails, Borax, Holts, Clips,
Nuta,' WasLei», Mallcanlo L tings. Wagon
Boxes, Spring«, Axles, Spokes, olloes,Shafts;
Bows, Ao.,C^rriagoCanvass, Oil Carpets Rat
tinett.Enauoled Top and Dash Leal her, and
Coach Hardware of all kinds; Iron Wire Gal
vanized Nails, B dibit Iota', Load, Spelter,
Barca Tin Sheet Zine, Ac., Grindstones,
Cranks an« Roller. 1 , Back Chains, A-«v, &o.
Smiths' and other tools. Anvils, Vices, Hol
lows, Medgts, Hammers. Shooing Knives,
Files, Rasps, Smiths Drills, Tire Eeuders,
Twere Irons, Stocks and Dios
All of which will bo sold at very low
d retail, for cash or ap
mareh 2.
*
»
prices, wbol ale
I credit.
I
SHirlJSQ MACHINES.
GROVER & BAKER'S
Lock Stitcli
u
city
will
Coffee
SEWING MACHINE,
607 KINO 8TRKEF,
(Clayton Uonse.)
may*2
WEED
Sewing Machine,
THE BEET IN THE MARKET.
To bo lxad at tho Cor. Seventh
and French Streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
save
mtg 28 llm
Bower's Hoof Liniment.
ith
After 30 years practical oxporienco
horrtei, in ataging, teuming, Ae., I luivo lca»n
ipplcd by
disc
périment* I h
the disea
ed that more homos have been
inattention to tho foot than all oth
combined. Alter many
found tho truo remedy to 1*
ot tho hoof, or rostoro it aftor negligonco, to
whatnaturo intended it should he— the gréa:
*port oj the noble animal. If tho hoof is in
flated and dl8oa8e«l, tho animal i
tivoly worthlciH. This Liniment will surely
prevent this wont of all diRoaflos.Contraction,
Corne, Quarter C'rackH, Contraction ol tho
Back Binow, generally called K
Ac., and rostoro tliORo that have been Clip
plod by tho want of auch a remedy.
•#*j ry it. and it will never fail if properly
applied, viz :
Bathe tho homo's foot onco a week,
oftoner if necespary.at tho heel aud frog,and
tuound tho hoof clone to tho hair.
M. C. BOYER,
Norristown. Pa.
Ma. M. C. Boyr r—D ear ,Sir; Thin is to
certify that I have used your Liniment in my
more th
ono hundred horses, and find it the best pre
paration I have over used on horses. It is
far botter than you recommend it. bend
five oases ut once, by express, C. O. I>.
IlAllRY HAMILTON,
No. 152 West 31st street. N
»Spiung,
and
„table far threo montba
Bag®
York Citv,
pu
Timothy, Clover and Orchard
Graes Sood
ME
'
FINE MIXED LAWN. WHITE DUTCH
CLO VEK. GREEN GKAbS,
DWAUF GERMAn'vvÂx.DWAUF WHITE
WAX DEANS,
VETE. DARK HKD EGYPTIAN, HAS
TIANS SIMONS & OTHER HE ET SEEDS.
EXTRA EARLY CARTER'S FIRST CHOI*
:laxtus alpha, little gem.
FRENCH WRINKLED AND
, OTHER PEAS.
oltl
aur
a!
«on
rand
are
_
i-vw ALTER CUMMINS.
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ff —
CROP
TURNIP
l'ÇROPUY TOMATO. HANSOM LETTUCE*
With a fresh supply of reliable Flower and
4iarden Heeds. KM ITU & BRE10N,
may'Jt»tf Fourth and Shipley.
B
UHH'H
STEAM FREIGHT LINE
2d wharf above Che*tnut street. Phila
delpbia. daily at 5 p. m., au«l French strrot
wbarf. Wilmington, at ti p. m. Freight hand
ed carefully and lorwardo«! with dispatefi.
G. VV liliMI.
attorn ky-at- V. vv
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCEItY.
WllinliiKton, fiel.
Off.cb— 512 KingJ^t,
xt do ir to Post*
dec'Ji-ly.
AND RUTA BEG A SEED.
At W. N. CHANDLER'S,
SU AlurEvt Street.
ijT
a
lf. a
SB!
$
W/.
is
m
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S 91
'\ VtUREkof —
8
li
id
i tnSrr cfimr Stiller* accord*
and remain long unwell, pro
destroyed by mineral
rvo F«
lug
lii
vi.lcd their Imnea are not
*»>hnn or other i.icanx, and vital organa wuutcd
ôevontl tho point ol repair.
K>yMpc|iMin or Imligmlion, Ileadarho, Pain
In tho Should« is, Coughs. Tightness of tho Client,
Dizziness, So'.r l.riu tatlona of tho Stomach, Bad
i*;tc In tho Kout'.i, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of
at ion of tho Lungs, Pain In the
if t lie Udneys, and a hundred other painful
iu tho oifkprliiga of Dyspepsia. One
> a hotter guarantee of It* merits
dvcrllseincnt.
T;
Rio Heart., huh
regio
: \ lllploti
l>ot t lo W
than a length.
For l'nnnlc Complaint®, In young or old,
married or single, at tho «lawn or womanhood, or
the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters «llsplay
t illed an Influence that Improvement la soon per
ccptlblc.
For 1 nflummntory nml Chronic It he a
I dont, Bilious, Remittent and Intel
s, Discuses of tho Bloo«l, Liver, Kid
equal.
11
do«
MiutiMin ;i
initient Fe
no vs and Bladder, these Bitt ers have —
.Such Diseases are « aused by Vitiated Blood.
They nr« a grnll© ■*urgn«ive ns well a*
n Tenir, possessing tho merit of acting as ;v
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflam
iiiatlon of the Liver and Visceral Organs, aud la
Dillons Diseases.
For NUin Oiaen®«*®, Eruptions, Tetter, salt
I! lie mil, Blotches, .Spots, Pimples. Pustules, Bolls,
CarlMincles, Ring-worms, Hcald-llead, Boro Eyes,
Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin,
Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name
or nature, are literally (lug up ami carried out or the
system in a stun t lime by the use of these Bitters.
(Jrnteful Thouwnnd* proclaim Vinkuak Bit
lerful In vigor au t that ever su.:
tru.-s (lie mont w
tallied the sinking system.
K. II. ITIcDONALD At C'O.
Druggists und (lea. Agis., San Francisco, Cal., A
;«».•. «»r Washington «in«T (^harlt«»u Sts., N. Y.
SOLD BY ALL DKUUtllSTS A DEALERS.
KDUCA T ZONAL.
RUGBY ACADEMY,
A COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOVS.
masomc, TEMPI.K,
Wilmington, del..
in;
S I V r / L If. MVIU'HY, A. M. t
Fnneipa.'.
per enced TcncheiR.
•n is divided into three dc
A.-!: I« «1 I, y able and
This insi
partiucni.-,
PR I MARY, JUNIOR
»SENIOR.
on in every Department iasys
e and thorough.
Th
»Seh
rm I imp nliîîou ,u,! b r .°f arnt ' on fora
i'r' i'i' '^ or * ,l Preferred, for
i.LMN lv**S ; ami in the Imter case COM
AlKllClAL BRANCHES receive careful at
tention.
FALL TERM 0PKN3
niONDVV, SKl'IF.JinKU 7lh,
"und at Iho Acndemy
rom S to 12
every d«»y
Parents
'clock,
seals for their chib
aug.i2J»ii
i.-liin » to . •
invit ,u to call
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
002 FRENCH .STREET,
v\ ILM INQTuN,
DELAWARE,
FALL 8KS81UN WILL BEGIN
KFIPTKMHKk lOih.
IHM.
REV. JOHN WILSON. A. M.
tuglMin
''rincipal.
Delaware College.
fJTho
•xl Co"pg'ale jrnr bo.in -.
«»n
WFDNE&DAY, Septembar 2.
Each member of the l.«gi l.it
pointuients to two free S*« li »lar.»hipn.
.'••riniüon
• ll IK Rp
I'Vir Catalogues or
tho President,
apply to
WM. H. PURNELL, L. L. I>„
Newark, Dclawuro
jy2,'-2n
ith
by
VV. A. KRVNOi.Hr.
CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL
INSTITUTIF.
5A Day and Eoaitilng School,
* II.MINOTON. DKI .
to
in
tho
to
my
is
Tho Taylor Academy,
(Formerly Taj lor A Jackson's Academy.)
WILMINGTON. DEL. v
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
BOTH SEXES.
w ILL reopen
Ninth Month (Sept«
For Circulars
iber) 7th, 1874
id further information,
AiMrotis J. K. TAYLOR. Principal.
jc24d.w.fm WiliuinKton, Del.
Newark Academy,
UKLAVVAIIK.
ADMITSPUPILSOF EITHER SEX,
Gontlouion IiiKlructors roaijo »ill, tbo boy»
In their Departments.
Littlo Boys in the special charge of a Lady
FALL TERM WILL OPEN SEPT, i'n.l.
For Circulars imply to
MISS CHAMBERLAIN. Princii
augb-w'Jt.
J^UGBY ACADEMY,
A Slc i','\7LS <]US ''» CLASSICAL
COM M El'tCIA L INSTITUTION.
Masonic Temple. Wilmington, Del.,
SAM L W. MURPHY, A.M.,M.D.,Pkihcipal,
and
AND
Assisted by rri.erirnrc<l instructors In Ihe
-event dopurtmcnls of the school.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 7ih. 1874.
For Catalogues, apply to
II
ghman, Thomas Jr Co'*.
ÖS500 REWARD.
Tho abovo reward will ne paid for
IN FOUM ATION
that- will lead to the ARREST AND CON*
\ 1C» ION of the person or person* guilty ol
SETTING FIRK to any DWELLING, STA
BLE, »SHOPS or other building.
Mar oh 6,1874-tf,
J. L. 8IMMB. Mayor.
b OARDING. Pleasant rooms and board
ing in a jinvate family at
»o.IUKINy SIREET