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DAILY GAZETTE.
0. P. Joh if son, Editor and Proprietor
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Th* Daily Garktti is jpbnflted
tornoon, (Sunday exceptent
and served by carriers tc subset In*
parts of the city and surrouiftinmt
villages, for six cents a wqek,bnji|j|
Yearly subscribers, $3 in dRymcoMt
T3* ONLY DKUOCHATI&' , D*Tf'T ÎN TtT* STATt.
Thb Dklawari Gazette, established 1784.
Is the largMtand most flourishing weekly in
the State, bnd has a larger circulât lb n than
rmiy other pit the Peninsula. J'u Wished cveiy
Friday morning, at 82 a year, in advance.
WIUHNGTUN, DEL.KOV, 2i Ift?4
Negro Suffrage a Crime.
By their own »howing negro suffrage is
We do not insert that it was
a crime.
perpetrated in a spirit of revenge upon
the South oa well a3 ti> secure offices and
proffit in the North as well aa the South
for Radical politicians.
But crime has been the result of negro
suffrage in the South, lu addition pov
erty and distress has arisen from it both
in the South and the North.
Had the negroes preponderated in the
Nothern States os they did the Southern
States, the Radical party would not have
admitted negroes to the right of suffrage
without some guarantee that they would
vote their ticket.
If Republican institutions can only be
maintained by education and the intelli
gence of the people then it was manifest
ly a crime against republicanism to in
troduce to the poUs such a mass of ignor'd
ant and illiterate creature as the negroes:
and a more shocking offence against lib
erty and reason to permit dudi beuctly
ignorance to tusuuio to legislate for the
people, even of their own race.
The Commercial need not tell up it ai •
proved of this policy, we know that «I
advocated its introduction and sustained
it after it was introduced in tho South.—
It would have approved of the same pol
icy in Delaware had it been able by force
of anna to have sent a majority of negroes
in tho legislature and thus secured the
choice of United States Seiiatojb.
Suffrage must be dealt with in the
Southern States» iu auch
secure intelligent, accurate und economi
cal legislation. In no other way can the
Southern States ever recover tlicir furni
er prosperity. In no other way can they
bo mudo a fitting habitation for their
own pcoplo and the bous of the Nothern
people who may desire to emigrate thith
er and cultivate tho productive and fruit
ful and most iuviting Southern soil. In
telligence must govern and negro ignor
ance and Radicalism bo held in abey
ance.
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Terrified at Their Oien Attn.
Duvin? tho last fourteen years the
Radical party has perpétrât vd more
frauds on the ballot than was ever
known ; and in nearly all instances the
majority in Congress of that party have
refused to correct these frauds. When
a Democrat who appealed to that body
to admit him to a seat to which he was
fairly elected they have almost uniform
ly decided in favor of tho Radical con
testant. The tables are now turned and
the Radicals tremble in terror at the
prospect of their own policy being visit
ed upon their own party. In view of
what may possibly occur, tho Duffalo
VN. Y.) Commercial gets up a most lugub
rious wail. It says:
"Two more Democrats have announced
their intention to content tho scatô oi
Republicans elected to the T'orty-fourth
Congress. Having always taken ground
ugainatthe attempt on anybody's part
to obtain from a partiz&n majority tho
honor the people refused t<> grant ul the
ballot boi, we feel at liberty to deuo
the manifest scheme.! of tho Deinen
to count out every Republican in tho
next House, where there is
doing so upon any pretext. It ie doubt
ful whether tho Democracy will allow
any Southern Republican to tab.
seat, if there is any way of ^.»11 i
from him."
We hope every man will be granted a
fair hearing by the Democratic House
of Representatives ; and where it is
made clear that the Republican contest
ant is entitled to his seat that it will be
granted to Lim. Dut wc have no idea
that a Democratic liouau will permit
any man to take a seat with the honora
ble men who will control that body after
the 4th of March, who has been elected
by the force and fraud of Grant's armed
tools, let that man hail from where he
may. Let all such be sent back to be
c hosen by tho people ut a free election.
If the people want euch men there they
will return them without the aid of
troops or U. S. Marshals.
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CougreMman Platt ( ottnlcd out.
Richmond, Vo., Nov. 23—Th
board ol
State
siion nil
day canvassing tiiç Vote of counties roin
pruing th# second cougiebbioiml din
which lion. J. 11. Plait,
ca* i s h;»a boc
cp , und John
Uoodc, conserve live, wore caudidutes, und
from luiireonti s of which amendutorv re
tum« had been lecei/cd tbo board threw
out tho uineiideit re tu me and • auvhk. d th
Oiigihuloiic«. Tiieiei
couuLy, owing to l ht i
certified by the clcclii.
<d Prim e Ü.
not bein^ propei ly
[•cmujiaaoueis wen
thrown out, the i Goodwa innjoiit)
x iu the district of one h
e one. Goode will receive the
1 election. Both ]
counsel befb
died
n-1 thirty
tifir »
• if
Mes weie i« p»
the bi.nnl.
*iit«d by
/
A IsrtiuUu.
A terrible toi iuub» pasted ever portions
of Northern and North
in Uuuduy ovoniup.
dumbia and Al»ml».v;illo
Ala bn un
sdter
Tho tow na of T tts
_ _ _ ue the chief
Huffcrera. Nearly liait' the building# in
Tuacumbia wore blown down,'twelve
persona were Killed, and a larpu n
injured. The Mayor has appealed to
the adjoining towns for aid. In Montv
vallo fifteen houses wi r* dcinolislied,
two persons killed and lil'toin or twenty
injured.
tna
WEATHER REVOVt
'WABHiNOToN.NpvemLu'-1 I A M
For ILe MiJUlo ötau., ciiar or clcorinei
• ijüLr 11 !.. w ,1 i. uorlbw.'-trilv
■wind) and li.nug barometer. ' '
and
trtMliH by th« ÔM« f !»M*.
London and Ylolnlt, «il »gain enVeüpcii
in a dense fog yesterday. Travel on Und
and water was very dangerour. A numbi r
of additional railway accidents are report.
el.
The Republicans were splendidly orguui
sett lor 1^0 Municipal i#ltd ion# lu Fiuoo#
on SuiwAy, and were geucrully
throughput iho,country. ThefCottservati?«*
were Ui#^uiaged and held aloof Uom tbe
polls.
Marshal faeirauo
Spam next mouth lor the purpose espedi.
ting: operations against the Carlisle.
Thu go Vermont has exiled two generals
ami several civilians, kuow to be partisans
of Prince Alphonao, sou oi ex-Queen Isabel
la. Other personf are to bo scut into exile for
he same reason.
In view of the Arctic expedition about to
be titted out by the British government,
Lady Franklin lias renewed her offer of a
reward of $10,000 for the recovery of official
records of Sir John Frankliu's expedition.
All congratulatory telegrams sent from
Spuiu to lslabella,ou the occasiouof the an
niversary of her birthday, wherein she Wui
styled "Your Majesty," were stopped,
vigorous censoiauip over all despatches is
still maintained throughout the Republic.
Terrible subterrneun rumbli
ced on the llih instaurât G aanaj us te, Mex
ico, and waa lolloWcd by a trembling of the
earth,
shock.
bo continuous that the people are alarmed,
anb many families aro leaving.
The son ol the Duke of Elinburab w
baptized yesterday, iccclviug the name of
Albert Alexander Alfred Ernest William.
The sponsors wore Queen Vi cloua, the Em
peror of Russia, who wus represented by the
Cznewitob; thcGeiman Emperor, represen
ted bv tho Duke of Connaught; the Priuce
of Wales; rhe Crown Prmctss of Ger
y, «lud the Duke of SuXe-Coburg.
cesaful
ill go to the north of
A
couiineu
Many edifices were injured by tbe
The rumblings have uuce become
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The Missed Smith, of Ulaslenburg, havo
determined to eat no Thanksgiving turkey
until lin y tau v .le. spunky.
ut Hamlet, by Mr.
M rucciiug with d« * 1
oncepli
Henry It v
uraitu
i;»g
a by ai ni.jjiity tbe Vermont Legipla
itus provided fur u bûUtity on the scalps
By
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Ot the :
lltitvesi'a t> nu liHWUOrdtr.-Kciiu
lui il y ill eating, »leeping and excrolso und
•h dangerous irtiiuuis as
nlcohci and tobucco. lead to Hecurea long and
ct observance
rules will not always avert
tickxio- H. Thu best safeguard against epidemic
cad other diseases is Dr, W ai.ukk'h Cali
l orhia VI NEC»au lliTTF.us, which, by promot*
regular and vivorous action of the di
c and excretive organs, keep
the body in the best passible condition for tc*
su- tine and reptiling lliu causes cl'disease.
oct24*4wd*w
liiiàil nie, Lut even a
i esc iviioleso
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NOTICES.
Miioh'a Ok ncx. )
Wilmingion, November2Jd, 1871.J
The Mat or wishes to commend anew to his
f< liow citizen« thu w,;rk and claims of the
Wilmington City Dispensary. During tho
pu.'t year it lie* relieved und beneüited hun
dreds of our citizens, who otherwise must
have greatly suffered and become dependent
the Cuy'h Relict Fuud. The City DLr
n general and public institution,
littering daily to all worthy applicants
I In* bent 'medical advice and thu medicines re
(juired. It is presided uver by a committee of
our most eminent physicians, has received
tho support oi tho City Council, and has
proved it.-elfnn efficient and ccoromical agent
in ministering kindly to tho noodytdok.
The Muyor. in view of tbe necrgsiiies of tho
('ouimir winter, would respectfully suggest
thaï ibu Dispensary be made the recipient of
charities
pt
annual
m t'orinm ot your
rhankBuiving J iy.
J. L. SIMMS.
Trc.v-uror of tho Dispensary. Mr Uco'go
II. lilies : office, 2 Went -Seventh stroot.
1 0.0. F.—The members of Fairfax Lodge
• No a. und the Order in general are ru
tpeetiully invited to attend the funeral of our
1 »» t*• Brother Robert Mulian. P. G.. to meet ar
their Hall on Thursday morning, Nov. 2». ut
0 o'olock öhxrp. Funeral to proccei tu the
P.. W. <f. U. R. R.depot. Interment, at Mil
forl. By order of the N. G.
H.B. MORROW.
Recording t?u-:'y
,
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
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STATE OF DELAWARE. (
Kxkcusivk Dkpabtmint./
The President of the United States having
designated THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2Ü,
1874. a* the dav of Thanksgiving and Prayer:
1, James Ponder. Governor ot the State of
Delaware, do hereby recommend a general
and proper ob~ervanoe of that day, by the
ol this State.
-<v Iu witness whereof I have here
HEAI, ,lnto 8et ffl y hand and caused the
.Great Seal of Baid State to be here
, v unto at Dover, thii fifth
tiny of November, in the year uf our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four,
undot tlm Independence of the Stute the
ninty-ntnth.
J*y the Governor.
John- H. Payntkr.
Secretary of State.
citi
JAMES PONDER.
novl2to2C
riMlE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
X- CANAL CO.—A general mooting of the
proprietors will he held at theiroffice in Phil
udelphuv. on MONDAY, the 7th of December,
at 11 o'clock, A. M
HENRY V. LESLEY.
Suerttury.
7.14.21,28 todec7
N otice-to water renters.-au
All persons who have sold property dur
ing tho preaent year rannt give notice in writ
ing to the Ui gist rar. at the office of the Warer
cm, before the JUtii day ef Novein
d inseri in the notice the name of
and the number of the property
i « rebused. Otherwise they will be held lia
ble for the water rent the next year.
who may
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Ur. 1874
tho l urch;
AUu> all pcrsi
>h to disron
any portion of it.
t give notice sh «cove, and | uy $2 Go for
ing fVnuio. No alteration will be made
i.i any bill after the above duto.
CHARLES BURTON. Jg.,
Registrar.
tin
lie u»c ot water.
dr
>10eod-tdto
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XTOI rCK-JAMES ll.BEGGf- has removed
hie office to No. ti Went Eighth M'reet.
Allnutiid'i Building. Bricks of »11 I indu ou
I lowest market, rated. iy 14 tf
HIGGINS'
BAKERY
»
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I • rfc.h lirtLio, ...Lfsaillitii
( B jL T gfsJS' !tluB " > a '
»0» OtUAUE STBKt'.T.
every morn
!
AMVStitfWTH,
^RAND OPERA HOUSE.
THREE HOURS OF FUN 4 AMUSEMENT.
THE CREDIT of DELAWARE at STAKE.
Citit. uH. save tho Soldiers' Monuuient frern
Sburiftt'*» sale
A GRAND PERFORMANCE
WUI be givi
ON THANKSGIVING EVE.,
Wednesday, Xov. 3311s, 1874.
By the
GREAT BACHELOR COMBINATION CO.,
In conjunction with the world-renowned
HAVEL TROUPE.
Tho performance will include "Cousin Ger
man " "Dutch Justice." Urotesaue illum
nated Clog Act. Dauntless Double Tranece
Act; a'so. Comic American, English, ltlsh
and Dutch recitation.«, to conclude with the
Dutch J ustioe. „ ,
AdmiMion Tickets. 50 Cents, Reserved
Seats. 73 Cents For particulars fee small
hills. Reserved Seats can he secured at
Hough man, Th<»mss t* Co.'s after Monday
morning, Nov. 23d,
Persons purchasing admission tickets cut
exohange tu« m for reserved seats up to night
of the performance by paying £> cents extra.
nov21-4t __
rand opera house.
WARD A JARVIB.
G
MANAGERS
Créât Thanksgiving Festival.
Thursday, November 26 th.
TWO PERFORMANCES.
AFTERNOON AT 2.
EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK.
The Popular Comedian and Dialect Actor,
Mr. JOHN ALLEN,
AwuteJ Ly MISS GERTIE GRANVILLE.
<1 Full Dramatic Company, in tho areat
Sensation Drama,
"SCHNKIDBR"
Or DOX HOUSK VON DE RHINE I
Rupiete with entirely new tiongs, and Dance?*
t xi resbiy lor Mr. Allen, and presumed
With the Pillowing Powerful Ca*t :
Jake Schneider.. ....
Lou fi.u £CHueider
Youii; Schueider,...
During the Play the following new nnd
oriKiual Songs will be introduced: "Schnei
der and Lowcsa Pueu"
* My Johnny vas a nice young man,'' MUs
Gertie Granville. * M r Muller Muller," John
Alien. Imitations of U|»era. by Mias Gertie
Air. John Allen. Mr. John
Allen will abo introduce ■•Schneider'* Ar
rival in America,"and Lager Bier Lixa."
The Soarklinjr Comedy, entitled tlie ' Fool
of the Family"—Miss Gertio Grunvillo and
entire Company in tho Cast.
Popular Prices. »Scouted Seats atltougbman,
Thomas A Co's. Ueuicmhur the dai • nul nu
ll t he ru.*h.
W1
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MR. JOHN ALLEN
Gr.iuviiic
ov 21-41
cure scats curl y to
'FIDELIS ET FORTIS/
TH IG SECOND
G-ïtA-ÎN ID FAIR
©F TIIE
WATER WITCH FIRE COMPANY;
COMMENCES AT INSTITUTE IIALL
Tnextluy Lveiling, Xov. 'Jitli.
N. B.—The munagers intend to eclip£e their
former Fair, both iu style and decorations.
A number of useful and fancy articles will bo
disposed ot by chance.
Contributions t hank fully received ut tho
Hall, or Adams A Bio.'s bit Market street.
nov20 Ct
run Lie SALES.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPEUTY
it) i toll at Public Sale, tit the residence
, i J. Lurroct Pyle, dec'll iminted iu Chri.Lt
tiuii ilunilred, on the toad leadiu, from
Ociitrevtlle to Newport, near Walnut Green
Scnoet llou.e, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER SO.b 1S74.
Atlo'cloik.P.M.
Tho following described Personal Propeperty
«^v Two good Work Horses,
7J-t c*v one Colt ooming 3 yearsJUaaT*
^PTA^old; Five Cows, three ofsGSHL
T * them fresh ; 3 fat Pigs.
Farming implements, consisting of one good
two-ho
dearborn : mowing and reaping machine,
; steel-tooth horse rake, sleigh,
harrows, cultivators, forks
j spades, hoes, grain tun, corn
w. ico hooks,
chains, in&ul
set of
wagon, nearly new; 1 good market
neany
roller, plow«,
rakes, shovels.
libeller, grind stone, cross cut
. grain cradle,
and wedges, post dog, barn shovel,
double stage burners. Dearborn harness, col
lars and halters, saddle and bridle, lot uf hot
bed sash, and other articles too ted:
mention.
DAIRY FIXTURES, consisting of churn,
butter tub, cream cans, strainer, bucket, lot
of milk puna, scales end weights.
UuliSfclloLD and KITCHEN FURNI
TURK, consisting ot beds. bed»teads and bed
diug, tables, boxes, bairels tubs, bucket-,
cider by the bnrrel, potatoes by tbo bushel.
A lut oj hay and straw by the ton. corn (odder
by the bandle; corn, oats and wheat by the
bashoi: lot ofeubbagwand sweet potatoes iu
the ground, and many other articles.
Conditions made known on the day of sale
ABRAM PALMER» Administrator.
L. W. Stidham A Sog, Auctioneers.
wheel b.
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by
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,
In Mill Creek Hundred,
By virtue o( au order of the Orphans'
Court oi tho State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, made the eighth day of
beptjinbcr, A. D., Ib74. will be exposed to
sale by way of Public Auction, at the House
known as the Deer Park Hotel, In Newark,
Castle county, kepi by John B. Lowis.
N
on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER I3tli. lh/4,
AT 1 O'CLOCK. P. M.,
The tollowing described lands and tene
ments being tbe Real Estate late of John
Nivin.decea ed.th« same being ordered to
be sold for tbe pnvmcnt of his debts, to wit;
All thut certain Plantation and tract of
Land situated in Mill Creek Uundrel in the
County of New C.istle and State ot Delaware,
adjoining lands of Joseph C. Rankin, Sarah
Rankin. Samuel RutseH — ■ - Campbell,
widow, and Joel Thoinpron. Janies U-Ray.
William Harkens, Coulee Molo and Earub
Jacobs, containing
ONE HUNDRED Sc FIFTY-ONE ACRES,
WITH nWELLINC HOUSE,
IIAltN AND
othtr IMl'ROVEMENTi thereon.
The above prein
Ini!
to be sold Enbjeot to
tho wi.iow'a dower, und suiijeot also to a
mortgage of 83 00 with arrears ct iiuere't.
Atteudance will bo gi
made known at the
by THOMAS II. N1V1N
NIVIN
und terms of sale
and pi
u'orsaaid,
nd david b.
, Adiuiuini9tratorM. or by
GKUROE II. RODNEY.
Their Attornay.
C. M. VANDEVKR.
Clerk Orphans' Court.
N.B.—The iarm is located in a healthy and
t leaisantpart of the Hundred, convenient to
llih, .School« and places of Publia Worship,
bitutttea two miles lrom Newark. on the road
leading from Newark to Corner Ketch, The
«cil is of good quality divided into conveni
ent field«, well fenced. The improvements
consist of a comfortable Frame House. &>x4U
feet, two aid a half «tory«, containing aix
rooms with kitchen and basement; Frame
Barn, Wagon House and other out buildings;
a Boring bouse near tho door with
lulling spring of soft water; a good Apple
Orchard of well seleoted fruit, bearing in
abundance; also a variety of other traits,
»oviy-ts
Attest.
a never
! JAMES BRADFORD,
PAI m % OILS, VAUAISBES,
WINDOW ULAdfc.
Cement and Calcined Plaster,
1 tdmbi.whit* lead, red lead, whit# siDC.iron
paint, lubricating oils, linseed oil. sparm
oil, lard oil. neats foot oil, ooal oil, Tilden k
Nephew's varnishes. English varnlsbas, aloe
hoi. turpentine, paint mills, paints raad#
mixed, artists' ma tonale, waxifowerjpatdrCr
als. decalcottiauia pictores.ull Jflnd* Ofterslgs
id domestio «law, plained, ornamental and
graved : ooeeh painters' material, stencil
colors, ladders of different Un* tbs. ready
glased Sach, gold leaf, broases, Terminions,
ooking glassodates. «tad
Nos.6 nnd H >>«f ThlrdSt.
WILMINGTON. DEL.1
N. B.—Particular attention paid ta Haas sa
a si il I* li Ip Painting* feign Writing, Jio,
uu
•n
HOTELS,
WESTERN HOTEL.
N. W. Cor. 4th A -Oran«« Street?
0. J. KYLE, Pbopeixtob.
r!A The above iSouee baa b*«n pat
;• ;< complete repair for the reception
! J gueaia. where they w|U reoeivetll t
iBSÎ.'K accommodation.) of a first-olasi hotel.
Bar filled with choicest wines, liquors,dean,
Ac., and the table rttpolied with the beat the
market affords Transient and permanent
hoarder* ae< ounnodaied ut moderato rates.
Hooa etafalinx and titanUr. btotl.n A
liberal snare of public patronage is respeot
fuliv Ho'T-ftd,
au«2-J-c»
nr
of
the
JEFFKIISUIV HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE. DEL.
JOHN W.GRAY. Proprietor.
TbU
situa
. STb&itoSSS
in tho very bast repair for
L the reception of visitors.who
U önd at it a II the aoooni
in mations ot IRST-OLaSS HOTEL. It
comuiunds a U view of the Delaware Bar.
f n 4*!- , i on i # ' 0 ,noït rleesant and de*
ligbtiul plao , tho State for excursion*
or pH uicw 1J( , house is kept in the Peel
stsie.ineba . led with the ohoioest wines.
Iniuors and 't drinks, and table sapplieti
with the n -»»Htiintials and luxuries of the
nurket. L nionUu can arrive by beat er
rail. Partly w bo wish to to OsbUf er beet
riding on the noble Delaware, can be accom
modated with suitable boats. Ibe patronat#
u! the public is respectfully solicited.
J722-U J. W.OKAY.
UN 1 TEÖSTATE 3 HOTEL
N.W.Cor.Frenrh Water Situ,
T. B. MERRITT. Proprietor.
i iThc above house lia.s been put in complété
rei>air for the rooeption of guests, where they
will receive all tbe nocotnui dations of a
first-class hotel. Bar filled with theehoicest
of wines, liquors, Ac., and the table supplied
with the best the market afford«.
JfMly
■JJOTICE.
INDIAN KING . HOTEL
108 AND 110 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, DeL
John Moaley has put la two new Oerom
Billiard Tables at tne Above address. The
room is now onen at all times for the
modation of tho public.
ian'Jl-tf JOHN MKALEY<
acoo Bi
J UST RECEIVED"A LARGE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CHINA!
T Y- D NORMANDÏE
Xo. it02 market Street,
Having resolved to |
«-CONTINUE TUE BUSINESS'».
Will keep bis stock of!
China> Glass and Qusenswarei
Silver & Silver-plated Ware.
VASHE, LAVA WARS, ETC.
Ui> to its old standard lor fullneM and variety.
Dinner bets, Tea Sets, etc., in great vaiiety
aod elegant design.
Everybody can bo suited.
TUE OLD STAIjP— jk>2 MARKET
JpRIME
Timothy, Clover ana Orchard
drags Seed,
ET
FINE .MIXED LAWN. WHITE DUTc
CLO VER, GREEN GRASS,
DWARF GERM AH WAX.BWARF WHITE
WAX BEANS.
TTANS SIM h ONSA K OTIlEit y B 1 Egr N feÉKD8]
FRENCH WRINKLED AND
OTHER PEAR.
CROP
M.
TROPHY TOMATO. HANSOM LETTUCE.
With a fraah «uppl, 0 f rriUbl* Flow«, anj)
Oarden Beeds, SMITH à BKKEN,
may2t>tt Fourth and hhipley.
XRON IN THE BLOOD
s T y"r E u pk p7Ä
^odÄ
System, Build» up
he broktn down
•>* Cfellls and
Fsvcrs« lliroaic
Uisrv*ws,hcrv
one Affections.
Molls, Humors,
ttlseosss of tbo
Kidneys and Bladder, Female Con
plniniM, Ac.
1 housands havo been changed by the us«
oftbis remedy troll weak, sickly, puffdTing
creature«, to stroaf, healthy; happy inen and
in valida cannot reasonably he«
Caution —Us sure yo« get the ''PERU
VIAN bYRUP" (not Peruvian Bark.) gold
by dealers generally.
A h2-page pamphlet, sontaininga tswatise
on Iron an u medical agent, and other valua
ble papers, testimonials from distinguished
physicianH, clergymen and < there, will be
any address. bETli W. FOWLS
»SON, Proprietors. 80 Uerriiton Avenu#,
Boston. novTdeowly.
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101 EAST THIRD STREET.
Wc keep on hand a fine assortment of the
best brands of Foreign and Domestio Cigars,
hewing and Smoking Tobacco, fctauff, Pipes,
«ko., which we are telling at the lowest figures.
Also the leading Daily and Weekly News
p&beas.
Orders taken for Show Cards, which
premntly furnished,
novlü-lm A
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will b.
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F OR SALE—Four now apdflnely finished
three-story Briok Houses, on Twelfth
street, opposite Um oltv square. M*k
These housei are all substantially HTTS
built and furnished with all the con- HH
eulenccs, with water liulde and out. ■!»
lo. 111) 4
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lu eontab» 9. rooms ; j»#. 11
; N6.Tl6. ten rooms t lfo. 118,
n rooms. These house« will be «old *«rv
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sepaotf Nos. 206 to
pity stroot.
Jefferson street.
or
Tj}OK RENT—New House. No. 1421
Xj Harrison stroot. eleven rooms,
all modern Improvements,
flows, three ;etorww. Pom
once if de*lreJ. Inquire
win*
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QREAT SALE Of
RIBBONS,
Af
M. L. LICBTBNSTBin a
So. 336| Market Street.
WILMINQTON-DKL..
Will open (on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2UU>
Th. Larg.it Stock of.
rer offered at retail. The lot ombraces on«
«Ti äSStffS&VrJBt, Srâaî
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FANCY SABO RIBBONS.
AU will b, «U at a uni form price of
US CENTS PER YARD
FOR CASH ONLY.
Tbo sale will oornmno. AaaMar Ut, août
il. L. LICHTENSTEIN.
S 26 Mark« So.«,
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inst.
«0(10
Delaware Carpet House,
80 » Market Street, above Third
fWILMINGTGN, DEL.
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0 AEPET 8 . 0 IL 0 L 0 TH 8 .MATTIBQ 8 ,
ud WINDOW SHADES.
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HBNRY O-RBBB'H,
3ua Market Street.
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: and far superior to that of any •
u large ait assortment
found in largor oitlee.
■ We Invite our many friends
[ and customer j.
\ Your* truly.
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WITH NEATNESS AND DI|*ATCH,
AND
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FRB8TOW AVARS,
Practical Watoh Maker;
Asddaal.r la
f INE AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES
404 King St-, Wll*. Del.
Pirtiontar MtutixB pall to ropaiilu In all
iti br.aohM; alio, ohnncln, „«tool, ium
ilu a. food lajrtatat of ilouta oon
ia.itod
lUntly on bud.
Tbo aabUo it oordUii,
•uafao ar itook aal I»
JUS*
JeSORCt JACK.
305 Market St.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. AC.,
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URBER FRAMES.
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Ï uit tba outoaar la a nw boars.
. B —Vlrat .tore abov. Third «treat,
«pairing lu all ita
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ANOTHER CHANCE I
FIFTH & LAST GIFT CONCERT
ljt At# OV T«l
PUBLIC Lltti&t OF IL
POSTPONED TO
November 80tb, 1874.
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