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IS m/s G It ANTS S CIIEME?
National Republican. —But, after all,
what chu the House do ? It« hands are
closed tighter than a snugly pressed
vise. Should it attempt to elect Mr.
Tilden the Republicans will withdraw
two thirds uni
que/
and leave it without
jority of the Statt s necessary for
Again, after the fruitless joint
counuiittee couv • »tion is broken up bv
a failure to agree on a mod of counting
the Constitnt.i m to perforin the duly -*r
counting and deciding the vote Should
the Lb inocratic portion ot the House
refuse to join the Senate in the perform
ancocf this duty, and retiring hold u
session of its own in which the Speaker
announces that as no President of the
United States his been elee'ed. the
House will will proceed to ballot for the
same; then the moment this move m
made ho would become th«* assnilaut ot
constituted authority and a tiaitor to
the lawful government of the United
Slates, and would be summarily arrested
in company with all those disposed to
join him in his revolutionary action,
The House has ils power, but it will tiud
it a dangerous scheme to attempt to op
pose constitutional authority
rum.
A FORMER BELLE IN THE ALMS
HOUSE.
Mis, Mary Koepping, of Rock I-iand
county, III., now an inmate of the poor
house with her three children,—has
brought suit against her father and
brother, asking that they be compelled
worth about
to support lu-r. They ;
$25,000. Shu was «»nee the V-lle of the
settlement, but after a season
s deserted by her husband
ent astray and finally became
l ied life
She then
a pauper.
//on WERK Til Ein EXPEND b>
paid:
Washington, Decern b r 2S ; —It luving
b»'«*n charged tliat. the politic au* who
visited the South upon the invitation of
the l'resident, to witness tho returning
bond»' count hu«l been p iid their expen
ses out of the United States Tieasury, a
resolution of invest igarion has been pre
pare«!, which will be offered in the House
on Monday next.
a women ?
The Ottoman (toveminent has conferred
the Order id t!ie M«-dji*h«», third class,
upon Uherifo Hanoum, a Turkish lady
who displayed great, bravery during the
siege of Lubinje by the Montenegrins,
this is paid to i«<* Hie first time that ft
female has been deeorated in Turkey.
irai Sherman proposes
to'liv »my i*c lear»i«*«l from l«is letter to
th«» New England society of this city.
''May the dinners of the society," said
the General,
of year s, und I have the pleasure of shar
ing them."
W
II.>iv long ft«»
hull lieds
repeated f:
WIL All XGTON
1 '
" ( i j lv .
Vt A' U
LouNtantly
r.XPRK.SS, MARKET, TRECK, FAIîM
DHUMANTOWN
hand
iu«l muile to order,
■s.\ MATH'S PATENT TII.TJNO WAD
(INS. CARTS.
PUSH-CARTS .v BARROWS.
A! ». AOKICl I.TUHAL IMPI.1M I.NTS
wliiei
ing sol«l at cost
PLOWS, HARROWS AND CULTIVA
TORS,
All Nos. of tho Moure, Wiley. Peacock anil
il«*«*keniluni IMo as
«I rait.
RLl'A HU NO NEATLY A Nil PROMPT;
LY ENEL ' TED.
including
r.'Ujili Tiii.
i;S7.-S BOEING
HU I
fil-MI «liseuses of the IV>ot.aud case. •
nes«. iiic*i«l«'iital to shoeing or fust C n v,n *»
' rente«l under the
T >unbai- System'
SUCCESSFULLY.
invariably ei
c shot*
luttrier.
I knee sprung horses :
Knuckling
mmedlntely l*»'n«'litt* , «l an«l 1 **ft in e
> th«* al.l or which nature soon
wnrnt cure.
Lameness from corns instantly remove»!.
cases of acute
lit ion
effects 1 »cr
S^l in mediate re Ref give
1 various
Diseases of the above 1 :
others pertaining to tin* l«i
* nimble by
ami l**tr,li<*r«*
Hi«* "Old
School" Veterinarians, are, by a judicious
application of the Dunbar system, relieved
ami cum!.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
» and effect.
expense to acquire
of tho subject, and
Me
office, showing <■
Having be
at grot
a thorough Uwovh'dg
■•Mug tin* only smiths in th«* State to whom
Mr. Dunbar'has impartial his valuable
prepare«l t«>
î the public may bring
' treatment, I
»th«sl
reat the worst c
ar«l.
plovonly competent, men and per
• all operations
M'J'JCE 111 AND 113 ORANGE .STS.
DAVID WOOLMAN.
I «•
ally sup« rv
NO HUMBUG !
u ml«-r*«ign«Ml £1
idling this
fi'n«* '
ml ire sto«-k of
1 {OOTKJ&;SHOES
At and Below 'Cost !
to Close Business by February next.
Store Fixtures for sale.
T. F. PENNINGTON,
110 East Second Street.
TiGv22-d3i
R. P. TAWRESEY & BRO.,
HarneMs & Trunk
S AXlFHTlIt HKS,
'lo. 407 King Street,
".T«)N. DKL.
•eejiing
, .'»aiidlcs, Bndlt n, Co!
», Fly Nets, Combs,
ding Bags, Valises,
thing generally kept
all of which will
I. and gearanteed
and Deubie liar
'»est manner.
aug.tw
hand u full
merchant tailor #.
,
JIIHNII. MHILIIWSIn.
Merchant Tailor!
n liming,«... S>eltt»v«re.
\7»T JWT f)'('ON NO R .
" -
| m ICH|
i |\fj TPTSfi JT A ÎIT ! ATTjOR.
i 1 Û.ÜUA
v .» ur^t r ri t i™-l
^ ° 1 lllril »trt «*1,
No. 415 King St-,
IIAS .REMOVED
(One door from Market )
And bas laid na Splendid Assortment of
Clothe, Caasimeres and Vestings
KOK Nl'KIVG ANIt NT MM Fit,
Which be will make up at prices to sun
the times.
PaiitH a Specially.
iebinr
GAftPZT WEAVING
V STANTON. DEL.
J. JILSKPH MARSHALL |
W.
<> I ail descriptif
» • .! d •
)tlcn. and
'JA RU ET- Wj. f W )D...
stripe or chain woven to order.
, c. w. nom.
■J!
« Late of J. Merrick aV. 0>.
4':irri»i;t' naiiiilaHoi',«.,
WALNUT STREET,
Wilmington, Dkl.J
One Square above P., W- & IL R. It. Dej»«R,'
Thesubseril»er having purchased the large
ran-rooms
shop and
would inform the public that lie lias ««very
facility f«»r maun fact u ring Ligiitnud Heavy
Carriages of every description, in the best
offer Indueeim-nt.s to pur
ahfish
inent In the city. Our work ail mudeinthc
shop, out of the best material, and iiiuh-r
immedlute siiperinteiulaii« and
ftrethereforeconflde.it llui will give sat
isfaction.
uy yjiii
•at«'«l
i a I
manner, and
chasers su]>eriorto any first-class est
l examine
rittges before purciia
stock of car
('. W. 1H HIN.
•103 Walnul Sf.. Wilmington.
aulT-ly
fx a: w v o at 14
DENTAL . ROMS,
ii 5 Aortli Si.,"
,i , /.iu,ADi-;r.pinA«iT
-n.e: •
Beautiful Artificial Teeth
S-!.0< », $5.00, $s.(iii. >110
;pku set.
0
A\ur * rv
Silver Fillinas 50c,
NONB 111' :
Go|.J Si.CO
:• i I. 8 T-' ! y
Ojp ••■t.tors
!i:
NO
ciiAih mad;; \
WHEN N
1 HALTIN';«
' • .■
Hay, Si raw a il Fo;lriw
CUTTERS,
1
< m
•>!««•. n r*. < orn Mills. R«
• Im i ns. J hit t. r \V«»ri;- r>. |»|.
Cull i \ :
JbllTou
Horse li
-. «SjiadeH Shovels
.. ... S "1 I»nils. Farm li..lb-rs'.
I*' '' H I \ « -, Pruning shi-ar
RU'I'liug Kui m>. Rip
Pruning
Rriar Hooks.
.
Agricultural Implements
In <
KAT VaRIKT*,.
V. U.NDltETII «h. HONS.
Nos. 21 & South Sixth Sir..
Retween Market and Chestnut St».
Philadelphia.
.loii.\|ii«.7;s*ii:i»5:B,
MACHSftHST
ft»;.
RBI.Vo. 1*4009 East Second Street,
No." 513 Oraiigek^SI 1
I ml
Cf, (np-statrs,)
Keeps on band and makes to order Ills Pat
ent Bolt and Rivet Cutlers,Drilling Ma
chines, Meat Choppers, improv«il Pipe
Wrench, Punching anil Cutting Mstchines,
all of wlileli are v«*ry superior for the pur
poses intended, lie also repairs Guns,
Pistols, Locks, and does light Machine
Work generally. All kinds of edg«*d tools
ground in the best style.
A person witli some knowledge of
chine work will bo take
the subscriber lias more than bee
s a partner,
attend
to.
Public patronage
febl7*76wtf
respectfully solicited.
JOHN G ililty. KL.
WAGON MAKING
ANDIWHEELWRIGHTING.
Having taken tne old stand in the upper
part of New Caatle, on the road leadin
Wilmington, I am prepared to do all
of Wheelwrighting and Wagon Work
best stylo and at moderate prices. Farm
Wagons a specialty? All work auarantoeil.
G. W. CHUKN 8 IOE.
ng to
kinds
Um
BLACK SMITHING
Of all kinds done 11 . workmanlike manner
at short notice and
Reapers, Mowers and Farm Imploments gen
erally reuaired at moderate ratea. AH wor
abatantially done.
Public patronage respectfully solicited
J. CHURN 8 IDE.*
Agent.
reasonable terms
WASHINGTON HOTEL
*
Chestnut St Above 7tli.
PHILADELPHIA.
RE D UC ED;
I* R I C E S
Erteil Full Day.
.Supper. Lo«lgim
I>o< l ging
Dinner..
■'«)
- 1
1 klust.
i Breaku-d
:is
, 1 -
From tin* World.
Tod Supplementary Lies,
I SOME CAMPAIGN' .STORIEn WHIC H
C OME TO NAUGHT.
T HEH A M PTl >N FALSE lint >DS A N I
T HI : ESC A M BIA JG O U N T V
"OUTRAGE."
i
In its issue of Wednesday the
York Timet published a letterj from its
resident correspondent in South Carolina
—the same person who has s-nt all the
recent extraordinary despatchesfrom that
State—substantially, and at great length,
•'larging General Wade Hampton with
dishonesty in settling with bis creditor.-»
after the war. That General Hampton like
very many Southern planters, was forced
into bankruptcy by the total 1«
his slaves, the. terrible depreciation of
property and the damages incident to
war, is undoubtedly true—otherwise tin
statements in the Timet letter are a mere
tissue of falsehood.-». Genera: Hampton's
largest creditor, who appears as such in
the schedule of his liabilities ;
in the T »/»• happen* to be now in this
city, ami yesterd iy d -no-inced the letter
as atrociously false and hl>«!:<
eral Hampton's settlement w
he, "was strictly and In every report
lmnorabl»\ The T met stat«-rnent that
'the creditors have never received a « eut'
in satisf.u rion öl their claims i> not le>>
untrue Hi
letter,
prop» rt>
a considerabli
It does not 11 «
oral Hanijiton 's creditors .should oppose
their denials to these libellous assertions
in the 7 in •«, for no man w ho knows lu>
singularly scrupulous and liigh-minde.l
sHii.sc of honor but would pronounce any
assertion to the contrary as false; but, in
•b a publication as this. I
cannot refrain from protesting against it
as utterly base and unfounded. Had
General Hampton occasion now to rail
upon me for assistance, most certainly I
should not hesitate to give it.'*
I n contradiction of the entire siibstain <•
• t the Time'i
print.-d
said
s the whole tenor of t b*
• ■ up ovary dollar of h:
«•rciiitors, ami I rei « ive<l
proportion of mv «
d. ' la- added* * tha:
H • is
.
nl
n n
tin- lac«« <«t
< charg«**, it mav be
t W(»ll known to all lii^
■ell
stab—a I;
—that having surrend« -red all his «m-e
large fortune to his creditors, he lived
for some time ufter the w
stances of ui-tual jioverty. being f»rc«.-d
to sell «»ven tin-, fiirnirur«* (Iron» his rooms
ami the carpets from his Hour t « » support
his family. In this he shared the < «>ni
l«>t of very many neighbors and of
planters generallv tbroughoiit tin» South
who wen: utterly impov- iished by the
s iri« u«D
• •inurn
In the Ti
s imhlu ations Gen. llaiup
foil's s; Iiftluhi or liabilities foot up over a
million of dollars, while his ; up
turned, fall y«ry greatly shoit of that
This discrepancy is easily ex
plained. Tin* larger part of ills debts
money borrowed upon cotton
ami f««r iln* working of his plantation.
Dining th war he had <»ver 5,1 Kin bah s
, which at a
timate \.« re <• itainlv worth
General
i worth fullv
landed estate w.,
valuable. It was
Glich tin* war r. -
;i ini ,n nl...
' «' 01:011 <|
«•«l by tire.
'. In slave projwrty,
llamptou b«*lore th«* w;
r.jIKMUIll, while hi
IJ'UM tills property
i
atively in-ignilif.M.t
1 ''(»mpar;
:it 1 lie moricvs
valu»*,
•re )o:
• •«!. I ! • •«
is Him
a New York
h:
had 1
*rrow« <l a !.
hi« I, Was
property
•:' «i by both borrower and I«*n«ier
J'th far more th.
I
tin- .'luntml
: th
"I as if that proper!v luid an
b.M*ii «b^tr
«1 bv « :
Which
ith.-r
ith. r 1 : id .
.
«1 a
Tl
of th « 1 T
.j...
liuil ! f n
in
if a «I« . 1
•«•«l.-lir
id'
v. ho j - thoroughly
-Li «;,
1 -ant
>. ns both falie .Inn
I lumpt on'«-«
inhcnlcil
right, had linen Inmcd
bund, and was swallow
H:i*npton's .
'I
|»r«ij».*rty,
« r to In 1 hits
«1 up in his
lo.ss«*s by th«; war.
hat sin- «lid
IT: 1 vo
•«liPu's is suliii'icn
pi« « « «h*
ly j»rov
bur liusli:tn.I. li.T>.-ir nmllbi-ii- ,-liilila.-
wen- fm-i-i-cl lu fivi- iit'ti-r Hi«
- Ini- otht-r slatt.
ton is
hut of Mis-i
utterly false,
nevev been a
••• of oth.U
1 . already alluded to, in which
ar.
•nt— 11 )nt.Gen. llamp
•n of South Carolina,
denounced as
Hampton has
i «'itizeii of Mississippi, ami
;me.i to he a citizen of South
is.Nippi— is al
lu».
TROUJILE IN MEXICO.
A «*oitrier arriveil at lirownsvillc
s from the interior of
Mexico. 1 !«• « oiitradicts the report of the
cap!tin* and shooting of Escobedo, and
siys that notorious person
Lenlo.
011
Thtiraduv will»
scaped with
*cals Rocha and Quesada
have left Matamoras for New Orleans,
llevucltas having leluwdlo surrender the
city t«» the them. General Dios had «•«*
eupied (^ucrctaro, and Iglesias had ro
tin«! to Guanajuato. The American
»•liants i» -Matamoras have applied by
telegraph to the Government at Washing
ton for protection against the illegal acts
of (General llevucltas, w ho has' broken
into and robbed tlieir stores, under pretext
of collecting a military tux.
without the slightest authority,
declared for no party,
Lerdo, who appointed him, being a fugi
tive. The complainants hope that
dent Grant will call the attention of Con
gress to these repeated outrages, which, if
unredressed, will drive American com
merce of Mexico«
un r
lie is acting
having
and President
fest
REGISTER'S ORDER■
Ri'jfiHtei*'« Order.
Rkgistbr'a Office. i
New CastieCo Ik*«*., 20 1S70, \
Upon the application or John F. sharp-
ley, Administrator of William 8 harpl«*y
lat«* of I handy wine Hundred in suld Coun-
ty, d«»eoased. It is ordered and «llrected by
the Register that tin* Administrator afore-
sai«l, give notice of the granting of Letters
of Administration ujk»h the Estate of the
dcceused witli the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in nIx of tho most public pluc«*s ot
th«? County «>f New Castle, requiring all
persons having d('inaiids against th«j Es-
tate, to present the sume, or abide by an
Act « *f Assembly in such case made and
provided. And »iso cause the same to Ik*
Inserted within the same period in tin*
Daily Gazkttk, a newspaper published
in Wilmington, ami to be continued therein
three weeks, (c. o. «I.)
-- Given under the hand and Seal of
l.h. 5 Office of the U<»glster aforesaid, nt
» New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the «lay anti year al>«»ve written.
8 . C. DIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All pers«*ns having «'laiins against tli*
Estate «»f tiie «l«*e(>aHotl must j-iv.eut tin*
name duly attest«*«! to the Administrator
• abide tin*
mmlo and
be fore I leeem I ><* r 20 th, 1 «77 ,
A«*t «»i Assembly in su«*h «
provided. JOHN F. slIARPLEY.
Add reft*. Wilmington, Del. Adm'r.
dec'20-3weod
PLIMBKHS.
WM. S. WATT,
i .No. 1009 Market Street!
i * * .UM1JER,
MKA.IIA (a«i FITTKH.
H
'
I All materia'.» i:
' . ou hand.
my line ot business eon
Wilmington. Aug. 2«J, 1KW
tf
NDKKW Mt'IH'ilIf.
A
PLUMBER,
PRACTICAL
Steiiru and Gas Fitter,
\o_801 Will lint Slml,
Wilmington, ui,
•aTl'lutubing, tins and Steatn Fitting cl ali
descriptions executed in be best manner, ai
liie shortest notice, an»l on moderate terms.
]V'27-Hmd
AMES BRADFORD,
PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS,
CEMENT & CALCINED PLASTER.
Paints, white lead, red load, white eine,
iron paint, lubricating oils, linseed oil,
sperm oil. lard oil, neats loot oil. coal oil,
Tilden A Nephew'« varnishes, English var
nishes, alcohol, turpentine, paint mills,
paints ready mixed, artist's materials,wax
flower materials,decalcoinanlu pictures, all
kinds of foreign and domestic glass, stain
ed. ornamental and engraved ; coach paint
er«' material, stencil colors, ladders of dif
fer en* l«»ngths, ready glase«! sash, gold leal,
hronz-*, vermillions, looking glass plate.
NUN. « AND 8 EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
N !' Particular attention paid to HOTTSK
a ! silii* PAINTING..SIGN WHaTING.
.J
CHEAP COAL !
1 < M : T
lias
educed the price of hi*)
ENTERPRISE COM
ONE DOLLAR PER TON.
West an«l Water,
and
Orange and Water Sts.
OSbPIl POUT.
nSai t. 4th. iH7«>.—tl
■■I AXON.'
mxoK.
m
v
*1*
t »•
For S-iiX) .V Uinvai-dsi.
OKCiAXS
Foi' H 1 n si 114 1 Upwards)
Cash on Instalments, at
ROUELIX |A IIRO'.S WA UK ROOM H
«TI» STAIR«.)
;F(
may 1*1
O PENT NTG
i 80 Mi! pa«
i
1
DHBES GOODS:
J BXrA« -M3L
tsrt r-v-^c
M|H*omlly
En-*I,18H WaLK 1 .N 0 Jauc.uets,
Sl'llING WEAK,
1KENCU F«.MJLAK.L>,
FKENOn A IHJ8/f CO '» .iJvL
HIUWI.8, (JAÊS1MKRK,
WATJSH-PHOOBS,
TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS.
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
'JZ>i Market Street,
WILMIOGTON.
OPENING
-F R
FALL AND VV IN i ER
ok-1876-«f
Ladies' Suits,
Costumes, Cloaks,
Shawls and Furs.
All th.* l.utest «ml most desirable FOR.
K ION N < ) \ I ; I ,T I ES for L A D I EN* W E A R.
togetln r with those of -
.own manuiae
»*•!
BLACK, C0L0RE0. AND FANGY
Silk Suits & Cloaks,
Velvet Suits and Cloaks,
Paris Suits and Cloaks,
Berlin Suits and Cloaks,"
Evening Suits and Clonl"s,
Mourning Suits and Cloak>
Far Suits and Cloaks"
Ladies' Uudorwear.J
S,
AGNEW & ENGLISH,
030 Chestnut Ht.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ladies ordering from a distan«*«* by scud:
lug a dress waist either by mall or express,
together with length of skirls, can be assur
ed of receiving a perfect fitting cloak or
suit * octl2-w3m
of
CARRIAGES
PERSONS WANTING
Flue Carriages
Can|bs accommodated at
N. E. Cor. 2d t French sts,
'* 1LMINGT0N.* DEL.,
As they manufacture nothing bat
First-class "Work,
AUD SELL IT A.OW,
U work guaranteed to *iro s i tisttion.
W, IIA.TIMOXU
FOR SÜeT
L.acksmiTh Mmi ^hcslwnsht shops io«eth
t*r with D Weil m g House anil fetuble, situated
in the town o: N«w Hr k. Delaware. This
stand has bcen.es'nblisheu over 40 years
Terms easy. è. L. RIGHT,
noTlb-wtt Newer*. Dei;
oUBEt t
t TUK
P
Vo.
Easv Third Streel,
'»ViliuiiiKlon, Del
Now is the Time
to nvY your
STOVES
7
AND GET YOUR
Heaters Put in Ordei.
I have just reduced the price of all Cook
b/mûîmcs * nd Heal ' n * to suit the
Call and
Ihe price, before you buy.
H.
Cor. Third «nil Milplcy M„.
N. R.—Heaters Cheaper than ever.
novO-tf
WE ARE
GOING TO
PROTECT OUR
CVSTOMm
and have taken hold of J
LOCKWOOD'S
PATENT
Adjustable
Screens,
Which have the following advantages :
i\o more Spoiled
Paper,
No more S>UST,
No more FLIES,
i\o more
MOSQUITOES
' ARNic© 8 CHEI.N fer i Every Window, at
Trifling CoEt.
i, Cheaper than any of her,
-, t*n hefltictJ to any window in n minute,
.•1 more perfeetîy than any other aoreou.
Can ho removed, or raiaod instantly,
t, « an be nse*l :*t top or bottom of window.
Allow the window to bo nt any height.
I-, ( an l»c r«»ll«»il up when not in use. occuvy
11 . g Utile «pace an«l not ilablo to injury.
' «< naiio, bciewB or glue In its construe
tion.
Neat, light and durable,
. ^«' side the cloth is fastened to a
**tongue," which fits loosely in a grove.
This ••tongue" may be rolled or unrolled
for different sized window«.
10 , The ini«Idle piece bus a screw cut on one
end by which tlie cloth is made.!/ 1 »* ami
the frame is held firmly in the Inc
any height.
11, Cloth protects better from du stt ha au if 3
and e«iually well from insects.
ai
Price Only 50 Cts. Eacn>
Price, Only 50 Cts- Each
tine Dozen will be delivered expressaire
free fo uny one bending as $«.du, or they will
be sent C. O. D., if bo onlered.
Come an«l examine tnem, and also see our
Window fiha^i rlmeDt 1 a P €r Rangings and
Iteinforcementahavo a:Tlved and we
nay«« the largest forc«i of paper hangers
the city. Y\ ork now d«.ne without de la 3 '
noil
in
N. «. SM1.L A tO
«»17 MAHKKT KTUGET,
Opposite City Hall.
myl-i dt.
BOOKS,
1 V
A s soon
s uhlidled. All theg
N«*w Magazines
Newspapers,
(Dalljla.i.l Weekly.)
Blank Books,
Stationery,
'Games,
? m " 1 . 1 a very lar K e axsortment of aitlr-tc«
huUi lor ornument amt use, at
E. S. R. BTTTUER'S,
«•-■0 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DHL
Htnll
H. KENT A CO.,
Importers and Manufacturer's Agents for
IRON,
IRON/
STEEL
8 TEEL,
HAItD WAKE,
hardware
AND COACH MATERIAL.
Htatain «hJiïiî ***" ?'?<* °» Hoods In the
m th. BniS& "" t "«"«'•'«I «'ode
NO. 205 AND 207 SHIPLEY'
AND 212 ORANGE STREETS,
WlI..MINOTON, Dvr
AND 210
p It. MINGLE A CO.,
Seed Merchants,
103 MARKET .STREET
fphia, pa!
whbh KTV^ 0 ™**** 0 Wantrd. for
n V uk,,t Prices will be
paid. Send samples by mail,
ply and prompt rcmlUance.
PHI L ADEL
Prompt re
oct! 2 - 2 mw
M I N M " 'T U r have now in Btoek
. Ä .*'' ,ook Canton mattings by
belplece, made at r*;e lowest prices. y
WM. II. HHARP,
r on 1 Hi and Market
HOOTS AND SH
«TAMES UOIIAG^
NEW
Bool and Shoe S
N. VV. ur. Seuond 4 J t ff tr
dug laid in a f,
nicntoi lictI,,,,".V,
M s«,,. n ,„| < l.iM,, ,
► Himes, (.alters and
i-iwwk.ÄRE.'ssS;«/«;. ..
"''l'l'iy té».* I'
'■lolly Willi all L..K.N I,,', 1 I'll'
t<i ku it til.. i,r,,i,,|., ,h >»y linn
docl8 -)m,l JAMKH Mona
the place toi
nil of which m
Hi
IN AT Til 1-:
NEW miOF SI
,ioa w mi >«'<•« iki
you full get well made
Where
an
BOOTS AND S
ATEXTREMELY LOW
We have a largo stock
-o'-tanU Ä u '", l r"" n '" l,, IJ
J - C. A LEX A >
103 West He
fti
fob 26-1 y
WANTED 50«
Men. Women & Chll
To buy theirj
BOOTS, SHOES
('!■ 'Jir Ea.*t Eml Hlioe siorr- s
Ninth and Sprue- st<., « '
vÄ Panlcky P r| w»
Bustomcr work
the very bent ut vie.
cheaply executed.
aug4-ly
L OriH MARTIN,
Practii-al ROOT A- SHOE Mil
414 Kiim (Seventh Sir
A (JAITE
•ve
Cull ui
a "peoinltyaq
R'-pulring n<
WM.H
Customer work u »rx-cUiltv. iui .1 1
lioiiB In flic bust manner and alj
moderato rafos. Hcpnlrlnif noafl
P ™'(kVl r T atte,uled to - «-'all and leu]
New Store ! New G<
T_.o\v I'ricew !
after]
AFTER ALT,. (AFTERjALI.
The boat argumont wo can offer the peel
Lowest Thiokh for Qdalitt ^
Inis we do offer m every
Boot, Shoe or Gaiter
OF G<
jr«" 11 'or La-lie«. Gent». Sliasoa, and
Ghlldron Wo havo a lull and comnli-to,
stock for tho coming season, w : 1 . 1 ■ I. wc n
V«no public to call and examine.
laiiies whit»! Krr> ti,n>p \: \-.
SPECIALTY.
Particular attention paid to
C TJ H T O M
\V O It ii ,
JOUN K. OAHCOClk,
«^- W. Cor. Second
aprji-3m
I M url
P RHMTON- AYAHS.
I'It A OTIC A I. WATCH M \Ki:
A n«l dealer In
■
WA TC1I HI
if
.**!•
SI'KfTAi l.Es.
CLOCKS, JEWEL I
E Y E-OLA.SSI's.
SILVER WAR! .
NO. 305 MARKET STREET
Wll.MI.NCiTp.V, iiKJs.
Particular alh-nti
paid to rcpairiiv
ml Its branciicN ; also, ciianging Epeoti
glasses. Hasag«»<id u**orlmcnt «»i gla
constantly on Jiand.
Tli«* publie is « «»nlially invite«!
exam in«* my stock ä* 1 « I learn my pm .-s
Je to*'75
•all]
407 MARKET ST. 41
HKN.f. S. (JLAHK,
A full assort ment <»l
LOCKS, WATCH K
.SUPERIOR
JEWELRY and SPECTACLES
Constantly on hand and for sale at the
est market rate«. Particular and pers
attention given to Repairing any articl
the above line.
A fine assortment of Speefneles
hand .and sol«* agent forth«* Celeb
Diamond Spectacles.
lv
C.
I. BUSH,
HAS REMOVED TO
' r i \ n
il'A
MARKET STREE
A LARDE STOCK OP
WATCHES.
JEW ELRY,
AND SILVER W A
hand.
.Constantly
**V* REPAIRING promptly attei
mar29-'7«3 _
JOHN L.MALON!
PLAIN «S ORNAMENTAL
MARBLE WORj
DELAWARE AVENUE <ft MA
am, WILMINGTON, DR]
Constantly on band
best marble of the different kinds y
is prepare«! to work up Into Mont
Head and Foot Stones Steps, Man
House Work in general. Havlnga
perienco In the business he flaners
that he can give entire sAttsfactU
who mav favor him with their p®
public are Invite«! to call a»'d
his work and learn his price«- llo 5
assortmen
i » a
rlNULING WO««»
OAK ANU PINE,
PER i.osn dei.ivi:)
$1.50
Look tier«
WHAT A GREAT HEAPED
LOAD OF OAK AND FI
WOOD,
and only #1.50.
ABBOTT «ft MCKIN
Hhop 516 Oran*
JJUSH'S
Philadelphia [Freight
Second Wharf above Chestnut, H
French Street W'harf, WJ
AP PROMPT AND REI

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