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14 l0 "'"u"S*fi o b "„ P""n»er« a ™
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_Superintendent.
PLAGES
A rsons wanting
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One
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GËÔ. MOORB,
Investment Broke
AJ*D
PROPERTY AUNT,
o. vv. Ttlx Ht.
Commla.lou. for tue purchase and .ale
<>r
BOXD» AND STOCK*,
■loua«* Md (.and*, «te.,
Executed at
^»aera te charge.
R ï nE EWXÎÎ ' ^HSïSvëtâHô:
Special attention given to the eolloetlon
Kent«« Account«, Ac., Ac.
H«(.Ualed.
Lease, and other Instrument, of writing
carefully préparai. Uiv. us a cull.
EDMUND B. FRAZER,
2nd Mtory, Telegraph Building,
deoKMy Dor. ard * Market ai»
JOHN O. COLE,
• JUSTICK OF THE PEACE,
AND
Of
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NOTAHV
Office ». W. Corner of Third and Market
Street*.
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PUBLIC.
WlI.MINOTON. DEL
J* II. Ft rty,er t
Attorney at Law,
Third and tthlpley Street«,
Mci. lelnwne
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jit. J.p.jIalcUm,
No. M.1 FRENCH M THE ET
N Iglit calls promptly anawered.
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R. PKNINGTON
A TTOUXK Y-A.1-LA W,
No. 2, WEBT 7TH STREET,
Wlliniugton, Del.
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Juyia-Iy
JOHN P. H. POLK,
A'nonynï-Ai-LA tv,
No. SÎIO Market Htreet,
WlLMimON, Dil.
ctiadAwly
J U VALUANOiuitAM, ~
ATTD U N K Y- A f-LA »V,
Mo. 4 AUmonWn Buildituj.
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K.UitiMUU A \V,
no.m WEBT HTBEKÏ.
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iflilCTH FOR ALL TUJB FgQ FLg
BKATTTTFlJL t^KETH AT /£&
•:(, >n, >8 an® >10 PKH SKL
Teeth extra ete,t without pain by the use
gas. Over thirty year« •aperlenoe.
DK. GALLAGHER.
No. 8 Käst ßtb Hi ret t, opposite <'iavu>n
House. ftp^ja
SEASONABLE!
As houKekoopersarepincing away KÜR8
andWUOLENH.lt Ih iiiiportaut to have
them protected from MOT11H by using
GUM CAMPHOR,
Whltti, being volatile, Its odor permeate«
the entire mann or bundle of kimkIh, and is
soon dissipated when they are again open
ed ; or,
Gkwijin* PERH1AN INSECT Powdrr,
Which, of late years, has been succossful
ly used for the sume purpose, and which is
also an excellent article for ti
of small (red) itouche«, lied Kugtt, Eleason
cate, Lice on poultry, etc. It Is best appli
ed by means of the Powder KiBe, thereby
stifling Insect life by prvMluclng more dust
klentwunb'B Koarh fcxterninutor
We nave round, from several years ex
perlenoe. to be the most uniformly suMsfac
lory anu «-fUcleiit article for destroying
Itoucbes, Mice, Ac.
«lent ruction
P«Il.VeKIZED IIORAX
Is also successfully used by m.uy house
keepers lor driving away Roaches ami
Ant.,
CARBOLIC Ad»
deHtroy« all the lower order of plant«
animal«; 1« cheap and effective,but leave
a dlHUKreeabieouor (tuniany people) quite
per« latent.
• I
HMIHOMIVE IIIUMNATR,
An aril vu poison (to be
care), best suited for uhb _
furniture, and along the ed go «1 carpet», in
solution.
Mr All the above articles for khIo at rea
sonable prices, and Information concerning
their u«e and nature cheerfully given by
Z. JAMES BELT,
Successor to K. Bring!)urst a Co.,
Wholesale and lie tail Druggist,
Corner Sixth und Market streets
i with great
bedstcn-l s and
l'Uo Best quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS'
-RIKTABY
•he Most Relia ml
Medicines,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PEUFUMKUY COLOUNKH, Ae.
AT WILLIAMS'
A One aseorlmeut of IIAI It. TOOTU. and
NAILBRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A Glass of ICE COLD ARCTIC «ODA
WATER,
AT WILLIAM8 *
Choice FLAVORING EXTRA 0TU,8irong
amt Pure,
At Ninth and Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS'
Fine AMERICAN A IMPORTED Soaps
A t Ninth and Market.
''Get the best" WILLIAMS' SAPONA
CEOUS DENTIFRICE.
AT WILLIAMS'
Uioice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable l*rices.
WILLIAMS' PRESCRIPTION STORE
Corner Ninth and Market.
»I
I,Lime,;
1 IHEUNDERSIONED INFORMS HIS
- lrlends and the public generally that ho
has taken Pout's old yanl, at the loot ot
West street, and is now urenared to sell
COAL, WOOD, LIME & SAND,
AND
CALCINED PLASTER,
at the very lowest maricet rates
Tlie attention of houNekeepersand build
ers In particularly called to his stock, os tie
feels confident that they will find their In
terest thereby promoted.
sepl3-timd .INO. W. GRIFFITH.
ff C7 AftAÜKIITS profits p«r wmi t
jyj/.uU vllJ prove it or forfeit Moo
^ * 1 ww New article«,Just patent
•d Ram pi«« sent free to all
Addr««« W.H.CHIDE8TER. 211 Fulton
81, New Y oik
nom the PWwtrlphtn Timet.
Teu y*»nt tarne« the «tory of Sooth
Carolin» otirtar th* Hi:al»wiqp, am ]
t>«t beggnn will neern far more tinrenl
Hrt<J quit« an fantantieal an a page from
th« Arabian Night'a Kntor'alnnu-nt«.
Already tu finil U hard to belle
mich thing« happened ae
oat
that
are described
in the report an investigating committee
*ow made public, anil ,et tbs narrativ«
fc told by th« oommittee In plain word«
anil unvarlahad sentence«, In t'n* most
bu»lnBiw Ilk« way, aud I« fortified ky affi
davit. and voucher, that carrycouvlction
witbevory letter and figure. Tweedi«m
itnpalmieat day. never reached
in
greater
height, of devllisli extravganco than wbh
attain.d at a .ouiul by th. Illiterate fluid
h*ndn of^.he long prostrate State, under
the tuition of thn political tramp, who
claimed to be doing the work ot morality
and loyalty In the country that had been
bound anil gagged by the recou.tructlon
acta and placed in theirhand. for safekeep
Wig, Let tin glance at a few .feature, of
the era of oppresfllon and profligacy at
Columbia, a. pictured iq the long official
report Dow publl.hed.
The theory of the«« thieving legislators
of the Mose» type wai that laid down
by au illuetrlaus Senator in the words:
"A State has no right to be a State
lens .he can pay aud take eareortier
statesmen. ' Broad as tin. proposition
is iu the plain terms given, it
ltely broader In application. The State
wae expected not only to take care of
the .talesman iu princely style, but to do
quite as much for his household. He
wae arrayed In hroadoloth and line linen
with Jewels of barbaric splendor. His
Wines anil liquors and cigars were of the
finest quality; whatever tlic.ir real price
the State was made to pay 1 ill a case for
champagne, S40a dozen bottles for pert
wine, 410 a gallon for sherry. In
scs»iou >125,000 were taken from the
treasury for refreshments. A bar was
UT1
i ii Lii«»
< ae
open day aud uight in the capitol, and,
with the legislators who had the run of
it, BOthing waa more common than te
carry olf a bottle of champage and a doz
en cigars for home consumption,although
orders to have such tbiugs sent to their
chambers iu any quantity were always
honored. Stationery was in ado to include
anything that a man or hm wife or chil
dren oould eat, drink or use in any way.
Urns Westphalia hams,in.portedoheeses,
deviled m,-ate, fruits, kid gloves, skirt
in aid, corset«, ladies' hose, garters, che
mises, parasols, bustles aud pulpitators,
hoots, suspender», collars, overcoats and
drawers, twenty live dollar inkstands,
stoves, towels, and even horses ami car
, mules and harness, wood aud
coal, and so on through a catalogue of
article« equally incongruous hall a col
umn long, were clossitied in the accounts
as stationery. The State paid forelocks
costing from $150 to $6u0 each, and for
mirrors at $600 each. Two hundred
thousand dollars were invested in furni
ture for the legislative halls, and the
niAst liberal appraismont of that remain
ing on hand when the Hampton Govern
ment came in was $17,715. New car
pets of the most costly texture and pat
tern were bought at. the b,-ginning of
«very session and carried away at its
dose. Thirteen hundred yards were
abundance to carpet the whole State
House, hut 4,058 yards were sold to the
Jtate in a single session, more than one
thousand being of the tin* st body Brus
sels. In one instance tine carpet« thu«
bought were shipped to Massachusetts.
; , I
There was not one wood siove iu
use,
and yet 1,000 cords of wood aud 1,320 t«»ns
of coal were charged for. The houses of
legiulaiors wete furnished at State ex
pense in a stile that was «imply pulatial *
negroes who had never slept on anything
softer than a hag or shuck« making the
acquaintance of oiled walnut bedsteads,
pier glasses, "Oriental sponge mattresses
and extra long towels." Extravigant
prices wore paid in ull ja-es, and then
the bills were doubled in order that the
buy«rs might devide with the sellers in
E luhdering the State. Although their
ouues or apartments were already ele
gantly furnished through these frauds,
every um« the Wsiature adjourned
fitting climax to the story which we have
giveu in barest outline, for it would
take many columns to print it in full.
Difhcnlt am it tuuy be to us to realize '
the truth of these representations that |
now puss into authenticated history, it |
s not necessary for the people of I
South Carolina to wait for any investi- [
"n't'?, 1 * 'll \r"i W u 1 " trutl1 - ^ m " n d,,es
»irÄr .
beaten within an inch of his life. For
years the lash ot t. Nation was laid upon :
I heir bare backs with merciless seventy ,
by their foi hier slaves and the nameless j
adventurers from the North. The!
r gues drank imported wines,old liquors :
and cordial«, smoked choice Havanas j
nt the rute of a dozen a day, w«.»re bia-iThe
/ '"' g Je R,olr y. d r or e fast team* and
ÄÄÄÄ
bo raised the money and paid the bills
ere the intelligent property holding 1
citiz.-ns, who were absolutely without,
he choice of their rulers- ,
symptom
of discontent was regarded by ihe Gen
fevai Government as an outbreak of dis*.
loyalty Hnd nuniahad accordingly. They
had only to near the yoke placed on i ht ir !
necks. At last it_ cut to the hone and
they oould w« r it no longer. Then they
arose and by a superhuman effort, tue
l?r tü? Vv.l l hl f, h 'S n °v e 7* , J 1 i aCW ttp *
2r:£ÿ壮 twïday w e ho H do
not. blush to remember tlml they voted
a little more than a year ago to puipet
unto the rule of tbe oppressor. i
I
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,
j
Mr. James Gordon Bennett has present,
ed to Congress a memorial setting forth
that he has purchased he British Arctic
vessel Pandora aud will fit her out and
man her at his own expense to prosecute
and, if possible, bring to a successful
issue the polar explorations which have
so long occupied the attention of the
scientific world. To nationalize the
enterprise he asks the passage of a bill
transferring the 1'an dor a to the United
State» flag, the change of her name,
should it be deemed advisable, that she
may be commanded and officered by
United Slates naval officers, and be sub
ject to United States naval rule and dis
cipline, and that the President be empow
ered to confer such additional authority
upou thu commanding officer that lie
may be enabled in 1ns isolated position to
eu força discipline in cases of
emergency .
Twentyssix weddings were announced
In Saturday s Ledger.
voice in
Every utterance in protest
A Xrw Artie Eiplorlnt; Evpeill
lion.
THK N Y. ITBRALD'S NKXT ENTERPRISE.
extreme
14 WK m A < III U< 11 ( HU 1 H.
Aaul How It llcnuted » ttnr
drr-lj llcrs After Ileeeli
rr'» Nljle,
1NDUNAI*0[.IS, Feb.
23.— William «
Grcehley Is on trl \| here for the murder
of IdaKerat-y. 1 1.» parilea, both «olor
ed, were in »mu ben of the same church >
choir. Both were married, but they fell
in love for all that, and, It is alleged,
agreed to get divorce#, and join their
fortunes fur life. But Ida got angry at
last, and refused to allttw Greenley to
▼itit her, and on last Christmas evo the
discarded lover shot her to death while
she was on her way to church. The let
ters that passed between the pair are in
teresting and original. In August last
Ida wrote to William that <4 Our hearts
cling together with such tenacity that
40,(XX) swords as sharp as the end cf a
serpent's tongue could not burst, them
asunder also, that "The sunshine of
hope still sheds his bright rays, though
the pathway is often overshadowed by
the black clouds of despondency."
From another letter it appears that her
parents had been giving her a salutary
warning, and she says that "if ever in
all history of the world language
used to turn one against another, it
used last Monday night
it against you. but I could not stand to
lake." Oh 1 could net.
avers that, owing to William's failure
to call upon her. she could say in the
language of Job. "my eyes were river«
of tears.' " She quotes Scripture and
talks of the Almighty in connection with
herjguilty passion with a facilty only
surpassed by the pastor of Plymouth,
and she repeatedly promises to marry
William.
The defence is that William was in
sane when he killed her. Shortly before
committing the crime he wrote a letter
saying : The die is cast, and you have
sealed my doom. O God ! would 1
could bn released from the awful doom
that awaits me, but it is too late. It
must come—the sooner, perhaps, th«
better."
The result of the trial will be awaited
with interest, especially by practical
followers of Henry Ward Beecher.
VARIETIES.
Boston's new i'ost-offlce has already
cost over $4,000,000.
Kansas pays a bounty of five ceuts for
each rabbit scalp.
A new Masonic lodge, tobe numbered
638 will be organized In Spring City, sev
eral miles east of PhtstowmIPa. on Feb,
20 th. * '
Mr. Ezekiel, the sculptor, is reported ill
in Koine, from injuries received in
tempting to move a marble bust from
the stand to the pedestal.
The population of Rome, which was
in 1807, 215,573 rose last year to 280,564.
From 7000 to 8000 soldiers were inclu
ded m each enumeration.
The oldest Freemason in New Hamp
shire is Colonel Nathan Hun toon, of
Unity, who is is 06 years of age, and was
admitted to the Masonic body in 1603.
The senior class at Bates College,Maine,
has secured the services of Miss Annie
Louise Cary for their commencement
Concert, which is to bo given in Juno.
A tax of ten per cent, is levied in Paris
upon all tickets taken at theatres, public
balls music balls or any other place of
amusement, for the benefit of the poor.
During the last three months 1877
18,093 barrels, and 4302 boxes and cases
of American oysters, and 35,121,412
pounds of American diese were shipped
to England.
was
was
to turn me
Elsewhere she
•u
United States, and the English eteamar
Remus is now at New llaven
loading Winchester rifles and munitions
or Constantinople,
a ltia«Mlni.
„ * , ! aPCl1
rom t m Now \ ork World,
There is some pleasure iu announo
n K Feordore V'aasilef, o f Moscow',
ha-' had eighty-seven children by two
wives, if It is only because the an
aouncenaent renders any further in
veutions by fecund American para*
u! f "
, e # / in ventions indeed.. Vassi*»
8 first wife w is brought to bed
* wenty-seven times, having twins -ix
tfcen times and triplets seven limes,
while at the other four births sixteen
children were born to her. She then
died, and her successor, at eight
births, enabled eighteen other chil
dreu to rm. up and call Feodor« Vass
^[âîï !} e u a,,se rrr 1
fi ulv< ; r8 full of them. M. Ivauikoff, a
Ull88lHn »*vant, vouched for tins fact
a r ft '' v y^»rs ago, declaring that the
VrtSsilefs—how many of the eighty
seven of the children survived was not
stated—still lived at Moscow, and
were pensioner^ of the government,
first Mine. Vassilef could have
organised a very reapec able baby show
««». «,4.,^
to t,lk « ln On either sense of the word)
"«her mothers, ami wind a Inmiiy
tbHt w ould have been to provide for
DI. Vasilef spelled his name Grunt,
PurchiM of Silver l»v the Uov
«-■•n iim-ii I
Tel. gram to N. Y. Evening Post.yeAtorday
'1 be Treasury Department bought out
of the bullionfiind on moudaylaat enough
silver at fifty^threo and three-quarter
pence to run all the mints for thirty days
even tlie silver bill becoaies a law im
"'"f *»
tuV^patio'l of the passage of the silver
blM a,,d of a temporary riso in silver. It
is believed it tlie Treasury Department
that the rise in silver will not be perma-*
neut, but that the price has been put up
by speculators with the idea that this
government would have to enter the
market and buy largely at once. This is
not the case,
Turkey i* still orderine arms from the
, Conn.,
New Cape May llout.
The new steaiuboat now being built at
the Hurlan & Hollingsworth Co.'s yard,
to run betwt-eu Philadelphia» Chester
and Cape May, will be completed by
June 1st.
Mrs. t'ue N. Anderson,
DEALER IN
Kibbons. Laces, Hosiery»
F.mbroidcries, Corsets, C ombs.
.Weeklies,
Canvasses, Buchings, Handkerchiefs,Floss
Silk, with a variety f»f pictures. Collars
and Culfs, Hamburg Edgings, mottoes,&c.
LADIES & CHILDREN'S DRESS.CAPS
A SPECIALTY.
Wo. 707 Market Street«
Wilmington, Del.
ebl8-3uios.
S^DRiTTsTG- ÖTOCK
Perd» Parson , Merchant Tailor,
« **0233 MARKET «TRKRT, ,has purchased a large »ml beautifully »elected stock
.ïiEÏJL o* »»^■S ( î2.y 8 îl?i c< ïii ,,t,nK °. f the choicest Imported a« well as domsetlc
nmlSSôc wtatSfîUS" * wto • 7#per " ult - A liberal dlncount will be allowed on my
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G-O IS. O FURTHER
BUT STOP _A_T OITCE AT,
Daniel Mccusker'ö
CHEAP BOOT AND [SHOE STORE,
No. at« West Second Ntreet,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARF
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
—AT—
LOWEST CASH IPiRuIOIES.
LARGE FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
Of superior quality, now on hand, which will bo sold at the
IOWEST CASH mc$$.
at^I^Went Hecond str^t** represontod and satisfaction guaranteed. Call Immediately
Great Reduction in Coal,
PONDER & TOWNSEND,
HAVE REDUCED THEIR
ENTERPRISE AND WM. PENN COAL
TO THE FOLLOWING LOW PRICES;
Stove, Egg and Broken,,
Nut,
«5 25, Cash.
$5 00,
Office* au«l Yard Foot of Fourth Nt.
oct2^-ly
Arctic Ice and Goal Gompany.
Eastern Ice of the Best Quality,
And a Superior Quality of COAL at Lowest Rates.
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL
J. H. CONUOW Ac SON, TVo-Vi E. Second S*
lye-U
QEMTff FUKMäMNG GOODS.
Our Latest Bargains !
A job lot of
MEN'S ENGLISH HALF
HOSE
-AT—
2 Pair for 25 Cts.,
Reduced front
25 Cents per pair,
—AT—
MORGAN'S.
414 Marke*. St.
Will remove March 28th, to
4*2« MARKET ST.
I»nl7.
J. P. DOUGHTEN,
Manufacturer of the
CELEBRATED
Paragon Shirf,
ALSO. DEALER IN
Men's FurnlNhln^ Goods,
OF NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS
EMBRACING IN STOCK
All tbc Varieties of
Kid, Castor, seal, Beaver,
CALF, CAPE. CLOTH, BUCK
»ml Dog-skin
GLOVES,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
No. 410 MARKET ST.
Novelties lor the Holliday Season. deH-2m
IN PRICE OF
LEA. & PERRINS'
CELEBRATED
Pronounced by
jr—-> EXTRACT
of a letter from a
Medical Oentle
Kl man at Madras
to his brother at
Worcester, May,
J^V^I. " Tell Leu
Perrins that
J$®P®*|their Sauce Is
highly esteemed
¥ ^_,jiu India, and Is,
my opinion,
the most pHlata
11 as t tie
most wholesome
.Sauce that is
made."
Connoisseurs
to be the
Only Good,
Sauce,'
And applicable
to every variety
of DISH.
Sffnia ble
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Thus giving the Consumer not only the
best, but the most economical
SAUCE.
c£jl
S Ignature on every bottle.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS
l^USHS
Philadelphia Freight line
Chestnut, Phlla.
Fienoh Street Wharf, Wllmingtoi
PKOMPflLyrt
Second Wharf
MAT STOJiKlI
David McCloskey
—THE—
HATTER,
81iî Market Street,
(Adjoining Opera House.)
The latest style« constantly on hand
him a call.
augll-ly
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KATTBR
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East Third Street,
Wilmington. Del
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1 .1IKHT NATIONAL BANK
! OF WILMINGTON.
Repository of the Public Moneys
and
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETT.S, President.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier
$$00,000.
Paid up Capital,
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to rogular Depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
at 10 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
George W. Bush,
Ell Garrett,
Ram'l Bancroft, Jr.,
William Tatnull.
mar28
Cleraein, B. Smyth,
Israel Pusey,
Henry S. McConab,
Daniel James,
Edward Bells.
mHE ART1ZAJNS SAVINGS BANK.
802 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated January 23d, is« 1
Open to receive deposits dally from » A
M. until 4 P. M., and on Tuesday aud Sat
urday evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock.
* SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent., nas been regularly paid on
deposits, since the organization of the Bank,
peetation of the Managers,
dividends will be continued,
are not withdrawn, they
(Posits. Thus permanent
d their Interest twice in
and it is the
that this rat e of
When dividends
are accounted as de
deposits compoun
each year.
MANAGERS
Clement B. Smyth, I George W. Busb,
Chas. W. Howland, George S. Capelle,
Nnthau'l R. Benson, | M. L. Llchenstelu,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington
E. M. Ktousenberg, Job H. Jackson,
William M. Field, | Wm. H. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE. Vice President.
feb2l v
K. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
I'lAAOM.
PIANUS,
For #tiOO ADpwnrds.
OKUAYS
For 9 45 and Uvvt'nrds
FOR CASH OR 1N8TADMNT8, AT
ROBELIN A BRO'S WARER00M8
maymstUP STAIRS