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" D<-in,cratio Nomination».
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN W. HALL,
Of Kent County.
rei-rkhrntative in conore»»,
EDWAllD L. MARTIf,
Of Suivez.
HE w'C ASTLE COUNT Y TICKET.
for suKRirr,
JOHN PYLE.
FOB CUBONEB,
JACOB BUTZ.
FOB STATB tilM I vW.
J. Wilkins Couch,
L'harlbs U. McWhobtkr.
FOB HKPHBSKNTATIVBS.
Jaujw W. Wake,
IIr. Switiiin Chanulkb,
William Ukan,
John Uokan,
dues Lambson,
Edwin K. Cochran,
William E. Uiuus, Sr.
FOE LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Wiluam R. Bright, Red Lion lid.
William Polk, Kt.;George's.
Wiluam A. Morrison, Mil) Creek.
William L. Wikh, Wliite Clay Creek
James T. Taylor, Apporjuiniinink.
Merry 1J. Wells, Blackbird.
by
than
The People Strengthen the
IIan i».s of the Democrats in Con
orehs.—T he DemtNTaU ill Ohio lose
tlieir hold of the local- offices ; but the
people send eleven Democrats to the next
Congre» instead of eiylU, the number in
the present House. It is likely that thir
teen Democrats were honestly elected,
and would have been returned had it
not been for the interference of the Radi
cal U. S. Marshals and Supen isors. As
it is, the gain to the Democratic House
is a change of six in our favor, ami prows
conclusively that the people of Ohio aie
in favor of Economy and Reform in tin*
National government as proposed by the
Democrats in the House in their ertbrts
in the last several sessions. The election
of so many Democratic Congressmen in
'here all the local offices were
turned over to the • Republicans is a re
markable thing ; and prove« clearly that
there was great discrimination; and the
defeat of the Democrats for local of
ficers was no doubt brought about
through the influence of liquoi laws and
other local agencies that caused great
dissatisfaction with the Democrats ; per
haps it was throng!I the pooling of the
votes of the temjK'rauce people ; or the
anti-temperance people or Greenhackerb
with the Republicans, as hits been at
tempted in this city and county.
The New York World, of to-day,
says :—"Later returns from Tuesday's
elections are-much more favorable to the
Democrats than were the earlier ones.
In Ohio they have secured 11 of 20 Con
gressmen, the Thirteenth District being
close. In Indiana tlieir plurality is !(»,
•>U0, and they have elected six Congress
men,not counting De La Matyr, lnd., ami
probably one or two mon*. In Iowa the
Republicans have probably lost one seat
—perhaps two.
It will be seen that we were right yes
terday, when we asked our friends to
await further returns. It now turns out
t liai the Democrats have made tremen
dous gains in the very places where they
needed to gain. We have secured the
votes of Indiana and Ohio, should the
election of the next President go to the
House, aud we have gained in Congress
men, 3 in Ohio, 4 in Indiana, 1 and per
haps 2 in Iowa, making eight or nine;
and lose none in either of these States. In
Indiana the Legislature will have a
Democratic majority on joint ballot of
seven or eight, thus securing the return
of Mr. Voorhees or some other Demo
cratic Senator. *
The fact that in all these »States the
people have stood by the Democrats and
strengthened their hands in Congress
in opposition to sueh immense monied
monopolies, is a matter for great rejoic
ing; and there is no need of the Demo
crats fearing defeat by the party tliat has
sanctioned and boasted of the great fraud
of stealing the Presidency, if they will
only do tlieir duty in Congress and legis
late so as to reduce expenses and taxa
tion.
issue
was
G
ford
b.at
day
as
000.
by
er»
Of
A Republican County Ticket«
The Republican County Executive Com
mittee met in tills city yesterday after
noon, and fixed up a ticket to be voted
for in November. They assumed the
t iglit to appoint candidates for the Legis
lature and Levy Court, without consult
ing the voters in any of the election dis
tricts.
But this i» their business, not
ours. Of course they do not expect to
elect any one ; but they may raise a little
money by this means to help secure a
few more votes for the candidates for
.Sheriff aud Coroner on their ticket. We
doubt, however, if their voters or the
can
didates will bleed very freely.
The Republican'» rooster yesterday |
looked like some jiale, sickly tiling tliat, :
knew it was out up for a deception. It 1
' ' . . r nl |„
would have been bad enongtsiu *1 Ohio
HeDUbliean paper to have crow ed ove*
" .. ... ,1.
thvir local success in the lace oi tlie uv*
'-«< their Congressmeti met with ; but it
was lathe worst taste fora Delaware
\\
day
one
!i
S
Republican paper to appropriate a Dein
ocratic emblem for such a purpose. Why
did you not look lip an ''Old coon.
would it remind you too much of your
brother coons ?
As the November elections draw near
the Administration is engaged in prepar
ing and sending out for publication,
der the guise of news items, various
campaign documenta, in the shape of
statements in regard to the increase of the
Revenues during the year,, the economy
w hich rules in every Government Bureau
the efficiency of the Civil Service, &c.,
si) of which furnishes the Republican
stump orator with material for laudation
of his party.
The Santa Cbvz Negro Rebel
lion must have been pretty formidable.
l*rivate advices an* to the eflect that the
destruction of property is far larger than
reported in our dispatches. Eight or ten
miles of country have been ravaged, and
upwards of one hundred plantations
burned. _ _
Hon. Ben. Hill's denunciation of the
great fraud, published in the Gazette to
day, will be read with pleasure by all
good men whs depise wrong. We agree
with the New York Herald in its asser
tion that it is not at all too severe
those who are connected with the fraud.
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814
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the
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by
the
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Divided and Uealen.
From the Rea*ling Edgle.
present returns it appears that
Ohio ha« elected the Republican ticket
by a plurality of votes; that is to say, the
Republican State ticket has more votes
than either of the others. The main
Fl
In
a
of
on
issue yesterday in Ohio aud other States
was the money question. In 1875 the
money question was the issue also in
Ohio. William Allen represented the
united forces made up of Democrats and
G reenhackers. Agaiust him was Ruther
ford B. Hayes, the candidate of the Re
publicans and hard money men, natioual
banks and specie resumptiouists. Hayes
b.at Allen by about 0.000 vous. Y*kter
day the soft money men in Ohio were
divided between Democrats aud Green
backers, au 1 the. gold weu, natioual
banks and specie resumptiouists were
united. The result, »f further dispatches
confirm what we have at this writing,
snows that instead of the gold men, na
tional bankers and specie resumptiouists
being in a majority of about 0,000 votes,
as they were in 1875, they are in a large
minority—anywhere ln»ui 20,000 to 5u,
000. Jt is apparent, therefore, fioai pre
sent returns tliat had the Democrats aud
Greenbacker* h. en united in Ohio yes
terday, they would have swept the State
.ty.
Mi
by an inn
•use majority.
Cannot
lie
Del
•rats and G re
ckersii
L«yl
vania gather wisdom from the election iu
Ohio*.' The Democrats and Greenback
er» must not suppose the gold men. na
tional hankers and specie resumptiouists
fools, aud k
about. If you do y
taken. In Ohio
Greenbackers should have uuited on
one ticket and not divided their force».
not what they are
will be greatly mis
the Detuucra's and
Aiming at substantially the same system
Of finance, probably they w
from uniting by the machinations of the
gold meu, national hankers and species
resuuipttouist. Divide aud conquer, is
not only tamiliar to military operations,
but applies t,o political matter» also. Had
the Democracy in 18U0 not attempted to
run two caud.dates for President, the
Republicans w
their candidate. Had not the Greeu
backers and Democrats run two ticket«
in Ohio yesterday, but uuited on one. the
victory would nave been theirs. Now,
cannot the Democrat* aud Greenhaekers
of Pennsylvania draw a moral from this
reasoning .' To he sure the Democrats
may
even
prevented
not have elected
•in in this .State hy a plurality, or
. majority, of vote«, and so may the
Greenbackers; hut to make succès» stir«*
beyoud all doubt, the Greenbackers aud
Deiuuciat« should unite.
Last year the Democrats in Pennsyl
vania elected their State ticket by a
plurality of about »1,000 votes. T
piuraniy ui about «»,000 votes. The
Greenbackers polled about 53,000 votes.
Adding the voies of the Greeubackera
aud Democrats together iu this State, aud
there was last year a majority of about
60,000 against the Republican ticket.
Geu. Hoyt, the Republican candid «te for
Governor, says that the Greenback vote
iu Pennsylvania will beat.least 150,000.
If such is the fact, from which of the two
parlies will this vot
he most largely
drawn Will the Republicans suffer
more than the Republicans ? This is the
important question. Ohio's election
shows that the De
most in that State.
-•rats have »uttered
Here in Berks,
matter» now »turn!, the Democrats will bs
hurt more than the Republicans.
13ARGA1N8
-AT
Tliomaw M. Wier's.
New Buckwheat,
White Ulo
4 et», pound
2 lbs. lor 25 cts
2 » cts. pound
lo cts. quart
12 cts. bottle
12 cts. bottle
. bottle
25 « eu is
Honey,
Coconut Mucarooub,
cranberrys.
Extract of Lemon,
Extract of Vanilla,
Pickels,
3 pounds of Kanins,
4 pounds of Currants,
Condeuced Milk,
of Peacbe»,
2 pounds Pared Peaches
3 pounds Prunes,
2« pounds Flour,
Best,
Apple Butter,
Best Bradford County Butter
THOMAS M. W1EK,
1209 Market street.
n»
25 cents
25 cts.
25 cents
26 cents
25 cents
75 cents
#1,00
8 cts. pound
25 ceu Is
ocl3-lmeoU
D IVIDEND—The Directors of this In
stitution. nave tills day declared a
Dividend of three per cent., payable to ibe
Stockholders, or their legal representa
tives, on demand.
The National Bank of Smyrna, October
jru, 1878. W. M. BELL,
oct4-law4t Cashier.
l/OK RENT —A first-class 400acre Farm
X within 10 miles of this city. Posses
sion given March 25th, 1879. Apply to
JOHN W. WHITEMAN,
Real Estate Agent,
No. 2 West 4th street
sep5-wtf
PUBLIC &4LES.
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F
Public Unit*.
AIT ILL BE SOLDat the auction rooms
\\ of Is. * . hi dh un * ►ou, on h. lur
day m-»mine next, Ovl. 2th.at oV4«cUKk.
one upr gut i hum. ma ie by Geo Hleek <*
Co., cost |0O". Only been In use 4 year a.in
perfect order and oan be seen any «1«> UJ
oct8-4t
!i
I sale
tties auct on room ».
FECIAL SALK
S
OF
FINE Nilver-Wnre.
Masers. Merrick A l>ruk-, take great
pleasum to am.on acre thu they hov re
cctvetl a Urge con Ig'imeul of 1
TRIPLE wll.VEK-PLATKD WAR**
Mate 1« . Rogeis.
mad t»y tne Merl«<
and oib*rs. '• be stock is complete with a
large assortment of Table Cutlery,
o l ike pin •« ou TH UR*»U A 1, Utl OBK H
lotb, at 3 au 1 7 u o'clock, to be ooutinued
until all are sold, at our Au .tlon Loom,
814 M«rkel Ht
».Ip
MF.HRiCrt A DRAKE,
Auctioneer*.
ex
oew-tt
LK OF HEAD OF LAN
K COUNTY COW >*.-1 be
rill sell at Public Hale, il
■jUKLICH
1 CAHTB
subscriber v
Head of First Class Mich Cows. * Iso,
2A bead of very One York .state Calves. 16
bead of York Htate Bulls, Durham Block.
WKDNK-DAY AFTERNOON U«.
16th, 1878, at 1 o'clock, shxrp, at He rjr
Hu*ban i 's larro in the NlnUi Wajd, Wil
mington. a creditor «odays will be giv
en without Interest. No postponement
account of wea her.
Joseph goodley.
oc9- ts
L. W. Bt'dham A won, vuot'rs.
REGISTER'S ORDERS.
MrKlDter'« Order.
RjCGIHTBR S OPriCB, •
New CaslK) Co., October 7th. 1878.
Upon Uie application of Harsh R.
«er, Administratrix, of capt. Joshua
Baker. l »t<* of Wllvnluiftpn lid.,
county, deo'd It Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administratrix afore
Maid, give notice of Uie grantlngof Letters of
Atlnilulslratlon U|>on Uie Estate, ol
the dec'd, with Uie date of granting Uiereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
wlUila forty days from the date or such
Letters, In six of the most public places of
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es
tate, to present the same or abide by an
Act of Assembly lu suc« case made aud
provided. And also cause Uie same lo be
inserted
Wilmlugtou Gazette, a newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, add
therein three Weeks (e. o, d.)
Given under the hand and Heal oi
. [ Office of the Register aforesaid, at
■ > New Castle, in New Castle Cwunty
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
Ö. C. BIUGH, Register
BS
In said
within the same perles! In the
be continued
L.S
NOTICE
All persona having claims against th
Estate of the deceaaed must prqpe
same duly attested to the Adinlnlm
on or before October 7Lh,UT9, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such
provided.
lit Ui
ratrix
made and
HARAH R RAKF.R,
Admlulst ratrix.
;*-3weod
Addre-s, Wilmington, Del..
Register m Order«
Keoihtek'h Office,
New Castle Co.. September 19th, 1878. S
Upon the application oi John Y. Blou *t.
William
Administrator
lute ol New rustle Hundred, in snide
.ty. deceased, it is ordered and directed by
the Register tliat tbe Administrator afore
Mi 1<1 k'i
adnumsirHtloii u|k>ii the estate of (lie de
OMWied,with the date of granting
by causing advertisement« to be
within forty days from the date of
letters, lu six of the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring ail
persons having demands agal
t-ate to prebent the same
of Absemhly i
vided. And
ted within
tun Uttr.f.
Robinson,
lOtice of granting of letters of
thereof.
l>osted
•n
the
or abide by an Act
*asc made and pro
* the game to lie in
period in the H'd
, a newspaper published in
d to he continued luerein
•h
also c
the
\VlT.
ington,
three weeks, e.
d.
under Uie hand
L H I office of the Register all
New Castle, In New Cast!
aforesaid, the day and y
«1 seal of
nty.
aUive written.
H. C. BlGGH, Register.
NOTICE
All persons nuving claims against the
estate ol the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
before Hie Nineteenth day oi Heptem
bar, A. D., 1879. or abide the Act of Assem
bly in such case made and provided.
JOHN Y. BLOUNT.
Administre lor
Address, New Castle. Del. sep20-.*wcode
Kepister's Order
Rkoistkk'h Office,
New Castle county, Hept. 1«, 1878.
of John ( handler,
_ Lighter late of
Wllinlngtwn hundred, in said county,
deceased, It is orden d and directed by the
KeglMter Lhftt the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of granting oi letters of ad
ministration upon the estate of the deceas
ed, with the date ot granting thereof, by
causing ad verllseineuts to be posted wlth
iu forty days from the date of such letters,
In six of the most, public places of the
county of New CaMtie, requiring all per
sons ha> lug demands against the estate to
present the same
Upon the application >
Administrator of Harah
abide by
act Ot HH
sucb case made and provided.
And also cause the same to be Inserted
within the same period In the Daily
Gazette, a newspaper published In Wil
mington, and to be continued therein three
weeks, e
bl.r
d.
Given under the hand and seal
L. H. { ot office of tue Register aforesaid,
at New Castle, in N
'
1
Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
H. O. B1GGH. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having rial
against the
estate the estate of the deceased m usl pre
sent the same duly attested lo the Admin.
Istrator on or before Hept. 18th. 1879, or
abide the act of assembly in such case
mode and provided.
JOHN CHANDLER, Adm'r.
Address, Wllmiogtoo, Del.
>»*p20
Reduction in Shirts.
On and after 8ept. 1st, 1878, the
price
THE CELEBRATED
paragon: skirts.
WILL BE «21 OO PER DOZ.
O » »8.00 EACH.
is
In Style, Comfort aud Wet
Superior Shirt made.
J. P. DOUUHTEN,
II©. 4IO Itlarket fit.
there is no
aug3l-tr
Is
Lehigh aud Schuylkill
C O A.L,
Selected from the best Mines.
OAK AND PINEKINDLING WOOD.
ENOCH MOORE, Jr.,
Fourth «treel Wharl
a
Jy3-3m
WX. S. WAII,
No. 1009 Market Street
plumber,
ItXEin ét GAS FITTEHP
ruu BALK.
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ami
Now
sell
alii
the
UR RKN i\—Several 3d »lory rot.ns la
the Gazette building.
a
t*
For Sille.
If |(>|> at ». t. «orner Kfom
Four buil'i
hu 1 Jackson stn-eta.
Tbr e lots lu Jackson 1-eiweeu *»lxlh and
Hevenlh.
rive lots li
Harrison struts
Five lois
ilsou and Broome street*.
Five lots adjoining and » orth oftheabeve.
Fin e lota at H. W. cyrtier Harrlsou aud
Lovering Avenu*,
T»o tou on Delaware Avênue between
Harrison and brooms.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue ana
Fourteenth street. . . _ . ..
THOM AM R. LALL Y ,
Real hi si ate Agent,
c.02 Market street.
has
Firm belweeu Van Buien »nd
<, li pin Avenue between Har
past.
rt
dec2l-tf
LL PERHUN H who wish to Rent, buy
sell Farms, may save trouble aud
n *n*e by entering tbelr names at
wHiiEMA.N'8 farm aukncy,
No, 2 West Fourtli it.
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A DU CA 1 lOXA L.
APLEWOOD INSTITUTE,
CONCORD VILLE, PA.
Boys960 per quarter; Girls #45. Htu
deuis preoared lor business, Yale or liar
vard t oile*e. 2'lrst class Professors.
JOSEPH fcHORTLlDUE. A. M ,
Jjls.wSm Principal.
W ESLEYAN FEMALE I'uLbLoL^
Wilmington, Delaware.
nl the opening or the Fall term. Mon
day, Hept. 9,1878 there will be a N E W
President. NEW furniture, NEW repal
throughout the building. NEW niant
the modem convenience»» NEWLY Intro
duced to add to the comfort of the young
ladies both in the public and
rooms, and all lids at the OLD
For catalogues address the president,
REV. J. M. WILLIAMS, A. M.
Jyl-tT__
rjUIE HOME INSTITUTE,
M
private
Prices.
MU open its FALL TERM, Monday,
Heptemtier9tb, with the usual number of
capable and e-« rnest teachers. Th is school
besides having the great advantage of
jieteul
instructors in Elocution, F k k n < u ,
M * Til KM ATI us and Mraic. Object Les.
and Object !)• awing taught by a
il «eil In no other school In Wilming
ton HKNIOR, «MIDDLE, JUNIÜK and
PRIMARY CLAHNEH. EHrh recitation
strictly and carefully marked. Monthly
repoiis seul to parents. Number of beam
lug pupils limited. The ouly HOME day
and hoarding school lu the city. TKIIMM
MODERATE. For circulars, address
MRH. A MISH HOUrtTON,
Home Institutes, ÖUO Delaware A
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3
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i>«*r » ,ld window Oiades. have
tbU d|jrdls)KM«d or their Dostne.ato Mali
AIiMthou, who will continue the hunt*
17 Marke' street. John NBder»<M
»»UlU Hlihe n utn^lal Hk» nt,
ami H. h. H tl I. general busliieim uuna: f.
Now (raving exclusively for cash, we w»h
sell at ffie \ ery lowest rate«, and invite In.
k of new good«,
alii reaper fully solicit a continuance or
the favors to lib" ally bestowed In Un*
HALL A aNDERmj.v, 517 Market
H H BALL,
O ntral Business Manager
JOHN ANDükmoN, Financial gent.
octe »I
has t*e>
pect ion to our large
past.
»(reel.
I'O 'I'll Id PU1ILIC.
I nave again resumed the O Y HT ER
BUSINESS lo connection with
LYV rny ,c « Cream and Confection
MAY 1 uow prepared to lur
nun tain Ulen amt parties with
first-rate Oysters at reasonable prices, de
livered to all parts of Ute city. Oysters
rt celved dally. Tn« trade supplied by the
barrel, bushel or gallon.
J. T. GARUN KM, Oyster Dealer
H. W.Cor. 7U1 and Shipley Sts.,
W llmiugton, Del.
sep 12.1m
N OTICE.—The ClUsen»' Loan Associa.
tlon New stock lor sale, no back
payments. Apply
Hec'y.,6H Mhlpley street.
U> l.E(J. C. M A HIM
»epll-lln
CKUrUllUEIL
W. HOCH KEPPEL,
LINOUlkT.
'Professor of Anelenl and Modern Lan
guages :
LATIN. GREEK, HEBREW, GERM AN,
FRENCH AND SPANISH.
Attend his Gerraau and French Conver
sational Classe*.
VERY REASON AB». E TERMS.
Apply
P.
by it Mt« I can!, or <mll at
1416 DELAWARE AVENUE.
sep/* 1m«
jUHN C. COLkd.
JUSTICE OK THE PEACE,
AND
NOTARY
PUBLIC
Office H. W. Corner of Third and Market
streets. Pensions, Patents and Passports
procured,
ncrjt-ly
Wilmington, del
R. J. P. MA LOOM.
No. 8m. FRENCH HTREET.
Night Calls promptly answered.
D
L. VALLANuinnAM,
J.
ATTOH^DI - \T-1.4 W,
Mo. 4 AUmoruVh BuUdina.
febe-iy _
R. PEN I NOTON
Li.
A TTORSK Y- A 7 - LA IF,
No. 2, WEST 7TH HTREET,
Wilmington. Del.
KAL ESTATE AND CONVEYANC
ING.
Spécial attention given to the collection
IUV13-1V
R
of
Kent*. A ('fount •», Ac., Ac.
Lean« llegotlalfd.
Leases and other Instrumenta of writing
carefully prepared. Give us a call.
EDMUND B. FRAZER,
2nd Htory, Telegraph Building,
Cor. 3rd A Market HU
decWMv
TEAS & COFFEES
Sngars & Spices.
)
We aie
offering the liest and cheap
est lot of Teas aud i ollees ever brought to
this city.
■'lease .Vole Our I'rleeH
A Good Tea for
A Hotter Tea for
A Choico Tea for
25 cte. per lb
30 cts. per lb
40 cts. per lb
e, _ ca ii
ivlhl (Jlir r EIUOUS Icil for 50 Cts. lb
These Teas we offer in Green
Black, Japans or Mixed.
A Good Coffee at
A.Better Coffee at
A Choice Coffee at
And Our Celebrated Breakfast Cof
feo we are selling at only 25o. lb.
This Coffee we offer in Mild
Strong.
These Teas and Coffees will com
pare favorably with any goods sold
in this market for 25 per cent, more
money. Give our 50 cent Tea and
our 25 cent Coffee a trial and he
convinced.
16 cts. per lb.
18 cts. per lb.
22 cts. per lb.
or
Great Ganton
—AND—
JAPAN TEA CO.
do. S West Third St.,
-AND—
Mo. & gist Secend St.
RED FRONT8.
Only 3 doors from Market Street.
CrippevUs Stores
h 'plO-ly
FALL OPENING
OF
Ladies' Cloaks,
Wednesday & Thursday,
October 9th ac 10th.
M. L. Lichtenstein,
QQQ Marls.et St.,
HARDWARE,
AND COACH MATERIAL
Have Uie Largexl Hun k of Oood« ln the
State In their line, and heat assorted stoc*
in the United Slates,
NO. Ï03 AND an BHIPLEY AND 910
AND 212 OKANOE BTKEETB,
Wimungtor, Del.
Wilmington. Del.
mar22-sepl8
H. KENT A CO.,
importers and Manufacturers' Agents fer
IKON,
D.
IRON,
STEEL,
STEEL,
HARDWARE,
s ; H Staat
No - MAHKt
Just Htctlvm
r 8*1 Rgg
-Has
4,1 1 Ifpll
'll
'\UCY
-
Jfosied
n ^^OVEa,
? or Ladies, Gents, Mi$j
Opening a Larga&w
-elected Mock
Otdics', Gentl
Childrens
Men's a
Merino Underw
At ihe Very Lo Hn ,
bt Rale«,
AsCheap as the Gieaj
ADAMS &BR 0 TEEI
Great Variety Stm
A large and general
DRY GOODS, TRIMMIXgs
hosiery
Cariwu, Oil Clolh,, R u „
Wl.tilow Hi,win, Bot™ Ml1 '
l»r,e variety.
CrocEerv-ware, „
Croquet, fov» ,„><1 Uon,. , n *7; '
Boy ■ \ eloelpwl™ Elnro 11 »
WlireiharrowK, um, c»mf~ *
Baby Carriage« In large vlr!«r
' "■I »» d 1 b « rent meed ihu S'
will sell with the ciieapesi.
lad
ADAMS & BRO]
506
MARKET STREET I
WIIgMlNGTO
delawiri
N. B.—FRUIT JAKH
W. & D, McElw
Have opened a non, I
No. 504 Talimll kJ
Where they will »«p on hall
times,
FURNITURE, BEDDING I
TRESSES, CHAIRS, TABlI
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH
STOVES, &c, I
And everything pertaining tot J
Furniture store. Tiny aim ln*jl
lot of ntcoLd-imnd blovesandfJ
oci3d;m j
rjlHE AHT1ZANB HA1VNGHB
802 MA KKFT STREET
IWCOKPOKATKl) Ja.HI'AKTA.
Open to receive deiK»iLsdaily3
M. until 4 P. M.,audonTuesl4.fi
urdav evenings from T touovioa
BEMi -ANNUAL DIVIDE!
regularly made lu April and 0«oi
When dividend* are nul wltiu.ii
re accounted as deposits. Tbuik
deposits couij>o>i;<J Uitir inter». I
each year.
MANAUEK*.
Clement BnSfiytli, ühmü**'
Curs. W. oau • OturpS,
Nathan'l K. Benson, M. LUc
Henry F. Dure,
W. Hastings. iJobH.JK
Edward 1'usey,
Anllionj HiUloi
geo. W. BUSH, ft
GEO. 8. CAI'KI.LE, V|«f»
F..T. TAYLO&Tn
feb21 v
PIKST
Kkpohitokt of thi Fun#
AID
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF
TED STATE!.
EDWARD BETTS.nw™» 1 -
UEO. D. ARM8TBÛW-.Ç
Paid op vapltal.
Philadelphia and N«w WgJ
nlahed U, re*ular
Discount daj», ModA!'"* 111
direct» , I
Clemaiii B. Hmylli,
Israel Pusey,
Henry 8. McL'omb,
DanlalJame.,
at 10 A. M.
IX,FBlC*uf
jte PEKB*
CELEBRA®^
ofai$
LEA
Pronounced by
Connoisseur*
to be the
"Only Good.
: II
to hi*
10L '
tlie'-r
Ufj ■
*■/»
.
Sauce,'
And npplicat 1 «
lo every variety
fOMHIlg!?.
*** * SAUCE.
u
e
blew
CD •'
8»?
BP
I
i.i.
Blgn»tureoD ev«y ^
JOHN DUNCA, ÎJjl0Q i
9 College PI«*. " ud y
FasiionaHl? 11111
J. 4 J- N ' H 'J
Ho. .1» «»a
«88Ä»
_ W «eus "/*oountryOi*t|
gjgamm a,,u d fa ïon« ! « wbl rt
ïïwSïï 1 :!^
more varie* 'J" 1 ," ld ,t oar
warrant« 1 öfl"
the • r v ^ lt |» n BlW«JS er an«
.Jjunsmadetooro« u(>c to
| ""Jiind. We aW'Sm rtg j
910 îtantlv «eP 'J Bu* 11 fs UA
Hair,»««" 1
fer
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