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(ihe gjahi <&nzt\U.
—
C F. Johnson. Editor an-' Proprietor
—
Tai DAILY uaikttk it published every
afternoon (Sunday excepted,) at 41« Marke
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
in .11 Barts of the city and surrounding
aud villages, for six cents a week,
rjy subscribers, *3 in
low
payable weekly. Y
advance.
The Dblawakr Gakittr, established
n 1784, is Uie largest and most flourishing
weekly paper In the State, and has a larger
Ircu tatior taan any other on the Penlnsu la
Published every Thursday afternoon, at #2
peryear. In advance.
OECEM HER ICI IH78
The City Council by its action last
night, will save in the single item of
lighting the city some seven or eight
thousand dollars a year. Tb's is a huge
saving to be made so easily by the contract
system and publishing for proposal«.—
The Lamp Committee certainly deserve
much credit for their efforts in th's direc
tion, in which they were, we judge from
the letters read ia^t night, greatly assisted
hy the Clerk of the Council, who it ap
pc.reil liai), under their iliiectlon pertia]»,
conducted most of the correspondence
leading to the action in the matter. It
•ms to have
seems to be generally conceded now that
Mr. Frazer is the most compe'ent and ef
ficient clerk the council has had for along
time.
Mb. Blaine's speech
awakened great opposition in his own
party, judging from the sarcastic criti
cisms and denunciation of the New York
,, ,, , , ,
Herald, ami also another editorial in the
Philadelphia Telegraph, an ably con
ducted and very decided Republican pa
per. We invite a perusal of these refit
tations of the Maine Senator's new de
parture in i>olitles. They will Ik? re
freshing to all sucii readers as are tired
of the wrangling strife and malicious po
litical partizanshipand desire to cultivate
and witness a season of harmony and
union in the country, under which conli
• may acquire strength,and trade and
•e more be restored to
I of the country and
del
businet
the position the gi
society demands they should occupy.
■ IV
ras out
to0.u0
The editor of the Gazette
of the ci'y on Tuesday from
p. m., yet he is accused by the edit«
arcial w ith
of
tlie AVer// Kreniny and (
altering the
n, in the ci
"ports of the proceedings of
sdslevs.
<'«
e ol W. T. Cro
Mm. Bright, Dr. J. R. Tantum, John
Wood and D. T. Hawkins, with
he has nothing to do.
hielt
This charge is
I.ilse and malicious, and >
is the
But it is characteristic «if tin*
course of that paper. It
mild, it seel
,
«•rush out all other paper» in the city if
it could. Th«; gentlemen
ii<mi it hits
so vilely slandered for itsown object and
pting of interested par
ties an? fully able u» defend theinselve
through the pit
*
and ne«'i| no
aid from the Gazktie vi
its «-«liior.
Who Duf.h tiik Coi.hu I.ink.—Iii
in reply 1«. Mr.
<»t spare
Blaim*, lin* f )hi«» Senator did
hi» opp,,
cut.
as
«•specially forcible in hi» allusion to the
'•(•«»lor lim*." He > a i«l :
Now, Mr.
ionl
PresiilenL let
I«!
It
me sav «
slibjeel.
n»r«* oil tin
W1
bites and tlie
•> in il»*- .South
m*g
j.
j
Let im*
tell you, sir, Huit
million*
money—of tln
money of the (leoph
ex|»end*Mi by
'» Bureau
•oloreil man in
«•» and swear
»«•rat.—
• Un* I'nili'd Mat
»—wer«! «
Fr«*e«lm;
Mi«*
your agonis,
•k
V
*ntx, int<
1 tin:
:n
Iii
-*s« »ut h into i
tl I«
ing h m i
vor to v. t«* toi
That is w.ii.*r«* the color line b.
That institut!
le
au to Im!
'hieb t
drawn.
Oll,
« barg«* of the
negro at tin* ballot b<
t«»»k charge
took (•|.ai!'i
Of him ill the cotton lid,I.
if him every« her.
al
* it
•1>
»»tract i liai In*
•y
>1»
1*
«*«l I.
•t t«> b«* mad«*
I Of tin; ;
*<»llt
ml.
1.
i the appi«
dll» ol th*
.the money
red and aha»'
F
•dmali's B
u-au. and >|
a»d pro|M!rty «•ailed •
uptu
d. ii.-d property-* thaï had !»e« n ;
l'T«*«l to i', and im
y mil ions of moi.
(iimctly appropriated out of the Treas:.
r>' tin* Ctiited Stati's—it was that Bu
ami it»
n* j y
ii
r
;ig.*hts that first drew the
And yet
*f tlie South,
lor line.
h«*u the white
the me
i
i*«**i*i
mi
dal .system menaced
with destruction; saw their v. ry house
holds threatened with ruin under an in
undation of barbarism, directed by the
most unscrupulous of
they nat
owning the propeity and having the in
telligence ami educati
I of till! .Slilltl
tl.*
very •
a |aiopl(! menai -ed
«ainsi uÆîd' SÄ.-* "Ih
sident, it will not do. This sysl
slation toward the South that
laiiing is fruit,
not hy adilitional jieiial laws
can heiter the condition of this
• ti ; ami when
ally came together
ally united i
hen they
nal
i h .1«
ir ever
Mr: 1
tern «»f I
began ten yej
s ago is
and it i*
tliat you
cuuutry.
Tiik
Wood,
Davenport
of .V'
Dithage _Mr.
a*ked tlie
appoint a
mvestigate the outrageous
" • ■ -' ''miiiissiorK-rDavciiiKirt
.. , , „ a-urahzeil citizens of New
1 ork at the late idection.
York, iu
litige of Représentât Ives t
On tfiis sub
j«M-t tie; \. Y . Herald to-day remarks :
Mr. Davenport's conduct ought to bu
investigated and exposed, hut exposure i
probald y tlie only punishment
will he inflicted on him.
, Davenport's
Abuse ot authority will come wiihin the
s.»pe or Air. Blame s resolution if passed
with Mr. thermae's amendments, but
as a majority of the Blaine committee j
will be republicans they will give their
first and chief attention to the
is
which
alleged
Southern outrages and may not reach
Davenport's highhanded doings before
the close of the ses», on. The subject is'
7, wTdT d h" ""r' ° V0 ''' a,,,1
Mr. Wood has done well in starting
separate* investigation which will secure
due prom* ne nee to Davenport's audacious
intimidation of New York voters. Hun
. . ....
dreds of naturalized citizens were fright
ened from the poils by Davenport's
sufficient extent to show that he was in
, ... . , - , ...
earnest. Timid holders of naturalization
certificates issued in 1868 did not care
threats and his execution of them to a
enough for the right of voting to brave
arrest and iiiiprisonment, although they
were innocent of any deception in pro
curing their papers. They quailed be
fore Davenport's broad and hold charge
the certificates given that year in this city
were fraudulent.
Blaine's Sophistry.—T he New York
Uerald, of y esteiday, says .
Tilden had n majority of the popular
vote; but will Mr. Blaine carry out bis
reasoning to its logical result and main
tain that a majority of the citizens of
the United States were disfranchised be
"In the last Presidential election Mr.
caUHe a Iulriority eheted Mr. Hayes? It
no more follows that the Southern itc
groes are disfranchised because they an
outvotwl than tbat minorities whose
vote» go for nothing,
disfranchised in
the Northern States. Mr. Blaine's so
phistry is so transparent that we are
surprised that a man of hiu astuteness
should have ventured to put it forth."
Another of his fallacies is the assump
tion that all the Southern negroes m etto
sari ly vote on the republican side. They
have a perfect right to vote with I be de
mocrats if they choose. A
creasing numb
»untly In
of them .io ho vote, anil
will continue t, do no. Allowance must
tH . maile , or tu „ u<llural „„„ llllancy (|f
intelligence, wealth and »ocial »lauding
over poverty and ignorance. -Few men"
wrote old John Adams, "will deny that
there is a natural aristocracy of virtues
»nd talents in every nation and in every
P» r fy» 1° every city and village. Inequal*
» re * I mrt l * lu natural history of
III.
Mr. BUI
S In his own State, controls
thousands and thousands of voters besides
?n, and iiitelligence approaching
his iuum have a correspondent Influence
in the Bouth.lt I» ridiculous to complain
of tbis
a violation of equal rights. "J
remember the time," to quote John Ad
ams again, "wli
'J'homas Hancock, Charles Aptborpe and
Thomas Green, the three most opulent
three gentlemen—
hauts in Boston all honorable, vir
tuous and humane men—if united, could
have carried any election almost utianii
inousl ( \ int)
of ascendancy ex ! st8 in all r»*p(il>li
should naturally be
South tiian in communities
eilig, ne.
In arra>ing himself against it
he ineradicable
•wool Boston." This kind
sand it
tore potent iu tlie
where the
is higher.
M r. Blame
verage grade
.f ii
is
vaging war «>
P
cipies of lininan nature.
The N. Y. J 1er aid,
ing to Blaine'i
lieve that the
>f to-«lay, In
•ferr
i speech, says:—"We be
negrues have ahan«lone«l
«I tt is !w an evidence of
. They have found
th* ir interest to coriti
that party,
their keen perceptu
that it is not t
•iih the pi
y tbat simply mn«h*
bail for th«- fiord* a of thieves,
K'
forgers, pickpockets am
alawaus i f
I»«* that were inflicted upon the
every s
South as republican ullict-boWois in tlie
earpet-lMg rryime."
A IC«*|miI»II<*
l*ri|»« r on Hr.
■Haim s Speech
F I
the Phi:
Mil. UI.AINR'
a. Eve. Telegraph, Dec. 12.
s ARHAHiNMKNT OF JlL
M -111.1« ANISM.
Mr. Blaine's speech »iqx-arsto have ex
cit«*«i th«! ir«* of s< in*» of his Democratic
colleagues in the Senate; but if Mr. La
maraud the rent of them will forget tin
voice and {features of the orator, and w ill
ar* fully and dispa*siot ai«*ly rea«I the ad
dress as it is published iu tin* morning
pap* rs. they w i I be able to extract a
0(-*id <>f comfort from it.
gr«*at
The Mane .Sen
a'op Intended to inak«.* an attack on the
Democratic party, and especially up«
tin* Southern
*11
iug of it, but, a*
a matter
W» <l*-ch
m * **» tl > e
a bitter
arraign
Hejmblirau parly, and „( the
particular coterie of that party of which
Mr. 1> aiue is ai
unpleasantly conspieu
» representative. Mr. Blain«*
that ilie reconstructii
policy of the Re
publi.-t
party is the deadest kind of a
<Iea«l fa lure; that, negro
iffrage, instead
* enabling the Republican par y t
tttin a, ' overwhelming preponderance in
national jsditics, ha» bcîen turned iuto •«
re
weapon of «.flense to the Republican
ty; and that the m«*ai » which were c
lideotly relied upati to keeji the South«
Meinoera's under have enabled them to
;' bUi ;' . i, '" Ue , m '? ,n "' e c0,,duct
tl0, ' a al ''' irs does not rightly he
tbi-ni. Mr. Blaine admitted tliat
very muny of the mea- mes that
par
jon
na
w ere used
by the Southern whites to control the
gro voles
ue
rorc beyond the reavli of any
existing law or any law that might he «.
acted. As a matter of fact, the "out
H
rag«*»," properly
paratively few in number, and the m*
groes have often been brought under po
litical suhjeition hy ag«;ncies that it is
Impossible to object to on either moral or
called, bave been o»m
legal grounds.
For instaine, In some of
tlie Southern States a very large propor
tion of tlie
»groes are disfraucldsed by
means ot registry laws an i i lie eniorce
ment of a poll-tax— liât is, laws precisely
similar to those in operation in this state
and In more than one of the Northern
Stale», and which are, hereabouts,
counted to be exceedingly good laws,
The negroes have an aversion to
ing the tax, and as they prefer
ac
p»y
to I«>se
their votes ra'her than pay it. whalerer
gain the Democrat* hare by their eelf
die/ranchù/ement is as legitimate and
proper u. any each gain can be
I)Ulna ' 8 the negro votes are,
rightly owned by the cllgus of politician ,
Mr.
to which he belony *—for that is exactly
what the claim amounts to—is an ab
surdity on the faceol it. That negro suf
frage , however, docs exactly what Mr.
Blaine says It dees—give one white man
at the South as much influence as two
white men at the North—is a solemn ai d
very serious fac\ There were those
among the Republicans of tie war per
iod and of the period . f reconstruction
legislation of Congress who doubted the
expediency and propriety of endowing
the ignorant blacks of the »South with
the full privileges of dtizenship,atid for
the one reason that inside a dozen yea s
they w ould be under con'rol of the South
ern whites, and that their votes would
be used for the hurt « f Republicanism.
Such doubters, however, were energy ti
« ally denounced by |»oliti* ians of the
Blaine s ripe, aad by the nowspajters
which found it to heir profit lo endorse
every thing the B'aii e stripe <t politi
cians said and dh', as secession sympa
thy rs, as enemies of ti e blacks, and as
ao better than the wicked Democrats.
At the best, such people were doctrinaires
and incapable of appreciating the fine
points of p actical politics as exemplified
by the performances of i he Blaine order
»U to*men. But lo, what the practical
men of ilie Republican patty said would
ceraiuly come to pass, certainly has lias
come to pass; and now the cry goes up
that the Southern r> presentation in Con
Ï ;re s must be reduced, in order that the
tepublican paity may again obtain the
power which lias been filched from it, by
the gobb ing up wf the negro vote by the
whked Southern Democrats But how
is the thing lo be il. lie ? The Demo
cratic party now has an ascendency in
Congress sufficient to prevent any such
legis a'ion as Mr. Blaine insists is neces
sarv : ill the next Congress there will lu»
! n . . xi i..>n«r«ss Uien win be
a Deinociat|C lnujoi l y in both houses of
Congress; and there is every prospect
for many yens lo come, llml the men who
gain by the present condition of affairs
will have the power to effectua ly squelch
a*, the beginning any scheme looking
to re ; l,,ct 0,1 Southern Com
gri-ssional lepresi-n'tttloli, Mr. Blame
«aid yesterday tlial " What are you going
to do about it?' and 'How ilojou pro
pose to help yourselves !" are the s ereo-1
yped answersofdetiance which intrench
cil wrong always gives io inquiring jus
ttce; and those who Imagine it to he con
elusive do not know the temper of the
American pei|>'e," which Is all very true;
hut—what is Mr. BUinc going to do
about it, beyond making vain ululatious?
Representative O'Neill, of Pennsylva
, lia.» I h* en called homo by the serious
ss of a near relative.
illne
U£0is 1 Ell's OUI ) B II8.
RE 61 ST g R S ORDER.
Mfgihtkk h office,
New Castle eounty. De
mpbell
t H Me
ber S, 1K78.
P
application of W
M. ( 'a
»r l T. A., of MargHr«
TR Hd.Jnsald
1 directed by the
I pon the estate of me
lug mere
. r . .
uw castle, nqulnng nil
letnands aguiiiNt the es
he same nr abnle by an
n Kuril f«.-». mu.in <*«>.i
Ad in
Uuulley.lateof Mine
ty.dec» used,it
lit at the Ad
the g
). T. A ,
sed, with Hie dale ol
I.
k
K 1
ilMl
«1«
by c
• Ills to h'
post.
ed With 1
lofty «lays fron
six of the
ic ilal«* of sue.
letters. 1
isl public place
of
the court y of New Castle,
persons I
«• lo j.
I of
I
A
1*
the Ultimi to l>u
the
«I
Ith
th
WlLMI
lshetl
u* d therein th
. (Jiv
j of «iff
«.TON (1
I Will»» »
pa pel pub
TK,
*•• ks, (eoil).
l«*r I he hand
f ihr Keg Ist er
«1 t«» he conli
nd
nr
I
\
Ti
county, aforesaid, the 'lay ami ye
written.
above
h. r Mlu(JM, Register.
NOTICE.
me claim* against the
si present die
Administrator
abide the
utile and
All perse
u
eslate of
» duly all
or Ik*I d
to the
5Ul. 1X79,
unbly In such c
WM. M. CAMPBELL,
ulstrator c. T. A
dec9-3weOtl
I»
*
lair "£lii. rns I
ol H. Mallkla
ît of
lded.
!
Ail
Address, Elkton, M«i.
HeulNter'N Order
RK«J 1HTKK 8 OFFICE
New Castle Co.. Nov
tlfHin the applleatl«
I^iinhson, Administratrix, <»f Willi
l am h» on. Into of New CiuiUe Hd . In said
county, dec'd it is onlemi and dlrecusl by
the Register timt the Administratrix afore
said,give notice of the grantlngoi l.f «»i*rs «»f
a ilniintNirat Ion upon the Estate, of
the dec'd, wiU» Mn* daU* of granting Uiei
by causing ad vertlseinent* U» he po»
within forty day* from the dale of
LetUTH, In six of the most publie places of
the County of N«*w Cuaile, nsjulrlng all
having demands against the Es.
*ui the same, or abide hy an
•inhly In such cjim«* imule »ind
Ami also cause th«; same to he
th«* same period 1
H.
roof,
,-', ,i
against tlie
u»t present the
in 1st rainx
alilde Uie
•h case made and
•h
p,.,»,
u \ PJ*
Act of A»
provided.
the
Wilmington <
•wspap
llsh.il I
Wtlmingu
, »ud U* Lkj uoniinuud
•e w.M kh (e. o d.)
ven under the hand and Heal
< >fflce of the Ih glsD r
New Castle, In New «.'
aforesaid, the day and year a bn
therein th
<ii
L.h.
a Ion*saiiI, at
asile (,'
nty
written.
H. C. BlUiiH, iU;glster
NOTICE
All persons having clal
Estate of the don-HNi-d m
same duly alteHted t<* the Ad
before N.*v. 23d, 1S79,
Act of AsHemhly In
provld.il.
H MATILDA LAMM HON,
Administratrix.
.6-3weod
Addre*- n, Net
Castle, Del.,
ATTRACTIVE !
25 LADIES' COATS AT *2 50,
A Bargain.
38 LADIES' COATS AT *3 OO
Very Stylisb. '
23 LADIES' COATS AT *1.00.
Very tiood.
42 LADIES' COATS AT *5 00
A Ported Beauty. '
A LADIES' COSTS AT »0 and »7
Hood Material and beautifully Trimmed
»IO*.
I
!
s t «u» «„j
lire Ureahst bargal
53 1MPOKTED COATS,
Unsurpasseil for beauty or material and
elegance of Onlsb.
M. L, Lichtenstein,
S2Q Marltot st.,
mar22.N<*pi8
Wilmington, iwq.
ISAAC; HR'UABIkk,
MauuTaeturer of Murtaugb'a CelebrateU
DUMB WAITERS.
Invl'ÏÏA »"1,.";^^ ZHJZue
self-apenlng and selr-elosin* Hatch Dooni'
aaiT CIMCÖTNÜT STKK1CT
»/»■wijr pu« ***•. ~±. .
NOTICEA.
vr oTICH-To w atfr rk nti. um
okkick Watch dVfaktmknt f
Wilmington. dkl., Dec loth, iris. \
k T he ,or >'"» »re new ready an i pay.
. . . Ht l . r **L Hl ™ r * office, No. prjo Mar
kei street. The law requires that all bills
paid on or before January 31st, 1W9, the
* %ce Bjo bill; those paid duiing the
/ÎJ.'!." 1 , thlLf'Siïf r ï;.îiT.- p ô r üonti ,! dul ;
March, rèn p,T än tadd*tlo'i!al",'undany
»mount remaining unpaid alter April 1st,
the registrar Is nqulrtd to hare the
tbî/rècôvery'Ôt'ih'è *amounï 'due,'and* Uae
waur will not de lei Into auch premises
"."J" f u< 'ta ««rears, with «ssrasmems and
hour, unl'llfi /'pm 1 ** * re ,,aid - OIBee
' 1 w.J, mukrow
decll-eod-Jan,rcb,eofl " Realst, a'r.
.
b A ht INVEnTWIFIMT
" * !" 1 *
TION. rin 8enw*for .uVe* A8HoclA '
I . OR SA LE.
* :wo Shares of Clayton Loan Stock.
dollar per share. New
plan, loan I » g the full amount and collect
mg the premium monthly.
M. L. LICHTBNMTKIJV,
Secretary.
New Herles, at
V 1 ft-11ll.
OT1CK TO LOTHOLDKRH IN TMK
WlLMlNOTON AND HKANDY
W INK i hMKTKKV.
illngsof many lots are out of re
The owners of such
hereby notified to put them In
•eordance
N
'1 he
pslr and nee*» paint
lots
good order wlihmu
with the rules and
Cemetery
delay, I
res ululions of the
My order of the Hoard.
A. W. smith, rerrelary.
2l-3taw2W.
Ni
20, lS7H.
N
on ce
SMOKERS OF KINK CIOARS
Would do well by calling at
A.ITIIO.11' J. HARK INN,
S . K. COR. 8E V EN f II A N D T A TN A LL.
where they will receive a Htralght Oiler,
Clear Havana Cigar. These cigars are
fAClured by Anthony J. Hurklna, for
hU own retail trade, and also a fl
lion of ( hewing and smoking Tobucco ai
hand.
Notice.—T hese Cigars are retailed at ft
cents a piece. Don't lull to give him a call.
novliKllmo
selec
w-ys
TOTIcK.-By vlrl
u
Act of the
«icneral Assembly pass- d *t Dover
cb. 2f, 1X77. 1 hereby give notice to hold '
vf Delawaic Male bonds, that 1 shall
ai lend at the Philadelphia National Hank
In the city of Philadelphia, during the
business horns of that bank, on the three
first secular da\s of January. 1879, prepsr
ed to redeem and pay off all the bonds
from No. isrj to ^75. both Inclusive of the
denomination of
Ol
thousand dollars
euch , of the Uftue of the bonds of the State
ol Delaware, under date of Jan. 1, |*tw.
And from and slier the said Jan 1st, 1879
the Interest on said bonds will cease. '
THUS* H. (JiLEs, State Treas.
Office of tale Treas,, Dover, Nov, 1.
ovi-2tawLJa
E T. Taylo*,
Herr»*'ary
ccf 10.21
the Blanchard
Blood & Neive FOOD
Isa p
O
tent rated I, Hi HID FOOD,
preparwl (lueetlj ir.
the
wheat
kkknel,
I thou» Fermentât I
. ami
datniiiK all
Ol ils
BI ' OOU - NERVE AND BRAIN
r**«itorlng elom
nervous Debility
whlih underlies all forms of Lit runic Dis-
'|^'"« 1 'ly ovoremne by Un, u «e ul
-o
.... ye* r P»*» I have const
AUI> HLOUii
A ,* sl> K C«»OI> lo my patients of
»• • ages, from eighteen months u> eighty-
Uiree years. In every case the result hu*
exactly that claimed by you. It is
,Mlt valuable ami reliable
le 1 have ever met
ts In a natural su»te ol
vital
Lion.
•*F«
I .be
My
•y far the
1
mil.
EnW'AKl) XlfiT
«»N SMI ru. M. I
ng Place, New Y
M J
FOOD ^
DRUGS
A 8iib»tltute F«jr
FOOD lx made a curat i v
centration
is
vl
e agent by oon t
d artlflelal dlgesilon, and 1.
simple In ID* application that The ad .
of Physicians is not required.
I housaiKis ol
disc
«ries from chronic
reported, where the best meal
tailed.
,,r Bia ha»i Physicians ih roil ghoul
Uia country arc I'l.ll.'AHDINU DltUUM
anü u»log Ilia III.ANCHAKD BL.OOD
ami NfcllVK FOOD with lire m^tgra"
Hying lesults, permanently relieving ....
f«»rms of Physical und Menial Debility
Ilie Dy«|«.|,lfc ami Consumptive Patient,
" l| f«« | ci » fioin Malarial or III,«, | Poison
Ibg. together with the entire Uni of
pl.tints peculiar to the F
the use of Mils Food sure and
cal skin h
■
V* 1 . . .\ n ^ ,
«'-ebled by blood
'
«Kan
al«; Hex find in
Npeeuy re
lief.
r.„ Y°**k, November 26, IW7.
' • W. Itl.ANPliAMl, : During the
J »HI J«„r I have p,uxor)r>c<J your various
preparation« of f,„h 1 l ure, »ml fuel happy
to «ay Urey have met my moat «anguure
long
poison, chronic disease,
lag tne needed nuirillon
pnor. ri.KMKNCK H. I OZIKK. M D
Dean „I Hout M,«i. C, .lieg« and Hospital
for Women, New Vork City
Hundreds of mores or BRIQHT'H DIH
KAS1*. ol Ule Kidney« have lieen reported
cureil. t or Neuralgic and Klieumallc
* is eases it is al most a specific Physical
a.,,1 Mental Debility Iron, the u»eof Alco
hol, Opium and obaoco or from any un
able cause. Dud in IbUPmal a natu
ral aud potent remedy.
For thk INTELLECTUAL Wokkkr
«OKKKR
. glvl
Ui paile
over drug,!
«1 nerue lore
b
«he »«.Ai%c;iIAItl>
Blood and Nerve Food
affbrds a certain and natural
supplying the waste of the brain rt«uU.
lalxir that will euahle hlin to do
b* tter and more work than
without dan
means
mg
ever he lure,
of mental strain.
!
As
a remedy for the loss of Appetit« and
want of vigor, physical and mental, in
children, tins F«ksJ has no rival.
• 1 OO *rr liottlr. orO l«r (*5.00
BOLD BY ALL DKUGOI8T8.
Or sent by Express
receipt of price.
AnDUVIH TllBol.uOICAL SRMINAKr,
, nn ,, 1 , A 5 d "!®, r ' Mm " n - Marcha», is}«.
Tour Lire food Is an excellent thing 1
,M ? hesitation, after a Uioroiigh trial
(t f M, In rnooin mending it m cases ol
t^roaic dysitcpsia and nervous prostra
Rev. Dr. AUHlIN PHELPH.
n y \ NCH AR J ) FOOD CD R K
«i «I r.M row receiving such popularap
pt.4Clati.Mi is clearly set forth In a* rtl page
Pamphlet which will he sent 1
dross on receipt of JA cents
any ad
AddroHs,
Blanchard Food Cure Co.
Ü7 Cuiou Nqiiitre, Mow l'ark.
ly2S.dlye.xl Aw
D.
H. KENT A CO.
Importer, and Manulaelurer»' Agent, rar
IUOV,
1UON,
HI E El.,
STEEL,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
Ha ^m D . COACI L MATERIAL.
„.«V e Largest Hu..k of Uotsls
btate In their line, and (rest assorted
la uie United ntate., rLeu
NO. 20» AND 'tn BH1PLET
AND D12 OUANUK STREETS,
WlLDJIiTUM Ra k
In tha
stook
AND no
W4ÜT H.
W ANTED.—A small farm of ao to inô
acres !r New Castle Coiiiny. Ad
dress ••A," this office, stating locatlan
price and terms.
November 30, 1H7H—If
PUBLIC &1LÆS.
S ALK OK COWS.
Tile Subacnbera will
sell at Public hale,
Lion, Hast Mai 1 borough,
Chester county, Pa.,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, ItM,
All o'clock, P. M.,
FORTY HKAI) OF FKKHR COWS
HPHINOKRH. and YOlTNCi HULKS. *
Also a lot of EW EH with LAMMS:
„ raa _ .. HILL A BAILEY.
Webb A. Nlnhnla. AneLinneer. decG.ts
Mexl
pUBL
SMALL FARM.
1C HALE
r a
Will be sold at pub.lc sale, on T17KH
DA Y. the 24th day of Decern fa r, 1K7«, at 2
o'clock, p. Hi., Jt the Washington House.
Newark, a tine farm containing 75 acres,
► Ituated In Mill Creek Hd., Newcastle
Ccuuty, Del., on the White Clay Creek,
wtihin three.fourths a oi mile of Newark,
and twelve miles from Wilmington.
Hie improvements i ohslsl of a good two
story stone house and kitchen, spring
house and barn. Uood water from a pump
at the door of the dwelling. There Is a
young and thriving apple orchard. About
five acres of wood. It Is convenient to
good schools and several churches of differ
ent denominations ; aud within a short
distance of several woollen and
mills.
No postponement on account of w
Terms liberal
dec&-3tdm-2tw
paper
ther.
MAN8EL TWEED.
pUBLIC SALK
COWS ANDSPRINOERH.
These are a
r ru emu
extra good lot of
Cows. ,
win he
.. , -»id at Public Hale, at Harry
Husband's, Ninth Ward. Wilmington
Dei., on
W> PNKHDAY, DEC 1»,IV7H,
26 he»t<I of Fresh Cows ami Hprlngers.
A credit of days will be given. No
postponement on account of weather,—
Hale to oommenoe at l o clock.
JOSEPH (JOODLEY.
L. W. Stidham A Hon, Auctioneers.
decll-dZiAwll«
GREETING!
Tlie IV part mem* n.mrd below have
been very largely added to, with eapeclal
reference lo
Christmas Trade,
u
99
and represent a very atlrartlve and cheap
line or Novelties, as well a» Nome of the
finest goods lo l>e found.
We extend to all who are lookln*. a cor
dial Invitât Ion lo corn«* ami look over I hem
as we believe they will be amply repaid.
Handkerchiefs & Gloves,
Shawls 6 l Wraps*
Sjlk L Cotton Umbrellas.
HOSIERY a nil ffOTlOKS,
MA TS and U VUS,
Vl'UOLSTER r HOODS,
(Alt It l AU £ HOHES d BLANKETS,
SILKS and 1/BESS GOODS,
LIXEKs and QVILTS,
jahane.se 1 'ito d uciio.ys.
We have spartsl
l«» place before
; IrliiMic value, although
effort In the endeav
r tra<ie, gtssls of lu
lu price.
•t V
G. Worrell,
820 and 822 Market St.,
MASONIC TEMPI.K.
Fashionable F umiture I
J* & J- N. HARMAN
JVo. 410 kliii* Ntrt-el,
I
W1 LM1NUTUN , DEL.
. We resiieclfully In form the eili;
' , *e*H of Wilmington, and tlie *urj
mundlng country that we continue
Mo manufacture an*1 keep on hand
large and long established ware
rooms, r urnlture of every variety aud
style, consisting of Mahogany
and Walnut Furniture suitable
d.Aning-room and chamber
Our assortment of Furniture Is larger an 1
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
And all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Veulllan Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and
staidly keep a large assortment of Hprln
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
J. A J. N. HARMAN
at
KosewfKxl
for parler,
i
|
FINE FURNITURE
W. öl D, McElwee,
Offer for sale, a large and carefully select
ed slock of
NEW & SECOND-HAND
1?*U RTVITTJ RE,
At their sU>re,
So. .*501 ThOkiII Mlreel.
G«xxls will he sold to suit purotiasers.
octs.sm
P REHTOM AYAitn,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
A nd dealer
A T.KKICAN AND HWIöB
W ATC1IE«,
CLOCKS, JKWKLR X
a
spectacles,
EYE-OLAHHEH,
HI LVKR WARB, at
NO. SM MARKET HTRKET
Wilmington, Del.
Particular attention paid lo repairing in
ail its branches ; also, changing spectacle
glasses, lias a good assortment or glasses
constant ly on hand.
The public Is cordially Invited to call and
•xam Iue my stock and earn hi y prices
leie-"
0 L-WiWOKUPP* CO
TO UACUÜS,
CIGARS, FIFES, &C.&C.
No. 13 NORTH THIRD 8T..
PHILADULTMIA.
C. L* Weo<*W8FF
d«*ur
H. U UAiuiew
rjVKKTH F OK ALL TUB PKOPLK,
BKKDT1PUL TBKTH AT
•a, »0, *H and lie r_» SET.
TmUi extraoteil without pain by Lb. dm
gaa. Over thirty ^
MS MARKET BTRBKT CM.
nMrMBM.
LLAÜHBR,
ex
H. (JA
F OR RENT—He va ral 8d story
Uba (Jasatia building.
W. M. Kennard^Ca.
Wilmington, Def.
retailers
LUPIN'S
o
E AB HICS
-AT
a
Wholesale Prices.
NEW GOOD
kOK 711K
HOLIDAYS,
We are now
Trofousse
receiving our celebrate
KI 1 > GLOVEî
lD f h Button.In»|| shadwi .
Sizes, also our elegant t, .. ®Q'i
aU««in.iV&7"£*^
2 Button.
3 Hutton,.
4 Button Opera and Whit*.
.1 Bulton Oam j e Rne<l e . .
4 Button Cantor Buck.
NOTE.-We*«11 noue but French <i;
• .§12
... 15
.. 1
... 1 :i
. i
A bekullful »«»ortmenl of Laill..
Boraer«| L iS W w ;S
HANDKERCHIEF
Ue m«tltcbed Hsndker
'notf we lulve evir ntbr'l
iUudk"r^,re?. n,,ne b,u AU - links
Ties and Scarfs
Home beautiful ami newNtylf.«.s par ,| 8h
Guipure, Hllk Embroidered J.pknR
Laoe Hcarfs ami Ties. * 4
These are entirely new Goods.
e^Kmbroldered Cloth Table Covers §2;
Embroidered Plano Covers, |60>)escl
POCKET BOOK
We »bow an nnutually cholw i.-ortl
m.nt nr thine good», and »■ w.> i, ut
principally for the Holiday« ther are red
and fresh, at price« from lfg cents to*2id
Celluloid KrttHl
... , . u Combs in Wbl1
Mine and Cardinal, price (3.» per »el.al
a flue suit of other quallllm.
A large and enolce assorment Il:;|
gros» grain
RIBBONS
ALL WIDTH«.
W. M. Kennard & Coi
No. 621 Market St.
«Iec2-dtf
Holiday Goods]
Just In, a choice new loto;
FANCY GOODS
TOILET SETS.
æ:n«,
JAPANESE and
CHINESE GOODS,
If you Intend making a Christmas pre
ent It will pay you to call and see our ne
stock bef re purchasing, an we have till
largest, hand-omest ami cheap««', lineo
Holiday Goods ever offered In this c:iy.
Also, try
'lebreted
GO CENT TEA,
AND
25 Ct, Breakfast Coffee
1 eas from 21 rt«. up ; Co*»« f,* 0 " 15 CI :
up; Sugar« sold at cost, F lire 1 e Pt r
Spices a (Specialty.
N. B —Handsome Present« given to pat
d Coif«.
r T
chasers of
Crippen's Tea Stores
tia. 3 West Third St„
—AND—
No. 5 East Second $tJ
RED FRONTS
!IJ~0nly 3 doors from Market
street, and don't get into die wroug
BtOr0 " I I'rin
Look for Bed Fronts and trip
pen's Name. __
SHIRTS!
In offering our
CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
would csll your St»»*
Te the public, we
tion to the loi lowing point» ■
LOW I>
flani'* Quality
Hein g cheaper than U»e
can t>c inode at home.
Jteautirully Finished.
Perfect lu Fit.
1 artest In Stye.
Cut l,eiigthwl«e the Mu»nn
The Seams
KUarsnleeil to give periec
sati»I» c *
buy no °*ber.
And
^ Try them and you wdl
MORGAN
3re I
aul«
«DA WAKSCAamj^,,
, tVILMINUTON, hKh
oltytoBevJO"
D
ABOVE THIRD
TheohCAPesl laoe to Ihe
CARPETS
OU* CLOTH«
* A T£ a *l*llOWSBEOt
(Jpeebo
im MARKET ST
UsasaAJsss
Henry
desiOf