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C h. Johnson. Editor an 4 Propristok
niiNiMsi every
afternoon (Sunday excepted'.) at 416 Marke
Htreet, and served by carrier»* ui subscriber*'
in 11 earls or the city uhd nurroundlug
towns »tud villages, for «I* cents a week,
payable weekly. Yeerly subscribers, In
advance.
The daily Gaxkttx is
Dki.a w aK ic GasrTTB, established
is the largest and most nourishing
Thi
a nst,
weekly pape
Iren lat l«»r t:
Published every
of
it
the
ed
fell
on
it
the
«1 bn * a Ikrger
ny otherthe Peninsuln
Thürs«!*)»- afternoon, at*2
r in the Htate,
inan
per y ear. In advance.
DEOEM(IKHvMI IN7«
John Sukkman begins to feel that
tii» position is not so enviable. He has
wrung all the money he could out of the
American laborer, and deserves to be
kicked out of all honorable society.
Anotrkk Effort ifo Cheat the
People.—I t is said tluit a bill will be
offered, after the meeting of Congress, to
make the silver dollar heavier. Every
grain added to the dolllar above 412$ is
just so much (honey added to the horrid
cheat—the public ifebt, which the people
were made to incur by the want of
slatesmauship,and afterward werecheated
into promising to pay more than they had
contracted for. This proposed bill, as
published in the paj>en), is a scandalous
fraud. Silver is used in France and
England as money to-day just as it
ten or twenty years ag<|>. Neither nation
having changed the quantity of silver in
their coins, becaus« of the asserted
cheapness of bullion. Wlisn the holders
of gold bullion are changed for Its coinage
into money at our mints as the holders
of silver are charged mow, the gold dol
lar will be worth no more than tlie pre
sent standard silver dollar. Let Con
gress order the mints to refuse to coin
gold for nothing, and charge for coining
it at precisely the same iate that they
now charge for coining silver ; or to buy
gold bullion and coin it as they now buy
silver bullion. Go|d is enhanced in
value hy its coinage jind
There can 1»« no doubt of this.
cans
nia
in
a
to
say
as money.
the
the
The American Navy.—O ur small
American navy was once the dread «if tlie
civilized world. It Was made so by men
with small financial in«*ans and gr«*at
Its proud position in tlie world's
history in the days of Jackson's 1'reai
dency, will never be forgotten. It is a r«*
markable fact that the position of a man
of-war in tlie Seine while a demand for
the payment of mopey «in«* tf h* Republic
was made upon L
tlie Frern fi Amembjy tremble witli drea«i
amazement, and all tlie tlir<*ats
whieli tlie "fire-eaters" in tliat body use«l
• lui not serve to
until she
is l*hiiipi>o, made
in
of
läjkelhat vess«*l
■in
eceivedl tlie
elcome
that tlie demaml forth«* money would In
promptly honored j
Tlie «»l«l
of the news that
h
♦•member tlie re««fipt
tin- King of Lite Fr«*i
the demand
«li )iad yiel.l.-d t«>
of
•f Jaek.Non, ami that tii
'h ich all f«»rm«*r coaxing ha«
I
money
s paid uiNiu tli<; sutn
mary demand oil the American Presi
dent, will also rehiember how tlie naim
ami fain«* «»f the <»l«l hero was again rung
tliiough the land. Th« great victory ot
New Orleans was| almost eclipsed by this
tinds bf many, ami esjH'cially
one,in tlie
I»
in the ini nils of such American mer
cliau-s as iiad
ait«;d so inaiit years for
jiayment for tiulir vessels, s«-iz«*«l upon
the high seas. It may be pleasant to
remember how high tin; Amelia
stood in the world's estimation in «lays
gone hy, aud contrast it then witli what
navy
vhen its late chief is indicted
it is now,
alfeasan«-«; [n office, after theexpen
l'or
diture of hundreds of millions of dollars
on it since the rebellion, hy Grant's
Uahinet ami th«i Congresses under his a«l
inilustration. We, therefore, copy the
following brief reference to it from
Eneyclopo dia Aineric
we will not b<* thought to be pandering
to any political party by publishing it.—
The American navy owed ils greatimss
to the political parties of the days when
it was not thought a disgrace to be a
We
■i«'
politician, ami when a "no-party" man,
America!), bad no standing any
ilere is what was thought of the
9 American Navy—what is now thought
of it, is a matter of which we cannot
speak witli certainty. The Encyclopae
dia says :
•'Since tlie last war, tlie growth and
improvement 1»f our navy ha« kept pace
national prosperity,
now put to s«*a. in a few months, witli a
dozen ships of tlie line, the most spacious,
efficient, best and most beautiful con
struction that ever traversal ihe
This is not ulerely an American c
Imp an admitted fact in Europe, wher
our models are studiously <*opied. 1
the L'nit«*d .States, a maximum j
if I
whore.
itli
cean
ceit,
• uni
form calibre of cannon has been lately
determined on and adopted instead of
tlie variety of length, form -,
M-ill used in other navies, and almost
equal to the* Great Michael with 1er
'basai s, mjynards, hagters,
flings, falcons, double dogs and pestilent
serpentera.'
"Our sli ps offer flush and uniform
id calibre
•ui votings
d«*cks, sli«;ers tree from hills, hoi'«
excresencesf, and complete unbroken bat
teries of thirty-two or forty-two pound
ers. Tints has been realized an
portant dysideratum—the greatest pos
sible power to do execution coupled
with the greatest simplification of the
means. But, wl ile we have thus im
proved upon the hitheifto practise«l means
of uaval warfare, ws 4« threatened with
vs and
a total change. This is by the introdne
tion of ty'iiibs discharged horizontally,
instead of shot from common cannon.
So certain are those who have turned
• heir at ention to this subject that the ]
change must take place, that, in France,
they are already speculating on the
means of excluding these destructive
on
t»*d
by
only
ami
took
the
The
and
the
a
the
and
The
tin
missiles lroin a ship's sides, hy casing
them in a cuirass of iron.
"Nor are these ideas the mere offspring
of idle 9|>eculation. Experiments have
lieen tried on hulks, hy tsuuhs projected
iiorizontally, with terrible effect. If the
projectile lodged in a mast, in exploding
it overturned it with all its yards and
rigging ; if in the side, the ports were
opened into «ach other; or when near
the water, an immense chasm was open
ed causing the vessel to sink immedi
ately. If it should not exploite until it
fell spent upon the deck, beside doing the
injury of an ordinary ball, it would then
burst, scattering smoke, fire and death
on every side. When this comes to pats
it would seem that the naval profession
would cease to be very desirable."
We want our American boys to feel
proud of the navy and we have therefore
hastily thrown together the remarks that
precede the above account from the En
cyclopaedia, and elsewhere publish an ac
count of the remarkable battle between
the "Wasp" and the "Frolic."
No
that
tbe
yet,
ter
Tiik Nêrth American otfsets Senator
Wallace's arraignment of tlie Republi
cans for election fraud« in the North, by
reminding him that "the Democrats
cheated the Republicans in Pennsylva
nia wherever they had the chance." The
venerable hut sprightly organ should bear
in mind that the Democrats haven't had
a chan«*«* to cheat the Repu id leans for
many years, and it is probably growing
monotonous for Senator Wallace and his
friends to find the bulk of cheating
against them for half a lifetime. If tlie
tiling can't be stopped, how would it do
to equalize it in some way by arbitration,
say by an EI««ctoral Commission or some
thing of that sort ?— Times.
of
F.
Theke is no money lor tlie limine
Committee. As tbe Maine statesman is
the only one likely to he benebtted f»y
the tiling he ought to foot tlie hill hitu
ilf.—JV. Y. lhrald.
The Bon I li 4 nroliun I'.lrellouH
-Ueniserallr NIstesirnlM
From the N. Y. Herald, to-day.
been hear«! from the «lei
Ho little ha
ratio n'.« 1«- coacernlug the recent election
H
in South Cm
rolina, and
t ii from the
UJI
*, that w«? have thought it «lue
tojuoticc and gratifying to the American
ii the letters f'r
»publica
is
Pr
pr>
prominent South Cm
which ajipt-ar el-ewhere. They concern
mainly tin; counti«*» of the First Congres
eional district (Rainey's), auda perin-Al
of them will convint*
«i.«l reader»
at
leas* that there arc; two
♦ides t.
tlie story
of I lie electin
Mr.
i. The mi
for
.ns given
Rainey's unpopularity among
colore«! people are quiet sufficient to ac
he
I
count for ins defeat, and tlie fact that
the republic
that it ran no State tick« t ami no cou»,
pb te county tickets In many of th«; c
ties, that in some counties it
Congressional tickets, that Mr. Uainey
«1 not make a canvass or put in au ap .
al of the counties.
«lisorganized
party was s<
Li
ranee hvh
lakes it v,isy t»; understand
istrict where tlier«; was a
I»
why in a
preponder
ce of negro woters it is yet not neces
for
to
«ii
cept fraud and intimidation hn
the only means to account for tlie defeat
of the republican candhlate.
Tbe l«-ttei
ary ti
from promi
hlu citizens and are
ve print
,.l reap«
'0bt a
ritten ii
»derate t«Jtie and good
to us
They a|.pra
spirit,
credit ; and
«>rthy of
'publican
iefeateii
a«l
the
a
my cas«; the
daim they w
ii :
politicians
V li«
by fraud will have to prove their j
er
II there
tious.
dation or fraud
they ought to he exposed and the
authors punished ; hut if judicial inquiry
should prove that Hie republican poli
ticians of South Carolina have &ssert«;d
untruths
■i«'
grossly exaggerated, public
• »pinion will punish them i
bit; aud mischievous disorgauizers.
conte inpti
the
and
pace
a
con
1
Dover and llalllmore.
Dover, Del., with a population of
»bum 3,«00 has a post otlie«; building
which cost the government *70,000, but
Baltimore, one <»f the largest and iuohi
important commercial cities iu the whole
»try, appeals iu vain to the govern
ment to .supply only her actual necessi
ties in this direction.— Kent News.
Mr. Blaine's committee to investigate
alleg» «I election outrages do
woi k m hot haste,
eft Seri
His resolution
Senat«
consulted ;
proposition ; the
laid before caucus.
not fall to
Mr. Blaine encouiiL
** opposition from the first.
the Republic
rpri.se ; they had not been
to the »
took
ty policy ot the
subject had not been
II . Il .1-. H av * it tlm
''hlu ►boulder. Ilie Democrats
their chance, begi
public in
Wher it came
ceit,
• ï
te otainorfor full -,
•Htigalioti, and it w;
t«i selecting tlie Itepubli
...«•mhers of the Committee, Kepub
i Srnaior» declined t«> serve, and Mr.
'ith difficulty persuaded such
• •n as r«:ll«-r aud Cameron of Wiscon
\n to undertake the «luties which, if un
lertaken at all, should have beei
in the Cht
it turns out that there is
y tor the me of tbe investigators,
ut limit money they can do nothing.
I In; Democrats—who put tour able men
the Committee—aod the, Uepubli
dio were not censulted,
not encouraging Mr. Blame's
fions, are content
urged in dehat
rying on the inquiry was that,
bless substantial progress was mad« iu
;»ss, the investigation would bn
barren ot results, because there would
not be lime to finish it before the close of
the session. But tlie Committee, having
mont-y, oannot <lo anything until
tlongrenn iiinntM again and aimropriiit.-8
money. It looks as though the Commit
tes had little heart in its work, and that
Mr. Hlaine was the only persoii really in
terested in the inquiry.— N. 1'. sun.
ordered.
uni
lately
of
1er
lia
Blaine
« I#* !«•
gat«;«l to the strongest me
i»«;r. N«
no
ip«»i
ho
awpira
ith tlmHituation. Mr.
that his reahon
bat
pos
the
im
means
with
and
Blai
for h
the
KINANCIKI18 ON A FROLIC.
Tlie me-inherit of tb* New York Ex
change had their auuurtl Christo» ah frolic
Tu»*sday, and a lively frolic they
made o* it. Two policemen were
stationed ar the gallery door,who admit
J
on
t»*d only ladles ami gem leinen introduced
by meAibers. The ten-thirty call was
ru-hed through rapidly, and occunled
only four un Mites Then juhil-e com
menced with a march hy the inemliers
headed b> a hand compos, d of four drums
ami a cornet. Then a football match
took place which wat participated in hy
the athletic inemb« rs of the board. No
the match.
The hall was kicked up in the gallery,
and Mime of the ladies had their lionnet*
knocked off As a sort of divertisement
the memhers threw one of their number
upon th« table and forced him to make
a short speech. Then the Glee Club of
the Block Exchange came »o the rescue
and sang several of their popular glees.
The vice-chairman distributed horn«,
kets and other 1 musical" instruments
(1 for a ttmo the Stock Exchange re
semble very much a lunatic asylum on
tin .
for
ed
oh
could find nut win
N
Mu*
il
ho
Bank of Ike Plate of Missouri.
No Presentment Yet Made By the Grand
Jury .
St Louis, Dec. 24.— In regard to the as
sertion contained in the St. Louis corres
pondence of a New York newspaper,
that .lames R. Eads had been indicted by
tbe United States Grand Jury here, it is
supposed, but nobody knows for a fact
outside officials, that the Grand .fury are
defunct
Xl
wa
nvekti
igating the affairs of the defunct
oftheStAte of Missouri, an«! it Is
will be
Hank
conj* cture«i that indictments
found against the old directors, of whom
C'aptain Knits la one ; but
.fury has ma«ie
yet, notliitig definite regarding the mat
ter it known.
*2
the Grand
presentment to Court
S
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICA'S STERLING FAVORITES.
Grand Opera House.
MONDAY EVENING ONLY, DEC. 30tb.
Barlow, Wilson.
Primrose & West's
MINSTRELS.
Entirb New Show this Season
In
t
HEW PEOPLE. HEWSPE0IALTIE8
HouHoe erowde«l Ui Uie daunt with ihe elite
of society everywh* re.
Monarctis In their New Programme of
merit and brilllancv.
PKIOS -G«
The Minstrel
admlNMlon, 50 cents;
Reeervetl, 78 cents; Gallery, 33, neats at C.
F. Thomas é Co. dec24-5l
QHAMI)
OPERA II O (T IS K.
Ï
I
he
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dee. 28.
Droductlfin of the
latest New
I.N ONT
la n 49 N T
iwerfui drama— tbe
k Mu corns,
r,
A
L ifk T
■ Füg
A
A
Under the
■ agemant of MK. WM.
H EN LEU * ON, Prop« del or of ihe Mia 4
«1 Ihcatre, N Y.. where ihealMive |day
the THIRD MONTH OF ITS
is now
UK AT HUCCKSH.
Pr
iU»«i with every care
d a powerful
cast including the favorite artistes,
UI6HKH
M A. Y 1> AVEIS POUT,
- AND—
Km ily Riffl.
7fteta* Admission 50and
. N
1 RAND OBERA HOUSE.
He-er r» «1 rse
'Jftsis.
»cured at Tn
G
Jouit D M Iblll.KH,
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
THURSDAY , DECEMBER 20 h,
Tb« 4* reute»! I.lviug Aelrree,
VUle L
Manager
«Ion Pi I
BOSE I
^ytingt lit
Hupporte«! hy the Cyril Hearle C« rnbina
tlon, in the Great success, the new
ROSE MICHEL,
As played by Miss iytlnge over 200
Nights in New York City,
I nu I on 35 an ! ftO cent«. Reserved
seats 7ft cents, to be ba i at C. F. Tuons» s
A La's, 421 Market street.
Ad
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To all who
suffering fi
and lndlKcndlons of youth, nervous
, e«rly decay, loss of manhood, A«*.,
will »end a recipe tliat will cure you,
FREE OF ('HARE. This great rermsly
whs discovered by a missionary ln H« uth
Amcrlua. Send a self-ad<lr«*KM«d euv«-lopu
to the Kx v Joskvii T I iv man, .Station D
Bible House, Naw York City.
de<*20-e'jdA wly
the errors
k
p
U.
FOR BAR6AIN8 IN
FANCY GOODS,
■W-ÆL
■EC
9
TOILET SETS.
JAPANESE GOODS,
CHINESE GOODS.
Majolica Ware
CURIOUS GOODS,
Toys and Trinkets,
iu
bn
of
in
CALL AT
Crippen's Tea Stores
N®. $ West Third St.,
!«•
—AND—
No. 5 East Second St.
Qj^Only 3 doors from Market
street. We also iiavo Ü 10 best
50 CENT TEA,
AND
Ü5 Ct. COFFEE,
The t»oNt white 8 cent sugir, the best pure
pepper and sp cb», goo«t coffw 14 cent«
gcod tea 2fl cents ib at
ho
CKIPPEN'S
Tea Stores
Open until late In ths svsulngs.
NOTICE*.
J KHFERnON LoDG No *,I. U.o. K.
Mem her« are »c<|U«-Ht»«l to be present
Ihunwlay evening, l»ec. 26'h, UTs. Uua
lnssft of importance
«If023 It*
OK J. K LAKIHON, H. S.
pHOl
Healed Proposals will be received at tke
office of lb «Clerk of tHr Council, unit)
Thursday, 26 li Inst , al 6 o'clock, p. m.,
for printing Iftu or 200copies o'the imprint
ed nr I i nances of the city. Copy and style
oh n be seen, and all other Infonnalion ob
tained al l* e office of the Clerk of City
Council. WM.B.NuKTON,
deci'-Ht Chairman of Printing ('
»03 A LB.
N OT I r E.—TilK PHILADELPHIA,
Wilmington a haltimokh.
railroad company.
Plf ILADKLPHf A, Dec. 20th, 1870.
The Hoa»d of Directors have declared a
semi annual dividend, of four per cent, on
Mu* capital slock of the Company, payable
and after January 2nd. Kw,
ALFRED HORNER,
_Secretary.
S
ili'CVg-d'Alaw^w
\T oriL'K.—The Tauth Annual meeting
il of t tie Hloctchoiaer« of the Ma»onlo
Hall Company of Wilmington, Del., will
ho held «n FRIDAY, the *llh day of De
ocmbsr, UfT8, at 2 o'olook. p. rn.,for Uie
purpose of electing a Proudest, Vise
President, Treasurer and alue Directorial»
serve the ensuing year.
J. P. ALLlfOND, 1
<l«c 17-cod las Eeoreiar/.'
VTOTICK TO KRAL KMTATK UWN.
Xl ► KB.—Those who sell or transfer
Real Rs'ate, and do not wish to pay toe
tax of 1*79 will oblige the undersignal by
leaving a notice thereof at our offioa, that
may aseeas it to the proper owner«.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYN1,
e<l
wa
m
_ _ City Ass was ora.
Office, No. 10, K HlxUi Hi., batweau
Market and King. Honrs,8a.
*2 to 0 and 7 to 8 o. m
, to 12 rn,
OaolA9w
S TOCK UOLDRR8 M RETING.
Owwivu O» Till Dilawabb R. R )
Compart, Dovbr, Dee. 19, 1878. (
Tbe twenty -seventh annual meeting
tbe Stockholders of this Company, will be
held In their ollee, at Dover, on Thursday,
January 9th, 1879, a« 12 80o'clock, p. m ,
when an eleotion will he held for Directors
and a Treasurer to serve the ensuing year.
M Mat In,
Secretary.
ai
dveSO-aodtm
LECTION NOTICE.
I mow National Hawk of >
Wilmisotor, Dec. 14, 1878. \
Tbs annual eleotion for nine Directors,
will ba held al the banking house, on Tuas
day, the Fourteenth day of Jasusry, 1*79.
between ibe hoars of iwo and flour o'clock .
JOHN PEOPLES.
Cashier.
E
In the afternoon.
dec 1 4-and te
t pLECTION NOTICE.
!i Natiowal Ba*« or Wilmihs- >
TOW AWD BhAIIiTWINI, )
irgton. Dal., Dec. 14, 1FT8 )
Notice la hereby given that a.i election
will be held at the banklug house,
14th day of January,
hours or 2 and 4 o'clock,
nose of »leciing nine (9)
the entiling year,
decls-lino
Wll
the
1879 , between the
i). in, fhr the pur
IMrectors, to serve
K RICE,
Cashier.
Ï .7LECTION NOTICE.
j Tita N »TioHAi. Ha
I j Tub N *ti«xai. Have or Dai.
AWAkta, at Wit.uiaoToiv, 1
Notice is hereby gi
of thin InstItution.lhat
he held ni I be hahking house
Jmiimry 14, )h 7S, bolw
and
electing
. 14, »78.
t lo li e Hlockhold
eleci ton will
ou Tuesday,
rs of two
r o'clock. I». ni.,for Die purpoite of
: seven Directors, to serve for tlie
It XI. KWbANKt),
Cashier.
ihe hou
dec!4-te
lection notice.
Finer N atiosai. Rasi o w
Wll.MISSIOV,
Wilmliutan, Del . Dec. 14, 1878
Notice In hereby given that the
moling of the dock hold
will he h*-ld hi th<> bunking house, en .
)lay, Urn 14lh «ley «if January. IH79 bsiwoe
the hours of * aod 4 «»'slock , p.
in ell-el Dig nine Btockholdsrs, to
Directors »be ensuing year.
UEO. D. A RM MTKONG.
E
.
of the bank
Taea
, f« r the
n*
year.
fRONG,
«I«
il4- te
'Oil« E— By virtue oi an Act of the
General Assembly pass'd st Dover
b. a, 1FI7. 1 hereby give notice lo hold*
t.f Delawaie >ute bon«ls. that I ahull
attend at the l'liliadelnbla National Bank
In the city or Philadelphia, «luring the
business hours or that bank,on the Lh
first secular da* s of January. |h 7 'j, prepar
redeem aud pay „tr ail tu« b«»i,«I h
from No. 192 to 275. both inclusive of the
denomination of one thousand dollars
euoh.ofllie issue of the bonds of tbe .Stale
ol Dr lu
A«>d fr«»
tbe in
ß
■
der dato <jf J
er the said Jan 1st, l»fly,
Id »»onds will cease.
THUS. H. GiLEs, Hat* Treas.
Office of tale Treas,, Dover, Nov, l,
l-JlavvlJ«»
. 1. Isftft.
><1 ufl
«.t
OTICK-TO WATER RENTERS.
^1 Orrics vvatbb Dbfamtmbvt /
WitsisuTof, dsl., Dec. letb, iris. (
Ttie bills for i»4i ure now rsa«ly and pay
ai le at tlie registrar's office, No. PM) M
ket street. The law requi
or bei«
N
that all hills
January SIM, 1849, the
»I the hill ; those paid during the
month of February, five per cent addi
tional, those paid during the month of
March, ten per cent, additional, and any
amount remaining unpaid after April Ul,
1879. the registrar is required to ha
ferrule.« withdrawn and
Um recovery of the amount d
k a c'L'
s
the
it inmilutud ft»r
, ami ihe
waUr will not be lei into such premises
until Hucti arrears, with assessment»» an«i
02 for drawing ferrules
hours, 9
paid. Offlse
in to 4 p in.
W. J. MORROW,
Registrar.
decll-«
« I-Jan,feh,erst
PUBLIC SALES.
i*i iii.icj sale:
Will be sold at Public Hale, on Monday.
January I3U», 1879. at 2 o'clock, p. m.,on
the »»remises, tlie farm of the late Robert
Ilunbanus, situated In Christiana
udred,
near Tlioriipson'« bridge, on the Brandy
wine, above Rockland, about 6
W IlmingloH, 1 m
tbe W.AN.R.K,
Tue farm Is well located, being conven
ient to schools, mills, anu houses of public
worst)ip, and contains
from
Gtt from Hwane's station,
lOfS ACREN,
?0 of which Is woodland, the remainder be
ing well cultivated land. The buildings
oonsiMt of a two-Nlory sione mansion, a
tenant house, a g<*xl »toneand frame barn,
with stabling for 10 head of cattle and C
horses, carnage house, and oilier out
buildings. Also an excellent spring house,
w 1 tii a never-falling «prune. Tlie farm is
welt watered with streaeisof water, which
There Is also a large upple
orchard, pares and other fruit.
Conditions will be ma«le known on day
of sale. No posipotn ment on accountof
weather. WILLIAM L. WILHON
8. G. ttbarpley, Auct. deo20-3ld*ttw
fall.
FINE FURNITURE
W. «& D, McElwee,
Offer for »ale, a largo and carefully select
ed stock of
NEW & SECOND-HAND
FURMTU RE,
AI their store,
Vo. 504 Tatn«ll Nlrcct.
Goods
oott-6ra
dll he sold to salt parshasers.
0 iiWODDRUFt' dt UU
TOUACCOH,
CIGARS, PIPES. &c.&c.
No. 13 NORTH THIRD ST.,
pqilamltmu.
f. L* Wtonsvrft
iavt
O a.MMw
F
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P*/,
f
W. M. Kennard & Co.
Ifo. tttl Ylurltrt bUrcet.
Wilmington, Del.,
I.nrORTERH
E
*4
-UF
GU1NET BLACK SILKS
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
There Is nothing more appropriait lhau a I
Black Bilk Dress of the above reliable Jf
r I
KI I) GLOVES 1
FOR (glKISTMAK PRÏSEMTS
AlheotfCcmplaiing Ui. purcliaw of Kid
S OT)«, ». p retenu to friend., ationld be
re l. . «cuis th. acknowledged rtoodard
the world—Ui.
.
Trefouame !
Trefoiuae !
r«. Traînasse A Co. wert kdjadg.
e<l two gold i.sdsls st tbs Fern Iipost
tlon—the highest honors awarded any
ufteotnrer.
Also, our elegant French Kid Glove«, in
all shade# and sises.
3 Batten,
*-r y
m
• 19»
8
If
Gants de Buads,
Castor Back. _
Ladles' lined fur-top dog skin gl0vea.il 7»
NOTH.—We sell none bat FifenskKkl
Gloves.
s
- 1 8»
4
1 g»
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Evsry description of
Flaecy-Lined Gloves.
Flaacy-Llnad Glove*.
Flcacy-Llusd Gloves.
At Low Prims.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Wabava an nnusuallr ahaiaa siasortasant
P.
of
POCKET BOOKS.
POCKMT BOOKS.
POCIMT BOOKS.
And as ws buy tbsss (ooda prlnelpaJly
His Xolldaya, tbay are naw and rvskl
al prloaa fVom Hit ata to «• j.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRjCSBMTt.
W« karaCallnloid
*
BRUSHES & COMBS!
In While, Blue and Card Inal. also alias
line of olbar qualllie*.
FOIt CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A beautiful assortment of Ladles' and
Gant lem* n's Fancy Hordered and Whits
Hemstitched Hand kerchiefs.
The beat Ladites' Hem stitched Haadker
chiofs for 12)4
BF" W«j sell none hut all.linen « Is.
have ever efTered.
It
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ties and Scarfs
of
TIES AND SCARFS.
TIES AND SCARES.
by
Hoaio b> nutiful ami new uiyJ
Ish, G
and I.
lirely new.
of Hpan
pure Milk, Embroidered Japai.es.;
Ties and .Scarfs, flies«* are
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
KmbroMered cloth table covers, ft CO
each ; former price $3 80.
1'iano (»»vers al »8 00 ; former price *8.09.
lc
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
iMdite' and Gents' Silk Ihndkerehitft.
I.udiee' and Gents' Silk Hnndkercniefs.
Ladie»' aud Gents' Silk IhmdkercM^fe.
Ladies' and Gents * Silk ILendkerchief§.
in twilled, brocadud and bandana,
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESBNTS.
The Umbrella Dej/artmeni.
Hit Umbrella l)ej»artrnent.
The Umbrella Department.
The Umbrella Department.
Hhow a magnificent <;«>ll«|-ctlon of goods
sslt-ciad especially for ttie holiday trade.
SHk Umbreilae.
Silk Umbrellas.
Sitk Umbrella ».
With natural woo«!, horn, p«arl and ivary
handles.
Alpaea Umbrella».
Alpaca Umbrellas.
Alpaea Umbrellas.
From 89 «) to 19.00.
immense »toc» of o<»lwin and giagham
umbrellas fr«m $1 .tlO to fl.tn.
FOB CHRISTMAS PRESBNTS.
Ws have a large stock of
DHENH GOODS.
DUES18 GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
At 12#, If, 90, SO and 7i et»
Among them will be ftnind some of tbe
Greatest Bargains ever plaoed
osuatsr,
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
. rM.ll
LADIES' COATS.
LADIE* C0ATS.
LADIES' COATS.
Ws will take advantage of this period lo
oiose out our stock of Ladles' Coals, ana
many NICK PRESEN TH maybe tmnd
in this department, without a grvat outlay
of money.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
We nave lert
of a purchase of five eases or 300 pair«,
whlst\we will closeoulat wholesale priées
Also, beautifully embroidered "BaBY"
Blankets au«l Marseilles (guilts. A mare
acceptable present. In luany shs«« sobUI
not be given.
»jr We have not spac« to
dreds of other articles
early attention of ladhs desiring «*•«»!•»•
and UNi-ful gmsls for holiday prsseuis^at
prices In conformily lo the limes.
case •! RLA N K KTS oat
entlon hun
woll worthy the
W- M. Kennard & Co»
No. 621 Market St.
side.
Four doors below Seventh 8». west
Wilmington, Del.
dsslAdlf
ran sale.
F
O t WALK.—A nrst-clauM jam P r0l)r .
ty. Apply to H
EVANH PENNINGTON.
AUmond'« Building, sib * M.rkot 8t*
<U»I8 e<Ki3t
I* J ? A * J I*' CHEAP.—A house
r stable in a villain*, close t.< » k. k
P*/, , to ., K V a N H P KN N IN GT ON
Allmond's Building, Mlh A Market mU
decis eodst
f jlUll ItKN r. Heveral 3«t story rot
1 Ifce Oaaetfee building.
ami
Au
is in
JUR KENT—The
E
*« sond story f ron i
room of the Telegraph Building. N. y
•orner of Third and Market streets it i>
*4 read y furnished and suitable for a bust,
ness office. Five Loan Associations meet
Miere and pay th»* rent, making ibc
actually fr« e to the person
ply io
room
.. ' tlr, f 1C Ap
K. B. FRAZER,
Clerk of City Council.
--•tf
vsttR
Jf
*«•« ud l>*.llln,, H*. «01
iSiSSS"
*rd«r. Apply I«
I». CII.4KDM:it
No *04 Hi» Kt
—- e 1
NAI.E.
. For Hnl«.
Four bonding lou at a. onrnrr From
and Jack.au .tract..
*"• KH» lu Jackaon between Muh am)
BAVsnth.
Fivs lou In Fifth kitwan Van Hnren and
Harrison streets.
Flvs lots on Gilpin Avenus between Har
rison and Broome streets.
S ve lou adjoining and north of the abeve.
ve lots al B. W. corner Harrison and
Lavarlng Avenue.
Two lou on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lou on Pennsylvania Avenus and
Fourteenth street.
THOM AH R. LALLT,
Resl Estate Agent,
809 Market nlrtsi.
daaftS-tf
F OK KALI.
A Store Property, will, is terra of
Mad, good brick dw.lllogbouts «mlother
•ul-bulldlnga Pries »9, Sun. A bsrgtlc.
Apply to ETaNH PEN W INUTOa,
oalt#. Kiiblb and Market «ta.
F
OK BALE.
Of 188
—A high'y improved An
..~.a«,In While Clay Creek hun
dr«d. All enclosed In Oeagn Hedge. Dl
vlded into five flslds.
•Aiard in full bearl
Joining the farm.
m
Large apple or
ng. Public school ad
BulldlDgs-Large Man
sion,Doable Tenant House, Barn, Granary
d all other buildings neoeesary
Azat class farm, smiles from station on
P. W. A B R. H. Centrally losated. I!
aillas from Wilmington. Applyio
JNO. W. WHITEMAN.
Raal Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth street
<»ot>l-wAs<l-w
Wilmington, Del.
DOB NALE.-At |»rlecs that wil
* pmr to purshasr.
»• Dwell 1 1»*«
175 Bulhllug Lots.
m Parma.
•lasd Btrlfiffs vested
J T. III.ALD.
orlgag«' Hi
uetl^hà w
Beal Pat Aie sad M
'
A LL PEKBONB who wish to Rent, *
•r sell Farms,
pense hy entering their i. aines Ht
wHii er an'h farm agency,
No. 2 West FourthBt.
e troubleau
»7
t-5. lew-A wff
Pratt's Astral Oil
Hupplles fu'ly the want for h perfeetlj
fe and reliable illuminating Oil for fum
ily us« 1 , fr«e not only fro in the «längere
plosion but from the danger of tbe tluli
Igniting should the llgi.led lamp be upssl
It li put up ln 1 gal, and 5 gal. tin «anl
«•h of welch is close«! with a rneial «-a
fHciurer's xlamp. lia
bearing the
Ing handl« «1 several huiulreds of thousan«
of gallons of this oil without a single . sc
King rrom Un U!
mend It
dent
demlliy rec
and safe oil. For
a perfectly pul
le wboleMAb- und r* lu
 JAM KM BELT,
by
. Hixth A Market His.
Cc
Physician»' Pocket Case», ling;
Lase«, Ac., for sale by
Z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. t* ixih ft Market Sts
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.-T
most complete stock, and the larg^t a
sortment of Surgical Instruments « ver e,
hibilid in this city. For sale at New Yo|
illustrât«-«! caialogucs furntsbl
Z. JAMES BELT,
Tor. HlxUi A Market ms
Prof. J. A. Going's HorseRcuieJi
(Veterinary Editor of "SfnntuJ !U* '/Inui j
Going's Worm Desiroyer, Copeman'sTd
lc Powder, Going's colic I*«»wtler. Golnl
Cough I*ow«ler. Going « •• Anulumy/'f
Horse.'' (A card—skeletoti up«
locaU-d every important «ils«
tlie horse is liable ) All the abo
by the Agent, Z. JAMES hfcLr,
Wholesale A Rural« Druggist
Cor. Sixth A M rhet «
UDUB'BKWBTJIKtT,
Braces. Trusses, Elfi
Enee C»P*. H >' rlu
»7
a hi
to wi
foi
For Hupp«)rler»
Ntoekluga, Anklets
aF"Private Room. La«ly Attendaid
Private entrance for Ludu-s at w
Hixui street. UL , r . n
Z. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggy
Corner Slxtli ami Mark« *
Wl linlwgton. Delawai
ïho Beal Qualities of
AT WILLIAMS
PUIBTi
Ac.
Tub Kon Kbi.ib»>» *'
MB1IICIB».
At Ninth »nil M»rk
Choira PEKIMTMICKY, CÜLOUNB8
a-'-käC
At Ninth and MarH
A etioloelBiporual Key We»l, l'ri J o"f
Weetor ur ^ ey wl J L f.VMf
EXTRAC
Chois« FLAVORING
Strong and Pure,
At Ninth and M»r
AT WILLI
meIUCAN A IMPOBTBUJ*
At Ninth and Mari
*• Gel ths best " WILLIAMm
CEOUS DENHFRILB»
AT WILLIAM
in iMtpenitn
Fine A
Cfèsiee Uoedb. Aeneratv
ReoionabU I'ncf*
pr*)»chiptio»®J
Ninth ami M« ri
WILLIAMS'
apl2-tf
■ ora
shirt®
In offering our
CELEBRATED SHI
To the public, wo would »U J°" r
Mon to the following points.
iiv r« lC
LOW
i»nie 'it
Being cheaper than »he
be made at home.
Bnautindly Flnl.bed.
Perfect In Fit.
^Ktf.w y ;.\.hc«u..in.
are Fell« 0 - f „ pl <m
to give perftfi
Tlie Seams
And guar«nteed
* Try them and you
For sale hy ^ » m
C. S. MOKGA^
45äJ M»rhet 8(rec«^
watt
will buy do
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WM- »• , c
No. 1009 Market s
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