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a I TIWK TABLE.
— *
0". ïiut T " t, ou, 1
i® 1 ». Inis li l/ use, 3.90, «.do,
9 9.46, p. m. Onttundays: 2.0V.
?&*'£»/ i.8 # i Ä: Taw, 13 8®, !
* ° r Sunday* ; 1 «>• m. Me.p. m.
tire and Washington: 1261, 2.10, i
, « RT, Uj*» 1 M * 10-38,pm.;tlun
i no» U ^t 56 * p ra; no Sunday i
L ' I
pastle: 620, 918 a ih, 1 0Ö, 6 30 p (
Hundsy t JJ*î n# 9 , 0 a m; l Oö, 6 30
Sunday train. * !
A Northern R. R.: 6 26 a
*'"iÆrn !
, !hvh jo30a in. a
& AKKIV*'aT WILMIWOTOl*.
„ 12 44, s »4 » 10 1 lid a rn ;
rV 12 07,2 99, i Bl, Ö 04, 6 20,
Ö |0 ir m ; on Sundays : 12 43,
30,10 22. II 10 pm
" Vn. X • 1 nii, H 34 a iu; 12 44, 12 67
* 1 * Sunday» : 12 43, 1 06
are
P m •
I tt p m.
2 04,8 4*», 9 41. A m; 12 27,
Sundays: 2 04 a m
lint
,/j ib p U»;
Kington : 2 01 am 12 27, 12 8«
t j» in; on Hundays: 2 04 a m ; 946
ue,.wilts 4 001.11) i no Sunday
1210 m;
ft »0 am;
Castle: 4- .
• ui» Sunday trains.
. h K. 8 80 13 10 a in
Sunday trains
A Northern R. R-: 8 06,
pm; no Sunday
_Western K. K.:
n "on Sundays : 6 0#nm.
jâ wM.aiNOTON LEAVE FHIL
ADKLi'UIA.
«.I street and Washington ave
■vi HM, 10 30, 11 16 a m; 2 30, 3 30,
u' 6 15,8 48, 11 80 pm; on Bun
i, 6 00,8 48, 11 30, p m.
coud and Market atreeta:
12 18, 3 60 , 9 30, 1130 pDi;
davs: 9 30. 11 30 v m.
»P
»war«
m. no
nlngton
9,7 35
tralua.
: 7 68 a in ;
[rly-Si
UAII.KOAUH.
Ihbl'HIA, WILMINGTON A
1.M0HE KAIL ROAD.
Novem Wr 10,167».
111 louve Wilmington a« follows
Lhlaand Intermediate Htatlons,
[ 10 UU ». II»., 2 30, 4 00, 7 20,
phi a i Kxpress) 9.CO, 9.P0, a m.
1 • 2 37,7 08, 9.80, a m
d New \
S 10. p. Ul.
e ami Intermediate Stations,
earn! Hay Line, 7.08, a. m.
■ e and WM»hluglon,12Bl, 2 is,889,
11.5,14, 10 26. 1>. m.
r Delaware Division, leave for:
tile,4.20, 9.16,a. m. 1.08,6 30, p.m.
[ou and Intermediate Htatlons,
1 V.,6.30 p. in.
anil intermediate Htatlons 9.15
HD5DAT TRAIN».
>hla and Intermediate Stations
.1)0. 6..*,
la ami
frew York, 2.09, a. m ,
anil Washington, 12 51. 2 10
r Information passen«
the time table» posted al the
B. F. KENNEY,
Htuterlnlendent.
ers
I HITS !
In offering our
RATED SHIRTS,
1 call your atten
1 ic, we
owing point» :
,V IX PRICE,
the same quality
ho
Ifully Finished.
It in Kit.
the Muslin.
r i.tecil to give |>erfect satikfac
n an I you
ill buy no other.
s. MORGAN
Murkel Sired.
3m
. R. BUTLER.
well.
10 IVIarket St.
ship
are
to
for
i
it sale a large assort men of
!
II and ORNAMEHTAL
ARTICLES,
sur
1 1-K ITOK
lAY PRESENTS.
ITUANtj WAV1MUH BANK
M MA KK ET HTKKKT,
rakATau January U4.1,1661.
ija-ive (leiHwiuidally from 9 A
i r M , ami on TuemlHy »na Hau
t i ?L. r ". m 7 •» * o'clock.
ri;;\ NNlA '- dividend,
1"' >' April and October.
W wenoH ar»- not withdrawn they
■f.m, Thus permanent
P^upoucu their Interest twice iu
j, manaueks.
" a*«yUi, i George W. Bush,
own J George 8, Capelle,
• Benson, [M. L. LlcheuHiein,
I Edward Darlington
i.. „ H. Jackson,
U aÎo ' H * «will,
Anthonj Higgins
CAPELLE Ä Ä 8'
' RTt'ave i£ r V denl -
_ r * TAYLOR. Treasurer
national, bank
na» o. ° F ' Wll.MlNOTON.
OUT o» TM* Public MoNaya
JIAL AGENTS OE THE
TED HTATEH. "
led
'K»,
UN
D BETTS, PHMinkkT.
Ä^G,- Ä
Äära
e fur
arge.
U llay», Monday« and Thursday.
B.8$$* VT0R »
Ikey,
Mr Comb,
unes.
D«»r K e w. Bu.h,
Ell Garrett,
'I Bancsolt. Jr
lH:. B - sharp.
AJII» .MARKF.T 8 T 8 .
DRESS GOODS
' r ®*UUCED PU ICES.
& Black Silks.
Direct from the Importer.
ÏÏS Si. CASSIMERES.
7601 kl «ck we bare
Al "0 a full n n# of
ever offered.
ÄS*«"
Per yard,
■ B. 8HARP,
lfc UABKET *
BT8.
OleonarKarlB«-Arilflcl«l Uul
t*r.
Hy *" act Of the last General Assembly
of Maryland, approved April 5. 1KJ8, it
was made obligatory on any person »«II
or oaring to »«II any artlcu or sub
stance in »vinblance of butter or cheese
not th« legitimate product of the daity,
and not made exclusively ol m Ik or
cream,^ but into which the oil
animals, not produced from ini k, enters
aH a coinporieut. part the reel, to »tamp,
brand or mark on every tub, box, hi kin
nr package the word "Oleomargarine." —
Jn case of retail sale the set provide» that
lhe » e * ler ® h «' 11 . '*.'liv«Pr with each ».tich
a written or printed label bearing plainly
1
fat of
<
the word "Oleomargarine," under the
jienalty of one hundred dollars for each
violation of the act. This stringent law
has prevented the introduction of oleo
margarine butter into
being at least 8|>«rially sold
title. If sold at all it must, therefore, he
sold surreptitiously and w ith a full know
ledge of the risk incurred. Elsewhere,
in other States of the Union and in for
eign countries, this artificial butter finds
a sale—limited in the first case, large iu
the last. Yet the manufacture flouishes.
It is reported, on what appears to lie good
authority, that iu tiie United States two
millions of dollars have been invested in
the business, the largest factories for the
manufacture of this artificial butter being
in New York and Philadelphia. The
New York company sold, it is said, in
one large contract, in 1870-7, no less than
3,21*0,000 pounds, and in another contract
in 1877, no less than 1,000,000 pounds of
oleomargarine butter.
Up to the end of February la t, accord
ing to Dr. Mutt, It bad reduced no less
than H,000,000 pounds of animal fat to
butter, w hich, allowing, as est imat*'d,one
sixth of the weight of the crude material
for 1« s» in manufacture, would leave
over six an 1 a-lialf millions of pounds of
th » ailiticial butter to be disposed of
either for domeri ic cousumption or for
export. The great bulk of the demand
has been thus far for shipment to foreign
countries. This new commercial pro
duct, though highly approved by experts
abroaJ, and regarded as a valuable ad
junct to the food supplies, has never at
tained to any large sale with us. Else
where it is «the* wise. In France it is
said to be iu general use, neaily all the
hospitals using it. 1 u Austria one factory
manufactures two hundred tons annual
ly, chiefly for export, and theie are also
oleomargarine factories in mar y paits of
Germany. Whether the quality of this
product be good or bad, whether it be, as
alleged, quite as nutritious as real butter,
there appears to be almost everywhere a
popnlar prejudice against it when it is
offered for sale as oleomargarine. Abroad,
where it is put up in firkins and sold as
genuine but er, it finds many customers.
There is no !aw tie re making a distinc
tion between the real and the spurious
article, and the very fact that many of the
factories profess to be large exporters is
proof that it is difficult to force its sale
for domestic consumption in the vicinage.
Laws like that of Mary land, making it a
misdemeanor to nril oleomargarine for
other than it ically is,
marked effect in restricting Its consump
tion, even though »11 tiie analytical
chemists »hau Id declare, as some of the
now do, that it contains all the consti
tuents ol genuine butter, and is better
than much of it.— Unit. Sun.
markets, none
nder that
j.
on Id have
Au Old Sailor** Complu! ill
II looked ton
And
Foreigner* Manwhuf
Foreign Songs Heard in Our «hips.
N arg,
(hi
li
nul
To the Editor of The Hi n —
The United Slates ship M;
at tlm Biooklyn Navy yard to-d.iy. T
persons living iksliurc »he might hav
looked well, hut, ala»! an America
arrived
ell
a »hip looks
lor
M ar
Id not say that tin
well. She did not look like
man-of-war hy
ci
Yankee
shot. No Y
kee
aii
wolored
1 .»aw had
All our ships that e
of-war that eve
r 1 saw, and
profess to have seen a few, had black
inted »pars, and white-painted lower
bite mastheads, atni that
.ay all ships looked well. If 1 haml't
mi the good old A wer loan flag at her
spanker peak I would have taken the
Marion for a ''lime-juice."ship, or English
ship of war. It is too had. When 1 first
shipped in the navy, everything about it
looked American ; but things have
changed very much for the worse,
don't know just how many men there
are in the navy, but I do know that it
would not take mu long to count the.
American», for it is a
find ten Americans in auv ship in the
navy. As to the officers, I don't pretend
to know much about them, but I know
they are not like they used to be, for be
fore and during tho war they came for
honor, but that is more than I can say
for those that have taken their places.
There are some gentlemen among them,
but they are few ami far between.
In any Uuited States ship of war you
visit, you will not find more than seven
per cent, of Americans. About fifty per
cent, are llnglisli mau-of-wai's- men. Iu
tact, the English have almost got the
whole charge, as it is not safe to be heard
saving that you are an American. Then
the Germans are 'J5 per cent., and the
Scandinavians and others, 23 per cent.
There is no rule laid down for shipping
The order comes from Washing
many men, regardless of
nation dity. So long
as they pass the doctor and answer the
questions, that is all that is required. I
hive known men to ship in the navy
that could not speak any kind of Eng
lish. 1 don't know that unv criminals
come, but they might, for all we know,
as they are never asked for a reference.
If they answer that they have been to
sea before, although they have not been
in the uavy, that i» enough, and then
they are asked a few question» about a
ship, ami are passed.
It is a rare tiling to hear an Ameri;an
song sung in the navy at present, I can
tell you. But it is not a rare thing to
bear a ''lime juice," or a Dutch »ong or
»tory. I do wish it was as it used to be
before and during the war, for then it
would be a navy, butai present you
for tramps and
As it is, an
pars.
i
!
musts, an
I
thing now to
men.
ton to »hip
recommendation
mialit call it a lein«
runaway foreign sailors.
American sailor don't car« about staying
in the navv, because lie has no Ute
He is watched worse than a
there. _ ,
tliief, and punished for the least offence.
There is no allowance made for him, be
ing an American, hut if a Dutchman or
an Englishman is the offender, he is ex
cused For not knowing any better. The
majority of the present U
navy oflieers don't like a sailor that has
any grit in him, and all American»», Hall
in particular are noted for their grit.
Those Englishmen and Dutchmen would
lie. d«wn ami let an officer walk on
them, hut no American sailor win ne
walked on if he knows it. At least I
It was only the other day that I heard
four or five English man-of-wars men
shipped in our navy blowing about the
Bi îtish navy aud British Government
being so much better than our'»,and about
bow quick England could lick uh, until 1
couldn't »tana it any longer, and 1 told
them to dry up, and asked them it they
knew where they were. They turned on
*
me like ho many lions, and X thought
they would tear me to piece». The up
shot of it was they got the bettor of mu.
concluded to say no more, and, for the
Hak« of getting along, thought I would
try bereifter to he an Englishman
Dutchman, but it wouldn't work. My
American grit got the better of me.
Please »ee If you can't help to get up an
American na^y again Sneak a word
for the Hoys in Blue. Condemn the for
eign rules that exist here, and ask
tin- adoption of American rules instead.
Jan. 20, 187'J.
or a
Truk Blue.
The Berate Committee on Commerce
had a long session on the New York
house iionn valions yesterday,hut
came to no decision. It. is expected they
will be disposed of to-day.
No confirmation lias been received in
Washington of the report that Kitting
Bull has crossed the Canadian boundary
into American Territory.
all
by
New' Yoke, Nov. 26, 1877.
Dr. V. W. Blanchard: During the
past year I ha
preparations or
py to say they have met
prescribed your various
Food Cure, and feel hap
my most
expectations,giving to patients long
enfeebled tty blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dosing, the medod nutrition
and nerve force.
Prof. CLEMENCE H. LOZIKK, M ■ D.,
Dean of Horn. Med. College and Hospital
lor Women, New York.
A
Is
ja 20-12
FUit 8 A LsK.
FFiCE OF M M. CHILD.
0
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
NO. 4 WKKT SEVENTH STKEET.
(Exchange Building )
I offer for sale the following described
dwellings. situaUd In Wllmingtou :
No, 1—A large, double, two and a half
stone house, with two and a half story
hack buildings, with large front, side and
hack yard and all the modern Improve
ment», with handsome terraced front
No. 2.—A tine 3 story brick dwelling on
6th street near Washington, modern Im
provements, large side yard, good loca
tion.
No. 3 —Beautiful three-story brick, with
three-story hack building, and Ohio gray
stone corner», »limited on Delaware ave
, containing U rooms, In good order,
with the modern Improvement*
No. 4.—A large three-story brick, with
three-story hack but Id lug shoaled at No.
1203 Delaware avenue, In complete order,
with all modern Improvements. Term»
easy and possession at once.
No. 6.—,» ihree-story bricks on Washln
ton strtet, between )2th and 13lh, with h
ihe modern improvements, with front,
side and hack yard, and beautiful portico»
In front.
No. 6.-8 two-story brick» with two-story
back buildings, with modern convenien
, »Hunted on Lombard street above 10th.
Terms accommodating, new and com
plete.
No. 7 —Four new two-story brick houses
on Walnut street between llth and 12th —
Term» accommodating.
No. 8.—Fine three-story brick dwelling,
No. 20*i West Htieet. with modern Improv
ed», possession at once.
No. 0 — Large lhree-»tor.v brick dwelling,
with all the modern improvements, in
plete order, situated on Market street,
bet ween 121 h and 13lh; lot 160 feet deep.
No. 10 —Brick stable, on West 12th street
near Market, lu good order, wllli a good
yard back.
No. 11.—Lot with green house thereon,
at the northwest corner oi Delaware Ave
; and Jeitersou streets.
No 12-Fine three and a half story brick
with Ihree-story hack buildings, situated
Market street between 8th and Dili, 2nd
door above MasonicTe
ein conveniences, also a stable
lhe hack end of lot.
location .or a physician.
No. 13.—Three-story bflck, No 907 Mar
ket street, lot extending through to Milp
ley street, (would take
part payment If locution would suit.)
No. lft.—Three story brick.7 rooms, No.
Jellersou street.
No. 16.—Three-»lory brick, with modern
riprovemeiits. No. 702 Tali ml I »tree .
N»>. 17_Three-story brick, No. 7<>4 Tat
No. 18.—Two-story brick on Union street
No iu_2 two-slory bricks on Loverlug
venue near LI
No. 2*'.—Frame house in Mel
No. 21— Splendid dwelling
ton a hove Tenth, wi h Iront pon
der. A1
I
ilh all mod
King
.Splendid
p.e,
Her house
li
nul
I
•il ville.
a»hlng
aml
many oili
t of Market »treet.
yard. In excellent
ci « both tust and
FOR RENT.
for rent the following
M. M. Child off»
dwellings:
Market street.
•* 1317 Delaware avenue.
" 121-3 Delaware aveu
" 202 West street.
*' 217 Jefferson »tree!.
" 828 Washington street.
" 1112 King street.
*o5 Shipley- street.
" 12(J8 Delaware avenue.
•• 9t> Delaware avenue.
'• 92o Madison sireet.
" 331 E. Fourth street.
822 W. Fouith street. •
Apply to
M M. CHILD,
No. 4 West seventh street.
Jan2l-tf
OK H6NT—Second.«lory front room
OK H6NT—Second.«lory front room
in Gii/.clle building, 416 Market street.
Apply ut this office. _
F
71 OR SA L E.—Two two-siory Bnek
J Dwellings iu Sycamore sWeet, near
..faiyland Avenue. Cheap, and only NW
cash required on botli. J T. HjcaM).
Janl 1.15,18 « )a>ton House BulldMig.
nUk HALE,
_F A Store Property, with 15 acres of
Sand, good brick dwelllnghouse and other
out-buildings. Price #3,6uo. A bargain.
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
oc 119. _ Eighth and Market et».
OR HALE.—Four new two-story six
Walnut street,
F
room brick houses,
between llth and 12th street». For Infor
mation apply to J. Augustus McCaulley.
Seidel, Hasting A Co's, Rolling mill, or
dec94-lm*
BOo Del.
lie.
F OR SALK.— A highly improved farm
of 103 acres,In WnlteClay Creek hun
tired. All enclosed ln Osag» Hedge. Di
vided into five fields. L*ar»e apple
chard in full bearing. Public Softool ad
lolnlng the farm. Buildings—Large Man
sion,Double Tenant House, Barm Granary
_d all otl er building» neoesÄry on a
first class form. 2 mile» from station
p. W.A B. K. K. Centrally located. 9
lies from Wilmington. Apply
JNO.W. WHIT EM
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth street
oct21-wAsd-w Wilmington, l'e
or
on
to
AN.
For Sale.
Foui building lots at H. corner Fi nt
and Jackson streets. .. ,
Three lots lu Jacksou between »Ixth nd
Seventh. v j_
lots in Fifth between Van .^uren and
Harrison streets.
Five lot» on Gilpin Avenue between hîr.
rlson and Broome streets.
Five lot» adjoining and north of ühe above,
lots at H. W. corner Harrison and
Loveriug Avenue.
lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street. _ A „
THOM AH R. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
602 Market street.
F
a
Ki
I
1
on
i
Fl
dec28-tf
B KSIT8 Collected bu«I Propvr
llc« Carcftilly Maua*e4.
C«BVf,antluit *ecura««ly Ex
eciiied« Iil'iAlil» & 4. ft.*
Clayton House Builaluff.
Ja n4-s>kw im ___
F OR RENT.—House. Blacksmith and
Wheelwright Shop«, in the »tb Ward
Apply to T. L. MUUoLSlr
Janft-uawtf
A LL FEKHONS Who wim to Rent, buy
or sell Farm», may nave trouble and
pen»e by entering their name« at
Vhiteman's farm agency,
NO, 2 Weil FourthBt.
sep6-'Htaw-Awtf
THE BLANCHARD
Blood <& Hem FOOD
Isa Pure Concentrated LIQUID FOOD,
prepared directly from the
WH F AT KEHNEL
without Fermentation, and retaining ail
oi its
BLOOD NEUVE AND BRAIN
restoring elements in a natural .tale of
vital isatlon.
o
Nervous Debilitv
wiilrn underlies all forms of eim
ease,is
litis Fo<
'•For the
prescrits*!
AND NERVE FOOD to
all ages, from eighteen
tliree years. In every c
been exactly that claimed by you. It is
by far tlie most valuable ami reliable
Ionic I have ever met with.
Kdwakh Hutton Smith, M. D..
20 Irving Place, 6ew York.
do Dis
use ol
sjieedlly overcome by the
year past 1 ha
THE BL
constantly
ANCHARD BLOOD
in y patients ot
.tbs to elglity
the result lias
00 D
AlT XjAST
i
DRUGS
A Substitute For
FOOD Is inode a curative agent hy con
centration and artificial digestion
simple In Its application that The ad
vice of Physicians is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the hestmedl
cal skill has failed.
Many of Lhe best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCARDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD with the moat grat
ify lug results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumotive Patient,
sufferers from Mularial or Blood Poison
ing together with the entire list of com
plaints peculiar to the Female Hex find in
the use of this Food sure and speedy re
lief.
!
Is
Nrw York, November 26, 1677.
Dr. V. W. itl.AKCUAHD : During Uie
pre.crlbed your various
preparations of Fond Pure, and fuel happy
y most .anguine
past year J Im
to say they have met
expectut Ion», giving to pal i en is long
fee Died by blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dosing the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
Prof. CLEMENCE 8. LOZIER, M. D.,
Dean of Horn. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
Hundreds of oases of BRIGHT'» DIH
KAHE of the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgic and Rheumatic
I dseasea it is al most a spécifie Physical
and Mental Debility from the use of Alco
hol, Onium and Tobacoo or from any un
namable cause, find in this Food a natu
ral and pot remedy.
Fob the INTELLECTUAL Worker
lhe UiiAlUUAHU
Blood and Nerve Food
affords a certain au<l natural means oi
supplying the waste of the bral
ing lrom labor that will euable him to do
better and more work than ever before,
without danger of mental »train.
A » a remedy for the los« of Appetite and
want of vigor, physical and mental, la
children, this Food ha» no rival.
re«ult
11.00 »er Botllfi, orO for »5 00
BOLD BY ALL DRUOG18TS.
Or sunt hy Express
receipt of price.
Andover Theological Hbminakv,
AlJclover, Mass., March 29. Itf78.
Life Food Is an excellent thing. I
hesitation, after
Your
have
ol it, In recommending It in case... ~
chronic dyspepsia and nervous prostra
lion.
thorough trial
iH Ol
Rev. Dr. AUSTIN PHELPS.
THE BLANCHARD FOOD CURE
SYSTEM now receiving such popular ap
preciation Is dearly set forth iu a 64 page
pamphlet which will be sent to any ad
recelpt of 28 centN. Address,
dress
Blanchard'Food-Cure Co
£7 Unlou Square« Mew York.
y23-dlyeodA w
New Year 1879
Commence It right by going to
cni:p:p:E:isr 5 s
For your
TEAS and COFFLLo.
We have the best
50 CENT TEA,
AND
25 cent Breakfast Coffee
Sold In this city. Try them.
COFFEES FROM 14 CT8. lb. UP.
TEAS FROM 25 CTS. lb. UP.
a full line of hlgn grade Teas and
Coffees, and the best old Dutch Java Im
ported 3 lbs. for 81.00
OUR STOCK OF FANCY GOODS,
Al
Vases and Japanese Ware
offering low to close and make
room for New Uoods.
We
Sugars Mold at Cost.
Pure Pepper & Spices a Specialty.
N. B—We also give to purchasers of
Teas and Coffees elegant present» of Vases,
Glassware, Toys and Fancy Goods.
Crippen's Tea Stores
Me. 3 West Third St.»
—AND—
OGF^Only 3 doors from Market
street. Look for Red Fronts and
Name, Crippen.
riAflOR
PIA X «ft«.
For »aoo &U|iwards
WBOASTM
For »4S and Upwards
FOB GASH OB 1NBTAZ.MNTB AT
BOBEI KH A KIIO.,
710 MARKET ST.
ELAWABK CARPET HOUSE,
309 MARKET STREET,
D
ABOVE THIRD, WILMINGTON, DHL
Tbe cheapest laoe tn the city to bn» you
CAliPETS
OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS
ANL window shade
Henry Greebe
309 MARKET ST
N. B.—Rag Carpet woven to
and lowest mar kettest nottee
dMjor
CLOS X3STC3- OTTT I
In order to keep abreast with the progress of the times, and to prepare
for the coming SPRING TRADE, I will sell my Winter Stock nearly
(lost, (for cash only), and in order that I have good workmen, I must keep
them employed hy the year, which I do, and therefore look for a liberal
patronage.
at
Ferd Carson, the Tailor
233 Market St.
decl4 1y •
Poor Man's Friend Not Dead Yet.
ZE3I. FAYTSR,
20 8 M ABKET STREET.
Will be open an usual on MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, foe the sale of
MEN'S CONGRESS AND BUTTON GAITERS.
S08 Market St. 208
dccl4-3inos
THE ARCTIC ICE & COAL COMPANY
OFFICE, No. * HAST »ECOAD STREET
H tVE THE!
S3E2I
11ST THE CITY.
WM. PENN AND TURKEY RUN PUT IN SKLEARS FREE.
am
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. B. CONBOW & HON, Prop'rs.
dZS BBS 9
lyfl- If
Pratt's Astral Oil.
Bupplle» fully the want for a perfectly
safe and reliable IlluminatingOllfor fam
ily use, free not only from the danger of
explosion but from the danger of the fluid
Igniting should Lhe lighted lamp be upset.
It l.i put up ln 1 gal, and 8 gal. tin cans,
each of which 1» closed with a metal cap,
bearing the manufacturer'* stamp. Hav
ing bandied »everal hundreds or thousand»
o'gallon» of thi* oil without a single acci
dent resulting from IU use we can confl
de iillly recommend It as a perfectly
and safe oil. For sale wholesale and
Z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Hixth A Market Rta.
Physicians' Pocket Cases, Buggy
Cases, &c.,for sale by
Z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Mxlh A Market 8U.
«URG1CAL INSTRUMENTS.— The
most complete stock, and the largest as
sortment of .Surgical Instruments
hlbited In this city,
rices. Illustrated catalogues furnished
Z. JAM EH BELT,
Cor. Hixtn A aVIarket Ht».
Prof. J. A. Going's Horse Remedies
(Veterinary Editor of "Spirit of (he Tiitfi ")
Uoing's Worm Destroyer, Copeman's Ton
ic Powder, Going'» uollc Powder, Going's
Cough Powder. Going'» "Anatomy <>r the
Horse." (A card—skeleton upon which is
located every important disease to which
the horse is liable ) All the above foi sale
by the Agent, Z. JAMK8 BELT,
Wholesale A Retali Drngglst,
Cor. Hixth A Market HU*.
pure
retail
by
ever ex
For sale at New York
>y
la A IMF.N' DEPARTME IT,
For Huppor
Htockiugs, Anklets, K
, Braces, Trusses, Elastic
Caps, Syringes,
Ac.
«^Private Room. Lady Attendant.
> rivate entiance for Ladle» at No. 1 West
Hixtn street.
Z JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market greets.
Wilmington Delaw
1
Tho liest Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS'
Tiie Most Reliable Proprietary
Medicines,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY. COLOGNES. Ac.
AT WILLIAMS'
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West, Prideof Key«
Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS'
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Strong and Pure,
At Ninth and Market,
AT WILLIAMS
West
Fine AMERICAN A IMPORTED Soafs
A t Ninth and Market.
'•Get the best" WI' LIAMS' SAPONA
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS'
Chotee Goods, Accuracy in Jisponsinff and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS' PRESCRIPTION STORE
Corner Ninth aad Market
SDl2-tf
A GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OP
Boots and Shoes!
0APÜEL MeGMSKER
316 W.a »coud ML,
Is getting In his FALL STOCK of
Boots and Shoes, which he will be able to
sell at a GREAT REDUCTION from his
former prices. He wishes his friends and
public In general to give him a call, as
he Is determined ou keeping
the
good goods î
and selling them at
LOW PRICES!
ye27-d Aw3m
Now is Uie nme
TO BUY YOUB
STOVES
J
and GET YOUR
Heaters Put in Ordet.
1 have Just reduced the price of all Cook
, Parlor aud Heating Stoves to suit the
Uartl times. .
Call aud see the prices before you buy.
It. MÖBHISSOS,
Cor. Tlilr# Slilpley
N. B_Heaters oheaper Uian ever.
oovPtt _
in
H. KENT A CO.
D.
Importers and Manufacturers' Agents for
IKON,
IRON,
STEEL.
STEEL,
HARDWARE
HARDWARE,
AND COACH MATERIAL.
Have the Largest Stosk of Goods In tbe
6tate In their line, and best assorted slock
In the United stales,
NO. »0 AND 2t7 SHIPLEY AND MO
ND 812 ORANGE STREETS.
WlLMlIST
Oil.
David KGloskey
THF
HATTEIi.
SIS Market Street,
(Adjoining Opera House.)
t^Tha latest styles constantly on hand
Kll-ix
him n call.
U B E A. 4
e
niR
" 9
Third
1Vl|»nint£to*s.
street,
ar i
As Cheap as the Cheapest
ADAMS & BROTHER'S
Great Variety Stores!
A large and general assortment of
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS AND
HOSIERY.
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Rugs and Mattings,
Window Shades, Boots and Sl oes, to
-ware. Tin-ware,
Croquet, Toys and Dolls, in large variety.
Boy's Velocipedes, Express Wagon*,
Doll Carriage».
large variety.
Crockery-ware, G1
Wheel barrows
Baby Carriages in large variety.
Call and be convinced that we can an
will sell with tho cheapest.
ADAMS & BROTHER
506 MARKET STREET 506
W II I JN GTO?T,
DKLAWABK
N. R—FRUIT JARS
Fashionable Inrmtureï
J. & J. PC HARMAN,
Nu. - 4 IO klag Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL
ipectfuily lnfürxr the eitlj
Wilmington, md the sur*
9 continue
hand
ware
We re»
• % , * sens of
v ' rounding country th' :w
'? - to manufacture amt Keen o
at our large and long established
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany Kosewaod
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlar,
d»anlng-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture Is larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware«
and all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venltlan Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and oon
stautly keep a large assortment of Bprln
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
J. A J.N. HARMAN
PATENTS
obtained for new invention*, or for impramemmÉr
old ones, for medical or other compound», 9#
marks and labels. Caveats, Aeeignmente, *#
ferences , Appeals, Suite for tnfringemenie, trnm
all eases arising under the Patent Latce ,pi nsw
hi attended tn.—— Inventions that have W»
bp the Paêe*t ef
fet map still, 4*
_ most eases , ^ h e
patented oy us. tsexng opposite the V. S. Patern/
Department, and engaged in Patent businese wv
clusively, ice can make closer searcher, and $
Patents more promptly, and with broader elahtm,
Washington. ♦
send us a m ed
el or sketok/qf
your devise;
to paten
free ofsharge. All sorrespondence stri
fldential. Prices low. and NO CHAMO
LESS PATBWT 1» SMC UM BO.
Ws refer in, Washington, to Bon. PestmdSBr
General I). M. Key, Mss. V. D. Power, The Osrmtm -
Amsrisan national Bank, to cfleial* in the Ü. ■.
Patent Off es, and to Se n ato rs and Bepr—emAsÊBBe
in Congress : and evpoetalht to our shouts tn A
s Unifies and tn q— »Ja. Addrsm
!Üra«ÜÉSL.
REJECTED
nte fro
INVENTORS
M
ake examinations