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days: 2 04 a m; 9 4$
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AOELKH1A.
Krosd Street and Washington ave
H , " «0, 10 30. 11 4Ö a nr, 2 30, 3 30.
' 6 15,8 4ft, 1130 pm; on Suu
■ • 8 30am;8 60,8 4ft, 11 30, p m.
ridrtv-Second and Market streets:
i 2 in, 12 18, 3 ßß, 9 30, 11 30 pm;
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«JIKUMUX.
ADf.M'HlA, WlliMlNOTON «
XT1MOKK RAM. ROAD.
Novern k«r 10,1KI8.
„twill leiive WllinlnKton «.follow.
i)el»hift*nd Intermediate Hlations,
lo, 10 «0 a. in., 2 30, 4 00, 7 20,
JiHphla (Express) ft.no, 9.ro, a ni.
i. and New \ ora, x 37,7 Uö, v.flü. a m,
IÏ!' 5 40, p. m.
and Intermediate Btallens,
[moreand Bay Line, 7.08, a. m.
lm<-reand Washington, 1201,2 10,888.
7,101.5,11, 10 26, p. m.
is fur Delaware Division, leave f®r:
Castle, 6.20, 9.1ft, a. ra. 1.06,6 30 p.m.
lngtun and Intermediate B tat font,
m., I 05,6.3*1 p.m.
Hr and Intermediate Btatfonsft.lft
SONDAT TRAINS.
lila and Intermediate Hlations
00.6.36,
elplila and
.'C
k'ew York, 2.08, a. m ,
And Washington, 12 51, 2 10
fn liier Information passeng
à to the Unie tables posted at the
H. F. KENNEY,
Mimerlntendent.
en are
AKT1ZAMM SAVINGS ti V N K
802 MARKET STREET,
h ATK i) January 24d, l»6l.
to receive deposits daily from ft A
114 F. M-, and
eveiiiHgH from
EM 1-ANNI'A L DIVIDEND,
rly made In April and October.
I. (ltVl(lt'I)dh
Tuesday and BaP
7 U> 8 o'elock.
! not withdrawn they
das deposits. Thus permanent
« compound their interest twice iu
MANAGERN.
I Georg« W. Rush.
I George B, Capelle,
'1 K. HeiiKon, I M. L. Llcheusteui,
Edward Darllngtor
Job H. Jackson,
Win. H. Mwia,
ftntliouy lllggtns.
GEO. W. RUSH, Président.
CAPELLE, Vice President.
K..T. TAYLOR. Très
w"
K. P
1'uM-y,
T NATIONAL HANK
OF WILMINGTON.
ITüHT OK THK I'll HLIC MoNKfF
AND
i Cl A1, AGENTS OF THK UN
TED STATES.
HI> BETTS, Pkkmdknt.
>•<<• K. AKMHTKO.NU. t'AH
ptapltal.
in
8500,000.
lelphiA
id New York Exchange fur
r lieistMltors without charge.
«nt days, Mondays and Thursday»
DIRECTORS.
Ri B. Hmyth,
Fusey,
M. Met'(»la h,
Gtn.rge W. Bush,
Ell Garrett,
Sam '1 Bancroil, Jr
William Tatnall,
Edward Bel
was
of
ing
the
. B. SHARP,
thAXD MARKET §T§.
|W DRLSS GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
the
id fit Black Silks.
Direct from the Importer.
■HS & C ASSIMERES
torçt.l nock
Aku a full lin. of
have ever oflered.
'pets and Oil Cloths
* r, »m 33cts to 82.00 per yard.
M. B. SHARP,
4ili AND MARKET STS.
A
NCAN BROTHERS,
i MARKET ST
on
4)
Have Hist
received a flue lot of
We & Pocket
CUTLERY.
ÄpastheMeapes;
JAMS & BROTHER'S
iat Variety Stores!
la rge and
tiOODs,
general asHoruncnt or
JioÄ MNÜS
..Ruga
varie, y" de "' Uo '' 1 "
and Mattings
and Shoes, li
imry-'ware, m» .. ware
'» ' VeK5,*näJ. J ,' U ' ln lar,!e v.rlfty
VW '""
win, the cheapest.
we can an
AMS & BROTHER
market street
»euw aue ''
A-FRUIT JAR8
50(i
ii
CITY COUNCIL
NO
CO W
I/NT1L
▲NCK
▲DJOCEIIKD MhKTINo LAST HTEll
FUBTHftlt
PoiTFONED
THUMB TWO BILL
8IDBRATIOV
TUUIttDAX NIORT —A MIMONSTH
FROM TIUCMAUMU OWRRII.
An adjourned meeting of City Coun
cil wan held last evening for the pm pose
of considering the two billr, "The Marsh
Act," and the "Act authorising City
Couticiljto borrow $175,00 fur the erictiou
of new water work»."
The chair stated that tl e object t»f the
meeting w as for the < ouaidei at.on of the
two bill».
The water bill being cal e<l tip, Mr.
Paynter said that in order io ai low the
members more time to look into the
matter, he would move tint the Cjü-L i
erai ion of the b>ll he laid over null
Thui »day t vtning next, llehail caused
a copy ut the renort of tl e chief Engi
neet of the Wa er Wotks for lb72,
placed on the desk of ea<-h member of
Council, and he would ask them to read
tk»* reioiUon pages 71, 72 and 73, in le
gaidtothe subject of pine water, and
the proceeding* of a town meeting held
on the subject, lie found that there
were several members of Council who
were not ready to vote, and he did not
wish to force t* a matter on Council or
the tax payeisf if they did not w ant pure
waui, he wa« with them. He would
also n»k the membars to r. ad on pure 79
a se' of resolutions a b pted by Council
on March 3d, 1870; also on page 113, t) •
water from Roc'ilord, page H4, tl e cost
ot budding woiksat Kotklonl, a id the
c »st of the mills at ti e present
location* page 90, the flow of the itream
ane the c-st of the water power», pages
94 and 95. the r* port of Mr Morris,
page* 97 and 97, the average flow of the
stream; pages 99, 100, 101, 102 and 103,
in I egard to the cos' at Rockford, by Mr.
Moins. He thought that if the mem
bers of Council would read the iiepert
they would tind that the estima^ 8 lor
building at Rockford hud been founded
upon those furnished by the late Mr.
Morr<s. The motion that the mailer be
laid over, was then adopied.
The "Marsh Act" was then called up,
and bt foie it was read Mi. Knight pre
setred the fjilowing communication,
which was re au :
Wilmington, F«b. 3.
Tc the Mtmbtrt City CouncL,
Okntlkmkn The uuilersigneil own
ers of uiarnh lads,bouuileil by the Rrandy
wine, Chri>t.ana and Delaware river«,
having a front on ihe Delaware river of
n«*arly two miles, containing about one
thousand acres, the greater part of which
is iu the city limits, and Is known as the
Cherry Island Marsh Company, do res
pectfully represent,that si uce the annexa
tion of this tenitory by the city,has been
paid Into the City Treasury nearly $4,000
and that with the cost of keepiug up the
hanks for the past eight years amounts
to $40,000 or thereabouts In view of
the present condition of the Delaware
front, (the hanks;, we would respectfully
ask that such legislation to enable the
city to aid in keeping up the banks, and
further would most earnestly remonstrate
against the passage of the bill submitted
to y our honorable body for consul»rati
and we will ever prey, etc. Signed,
Isaac S. Elliott, .Joseph Tatuull Renj.
Elliott, Eli Meiidinbali, Geo. \V. Todd,
John Talley, Henry C. Mahatty, A
II. Harvey, Thomas 8. Roniuson, Geo
W. Talley, David H. Beeson, jUn G
Allmond, Willpim I*. Weldin, J
S. Derricks »M, George W. Lodjg
Edmund Wilson.
,
•pi»
ue and
The bill was ihen r8a*l. and whfti com
pleted Mr. Paynter moved that it
and a toprd hy seciioii.', whiihh was
agrted to.
At '.lie conclusion of reading the first,
which provide> that thu May
cil shall have power to supet
election of ai y bauk, darn, slluick or
dram within the city limits, and when
in case of a haute bicaking, the owner
shall be notified to r* pair the same
within 4H hours, or such reasonable time
may be practicable, and in case of
failure the City Council to do t|
and charge the owner with sanije upon
the lieu b ok, such debt to have priority
over all other debts,
„.Mr. Chandler said that ha Kss not
ready for the sectiou as it stood, it did not
carryout all that was needed» The
Cherry island Mar-h was not all in the
city limits; there was over 'a qijiarter of
a mile on the Delaware river, which
was exposed to the stcruis, and in case
rea-l
11 Coun
the
»<>1 k
Jr
was exposed to the stcruis, and in case
of bieatcage the water would coine flow
ing in the city limits,and Council should
have power to read) just such cafes The
City Council should have charge ,of all
the hanks iu aud near the city limits in
order to pr. tect her citizens.
Mr. [Payntci said he had the same
the gentleman from the fcjev
opiuion
entb Ward. The Council sboiild have
power to make all persons near the city
limits who have banks on tDeir properly
repair them.
Mr. T aylor said he thought the sug
gestions made by Mr. Chandler were
good ones, and he th -refore moved that
the fur her consideration of the bill be
postponed until Thursday «veiling, in
order to 'allow tiie gentlemen time to
prepare an amendment.
The rawtiou was adopted, and Council
adjourned.
A ( ocosuiit Company"Opera
tions."
Prof. Alex. P. Ashbourne, superinten
dent of the "National Deseieated Cocoa
nut and
Spice Company," Uo*lon ami
VVaslminttm. with l)r. Wm.E. l|.ane and
Henry Tayier, agents, all colored, were
on trial at Norwich, Conn., last week, on
the charge of obtaining money under
lalse pro ences. The plan of operation
seems to have been to hold meetings in
churches, and by highly colored descrip
tions of the business of tlie bompany
persuade the colored people lo buy its
which they guaranteed 10 per
cent, interest, at til per share. In this
way several hundred dollars were ob
tained, those who invested being told
stock,
.. . ..... invested being told
that their money w ould lie refunded any
time
as the ten per cent., "aft the bnnpaiiy
patent-l ighted." The agents valued
the machinery in the company!« factory
at $10,000, hut the detectives oh visiting
it, found only an aged negro, a stove,
cider press, collet; mill and a bottom less
The result of the trial has not
yet been announced.
writing to Washington
aa
chair.
DEATH FROM LOCKJAW.
E.bton, Fa., Fi b. 3,1H7H.
Ah,Hit two week* ago » yn u, 'gI
named Alice Ulyim r, residing at tins
Place, had two decayed U^hJ^ved;
Nothing serious was thought of the ope
ration until yesterdajy, when she com
ineuced suffering from ,0 ® k i a ^ 0n ^ he
died about noon to-day in great agony.
Lorillarü'.i Nlekle
fine
More Feaaleao Ankod For.
Tli« Minouri Legislature bü adopted
TOHolutlona Inetruoiiog tli« Senator. and
te<|uc.ilng Repreaentatlvea to urge an
aut of t/ongr«M penalonlog all Hurrcving
soldier. of the Mexican war and the
widows of those dead.
The Bank of England will be 1 My ears
Old on the 97lh of the coming July, har
ing received its charter of incorporation
at that date, and haviug been projected
hy William Patterson, a Bcoichman.
Constituted as a joint stock company,
with a capital of Jtll,200,<KI0, the whole
lent at interest to the govern
■urn was
meut of William and Mary then much
embarrassed. At the outset it was a ser
vant of the State, and has ever sinee
continued such more or lens. The char
ter, granted at llrst for 11 years, has been
from time to time renewed, the last
newal, subject to modification or revoca
tion. having been in 1H44. Fora while
the business was done in one room ; now
the bank occupies, as everybody knows,
large building in Threadueedle street,
and employs some R00 men. Nothing
less than a £5 note is ever issued, and no
note is issued asecoud time. The av
erage amount of notes in circulation is
£25,000,000.
fcftaltirtAL
JJ A HK V KMMONN,
A TTOHXEY-A T-LA IK,
702 MARKET BT.,
Wilmington, Del.
Janl-ly
jUHN C. COLA.
° JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
AND
PUBLIC.
Office H. W. Corner of Third and Market
streets. Pensions, Patents and Passports
procured.
no26-iy
NOTARY
WlLHlNOTOR. 1 > R I.
D. VALLANlilUtlAH,
J.
ATTOUKGY- i r-li l
Ao. 4 AUmorul 9 h Buildiny
^febe-ly _ __
R. PKNINUTON
ATTORNEY- Al -LA W,
No. 2, WEBT 7TH STREET,
Wilmington. Del.
H.
luvl3-Iv
mKETH FOR ADD TUB FKOPDJfi
L BEAUTIFUL TEETH AT
■S, «A* «8 »Dil «10 •- X 8 ET.
Teeth extiweted without pain by the use
gas. Over thirty^
83ft MARKET BTKKET 830.
r perlenes.
LLAGHER,
ears ex
R. OA
lv
J • H. Fk a/.f r*>
Attorney at Law,
Third and Bblpley Streets,
Delaware.
TEETH 93, 86. »8. 810, $12 815
per set. Old teet h m «de eq liai lo
new while the patient waits. Gas
administered free of charge when new teeth
arc ordered. FilPng76c. to 81. Extracting
only 25c Extracting only 25c. Over 97,
(mmi teeth extractAxl lr
accident,
tnajrfei-ly
I,
IUiout any
Dr. HI o UGH TON,
1117 Vine street.
THE BLANCHARD
Blood & Nerve FOOD
Isa Pure Concentrated LIQUID FOOD,
prepared direcll} from the
WHEAT KERNEL
without Fermentation, and retaining all
oi Its
BLOOD NERVE AND BRAIN
respiring elements in a natural state ol
vltallzatlon.
Nervous Debilltv
which underlies all forms of Chronic Dis
ease, Is speedily overcome by the
this Food.
year past 1 have constantly
THE BLANCHARD BLUOl)
y patients ot
of
•F
! (]»•
prescribed
AND NERVE FOOD to
all ages, from eighteen months to eighty
Miree years. In every
been exactly that claimed by you. It is
by far the most valuable aud reliable
Ionic I have ever met with.
Edwaku Button Smith. M. D..
20 Irving Place, Mew York.
the resulL has
AT LAST
FOOD
DRUGS
A Substitute For
FOOD Is made a curative agen **hy con
centration and artificial digestion, and 1
simple In Its application that The ad
vice of Physicians is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the bestmedl
cal skill has tailed.
Many of the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCARDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD with the most grat
ifying results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient,
su (Tereis from Malarial or Blool Poison
ing, together with the entire list of com
plaints peculiar to the Female Sex find in
the use of this Food sure aud speedy re
lief.
Is
Nkw York, November 26, 1817.
Dr. V. W. Blancuard: During ths
past year 1 have prescribed your various
preparations of Food i:ure t and feel happy
to say they have met my most sanguine
expectations, giving to patients long en
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
over drug doslag the ueeded nutrition
and nerue force.
Prop. CLEMENCE S. LOZIER, M. D-,
Dean or Horn. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
Hundreds of cases of BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE ol the Kidneys bave been reported
cu red.
Diseases it is almost a specific Physical
and Mental Debility Irorn the useof Alco
hoi, Opium and Tobacco or from any un
namable cause, find in this Food a natu
For Neural.lc ami hheuinalic
ralandpot remedy.
For tub INTELLECTUAL Worker
1'he Bi.Ail'CHARD
Blood and Herve Food
afTOrds a certain ana natural means oi
supplying the waste of the brain reeult
lng iron» labor that will enable him to do
better and more work than ever before,
without danger of mental strain.
Asa remedy for the loss of Appetite and
want of vigor, physical and mental,)
, this Food has uo rival.
«1.00 per Rollle, or« for fft«»
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ecelpt of price.
(
,
j
child
Or sent by Expr
A N DOVER TliKOLoOIUAl. HKMINARY,
Andover, Mass., March 2ft. 1878.
Your Life Food is an excellent thing. 1
h no hesitation, after a thorough trial
»tiding It iu cases ot
id nervous prostra
!
ol H, m reel.Ill III
chronic il jki«ii»Ii»
tion.
I 8 yjJ® K 5| J ,^,wS'«!eivliig «ucli populnrap
predation la clearly aelforth In a to »'"J®
SfJJJ'o^few'lpi'oTM cents. Address^
areas ou r y -, - P*
BlailCliard FOOŒ CUTß CO.
| *^**»**w**«» _*
97 Union Square, Sew lorR.
yzj.dlyeodfcw
y
Rkv. Dk. AUS iIN PHELPS.
FOli HALB.
T ruck farm of a ackmh, io
Reut. EVANS PENNINGTON.
8th A Market Sis., Allmond's Building.
Jan/Mf
Tj^OR RENT.—The licensed hotel proper
JL 1 iv in Christiana Village,
pled by John Elliott. For terms, apply
to JOHN MFALEr,
108 and 110 Market street,
Del .
OK SALK.— A Trenn end ou h Humain.
8« acre« of L tnd In Chester Co., Penn.,
near Ksilroad station $.1,000.
EVAN8 PENNINGTON.
Allmond'« Building, 8th a Market
Janlfi-t f
or-u
Jan?fftf
Wllmlngi
F
RENT—Hforebouse No. ß Wr*l
fourth street. Possession si
M. L. LICHTENMTEIN,
Hecretary.
F
al
once.
Jan24-1 m
FFAUE OF M. M. CHILD.
O
SEAL ESTATE BBOKER,
NO. 4 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
(Exchange Building )
I offer for «ale the following described
dwellings. slluaUd In Wilmington :
No. 1.—A large, double, two and a half
stone house, with l wo and a half story
back buildings, with large front, side and
back ywrd and all the modern Improve
ments, with handsome terraced front
No. 2.—
A fine 3 story brick dwelling on
6tb street near Washington, modern im
provements, large side yard, good loca
tion.
No 3 —Beautiful three story brick, with
three-story back building, and Ohio gra>
stone corners, situated on Delaware aye
. containing U rooms, In good order,
with the modern Improvements.
No. 4—A large three-story brick, with
three-story back buildlug si mated at No.
1203 Delaware avenue. In complete order,
with all modern Improvements. Terms
ea»y and possession at once.
No. 6.-3 three-story brlckN on Washing
ton stpet, between I2tb and 13th, with all
ihe modern Improvements, with front,
side and back yard, and beautiful porticos
In front.
No. 6.— 5 two-story bricks with two-story
back buildings, with modern conv^nlen
ces, situated on Lombard street above loth.
Terms accommodating, new and com
plete.
No. 7
—Four new 1 wo-story brick houses
on Walnut street between lith and 12ib—
Terms accommodating
No. 8.—Fine three-story brick dwelling,
No. 20; West stieet. with modern liupruv
ments. possession at once.
No. 9 — Large three-stor.v brick dwelling,
with all the modern Improvements
complete order, situated on Market street,
between 12th and 13ih; lot 180 teetdeep.
No. 10— Brick stMbie,
Market, in good order, with a good
yard back.
No. 11.—Lot with green house thereon,
at the northwest corner oi Delaware Ave
aud Jefferson streets.
No 12 -Fine three and a half story brick
with three-story back buildings, situated
Market street between 8th and 9lh, 2nd
door above Masonic Temple, with all mod
conveniences, also a stable
Wes» 12th street
King
the back end of lot. Bplsndid
street,
location :or a physician.
No. 13_Three-story brick, No 907 Mar
ket street, lot extend ng through to f<hl
ley street, (.would take smaller house
part payment If location would suit.)
Mo. lo.—Three-story brick. 7 rooms, No.
Jefiersou street.
No. 16.—Three-story brick, with modern
Improvements No. 702 Tatnall stree .
No. 17—Three-story brick, No. 704 Tat
nal street.
No. 18.—^Two-story brick on Union street
r Lovering
Mo. 19—2 two story bricks
avenue near Lincoln.
No. 20.—Frame bouse In McDowell ville.
Mo. 21_splendid dwelling on w a-blng
ton above Tenth, wi h from, porch and
yard. In excellent order. Also many «ill
•st of Market street.
hue.
Lovering
s belli east and
FOR RENT.
M. M. Child oflers for rent the following
dwellings :
Mo. »4*1 Market street.
*• 1317 Delawuie avenue.
" 12( 3 Delaware aveu u<-.
" 202 We>t sLi eel.
*• .17 Jefferson street.
" H:* Washington street.
" 1112 K log street.
Seft Shipley street.
" l'-'(j8 Delaware avenue.
" ftlft Delaware ave
•• 920 Madisr
" 331 E.. Fourth street.
822 W. Foui tu Ktl
'<!.
M. M. CHILD,
No. 4 West feeventh street.
Apply to
Jan2l-tf
of
Jan2l-tf
f iORBALE. —A highly improved farm
1 of 103 acres,in White Clay Creek bun
dred. a II enclohKl In Osag- Hedge. Di
vided Into five fields. Larve
chard in full bearing. Public
joining the tK.rm. Buildings— Large Man
sion,Double Tenant House, Barn, Granary
aud all otl er buildings necessary on a
first class farm. 2 miles from station on
P. W. A H R. R. Centrally located, ft
miles from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHITEMAN.
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth «tree
Wilmington, pe
H(l
oct2|-w Asd
1 ?OR RENT —Second-story front room
' In Gazette building, 416 Market street.
Apply at this office. _
F OK MALE.
A Store Property, with 15 acres of
land, good brick dwelling house and other
Price 83,500. A bargain.
\NH PENNINGTON.
out-buildings.
Apply to EVANS PENN I
octl9. Eighth aud Market nts.
ITox* Sal©.
Foui building lots at s. E. corner Fi nt
and Jackson streets. _ .
Three lots in Jackson between felxth nd
Seventh. _ _
Five lots In Fifth between Van Buren ind
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between bar.
rlson and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and t orth of the above.
Five lots at H. W. corner Harrlsou and
Loveriug Avenue.
lots on Delaware Avenue btiween
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS R. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
602 Market street.
_
.
A
T
dec?B-tf
in
F or RENT—Several 3d story roc.
the G azette bulkllng. _
ENTB Collected aud Proper
ties Carefully Muusged.
Conveyuueliig Accuralely Ex
ecuted. IIEAIDACO.,
Clayton House Bullaiug;.
- *
l*n4.s*w
Rent, buy
LL PKKHONW who wien
or sell Farms, may save trouble amt
is nse by entering llielr names at
WfmKMAN'H FARM AUKNCY,
Mo. 2 West Foui that.
ex
-A wtf
sei - 1 '
I ^OR RENT_A (arm suitable for dniry,
T truck, or grazing, » ear the cily of
Wilmington.
€06 Market street,
Or GEO. (4. LOBDELL,
2d a Lombard Sts.
Jan29-3taw2wd&2tw
SHIRTS!
In offering our
CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
would call your atten
To the public,
tion to tlie following points :
1
LOW IN PRICE,
Being cheaper than th© same quality
be made at home.
Beautifully Finished.
PerflM t in Fit.
Latest in Style.
Cut Lengthwise the Muslin.
Tlie Seams are Felled.
Aud guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
M Try them and you will buy no other.
For sale by
C. 8 . MORGAN
Sm
4999 Market Street.
suit
T E L JP h EN ES
k
*
îpëcï&l Offer. fE/fM'im&'FfSk&llX
a the flneit la the world, ond the only completely sotisfa. tory
diced inatrumenti vithRprlefCeiiAttaehMeeltinide by pruetl
■»chi niete on •clenöfltpriiiciplen; warrantedto work one mile, unsfle
yea In the weather. We will send to one address one «ample «e
prism* two Telephone*, two walnut holder«, ai* copper bound insula
Percent, dlerpuat from regular rates
which I« «S. for the04. Instrument«. This offer is made for e limited tirn«
only, «imply to Introduce our instruments; they will soon be sufficiently wH,
HMHknown to «ell through the trade, end we shall then be obliged to atrictly maintain
,. . . «*• , Any~person cfordinery intelligence can put them up by following direction* «ent with each pair. We have
* w mnnth " n *« r, 3 r «*» V*' 1 ? inetrumenu. end have hnndrral« of testimonials from
perte of the country . We goaraatoo all instrumenta «old. For any Telephone that Ails to work, we will refund the
goney.and pay all charge.. A«k any Commercial Agency, and you will find we ere good for ell we agree to do" P*"
«•«O. Name Uu« paper when you write. Kent. Woodman 4s Co* Congreaattt., Bo«lon, M«Mf
low»
u
CLOSI 3 STC 3 - OTTTI
In order lo keep abreaBt with the progress of the times, and to prepare
for the coming SPRING TRAI)K, I will sell my Winter Stock nearly at
Cost, (for cash only), and in order that I have good workmen, I must keep
them employed by the year, which I do, and therefore look for a liberal
patronage. •
Ferd Carson, the Tailor
283 Market St.
decl4 ly
DOHST'T PASS, BUT stob tust
AT
208 M^lKKET STREET,
I have h. en there and I tell you he make, the beet ,2 SO gaiter In this town, anil he
makes them to measure too. Wake up. and give him a trial, don't buy
shoes, go where you can get good solid leather, H. FAYTKR, 208 Market Bt.
I tell you be lays over them all lor making good fits and using good stock, hlsstyles
are of the latest; please to give him one trial, bis goods will recommend themselves —
Men's Congrus gaiters made to measure (or §2 00 up, Men's button to measure #2 Go up,
Men's French Calf gaiters, hand si itched, to measure from R4^oto»ßt0, Men's Krer ch
Calf boots, hand stitched from $5 Bo io • 7 60. Youth's and boy's at the lowest prices_
A good supply always ou hand, all goods are warranted.
ore East
K2
200 market St. 200
WAJJMXNGTON , T> pi »
dec14-^jn
THE ARCTIC ICE & COAL COMPANY
OFFICE, No. 2 E\+T NECOHD NTH E ET
H A."VE THE
11ST THE CITY.
WM. PENN AND TURKEY RUN PUT IN SELLARS FREE.
MT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
«J • .B. CONROW Al NON• Prop'ra
T 4E2
Pratt's Astral Oil.
Hupplles fully the want for a perfectly
safe and reliable Illuminating Oil for fam
ily use, free not only from the danger of
explosion but from the danger o! the fluid
Igniting should the 1 lg» ted lamp be upset.
It i.i p*it up in 1 gal, and 6 gal. tin cans,
each ot which Is closed with a metal cap,
bearing the manufaciurer's stamp. Hav
ing bandit d several hundreds of thousands
of gallons of (his oil without a single acci
dent resulting from Ifs use we can confi
dent! II v recommend It as a perfectly pure
and safe oil For sale wholesale and retail
Z J i MES BEI T.
Cor. Sixth A Market Bla.
by
Physicians' Pocket Cases, Buggy
Cases, &c., for sale by
Z. JAMES BF.T.T,
Cor. cixth i Market sts.
SURGICAL 1N8TKUM ENTB. - The
pine stock, and the largest
sort ment of Surgical Instrument« evdr
hibited in this city. For sale at New York
prices
by
most
illusiruiod catalogues iurnisbed
Z. JAMES BELT,
Tor. slxm A Market sts.
Prof. J. A. Going's Horse Remedies
(Veterinary Editor of 'Spirit of the limes ")
Going's Worm Destroyer, Cope man's Ton
ic Powder. Going's colic Powder. Going's
Cough Powder. Going's »Anatomy of the
Horse." (A card -skeleton upon which is
located every Important disease to which
the horse ih liable ) All the above for sale
hy the Agent, Z.JAMEBbELT,
Wholesale A Retail Druggist,
Cor. Sixth A Market HU».
ft
I, A IMES'DEP A RTIW ENT,
For supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elastic
Ktockiugs, Anklets, Knee cups. Syringes»
80,
gyPrlvate Room. Lady Attendant.
Private entrance lor Ladies at Mo. 1 West
Blxtn street.
Z JAMES BELT,
Wholessle and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market sreets.
Wilmington Delaware.
Tho Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS'
The 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, Pride of Key
Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLI A
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Strong and Pure,
At Ninth and Market,
AT WILLIAMS'
Fine AMERICAN A IMPORTED Soaps
At Ninth and Market.
*• Get the best " WI> LIAMS' mAPONA
CEOU8 DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS'
Choice Goods, Accuracy in Uispenoiny and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS' PRr SCRiPTION STORE
apl2-tf Corner Ninth aud Market
of
nt
.
West or
MS'
Fashionable Furniture I
J. L J- N. HARMAN
Idu. 410 King Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
We respectfully Inform Che citl
sens of Wilmington, and the sur;
fj rounding country thf twe continue
to manufacture and keep on hand
at our large aud long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety aud
style, consisting of Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
dining-room aud chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger au 1
more varied than can be found iu Delaware.
*nd all articles sold at our establishment
Ä Verdtlan BB ndsof Th^most fashionable
- * stand v keep a large assortment of Sprin
HH,r. Mohs aud Hus* ARMAN
[Now is the lime
BUY YOU It
TO
STOVES
?
and get your
Heaters Put in Ordei.
1 Lave just reduced the price of all Cook
parlor aud Heating Stoves to suit the
hard times. , L ,
Call and see the prloea before you buy,
R. nORRIMMOI,
Cor. Thlr# amO BhlpUy «6
N . B_Heaters cheaper than ever.
in
Sm nov9it
HAT a'iUHKN
David McCloskey
THE
H A TT El».
wia Market (Street,
(Adjoining Opera House.)
KTThe latest styles constantly on hand
O^Bêi,^
TUI
HATTEB»
No 3
East Third Street,
Wilmington. D«
Special Attractions!
63 Ladies' & Misses'
COATS
AT
Closing Out "PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS.
99
See for Yourselves and be convinced.
M. L Lichtenstein,
£3 £30 Marliot St..
mar2?-sepi8
GENT'S , GAiiFb
SOo,
FORMER PRICE $1.00.
W. B. COLE.
Men's Furnishing Goods.
202 MAPKKT'STREET.
1
CURE YOURSELF!
t Spyrmil
»I Debility, Inipotcnrj
uU brings back the 4l '
destroyed it by s
11 fom
permanently
a
hful Vigor of
those whu
§y^wteii i ha fl
tl
11
k
'1 :
I used by Dr. Bol
tire WOK«/ It k>
nderful affect to tno
beyond the
•'Hlh
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ff.
P
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tliat dreadfully
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d el list i
use this
f Self-Abuse
Ttie patient
thins and healing
seminal vesicles
and tones
the same as
indulged !n. fc The
f
Kth
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dj
to the relaxed
imparting p<
natural sta
:
d irritated d
if
baneful habit
had
In
f na
d
P r
th
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aitn full direetii
ail'r C A Boh
between Wa»»
st., 8t. Louis, Mo- Established
lear delineation, or tne nature, symptoms, means of
cure etc., of SYPHILIS, HKKINAL WÉAkSxNS, Etc. «eut
FREE to any address upon receiptofonejdamp
CrnDLTC tboir contemplating mar
otulit I S;rr:.X£
lied for 50 rents I money or
Dr. C. A. BoHAMHAV, «21
Î,VK,
lu
iMTPr
olflotbNo.
avenue andU
1
"Ä
Fifth
Sc
Otf-Dr B '8 "Tps»II« 4> on Spoelol D|« r
ofRwip»,. Kent
po«t«x«* stomps. 1 Add
North Fifth rftrwt.
rely
St Ixiuis. Mo

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