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H. K. KENNEY.
•ilnteiident.
ers are
at the
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MARK HT STREET,
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MANAGERS.
igs W. Bush.
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K B«msou,| M. D. Llcbejsteln,
•'lire, H«1 ward Darlington
! Job H. Jackson,
Win. H. Hwllt,
Anthony Higgins,
ij Hi ». W. HDHH, President.
LAPEDLE, Vice President.
K.T.TAYDOR. Treturn
fi'a
Al. HANK.
OF WILMINGTON.
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h(>. I). ARMSTRONG, ('as
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IVR
8500,000.
--iaiul New York Exchange fur
regular Depositors without charge.
t tlayn, Moudaya and Thursdays
hi HECTORS.
AHmyth, I Georgs W. Bush,
rSc('ft»K 5 11 Barrett,
Im« b ' ' l ■fcncaoft. Jr
1 "v. I William Tatnali,
L_***** I Betts '
lees. Coffees.
iTEW LOT
1 deceived
Äu 1 ! l !£T ee ,or ac <«
S^'£;» r 'lîclî: lb
28 cU. lb
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30 Cts lb
33 cts. lb
A.u.i 35 cts. lb
* 'line o«*»t imparted.
Ira,
W'linent Jav»
(,r 41 W). tuu'i
as!
Teas!
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l» ck » Japan
nuiHt
•t. Teas,
«r Mixed.
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elsewhere a« Famous
ty Ti
,,ri ' 51 Ij H for si,
1 li »e of Hugars
60 to ftl 00 I>er lb.
1 Hie city.
& Smces a spicially.
Wi'
Bia Stores
3 we KJ hîp(t
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tu s
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St.
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,^t r Ked r0U1 Market
H Name.
I'ronte ami
M. s.
W ATT.
°09 Market Street
^ 4 U.t<4
»UTK!'
tiii: nini» iijve
Unrrppctnl RphuUh of Riflin'/
V'iultr-A Uodji-Snatrtier'MSecret.
The present excitement over the rosur
recttoi» business gives the following story
particular interest :
Family
In tli- town of Kilmaic, in the north
of Ireland, r side many families of dis
tinction. The head of one of iliese w as
a Mr. Hell,
young gentleman of t went y
anied the only child of a
wea thy Kant India nn reliant residing in
Liverpool,by whom he had two children.
wedded life
Idenly ill, and
|i V( .
j
expired next day.
The old church yard of Kilmare stood
f ,„ ^| ie () f ti hill, and immediately in
, . ..
1 *»« rear « I the church and adjoin ng ihe
chancel was the tomb of the Hell family,
Here, in acconlance w ith immemorial
He
Iln* I
• h year of their
Mis. Hell w«»s taken .*
usage, the body of the deceased lady w as
was ih'pos t«*d on
tin third day after her demise. After
the eer inony the key of the vault was
itsuau l place hy the sexton in
the vestry of the chinch.
The day had b en glo my,ami as night
drew on a thin rain tel , which i
a about midnight to a smart show» r.—
Mr. Ji< II was about retiring, when the
clear tones of the door-bell rang through
building. Mr. K II opened the door
and stepped out into the corridor. At
that moment, as he glanced down Ihe
stairway, he saw the housekeeper inov
Theu he heard
to i- pose, and there, it
Pht
cd
, ;
""
am
tlia
mg t
h«r set the small lamp she carried
table, and open the holts of the door.—
Turn a dreadful and prolonged shriek
followed, and at the same moment Mr.
Hell's butler ran al ng the hall towards
the front door. Mr. Hell had reached
the head of the stalls and a as in tin* act
ol descending w hen the bull» r re .died
the spot where the housekeeper lay on
the floor apparently in a swo u. What
was Mr. Hell's surprise to see the bu» 1er
raise his hands, fix his guz * upon the
door, and then siukto the Hour us though
si u< k d ad.
I'tr* rly bewildered and confounded
Mr. Hell has eneU downs airs. The sight
that met his gaze when he re,.died the
centre of tue hall almost troze his blood.
There stood the figure of his wife in tier
grave clothes, leaning against the pillar
of the door, with one hand thrown across
her breast.
"Julia, my datling, my wife!" Mr.
Bell examined, and stepped towards the
ligure.
Il made a movement towards him, and
the next instant it w as eniolde i iu iiis
arms. It w as indeed the wife, but that
day buried, who w as restored to the arms
of the bereaved husband and children.
The explanal on w hich she offered wav
very imperfect. For a short time after
her supposed d atli she was awaie of all
that went on aro.<nd her, but bolore she
was placed in the cofliu she lost all con
id that the first sensa
tion of consc.ousness she had was one of
pain. Then she saw an indistinct glim
mer. With a |M>werful ellbrt she rose
and saw a woman standing hy her side.
The woman shrieked and tied, and then
Mrs. Hell discovered that sh« was lying
in a eotliu in the fumily vault. Fiesh
at length came to her every moment, and,
releasing h rself from the shroud, she
stepped to the ground and passed out of
the vault, (lie door of which
open. Down the churchyard path she
passed to the main street, along which
sue walked I ir ha f a mile,
reached her late home,
larg.i gate to
alul she haste
ai ds the door.
the
She
eiousneH'.
intil she
Ko» innately the
the park was unf stoned,
led up tin* roadway to tlie
The rest has been told. She rapidly
«-gained fier health, aud lived to a good
old age.
Next day the lamp was found extin
guislied on the Jl or «J the vault. It was
identified its one which usually stood iu
the vestry, and was used hy the sexton.
It had doubtless been removed at the
same time when the key of the vault
.was taken. Beyond that all was mys
tery.
Mrs. Bell was buried *ith her valuable
diamond ring on her linger. The design
had been to steal this from the NUppot>e<i
corpse. Finding it impossible to remove
ir, the dar.ng thief haJ raised the
hand of the dead woman to her
mouth, and in her attempt to withdraw
rz
the ring with her teeth caused the
which went through the frame «
victim of a trance, ami aroused her to
consciousness. On the finger, just below
the ring, marks of teeth wore distinctly
visible lor several days after M*s. Bell's
resuscitation.
Soon after this extraordinary occur
rence the vicar of the parish resigned his
living and removed his family to Eng
land. Several years passed away, aud
tin* incident!» herein recorded were al
most forgotten. Mrs. Bell's lather died
i. Bell ami bis family quitted K;I
mar«* and took up their residence atTox
teih, near Liverpool.
And now for the sequel.
During the Chartist riots in 1840,James
was arrested for murder aud lodg
ed in Lancashire Jail. He was tried,
conv.oted and sentenced to be hanged.
Before the last sentence of the law was
executed he made a confession of many
crimes, aud among the rest of his ex
ploirs, as profe>slonal body-snatcher, in
which business lie had been engaged for
many Years. The following facts are
taken from his confession :
aud M
Hi
In Julv, 1820, he wan living in Belfast,
having fled from England to escape pun
ishment for his offenses. He had done
several small jobs in Belfast for the doc
tors, and oil tue night of July 20, in the
year named, a well-known physician of
Belfast, sent for hint, and told him that
he had a very delicate piece of work for
him t«» perform. A Mrs. Bell, a lady of
great beauty, and the wile of a rich pro
prietor, hail just died suddenly, and the
doctor and his associates desired the
hody to investigate the cause of death.
The doctor uaid him so much money
down, and despatched h'm to JLtlmare
with such instructions as were uecessary.
At midnight he went to the church- !
yard armed with a wrench, a pair of
shears, aud a pick-lock. The night was
dark, and rain wsts falling. Creeping up
by the side of the church, he approached
the tomb or the Bell family. To his siir
prlse, lie saw that the door was open and
burning inside. Steal
a faint light
Tin ly drawing
saw the cofliu lying along the marble
slab and iu front of it. a w< man w
standing. A second glance showed hi
ork trying to re
move a ring from tin* linger of the dead.
A sudden th »light str ick him aim,
slouching down, In* reached in
tloor and with his shea
brought to nd the corp*»
some shroud, he cut a piece fr<>
skirt of t he woman's dress aud retired un
observed. As he remained for an instant
peering into the strange scene, he
the corjise arise and raise the hand which
the woman was apparently iu the act of
putting to her mouth. The woman gave
a shriek, rushed through the door anil
fled, leaving the lamp burning an the
floor. The body-snatcher guessed at one«
the woman's design, and, impressed with
the conviction that nhe was a percou
ar, in* glanced in. if
hrtt the woman was at
at : he
, which he had
of its cumber- I
ihe
above the ordinary rank, ho resolved to
follow and moo where «ho wont to. He
had no difficulty in Mucking the ranldly
r •treating figure It pass«*«! out of the
churchyard at » small wicket on tfie
north with- of the church and entered the
peonage. Satisfi »1 that lie posse
important"' " * — ' * * '
d an
Inch he could
: to the
iinpomuu.si*er*i, ont or vv
make money, h<- returned
It.
The light was «till burning and the colliu
'as empty.
The next morning the news of Mrs
Hell's restoration to life wan abroad i
the town. The body-snatcher linge
in the neighborhood until In* ascertuii
that the eh
,
I
-rgyman had quitt« d Indue for
Then he called a' the
parsonage and asked for the lady of the
home. After the lapse of liait au In»
ddle-aged, hands- m-, stately lady in
I* - red the parlor,ami, gazing with consid
érât I - dignitv at h* rv s tor,said: " Wliat
is your » tisiues* with me, sir*"'
"Let me shut th
a friend'*« hou-e.
a'
he
said, and, quickly stepping behind tin:
lady, closed the door, "I
door,
think
•t before, ma'am," he said.
•Mir?" the lady exclaimed in offended
cents.
e have
ac
J am sure we have met before, ma'am"
an said.
" You are mistaken, sir," the lady re
plied, "utterly mistaken, sir; you will
ohlig»* ini* by quitting the house imme
diately."
"You forgot last night, ma
vault," the man said in a low tone.
The ch«'*k of the lady blanched and
sh*-gave a gasp for breath, instantly
recovering heiseli, she said:
"I il- n't un I* rstand you,sir. You are
laboring under a mistake,"
"Well, I
tin*
the
, i
av be," the man replied,
fact; hut my impression w&h that
l saw you last night iu the vault when
remove the ring from
t'»e finger of what you supposed to be a
corpse."
The lady Imd sunk into a chair, and
was deadly pah;. Bv a powerful effort
she overcame her moment <rv weak news,
and said in strong tones :—"/ don't know
wir, what you speak of. You are either
laborii t
lunatic!
'Do you happen to have a dress like
this, ma'am?" tile man added, drawing
from his pocket the piece which he had
cut from the dress of the occupant of
tne vault the night before.
The tally's lips grew white and dry.—
Khe tried to speak, but utterance
Impos-i Die.
••I am reasonable, madam," the man
sad; "I know your secret, but I willkoep
it if you will make it worth mv while."
"How much do you r« quire?"the lady
asked, acquiring the power of speech by
a gn at effort.
"Twenty pounds down will satisfy me
for the present," the man said, "and
more at another time when I need it."
The money was paid, and within a
month the man returned and deinauded
*. The lady evidently revealed the
siory of herdi'grace aud crime to her
husband, for he paid the money and soon
aft»-r resigned his living aud retired to
England.
1 his part of the condemned man's con
fession was made known to Mr. Bell.—
All the partie.s to this strange transac
tions are not yet dead, and hence the
names used are fictitious. Hut the tale
is a true one.
"that's
ere trying t
3
jç under a mistak
or you are a
was
111»
The funded debt of New York city, on
the J 1st of January 1871), including taxa
tion bonds, sinking funds bonds,
meut and revenue bonds, (issued in an
ticipa ion of taxes,) amounted to $14B,
iltit 1,(581.
r
ttii.s aggregate, how
«ver, is to he deducted $;5J,204,:59«.95, on
•count of the sinking fund, leaving net
bonded debt $114,102,201.
heavy suru for even a metropolis
cany,hut New York hi
verbiallv fond of big things.
TI
18
to
always been pro
SPECIAL y OTIC ES,
To all wbo
and Indiscretions of y
nesb, e«*rly deea
i.l a recipe that, will ci
FREE OF CHARE. This great
whh discovered by
America. Mend a self-addre
e su lie ring
lie errors
is of youth, nervous w tv.k
y, loss of inanhoo«l, A
I
will
>
dope
the Rev Joseph T. Inman, Htatlon D,
Bible House, New Y«»rk City
dec20-e*xl A wl v
issionary 1
ed
WM. B. SHARP,
41 h AND MARKET NTS.
NEW DRESS GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Col'd St Black Silks.
Direct from the importer.
C10THS & CASSIMEIIES
•me largest stock we bave ever oflered.
Also a full line of
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
t tom 35cis to 82.00 per yard.
WM. B. SHARP,
4th AND MARKET 8T8.
lalsomine is. Whitewash,
R also usinera ana housekeepers wno sat
or years back been troubletf by lb pe
gng of the whitewashed walls, oan over
come this by the new prooens with the pow
dered Kaisomlne prepared In the fasbfona
sl ebnades aii.lu nts. Mixed with water it
o&n be applied by any person with an ordi
nary brash.
Sample cards of the shades can be adta
o m the agent for this State,
JAffllM BKAUKOBU,
NOS. 6 AND 8 EAST THIRD STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL
"Wit
E. S, R. BUTLER,
420 Market St.
Has for sale a large Mssortmen of
USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL
ARTICLE?,
sriTAiitK iroi
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
50c,
FORMER PRICE $1.00.
VV. 13. COLE.
Men's Furnishing Goods.
202 MARKET STREET.
FOK SALK .
F ORRENT--Dwelling 8 it Washmsn
«trout, 1*. giMHi order, with all o nm...
fences large yuid. fient moderate to good
tenant. J. A. BOND * CO.,
fib7-6t 601 Shipley street.
RUCK FA RM OK 5 ACKIÎH, JO
Rent. F VANs PKNNINUTON,
sf.h A Market Ht«., Allmond's Building.
Jao/7-tf
T
If OK RK v T -1 he licensed
IV ui (.'hriattana Village,
pled hy John Elliott. For term*. apply
JOHN MH ALKY,
10« and 1:0 Mu
W II
üL n : Ä ,f
e No. 5 We-t
H »OK HK.M
t
Miorcln
*xsion at
rth sir* et.
hi. H. LIOHTENsTKI N,
at
Jail.'4 1 ii
Secretary.
FFiCE OF M. >1. CdJhl).
()
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
NO. 4 WEST HEVKNTH STREET,
( Exchange Building )
I otT-r for sale the r< llowii g described
«Iwellinxs. situ<«l«d in Wilniingt
No. I —A large, double, two und a half
stone house, with
back buildings, with large iront, side and
l»ack y. rd and all ttie mud.-rn Improve
ments, with baiKtsome terraced front
No.-j.-a flue 3 «to y brick dwelling on
6th «' reel i ear Washtnglo m
i»rovernents, large side yard, go<xl loca
tion.
No 3 —Beau Ifu* ttiree story brick, with
three-story back building. a»i«l Ohio gras
era. tdi u.tied on lielaware ave
. exinialning 13 ro >iiis, in good order,
with the inode n iinprovements.
No 4_A large tlir«*e-stury brick, with
th»ee story back buildings! »»ated at No
1203 Delà v« a «- av
with all Hindern 1
easy and p »saesslon at once.
No. 5.-3 ibree-story bricks on Wasblng
ton sir et, between i2lh and 13th, with ail
he Hinder Imp ovementa. with front,
side and back yard, and beuutlful porlicos
In hont.
No. 6. 5 two-story brl kswltti two-story
bni k buildings, with modern
cet, situated on Lombard st
Terms accoinmo aling,
mete.
No. 7 — Fo tr new l wo-sU»ry brick hou*e
Wain
Terms accoinmndaling
No. 8.— Fine ibree-story brick dwelling,
No. 20 West slieet. with modern improv
rae is, |Kjs-.esslou at once.
No. 9 — Dirge tbree-storv brick dwelling,
with all the rundem lmprovem* ms
co np etc order, situated on Market street,
between I2tb and 13 h; lot InO 'eetdeep.
No. 10 Brlcs st .b'e, on Wesi 12th street
near Market, in good order, with a good
yard back.
No 11_Dot wt h green house thereon,
ai the northwest corner o* Delaware Ave
and Jefferson streets.
No 12 —Fine three and a half story brick
with three-story back buildings, situated
on Market street between 8th and 0th, 2nd
door above Masonic Temple, with all mod
conveniences, also a stable on King
street, on the back end of lot. Bpiendid
location ,or a physician.
No. 13_Three-story bflck, No 907 Mar
ket street, lot exleml ng through to Mitp
l**y t-treet, iwould take smaller house
part pay ment if location would suit.)
No. 15—Three-story brick. 7 rooms, No.
Jefleraou sir» et.
No. 16.—Tnree siory brick, with modern
Improvements No. 702 Tatnali st
No. 17 —Three-story brick, No. 704 Tat
No. 18.—Two-story brick on Union street
-r Do
dud
half story
Wt* '
complete «»nier,
provemeulM. Terms
, I
len
•t above 101 b.
and com
it beiweeii Dili and 12tb.—
ilng av« rue.
►tory bricks ou Lovering
No 19—2
avenue near Dlncom.
No. 20.—• F
No. 21_Hplendld dwelling
ton alnive Tenth, wi ti Iron» pore
. Also
st of Market street.
in McDowell ville.
w a-bing
i and
y •lii
e In
yard. In excellent order.
both east and
FUR RENT.
M. M. Child oilers for rent the following
dwellings:
ket street
re avenue.
•• 1317 Delu
•• 12(:3 Delaware avenue.
" 202 We
" '217 Jell
*• 8 8 Washington street.
" 1412 K Ii g street.
•* 8t»6 Hhipley street.
" 1208 Deiawar - avenue.
•• 91 » lielaware
•• 920 Madison I
" 331 E. Fourni street.
•• 822 W. Fouitu slieet.
Apply to
eel
ni sireet.
M M. CHILD,
No. 4 West fceventli street.
Jan2l»t f___ _
IjlOR SALK—A high y improved Tai
|j of 103 acres,in White Clay Creek bu
.ired. a 11 enclONcd lu Osag Hedge. Dl
vided Into flie nelds. Larue apple or
chard in full bearing. Public school ad
mitting Ute fs.nn. Buildings—Large Man
blon,Double fenanl House,Bary, orauary
buildings
d all oil
tirst class farm. 2
P. W. A B R. R. Centrally located.
lies from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHITEMAN,
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth stree
Wilmington, t»e
A
:-Hsary
lies from station on
oct2i-w Asd-w
F OK HALE.
A Store Property, witli 15 acres of
land, good brick dwelling house and other
out-buildings. Price «3, 500. A bargain.
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
ootlS. Eighth and Market *ts.
front room
arket street.
F OR RENT.—Second-story
in i>azette building, 416 M
Apply al Ibis office.
For Sale.
Foui building lots at ». ft. corner Fi -nt
and Jackson streets.
Three lota In Jackson between Sixth ud
Seventh.
Five lots in Fifth between Van Suren and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har
rison and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and north of the abeve.
Five lots al 8. W. coruer Harrisoa and
Loveriug Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue b< tween
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenus and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS R. LALLY,
Reel Estate Agent,
602 Market street.
dec?8-tf
jioK RENT_Meveral 3d story roe»us In
the Gazette building.
h
B KNITS C.lleeled aud Projier
U«. Ftrefuli, Managed.
eyitncluK Accurately Ei.
I. 1IEAKD &. CU.,
Clu 7 tou Ilou.e Hullalng.
CODV
ecu led
fan4.sAwi
A LL PERSONS who wish to Rent, buy
or sell Farms, may stive trouble aud
pense by entering tbelr names at
WHITEMAN'S FARM AGENCY,
No. 2 West Fourth St.
ex
-Awtf
sei r.-'i;
nOR RENT_A farm suitable for d lt Iry,
P truck, or grazing, near the city ol
Wilmington, inquire of
WM. Mt CAUL LEY.
fU6 Market street,
Or GEO. G. LOUD ELL,
Jan29-3law2wdA2tw 2d a Lombard Sts.
SHIRTS !
In offering our
CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
would call youratten
Th Ihe pabllc,
lion to lin* following points :
I .OW IIV PRICE,
Being cheaper than the same quality
can be made at home.
Beautiful ly Finished.
Perfect in Fit.
Latest in Style.
Cut Lengthwise the Muslin.
Felleu.
The Seams
And guaranteed to give perfect salisfac.
tion.
Try them and you will buy no other.
For sale by
C. 8. MORGAN
4M N«k«t Street.
3n
CLOSI
IsTG- OTTTI
In ordfr X. kcop abreast with the projnvss of the times, and to prepare
for the coming SPUING TliA dK, 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 Garsoa, 4he Tailor
238 M
arliet St
dee 14 ly
DON'T PAS,
BUT STOP XJST
AT
208 MARKET
STREET,
ä too 1
"hot®. 80 where you can get goo<l solid leather, H. Fa YTER, 208MartatSt
* l !V K ou t L ? over them all lor making good fit» and usine good stock, hi* at vie*
vior^e^* latest; pleat*«* to give him me trial, tils goods will recommend themselves_
Men s ( ongress galtt-rs made u> measure for§2 50 up, Men's button lo measure iS 7uuiu
ir T I ' re,, f h Ca'f gaiters, hand hi Itched, to measure from £4 «» to *5 50 Men's ^French
Calf boom, hand stitched Ir rn $5 5« lr> 7 50. Youth's and boy's at the lowest i.rîéeS
A good supply always on band, all goods are warranted. ël —
M
ip Aêl. -w t s:
9
208 ]Vfarlx.et St. 208
WiIiMIHOTON, Dai*
dec14 3m<
THE ARCTIC ICE & COAL COMPAN Y
AST NECOIVO iTBEET
've TiariE
OFFICE, Mo. 3 FI
ü A.
XIST THE CITY.
EY BUN PUT IN SKLLAKS FREK.
H BTJ JE3
WM. PENN AND TURK
T »E3
WHOLES
ALE AND RETAIL.
NKOW Ac WOiN, Pron'r«,
J . B. CO
lye-U
Pratt's Astral Gil.
Hupp lies fully the want for a perfectly
safe and reliable Illuminating Oil for fam
ily use, free not only
explosion but from th
Igniting should the Hg»
Itiip'itupln 1 gal, and 6 gal. tin
each ol wkich Is closed with a metal cap,
bearing the manufacturer 's stamp. Hav
ing handled several hundreds of thousands
or gallons of ibis oil without a single r.oci
dent resulting from Its use we can cjot fl
• lentlliy recommend It as a perfectly
aud safe ol 1. For sa le wholesale a nd
Z. J « MEH BELT,
Cor. Hlxth A Market fj4ts.
Physicians' Pocket Cases, Buggy
Cases, &c.,for sale by
Z. JA MEH BELT,
Cor. Mxih t- Market/Sts.
bURGICAL INHTRT7MENTH. - The
most complrte stock, and the larg.-Hf
Hortment of surgical Instruments ever
hlbiied iu this city. For sale at New tfork
prices, illustrated catalogues rum:shed
fty Z. JAM EH BELT,
('or. Hlxln A Market ms.
Prof. J. A. Going's Horse Rein* aies
(Veterinary Editor of *'Spirtto/ the 'l\tn**V)
Going's Worm Destroyer, (Jopeman'sT
ic Powder. Going's colic Powder, Gr.lug's
Cough Powder. (Joint's ••Anatomy of the
Horse." (A card skeleton upon wh ch is
located every important disease to
the horse
by the Agent,
Wholes
from the danger of
fluid
psei.
e danger of the
b-d lamp be u
pure
retail
by
hieb
foi sale
liable) Alltlieabo
Z. JAMF.H BELT,
A Retail Druggist,
Cor. Sixth A M -rket M».
I,« D1EK*DEPA IITYI KMTp,
For supporters, Bruces, Trusses, E
Mockiugs, Anklclb, Kn
Ac.
tastic
caps, Hyringes,
•^Private Room. Ii««ly Attendant.
Private entiance lor Dados at No. l|West
fe lx tn si reel.
Z JA MEH BELT,
WnolesMle and Retail Druggist
Corner Sixth and Mark t sn[ets.
Wilmington Delaw
The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS'
Th* Most Reliable Pbopuieiart
Mkdicinih,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, OOLOGNKM, Ac.
AT WILLIAMS'
A flue assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUesHEH,
Al Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West, Pride of Key
Greuley Cigar, ,
AT WILLIAM^f
Choies FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Htrong and Pure,
At Ninth and Maitkel,
AT WILLIAMS
West or
8'
Fins AMERICAN A IMPORTED Soaps
A t Ninth and Market.
•• Get the best " WI' LIAMS' maPONA
CEOU8 DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS'
Choice Goods. Aocuracp in disp
Reasonable I*riees.
WILLIAMS' PROSCRIPTION STORE
ADl2-tf Corner Nlntb aud Market
and
Fashionable Furniture!
J. & J. N. HARMAN
»
Nu. 410 Hing Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
mecifUlly Inform chë sill
Wilmington, ind the sur'
rounding country ihr I we oeittlnue
ÏF- to manufacture and keep on hand
At our large aud long established ware
rooms, Furnitur« of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany Roséw
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
(Lan lug-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 or the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and oan
■tant!
Hair
We res
an of
♦spa
ly keep a large assortment of Sprln
, Moss and Husk Mattresses
J. A J. N. HARMAN
P KKHTÖN AYAira,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAK^K,
Aud dealer in
A LEKICAN AND SWjsB
A
WATOHEjS.
CLOCKS, JEWELMV
AG
SPECTACLES,
EYE-GLASSES
8IL\ ER WA Kli), «C
NO. 805 MARKET STREET
Wilmington, Del.
Particular attention pal«l to repairing m
ail Its branches ; also, changing spectacle
glasses. Has a good assortment or gjr
constantly ou hand.
The public is cordially lu vlted to ca 1 and
examine my stock aud earu my prlotjis
leio-' 0
D elaware uarfet huuheJ
3(jy MARKET STREJCT,
ABOVE THIRD, WILMINGTON, DEL
The oheapest lace in the city to buv you
(JAKi'ETS
OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS
AND WINDOW SHADE
Henry Greebe
809 MARK ET ST
t woven to
el test notloa
N. B.—Rag Carpe
and lowest marke
deajor
HA.T triujijcn
David McCloskey
THE
HATTER.
IS13 Market Street,
(Adjoining Opera House.)
^The latest styles constantly
vehl
band
analt-lr
11
V, ^ s e «. 4
» Kk
K A T T F. 8
^ 4L>
East Third Street,
_Wllmliigion. De
Special Attractions!
63 Ladies' & Misses'
COATS
AT
Closing Out •»PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS.
99
See for Yourselves and be conviuoed.
M. L. Lichtenstein,
aS 3 Q Marls.ot St.,
mar22-sep18
Now is the lime
TO BUY YOUR
STOVES
AND UBT TOUB
Heaters Put in Order.
Just reduced the price of all Cook
In , Parlor and Heating Stoves to suit the
hard times.
Call and
I have
the prices before you buy.
k. flonuiNNoaj,
Oar. Tbtr* ami hhipley
N. B.—Heaters cheaper than ever.
nor9ti
LTanoi», Organs, and Sheet Music,
. FOR SALE AT
F. Atcher'i ninoir sture,
Wo. Bill Market Ktrsl.
Htleft 's Pianos a specialty; also, good
eaoiHi hand pianos to** sale and for rem.
Music lessohM gi
«ltUMPX Term » moderate.
tn private and in
mari.
CURE YOURSELF!
r Bohan
"Tradable Cura
11 forma of Sp«
mud to
tly
B
rhf
iln
aaral llebllliy, laipotea«*, . K . |SUU ^
M »1*4 bring* back tha * r YoathfHl Tlgor of
d
• I..
11
he
destroyed it by ae
tm u.eil by Dr. Boha
"Woas/ÄHlÄ.ItKiv
ondorfUl effc
eat beyond
Ti.i.
hS
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fo
knoa
fail in
li
vitality and
inddleagad
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felt
pn »perties
. Y
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lfuîl y do
ue with tt
•ure. The pat
»thine and heal in
the relaxed seminal
the ro
f Self-Ahu
a peed r and 1'KlUIAMtXT
iigth and elooticity of spiriti
•fleeted as a m
habit
sethia i
:
!
(-■tly ■
par
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to
d
rd d
natural* »täte, the tama aa if Um
baneful habit had never hern indulged in. The lngrw
.. . of nature—bark«, roula,
•peciflc for the above diaeaoea.
•«"Prh'UjFiva Dollar«, lent with hill direction«, «U
»o any addrra«. For Mle only at Dr C A Bohannon'«
offloe,No. JUI North Fifth «freet between Waahinatoa
..ueandOrwu«t.. 8t.Loui«, Mo. KaUbluhed in 18*7.
ar*l>r. B «"TrratUe •> SpraUd
aciaor delineation, of the nature, aympto
WL&? offtTPJlfllS. BIBIK kb w4k A«IS. Etc.,
FRtk to a ny ad drag« upon recei pt of on a «amp_
M ■ QQI Jk AB|A Book of nearly
r and
ii'K thei
r :
ducti
SI ruvool« n e w s
ich the marri ad and
SECRET
thoaa contemplating
riot* ahoald anow.
■aw
•fltaaipM. Boat «Moraly aaalad (br SO «Mi I m a» ay JF
m< + m «WmjHl A44rwa Dr. O. A. Boa an it as, m