The daily gazette. [volume], May 26, 1881, Image 2

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riere to subeorlbers In aU parta oi the city
vau surrounding towns und villages, for
six MBtau weak,payable weakly./Yearly
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I Uereaein*
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the lasaeet and most
clr
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Stale,
b. a
any
2
ala. Pubi
,tUtpS per year In
t ABt wnaaxoroir posT-orncx
ul
M, 1M1.
It
Io ns that there should he
■Gltf* ftfifittl hours to regulate the
''TtoiikWOtoT-li of the Peace. The
to iy Very different from that of the
i ttiglstT of P —d a at Prothonotary,
vrhteh *re *appo*ed to be opened et ell
tmu* d*j end nicht. The Gai»ti*
K*t Of lloeneee granted by the Court
to toll Jiqnor, yeeterdny afteruuon ;
Mputfser Y*«« Mto...a
of
/ XT.'Ooahteh'e olerkt tfaat they could
properly arranged ft>r giving
•at aartil elevan o'eloek to-day. Mr.
and
: HtonlttoA* Mfrdut.ee aud vre saw no
f«qy^V> dD<ibt hla word, nor did we;
mi d that any trouble abould
haVfr ylottn out of his deellning to give
out to other newspaper» as
well aa the Gabctti, which hard just
u
a* H<Mh right to demand them, sinoe
Ws had delayed oar edition mud
pqnlly dfsired them. An officer may
■j °f "*• p^p 1 ®' bat h ® >"
net bound to be the slave of any one.
, U Me Fitoe ought to have some dignity
- ^IMgfïlWt where it it devoid of dig
' eitf of ooeme it ia not willipg others
MST/UAmon in eooordanoe with pro
.. The IW aaaanlt upon Hr.
CoeblM la *a nnjuat as it ia false.
Th* dark had not intended to keep
thw liât of Hcanaea from being pub
lished at all aa lb. Xmtf article
would toad the reader to infer. It
WM hla intention to give the liais to
th* public aa soon aa they were ready,
snd ao hi* subordinate iaformed the
nyttoDtativ# of the Gazbttb yes
tar day afternoon.
Qoiäö TO Pieces—A Disgusting
J Jfim LT Ote» the Senatorial Of
"•ak.—The people of this groat ooun
try, «tow Uatoa to California, are be
ooaalng groaNy diaguated at the politl
aai trouaactlona which the past few
action, are cut at th. "ua»n fry" of
toa Be publican party—they emanate
1» tke higher circle, aud have been in
MSStoStoalt or the deUbeiption of
ianatoriateauauH. in Washington ,and
• to aya rV la awldanHy going to the dogs
if wo baUaoo what ooe faction says of
- o .UtoOther faction.
Tkoxnarral ia not with >he Demo
-- do part or lot in it,
flud anything
A 3 a. leading or
gang or the Republican parly, from
nr « MM.aT iwkleh mo father some interest
ot rto»,*«»» Hutes
whan the BapqbUgan leaders have
garryroaudersa their 8,atea so oom
^Utaly fhat they have ad tear of tbe
/, : -De*aoervil* h**tiog them, theRepubii
l ^aaaMkataaiahoatdesperate struggle for
rIOwsrSH tod one of their organs
»'»'•«KSffirrjatsr
tored faottot», sad while these factions
to«***«* (wapariog to nwd aaU deatroy
-SS . « » « * Sut itovnblisaoa of Peim
/•yiaaai» a« ^UaoenUy divided into
two parties, the Cameron atd anti.
■fWt i*' Sto ahtt-adminiitraU on
JéMMiEIWhI RepttWioans* There
<H iawdlaana tar them, to ooweud about
. -1*# «toW.KW.thad» tgftt would be only
that.»» Albany, or than
It waa during the memorable contest
whioh added in th* election to the
1 VaübSSHItowBmnte Of that eminent
'à e tol wÉi p àn itoa t atotoa iaan, Mr; Mitch
Ä. At VaahlugU* there are reported
oi tob« differenoee upon matters of par
oi
Oi
KWS
MMM policy between the theoretic»]
atofetiiaw t a r rin-ahlaf of the party, Proa
J ;,\] VLto e)»**,, and the reputed head ol
-•- aka Maala H liailoa, Baerotary Blaiue.
Th* Ihrmar i* reported to be anxious
„ to eatptoy th* lirthieuoe ot th* admin
Otrottoa tot th« benefit ot Vahoue,
ef TirgiuJ», in the approaohing
patAA ia that state. Tip Secretory of
cum
the ad
•PC***» t» have but little
4fofoff.a Mahone'» proariaea to
Nft**-* 48 "* provided he is
a n p i lia* »Uh »officiant wedge*, in the
'"dÊljk ot Fadaral offioea, to acoomplieb
Sk.fi
B * A
kWVMMMt
PsMidsst Garfield andSaora
tl^y Blaine are exceedingly wary poli
«1 A
o
>»* f«ito np to almoat any
ia,aap political gatne ; but it la
ht. pfoi^toHTtbat, in tbe amtier of Ma
to aunder the
W lwtti tf given the offices, tbe
6'.. 6 0
.en.«
la «ntt* the ahrewder of the
- c Haliev# that he ton
daei y eh tog efthe rort. Thepxoeed
« ' ',. 0*>li tofigbaadedpulUioi.n from Maine
• Rtofiltow tom Utato Mr. Mahone ie not
imt i Mffi WW «* K>omj Uto toate of Vir
*** *9 P" ^ offioee to him
• 1* to put with warn for no trairaient
i Thh al*anl whioh Mahone hae In
ftoM.tathhtopndtototo of the g,«u,
. . «* Virginia, after hav
Ing reduced it already by legiektive
Milan. If he me secure ihe gororn
njf ut patronage from Garfield, then be
can buy over the most venal of the
Republican leader* in Virginia to the
Readjusten. BhoulJ Mr. Garfield per
mit him to do this as Conkling and
Cameron have advise'd and bargained
for with Mahone, both the Senatorial
Stalwarts would no doubt charge Gar
field's Cabinet with encouraging re
padiation when the canvass of 1884
opened in their States, The President
it seems discovered the trap into
whioh tbe Stalwarts were leadiug him,
und has repudiated Mahone as the
mere tool of Conkling and Cameron.
The resignation of Conkling and Piatt,
because they were not given the pat«
rocageof New York, if strictly correct
should be followed by the resignation
of Mahone. The people can readily
see that the Stalwarts
very little
for the country, and ouly care to secure
the offioes, hence the disgraceful scan
dal that now crops out all around the
political horizon.
Florida Farmers.— A good many
gentlemen from the North who are
compelled to seek a milder climate
during the winter and spriug months
are beginning to utilize their time
while in the South by turuing farmers
This is especially the cime with tlmse
who are going to Florida. They are
often men of active minds aud physi
cal energy. Idleness is not healthful
to suoh gentlemen, a r| d hence thry
seek to be engaged. A newspaper has
been sent us by a friend, and we find
in it a letter from Gulf Hammock,
showing this disposition to cultivate
land in Florida. Among the gentle
men named as having gone t<J farming,
is Dr. George B. Dixon, of the him of
Dixon & Sons, Chestnut street, Phila
delphia. He has many friends in this
city and county who will be pleased to
hear from him and his new enterprise
undertaken as a* necessity for the re
covery of his health. The Doctor is
quite an artist, aud has a line taste for
the useful as well as beautiful aud we
should not he at all sorpiised that, i*
in a very few years,he had made him
self a very pleasant summer retreat in
the delightful region aud climate lie
has chosen in which to make his winter
home.
''Disreputable and Venal."—
Th© Stalwart leaders of the K publi
can party have gone deeply into the
trading business. They hope to bai
ter away the government nftiec.s to n
good advantage, since the biugaiu was
to secure them the Slate ot Virginia'
with the vote of Mahone in the Sen
ate. This was a part of the scheme
engineered to partial success by Sena
tors Don Cameron and Itoscoe Conk
I»
ling. The anger and audpcity of tho
latter sterns to have tin t
a check
Ol
in the way of the flual Consummation
of th« arrangement. It will be seen
take from
from the following which
the editorial columns of a Kepulicati
paper that it was proposed to ''build
up a Republican party In ihe South by
rallying all the disreputable and venal
elements of Southern society," and thin
was tbe work that the S'al wait Sena
at
tors proposed that Garfield and his
Cabinet should undertake by dis
pensing patronage, no matter how
unworthy the officers they might
léct should be. This ii
hi
the inlereuce
from the following :
"As
Washington correspondent
sagely remarked yesterday, " Ihe Vir
ginia problem has not yet bee u sol ved,
by any means." There is loowever,
so far as we can see, no good reason
whatever why the President should
feel it incumbent
thing to solve it,
h
him to do any
why Im mid Mr.
ßlaine should have a diifoience of
opinion as to ihe be«tc«iui'se to pursue.
The President and the becretary of
State hold their office» for the further
ance of certain plaiuly-mid'-itcood
public objects. It i
business to figure as partis:
tlonal'chieftains, and they degrade
themselves and their offices when they
ipt to do so. The \dea that the
dent and the Department office:«
ought U> use the power and patronage
of the Government for the advance
ment of partisan interests, is, if any
thing, more vicious even than the
"Senatortal courtesy" id«*a. The de
cent people of the nation would a«
lief have Senators and Representa
tives manipulate the "patronage" for
the advancement of partisan euds
to have the President and t he head»
of Department do it—indeed
quite confident that they would a great
deal rather. If there is any real
Republicanism in Virginia, it is well
of itself without any
assistance from the Pi-«!sident. If
there is no Republicanism, except,
wba» exists ou the strength of a dis
tribution or prospective distribution
of patronage, tbe sooner the so-called
Republicans of Virginia go to the wall
the better. When will
politicians learn that it don't
none of their
fac
attem
Presi
able to take
• leading
try and build up a Republican ' pa i f.v
in the South by rallying all the dime
pa table and venal element, of South
ern society to the Republican stand
ard ? "
Tb* Rbt. Dr. ConcoKiB ia recog
nized aa one of the »bleat ami m u8 t
learned theologian, of the Uomui,
Cafholic Church in America, and
authority upon all mai tore of Biblical
interpretation, ao that hla view» upou
the roviaed Kogliah version of tbe .N w
Teatameut will be read wiih interest
by Christians of every denomination.
Iu the interview elsewhere reported
Dr. Corcoran expresses the opinion
that the revisers have removed many
mistranslations which he believes to
have been designedly incorporated in
the authorized version, and that they
have brought tbe English Testament
into eloser harmony than before with
the Latin of St. Jerome, which lie
rally regards as the authority
version—Time«.
rs
PBÇPOS AüB. '
vT ox I cl to coircn&uro*s r
SKA1.KD t'BOPOS*L»|uib*e*«
«JU lliu OummUlM w '
Levy Court of New CaStl
»traut .v*n of a PI ;»h#D
;« oi the oid bridge across Ht. * uguenne
Mm hi * mm (.rue . The b. lüge to 5« oou
w ln Lenau piles. oapS^triiAg
railing Lu be ot eiUiar
whi.e i lue Length of
IDt
and
the
Htructed
er" uud monk. The
white oak or
I to be iiracea uud bolted lit » good and,
HUbHtH.Mini " »tuner, Hie [ lies driven to a
" ÄÄ »UU — be recdiW
SsSvn! ?rt'
brl
»u
f-d
low water, « ith a bridge about
ty feet in lengtt. and iweaty feet in,
HU Augustine creek, ooa
ook. live piles
width
NiruuteU o pile* of wmte
to >i boni, the bents tobe
wen bfftOod »
bolted.
aud plauk lobe,of white o k rillll!»*. Ul
be ol white bine will» woo »en cribbed
abut. oats, tf A leet or the top Of Which
lacud tiniber.
Co be g«»OU White Pl
PiopuhHlH w.il also he received at the
sann* time and place for Ihe construction
of ihe Htuue woik and iu the
, part y ut -wood uud partly in earth.,
Hj»«:cillC tlmtH can be seen on applica
tion to wm. folk * debba. Dei.,
Ar f*. oponaiM must be eddresHed to
WiLLI v .«* IV'LK, LAivy Lourt Hoorn,
Wilmington Unaware, and delivered on
or before 10 <velo k, a. ui., on Monday,
ra day <;f May, 1»M
the com in
J«Vît any or all bids.
Wl I'l.lAM I'OLK,
tJHKUTiAN F LB IQ K
WIL< 1AM L. BRIGHT,
M-e> la.issie —71
m
Q
A.
r vu thu right hi re
it, > Committee.
KlKMO.\ OF
h
Union M. £. Sunday Schools,
—IX»—
W0DDLAWN BEACH,
ÏIIIIHSJIAV, June '2nd,
on Steamer Thomas Clyde,
To leave Fourth
wlinrl at 7
jOfr
ii,27s
Gen.
Gan.
i
A. M.
Thu celebrated
First Regiment Band,
^company the excur»l« n. to hsar
i. be worth the pries of the
ill
which
ilckets
in
M. «fe L. Koduty of the Hunday
iopuiar outer
lui n men In
o u«d
The bout.
having been among the
that leave this city; we Will
keuj> this up to Che Mamiui d.
•..HO cents.
•r
euoeuvoi
ilC'CIS, utiuiw.
Chiltlien,.
Muyîfij-te.
Delaware »tale Bonds!
On
iTAlK 'I'liKAHUUKR,
UOVKU, L>X1.., May 1U, 1881
Act of ; the General
Assembly of the State of Delaware,
paasetî at Dover at its aens Ion ol 1881,1 do
Hereby *lv«> notice to holders of Delaware
Hiute Bonds that 1 shall attend at
fhliudelphiaitiHilouai Bank, in the city
'hihUelphia, «luring the bunliu.es
■'! that Bunk, ou the flr«t three
culler days ol July. A..D., 1881, pre
uyoll aiiu re«le< in bonds oi the
uinucrs following:
>lh Inclusive «il Uie
• tuoiisaiui dollars
each, ot tin* i««ue of the bonds of *aid
Uta ntniui date ol January 1, A. D., l8tW:
ala«» other bond a of u»« suul «täte ol the
• }
By virtue of
lio
I»
he
»in N«» 201 to
(lmi<»ininaiu
follow!Mg: From No. 1 to 852,
both U-duKive, of lh<: denwinInattou of
onsand douar» each, of i he Immu« oi
the bo'ids el ihesald Hu&te uuder date ot
January I, A. I)., lH»i7, 'let. an, a. D„ 18»»i«,
«ooer 1 », A: D., 186a, and GcUUxtr
Jj, A. D. 18«>W; ana also other bonds
ol the khIU mule of the nuuibets fni
Uiwiug : lr< ui No. l to 178, both incln*
nlv«, of the deiioiuinati<»u ol one thous
and do! Iura «ach, of the Issue of the bondH
Ujkte of January l.A.
»od after the first
Juiy, A. D., 1881, Interest will
bouda herein
intended to lu
I 1
Ol
HlAUe
., 1874 And that fr<
dMy
e to
dcMlguaieiJ. •'This call
the out->la..dluK bonds of the
State of Delaware."
dun«
It BERT J. UEYNOLU8,
«Ute Treasurer.
«y 10 ijyleol
PUBLIC SAI.ua.
^pURLIO KALK OK STOCK.
The undersigned will sell at public
at Village Green, Duiuware Oo., Pa.,
THU HMD AY. MAY 28, 1881, '
He,
All
hi fresh L'«iwh ami .springers,
Lancaster Omfft* y , Pa , .1 y
•stock bulls, low feeder«
. Iroui
y«iuui
aud ,e lo
of kboutM, 2 and 4 months credit.
Wogo i will be at Lin Wood Htstion to
«#«*t ith ia that lesv«** Wilninu ton at
*
ROBERTS «t TYSON.
n y!44-dts
W.
B, Auoiloueer.
ALE OK COWS. ^
The Mubwcriher« will ÆftôfMESEk
. at Itixl ^rJLom
Lion, i mm Jim iborou^n. M !
Cu Hier county, Pa., «■eSSHM
MONDAY, MAY mir löii,
A! 1 o'clock p m.,
FORTY HEAD OK KRKSfl OOWS AND
SEH1MGEK8, TWENTY HEAD
OK KEEUERH, DOT OK
YOUNG BULLH.
s
ton.
h 11 ut Pub
our
, „ ,, SILL A BAILEY
L. W. Hiutbam A Son, Aucfrs.
ebl-7
K MOV AD.
R
»JOHN MULROONEY, RotUer,
Ha« removed from 408 Poplar street
lo N. W. cor. 6th and Tatnall Hta. *
ALK, PORTER, AND BROWN STOUT
put up In «mall packages for
family
A11 order« by
>i t tended
nil
otherwise promptly
». First premium Loger freer
boithid expreswly lor ikmlly
iaU2&-8ui #
BANKS AND BANKKKB.
MIKHT NATIONAL RANK
T OK WixiMINGlGN
dlCFOSIToitV or TUK PUBLIC McMKY
AND
KINAN TAL AGENT* OK THE UNI
TED H T AT KB. 1
EPWABd BETTP. PKTAfnxwT.
GKO. D. ARMSTRONG. Caswiri:
Fnbl up «:«pll«al, - - S504»,(HMi.
PllUadPlphla, New York and n«wum K -
ciiango lUrnisbed to regulur DepttaiUir«
without charge.
Iilaeount days, Mondays and Tburadu. •
Ht 8 h«> A. M.
am
DIRECTOR«.
E-lward Utilts, I
Ciemenfrr^mytb, |
John II. Adurns,
Henry H. McComl,,
I'Atnal I,
«jlfcgr* t£fo
ttum'l Bauerom Jr.
arrett.
J.nl-ij
fJ'iBE ARTISAN« »AVINGS RANK.
mi market street,
mooKi-OKATieii Jabuxey 24th, **«.
r«lay evcuiugH iron» 7 to 8 o'oioak.
SEMI-ANN UAL DIVIDEND,
reguluriy made in April and October.
When illvK.snda are not withdrawn«
they are aocounUd as Uepoette. t Thus ihm*
maneul depoHit« compound their lnu ,
twl«*e In «»eh
Clemftni H. Smyfbf, | Gedfge W. Busb
ClioM. W.Towmi«ukl 1 George«, capeli«
Nothau'l Rwbenwfo, \ M. U Lietonatsiu.
Henry F. Dure, i Edward Darling tou
W. Hastings, } Job H. Jaélüpn,
Edward Fusey, | Win. H. Swift,
ü
E. T TAYLOR Treasure
EO. N. bAI
febUl-ly
This Is me ouif iotmsr - w* »
and endorsed by the people of any male.
XtNPfiEOEDENTED
l
0
^ m JS£
"
inrnuTiui natgp
«g»
.aSEESSi&ai
ess«
tad.
IT CO
1Î
'over HA,*
1879.
.Drawn
lowing *01»
ill t
trtbattou:
.
41 KAMP PJUMSKVAI»* *f*®*»*
during which wUl take plaaaIhe
Iliid Si s » * M s tll y H
ulW
Extnorttinar; Swo-AiüiuhI finmg
at mew orleajm.
TUESDAY, JUKE 14th. MM.
ÜBQbM:
u
t oi
m
Q ASA of Louisiana,
A. EARLY, of Virginia.
Halve*. |A nntoM
tut or
1 Capital Prisa of.
1 Grand PrUa of..
1 Grand frlscof...
t Lurge Pi ises ol f 10,0(10
4LargePrt
Ou Prises ol
Prises of
Prises of
2UU Prises oi
Oüû Prises of
10,00 Prises of
jiij
.
an*
.. «w>«
::k®
*. OS,MM
.
su
SvJS.e.eh
:«
4«
it.
ArraouMATipn r
jOfr approximaUou prie*, of
•ft* Ml
ii,27s Prisse, amounting to.... .pMt.âÜ0
Gen. O. T. BsauRbgabd, of La.
Gan. JuxAi. A. HAmifrXjjsMra.
Application for rates to si
i ly ue rnsde to the offiosof U
Now Orisaus,
Write for circulars
in
■end ond
M. A. i/AUPMRM,
New Orleans. La*
•r M. A. DAUPHIN at „
Mo. Six Broadway, N«w York.
marl2-2taw4w<kw.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WARNER'S ,
Phila. & Wilmington
Propellers
WUl sail dally from
Market Street Wharf Wil -
mington, Del.
-
At • O'clock P.M.,
AND
ewlo
First Wharf below Qhout
nut street, Philfti^
bo*
At 6 O'Clock, P. M.
Through rates named tie aU
Western CiUea, and
warded
ixmmm
S.'Wffliffp'gfiSSSSli;
ton. Freight. careiellE I
supervision.
tlmluf
tt #
our panto
CHARLES WARM! &;C0.<
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SEASONABLE
INhECT10K>(K8 >
MOTHPROOF
PAPER BA.C3-S,
(OK TAB PAPER.)
A
Several alas«; lRfge
• for foal skin
1 ARPAPER
CAMBDUXRfr
ANTI - MOTH PAPER
Cheap and healtbfol. a few
iKMltlvaiy proUc
am nag clothing
from moths.
DALMATION INHBCJT POWDER
1NHEUT POWDER GUNS,
Is them
coatH.
GUM CAMPHOR I
ROACH PAJ4TK
(for de 1 1 of lug Roach«*, Mice, and
Rat«, A», a c.)
Z. JAS. BELT
A.POTBECABY, I -
HIXI U AMD MAHKMT BTö.
_ Wilmlpgton Dp], ,j
sprT
P KKBTOai AYAtu..
I'KAOTMIAI. WATCH
MAKER
And ileal er ta
AieaaxOA* Aßo «wise
«3
vr ATCUEM.
OUOOEB.JBWauiY
«PKlîfA
«
aç M
MO
pan.
Yaruenlar
lilts
»
Thepas
THE MEMBERS OF IflÉJf.
Mutual f ire Insurance Co.
mm essaient
laid on the
: ad
file "6«sls of the company, to mitt a
by Are. All who come forward :aoo
their tux before the 12» h o' June will
i per oent. deducted from the
*— —» .»» th.1* tm. Collector« > John
KiÂÏÂ'-îouili'
äL 6 -** 1 t^ pr,u ' , ' r M^ h n'iü!r y
Say. •even
m , ruiin« who were a ratted In
XatiBrbelswura for the Dulled
June oi
on leer
(SMe Uml pUld
afterwards again
dtafled lais«» am
a eu bull lut« 1 oi
under the laiter
were required IP p
ioe
»V or by leitet
, who. has boen au
Aeglslature to ootler-t
been directed by
'und the oommuiH
. Omg. B. ÜA T.
el of ; j
—The Mechanics Loan Asso
tt kks last issued ado snare« of
.. "it to be made
qy. Person«
mid apply at once
HOW, Secretary
417 French street.
Office open ftom 7 o'clock a, m. until 7
o'clock p. m. Orden by mail promptly
attended to. aprtfiraeod
■OTI
IIP
t oat.-On Market street, bUweeu
1 a Rh and 12th, a small gold horseshoe
"-w^r n> A suitable reward will be
rstnt-D cdV> THIB OFFICE.
' «4ÄKAT SAMiilX«
AT
ADAMS A BRO'Sj
604 MARKET STREET,
An Oil Cloths. Carpets and Matting
Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Ory Goods, 1 1 notions,
BOOTH AMU HHOEM.
Toy* sad Fancy Goods,
Of all inscriptions.
and Rugs, Croquet, Ldwu
.Tin,
BUdr
ils, Bale, «As. a large as
ammocks, shsap. Express
Veloc-pedêa i ocklug
Tslils. Bass
(ortinsni of
Horsesf'Uoll
an
Oarrlagss and Wheeluar
Works, Flags, Laulerus
rows, Fins
S ill your
hlldrsn's
Ws woald particularly
attention to qnr spécial Une of
Carriages at Factory prices.
ivfnead (ksi our
GENW SCARFS
SOo.
FORMER PRIuE S 1.00
W. 13. COLE
Men's Furnishing Goods.
YOU HAKKKT STRICKT.
81.30
KINDLING WOOD,
OAK AND PINK MIXED.
Order« oan be left *t the following places
Mr. Che*. B. HeMher. Flour aad feed store,
Mb. • W. lhth street.
8u,re '
Jojm A. Hney, g^W^ocr.^ain and Madl
Store, corner
Donnen, uroeery
mh add (Mange sir
-
Messrs: Wtet A RlngwalL
M. B. eor.Beeo.au and
Orders scut by maul to kindling wood
io« and GUpln Ave
Harneas Utore,
Market HU.
ol
ed
I
BY,
tWdminsto'i Del.
« 60,000
WSBTl
OF
SEEING and SUMMER
clothing,
NOW ON
.mornmu
▲T THE
Great Boston One-Price
CLOTHING HOUSE,
213 MARKET ST.
>
A Larger'Line Than Ever
Before.
Vor t*. Beat THIRTY DAYS we b.ve
dMldtd to ktaY* a
GIFT SADR
Each purchaser of ip
orja Saut to reae⻫ a V
PRESENT. All the Article« in
out
AWAY -with Clothing in the next
thirty day a.
Bay your Clothing of the
«SUABLE
BOSTON ONE-PRICE
CLOIHWa BOUSE,
213 MARKET SI.
V. E. MÖLME«, Prof.
air of Pante
ALU ABLE
Window to be GIVEN
OLD
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
,j
ALL K1IH» OF
BT1CLKH NHCEK
IOLAR8
lD OF
8ARY F
CAN
E. fi. B. Butler,
MU PH ! éoxrsi
^»«-» ♦«A»TTB,
TUB STAMFORD
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
This Institution, located al 81am lord
Conn., Is
East
pu»v luHiiiutlou lu the
In connection with the Colorado
HuhIuukm College lien ver, Colorado,there
by giving superior ail vantages tu ILh grad
uates n procuring paying sliuntl
Tula college 1« the beat »ot Its kind lor the
OUH.
Mercantile Training
—OF—
YoungMen and Ladies
G. W. FOSTER, President,
tV. S. CLARK, Secretary,
O. W. CJIJ> V, Trtaavrtr.
The most extensive, thorough aud
institution oi the Kind
- houBauds or accountants aud huMues*
men, in the principal clues aud towns of
the United State«, owe their success to
courue of training.
ih« world.
Tu ic. Right Kind
Young Mkn ; ani) Lauiks.
Kduoation vob
Flue new hriox block, opposite Htamp
•ord lioune. Kleg tutiy lilted aud furn
shed apar.inuuiH 1er the appiloaiion of
iud o «rryiug
tematlc inuttiodH
ol
uvei
sys*
UusineHN Training
Young .men who oontemplate a busl
uesM life, and parents havlug
cate, are particularly requ«MU*i
circular, wul«
ten
to edu
o send
gi ve fut •
ml
luformatlou
trauuu.ctc. Address,
hi ■
of
W. a. CUltli, -ec'y.
Mtamkohd. Conn.
ffhrlK-d.iin
PliUttititiWÙAL..
UOOKXMIIV, DILAVARI
JOHN U. JACHNON,
UNI» HUKVirOR,
(CIVIL ENGINEER t* DltAPi'HM AN ,
Notary Public and Conveyancer.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
apr2r-lmod*w
N
OTI CE,
WALTER CUMMINS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAV
lias removed hla office to
NO. T20 KINO STRKti'l
febia-dui.
JOHN BIUUS,
Attorue^-ut-lduw,
No. 4 W. HEVKNTU HTB-EKT.
Wllmlugtuu Del.
apT-ly.
JOHN C. COLE
JU8TIUR OF TDK FKAUJb,
AND
NOTARY PUHJLIC
Office B. W. Corner or Tnird mad Mark«
Bieeu. Pensions, Patent* and Passport*
procured,
stf-ir
iVi<.stNurjr. u a*.
K. PEN1NGJ G«
ATTORNEY-A'i- l.A W,
No. 2, WK8T7TH HTREET,
WIUEl
H.
OVIS-V
LBLTUIC
E
UNE OF STEAMERS
Will resume tbelr trips between
WILMINGTON, DEL., and NEW
YORK CITY
Sailing from King street wharf. Wl
xnlngtou, Del., **"
SATURDAY. 19th mat., at 2 p. m.,
Weidner'* Wharf. Chester, Pa., at 4 p.
m., and from Pier 16, Kasl River,
New York,'"*
WEDNESDAY, 28d Inst., ai 4 p. m.
Thereafter steamers will sail regularly
from Wilmington and Chester, *•»»
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS.
t
KKW VOKK,
MONDAYS,WEDNESDAYS Jr FRIDAYS
Your patronage solicited. For rates ap
ply to E. ANDREWS,
Kina Ht. Wharf, Wll.
William Weaver, Weiduer't* wliari,
Cheater. A bid Abbot, 63 Hou lb it., N. Y
The Wilmington Bteaindilp Co.
nib!*
FLOUR!FLOUR! FLOUR!
TRY A BARREL OF OUR
>f
SAFE TO BUY.
h
A CHOICE BATENT TBOCESH KI.OÜB
AND ONLY
«0.50 PerUarrel.
Warranted tobe uarepresented.
We have a very good Brand of Flour
at $4.60 and 90 cents for 1-8
barrel of our BEST FLOUR.
W. IN. C'humllor,
No. 811 MARKET HTREKT,
Ralf way bet,. 0th and 7th Ht«.
aprHU
WM. S. WATT.
IttOU iYlarkct toircel,
i'DUMUCH,
«.TEAM A UAH WATTKO
Contraotora furnlsbed with «wtimalfi«
All work guaranteed. Order« «ollcitfo
sad prompt attention given.
UKEENRgUBK HEATING
a «D v **laltv.
BUtHI
lUPE^DEA
Jarmore » Artificial Ear ûrun.
EE THIS HS.tlil
..ii porform tb* woHt
vlWffijr* In position, InaA
sïïssxstxs:.
Addraaa Jttll SI
«•toffitam. ai
btarddi»lio«tly. W
nT dtiacrlDti y« circular
fo^foMiauMta.«
S.W.
CAR-PETj
mattinos,
OIL CLOTHS,
FLOOR
WINDOW SUDI
WILTON 8;
MO(iUKTTF8,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRIES,
covoa m atti
ÄÄK
INGRAIHS 4 * 18 ' lr0m
RAO K8> W,NUö * Ml
VRNKPIANH, 0ILCU)
hubs and math.
WelBvli. u 0(
a "T f**' ot »U.J
grades, at aud uuder market rau«,
DRANVILLE WORRI
[aiHtand 82X Market
MAHON IF rUPLK.
Inljrl-Ur.
ßOü'iVN
ONE-PRICK
BOOT & SHOE HDD
BPitlMG HT Y L KM NOW KSAU
209 MARKET 8TRE
WIEJMINGTON, DEL
I hive just received my «prion
which for style, quality and prl«
never been excelled lu this or
city. Gent's dealring a fins, shot
consult their interest by caliingi
am in lug my stock. 1 have aluoils
est stock of LADIE8', Misuffl
CHll.DKKN'o »HOES, at pries
will astonish you. Al- kind* of81
walking HHofc* com
hand. BURT A FAL'KAUDI
ss for gent's and E. 0. BURT'S
shoes for ladies', misses' and chlldr
specialty. I belug
Hiate. bo not forget the number
MJ
PERM and
iti
•ole «gent (or
SOI» MABUET NTKEIT,
fusionier work promptly attemlJ
Ana repairing neatly done. I
UBivar pike,I
mayHtJyldAw
Propria
&UWAKK CAMPET MOUH
80S MARKET MTK
We have last reoel ved a large aloe
rapwstry BrnaMlE, 71
ff>ly Ingr alBH and üam
D
CARPET INC
Also a large Assortment oi
OILCLOTHS. MATTISOt
WINDOW SHADES.
Give ns a call and satisfy your«
we are giving oar gains.
I1BNUY ÖSEI
W1LMINQT0E.UKL
ANCHOR LI
UNITED STATES MAIL 0THDÏ
• NEW T(»iuî Vo'loxhON^IiÆ:
( ABI N8, SHU to |fi,y Excurtlon at IWM
Pass«-oj|cr ^ccomuiodstlunii ere ooMfN
Ii*l
engsre booked at lowist r»u*
'brooebont Envlsnd. Srotlsn«t srd Ire " 4
Kornook* orToionnstloo, fits».
Or to SAWML r. IIETW.AiBJJjJ
t ^M* . Wilmlngtos. Dsl.
WML B. 8 HAI
4th ARS» MARKET
NEW DRESS GOI
AT BÜDUOAD PEIllM'
Ool'd A Black SU
pi root from Un importer.
alOTHS & CAS!
Too utrgwt stock wa nave ever
AMo a full 11°° ot
Oarpetfl and Oil Olo
WM. B. «HAH
ha a*** n# '
toh AH
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