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foh bale or rent.
F mm «MALL FARM OF 12
•or«., uo»rL«u. «abarg. Oood Und.
jjfb"« .«1 t»rn Oofr »HW. If »Ola
■SS rfiViKM.
2S-. ""kBPkVKWÄsND.
Ju*-8f __
616 Market street.
J^^waST&NÎsaMi..
801 Kin g HU eet
haLB.— A bulhllng lot on the H.
W corner of Stroud street aud Rall
. avenue, near the looomotlve house
n ^ d hrwilmlnstuu A W.»i.rn R. R.. »
?' 1 tïoot on oi R. R. Avenue, end »7 feel
Eînton Stroud aired, We.l WlliulDKton.
TO .etthUoacA _. J£..
"tSST!»*!.*.—MU ldm, lot 100 led
K°mohei trout ju eouth aide of Beech
. feet front on Veil Buren atreet
1 I teet fronton Maryland Avenue;
Âaoïthaul/ Mue, and Ile»
JSÏÏttd. Ap ply at t hla ogee.
#•»>!»
lu un na
if,
flüff «tweL 01, Apply 'atHtt ''Ma?* *ui tr£?tl
if.
WAR TED.
ANTKIL-Tbe public to know that
the Daily Gazsttic Is offering
Ul rates for advertisement* of Wants,
förilent. For Bale. Lost and Found, and
SSirdlng! Wants of 4 lines Inserted,
For one time, 2t) cents.
For two times, 86 oents.
For three times. 50 cents.
For fbar tlnn s, 66 cents.
For five times, 80 oents.
times, 66 oents.
gw-In view of the large number* of in
diî-Lrious men aud women now out of
d idlyment,we will until lurtüer notioe.
orlnt PRBE bF CHARGE, several times,
all bona-fide advertisements, sent to thU
office properly worded, and not more
than five lines In length, of persons oi
rsex who desire to obtain situations.
For
am
Driver want»
ANTED.—A Hostler
â home. Country notel pi efrred.
Call at onoe, 2nd door below A on Queen
street.
W
W ANTED.—A purchaser for two hnely
located ootiage lota at Rehotfolb,
near the boacb.oran exchange tor city
property. Address, "D tills office.
sepkdAwtf. _
W ANTED.—An old fashioned middle
aged or elderly single man, with
poo or more, to Join single
and sola country village, u> keen store
andoook. Hood reference required. Ad
dressVJ. H. B. R-. Bosl Office, Wilming
ton. Del. . _ _
ANTED.— A young woman wlsliee a
Houn* keeper. Can
W situation
furnish good relereuce. Address,
my 17 M. O. B-, This office.
W ANTED.— Situation by a nrei-olass
englueer who understand«* hi** busi
ness thoroughly Hoher, industrious »«nd
reliable. Address,^ "Engineer,'
W ANTED—All person who are
vint of anything, to make ku
tbelr wants through the oo.umus of the
Oassitb.
II
In
U
COAL ANIS WOOD.
am now prepared ro dkuivm
all sizes of
l
COAL,
ÖÜTKMOU QUA_ a Y
For (ami./ use at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES
All ooal well screened and pu» u
collars.
B„ r. TOWNSEND,
OVVICB AND Y AT D, FOOT OV FoUKTH H.
aogSl-ly*
Seeds! Jeeds!
HENDERbON'S.
full| line or Henderson'^ [celebrated
seeds for sale at
Crippen's Seed House.
These seeds are known to all Gardener*,
and Truckers mi being the beet aeed
offered Iu the market.
BEET HEED,
BEANS, PEAS,
CORN. RADISH,
SALSIFY, BPINICH.
CAffBAGE; CELE
LETTUCE, PUMPKIN AND TOMATO
SEEDS
Together with a fall stock of all known
varied«* ; alao Vick'» and
li end union'a
FLOWER 8BEDS.
beat celery grown, try
i'a Half Dwarf, Also t
TEA AMD COFFEE and PURE SPOOKS
in the elty, at
Hender
best
CRIPPEN'S
TELA. STORES.
No. 8 W. Third Street
No.# East »econo s|.
viuiiwro«. ml.
Don't t.rg«t th. un4«r, onl,
Irom Market MroM. Red Eront
8 door«
I4K« ML. SAYAN
Boom Painter,
Oamrer & Glazier
^fepropand lo do all
rk in his line
Pr*mpi U9as u< | iHipMteh.
,r * ^PeotfuUy solicited.
^fflg'No.219 Shtolw Street.
70 PHYSICIANS
-AND
OONlUMBRa OF
COD LIVER OIL.
Known* „on
^ experience me ausans
J*or Mlsasign to some of tke
"«emulsion which I bavepre
vSüiÄÄJK®*«* ** J**n with un.
#ï2nL*£i^*0Uan. The OH used la the
lenaLvPF****»® »«d the moat acrupu
>aat»îîîilî.2V rcl>— lnthe choice of all
tkXiS ? 1 * n •▼•nr detail of it* manu
emnuî'o. «nsnlpulatlon thla
■Sie aiSÄÄ? 11 ^ 16 wlth smallest pos
sSäää
■1
W.E, WILLIAMS,
DRVOôia
Those terrible HesdsehM gene
rated by obstructed secretions, and to
which ladles
espeolaily sublect, ean
always be relieved uad their recurrence
prevented by the
ErrKRVKSCENT Ski.tzkk Apxkibwt.
of Taxramt's
PROCURABLE AT ALL DRUO STORE*
RAILROAD LIN EH.
|)HI I.A 1)121.1* Si I A, WILNIlHlTOft
I ANU KALT I MOM»: KAILkOtl*.
MAY 22, 1881.
will lea ve Wilmington »«foil- ,w-i
for
Philadelphia aud InlerinedlateHtalton -,
7.UÜ, 5.10, W.lu,Hi.:»U a. in. : 2.0b. 4 00;7.U0.
p. m.
Pnliadeiphtn (Express) 8.3U.
ft. m. 12.16, 8.66 p. m
Phila. aud New York, 2.06. 2.V6, «.HU. 7.(m
9.6f> 11.53 a. m., 12.43, 2. "3, 5.. >2, 8.38 pm.
Baltimore and Intern.ediate station
tU8H.ni. 4.46 p. m.
Perrvvllle and Intermediate HluMon
6.16 p. m.
Baltimore
Baltimore
mu
j.OU. 9.56
and Hay line, 8.50 p.
and Washington, lHii. «12
4.02 , 7.06,8.88, a. m.; UDA. 1.04. 8.60.10.61 p.u,
Trains for Delaware Division, leave lo*
New Castle (J.00, 9.36, a. in.; 1.06 1.0«' 0.5
P
Harrington aud Intermediate Htath :\s
9.36 a. in. ; 1.U5, »».26 p. m.
Del mar and Intermediate Stations, J .36
Hl'NDAY TKAINH,
Philadelphia and lu terme 1 nteMaUom
8.10 a. in. : 6.U0, 7.CU. 10.00 p. in.
PhPaJelphla Jc New York, 2.06, 2. , v6 a. n
«.:•« p. m.
Hallimore and Washington, 12.51, 2.12
4.02,7.65. a. m.. 1UAI p. m.
For further uiioruiwiiun passeug
referred to the time tables posted
depot H. F. KENNEY.
Buperlntendeut
a. m.; 1.06p. m.
at tue
IN" H3 IR, "VI IST JE
— OR—
TONIC A SPECIFIC a
A Boon
A RKMELY WITHOUT A RIVAL foi
ail dlHease* urleing iroin Nervoue Debil
ity, Sexual DlsorderH, over Indulgence o?
Vicious Habits, a« well ae irom the pros
tratlou of old age. iu curative proper
!u violent and chronic forms of tu«
.oliowing dtse«M«cH hav*f been attested t<
<»y in.- most Eminem Physicians :
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL EXHAUST'D.^
SELF ABUSE SPERM AToUitlUEA
UEADaCUE O EN ER AL DEBILITY
DIZZINESS IM POTENCY
PREM ATU RE DEÇA Y, Au., Au.
It bas uoeu
is to-day
forty yeara, an.
aedy to
most popular
.Ue «1 1 Metises aoovc-tueufioned Iu th>
be used without regan>
, aud belta>
, ware aud certain curt
WOULD, it
to diet. Is pleaauuL lu
than ail,It Is a
quack mediaino, but stautls upot,
merit.I, as any trial will amply
demonstrate. Mluoe 1838, this remedy Ua>
always beeu sold lor a much larger prie*
that for which it ih now sold; bu.
owing lo the fact that the Lime foi lb«
payweuLol hu enorm ou u royalty upon itr
manufacture ha«* expired, R ta offered lo
the MUdering of botu sexes
per box ,mo as to
all; at which price..
uldress free ol further charge.
Addreiw, DR. WILLIAM YOUNO,
JloBpruceSt , Phil«
« diseases t>
a 6Bx
Its
doli at
within the reach o
will h»e sent to any
UOUMllK-d
May
• uall.
33d:
Popular Monthly Drawing ol the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
AT MAOADl.Br 'S TUKATHK,
In the City ot lsmlsvllle,
THURSDAY, JUNE 30th, 1831
These drawing* occur iuoulhly (Huu
•lays excelled), uuder prov.Hions of
Act of the tieueial Asseinbly of Ken
tucky, Incorporating the Newport Prlul
d Newspaper Co., approved April 9.
IK7H. 1
ASrTUiH la a special act, aud has neve
pealed.
United
Btalea Circuit Court
The
March 31 .rendered the following declHionh
1*1. Thai the Commonwealth Dislribulio
< ütnpitnu U lei/aL
2d. Iu Drawing*
N. B.—The Company has n«*w
i large reserve fuuU. RoaU Hie DmI o
the
llAUi
JUNE DRAWING.
. lo.liu
.
. 10,00»
. is.uu
. 10,00«
. lo.ota.
. 12 , 00 »
1000 true* 10 each . I0,UU<
« prize* f.i«Ai each. Approximation prize « 2,7(>
t prize* 200 each, •• " 1,80«
! prize* 100 eurJi,
I.WU Pritet, ïllfMt;
W hole Ticket* *2. Hail Ticket*. *1.
17 Ticket«. fiO. 56 Ticket«, HOC
Remit money or bank draft in letter, oi
und by expraaa. DON'T BEND Bt
REGISTERED LETTER OR POST
OFFICE ORDER- Orders of *5 aud up
ward, by expreah, can tie «eut at our ex
Dense. Add enaalI ordc-sto R. M.Board
sax. Conrle. journal Building, Loula
Ville, Ky.. or T. J. COMMKRKORD, SOU
BrtMMlwav. N«w T->-k. 'anl.
I'rize .
10 Pines Sl.iHJO each
20 Prize*
100 th-ize*
2M Frizes
loo each
60 each
20 each
6011 /'rut j
WN
I. & J. N. HARMAN,
410 im STKLBr,
M
■
Furniture,
Furniture.
i'he Largest, Finest and most complete
«took oi
FXJE.iTXTXJÄS
i'o he found In the State of Delaware cai
-be »een at our ware rooms,
to. 410 King Mireet.
Good good* and ''W price«.
la 028.
David M'Closkej
FAHIIIONABLE
H atter
414L Market Htreet,
Adjniniu« tne Gaaette Oflloe
WILMINGTON, DKL
A Fine Avortaient of Cone« and Urn
.«.IU' «Itvif-lv
IUIINUT.
w
COLOR WORKS
Sealing Wax for Fruit Jan,
-AHU
SOMJABLB BlO* FOR THE LAUNDRY
Bradford's Paint Store,
No«. 6 and H E. T hird 8 treat,
YOU KI8MED ME.
You kissed
D.opptd low
With a (eel ini' of shelter
And ufiulteresi;
Wlille the holy emotions
My tongue dare not speak
Flashed up In a 11 ■
From my bean i
I my head
breast,
>
my eheek.
Y«»
uraiM held me last—
Oh, your arms were so bold i
Heart neat nimmst ueart
iu your passionate lold.
Your glunoes seemtvl ora «log
My soul through my eyes.
As the
From
Your lips clung to mine
Till 1 urayed la bliss
They might never unclasp
From two rapturous kins.
draws the mist
seas to the skies,
! my heart
And my breath a-.d my will,
l'i delirious Joy,
For a moment stood still.
Lite hud for
No temptations,
No vision of happiness
Outside of your »rin«.
And
An angel possessed
Of the peace and the J<
That ure given the blest
I would fling my white robes
Uurepeu lugly down
would tear from my forehead
You kiss'd
I iici)
charms,
1 this lustunt
ov
lm beautiful crown.
To nesi le once more
Jn that haven of rest,
Your lips to mine
M y lie-id on your hi east t
You kitsed me! my soul
divine,
Reeled add swooned like a drunken
lli a bllSH
Foolish with wine t
And 1 thought 'twere delicious
To die there. If denLh
Would but c«>ine whHe my lips
Were yet moist with your breath ;
if uiy heart mlgnt grow cold
While your arms olasied
In then passion a e folc.
And tbeae are the que ;tlons
I a*«k day and night:
Musi my lip*
Buch exquisite
Would you c
Were my shelter as then,
Aud 11 you were here
Would you kiss
I round
s taste
mors
breast
delight 7
re Iryou
again?
Talmage on tlie Now Version.
From the N. Y. blur.
The Lew versiou of the Bible recoiv
ed a few square blows from Kev. Dr.
Talmage yesterday morning, and judg
ing from the manner in which his op
position was received, bin congregation
heartily agreed with him. The Tab
oruaole was crowded to nuuh excess
that
an seats by the late comers.
As is his custom, Dr. Talmage re
peated the Lord's Prayer at the open
ing of the service. He gave the uew
version, and concluded with 'delivei
us from the evil one.'
'i'll slop right there,' he said, "be
cause the uew version says I must,"
this cauned a titter among the auditors
which increased in volume as the Kev
eud geutlemau read f«om the Bible.
There was s sarcastic look on his face
as he opened the Book.
"I will read the fifth chapter of
J.)bu," he said. Tbeu he suddenly
paused, and added ; "I will uol read
Hist ; it Is abolished by the uew revlsiou.
1 will read the eighth chapter—no that
is abolished, too. We will have to go
lo the Old Testament. The Old Testa
ment company has uot reported, and
will not/or two years," aud Dr. Tal
mage proceeded to read the nineteenth
l 'salin of David.
This new revlsiou is before the world.
Many said, 'Hear what others say aud
then accept their opiulon.' (Laughter.)
1 tell you that bossiuui is just as great
iu the Church as iu politics, aud monop
oly would rule there as well as in the
(Uiiket. Bat what is the criticism of
thlukiug studeuta and the voice of the
whole people? They regret that this re
vision was attempted, aud look upon li
a desecration and a religious ou. rage.
1 am satisfied to put it with other c.«n>
msutanes on my library shelves, but
uot to put it in iny family as the Bible."
"We bad a translation two hundred
years old imprinted ou the hearts of all,
pronounced to be the masterpiece of
Euglish prose ; a work revolutionizing
the wo! Id good and satiafactoi-y to all
Christeudom and a few doctors of di
vinity formed two companies, aud they
have been at work for ten years and a
uew versiou has been given to the
world in a dramatic mamier, holding
it back until a certain hour, which was
heralded iu all the papers.
"These reviewers began by saying
that there are forty mistakes in the
Sermon on the Mount, 10,000 in the
New Testament, and 150,000 different
read in*;*, it will throw into infidelity
more than these thirly-eiçht can ever
preach into Christianity if they live to
Ue as old as Methnslah. For two cen
turies we have b n s> riving to prove
this book true. These are only the
mutterings before the storm of Indig
nation. Hands off the word of God 1 !"
lie exclaimed. "Remember the fate of
Uzzah. Th *e revisers have put their
hands on the music of the angels at
Bethlehem. If the angels had kuowo
they would have come uuder revision
they would uot have sun^ so loud.
'Peace on earth, good will to men,'
nays the old versiou. 'Peace on earth,
aud good w.ll to the man in whom he
•s well pleated,'saysthe new. [Laugh
ter. ] All the wide sweep of the mean
mg gone, and the Christmas carol
choked black in the face.
A burst of applause followed that
quite drowned the speaker's voiee.
Alter requiting his auditors to refrain
from any mark of approbation or dis«
approbation, he laid his baud tenderly
t he Bible and said :
"I put my hand on thisold book and
take oath of alle dance that, so help
me God, 1 will st» at by it. Whether
sanctioned by high or low autüoriiy. I
take my stand by the old Bible.
"These thirty eight gentlemen, af
ter ten years' tinkering with the word
of God, have not found anewdoctnue.
Then why this shock to the old asso
ciations and why this loosening of old
ties? It is now too late for a new
t r anslotion. If this new version suc
ceeds, you will have to watoh your lit
tle ones and jerk them up lest they
run, into au unauthorized version.
[Laughter.] Aw Ay with your com
mentator' " oried Talmage, "this pro
poses ohao' and night.
Tb« preacher siaied that be nnder
ntood that thee revisers were frr from
•«lug the b' «t scholars of Englaud and
Ireland. "High < flioe Is no gi est sign of
high Hchohirehip," be sold, "and D. D
ami LL D. ar«- oiieu the heavy baggage
of s v*«iy email train. 1 call this uew
version pedantic, Imprudent, fslie."
He farther stated that the gentleman
In cuarge of the A me» «can por.on of
tbo revision wii born in a foreign laud.
"He in reality says that the Christian
people for years have been drawing in
rplratiion .rom the jaw bone of an *«•».—
I could call the roll of a bun died Amen
to the
the platfoim steps were used
cm aohoiar» w.l'«» a
American bra' C*» of tbase revi
When« Is Priuc*toti, or Middletown
New Brnaswlok,
•*ra.—
Columbia reprHHMut
edV It Is is a literal botch!" he exclaim
ed forcibly, "and Will never be adopted
if the people »peak ont their
I SïïT.&S , 'o?' ,, ?ï: ü : < i5 l ÏÏTut
1
senti
Now. I open
breaking up into vent**,
one page of the new version aud i find
one paragrph a column and a half long/'
Dr. T Image sanl that her« jetted the
new version because it was a triviality,
and explained tne trifling differences or
tlie two versions in many respect.
"ObrlHt said,'Show me a penny.' but
this new version reads. 'Show me a de
nari»»—(laughter)—and where St. Peter
is desortoed si almost naked, the new
yendon says that ha had on bis under
garments only. [Renewed laughter.]
«into a mountain' is 'into the mountain,
'strain at a goat' is 'strain out a gnat,'
and there are many other infinitesimal
differences.
''But this Is only a foretaste, when,
after three years ttieOld Testament Com
pany report. 1 often wonder If those
genilemeu duiiug the Irst ten years
would not bave doue better In proaeh
ing the truths of the Bible that la find
ing fault with it. 1 8'opped short this
morning in the Lord's Prayer and omit
ted thedoxology, according to the re
vision, but 1 never shall again, uuitse 1
a in dying, and then 1 wl'l conclude it In
Heaven.
1 reject this revision also btcause It
comae so inappropriately, lost when the
lorcrs of Heaven sou hell are opposing
each other, and it r iks ns to stop in the
midst or the battle and see If oar sword
is bock« d and if the tassels on the hilt
the same as tho*e worn '/JO year ago.
to hold a dis
In a Waterloo they tell
-Hton about the definite aud indefinite
.snide, and to discuss angels and stroke
fheir feat bers the other way.
- "Bold to your Bible*!" he screamed,
"the old Bible
its mutilation
take more than seventy-one revisors to
blot out the memory of the people. The
only revision Is thaimade by your pen
cils on the margin. 1 call upon all read
ers, teachers and ministers to be quick
to prob t against this soholarly profana
tion. The only Bible for me. By its
torch may we ttud our Way tj the eud of
pilgrimage, aud 'Thine is the king
dom and tka power and the glory, for
erer and ever, amen.' "
Is good enough for me;
b called revision. It will
Matrimonial Wbluas.
From the Minneapolis Tribune.
Â Springfield sewing girl some time
advertisement for s
ago answered
wife which a Dubuque, Iowa, mau plac
ed iu an
claiming
aud posted ofconslderable means,
wrote tlie letter "just for fun," but it
happened to strike the fancy of the
iiawkeye citizen, and it resulted In an
exchange of photographs aud a loving
correspondence. Realizing at length
that she was carrying the ioke too far,
the girl confessed her deception, and this
confession led the way to
ment and an appointment Oelweeu the
parties to meet at Minneapolis to be
married. But when she earn* to see her
idol face to face, what was her vexation
to behold, Instead of the manly, intelli
gent, and comely individul which the
photograph had promised, a parly wear
ing an old slouch hat, decidedly seedy iu
appearauce, and altogether unattractive.
She bade him depart without ceremony,
which he did, alter chiding her bitterly
because of her réfutai to keep the con
tract. She returned to New England,
but consternation akin to despair seized
h r, and she caused letters to be sent to
Dubuque as to bis character, all of
which received favorable answers.—
Meanwhile he gave no sign, but she fin
ally mustered up courage to write him
how sorry she was that she turned him
adrift. The upshot was that he made a
second trip lo see her, and then she
found that at the time of hie former call
Ue bad made himself as unattractive as
possible, with the romantic Idea t! at she
ought to take hlin for what he wa«; and
not for what he wore. Yes, they were
man led, auu her home is "one of the
finest lu Dubuque."
eastern Massachusetts papei,
that she was s young widow
She
engsge
BOGUN CIO ABN.
A Cheap Mexican Cigar Bold on a
Genuine Havana.
From the Cluolunall Inquirer.
Considerable of s kick Is being made
by consumers of cigars at
being practiced by unreliable dealers who
palm off a cheap M«'xican cigar for a
genuine Havana when au imported cigar
is asked for. The United States Tobacco
Journal has bee i working up an expose
of the affair, and gives the following in
terview
i nent dealer;
"Our business is being badly hurt by
these Mexican cigars. I do net assert
the importers of such goods soli them for
anything else than what they are—that
is, as a rule; but they are palmed off
consumers as Havana goods. For exam
ple, a smoker goes into a store aud asks
ior au imported cigar. ▲ box of Mexican
cigars bea. ing the import stamp is placed
before him to select nom. He gets
imported cigar, it is trus, but uot an Im
ported Havana cigar, as h<- thinks. The
retailer does uot actually lie to him, but
he virtually does' . The effect is just
the same as If he swore to him that tlie
c*gar was imported from Havana. 1 bave
witnessed this ilnrg many times. It is a
shams aud a disgrace, aud it ought to be
^topped. I believe that the decreased
sale of regular good cigar is due to tbe
Mexicau cigars."
imposition
the subject had with a prom
RESCUED FROM DEATH.
William J. Coughlin, of Somerville
Mohs., says: in the fall of 187G 1 wa
taken with hlkkdinu of tub lumq
followed by a aerere cough- I lost my
appetite and ll^sh, and wan confined to
my bed. In 1877 I was admitted to the
liOHpUal. The doctors said 1 had a bole
m my lung sh big
a half dollar. At
time a report went around that i
wo« dead. I gave np hope, but a friend
told me of DR. WILLIAM HALL'S
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS. I got a
bottle, when to my surpnee, 1 couuueno
t-d to feel be.ter, sod tonlay 1 feel better
than for three years pant.
"I write thin hoping every
ed with Diseased Lung« will take DR.
WILLIAM HALL'S BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. I
afflict
poeitively aay IthSH
done more good than all the other inedi*
oinee 1 have taken »lnoe my aIckneHa.
ISM B. D FRAMER,
—WILL OPKN A—
M
SELECT SCHOOL,
IN 021 MARKET STREET,
ON MEPTEHBER 51b.
Further IniormaUon given, and pupil«
enrolled, at 1009 Market St. madl- \ m
IT?
roraU ftmz vtûTen
cure f&r fit*, Epdcp
STOPPED FREF
Man -lout tuuctt*.
War» 1
N ¥ VJ RCJ^pREP
b'ffîuttficr
tri.1 bottlefreet.
2»iäK£tlBBSf
»«ÄS»
Aacb£.PbUjddobla.Pa.A
rid
to
IN
/\N THE
GOOD ENOUGH and
FAMILY FAVORITE and
BRUN'S FANCY FLOUR,
THK8TRAM MII.L.
308 WENT FRONT NTHÊKT.
AT
mySMl
Immense Reductions.
WE WILL OI'KN
TUESDAY. April 19th,
A.conslgnmeut from a New York*
Kinbon House ot|over,
22,000 Yards of all Silk
HIHST.QUALITY
<JroMH Grain
RIBBONS
At|tha following prices for
."C A. S H : "
NO. 7 CENTS.
NO. 6— 9 CENTS.
NO. 7-12 CENTS.
NO. 9-14 CENTS.
NO. 12—18 CENTS
NO. 18—28 CENT 4.
NO. 22—28 CEN TS.
NO. 80-30 CENTS,
Weconcl Grade i
NO. 4—4 CENTS.
NO. 5-6 CENTS.
NO. 7-8 CENS4.
NO. 9-7 CENTS.
NO. 12-9 CENTS.
L, Lichtodsteln*
M
jae ot at ,
WILMINGTON,. D«L
THE
MUSK FUWITIM
warerooms
No. 816 Market Street,
oau be found one of the finest assortments
of furniture of all description, as may be
iound In any oiher wareroom in the
city. A call aud examination will prove
this fact.
MATTREBBES or all DESCRIPTIONS,
Including the famous
Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses
Bolsters and Pll lows.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
JAMES MEGRATTEN.
mbffO-ly
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
i
This la the only Lottery ever voted on
and eudoraed by the people of any Stale.
UNPßEOEDENXED
ATIRADIION !
Over Half a Million Distributed.
LSCElim STATE LOTTERT CO
by the
Cnari
inoorporated In 1888 for 25 y
Legislature for Educational and
table purpo -e*— will» a capital of fl.000,
oJt -lo which a reserve fund of over $4*u,
■_ |0 hsta silice beeu addeu.
by an overwhelming popular
I rauch ise was made a part oi the pr
State Constitution adopted December 2d,
A. D., 1879. _
ItsUrand Single Number Draw lagt,
will lake place moutniy. It n:
or postpone*. Look at tue following Dis
rlbution :
G KANU PROBEN A DK CONCERT,
during which will take place the
118
lUvSCftad Bom (lily
AND TUX
Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing
▲T NEW CHILEAN«,
TUESDAY, JUNE 14th, 18MI,
Under the personal aupervlalon and
management oi GEN. G. T. ÜEAURE*
GARD, ol lonilslana, and GEN. J US AL
A. EARLY, of Virginia
CAPITAL PB1SE, #100,000.
#10 only,
she. #1.
eg- soiiea-lioksu
Haim #S- P.KMa, It T
laurr
tlU'J.UUt
1 Capital Prise of..
1 Grand Prise of.
1 Grand Prime of.
lEarge Prise» oi |lu,uuo
4 Large Prime« of o.uuo
B t
2u,ut*
I»
a-.oot
2ô,t0 .
2») Prime* ol
00
Prime» of
Prime» of
Primes of
Prime* ot
t »A l) Prime* of
«
M t
41,000
80,0U
iO. U0.ÜUU
loo
appkoximatiom FRimxe.
06 approx i ma lion prims of #2uu..
iu) •* Î l ri"
f'a.0 ).J
.. *1,00»
76. ,#•»
ID
11,27« Prime#, ainouuUng U>.|622,5D
Gen. G. T. BbauKboabd, of La.
Gen. Jubai. A. Eaely, of Va.
dour m i «aion e r» .
Application for rates to cluta should
lly ue made to the office of the company
i New Orleana,
Write lor oiroalara or send older* to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La..
It. A. DAUPHIN .1
No. lit Broadway. Now Yora.
marlS-W' wIwaw
aPE-DE
;•
*
Armors 's Artificial Ear Dn.
sp < a tpw ».
i «ad ereu w «taper« Mord dMtacilv. Wi
'SûSSi;;
r«rtotk»M
The Best Clothing for the Least Money.
The Best Clothing for the Least Money.
The Best Clothing for the Least Money.
The Best Clothing for the Least Money.
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
At « -»i) q«> rh
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
WAN AM AKER & BROWN
9
.1 «, n amc mn'J t>dl _?
WANAMAKER & BROWN
. ' 3i,ii: ©'«o'fjal
WANAMAKER & BROWN
Y
3
8. E. Corner Sixth & Market Stk«,
S. E. Corner Sixth & Market Sts.,
S. E. Corner Sixth & Market St».,
PH ILikDËLPJEÎIA.
. 7 ,;
. 4 ii k ; 9
ISS-SEW
SIXTH & HARKET STREETS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.,
FOR YOUR
CLOTHING.
J. T. MULLIN & SON,
Will give you the best bargain in a Suit of Clothes
ever had, and a full stock to select from.
you
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WARNER'S
.
Phila. & Wilmington
Propellers
Will sail daily from
Market Street Wharf Wil
mington, Del.
1
At 6 O'Olock P. M.m
AND40&:?
Wharf below Chest
nut street, Phila [ N
First
At 6 O'Ciook, P. M.|
Through rales named to all Eastern and
Western Cltlen, aud freight forwarded
promptly by connecting 11 nea. Express
deliveries in Philadelphia and Wilmlng
iou. Freight carefully handled undei
our personal aupervlalon.
CHARLES WARNEK ACO..
Ntraat Wharf Wilmington
.Market
Bel *w»i
ibl-7
Al l « MAKER
IA ud dea ler in
ADBBIOAN / SD8WI»!»
w \Tc ii*;™
OLOOKS.JEWELK»
X j
RYB%« ABBES,
SILVER WARE, A *
NO 8C6 MARKET STREET
WiummiTON, Dki*.
Particular au «ntiou paid to repairing us
alla» brandie, i also, changing BpAcior.l«
glv.ee. Has a good »«Hortnient or gio* j
oaslantly on hand.
ThepubM« lh .«rrUa«'y 1
It-dto '
GENTS' 'lUAriFS
SOo.
FORMER PRIuE Sl-00
w. O. COLE.
Men's Furnishing doods.
■m MAKKKT 8TKKKT.
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
ALL KINDS OF ARTICLES NECES
SARY FOR SCHOLARS OAN
UK BAD OF
K S. R. Butler,
le 420 NAkkl-V 1 KKfc'l.
«
9
THE bTA
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
UtMf lord,
i neu Mat ton tn the
This lnalltuUoa, located .at
with tha uol
. Business College Dan ver, Oolosmdo,
by giving superior advantage* I« IU krad
proenrlng paying situations.
This oollsge is the best Its kind for tho
Mercantile Training
YoungMeh and Ladies
a. W.FOSrSR^Prmdutt,
W. S. CLARK, Secretary,
D. ÎV. CART, Treasurer,
IDA
Tbe moat extent» ve, thorowgb ondeom
Ï iete luaiitutiouoi the kind in uu> world*
nouaauda of aoooustsnts and bnthsaas
men, in the principal oltle* and tow»* ot
the united orrr
ooameof training.
TukJRiobt Kind 'or EnooATiox vos
Young M»M|AffO Laousb.
Mite
Fine new bnek block, oi
lord Hooae. Eiegahuy fi
taued apartment* tor th*
and carrying out of our i
leinatlc method* of
flsaru
of
Business Trainintf
H
Young :nsen who
pturaau
iToatariy
tor our new G iron lor, fu
information oa to tar me o
tranoe.eto. Addreaa,
Will giva
W. *. cuw, • eetf.
Olaa.
aprl8-d3m
CHUFMtUWtSAU.
UOUK1WIH, DIUTMU. _
JOHN G. JA€IU#H,
UOfO »0*»««».
tux VU. EMUIHBBH <t eMMIBU.
Notar, Public anfl OwMfMMr.
jiMTiusor
aprilu-lmoéaw
l
JJOT1CB.
WALTKK CUMMINS,
ATTOARAY-AT-LAW
Us*
NO. 720 KINO ST&JUS1.
febl9-8m.
J
Attorne^-at-Law,
No. 4 W. SEVENTH STREET,
W liming ton Del.
,a p7-ly.
»OHM G. CHILE
JUBTlUk Oir xua PSAOk,
AMD '....'•J r ■
NOTABT PCBUO
Sreeu.
procured.
>*1J| fniUISTOS. DAL
H. PKNIWUrUJI
H.
w- t
OVI6-V

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