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ad
MISAT 4AKVARY 4. HW9.
AN Angry CONBBkSKMAN_ There
bat been a (rent deal or low muttering
agA On occasional augiy growl at tbe
manner tn which Speaker Kieler, ot the
Hooaa, appointed the committee», and
yesterday the storm that had been brew
ing broke ont in an angry proteat from
Mr. Ortk, who it an old member of tbe
House, and felt biuaelf greatly alighted
by being put upon several unimpoitai.t
committees and made Chairman of that
of Civil Service Reform, purpose ly as
Km thinks to keep him quiet iu the back
ground. It waa not a very niee thing in
Urn Speaker to treat a man of Mr. Orth ,
acknowledged ability in bis ciicle In
that way. It was really shabby, and
although few men would bave had the
nerve to resent snch treatment, Mr.
Orth is not the maD to ait quietly under
It, and hia protest has created a buzz in
tba party that la as startling as tbe
threatening eruption of a volcano. In
fact this ia said to be the condition of
tbe Badical party in Congress to-day,
and one of tbe oldest Senators was yes
terday heard to say that be never wit
ne *d so little harmony among the
members in bis life, and he abonld not
be surprised if the party ahould have ao
eruption and went to pieces before the
end of tbe session. We sincerely hope
this will be the case, for tbe countiy
will never knew tbe extent of the cor
ruption that bas been practiced in
Washington until the paily that has
lor twenty years bueu practicing and en
eonraging all manner of peculation and
embezzlement is put out ot power and
new men put in their places to expose
the tblevea. We do not believe l bat tbe
people are aatisfied with tbe expositions
that have been made. Howgate stood
as high as Brady, and Brady stood as
high as Doraey, and Dorsey stood as
high as Sherman, who fears to have the
light cast upon his work, and we might
go on through all the Departments.
Dishonesty seems to bave been tbe rule
wherever there bas been tborou.h ex
amination, and strict honesty tlie excep
Uon. Should tbe thieves now quarrel
honest people will see how they bave
been cheated aud determine to bave a
reform of tbe Civil Service that; shall
not ba a mere cheat—a mere election
cry—a "tub to the whale," as that
started by Hia Frauduleucy, Hayes, the
chief of the thieves of the past Presiden
tial term, who hoped by bis veto of toe
Democratic three per cent, funding bill
to make the people continue to six
pay
per cent, on tbe national debt.
The Reading Contest. — Président
Bond, of the Reading Railroad, does
not attach much importance to the
•laim of Receiver Gowen that he has
already secured a large majority of
the stock of the company. Mr. Bond
aays he has not »ought to vote tho
atock of Mr. Vanderbilt
else. He claims that of probable 400,
000 shares of stock that will be voted
be has now in hand over 230,000
.hares. Evidently somebody is to be
badly disappointed in the result of the
eleotion, which takes place in a tew
days. A dispatch from Philadelphia
■ays Mr. Gowen returned there yes
terday after his visit to New York and
Hated he had the Vanderbilt shares,
and that his majority would be at
least 106,000 shares over Mr. Bond.
or auy oue
Dk. Hammond Says Goitiau
Should be Hanged— Dr. Wm. A
Hammond delivered a lecture yester
day afternoon before the students of j
the New York University Medioai
College, on the "The Medico- Leaal
Aspect of Guiteau's Crime," in which
ha said :
"That Gniteau is a lunatic in the
" fallest sense of the word [ do not
" think oan be doubtad, but that he
" la as fully responsible as the sanest
" man who ever lived appears to mo
"to be equally unquestionable.''
There are millions of people of Dr.
Hammond's opinion that Guiteau
ought to he hanged. There is not one
mau in a hundred who does not be
lieve that Guiteau knew light from
wroDg —tkat he kuew the nature of
the orime and the consequenoes, and
that if he w.s a luuatio he was only
erazed aa other men whose minds be
oome disordered by indulgence in vio
lent passion or from too much diink.
In fine there was a "method in hia
madness'' from the very day he pur
chased the pistol until he thed the
fatal bullet.
New Buildings in New Yoke_
There were not so many new bouses
erected In New York lu 1881 as baa been
stated. It appears that during tbe year
nearly 3,600 bouaee were erected in i bat
city at a cost of $48,000,000. Tbe largest
amount expended waa in tbe construc-
tion of first-claaa dwellings, tbe aD,oi.m
beiug over $18,000,000. Alter tbe first-
clast dwellings come tbe Bnglisb and
French flats, the amount iuvestvd being
over $9,0011,009, and then tenement»
With »tore», $4,000,000 and upward.
Pandming to Fokbign Artist«.
—It Is nothing to the credit of Aaeri«
can men and women who mum wealth
in the United States, and pretend to
be admirers of the republican forms
of government that they go to Europe
and pander to foreign artista instead
of encouraging art at home with their
wealth. These people are often found
to be loud in their demands for high
duties and "home productions;'' but
they are generally found clad in French
or English raiment, and care very
lilUe tor the laborer so that their in
vestments in mills are made to pay
high dividends through the tax upon
the supplies required by the working
people. Perhaps if the lady referred
to below had employed au Americau
anist, or several, she would have
been batter satisüed with what the
would have received tbaa she will be
with the paiutiug referred to, while
the cost would not have been half so
great :
"M. Me'saonier has nearly com
pleted his portrait of Mrs. J. \V. Mac
kay, and declares that he looks apon
it as his masterpiece in that particu
lar biauch of hia art. He bas repre
sented he» in a walking costume—a
broad Gainsborough hat, a loose dark
mantle slipping from one shoulder,
and a dress of black Batin. She is
engaged iu fastening one of her loug
gloves of ten colored undressed kid.
The picture is of small s.ze, the figure,
which is three quarter leugtb, being a
little larger than is that of Alexandra
Dumas in the portrait which the same
artiBt painted of him some years ago.
Heissonier ia said to have been really
inspired by the beauty of the fair face
he was paiating, and to have declared
th.nl he had never executed a picture
with more pleasure in his life."
I
Senator Sherman does not think it
best to extend national bank charters.
Tbs better course is to wind up the
banks just before tbe expiration ol
their charters aud reorganize them
uJder new names. This would not
incouveuieuce executors and trustees
as much as tbe extension of old char
ters. lie thinks bis Kefund ug bill
will pass both Houses practically un
amended. He favors some reduction
in mlerual revenue taxes, but not
enough to preveut needed reviaion of
tbe tariff.
Tax latest advice» frum Central
America indicate that in (be event oi
war between Mexio > and Guatemala,
all tbe other Central American Slat' »
will juin agaiutit Mexico
The Heat Husbands.
The best husbands I ever met
came out of a lamily where tbe
mother,» most be r oic and self deny
ing woman laid down the absolute
Not in any
authority but first to be thought of
a-, to protection and teuuernesB.
Consequently the chivalrous care
which these lads were taught to care
for their own sisters na urally
tended itseti to ail women. They
grow up true geotlemeu—generous,
uiiexacling, courteous of speech aud
kind ol heart. In them was the pro
tecting strength ot manhood, which
scorns to use its strength except
tor proteciioB; the proud honesty ot
manhood, winch indefinitely preters
being lovingly and openly " resisted
to being twisted round one's finger
as mean men «re twisted, and mean
women will always be found ready
to do it, but which, I think all hon«
e»t men and brave women would
not merely dislike, hut utterly
despise.—[Mrs. Mullock Craik.
law-"Girl« tir«i.
ex
Ex Secretary Blaiue lo ttie South
The following letter from ex-Secretary
111 un * w.i* read at the clone of the A.t
laira Kxpim ti u
Washington, I>. CL, Dec
B'lurday :
her 22,
18HI —'J he Hon. Il I. Kimball, Atlanta —
Dt-ar 8ir : It n* a source of »luoere regret
with n.e that I not able to vi«it your
Co ton ExpOMitioo in response to* the
very cordial invitation with which i
hive been honored. The preHHure of
public and private engagement* ha*
remlered It impo-H.bl , 1 cuDgratnlate
the people of Georgia and of the whole
country upon the great success that Las
a tended the enterprise. It ih evidence
of a re.cona*rue:ion of material
j
prosper
ity throughout the Booth that ts gratity
ing to every patriotic man. Good gov
erntuent ts essential to prosperity among
tbe people; and, in irutb, prosperity
■ mo n*f the people I« the safest guarantee
of good covemment. Discontent will
ulaays bre.il disorder. Contentment
upb rids the reigu of law. For forty
years preceding tbe late war the North
anil Southern people were contiu
u»ll> growing apart, with différent ai
and different
'er«*tH, vhermblng differ
eut hopes and looking to diflferent desti
nl s. in Hie l*-t lew years they have
been Cuming together, and it is safe to
say that at no time since the slavery
agnail.rn of 1Ü20 have they beeu
closaly united and as cordially re ated as
ro day. We bave a stronger, broader,
deeper patriotism and a loftier aud
wortbier prid*3 in tbe citizenship of the
great republic. We have oue country,
and it is our country. "FromMaiuo to
G *n8ia" once typitied ibe extremee ot
'he Union, as it did the exiremes of
antagonism,
now Inn * change visits tn a single week,
.—let there be no strife between
"lor we be brethren." Sincerely yonra,
Jamss G. Blaine.
Maine and Georgia can
UN,
"Tlie pitcher that goes constantly to
lilt* well is broken at Iasi," says John
Tally of the life -aving station,-'and one
ot these days I expect to lose my life in
this work, li is uuly a question of time
1 1 want to see Congress pass the
pension act for the sake ot
Tul ly has tire- in the work for 15 years,
and in that time is said to Lave saved
Ie-»lhan58 human lives by bis own
efforts. He bad been at Louisville, and
up to November last was paid by volun
tary suhscriptions. but now the govern
m-nt maintains a Ule saving station
that City— the only station Unrated
family."
DO
ai
r—and Tully la a member of'tbe
* *
crew.
Lydia E, Pit kLamV Vegetable Com
pound will at all time* and uuder all
nircum*tancdfl, act in harmony with the
law* that govern the female syRien». _
j A-idrei» Mr*. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233
' Western Avenue, Lynn., Mass., lor olr-
D*œ?. T,w "
W1UUMOTOM, Dal., MB. 4, 14H.
Tbs partnership heretofore exist lag be
tween "Ball A nmier.on," la tbla day
dlMOlved by mutual onoaent, 8. R. Balt,
aa bualueaa lu-nager. retiring trom tbe
«h . e. The bualoraa will be oonduotsd at
I he old aland by John Anderaon, flnan
«1» I agent lor 8. N. Anderao
eûmes all lndebtednenanf tae {
wnom all outstadulng aocodn
pain.
who as
in and tB
are to be
H. K. BALL,
Bu.lneea Manager.
JOHN ANDHRBON.
Financial Agent.
Jan4 8t
arOTICB.-Tbe annual mealing of tba
IX chrlaliana River Improvement Co,
for the election of seven director», will be
held at the 0*0« ot the Prreident, 7th
ana Market streets, on Monday,
latu. at 7 p. m. M. M. CHi
dec30 3t
J n. ULh.
Nrclretrrv.
> vOTICE.—10 lttLiMlL'KNTAl or'
X t IT Y AND SCHOOL TAXES Full
1881.— Billa huv 1 been rendered and called
for and the year
who wl-h to avoid
and settle, or we shall proceed to collect
inc taxe» with oos.s.
having expired those
trouble bad belter oall
KI>MU«D PBOVOST.
DENNIS KANE.
Office : No. 10 E. Sixth street, between
Market and Kn-g. Hours.Ba. m. to 12
m,. 2 to 5 »ud 7 to8 p m.
Jan-Viat
lVlDEMft.
Umoi National Bank, >
OK WII.MIAOTON. Dttc. 31, iö81. j
The Direct on have this d ay Uoclared A
dlvuleud of flv^ per ceu», out of ihe piof
ita of the iaat alz mouth* payable onde
aian . J .HN PKorDEH,
Jau>-lUt LaataUr«
1)
OTICE.—Notice in v ere by given thet
tue annual ur eting ot the HU>ckhol>
dera of 'The Wl mlngiou Navigation
Company*' will be held at No.Uoa Market
street Wilmington, Detaware, on Ttiurn
«lay, tUe wecond day of Kebiuary, IWZ.
between the hours of Ï and 4 o'cloca p.
in., for the purpose of eleciing three di
rectors to serve J«»r tnree years.
JOHN AabRJi- riN,
Pfe-Lieet.
N
dei 29-Im
1.-OK SALE-The dwehlug bouse aud
P store stand on »outheant corner oi
Main and Ubapel atreeta, Newark. Del.
Tuedwelliig, oulOulldliik«,
are all Iu good condition. Th
oelug one or the boat in town. Possession
46th ol March next. Apply to
octa-Smo B. WRIG H T.
lene»«, etc.,
6 «lore it aud
N onet -Tbe deed for my lot, No.
,.'■'©ctlou X. iu tbe Wiluilugion A
Bramljwl. ee metery, having be«n lost,
mislaid, application is now made for
decZLRaw.Sw *
a
THOMAS KMI ill.
NOTICE.
»Fe have $SO,000
to loan at 5 par cent, on
CITY PROPERTY IN LARGE OR SMALL
AMOUNTS.
UKALÜ A CO.
OU KE6HTEK NOTICE.
All persons owning or having dogs
about their premises, are required to
nave them it'fUieied between tuel»tand
Oih days of January. AUir the Utter
date the ordinance will oe strictly en
lorcod against unregistered dogs.
WILLIAM J. MAXWfc.1)
de 19t-f»-b2i
U
« 1»
of 1' lice.
E lection notice.—the na
tional bank of Delaware,
at Wilmington, December 9,1881.
Notice la hereby given to tbe stock
holder« of tuis lii'iliutlon that au elec
tion will be held at the Hanking Houne
on TUESDAY, January 10th. 188J, be
tween tue hour« of 2 aud 4o'clock p.in.,for
the purpose of elect lug «even directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
decO-te
K.H. EWBANK8.
Ciuhier.
E lection notice—first na
tional BANK.
WIi.MtNoTo.v, Det., Dec. 9,1881.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe annnal
meeting or Ihe »toi'kholdera or tbla bank
will be held nt the Bank'bg House
Tuesday, ttie 10 h day ot '
between tbe bt
Janu»rv, 1882,
or 2 and 4 o'clock p,
m., for tbe purpoee
stockholders to
ensuing year. GEO.D. ARMSTRONG,
dec» te _ Caahter.
N otice—annual meeting.
UNION NATIONAL bank of
WILMINGTON.
p,
or electing blue
rve as Director* ror tbe
Wilmington. Deo. 9. 1881.
The annual ei-clion torxiue Directors
will be heid at the banking Hou^e,
Tuesday, tbe 1 th day of January 882
between tue hours of 2 and 4 o'clock in
the aileruoon.
JOHN PEOPLES,
< ■ *Nhl*»r.
decö t ©
N onet*.— ELECTION. — NAiiONAL
haink of Wilmington and
BRANDY «TINE.
Wii-minoton, Dal., Dec. 7.1881.
nual me-tin g of «tue* bolder*,
will tie belli at the Banking House on
Tuesday, January lOtb, 188J, b-tween tbe
of ran 4 o'elolk p. m., tor the
e of electing mue Dtiectora
The
b<e
pupo»
feerve tue enrumg yea-.
ba
G W. «PARKS,
k H- hier.
K
Wr, î E -- N o , ' y 'R> tax Payers of Pen
cuder Hundred. Tbe subscriber will
t the following places Irom 9 a. m
unto a p m., tur the purpose of receiv
— ll *. e . n 'A 116 * '* ncl unpaid: Hum
S l h Br iŸ e Â' L° yN ' H' or e.) Tuesday,Jan.
lULh, j882 ; Kirkwood,(G. HhBuier'g Ho
nr ffrs?"** 1 **^* UDi, *«8 ; Glasgow• (W
,4erle * ^-oteJjT^burMday.Jau. j^tb,
, N £ W , 8, ." ,Ion * < J - T. Fisher's
office ; Friday, Jan. lath, .892. F'or fur
tuer particular*
UK
hand bill*.
WM. R. HE Eft,
Collector.
Janï-wlt
i
N OTICE.— The ennual meeting of the
Brand* wine Hund ed Mutual Horee
i ompauy will be held at the Practical
Farmer in Brandywine Hd„ Haiurday
Jen. 14lh, 8<S2, at 2 o'clock p. m.
WM. CLO D,
_ Heoretary.
Ja n5 w'2t
OTICK.—Tbe aonual meeting of the
Furniers' Associa ion of New Castle
County for tbe ec.ivery ol st leu horses
will be hetd tn Wi mlngtou.
N
I uhuhI
place (in Telegruitü Bu'.uliug ) on Uutur.
day tue Utb day o' January, 1882, rl io
o'clock, A. M., when ollict rs for the year
will be elected, and other buHiueH* rela
tive to the ABHoclation transact* <1.
JAME8 H. HOFFECKkK,
Tren«,
1an2-' 1 .w
N OTICE.-The annual in be Li uk of t_
Eariuej'H Fire Insurance Company
of Ih* Stale of Dei a ware will beheld at
the office oi tbe company,No. 831 Maikei
Htre» i, Wilmington,Delawa< *, MON DAY
J AN. 9th. 1882, at lu o'clock a.
which time
be
»1
election for live
to
as
to
ot
of
of the company for Uieen*uiug year will
be held, and oue year'« iulere«l
deposit note* will be payable. The »ge
ol tbe company are authoilzed to receive
the due* oi member*.
E. C. öTOTBENBURG,
President.
dec27-*m
all
Is
W. A. L »MOTTE, Bec'y,
N otice to water renters.
The bills for 1882 are now ready and
payable at Ihe Registrar's office » w
corner Sixth and Kiug streets. The law
requires lor all 0111- on
before Jan
nary alsl, 1882 the lace ot tue bill ; those
pain ouriug tue month of February live
percent, additional; those paid dunna
the mouth of March ten per cent, add
Uonal, aud auv amount remaining , ir
pald after April Dt. 1882 the R gistrar is
requlr. d to have the ferrules withdrawn
aud suit iiiatiiuted for t..e recovery ^
the amount due, and the water will not
be let luto suen premises until snch
rears with as»»,«men's and 42 90
drawing fei rules are paid.
Office hours irom 9 a.
UN,
to
in
for
. to 5 p. m.
THOMAS M. OGLE,
Registrar
decl -2m
notice.
DO
TO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON :
THE WILMINGTON
ODORLESS EICAÜTMCOMPAliY
ai
3STO. 3,
Is now prepared to receive order» for
cleaning CESSPOOLS PROMPTLY AND
W] TH DESPATCH, Tbelr machinery
Is all new and of the latest lmprove-
any
all
the
_
233
olr-
ment*. All well* cleanaed without
annoy an oe whatever.
Orders left «t 311 KING STREET will
receive prompt attention.
oct28 6m
PUBLIC SALES.
- )IIUO UU UK A NABS,
Of 76 »eres, iMtedlng later purchase of
Wth acre, on tbe old Bockeaaln road,near
jbovevllle, In Mill Creek Hundred, near
Bed Olay Creek and to tbe Delaware
Western railroad, on
JANUARY 7TH.18IO,
to
At 2 oclock p. m., on the premise*.
Without poettonement, withdrawal. or
undegbb 'mg'
- T I
- properly, known a tbe
TErtii.r Allen Karra. conlalL. 7»
; r laonihe Hockeaslu R ad.
• » Mt Pteasant Inn ; about six
_ltes from Wilmington; about one mile
from WooddaleHt»Uon.on tbe Delaware
Western Railroad ; near to Bed Clay
Creel;, to churches, school, mil's, and
poat-offlee. Till« desirable term la-dlv
ded lato seven Helds, with good tenor«,
abîma 16 aoree of woodland chiefly
cueatuut tlinber^xcellem orchard
„good water,with good Sto e Dwelling
ano Barn and other outbuilding«.
Kor terms of aale and particulars a«
large postera
Be r in mind that th a sale la jxtsitlva
and without reaerve.
J.T HEA1.D,
7th and Market Mr.. Wlb, Del.
Agent to effect the aale.
II
I
m
young
penty
Of
dwM-M
S ALK OF COW».
The Mubacrtber willst
•ell at Public Hale, at Rial
Lion, East Marlborough
Chester county. Pa., ml
MONDAY, JAN. 9TH
At 1 o'clock, p. m.
FORTY H HAD OK FKKHH çow» and
HI'R lNGS.lt», TWENTY HEAD
OF FEEDERS,LOT OK YOUNU BU'-h"
»ILL.t BAILEY.
U W. Stidham A Son, Aucira.
decll-u
l,
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORT
MENT OF
IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE
Satisfaction and a Parflct Fit
Guaranteed.
BOSTON ONE-PRICK
Boot and Shoo Hoim
200 Market fût.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
MEN BY PIKE,
Proprietor.
Call and examine. Sole
agent for BURT'Sfine Shoes
for LADIES and GENTLE
MEN
nov8-3md*w
We Offer This Season
—A FINKE 8KLKCTION OK—
Christmas and New Year
CARDS,
THAN EVER BEFORE.
Nicely arranged for exhibition. Call
early and examine.
E. S. R. Butler,
So 490 ««KKi.r ariKirr
jjllKST NATIONAL BANN
RxpoetTOBT or rax Pubi.io Moaxt
ANb ,
FINAN TAL AGENT» OF THE l'Nl
OF WloMINOTON
TED »TAT EH.
EDWAHl BKTTH. Prksidknt.
U&O. L). A KM HT KONU, t'AMHlfc.*
• *50'», 000
Phil&delphlH, Now York koü BoaLoj h
change furimlied to regular Dtivvi'-ork
without charge.
Paid up l ap liai,
Discount days, Mondays and Tb.irsda«»
at 8.80 A. M.
DIRECTOR».
John H. Adams,
Henry K. MeUonob
William lainall.
Ell Garrett,
Edward Betts,
deinem B. Hmyth,
George W. bush,
bmuel James,
Kain'l Hancrott. Jr.
Ian .i\
rj\HE ART1ZAN8 SAVINGS BANK
»d market htrekt,
iNOOKf OKATbD JANUARY 24th IHM.
Open to reoeive depo.lt« dally trom 9 A
..until 4 P. M., and on Tuesday and i*»t
day evening» from 7 lo » o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDENli
egniarly madelu April and October.
Wb8b dividends are not wltbdrawm
they are accounted a« depoatta. Tbu» per
manent deposliH compound tbelr Inter*»
twice to each ^*;ar.
ANAGERH.
Clement H. Smyth, George W. Bush
Chaa. W.TowriHond George b. Capelle,
NathauT K.buu*on, M. L. Lioheuateln
Henry F. Dure, Edward Dari In g ton
W. Haetlng*, Job H. Jackxun,
Edward Pueey, Wm, H. hwilt,
Anthony Higgl
GEO. V. B.fH
SH. Preetdeats
KO. B. CAPELLE, Vice PreeidenL
fab2I-lv k P TAVr.GR ire wr.r r
F-LAWAKK GARRET hUU»h,
309 MARK ET STKEEd I
We nave Inst received a large sloe ot Bi
Tapwftiry Hruss*ls, Thrc*.
ply lagralBi and Damask
D
CARPET INC S.
Also a large aasorimeni of
OILCLOTHS. MATTINGS AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Give o* a can and «atlsry yourseif »u*l
we are giving oarguins.
I1KAI It V (illEUE,
WILMINUTOH.IIKL
tHOE MSSIOE A L.
JOHN U. OOLK
JD8TIUE Olf THE PEACE,
and
NOTARY PUBLIC
Offioe 8. W. Corner of Third and Marks
»reels. Pensions, Patent« and Paatperu
procured.
24*1 V WlLNIlVOTOW. Hat
R. PKNINUTOH
4JTOJW4I-A1.J.A»,
No. 1, WESTTTH »THEE!.
4fi!n»,n«ion (), *
u.
a via-v
PRIVATE
Department for Ladies
-WITH—
LADY ATTENDANT,
:
—AT—
Z. JAMES BELT'S
DRUa STORE,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Wilmington,
Delaware.
lyTRUBBES AND ALL PRIVATE
APPLIANCES A SPECIALTY.
rough and tumble.
99
«
The mill that makes these "Ron: - - and Tumble"
^joods run exclusively for Oak i.. ...
They are all wool, strong as
oughly honest and not handsome.
One point with them is to give the greatest
of strength and durability for the least
cowhide, thor
amount
possible price.
We have said little about them, because they
liave sold too fast to advertise.
We now have small lines as follows :
They are
Bargains
de facto.
We cannot speak too strongly of the solidity
and goodness of these goods.
f 10.00
7-50
4-50
7.00
6.00
Men's Sack Suits,
Large Boys' Sack Suits
Large Boys' Blouse Suits,
Large Boys' Overeats.
Small Boys' Overcoats,
WAlTMAKE'jÄ &c BROWN,
OAK HALL, SIXTH AND MAItKKT STS., PHILA
Y »• WCBklBHH
—SELECT—
MASONIC TEMI'LE,
NOW OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF
PUPIL».
DAYS OF TUITION.
gknth' clash.
Monday and Thursday evenings, trom H '
to 10 o'elock.
LADIICS' AWn CUILLKBM'S CLAJIS.
(Commencing Saturday, Oct. ist.) Thors (
day afternoon from 5 to 6, Hainrday from
2 to 4 p. in.
Private Classes, Heboolsor «Seminaries,
or leSMous individually, private, at honrs
'osult convenience.
Now forming a aelect class for ladles on
Wednesday eveniufc* from 7 toil o'clock
This c as» Is exuressly for thowe who can
not attend the afternoon cIas***.
All the latest and most fashionable
d nces taught.
For terms apply at H. F. Kobo ten's, 71«»
Market street.
address,
A. 8. WEBHTER,
Maaonlo Temple.
OCt27-tf
HOLIDAY GOODS!
S. H. STAATS,
No. 405 MARKET ST.
Han Just opened an elegant »took of
NEW GOODS!
Huitabie for the approach'ng f'nrlst
mas Holidays, consisting of
Silk & Linen Handkerchiefs,
Fischus, Ties, Laces,
Ruftlings, &c.
Embroidered Zephyr Work,
Tidies, Japanese Ware,
Plush Bags, Pocketbuoks, &c.
—A |so a few very choice—
SILK & ALPACA UMBRELLAS
Very suitable for Holiday Presents.
Hand made Z-pliyr goods a specialty.
besides an endless variety of
FANCY AND UHKPUL ARTICLES,
AT VERY LOW PRICKS.
David M'Closkey
I
FASHIONABLE
H after
414 * Market Stroot
Adjoiuiug uie -^ftselU) Oftlo«
WM ». W ATT,
lOOH f| irkeC Niree
1 * 4 .V 'VZ LIEH,
NTGAirt A «AH X 1 TKH
Oontraotors mrnlsned with
All work gnarauleed.
and prompt attention given.
UKKENLdUHK HEATING
«so telly.
estimate*
Order» aollciud
m *41-11
^IldUMiroN
COLOR WORKS
Scaling Wax for Fruit Jar»,
—AN4>—
Soluabl* Blue for the Laundry
—AT—
Bradford's Paint Store.
Non. 6 tod 8 15, Third Street,
HOW IS THE TIME
TO BOT YOU»
STOVES
»
AND BFT YOUR
Heaters Put Id Order.
I nave just reduced the price of all Cook
Parlor and Heating Ml*i vas to salt b
tard r .l mes.
Ts and s«e tus prices »»«furn vqq ou y.
b. nomuMMOü,
Third an sn.pie* St*.
1*02».
I*
N
ited
TAKE NOTICE !
Read what we my for the Holiday»:
We have the largest, the
finest and cheapest lot of Chil
dren's Tea and Dinner Sets ever
ofiered in this city.
Majolica ware we have a
large lot of, and it must be
»old to make room for other
goods. Come and see our prioes
on it. We also have a full line
of Vases, Toilet Sets, Smoker's
Sots, Cups, and Saucers, China,
Dog», &c., &o. These goods
must be »old to make room for
others, coming in after the first
of the year, and y
we have marked
down.
We have also received an
other invoice of that elegant
6U and ttOc. Teas. Ou these
goods we know we can save you
full 10c. per pound. Our Cof
fees, we always have fresh roas
ted; hundreds of persons know
what they arc, and tell us we
save them ôo. per pouud on
every pound they buy. That is
equal to a loaf of Bread, don't
forget it. Our Spice» are strict
ly pure. Don't forget now what
we have told you.
ou will find
them away
CRIPPEN'S
TEA & COFFEE STORE,
No.* Eaitteceno >t
wit r IN«TU!S. DEL.
W"M*Ve : . ,i ls'ake tu the plao*.
A Pure Vus to? m Purp si ?
of
jl
,
•
Read what Professor Bush ha* to
Okfiuk ok J. II. J. Bush, #
S02 Market etreet, Wiluilugion, Del. j
nay
The Vendrell Wine »old uy P. Plun
kett d c*o.. Im made from the pure grape
tuloe, and contaiiiH no adulteration* iu
JurioiiBiotUe health.
J. H. J. BUSH,
Analytical Cqemiat,
P. PLUNKETT & CO.,
Wltolesalo Liquor Dealers.
And solo agents lor tbe above wtnea lor
tbeSoulberu Slates.
NO. 100 MARKET ST.,
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON.
N. B.—Express orders a specialty
Drop postal.for our circular. de24-lm
BO ÔÏ O .IM
OO CEISTT
S r J?OK,E!
U «TILL U KADUU AHTKKH fOU
CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEARS GOODS
The best articles I
. -, ev «r had for the
P f e é, v '?î Vases,Toilet Sets, Dolls 2 %
feet high for 99 cents. Doll Ooaoiies Tell
Heia Alphabet B.ocks, Wa^ifcsï
Horse-, nnoe-Pij«, Bird Cage» Extra
ifpjf aod »ttver Plated Goods. Rogers a
B ros, plate. Cotae and look. *
801 MARKET ST.
WlLMISfiTOS, DEL.
ALBERT NEWHALL
Proprietor
aec2l-6t
WIKI» AMU LlqiJORh
JOHN P. DONAHOE,
—BOTTLER OF
Ale, Porter 5 Brown Stoul
^»iTntÄr. r . L M r '
Ala and Porter X, XX, XXX.
Agent for Hbeboygan Min-
eral Water.
-depot—
517 & 519 Orange St.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ISrOiNier* ny mall
to. Polite »nd
er».-*»
promptly attended
accommoda Ur*,; dpjv
mava
•A.T THE
NEW EXCHNGE!
305 SHIPLEY STEEIT
FINEST LUNUHK8 IN 2 HE UT Y
S« r Ted every morning and
to gentlemen only.
evening 1 ros,
Il9l6-U
»««'Aft. TI«! TAftl t
OOMK« TED 1>KC. I»th, 1*11
TRAIN* LEaVK WlLMINoroy •
Warratartaur | a
H. !»».««), •!?. S *!.•*» 5 04 ■•'Al.lU.ti .'.'Z'
b.....t-.>4 .ii. i jt, 4jui y»
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p'm."*' **■**• ' *• tt lu.si
B . urmu» ANI1 IaTHHWBUIaTH Ht.
vio*». -ILM, V<«*. la., IAM ï 7,, T *
I » «4.0» p. in. iron Map« «t'wLv'nS:
"*•"* ni. <»-• « -n HÎÎr. ii7lï , .S5
M*inin«r«. »uuday«, ia..,i »
»■ILKKII VU.I;» ABU Uu AABAuiilA
Tu.it« —* <tt p. m.
Kou N«W CAWll.».— 8.00 9,36, a m i ,*
JWO. <Ui, p. a. Mo Sunday ij„ *•*
UAnaiüoTOK and Intkhmbdiatk '
TIONH.-H-Iôa. m„ I.Oâ, «J.I p, u,
huiulHi trama
D- r.*A« A NU 1NTBII.TOIAT« BTAT.n»,
—u». iAM p. a.
Koi> Wii.winoton A Nootuïr.n k|(.
| ; l"» : m.i 3.0«. 0.94 p. m. K.kMu'uV,,
roÀ i iiuttu wbit»«» h k.-io•«,
a. in.;» Al p. lu, Alu »und» y u,,,,.
IRAI*» ©HUJVK AT Wjl-MlNU l,N
Kt-..* «UII.AUKI.PHIA.-1A«, 1,77
I.4.. ■■>/. .'«B a. Al a. a*. 13 la. 117.i 1 1.1
*), 1JB, (JB. 6 18 6.UU, K ls' iTÎÎ
t.UU 9.46. K', là. 11.1» p. tn but,4a,,
l. 4 1.7.2.07, 7 ik lu A IU.; 7. J KJ'
1".«6, Il i • p. m.
1 Hull Na.w York.— L27, » 4,7 ; «
. in.; 12.4«. t|.08. 4 51, «.4«, nui ,, 7 q
S u . ... 1.1«, 0.07 7-1. m. tu. 14. 1.,
Faon luuiïmiR.-i;*, 2.17, u*,, .■
m. ; •HMI,1..1,MH»«.Ï)*.«9 o. n',.
days. I JM. /.ut*. m.6.27. *.,lf),'..4:i p m
If WH WA«MiR..TU» -i-Wi. tMl, lu;,'
m. •13.41, LIT, S.Ï7. 8.»',(M4 p; h « .
d»y*. UK SIM, a. iw.i 6..7. ».Ju.a.tsi p.u,
F lum r,KH>viu.r Ouly—«Ou u.iu.
Kaon N «» OAirn.a.— «.Hi, tu.., » m 12.4
4.14.6.46 p.m. No -tuuUav Ir in,.
Fui.Il Uilawakk K. K.—n.60 h. n<
H. U6p. m. No Sunday trsim.
Faon vVii.MiN.iiob A North ah, . k,
BiUa ai,; 1141, 4.46 p. m, No«uui.t
traîna,
PROM Uai.AWARK WRKTKHN U. K.-H. 0
а. m.. Ill p. lu No Aowi.v ir«inN
rKA.NH I.WVK FOR WJLMINGlti.v
I* 1 11 . a DKUTII I a— B road Street Stsilon
I. 4', n.l.w K.4U, HM, 11.4,
, 4.|«1.4. O, 5.IP,î.I5,5.4«, , î.|. ,3 I5*.io
II). 40, Il A4 I«. m. Sundays. 7.116, *vju». u,
« 16 «.16. 1940, ILS'P I..
1*11 1 1. AD Ri. Ml i a —M * rrlrir ami Fuian
bla —13 il4,13,7.11 a.AAi. »13.35 m.
N kw CAaTL».8 33. «.aflril.l« «
б. 4a p. ui,
%f Tn* black Agur*» daooia Um Lim
ited Exprès* tralua
7SS.
tn.
»n.
nr a -
hr*.
•V.
.16 h.
. !.. 1
A, lu L«
Ui
. *.15,
WM. B. SHARP.
4th «M*» MARKET NTM
JEW JiRFSS GOOD;
▲T KKDUCftU PBI0K8.
Col'd & Black Silks,
Df*'#*! from tbe fur oner.
ilGTHS & CaSSIMEHES
e 'mr eet stock we have ever offered
▲Iso a fall Une of
Uaroets and Oil Cloths
From 3act* to 44.90 par yard.
VIM. B. SHARP.
*tb AN MARKET 8TH
IX».
EMTABLIHHEO
INS.
E 1 SINQ & LANGE,
7.
A
JRf «
"35 '
All Kinds of Provisions,
400 Oraane «»reel,
«IL INBTON. DK1,
mart-! d
KGI8TU* UIIII.K.
li
Bbgutbb'm Orncit.
New Castle Oo.. December 21. iwt
Upon Hus application of Jo* pi' N. B" , '
ma.î, Admlfiiatrator ol Hanson H.irmaD.
tale oi Vb llmlngiou H*l.. Iu »«id "
deceased. U is ordereil and directed W 1
the Register Uiat tbe Administrator sfnri- I
»aid give notice of tbe granting of lettwv 9
of AdmlulslraUou upon Idle estate of tu* 9
dccc u***t, with tbe date of gran Up « Uare- a
jl by causingadvertlaemcnts tobe po«« j
witblo forty day» from tbe dale * "ucn a
letters, In alx of the most public pi **
the county of Newcastle, requiring ao
tieraous having demands against Ibe es
tate to present the name or abnlu bv
act of Assembly ln auch case made sol
orovlded. And alao cause tbe same u» »
Inserted within the mine period In lie
Wii.mNOTON Gabkttk, a newspaper put
tabed tu Wllmtngum.and lobecoutmuei
therein three weeks, e. o. d. „,..*
, —— Given uuder the band and :
JL. 8.1 of office of tbe Register aforosw
• -v-rf at Wilmington, In New CasljJ
aoonty aforesaid, Ihe day aud year»^'''
written. A C. BIGGS, Ih glder.
•RJ.
of I
II
NOTICE.
All persona having claims against ID
asiate of the deceased must present
sarue duly attested to the Admlutsirsi *
on or before Dec. 2d. 18N4. «"
the act ot Assembly in «lieu oa»e lu*'*
andprovided. osKi|ii N . HAKMAS ,
AdmluUft alor »
••e2-3weod.
Add re** : Wl langten, Del.
Health is Wealth I
Da. K. & WXBT'S Nxkv* ANU B**
TKKATM2NT ; a spec 18 tor Hy»«nf
tlness. OoBvalaions, Nervoua „
Mental Deprewlon, Loss of »
Spermatorrhoea, Impotency.Involun
Riulssions. Premature O d Age, "A
by over-exertion, aelf-anuse, or over
dutgeuce. which leads to misery, »
antT death. Oue box Will care r—®, (
cases. Each box contains onn in® 0 „
treatment. Uue dollar a box. or
boxes for five dollars ; aenl by
paid on receipt price. '*',•1"'"'*'!,, !#
boxes to eure any case, Wllb each o n .
received by us for alx bexea, V.ui
led with live dollars, we will " en " ^
purchaser our written guarantee ol
turn the money If tbs treatment ao **
effect a cure. Guarantee« lesued ulll %j
N, B. DANFoRTU. Druggist, oor»M * l
and Market stroeU, WUmingWu. v
Bole agent.
SMELTZs
NO. 13 JB. Fourth St.
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL
RfiJ
Bolls pure BUTTER lower than
other dealer in the oily. Give Ulm » ^
a **•
and yon will save money.
FOB
THE
Dr. Peck's ArttfdalEar Dn ÿ
PKRPBCTLY RUrrORE V&JiZvr**
ana ix rforn: .he work of U»e Kfi" 1 ?*,
^IWÄy'» In position. »Mit &
All Oun vernation ao<l mn WbfrP«*" n S n <l5
ttnetly. w« refer to tkoee aateS 4k**-
descriptive circular with t**ümouUlH- ' ^
H. M PECK A 00., 904 Bràwtwar, «•'