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TRI DAIl* Y GAZETTE ta publish-
■* —— afternoen (Sunday excepted.)
Sff.
I paru of the city
tending town, and villages, for
a wee k , payable weekly. Yearly
Iber», g! m ad vanes. It 1. tbe only
Illy paper In the City or
d Increasing olr-
a
ulattoau
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
ItaheSr tA 17 m. 1« the largest and moat
flowMklli weakly paper in the State,
and kaa a larger circulation than any
other an fee Peninsula. PnblUhed
Thnraday afternoon, at $2 per
iTS
AT WTUUMSTOH rOSTOTVIOB
ol
to
Tli'gmr riBBiJAiT ns. issa.
Ship Cabal.— A correspondant
la earnestly adve
advoeatss the Sassafras River route
for tha Ship Canal. We are not par
ticular aa to whioh route ii selected,
although wo sinoerely hop e the beet
will finally be fixed upon.
freaa the Peni
to
SPBCDLATIClf Dbsthotino Thadb.
—Lagt week afforded an excellent
illustration of the bad effects of
•peo illation upon tbe trade of the
country. In this inatanoe the specu
lators had hoarded grata and other
export article*, chiefly in Chicago,
until the price had risen so high
to prohibit the purchase for export.
Then came the criais with the apecu
latera, and within a few days the de
cline in ootton waa (2.50 per bale ;
lard, (1.60 per tieroe ; wheat fell five
rents per bushel at Chioago, and pork
ita per barrel. Bays the
Menufaclurer , "Our ahort crop do
m o n a tr a t oc that the foreign consumera
and will find other source* of
■apply, and that If we wish to main
tain an export trade it mutt be done
under aa abaenee of apeculation—in
other worde—exports must be legiti
mate, bared on real values, rather
than fiotttioiu once. The effect of an
increasing export trade ia lower prioed
English iron."
That journal ie confident in its lan
gnage, and we believe it argues cor
rectly. Whenever our railroads com
bine to raise their freights and the
speculators buy up aiid store away
the produots of the soil to increase
the prioe above what it can be shipped
abroad for at a profit, theie must be
n reduction in the prices, injurious to
three interested. If utter bankruptcy
to the speculator does not follow,
still the interruptioa of trade and the
lore to the producer is even worse be
oanse it is wide spread, and often
Muses a fall far below tbe real neces
sity, and all in the trade feel it. Spéc
ulation, therefore, should be discoun
tenanced as well by the banks and capi
talists as by honest grain merchants
and produce dealers, in whatsoever
kind. In the instance named above
cotton, gram and lard only are men
tioned but the effect did not stop with
them, it reached to hundreds ol arti
cles, and the bankruptcy of one of
the great gram buyers whose promi
sory notes were issued perhaps to
thousands of creditors, caused the
lore to be wide-spread, and also de
stroyed confidence in others.
as
as
a
Maktxlodö Wealth of Soil.— We
here heretofore referred in the Ga
zxtte to the marvelous wealth of Cali
fornia and Oregon and the great region
of ooantry acquired through tbe wise
aud far reaching policy of the Democrat
ic party, under President Polk's Cab
inet. In a previous reference tbe great
yield of Oregon in wheat, was more par
ticularly mentioned. In reference to
California and richness of its soil for
wheat and iU great yielding qualities,
the San Francisco Journal of Com
merce says nothing except tbe richness
of the early gold placers has been half
as maryelons as the development ol
wheat growing in the State. In early
times it was deemed by those
tomed to the tillage of other lands that
the hard adobe soil ofonr valleys
almost worthless, and that we would be
aa were then, ever dependent on foreign
countries for our wheat supplies, liut
the history of the pest quai ter of a cen
tury telle a different tale. Tbe
since 1855-0 has been as follows :
accua
was
crop
CENTALS.
. 3,600,000
.. 6 , 000,000
10.500.000
. 17,000,000
. 20 , 000,000
. 22,825,850
.111,801,000
31.500.000
, 27,000,000
Here we bav. a nine-fold Increase
from 2855 to 1880, a period of a quarter
of a century, while the advance from
1100-70 to 1880-81, a period of eleven
year), la more marked Mill, being near
ly three-fold in a period of little more
than a decade. But we are not yet
dona with surprises In that regard.
When tbe prodnet increased from
10,801,000 centals in 1880 to 31,500,0b0
m 1881 few coold believe it. Our fu
ture advances in this respect may be
fairly measured by those of the past.
We have thirty-eight million acres of
wheat land, thirty inllliona of which are
flrs^claM, and these are beiug brought
rapidly uDder cultivation. Half a mil
lion naw acre* have been brought Into
cull are during the year in which we
now are, and even with a failure In the
Bad Joaquin Valley there may be ex
pected a crop at least equal to that of
1880. It may be larger.
1855-50..
1863 64..
1860-70..
1874-75.
1870-77.
187079..
1870-80.
1880-81.
1881 02.
'Ta» Dirmaxcm."—The Phila
delphie Tim*t la doabtleaa oorraet in
its chargea coder tble head. Then
«aa a time In Wilmington whan the
Republican "boeaea" returned whom
they pleased by the help of the colored
voter. Both boss Gallagher and his
crowd were finally discovered and
sent to Court. Then and then only
were the people's ohoioe allowed to
enter upon the official duties they
were chosen to perform. The Timu
K
Si
gayg :
Baverai of the Reform candidates
for Councils are elected by compara
tively small majorities. Page has
only M ; Mittoe, 101 ; Bandera, 882 ;
Townsend, 821 ; Roberta, 858 ; Wool
verton, 371 ; Smethuret, 28 ; Clay, 85 ;
Smith,
7X7
Xv
6J1
Grim and Marshall,about 285;
232, and Whitaker, 43.
Only a few ycara ago the boagea
would have smiled at aaeh insignifi
cant majorities. They wouldn't have
taken the trouble to send their experts
squelch such trifling figures against
tham, but they would have detailed
their journeymeu and apprentices for
sach light jobs, tud every candidate
before named would have been re
turned defeated by double or more
majority than the people gave them.
The difference between then and
now is that eleotions now elect,
whereas the bosses then elected by
returns regardless of the votes of the
a. Tha Committee of Ona Hun
have sent a score of boss ballot
thievea to prison ; the polios are out
ol polities, thanks to Mayor King,
and falsifying returns ta among the
most dangerous of oooapatioua in
Philadelphia. That's the difference,
and it is a difference that la everything
to both bosses and people.
N
out
the
to
to
JP
■lx
1.
R.
oud
N
sr
Pkhhaps the most touching yet
pleasant scene that ocourred yester
day in all the celebrations of that
day was in the visit of the ex-confed
erate soldier* to Mr. Garfield, ia Cin
cinnati, to present to her a memoria 1
as "a tribute of all tha old soldiers of
the South to the sterling worth of the
lsto President."
Dukinu 1881 there were filed st the
Patent Office, 20,1)58 application, for
patenta. There were grauted, daring
the same period, 17,1120 psteuti, an in-'
crease of 1,03(1 over tbe iuae ol 1880'
Tbe receipt, of the Hepeitment wer«
ne.rly $250,000 over the expenditures.
The United State« produced, in 1881 1
about 70,000,QUO tons of coal, tbe co«t cl
which, to consumers, averaged nearly
$4.75. The industry, in all iis branche«
supported more tbau 4,000,000 of ouj'
population.
In the manufacture of agricultural Im»
plements, Illinois bas made more rapid
strides than in any other of Us great In
dustrie». The state closed the census
year with a total productiou valued at
$14,249,176, the work et 7,300 employed
hands. The entire product of tbe Uni
ted States for the year was valued at
$40,374,086 with 38,620 bauds employed,
the percentage of Illinoia in the grand
total being 2.05 as to produots and 18.9 fte
to hands. A good propoitlon of tbede
Implements must have been used at
borne from tbe following bgnree given
as agricultural totals for the eensijis
year: Wheat, 51,110,602 bushels, rye, I,
121,785 bushels, corn, 325,792,481 bushel»,
oats, 03,189,200 bushel«, barley, 1,228,623
bushels, buckwheat, 178,669 bushels, or
a grand total of 444,622,350 bushels.
Cunaud'b line began with abi-montb
ly service of 60,000 pounds, afterward«
raised to 90,000, and when weekly trip«
were made, it was increased to 145,(T O
pounds »■ asutHidy. Ae long ago its
1868 England
sidy of $5,000,000, which soon establish
ed tbe ocean lines on a basis which enp.
bled them to live with les» support. In
1880 the amount paid by England was
$3,108,018.
paying an annual snb
A Host Appropriait ve Measure,
A bill was introduced In the House of
Representative* Monday by Mr. Ran
dall, of Pennsylvania, which enacts that
whenever any building is to be erectml
by the United tttatsa for public use in
any Htate it shall be oonstrncted of n|a
tenais found In tbe same State, provided
that Hdch materials be suitable therefor,
and cau be secured at prices not exceed
ing, the prices of equally suitable mate
rials found elsewhere. Snch a bill ought
to commend itself to the representative*
of all the State*, it wonld *etm to be
.manifestly unwise to send to auottjer
State for the materials wherewith to
construct a government bnlldiDg when
material* equally as good and equally as
cheap are to be had in the Btste wh*|ro
the building Is to be erected. That smeh
has been the case ia some lnstanos»,
even If it were not commonly known,
would be evident from the fact of Ihe
introduction of tbe bill In question, it
cannst be said to be one to benefit guy
particular locality, it applies equally to
ali the Btates. It simply proposes to
give them, by an express law, what <ine
would suppose would be coaveded with
out any law at all becaus of its self-evi
dent propriety. We trust, therefore,t|bat
our Maryland delegation will join With
other« in giving it prompt and energetic
support.— liait. Sun.
be
of
we
of
From the N. Y. Hearald »
What Nh Ip herd Wants.
In an article on the Peruvian cor-
respondence we believe that by
dropping a cipher we did Mr. Sbtp-
herd a great injustice. We said that
he wanted irom Peru #200,000,000,
while the precise sum was82,600,000,
00(i. Hut we suppose a trivial eiTor
ot#l,800,000,000is of small account to
so magnificent a financier.;We notice
that all over the country there is just
now a regular chorus of declara-
tions of public men that they do not
know Shtpherd, and Shipherd may
be safely regarded as the most un-
known man in America. Before be
undertakes another big thing he
he should supply himself with a
full set of letters of introduction.
They would be useful additions to
any correspondence he may have to
publish.
Lydia E. Plnkham'« Vegetable Com
pound, tbe great medicine for tbe oure
of all'temale complaints, is tbs gre|ite»t
htrengtbener of tbe back, stomiaeti,
nerve«, kidneys, urinary and genital or
S an« of man aud woman ever known.—
end for circulars to Lydia E. PiukHiam,
L- m
ivldend of twetoty
•A
fl
d Kennott Turn
K able on and after tbe
tonal Hank nr Delaware.
1. i'OULMON CHANDLER.
febl7-»t* Treasurer.
of the Wllmlng-
plke
-i'll.
Si
Company,
Inst., at the
Ladies Readli
orda about woman. A
woman should read.
A woman
hook that ev
febie-St*
7X7 0HCM.—Tha Urteentti annual meei
Xv mg el the stock holders of ihe Mu
lusl Loan Association will be held on
Tueadav ev.ulog next, February 21, at 8
o'clock, In the ofBee of the secretary,
6J1 Hhipley etieet, at which time the an
nual r.port will be presented and an
election held. The Bret payment will
then be made on a new aeries. Annual
report flattering.
lebltt-im UEO. 0. MARIS, Hec'y.
A
N OTICK .—1 he apeolal comm luee
•ale of tbe Almshouse properly, su
ae laid
e Tru. -
nounee «liât plan, of tbe property
out in lot. may ba examined at th
tees office, No. IM W. Sixth street, from
the lath lo tbe 2inh lut. AU are Invited
to examine tbe plein. By order ol tbe
committee, C. HILL BK1NTON,
febVtao chairmen.
mog MEMT.-Near Brandywine
JP spring., a small plus containing
■lx acre«, wlUi good bunding«. Tbe place
1. wltbln a lew minutes' walk of Urnen
bank station on Uie Delaware Western K.
R. Apply to
UEO RUE H. BRAMBLE,
Near Delaware J unoi Ion.
Jan24-2tdAwtt
OTICK.—The Mutual Loan Associa
tion 1« now Issuing a new «erls« of
stock, which may be secured on spp
tlon, day or evening, to G«o. O. M-
HeoreUary. Office, Wi Shipley street, »«o
oud I'.oor. fau'il-lm.
N
1 Ica
I».
We have $50,000
to loan at 5 per cent, on
CITY I'ROPKBTY lit LABOK OB SMALL
HKALD A CIO.
NOTICE.
no
AMOUNT».
OU REGISTER NOTICE.
All person« owning or having dogs
about their premise», are required to
uave them registered between tue Ut and
àOlh day» of January. After the latter
date tbe ordinance will be strictly en
forced
d«cI9Uleb2U
D
against unregistered dogs.
afilliam j. maxwell,
Cbieiof Police.
IVOTKJJbj.
TO THE CITIZEN« OF WILMINGTON :
TES WILMINGTON
.ODORLESS EXCAVATING COMPANY
NO. 3,
Is now prepared to receive order, for
cleaning CEnUPOOLS PHOMl'TLY AND
WITH DKHPATCH. Their machinery
I.all new and of the latest Improve
ment.. All well, cleansed without any
annoyance whatever.
Orders left at 311 KINO BTHKET will
oeDh. era
receive prompt attention.
NOTICE.
Ann Eliza Dickinson,
iilll.ct. al.
lit CHAMOIKT,
New castle Uo. 88.
Canne of Partition
Mary Jane
In pursuance of an order of the Chan
cellor in the above cau*e, made at the
September term, 1881, all persou» having
any Hen or lien» affecting the Interest or
e»latt el Ann Eliza Dickinson.Mary Jane
Hill, Jemen McAlllKter,mi»an MoAl isier,
David Jone», Hainuel Jones, John D.
Jones and William Jone», or either ol
them, in the lands ana premises to which
sala aai se relates, are hereby notified to
file» petition netting forth the nature and
amount of the same in the office of the
Register In Chancery for New Castle
County .ten day» before tbe third Monday
In February, A. I)., 1882, and to appear
ud prove said lien or liens al be ensu
ing term of the Court, before the risiag
of Ihe Court on the third day ol the term.
CHAH. B. LORE,
Trustee.
WiLMiNOTOir, Del., Jan. 11.1882.
Iaull-tfeb20
S IN CHANCERY.
New ca*tle Co., hs.
Cau*e of Partition.
IN HE
al. Petitioner».
In pursuance of an order of the Chan
cellor in ike above cau»e made at hi*
chambers, In Dover, on the fifth day of
January, 1HS2, all persona having any
lien or lien*, atfeotlng the interest or
esiale ol Isxac II, Wright, Churles A.
Wrlght^arnii W. Wright. Dufias Wright,
George H. Wright, John Wright and
William Wright,or either of tbein.ln the
lands and premises to which said cause
relates are hereby notified to file a peti
tion setting forth tbe nature and amount
ol the aamo in the office of the Register
In Chancery for New Castle county,
days before the third Monday In Febru
ary, A. D., 1882, and lo appear and prove
•aid lien or lieas, at the ensuing terra of
the Court before the rising of the Court
on the third day of the term.
WALTER CUMMINS,
Trustee.
Wilmington, Del , Jan. 0,1882
3taw-tfeh26
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUT TOUR
STOVES
AND RET TOUK
Heaters Put in Order.
1 nave just reduced the price of all Cook
Parlor and Heating Htoves to salt to
aardtl mes.
0« and see the prices before you buy,
B. HOB BISSON,
Third an Hhtplev Hte
tau».
HIM AM AS» MULOKM.
JOHN P. D0NAH0E,
-BOTTLER OK
Ale, Porter ? Brown Stoul
Philadelphia A Rochester Lager Hcor,
Cider A Mineral Water*. Draught
Ala and Porter X, XX, XXX.
Agent lor Hheboygau Min-
eral vVatcr.
-DEPOT-
»
a
517 & 519 Orange St.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
toVOrdera by mail promptly attended
Polite aud accommodating driv
ma?28
to.
ers."Vk
ANCHOR LINE.
'INITKD STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
ABINS,W0to*«0. STEERAGE, »2S.
Steamers do not oarry cattle sheep
or pigs.
And every Hatnrday.
NEW YORK TO LONDON bl
CABINS, $50 to tb5 Excursion al Re
duced Rate*.
Passenger accommodât!ou» are un»ur
All Stateroom» on Main Deck.
PaesengarB booked at lowe*t rate» to or
from any Railroad Btallon in Europe
or America.
Drafts at lowest rates, payable free or
oharge, throughout, England, Hcotland
and Ireland.
For book« of Information, plans, <$0.,
apply to Hkhdkbüom Broth kr», 7 Bow
ling Urekn, n. Y. Or to HAMUEL
F, BFTT8, Adam» Exprès». Wilmington,
:
a
nan
aale.
be
Buyers of Clothing
Whatever kinds of
clothing you are in pur-
suit of remember that
at Oak Hall you are
sure to find
Ivo
THE LARGEST STOCK.
ONLY FAIR PRICES.
A FULL GUARANTEE.
MONEY RETURNED IF
DESIRED.
tion
Absolute satisfaction
is certain at Oak Hall.
er
by
Wanamakek & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts,
Philadelphia.
WABTBV.
YET ANTED.— An Industrious white
TV woman to do general housework
no a farm. Also a ilrsi-olaae farm hand.
Address W. T. HTOOPH,
feblS-Utdawll* New ('Halle P.O., Del.
HC priJKH of EAR
LY PEAK and
WANTED
LARGE A8PAHAUU8 at
WILMINGTON,
DELAWARE.
MOIR'S CANNERY
W ANTED.—Information a out John
Garter, who left Hmyrna, Del., iu
1867 ; had headquarters at Ht. Nicholas
Hotel, Deeatnr, Illinois, until 1861 ; was
last heard from »1 H«y worth. 111. lteply
ALFRED CAKTKK, 12 Hi. John street,
Liverpool, England. _
W ANTED.—A boy sixteen years old
wauls a place wh re he can take
oare of h horse, or make blmfelf useful at
«uv k!nd of work about tbe bouse.
Wages low. Inquire at 8fi6 Bennett si.
XIYANTKD—All person, whe ar. In
W* want of anything, to make know,
their wants through the column, ol the
UaxKTra tf.
ANTED.—Housekeeper» to know
tuat they can nl way» get help by
advertising tor It in the oazkttk. tl.
ANTED.—A purcuaner ror two finely
located cottage lots at Hehoboth,
nuar the beach, or an exchange 1er city
property. Address, "D." lui» office.
wepW-dA wtf.
W
w
PH0FBS8I0NAL.
JOHN U. ÜOLE
° JU8T10JC Oif TUB PKAOk,
AND
NOTARY
Offloe 8. W. Corner of Third and Marke
Breeu. Pension», Patenta and Pass port»
procured;
2»-iy WiLiriifOTOff. Dai.
PUBLIC.
R. PKNlMGTOfS
A TVORNA T-A T-l+A W,
No. 1, WEBT TI B HTHKET,
Wilmington. Del
H.
0TU-V
WM 8. WATT.
1009 idarkeC »tree
PLUMBER,
STKAHdE «A» FITTKB
Contractors mrnlahed with estimates
Ail work guaranteed. Order» »olioitHl
and prompt attention given.
UKKUNHGU8R HEATING
a so laity.
mvSl-ir
CARPETS.
MATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
FLOOR LINENS
WINDOW SHADES»
WILTON«,
MOQUriTTEH,
B < uHHELM,
COCOA MATTING«
PLAIN MATTING
FANCY MATTING
HT AIR MATTING
TAPEHTKIK.H,
5-HLY I.INKNH, Irom 2), to5 yds wld
WINDOW SHADES.
OIL CLOTHS.
STOOL«.
INGRAINS,
. AG,
VENETIANB,
RUGS AND MATS.
We invite an examination of our Large
and NEW HTOCK of Pattern» In all
grade«, al and under market rales.
GRANVILLE WORRELL.
820 ana 822 Market st..
MASON 141 riMPLK.
tnlyl-ly.
Re
or
or
David M'Closkej
FASHION ABLE
H att er
414 Market Street,
Adjoining the 3asett« Offlos;
PUBLIOJULM & .
PfTBUtn
ÏÂ
lAltffi.
ml 11 A. M., nl
lira Kram.
House No. Mil Harrison slrssl with all
modern Improvements within eoe
square of the Wllrol igton City Btllway .
Hplendld view of lira Brandywine and
lleiaware Kl vers, Iront and si de yard , 11
room*, boat* In good repair, nmtüion
March », 1H82. Hale positif and uo um
DsamuMHQ. title undoubted, a t in ro ar,
a three story bay window. 1 lie property
nan be examined at my time prevloue to
aale.
Terme 1» per cent when I be properly
leeiruek off; lwo-tt| Irde ol balance will
be taken In bond and innrig.ge on tbe
rthraarf
neldhaaa
nrotxtrty with prober insurance
rimgod, tbe r.raalalRg one-tblrd In oaab
wUiin on. week of (lay of sale, at wlilcli
time a deed will be deliver* , and the
Ivo eeasloo ol the nrfliverty subject to tbe
prêtent tenaut to March
Agent U effect the sole,
704 Market ulreet.
)VBU«ULE
_subscriber shout m discontinue
farming will sell at public «ale In Mill
Creek Hundred, on the l.lmenume road,
one-ball mile south of Bomb wood na
tion on the D. W. 1^. M, on
The
TUESDAY. MARCH 14th, 18-12.
at 1 o'cldvok P. M .
- 1 good work or driving mare,
good ilH ; t milch
oowf. 2 Will be tu MUM
I« profil by the day of
»Ale. tbe other one by 1 ml of wflA
March ; 1 good sheet pig«, on« luwäW
dearborn, one sulky, on a good bay rig
ging with wheels uibdei, oua good hone
carl, oue brosd ^rbeei ox cart, good
champion mower mew lMt harvest, steel
tooth horse rake, g*!»od corn »hello», roll
er good m now, a «ne- horse power and
thrasher, one corn drill, plow» and cul
tivators. 2 pair twin harrow« en »Ingle
harrow, ono Ml «take harne»*, a Nil car
riage harne»», bridle*, collar», halter«,
Ac., hay and straw by th« ton, worn fod
d*r by the bundle, com. oaU and pota
toes by tie bushel, lima bran« by in«
quart, a 400 II». oeamt and weight«, a good
grindstone, maul ftud wedges, vinegar
by the gullon, wheat in the ground.
Household and kitchen mruliure. ta
ble», chair», bedstead», bureau, on« good
corner cupboard, Ac. Alto dairy flx
tureH.one g>od 36 lb. butter tub, together
witb milk rant*, cooler». Ac , and a great
many other thing- not men lion ed.
Tkrmh— A li »uniis of $10 and under
itouot a credit of »lx
a bankable
cash; over that
months on purchaser giving
note with nu approved end.
endorser.
JOHN bFRlNUKR.
J.G. KohiPlon. Auctioneer.
WLM
r»UOJL.tC HALE
-or a—
Valuable Whaif Property
The wharf on th* Christiana River st
the foot .if Kourth aueel. will be »old st
public eal«, for s term of three years, at
the CITY HALL, on
MONDAY, MARCH 8lb, 1882,
at II o'clock A. M.
Terms announced ai sale. By order of
the Public Buildings Committee,
R. U. TAYLOR,
Chairman.
feb22-lot
*CR 8 ALS AND RENT.
—l! he large lhr*«*»tory
dwelling, No. HU Market
2T»tb of March.
C. F. JOHN HON,
4 lb Market street
R RENT
•tore and
»treet. PoMMesslon
Agply
F°
111
OR HALE.—Three adjoining lots, on
A street. 50 feet by 82 feet 6 Inches,
and 2i ft. on Goodman street 100 feet deep;
near Railroad Avenue, South Bide,
Also, one lot on Thirteenth »treet, near
Ueald street. Apply al 416 Market »treet,
F
( :
(NOR MALK.-A building lot on Uie 8.
JJ W. *x»rn«r of Btroud »treet and Rail
road Avenue, neAr the locomotive house
of tbe Wilmington A Wentern K. R.. 88
feet front on on R. R. Avenue, and 67 red
fronton Htroud »treet, We»t Wilmington.
Apnl v at thle office._ t X
F OR BALa^Hnuoing lot 1U0 feet ,
Inches (ronlton south side o; Deeoh
street* 60 test front on Van Buren street
and 6l feet front on Marylanu Avenue;
rronts on the oitv line, and lies in Chris
tiana Hd. Apply at tnis office. tf.
WA TOHm, JKWBLRT, fre.
Something Yon Ought to Enos
The best place In the Htate lo purchase
antbingl n the («welry Hue
edly al
uudoubt*
BMMRD & DAWSON'S
229 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.;
They havings complets Assortmento
DIAMOND«, GOLD and BILVEK
WATCH EH (either Ladles' or (JStots
Jewelry of eveiy description, 8ILVK
and HLLVEH PLaTEDWARE. GOLD
SILVER and STEEL HPECTACLKH and
EYE GLAB8K8. OPERA ULAH8E8,
GOLD aud HILVER HEADED CAN EH,
il
Ac.
Personal attention to the repairing ol
fine watches, clicks, Jewelery, ac,
A**Hpeclal designs of Jewelry manu
factured to order. augSO-ly.
I YUEfiTON AYAHS,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
And dealer In
Am.rleaa and K«|n
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELS T,
HPECTACLEBj
EYK-GLAHHEH, *
SILVER WARE,
MO 8QA MARKET STREET
WlLklHGTOH, 'D*L.
Particular altenilon paid to repairing In
»lilts branches also, oh angln spectacle
Klasses. Has a good assortment of glass« »
constantly on hand.
The publie t» cordially Invited to call
and examine my stock and learn my
prices.
AC
NEW YEAR PRESENTS!
A new lot of
FINE SINGING
CANARY BIRDS,
JqhI received, and nelllng at the low
prioe of
$2.10 EACH.
SECURE ONE.
W. N. CHANDLER.
611 MARKET STREET.
Half-way b«t w *>en sth and 7th St*.
aeea
We Offer This Season
—A FIKKK 8ELBOTION OF—
Christmas and New Year
CARDS,
THAN EVER BEFORE.
Nlsely arranged for exhibition. Call
early and exanune. ,
E. S. R. Butler,
Ne ««A <MH«rr ■tTHFF'F
—THH—
WILMINGTON
DAILY GAZETTE.
A.
For the People.
416 MARKET STREET
Wilmington, Del.
THE OÜTX.Y
DEMOCRATIC DAILY
On thb Peninsula.
ALL THB
8.
88
,
tf.
—FOR—
ONE CENT.
or 63.00 per year in advanee.
THE LOCAL NEWS
Hade a .Specialty. A courate and
lteliabte.
il
ol
TBRMB OF ADVERTISING FOR
DAILY:
One inaertion 6 mnU per line -, *nb
«equent Inaertion* 8 rent* par line.
Business Column— 8 cent* per line;
seoond insertion 4 cents per line.
Local Reading— 8 rente per line
each time.
Leaded— 10 oents per line each
time.
In
»
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Published Every Afternoon®
(Sunday. Kxcapmd.) *.
VIA
r ms ' I .
V
- er
OFFICE, 810 MARKET STREET,
Wholesale Dealer» Supplied at Re
duced Rate#.
FOR PHIUDEIPHU
WARNER'!:
Propellers
Will sail dally from
Market Street Wharf Wfl.
mington, Del.
■ At 8 O'clock) P. M
AND
First Wharf below Chou
nut street, Phila.
At 6}0*CI<Mk,|IV i ll.
Through rate, named to »11 Ku,t«n
Weal.ru Dill«", and freight liirwu
promptly by connecting line«,
deliveries In PhllauetphlK and Wllo
carefully handled u
too. Freight
our person»! supervision. _
CHABLEt WARNER A CO*
Market Nlree* Whirl .Wlml
Delew
ubl-7
A.
-SELECT—
MASONIC TEMPLE,
MOW OPEN FOR RECEPTION
FIIP1 L h.
DAYS OF TUITION.
ORNTS' CLASH. j
Monday and Thursday evenlo(f,tn«|
to 10 o'clock. 1
LADIW' AlfD CHILDREN'S CUÄ
(Commencing Haturday, OcUHJ Tin
day afternoon from 6 to tt, Hsiupdây taxa
2 to 4 p.m. _
Privai« Cla»««H, MchooK or Kmlnirll
or lensons Individually, privat**. *tM*
to «nit convenience.
Now forming a select cf»»* for Islisi
Wednesday evenlngH from 7 to9 o'doi
This claas is oxpreSHly for thou.' vb#«
not attend the atieruooo cIsumm.
All ihe latest and most f.'tfhuw
dance* taught. . . , . J
For term» apply at U. F. itobel»!«
Market »treet, or add re**.
A. H. WEBSTER.
Maeouio
oct27-tf
rpF.KTl, FOR ALL THE
Beautiful teeth at *1. ft ,»*
,10per«et. Teeth exlmctol wlUi
out pain by ihe use ol gas, uv* rvmi
thirty r-r.experl ? Bce. AijLA( .
No. 886 Marketd«*
14-tf.
J. & J. N. HARM!
410 KING STRlii
Furniture,
Fumiti
h. Largeat Flnret »nil most sw
■luck of
ZFTTÜJSTETU RE
To be found In the tatet« of Ujljjj 1
now be seen at our a
fto. 410 King »I
Boon good, and I am prlom.
TO PH Y 8 I C IA
-AND
C088HMEB8
COD LIVER P!
UH»
Knowing irom experience
(Mllenio often ntUndlng Ui« ' "JJS
of many of Uie emulsion» Ip " ÿ
would eall y.ur AllentInn 1°
feature, of ih..mul.lon which 1 1
pared and dispensed for yes'* ,
varying satlsfaotloo. The 0.1
Driest Norwegian and the n» i
tous oare Is exerolsod In the ohoW,
material and In e' ery detail of « |
facture. By careful manlpih»"^,
.mutstor Is made with th«""', tfJ i
Bible amount of gum, and hy lj"
note dlvlsleu of the oil
ed very fluid and perfectly I* 1 ,,
Each tablespoon fui
Of Oil and ) grains of Brj»«)
Lame, sample« will be gladly
to an Physicians who may d«d* ,,
Fut up In pint bottl«*. r8*H
thetarw) and **ld whJraW »^„j.
We», w *^ g0 flSlJ
WM. B. SHARI
MAHKET81*
4tk AN»
NEW DRESS GOO
REDUCED PBIfi® 8,
CoFd & Black SU
AT
Direct from the impor»''
CIOTHS&CASSIM^
• ar eat stock w. bav. »v ,r 0
Ako a full U«« of
Garnets and Oil 01°
From Met* to »2.80 P*'
WM. B. SHA*
4th AM MAH«*' r 8l *