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IbnMW. m 17M.)
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
BELL Ac TAYLOR,
binas ans Pnpuaaasa
Dsuvened tv Cashier« m any hast os the City at Six
Cs*ts as* Wtm, oh Twshtv-Fivs Cehte sen
Month, Payamjt to the Rcoular Authohizeo
Coujoroa, AND TO HO OTHER, OH AT THE tklSINCM
BY MAIL.
• • $3.00
<W Yeah, . . , . .
•u Months, ....
Three Months, •
1.55
M
fHS Du EINEM Oncf AMO EDITORIAL ROOMS ARE CON
MCTtO WITH TME WlLtHNOTOR TELEPHONE Ex
AOVERTISEMBNT8 MAY BE
CHANGE, AND NEWS
TIME BETWEEN THE HOUSE
THIS WAV
OP 7 A. M. AND BML
TH3 GAZETTE,
91
W1LMNGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCT. *0.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOB GOVERNOR,
CHARLES C. STOCK LET,
of Sussex County.
TOR RRPRRSERTATIVI IK CONGRESS,
CHARLES B. LOUE,
Of New Castle County.
DKAIUCRATIO COUNTY TICKET.
TOR STATE SENATORS,
DR. 8WITIIIN CHANDLER.
ALEXANDER B. COOPER.
NOR REPRESENTATIVES,
HENRY M. BARLOW.
GEORGE II. BATES.
ROBERT C. JUSTIS.
WILLIAM COOCH.
ALBERT N. SUTTON.
WILLIAM A. COMEGYS.
. : R. JAMES V. CRAWFORD.
FOI LR7T COURT COMMISSIONER»,
F«D*iU: iD IIAMAN, Mill Creek Hundred.
v«IHN T. CHKA1R8, Red Lion Hundred.
J II. MACKEY,White*C'lay Creek Hd.
BKRIC v T 8HALLCR033, St. George's Hd.
JaM»aM T. TAYLOR, Ap|x>quinim!nk Hd.
O^iU lE C. ROTIIWELL, Blackbird Hd.
FOR BIIERIFF,
riRNAL J. LYNCII.
FOR CORONER,
FRANK E. SMITH.
The lie ward of Party Fealty.
"One fifth of the entire Democratic vote
of till. Mute," «»y» the Morning .YYw», "ha*
" hitherto been east by Irishmen," an.lthen
ita«k* "How hu. this Important anil hitherto
"unwavering loyalty of the Irish voter* been
"rewarded by tbe Democratic party t"
Every intelligent Democrat will admit that
the Irish vote' Is
"an lni(K>rtant and
"unwavering" element of the Democratic
party and every intelligent Irishman will
admit that they have received at the hands
«>f the party us large a share of the honors
and profits of political xrictory as any other
two-tilths of the party, while as to matters
that alL-ct them »imply a» private citizens
th« k y liave
fared a» well us any
clan« in the community ; and
tn the matter of public improvements,
reduction ol taxes, etc., they in common
with the whole country have, a» we showe«l
yesterday, been much m«jre fortunate under
Democratic rule than during the twelve
year» previous to 185«, whe
other
tbe Republi
can» were In power. But since the Noch i»
inquiring into the questiou of ela»
for party fealty let
baud and ask : What bus the Re
publican party, wherever it has
into power in this State, done lor the
voters who constitute» three-fourth* of the
entire strength «if the party ? During all
the years that they have held the reins of
municipal government in this city they did
practically nothing lor the negro either
partisan or a citizen, and at the present
time when they arc iu full
only two colored men have been rewarded
for their party fealty
"oillc
reward
take a
us
come
: :
06 a
power
ith very "minor
of these 8. V. B.
, and even
C'arty, Janitor or tiie post office, is indebted
to the Federal government for hi» position
and
Tiie other colored office-holder, William
H. Clayton, bailiff of Council, was given that
important place much a» a bone is thrown
to a dog to »top hi» growling. Assuredly
if party fealty is a proper subject for reward
ami tiiat rew ard is to be measured by the
numerical strength or the dus» practicing
it, then the colored voter» of till» State arc
undoubtedly entitled to
controlled by Republicans from that of
Mayor down to dog-catcher.
*(■* no thanks to the city authorities.
'ry office now
The Stai.waht Republican* hoped to
make a "hitf eurd" by tm v I no General
Henry DuPont to preside over Diek Har
rington'» meeting In the Grand ()|>cra House
last evening, hut General DuPont'*
eoiml Integrity and self, res pee t were too
strong to jiermit him to use them as a cloak
to cover Harrington'* rascality, and he
Gen. DuPont no
per
"declined, with thank».'
doubt desires, as he say», the success of the
Republican party in ils effort* for
"nuvv
"constitution, representation according to
" population, and general reform," but he
evidently does not look xvitli favor upou
Harrington'» efforts to make
the personal "vindication" tiiat even a
packed jury of his chosen friends in u Wash
ington court had not the hardihood to give
. Du Fou t de»e
•Ii u victory
him. G
the thanks of
the
community f«»r thus publicly repudi
ating JIarriugtonihm In Delaware politics.
An estkkmed cokkbhpondbnt furnishes
an interesting eommuniention in today's
paper, thawing how profitless
same time expensive, xvuh Republican rule
in this city and county as compared with tiie
later reign of Democratic official». This i»
a practical subject, and »how« tiiat tiie peo
ple can depend ujam getting the best return
for their money from Democratic officials.
And even in his strong recital of urgent
facta, our correspondent dix*» not mention
the present inefficient |»o)fce force a» one of
the "blcNiings" of a Republican adminis
tration.
nd at the
Diok Hakuinoton declines to reply to
what he terms the " censure " of the Demo
rat le pro » und Democratic orator».
f««r a very good reu»
tempted u defeiise he v
hl« guilt
And
; if lie even at
muld »imply make
e glaringly apparent.
Pick I! nrrlit|ton'• Meeting.
The Gazette has very little to sav about [
Dick H.irUigton'» .pmh at the Opm» |
* 1 I
eettng, except Harry Fiekcl», Collector
Hou.e uuetlug lut ulght.
It ni a Rrpnldlc.n meeting and the ouly
«peBkcr was a man who is declared by him
self and by Republican» to be a true Re
publican.
Tbc meeting Itself showed that Ibe great
body of decent Republicans are not willing
to accord to the Chsirtnanof the Republican
S ato Committee tbc full sympathy and
support of their pretence.
General DuPont declined to preside, and
Philip Quigley, "a Stalwart ol the Stal
warts," whose iiamo also appeared In the
list of vice presidents, had to take his place.
Marshal McMullen and Captain Oullagher
acted as ushers on the stage and
pointed the officers to their seats. Not
a single Republican leader sat upon
the platform.
Half-breed faction gave his presence to the
Not a member of the
Thompson and Washington Hustings, it be
can be called a Hall-breed, rince his daring
announcement that he w
fully in sym
pathy with Jay Hubbeli'» method». The
audience was »mail and composed in a large
pa rt of the most ardent supporter* of the
Dover junta.
Altogether, the Ch&irniau of the Republi
can State Central Com milieu had nothing
in the meeting last night which he can c<
»true into a compliment lor himself, or into
a harbinger of the vindication which hu de
mands at the baud» of a people he has dis
graced.
It was rather a rebuke for hi» brazen
effrontery iu jH*hing Iks fore Delawareans a»
this advocate of purity and honcriy in gov
eminent. The people of this Stale can rate
Mr.
and
are Worth. He euu east dimredit Ui*on
the Gazettk all he pleases, but
he dare not attempt to defeml himself from
the Gazette'» charges. Mr. Harrington's
position Is that of a guilty man crying out
at imaginary crimes in order to shield hi»
owu guilt. Such a man cun have no more
influence as a public »{»cuker than lie has
hud as the leader of a political party.
lfarilngtou'» el<x|ucnt raving»
lelf-iaudations for what they
'Yesterday'» prog ham of tub Bi-Cen
tennial celebration in Philadelphia had a
id ending last night in the killing of two
lH*rsous and the lutal Injuring of several
others by a preinaturL* explosion of fire
work».
It is a matter ot grave «loubt
whether the u»e ot firework» i» of any ad
vantage in public demonstration», a» the
I os« of a single life Is »ufllelent to throw a
damper over I he pleasure of thousand«, un i
turn their joy to ashes
doubtful if the world would be any worse
off If uot »noth t piece of firework» was
made or discharged for the next thousand
year».
the instant. It 1«
THF. MAGAZINES.
The little oik a will tie deiighu-d with the
Novemlxr numbcc of St. Sicholtt*, which
with a very pretty colored frontis
piece, ''Indian Bummer," after the style of
the "Under the Window," picture.«,
ftopuhir. The eontent» includes a number
of amusing drawings, the funniest ol which
I» a series of »lx pic tun*, showing the vain
effort of a cat to catch a mouse which has
taken refuge In au empty glass jar. Then
there I» a long list of sprightly little
sketches, poems and portions of continued
stories. The whole book com pris«*» un ex
cellent volume, replete with sullhient
attractions to luterest the old and the young.
opens
very
A UEVIKW OF THK FAUT.
Tl»o Rccor«! of the Republican Party's
Control or County anil City Affairs—Can
It Ite Trusted Again 1
To the Editor of the Gazette:
I» the time to inform the citizens of Ne
Castle county of the doing» of the men who
are asking the voters to elect them. Mr.
Bird, in his speech at Fourth and Market
the 10th liiBtant, beseeched hi»
hearer» to try the Republicans just once,
and they would »<*? what improvement» they
would make and what honest, faithful »cr
vanto they would be for the de
Now
strecta
p Oplc who
are groaning under Democratic rule. Let
go back to I.W1 and learn who controlled
the levy court of thi» county. The record«
>w tiiat f«»r twelve long years this party
tiiat Is clamoring for u trial were iu power,
and ruled with a tyrannical will. What did
they do while in power for the Interests of
the people? Did they build any asylum» for
the blind, and deaf, and dumb?
Improve the roads
the county?
both blind
six
Did tlioy
«I bridge» throughout
No. These Republic
'I dumb to Improvement».
They »pent large »urns of money, incrcuncd
the tuxes, and showed the people Glut they
were unfit to take charge ol the cot iuv'»
affairs. During this reign one of their col
lector» for Fettender Hundred collected o
$•'100 for dog tux
paid to the
killed by dogs.
w ere
_ over
hich should have been
who lost sheep
The Levy Court C
mlssiotiers from that hundred
tills collector for the
farm*'
MU -
•gleeted to
«•ail
due, nnd the matter w:
neglected for more than three years, and
when the Collector was called upon to
"pony up" he refused. Suit was brought
against him at the Superior Court at New
Castle, but when the trial
Collector, like a nice, honest man, i
up to the bar of justice and pleml the iu t «/*
limitation us a bar. So lie he did not have
to take $ ÎO0 t>f the people'» mom v out of
his pocket nnd pay i ». like an honett man.
No, he kept it, and robbed the tax paver»
of over Aiiotln r Republican tried the
same game, from the same h
three years had not elapsed, and ids pic.,
was not good. Ife hail to pony up §21)0.
Mr. Bird, will the people try your dishonest
office-holders again? to
gotten. Slicep dog office hohler»
discount. They live i
yet, I think, and
For a longer time this s
power iu Wilmington,
provements they made ? They
the people during their reign and spent
$4,500,000 and left a bonded debt o( -
ooo. They opened Water
promised the people a wide a'
1- foot pavement on tiie north side. In
»tend of keeping their promises they took
more than § 100,000 of the people's
d divided it
friend» who hud building!
places along Water street
number or properties by allowing tiie
road c ompany to place tin i
the* already too narr
promises
people know j
III!
ey
nvcrltHikcl
was called the
'alked
died but
, you are not Ibr
•e at a
Feneader bundled
: Stalwart».
in
Where ;
• the i
ung fri
d
ey
•ng»t
ii
of their
business
and ruined a
ail
track lirai
!..
•»it- Repub
e not good, Mr. Bird ; the
i ami will not.
pave
lit
ry you again.
\X imt iiUN become of Hi«' $4.500 lax UeU d
by an ex-Republican City Treasurer, ami
where are the honest men who gave an ex
pert $:i,000 to find out. really how much wi.*
htolen? But like nice, holiest Republie
the sureties of the ex-Troasurcr did n
tiie city lost §7,500 inslead of $ 1,500.
What lx'eaine of the $12,500 belonging to
tim School Board, the theft of which the
•at» unearthed ? Wus it. deposited in
bank ? No ; and there Ls no minute or record
of w hat wus done with it.
But, oh, the Republic
improvement, and it stands to this day
•nt to their great wisd«
to the enlarged City Hall,
neat little sum of $ 20 , 000 ,
us our beautiful Court House.
Yet still another improvement was made
by this wi»e und honest party. They sent to
England and purchased an "Iron Bull" and
named it "Baker's Bull." It cost $20,000.
Tld» "Bull" was used by tills wise party to
macadamize Fourth street. It w
périment, and it cost the people some
$50,000, and the work w
People living on Fourth an«! French streets
liave nothing but curses for the "English
Bull" und Its importers. Tiie "Bull" I»
ot pay,
De
did tnako
one
IIS
1 refer
Hi ich cost the
'-third
much
an ex
lullurc. The
am hon'd fomew bcie in this city, and Chair
[ man Harrington could do well by taking it
| U» Si»«« lo improvo oil. ro«<1». It.
I wheels arc broad (uullke the principles of
the Republican party) and would »math
thing» wherever it went. Mr. Canby would
do well to go along with the "Bull" and ex
plain to the people the advantage» It ha» for
saving money. It would be a good com
panion for the land canoe now on exhibition.
It will not be long before the land cauoe
will be housed with the "Bull,
arrangements could be made to sell both to
Barnum.
For a number of years this same party
spent annually about $«,000 for bank dls
The appropriations made In Janu
ary would not last more than »lx months,
the people being taxed for Republican ignor
ance.
During the long and do-nothing reign of
Republics!)» in City Council their official»
allowed 915,000 to remain
until the elaims.bcc
of persons paid* but the account still stood
open. A Democratic ch*rk was authorized
to examine into the whole matter und re
port to Council and aflar live month» of
tiresome labor he reported tiiat he hud satis
tted live hundred liens, running back for n
period of 18 years, and that the book»
showed that $5U,lkfO was due the eltv, of
which but about $30,UU0 was collectable
and the balance w orthless This was from
Republican neglect. The report of the
clerk was examined by a committee ap
pointed I y Council and heartily approved.
The amount allowed for uil this service was
$125, against $M,000 uilowed by the Repub
for discovering a defalcation of $4.500.
Are the people of New Castle county willing
to again try a party that ha» been tried and
found wanting/ 1 think not. The business
interests of the State, countv, and city will
be in safe hands with Htocklcy, I.oie and
Bat« » at the helm. Tut New Castle count)
down for 500 majority. Watoiek.
■
counts.
the loin book
'worthies». Hundred»
lie
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS.
SritAwnnipaK & Clothier,
Deai.ee» in Dry Goods Fach «ivei.y,
Eighth ami Market Stheet».
Illrd Minina
keeps oanai'ir» in constant song, and
dheanes. 15 «eut» at drug stoic.
Fixai Co*, Camden, N. J.
Iteiidy for lull HiiaIhcn».
Our fall stock of bat» and caps now in
store. The most elegant »tock ol Derby
hut« we ever bud made up. Price» us usual,
the lowest in the city. E. II. Uuuiford «S:
Bro., No. -RH Market street.
cures
Bird
uKk mums.
Speeiul IlHigHliia— Ituanell.
.6
*
B K K
HIVE
301)—Market St—300
XVK ARE NOW SHOWING THE
Largest and liest Stock
-OK
SILKS,
SATINS,
BROCADES,
1'LUSIIES,
X'ELVETS,
D HESS
GOODS
T R I M M I N G S
AN 1)
'vc lia' e ever offered, and many
decided bargains amonsr
, ° ö
tliem
A \ r cry Attractive Stock
—OF—
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
UNDERWEAR,
AT OUR USUALLY' LOW PKICES.
R. L. RUSSELL,
•%('> Market Stree t.
nivl-56>inwr
Dre*» Gouda, see., at «har pa.
N<
^yiLLIAM B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Sts.,
New Dress Goods
AT REDUCE» PKICVA.
Colored and Dress Silks,
Direct from the Importer.
Cloths and Cassimerel
Tne largest stock wc have ever
—Also a full line of—
C'ari'Ets and Oil Clotus,
From 35 cents to *2.00 per yard.
offered.
WM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market Sts.
Fancy lloHiory and Uudarweur.
EW GOC *r 1
S. It. STAATS
No.
405
Markt t Street,
I« OPENING ALMOST DAILY
>d heautiriil designs
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
In
FANCY HOSIERY
FOR LADIES, GENTS AND MISSES.
Also opening a largo
SELECTED BTOCK OF
'd YVELL
La lies',
Gentlemen'»
and Children'»
Merino Underwear
?
AT TIIE VERY LOWEST MARKET
RATE«
(MtKAT RUSH
—FOR—
O Y STERS!
J. T GARDNER,
COR. .SEVENTH
AND hiiiplev ath;
hr
a«I«h-«|
• In in to hlshiiKlneHs milt |.s
all IRTWIIH w I th o y «'I'EKS »t short
•;«iï
l'iij- s
JJROS8.MER & SCHEU,
1'rcsco, House & Sign Painters,
210 E. FOURTH 8TRF.ET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Halls, Pm-io
lit
will
IV« r «»VNU-rs to
with (heihlvn
all
G 1
• «-It
»nie
Will
V
2-1 III 14
NO.
<'hint I us
«h « »ral.-i
«.il Ufael loi
:
X'rsflhuli
Oil, Wat
• r Dlf.It III per Col
all work.
«•«*.»
•1*7-11--*, III!
JO It X WAS AM A KWH.
r JX)-DAY r
-AT
John Wanamakcr's.
Wednesday, October 24.
Store Not to be Closed
The store- will hu open, as
usual, every day (his week.
Sateens with large damasse
dots, $1; 44 inch. A generous
fabric for a novelty just out ol
Paris. Green, three shades of
electric-blue, navy-blue, gurnet
brown, olive.
A woven soutache effect
looks precisely like an elabor
ate braidwork on a ground of
diagonal broad rib.
neath, i. c., on the wrong side,
is a soft cushion of wooled
yarn feebly caught up by the
harder warp, It is almost as
striking a novelty as braided
cloth would be. Hut braided
cloth would be very costly.
This is $*2.50.
Another novelty in soutache
dress patterns is a series of
combinations of braid nnd
chenille. One, at least, of the
patterns is altogether removed
from any seen before. In
some, colors a}» Combined
well
Under
as
as fabrics and forms.
Hraid includes satin
•Soutache effects
various every day.
piping,
grow more
, , , JOHN WANAMAKER.
nilrd circle, southeast fr.»i.
For more than
a year wc
liave bad one price for writing
papers, whether
bought in large
quantity. Our ream price is,
at most, as low
you have
or small
as anybody's
Of course, then,
ream price. 1
our quire price is lower than
anybody's ;
beard of a
for we lmv'n't
ijbody else selling
price, by ream and
at one
quire.
XX e sell many sorts of paper
anybody
wants; some the finest in tbe
world. Not
found out yet that ive arc sell
ing these finest
sonic as
poor as
ovorvbodv
bus
papers at
ream prices.
There is some satisfaction
in looking through a stock of
papers, when you know be
Ibrchaul that nil tbe
tire about as low
be made,
liave some
])ITC0S
as they can
Xery likely, we
papers that
might as well not keep ;
we may want some that
ought to liave. XVe
proloss to have chosen infallibly.
Rut we have taken
have tbc finest of all in a great
many different styles, soMi fièr
ent that few would see any
lation between them ; and this
finest costs so little as to sur
XVe
we
anti
Yve
don't
care to
re
call it
. but it is
heavy, medium or light; rough
or smooth ; laid, wove or parch
ment ; white cream or azure :
ruled or unruled
prise
many.
"XVanamakcr Rest ;
commercial
X ou can imagine
or octavo,
wbat a variety.
If you want an
unsurpassa
l*apcr, and yet inexpensive,
see "XVanamakcr Rest" light,
wove, rough, cream, unruled,
at 12 cents a quire.
blc
Erst circle,
r I beast from
enter.
JOHN XWANAMAKEIt,
(lirstniil, Th I riff
'I CUy-hall m,
ü
<1 Market street a
I *••*!«. riilluililiihla.
MA tLHOA V LINK».
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1 MINGTON AND Mi
BALTIMORE U.V tl.lt«) AD.
GOTOIIKt*. Wilt. IS«!.
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Baltimore sud Bay Ltne-S.67 p. tn.
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Baltimore only— 1. or», lo.no a. in. 12.20 and
Trains for Ikdawitre Division leave f«»rs
l.UA, fl.OO, 6.25 p. m
ujrton and Intermediate station»-9.10 a. m
S.26 p. ni.
Delmar and Intermediate stations—9.10 a. m.
1.05 p. m.
New Castle—6.00, 9.10a. m.
Harri
I.U6,
BU N DA 1 TRAINS.
Philadelphia and lutermefllateaUllona—6.10a.m.
12.00m, 6.SO. 7.X), 9.66, p. in.
Plilln.l. lphiA amt New York—2.00, 2.23 a. in. 6.17,
7.2H p. in.
Ballt more
d Washington—1.42, 4.61, 8.06, 9.17,
a. m. 11.04 p. m.
Maltltnore—1.05 a. in.
For further in format Ion passenger« are r<
ferrtNl to the time table* posted at I lie depot.
limited express
IMM'raln» marked thus: (•)
upon whlrti extra fare Is charge»!.
J. K, WOOD. Oencrul Passenger Agt.
CHAS. K. PUGH. Uenc-ral Manager.
A TEA MS II I r LISKS.
1/OR PHILADELPHIA. .^ «IP***
A TIJK HTKAMfcll Miff I <lii'î7il
" S. M. FELTON
*>
—CHANGE OF IÎOUK8—
ON AND AFTER MONDAY.
8K»*T. Sftrii.TH E sTK AMEll ». M.
k ei. ton wie e
leave French street wharf nt 6.45 a. m., nnd
lux leaven I'liltadi-lplilaat
l!..VI|i. in.
.1
I*.
then
Hook each w
tickets
W. A Ii. ItallrtMol
mlailon trains only
9 , are l * l {V r e*
•ent».
TlrkeU
turn liy III
»•"»'I !«» return on a«n
«obi on the boat OMeent
yOR NEW YORK.
Electric lane ot Stf'amers
8*11« from Kins «trait »lurf, Wllmlnstun,
TUKMIAVS.
ÏIIUICSDAYS
and SATURDAYS,
Pier 14,
MONDAY«,
at 2 o'clock, n. m.,
Kasl lUvct
.1 fr«
, New York,
WEDNESDAYS,
«1 FRIDAY«,
at 4 o'clock, |>. m. Freight carried as low
as by any other Him-. For raU*
apply to
A HI FI. A It HOT, 63 Hmith streit. New York;
K. ANDREWS, WUmlnKlwii,Del.
6" 2Z* 1 1 -
^NCHOR LINK.
■obucm^mSS^
UNITED HTATK» MAH. HT KA.MEIt«
ball XVi i kly to and from
NEW YOltK and GLASGOW, via LONDON
DKUKY,
$*>. lU turns |lin to
I Cabin,940. 1U luru Ticket«,|75.
>kcd
Cabin Passage, ffld
|I4C
Cat-Ill partHenger« h
PanM-iigt-r aeconnuodati
low rates
stUI.rn.mi» .... Mill. I link, fa.-.n. A '
*N t o«:?:8iî!i;' n , , Ï8u"m.rk,"kc üürU ' :l,,y ' ,UI >'
For lKM.k« <>r 'T.iur« In HrnUnn.l, "rau., pinn«
*. apply in IIKNDKKM.iN IlliuTII Kllrl,' n"»
J-g*"! 1 * or »ÀMUEI. K. BETTS, Adaiu» Kxprc»«,
XV lliiiluirtoii
MXAXVIAL.
r piIE ARTIZAN8 SAVING BANK.
NO. W>2 MARKET «THF.ET,
Incorporated Jamuahy 24tii, lsetr
Open to receive «b'potiltM from 9 a. in.
Tueaila
from
imp. m.
:
y amt Saturday «;
7 to » oVLx k.
'll I llf(S
«EMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Rejrutarly made In April an«! October. When
dl vlilcmlrt are uot wltlnlrawn tto-y
an «tepoHlta. Thu* permanent dt po.-ilU compound
their tiiler«'4t twice In each year.
MANAGER«:
Clement It. Hmvth,
< har!e« XV. llJwlulnt,
N at brill I» I It. lie
11**11 ry F. Dure,
W. HaMtiiiK*,
Edward Puaey,
Georgs XV. Bush,
Oeorte«. «'a pel le,
M. L. l.h-hteiiHteln,
Edward Darlington,
Job Ii. Jaekson,
wmuni u. «wm,
Anthony lllxxlna.
GEORGE W. BIIHH, President,
l- S- PA PELLE, Vice President,
E. T. TAX LOR. Treabiirer.
.1. M. MATIIKR, Auditor.
fvb21-ly
THIRST NATIONAL BANK
A- UF WILMINGTON«
RzrastTORY or tiik Public Money
—AND
FINANCIAL AGENT«
—or—
THE UNITF.D STATES
Edward Bett», President,
. D AltMflTltoxn, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, M0O,UJ0.
<;
Philadelphia, New York »ml llonton Kxchana*
irnl.shed to regular I»ep«Mjltors without eharge.
Dl»euuut days, MONDAYS and TIIUK«DAV«
at ».:ju a
DIRECTOR»:
Edward lletts,
Clement It. »mylh,
George XV. liunii,
Daniel James,
John II, Adams,
.lammt*. Mr
WUIIani Tatnal'k***
ICI* Garrett.
bamuel Unucroft, Jr.
nl-ly
CPECIAL NOTICE.
MESSRS. E de V. VERMONT A CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
or 70 I*11AM1IEKSBTItEET, N EW YOltK,
Acknmvlcdirnl regular cnrrcimomlrnt -t
NK\V«I*AI KKS in Hit- Ulilt«*«l «UU-» and Cuiiutiv
arc now preparml to wml tlicir
PRIVATE FINANCIAL LETTER
York Pity
vefop«') to all
INVESTORS OR «PECULATORS,
desire to repel V«) weekly tla* late»
lallou concerning tin
STOCK MARKET
In the metropolis
from Nt
«1« r white sealed
■
who
Ini
HINTS and POINTS
furnished to
SPECULA TOtR 8
concerning Hie prob .nie rise «
btoek 8 : lll.-oai'Vi
nnd (biplf* Jut
decline ifk
•nine
SECURE
lit
■IWjriTAUl.E INVKMTMNTs.
„ .. .„J'nV. Vermont A <
Eer«' nr lia .keiL' 'ilii.Jw. 1 »"^' 1
»iiln.nl la In* InUiit ue 1 " 1 ' nl1
luterest.
Ndtick : E.
m, RjH being
v «• lllelr II
partial!! y
n»t by pc. aionui
•<;«J in the i
I. etter
•nt
win h. .!î5". l * |,| J r "y MONDAY it ithvi
ONKIMlLL.lRw-iitlu ° r< 1
E. DE V. VFJJMONT & C(\.,
rURLIBHEltS,
7GCHAMBER}» ETKEKT, NEW YORK.
Bug H-lv-51
th«%
t.»
It- It. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BIÎ0KKB9,
Fourth and Market Stieets.
for SALK:
5,000 Delaware City 4 )f
I M>r Pf»t. boii<|« ¥
Ruy and s « ll stork* ami homi. ««
•a jSSsriaKss-ttßa a
mitl «wll/.erlaiitl »•.Uvrin Any
7,1-ly. :»
I.«
CLOTH TNG.
J ust the Latest Styles
ow in the market
Ready Made Clothing
N
W ill lie found at Market
Fourth.
&
j Jeeidedly the largest Stock
J"n the city to select from.
"pX very Department is filled
~J^7f»r your inspection nnd
TT^ach suit is guarnntml
JLi iK'rfect.
dVTobby 1'atterns for Hoys
_L> nnd Men.
onig onr best for tlie
ynallor children.
f this Department wc need
but say
D oi
o
R ich are tbe styles
to-day
we offer
F
or a Custom Suit to fit like
n glove..
&
a stock unsurpassed, 2d
floor above
c
ut, trimmed nnd made
stylish and neat,
f fashion, flic finest found
on our street.
o
TH-with let us go, Ibis
stock to view,
4
&
make our selection from
something new;
M
ovo with tbe crowd, and
leave your measure,
nd get a suit, that gives
you pleasure,
cinembering "merit dc
l mantis recognition,"
5t*tt, tbe cutler, first in tbc
profession,
A
Px
K :
I TXuery garment, must suit,
Li your favor to win,
f IT his tbc reason wc expect
you again;
o give ns •» call, we boast
not in vaLi,
Ufllie* leaders of Styles in
JL TliVilmmgton.
8
"touch
fj® BA sot 8
magic kan
a
v-
Hr ; •
M
«
You arc Invited to rail...
... lllelr elegant
rive and SixIIoleMauipli,
,'Vlih Illuminated n
li'g Door.
and cxainii
End i
»'jaklng and 1,1 1)"^»,^ "?»l
sra5sa*i5fr
Krior Is lined with Tin a „j
patent Automatic ('.y.,, «S
Attuehment. it i,..
'I I'ro
Hiiil plate and in StllS"°
a o.Mvhlt It ib uiiKurpai-bnl.
-Al«o a full Hue of
I renting, Cooking
Stoves and fi n
—AT
SCnOEN'
UK A I EH, RANGE & STOVE 1101
'20!) it 'il!} Slii|i]('y S|.
W 11.61 INutoN,
wtlvnmf
T''œa i RH
sch« me to W drawn inontlilv. 1 , ' u
W-VAHITAL l'HI/.K,
Tlrkrt«, only shsra.
in
IjOUisiana (State Dim
iKK
Incorporated In lflflfl for 26 years hv tb. r
Dir«t for Dd 'N ational and tlmrltal.le pur
With a capital or«l,(EU,(M) o wlibli 11
fluid ol |.WiU,uui l.ac since I.m 1
otwiiciiuliig piipn
made a part of the
adopU'd December 2d,
The only Lottery «■
by the people of anyH'.at...
It never »cah« or nosiiiom-H IT«
ujouVlîl fc K VM HKU * ,K * W1 Sii * '»M
'Id
Ify
nt State c im ,i
1
l»., I
d
iKllJ
. A «1*1. UNDID OPPORTUN IT Y Tu V
FO IPI U N K. EL EV KNTII G R A N |) DR ;
PI.AbH L. AT N KM «MH.f
DAY. NOVEMHER Ulli, D
Drawing.
Look at the ThIiowIii
exclusive
ERAI, 4J. T. liEAURKf.AÏilT
GENERAL JURAI. A. EAltl.X
inaiKiKi- all the drawing» of tbi« •
ordinary nnd
rectiii*»« of ' '
1ST
l-io
«Î
i.-..
\x
I »« irit-iiiitniu', and ait,
the published Oillcbd J.l-t .
Capital Prize, $75,00
lOlkOOO TlrKRT. AT FIVE UDI.I.SIW
FRACTION«, In FIFTHS ln rKol'uUl
LIST or l'UUZ«:
1 Capital Prl/eof....
1 Capital Prise of....
1 Capital Prise of....
2 Prises of |a,nu).
ft Prises of 2,000.
to Krises of 1 , 000 .
20 Urk/.i s of
too Prises of
son Prises of
600 Prises of
1,000 Prises of
209.
Mi
26..
APPOOXIMATIUX pki/kh:
9 Approximation Prit»# of f7».
9 " " 9« .
250.
1,967 Prîtes, amonntlngto.
Application lor r*
made to the ofilce ol
For further Infor
full aUUress
U retl letter.
Mild
did
mipaii^l ii
rtiu'c
ileariw
. Send order* by ex;
it»
M. A. PAUriilN
Gr, M. A. DAUPHIN, at
S07 Srv« Eth Street, S\ Ashlngton,
N. B.—Orders addressed to S
receive prompt attention. 1,1
>■1,
t-*», w
rj*F.A ! TEA ! TEA !
Oae Hundred Chests often choice r.
TF. A8 Just received,
unit tliem our Justly
•• all Hi
* c a trial by all l" v ''
.i ,i. ..
I EA8.
riving new
ftl-H III
nl*o eonfltnnlly
Wc
•linin'
of COFFEES.
il Mnra«\illM» Cofln i .
(I ou r choice IhraklaM
1H, J», 22
Which Is
rousted Kiider
«Idee» a specialty.
here. «
equallud an'
liai Ml*
1«
Pi
CRIPPKN'S
—TEA STOKE—
No. 5, E. Second St., Wü,
T RAPPING FAI'EK.
XVOODBINE MILLS
LABEL UKtilSTEKEIt
GUARANTEED FULL CO
5TII, 1878.-f*
Tilt (JtI»H
A9*Fzu»L r AnY
18 SHEETS TO
STItAW WltAfriSO,. to »».WJ jji
.ount, should have 1» shtflsilu .e»'» v
29 quires to « ach bundle.
iw being *<
ZQTThprp I« tmiPh
Ifthli« « In to lh«' «i«i • »'«■*
12 six
In -
... P 54 l M ' l' D *
Ihlnk of Du nimihur yr »''!.. Aak to
bundle. CG UN 1' your 1 A1
i h
'XVOODBINE,"
e nolhln* clre, »» «<••* ■ 1
I,,.,I ... Ell LI. (Hlaa.I.rd M ""
(MKAPEii i'" 1 "*
paper, imt up with
.Ii
.md ink
the l/u
8 l
Ask the nrni von tiny oft« ..
III N E MILLS" '' ÎH' Siiisl In I' 11
else, a* this t* Uieeneai* »
Count, Quality ,XXVight&
. p of the fll
flonsl.lercil. 1 ry»n iw «m I»' l |
WOODBINE Mi M
. alokzo i-*" 8
UKNKY L. BATHOS»
a ran* l Raymond a co.,^
U STOCK BROKEKN
PINE STREET, 9
NOS. 4 AND 6
Buy and »ell io r
moderate mArgin
the New ,Y.' rk .f^vorel-lo
ol«» privilege* *' f " v< i™, u
dtsLintly loeat«! J »um» '
wlhliliiK *° 1. ooo, »re 1,1 Vv,
from K>0 t0 * Lictuiilars. . L
write for us *° r * ». free. H
.msuhtewt M""'" Kcfeieu«*
Huslui'*»
idled t» *H' lkilUl)U '
" E*ell* l, s f '
raie»;
Waff

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