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A J[ OP«» LKTTE*.
Advises Colored
Independent, rrsaskly He.
« 1.0
.„fer» to b® r
} ..«.III« VI®wo.
11,1r * . ,,,„011 or THE Gazette:—O n
T " '"Liant 1 puhlUbod a letter In the
Hr-' 1 ' ! ... addressed to the colored men
if'i'j") • w)l | c h I advised them to be
rfl* 1*', ' „t and Instead of votluar ns
HOC* - I, ||„. It-*publican party, to rote
•'"'"ln cither parly who would represent
lornn-u 1 " ,, iV | D „| tM my opinion that
ï.lure the Democratic party would
"Tu ff support and (five them their
n m! ,r (lie eonitltUtlOD.
riß Vi , r excited the wrath of the editor
JJ V, who Bay», ''The oplni«»ti«
^ .r«lh ami II*'* writer an idot/' end he la
-Ä"to know who the "Solomau"
î"lbît presume» to preach thl* "new <lc
P # . r J'! r ,V lt( . r was addressed to the colored
M , : lud in a Republican paper, and
or oh dgp II.* Democratic
, nip .h tin* editor of the DeUamretm
^ ktotli "k that I dan* not express my
. r ,„ v uw» signature, I address thfa
JK; in you, to have it published in a
jjem,. mic paper, that all may see what au
^nltfutho Democratic part/ In Delaware
utekIts Etûi 1 viS the "White Mhu's Party 1 »
S niu d i '»access by appealing to the
■JrtjJilce that existed ogainat the negro's
Ekiogs part in politics. Like all success,
jJVi on wrong, it has brought ite own
Sihment, the prejudice is dying out, the
nek and H! ,; ol ,,tQ P* rt I would rather win
hr the aid of tliu negro than be defeated,
lid the lend* I * I fcvo got to accept the sltua
^ give up this and other Bourbon ideas,
or make way for more progressive men.
Tooaro young, live, active men, who
titb to make tin- party a success, to see our
|utej>rmp' r * , i ! *' her credit unimpaired and
Hr peuple happy; who wish to keep her
dtoi tlic hauds of such men as tried
npture !. r hot fall, und from the rotten,
„fi that luf »I« ays followed the rule of the
gcpuMIcuii party. Do you expect to
ipvBplish this bv following the lead
UfOHlioaie too dull to see that they are
trow or too proud to a<
Ira you going t«> light on old Issues that
irr! rotten at the start and smell worse
ererytime they are raked up I Are you
e sc to follow these Issues to certain Ue
lf Or sn* you going to put new blood
Into ill»* party and take advantage of its
put record l-y reforming abuse« among
oAcUls, ftxi'Uiatriug education aud giving
lottery citizen, white or black, their rights
ander the < ••nslilution, and thus secure the
lootro! ol the State for years?
Every cue in Delaware, oulsido of the
oh, knows that there
fugnat diNxitii*faction In the Democratic
party la«t fill with a loud demand for
reform an 1 new issue». The 1,055 majority
(ill the IkUiv-'inan brags ou was not so
nut'll a ih-ni'H-r:iU<! victory as a protest
giuat the r.fiality and corruption of the
lepttblieau party. Uatlier than trust the
Stoic to their fender mercies t he people were
«filing to k ■ the opiiosition one more
diacc.
The J«' «,•»:<■ -want reform in public ofTiccs,
iiciiool law that will take the taxes off
poor men ami give them schools that are
milcal and elliekiit plan
tin* public roads, laws to
and manufacture, and
"In of bribery from our elec
tk- it h r you to say if they shall have
TW
I!
i ;
■ 0)
Ol
■knoMrlcdge it?
he h'Uon
m
ol
*
in
a
ol
ol
t.«j
IlYlnr, ;
» « «Mi
Sur
upr
Lou
to remove il
:■
i: M Legislature clings to tlie Bour
,! ■>«'! the Delawarean, devotes
fi» Cm- to tli" h Ltifiucnt of domestic squab
fiftitfl ' du r local matters, neglecting the
litoliu-'.Rrs in which the people are really
their ignorance
ip«,;.. t!.< \ will Invito didV-at at the hamln
ais jparty that, under hättest leodc
1 of reform. The people of
t«H are heartily tired of
Si'!i.i, rul<', in»»* rule, and Bourbon rule,
«•id!!, la?t eh* tiou declared their intern
•«•cssary taxation, leflnla
ttic for |»riv;i!«- liiu-rcbt», moti»i>oly and
Wioti, v>Iji r*v«r they found them, and
fcsrt' ii leaders In Delaware eauuot delay
Wr march.
XiLFoitn, I)r:r
tonpn
ol, pi. -uming
»to.-.
will
tue tin* ft.
Ik Uiled
BOD to light t;
Kobekt II. Gilman.
Dec. 11,1S83.
J«
I«» ThankNgivliig.
very happy Thanksgiving at,
There
very happy Thanksgiving at,
•I Mr. aud Mrs. Miller of No. 81«
•M-eond street, New York, and
moderately furnished apart
■ttU w. j * Ireshly burnished up with the
Kdii!..ii(,i Lv., cosy arin-ediair«, a reporter
rs. Miller how she had been
" many comfortable changes,
plied: "It is ull due to our
w fin [«• liuiightcr, Joaie; she is
Ifitlld Hi]
There
the Iront
hu Fifi
lie hitliert«!
hqulrni ul M
* to auk.
bnii'li »Ii. n
u great
• me and her father, anil
" ' 15 years of age, has worked
»•'Hinstress, <*aruing but a
K> to help un pay
" interrupted Mr. Miller,
,l. , to Lis eyes as he spoke,
«••UL i durliug would overwork lier
"•«•«niragcd her to save a few
, , a '* ' r ^ *^y* About the begin
iroi .n vcmbi-r I was surprised when she
■MnethatM,,. had sent a dollar by mall
Lmphiu, New Orleans, La., with
Ur .' "" tnwking a large fortune.
*i.i « i ' l l'*' l,,Vu nl at first, when »he
2??,'V* the hämo thing before,
^"'i 'niplic t faith iu The Louisiana
i n.! r. r y Company. Imagine what
tb'iio ^ ,Maa «pointment we received on
'* •' .N-.v-mhcr last, when we wero
««rii tlmt ticket numbered 52,110, which
oL m "•*' l «*tltlc.i to one-fifth *of tl:c
T!; lo :l"''*n of $75,000."
1 . ibh J°fc ( pioue collect here »hart*
rJä • / 'i'leriod the reporter.
• v<8 hidced ; Mr. Dauphlu paid over
pn - • « uinpany $15,000 to the order
«'I'h.m* Miller, and she got the
tvick."
with her success?" sug
OatV. ,,ar, ing wus so crazy with jov
Rdthpii'i " r lo lu ^ e u little vacation/'
the rr.ii' 1 ', L'^ntlomati »railed,os h«? thanked
kkdni.ri , <r - ° r co, 'R r *»tulatlug him ujwrn
ktMb r h 5 l>od fo,, tuu Philadelphia
lllilOu. 'l I
KryLar.i »>
; :
the rent."
!
ira id
#d tea. -
W.r: I. r
»15
,i,
PM Hi
l ' r,/ o King Artist«.
'N'«*w York Star.]
m dad Jt n,wbo was formerly trainer
i»ger fur John L. Sullivan,
ritten a le tter from Lon
»nib
is **» ...»
. Nirilirt, has
iftio ,u t,lia city, In which he
•fcliti'w* " vi ' ile d England in »carch of
lo« fr .j ' r ,,lan w ho would undertake to
Kr, y A'. 1 , u,s 1-he Boston champion,
fiticlii» UltI ' ^ le * iaa 1,0 Intention of
bauLf , il11 :, od . v against Sullivan, though
with li i {" f,l * l, »fe lake a "dark 'un" home
IflitA, l "l'P against some of the lessvr
Itoun I,, ti ar V'^ v<irll8iU S tbemaelyeêaicham
%to nn . !î; L Htutc». He R]>eak6 of the
" wi'V " un hi^rior pugilist. Richard
Itchati ' ' IlV - f °r Chicago to-day to accept
'A u . '-Hf'- of Jam«*« Elliott to fight Tom
f iled - « J". c hamploa»hlp. Elliott has
PtoLahi .! 1 Mike McDonald, and It
fc.ij ÊL *■ bat on Wednesday a match for
UiffL' \ w111 ^ arranged. Mr. Fox
to back Allen.
To * Farmers Alarket.
^.^■kiMTou op the Gazette:—T he
. ,u ' article iu this morning's New»,
•fret. ,,.' 1 veral nice little points In favor
Hoi,.i v . Ir tae market on King street,
' I< re 1» about 0» yards of space
u
i...
^P^ièriv' *i an ^ *tre«ta, that lapub
*°tint«-rf** ■. •* m wccu Pytt | K of which do<-|
ft^rabl!' ' '
Ä" 1 ta the n
V , LUpyuig Ol WftlCll UO«A
»«• with private interest; there is
" space between Eighth and
tod alWW Car Masonic Temple,
Kiri ll 1 ^nth, one side of the entire
Dec j-t-hWic property.
J.
r
«
itltri ' , rta of " ,e Dln.lder.
Jjj «iid'i- r .' ljtto,1 i Innammatioa, all Klil
"^••UpalDu"|i coni P ,a,n, *i cured by
f "'"",? " €, *olce .1 Proper One.
in m. 1 r!i .*1 well-known travallng
ii !.® ,f wholesale house»
ythb.ri' 11 " auswerud a reporter: 4 -Y«*,
, ceB aro still Open; It
fi?* 1 * l -iti. p, Invested It tu a Louifi
C* , ,'»"Ä y ... tU ' kel -» n <l "drew me the
«? la tb.nnd ,i 1,0 next drawing lakes plao«
r" 1 ' ,i| ( i r ehnnee« aro open to
w,lui I ,}• A. 1>iupliin, N«iw Orloan»,
1 < 0r t0 ,; r ij$ oa -r M ***PM* ' Tens . ) Av
Hr. s'
91.
»ICK Mit. DOJlHli V.
Mr. Merril l. Due. nut Think Him «o Wek,
After All—The Star Heute Trial*.
DUpatclir» to the Gazette yesterday after
s'»" 1 K»'« Wer proceetUBRE In ,LXr
Kouto cam». Hie pror«cdiiiirg yesterday
opened with a motlnn by Mr. derrick
rêpreerntliij» Iho (iovernini'iit, that Stephen
tn erm.'f/ . U ^ o P 1 ^. 1 ' ,a t,J "PP«»riœiB.)ually
wiih.™ i.. ri V ,ho Motion »»» backed
th.fi . , Iroiu Mr 11 I Ur aul Mr. Kcr,
that Dorsey hud had loug Interviews with a
Dewapaper eorreapondont, und expren
l"E Hie hoi lei ii,at, though Ids eve,
wer« troubled, Dorsey was able to appear lu
court Mr. Aferrlek stated that he did not
deem Doney » personal attcndaiiee necessary
III law, but he would sukralt the motion.
Mr. lupersoll opposed ihu motion, clulinlni:
that Dorsey waa unable to appear without
risking blindness ; that Dorsey's presence
was necessary, and that If Dorsey were con
victed the verdict would not be worth the
paper on which It was written. It would
never stand. Mr. Merrick said lie would
be prepared to meet that question when
arose.
Judgs Wylie reviewed the circumstance*
and sustained the position already assumed
Wr hlui. Ibe dclcuse, he said, might he
Ju»t na well maintained in th« absence of the
dalsaduut us In his
it
, -, . prtsenee—except a« to
tua point of hia offering to testify. The
court would bo prepared to meet that point
with a proper rule ; but that point hud
y«t liwu reached, ih* aitvcUo,, u | Duwey's
•yta did not preveut his being physically
and lueutally eouipaU-ut to «.silly. 'Ilia
krcal author ol 'Taratlloe Lost" had
w ritten that Immortal work without a
(,'learu ol eyo.lKht aud the
jeueral of Euirlaud
nan. »
Mr. Ingeraoll—Still the court would nol
regard bldidncaa us
Judge Wylie—The court eauuot jHjstuonc
the trial ou such a ground. In my opinion
the détendant a presence it not neccaeary on
the trial, it Is uol necessary in law and
(Iron: the Halils Before me In this caao) It is
uot necessary tor Ins own Uelenae, he hav
log auch a counsel as he lias, aud havinir
such ability to Instruct hia couuael.
Mr. I npeiMii i then moved for a severance
on the part ol ätcph<;n W. iforscy aud lor a
eoutlnuaricc of the com ub hi
motion wa» overruled.
Twelve jurors having answered to their
name s, Judge Wylie rendered his decision
on peremptory challenges, holding that the
ueteiiUaiitb were entitled to four, not three,
lor ull of them. An exception was taken
oy the defense. And then the swearing in
ol jurors began. Franklin Barret was the
only juror culled before the adjournmeut.
lie said that if he was placed in the box, ho
was placed there under an Impression favor
able to one side. Judge Wylie decided that
he was competent to serve.
not
prcfient post
wos a blind
desirable.
U^Tho
AiTi.it a nozr.y vie a its.
Dning Trl©«| for Murder Alleged
lleon Coiuinltlcd lu H70.
to flave
CHinden, N. J , veaterduy, Anthony
Baruard, colored, was placed on trial In the
Court ol Oyer ami Terminer for the murder
ol Catherine Murphy (alias Diamond), u
whim woman, at önow Hill, about a miiu
* ,ou f Haddonlii'lil. Ihe murdeied wonmu
livid iu a Irume J.ouac in which she kept a
fetor«-. On the night of February 25,1870,
►lie counted out iu the pretenco of Barnard
aiid oilierfe a »um ol money that she pur
iHfftcil to pay to men who ini been making
bon»«* repu it« and improve men ft* lor her. A
meeting ol the Union League Club was held
that evening and Barnard attended it. But
b*fore Its adjournment at 12 o'clock, he
mysteriously di« appeared. The witnesses,
in going home front the meuting, passed by
the house ol' Mrs. Murphy and noticed
a bright light through the key-bole of
the Iront door. They went home, but
had hardly g«it In bed when they
were aroused by the bright light
ol a lire. This they found to be at the house
ol Mr». Murphy. A pole was brought iuto
service aud the front window of the room
adjoining the »tore was pushed iu, when the
body of tlie woman, burned to a crisp, waa
exposed to view. ÖMbplciou at once pointed
t.«j Barnard, us he waa sc
Murphy « hoube by
the lodge meeting, and iie
arrested, but
near Mrs.
witncescs coming from
Immediately
oner*a Jury viudicutud
him by recommending hin discharge. He
was urrcbted again four months ago on the
coniplaiut of Lizzie Diamond, a daughter
ol the murdered woman, who charged him
with being the murderer of her mother, ami
who bwore that »he wus an eyewitucb»of
the act. The complaint grew out of u
charge of ai-bault and buttery preferred by
a Barnard against Lizzie Diamond, and at
the bearing, be lore Justice Füllen, she t**stl
llcd tliut she had kept the matter a secret
became she wits in fear of her life
dug to
threutfe niude ngainbt ht T r by the prisoner.
Tliut It us Oui i it of Mine
I » three times the man lie was before he be
gan using "Wells' Health Kwuewcr. $1
Druggists.
For FicmU Huh
atnl gaiuo of nil kinds go to McCuullcy's
fetal I, King, above Second.
31 en
ouug or old sull«:ring from uervous or
physical debility or impotence should scud
to Prof. Marfetou, 1U8 Fulton »treat, New
York, for a compléta treatise on lost
hocrtl. Scut uiulcr cover, faae.
fiolldHy l'ie>eot*.
La*llc8 and children's furs, ladles fur col
lars, fur mutllcrs, ladies, gents aud boys seal
skin caps, smoking cap.», car mulls, hat
brushes, silk, alpaca aud gingham um
brellas and canes. Ruin fort! A: Bro., 404
Market street.
t*f
D
ttrt,
lllrtl 3lautm
keeps canaries In constant ßong aud cures
dteeasu». 15 cents at drug store. Bird
Food Co., Camden, N. J.
A Vnluabl* Holiday Offer.
You can get the Louieville Democrat for
1883 and P3 book», staudard authors,
bound in manila, post paid, for the small
of $3. Copy of pa|H.r und Hat of books
sent free. Book« are finely printed. Ad
drees, W. H. Munnell, Louisville, Ky.
■h
A Fard,
To all who are suffering from the error» of in
»», early
■ml a fe
•aknc
(H.-'crutioiiS of youth, nc
decay, lo»» of niatihuod, cto.. 1 will
elpo that will oum you, FREE OF OliAKOfc.
Tnis great remedy was discovered by a n»ie
sionary in Koutii America. Scud a self-ad
dr^ßBod envelope to Urn REV. JOSEPH T.
1NM AN, Station D, New York City. ttë-w
.f Dr. Pie
Te8orlptlon'
eukueBs'' and kindred ailee
t&f
The "Favorite
cure« "female «
tlons. liy druggists.
•KIDNEY-WORT
é
j HE GREAT CURE
c
FOB
c
jc
w
—RHEUMATISM—
a
;•
.1
As it 1« for all the painful diseases of tlie
KIDNEYS,LIVER AND BOWELS.
It cleanse« the «vu tom of the acrid poison
that cause* tho dreadful sufic uiug which
only the victims of Rhoumatism
THCU8AND8 OF CASES
of tho worst form« of thi« terrible dlnonse t
have been quickly reliovod, and in short time >
PERFECTLY OURBD. • .
SE, 91 . UqilD OK DRY, SOLD IlY DULütilSTS. p
Dry cau lie eent by malL £
WELLO. RICHAUD tlON&Co .BurlinfftonVt *
§
r «111
£
4
ii
nu
ë
OIL
KIDNEY-WORT
A PRESENT !
Handsome Card
With Each Can.
Sailed
1È!I
—OFTEN -
A Good Watch !
A«k Your Grocer
For It I
«Seet-dAw-l-M
kaii.ru ah lines
a
lu
the
he
P hil ä. i IS ,a - a T u u '
UALTIMoUE RAILIPUVD, **** ''rbitZL iX *
OCronKK, » h, 1882 .
will loave Wilmington aa
I hUadelphiaand Intern
a. in. 2 .*», «.on,
TÖK r L M i l*t" Stilt! Oil I
IU.UUII. III. «.00 P. IU.
Ba Itlmor« ami Bay Llne-6.
'■' 7
Baltimore only-LCK. lO.OOa. u.* an u
Iran.» fur In lawsrs lUvhlou leave lor:
New iisstlc-e.oo, o.io,.. n,. i,«., a,.«, e.a m
""<»rr.; ll,1Ui " Jd, '" "Adon.-a,iss....
' %r " Ul * bitsrmedlate «talions— 9.10
Trat*
follows for :
csllate stations—a.M,7.(A
-2.1», 2 . 2 :. 0.30. 7.60, 8.1S,
'• 1 2 . 1», I. 5.17, a. io, o. sal
.iw, ll.M S.
1-1.05, 0.17
67 p. m.
I.
Dclm
a. ni.
1.06 p.m.
. , , SUNDAY TUAI NS.
* '-l ,li a nn,l Inlsrinedlatc
12 .«:m. ô.ao. 7.so, 9.65, p. m.
1 b'b | *' l <'l|jhis A'"l New York - 2 . 1 »,
Tire'S Washington—3.42, 4.61, «.on, ». 17 ,
Uttltliiiorc— 1.05 a. in.
^^ß^mïïïâîï , Ätfffflî5dkS! , r< -
»talion«— 8 . 10 a.m.
1 . 5.17,
it
to
a
is
CTI AS.
VBYOOUJJa.
r
bazar patterns.
'flic acknowledged leaders
of Fashion use only the Bazar
Patterns, tor the following good
and sufficient reasons :
They are the newest
1st.
and most stylish.
Garments made from
these patterns are undoubtedly
the best-fitting.
2d.
3d.
They are the most sat
isfactory to wear, saving by
their simple and complete in
structions, time and trouble in
fitting.
4th. Every Pattern
guaranteed and they arp always
reliable.
IS
A
The December Queen
taining illustrations of the latest
patterns is now ready for dis
tribution.
Send for a Queen or cata
logue.
ron
0.
SPENCER
A.
700 Market Street.
Octal-2m-tts-84
New Dress (loon», &o. t at Sharp«
W ILUAM B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Sts.,
New Dress Goods
at KEDuren priced.
Colored ami Dress Silks,
Direct from the Importer.
Cloths and Cassimekes
Tn« largest sljck we hav ever
—Also a full line of—
oCerd.
Carpets .? ao On, Cloths,
>| 2 . 0 i)per yanl.
Fix
ÎS
WM. B. SHARP.
Fourth fin« 1 Market Sts.
Fancy Hosiery nntl I'mieruenr.
CHRISTMAS !
S. H. STAATS
■
No. 405
Market Street,
Has just opened au elegant stock of
NEW GOODS!
Sul la til«* for the approaching
Christmas Holidays !
('«•nsisting of
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs.
FICHUS. LACKS, RUFFLING», TIE«, ETC.,
PLUSH AND LE VIT IKK HAGS, POCKET
BOOKS, ETC. . FANCY JAPANESE
WARE.
Hand-made Zephyr Goods a
Specialty !
Befild« 1 ."
«Hess variety of
FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES !
AT VERY LOW PRICKS.
TYELAWARE CARPET HOUSE,
.1 / NO. 809 MARKET STREET.
We have Just received a large «took
—ok KINK
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
CARPETINGS
—Also a lar,7v assortment of— •
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
«I HHilMy yourself that we arc
a call
xlvluff bargain«.*f 09
JWGive
GREBE,
HENRY
WILMINGTON. DK
COLOR WORKS.
■yyiLMINOTON
SEALING WAX FOK FRUIT JARS
-AND—
BOLUABLB BLUE FOR THE LAUNDRÏ
—AT—
BRADFORD'S PAINT STORE
Nos. tj and 8 E. Third St
8TEAMSB1J' LINUS.
'• I
ÇJHANGE OF TIME I
FOR PHILADELPHIA AT 7 A.M.
ON AND AFTF.ll MONDAY,
OCT. MTH, THF AT FAMES
SAMUEL M. FELTON
U
99
will leave Frrnsh street wli\rf at 7.15 a. in., Hook
at 7.50 a. m. ami Cl.o.-tter nt 8.10 a. m. and re
turntup leavesPhtiadrlphla at 2.15 n, m
n- rorn . 'Vlhnlnx&n. la rnntt; exetirslon
ticket!) 25 cents. Vrom Hook or Chaster, lOoents:
f * r " ri, l on «'•kcU. n-, cents, 'l l. ki ts will bo sold
on the bout good to return by theI\,\V.A B.R.R.
a2ü#îf» < «h? n,0,, f f ;iS n . ,rMn " onIv . to Chester, »6
conts; Llnwood (Iltxik), 4n feats; Wllmtngtin,
so conts.
IfOR NEW YORK.
Electric Line ol Steamers
Balls from Kina .tree! .kart Wllralnaton,
niEHDATB.
THURHDAY 8
aud SATUitOAYB,
at 2 o'clock, p. m., and and from rier 14 ,
Ka«V Ittver, Mew York,
MONDAYS.
WFDXK8DAY8,
an-l FRIDAYS,
st 4 o'clock, |>. m. Freight carried as low
m ky any other line. For rales
apply to
—ABIKL A BROT, M South street, New York;
E. ANDRKWH. \Vllmln«ton. Del. 5-2*-tf-80
^NCHOR LINE. n1 < K f
UNITED STATES BIAIL STEAMERS
ball Weekly to aud from
NEW YORK and ÜLASOOW, via LONDON
DUCKY,
Cabin Poaisxe, too to | 80 . R«tnma fito to 91 «
Sweond Cabin, 940. Return Ticket«, 97S.
Cabin pasneuger» booked at low rate«
Pomengcr accommodations ore nncxcelled. A1
StsterooinH on Main Deck, l'âanenrm- book««
at lowest rate« to or rrom Germany, Italy
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Ac. 1
f^Y*P^Î"" rn ®ND«RHDÎ? , |î| n w'rUMS, |,, Âïî
wiîœ'müum 1 ' r- B " T ' Ca ' A,1 * m * Kl " reM '
EXMjS __
r piIE AUTIZANS SAVHÎübÂmÎE
NO. B02 MARK El* STREET,
lNCOKrOBATED JAM'AKY 24TU. 1881.
Open to receive deposltofrotii 9 a. m. until 4 p. m.
and on Tticwdiir and Hnturday eveulUR«
from / to 8 o'clop.a.
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
VIAL.
MANAGERS:
Clement B. Smyth,
Chari«* W. I Lowland,
Nathaniel It. Benson,
Henry K. Dure,
W. Hastings,
Edward l'nw
George W. Bu«h,
George 8 . Capelle,
M. L. Lichtenstein,
K'* ws"! Darlington,
Job fi. .Jaekson,
•r. wmumH. Bwih,
Anthony Higgins.
GEORGE W. B1 SII, President.
E* Ä* V, «' Fresldeni,
E. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
J. M. MATHER, Aa«lltor.
fteb 21 -ly
Thirst national bank
A- OF WILMINGTON.
Repository or the Prune Money
—AND—
FINANCIAL AGENTS
—OF
THE UNITED STATE»
Edward Blttb, President,
Goo, I) Armstrong, Caahlor.
PAID UP CAPITAL, |500,000.
Philadelphia, New York ami Boston Exchanin
.iimihlm«! to regular DupoAltors without charge.
Discount day«, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
iS.'jn a. in.
DIRECTORS:
Edward Bett»,
Glemcnt B. Hmyth,
George W. Hugh,
Daniel James,
John H. Adam«,
James 0. MeGomto,
William Tatnall,
Ê11 Garrett.
Samuel Itanerofl. Jr.
R. R. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Fourth and Market Streets.
FOR 6 AL.K:
2,500 Delaware City 4 )i percent, bonds.
Buy and sell slocks
Let fera of credit available In all parts of tlie world
ami draft* on England. Irclau«!, France, Gennany
and Swltxerland Tmii«*<L 7.1-ly-ao
<1 bond« on commlMlon.
CO-LI..
j^OMETrllNR NEW.
Connellsville Coke
Crushed for Family urc.
Egg, Sto^ e,
Small Stove,
and Chestnut,
Comparing with corresponding Anthra
cite sixes, $7.00 per 2,000 pounds.
NO DUST !
NO ASH !
NO CLINKER !
NO WASTE !
HEAT IN1T.NSE ! TRY IT 1
Chas. Warner «fe Co
•i
Market Street Wharf.
t
of
•100
J AM NOW PREPARED TO DELIVE1
ALL SIZES OF COAL !
—or
SUPEHIÜK QUALITY FOR FAMILY USF
-AT TUX—
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES !
AH co»l weit screened
pul In cellar«.
B. F TOWNSEND,
OPS ICR A YARD, FOOT OF FOURTH ST.
49*Telnphoalc vemimialoatlou wtth all pari»
of tb* city. augiS
ULoTHtarm.
m
J
\
99
é
re
»6
%
In connection with
Storm Coat, mentioned last
week, we have large commo
dious Ulsters, adapted to
conductors and drivers, who,
of all persons employed out of
doors, need warm heavy wraps
to protect them from the cold.
OUT
car
'
prices low always
A. C. YATES 4 CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
•eptlMJan-84
QUR ASSORTMENT
-OF
OVERCOATS
r^l
i
y
t]
\
\
N
Cannot be beaten, either in
Style, Goods or Price, for Men
Youths' Boys' or Children.
Rock bottom prices and all
clothing guaranteed as repre
sented at
John H. Moore's
228 MARKET ST.
-THE
OLD AND RELIABLE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Full lines of all kinds of
Goods for Winter wear. Call
to-day and examine them.
novlltjanl-lOS
^DAMSAND BROTHER,
" No. 504 Market Street,
, —CHEAP—
Cash Variety Store.
TOYS, DOLLS & MASKS,
DRY GOODS, s
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS,
LADIES' A. GENTS'
UNDERWEAR,
BOOTS; SHOES & RUBBERS
CROCKERY. TIN.
GLASSWARE.
RAG, HEMP,
INGRAIN AND
STAIR CARPET,
STAIR RODS,
CURTAINS.
Largest and cheapest line of Lamps, Lanterns,
Vaee* ln endlee« variety. Table and PocketCut
lerv, ban. W»K<>na. Veloclp«l»».T<,y.ofandc
wrlptlons, Dolls, Doll-11. »,Is, Doll-Bodies, Doll
t .rrlazes. Tho largest, cheapost and beat line of
BABY CARRIAGES In the State.
—SOL. AQ.Nta »OB
HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS.
It will pay you to call and examine oar variai»
of good« and prices before purchasing.
TABLE, STAIR and FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
5-li-U-4VdAw
J^EW
BUCKWHEAT MEAL !
Just received a fine article of freeh
Meal
—AT
J. J. SMITH'S
' t
FOURTH AND SHIFUtI STS
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
F
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
CONFECTIONS
\
PUT UP IN HANDSOME BASKETS AND BOXES,
\
Which are particularly desirable for a present, at this season of the year.
Attention Is invited to our large variety of line CAKE3, whic h we are
pleased to serve In large or small quantities. Persons desiring tlie BEST
and FRESHEST can always be accommodated. Ladles and Gentlemen
visiting the city will find our DINING ROOM supplied with all the
delicacies of the season at reasonable prices.
a BYRON MORSE,
1800 CHESTNUT ST, PHILA.
decl 2 -t U-lm
WE ARE NOW OFFERING NEW
Paper Shell Almonds, 3i pounds for $1.00.
The lowesr point ever reached !
Trophy Tomatoes,
10 cents per Can.
Now in Store Duffy's Clarified Pure Juicç
Cider—the handsomest
we £yer saw.
Grenoble Walnuts, Almeria Grapes, Table
Raisins, etc
J. P. ALLMOND & CO.,
EIGHTH AND M ARKET.
E. G G. GREENMAN & CO,
411 MARKET STREET AND 408 SHIPLEY STREET.
/In connection with our large and well selected stock
of ,A\ all Paper and A\ indow Shades, we are displaying a
large and elegant stock of Holiday Goods, which have
been selected with great care. Our stock includes Dinner
and Tea Sets in every style ; Hall and Library Lamps ;
Bronze and Bisque Figures ; ornaments of every descrip
tion.
Also a full line of Glass aud other wares, ete., etc., which we will sell at rerv low
prices. Do not fail to call and examine our 6tock before purchsing elsewhere.
Fou Sneog- GI ^IS NMA N |si & ( Cg.,
HIE A. I» J OHN,
No. 41 (J
Market Street,
Oilers extra lnrtileements to the Iniffal CHRISTMAS BUYER to
purchase goods that will suit a limited purse. CROCKERY
CUTLERY, HARDWARE, VASES, LAMPS, (we have
there) aud all articles that arc either useful or ornamental,
will pay anyuue to call aud learn prices.
It
CHEAP JOHN. 41(1
Market Street
r
Wilmington, Delaware.
<•■ 25-3m-21
«T OHISJ MEALEY,
Xt*
j
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware lor
WERNER & CO/S
li a in x > a a' it e i
C
n e,
PRICE LIST.
Per Case 12 Qt^.
'2f PtB.
Î7.0U
SS.ÜU
ilo
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES.
5 Case#
10 Caeca
25 Case»
5 per cent.
10 per cent.
15 per cent.
IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE. BASS ALE.
BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
REMOVAL !
From S. W. Cor. to >>. E. Cor. Fifth mid King Sts.
>
WHERE \V*£ HAVE OPENED A NEW
Steam Marble and Granite Works.
Our Wareroom Contains the Largest and Choicest Selection of
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, FT« '.,
Ever ofierod lu Delaware, mado expressly for our new wareroom from
tie newest designs and at the lowest price».
•;
DAVIDSON & BRO.
«7-?3-tr
Dr.
CLARK JOHNSON'S
v Indian Dlood S^rup
Cures all diseases of the Stomaoh, Liver,
I Bowels, Kidneys, Skin and Blood!
I Millions testify to its efficacy in heal
ling the above named diseases, and pro
J4/* »ounce it to be the
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN.
Guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia.
AGENTS WANTED.*^'
Laboratory 77 W. 3d St, New York City. Druggists soli it
TRADE MARK

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