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HOWARD M. JBNKIM8,
■DITO».
PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON, (Äw»d«ys
Excepted,) at the COWUntOUX BtmJ)WO, South- Wut
Comer Fifth and Market Street a Two Centt a copy
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WILMINGTON, DSL.
Tuesday Afternoon. Jan, 2. 1872.
Our Delaware Frontage.
The importance of having a good landing
the Delaware front or on the Christiana, very
ita mouth, is too plain to need explanation.
Its value has been admitted for a long time, and
the advantage whioh the oity would reap by hav
ing a whaif, at whioh the various river lines
could land, is apparent to all.
A movement is now
wharf at the foot of Q street,
just below the month of the Christiana.
3d Street bridge, this landing will be 1% miles
distant, and the avenue leading to it
made, at a moderate cost,
the wharf itself will coet 910,000., the fllllng-in,
Ac . $5,000.,and the erection of a suitable store
house and dwelling. $5,000. more, making the
whole expense, $20,000.
it ie propoeed to organize a company, undor
a charter obtained
Legislature and secure
of stock. The enterprise is in the hands of par
ties who are interested, and they feel quite
fldent that it will pay a fair jier cent age
investment, besides being a great advantage to
I he oily's goneral interests.
near
foot to construct a
the Delaware,
From
be well
It is estimated that
To raise this amount,
from the
subscriptions
the
a bins* by their Ul«ht Nam
Now that nobody is using the auditorium in
make a
Masonic Hall building, let
to its proper name : It
the
suggestion. First
ought not te be colled the "Grand Opera House."
This is affectation : it is not "grand," at all. It
is a simple, handsome, theatre, very creditable
indeed for Wilmington, and fit to be compared
for beauty and comfort with almost any other in
the country. But to ascribe the quality of gran
• leur to it, is to be in error. Let
give it ita proper name — the "Masonic Opera
House."
Again, the various portions of the house
differently called by different authorities.
They should be : the parquet, parquet circle,
and the dreBB circle. This is, to be
Hi' I "I .
. \ ci y
believe the
much a matter of choice, but
signmeat of this nomenclature would be most fi^
and moet advantageous.
take
exalted
letters,
ments,
nons
or
to
Her. Dr. nenaoe*» lecture.
We omitted, yesterday, to call attention to the
lecture, at the Masonic Opera House,thia (Tues
day,) evening, by Rev. Dr. Henson, of Philadel
phia. His subject is " Money : or the Golden
Calf," and wo can assure the public that they
will be certainly pleased,
by hearing it. Dr. Henson is famous for his
oratorical powers, and eminently deserves a
crowded house.
The proceeds of the lecture will beuefit the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
instruct o<]
'V , !
of
ty is
pr
te
The Pennsylvania Legislature meets at Harris
burg, to-day. There will be, iu all probability, a
a loug-coutinuod "dead-lock" in the Senate, that
to 1G Democrats,
Sold
body standing 10 Republic
until the vacancy in the 4th District of I'hiladel
be filled. The question is, however,
A
phis
whether the Speaker (elected at the close of the
during the recess,) will
is elected. If
ctal
der
last sestiou.to
continue to act, until a new
he does, he will be required to i
for the olection to fill the vacancy, and as soon
as the élection is held, the Senate wilt be able to
organize. But he may choose to consider that
his functions closed, with the opening of the
hew session, and refuse to istrao any writ, in
. either the Governor mnst act, the
cnttle
th*4
chalk
der
his warrant
which
dead-lock continue indefinitely,
promise be made.
One of our neighbors solicitously remarks
that a dramatic notice in the Commercial spoke
playing a part in Ilamlet, when f
ill, and another filled
article, it happen
familiar with Mr. Bishop's personal
appearance, and beiug uninformed of his illness,
accepted the printed programme of the play
correct. The error, however, remind»
little dailies iu this city, which on Friday
announced that Mr. Wallack would play Bill
Saturday, improvod upon this
of Mr. Bishop
iu fact that gentleman
his place. The author of
M
for
and.
of
1
Of
Sykes ! and
unique joke by informing the public that Mr
Bishop would play Bill Sykes ! Had there been
further opportunity, before the presentation of
the play.
assigned Miss Preston to the part, if not Mrs
Bernard.
For
little friend would doubtless hav
ami
We print elsewhere, to-lay. tho ordinance
organizing the police force of tho city.
"Cotillion Diniu
HoW GOTTEN TP.
COXDUCrZD,
WUAT TO
Fashionable rooeption»
dinners," and include a dinner
dance, a »upper later in tlie evening. The invi
lotions
JoneH
pan y at
called "cotillion
worded Birnply. "Mrs. Henry W.
luoHts the pleasure of Miss Smith a corn
dinner on Thursday, 9th of November
next, at 6 1 .; o'clock, P. M., The words "Cotil
iu the left-hand corner of tho
the right-hand. This
per hap« a hundred inti
lion at 9 p. m.
•R. Ö. V. P, '
card.
card i» »ent to fifty
mate friends,while the "dear five hundred," who
merely eociety acquaintances, have a card
for the cotillion only.
The hOBtes« gives the caterer an order fur a
dinner at which a hundred person» will «it down
and for supper for several hundred at a later
hour. Here the lady'» trouble ends, if »hogives
the confectioner carte blanche ; for he supplies
only the edible», but flowers, ntu»ic, china,
silver, glass, candelabra, the menu, printed
white aatin ; dancing cloth for the parlor» ; cloth
for hall», the »upper room, and library ; a carpet
and awning from the front door to the curb
stone ; waitore in awallow-tailed coat» and white
ate, a man to receive the carriage»,and final
ly. women to wash di»he» aud clear away the
debris. He drape» the wall» with gay colors,
festoons them with flower», aud arranges the
tables around three aide» of tho
large space in the middle.
Instead of tall pyramids and
mental piece», tabu
, leaving a
my high
with a
, broad pieceB, the chef-d'œuvres of
. The epergne of flowers
■ f
the confectioner's
the centre is, of course, highest ; at intervals
fit side are nougat pyramids iu the form ef a
a globe; then there
bar]), a temple,
little bee-biv
with chocolate cream»,the top covered with pink
and white »pan sugar, and the baee of candied
fruits ; deliciouB nougat is formed into baskets
for holding pine-apple salad aud " orange
priso»," covered
queer
the hive of merinquo, filled
with Huowv »pun sugar
cream and water-ices are moaldod in bouquet»
of flowets and fruit» of natural tinta, and placed
in baukets of colored block ice ; finite next.
grape«, bananas,orange^, pears, aud lady-apple»
in abundance : bonbon», mottoes.small
fancy cakes, and candied fruit» complete the
dainty display of ooufectionery.
Among tbe pretty side-dishes i
tongue, with cbichen livers and amber jellies ;
chicken-salad iu forms, iucased in jelly , boned
partridges, lobster-salad, oysters, aud the epi
cure'« favorite of marrow of bones cooked with
celery. Orgeat lemonade, Roman punch, and
coffee are aleo served during the repost. When
the dinner is concluded, the tables
supper, with the orn&meut&l confectionery that
demolished at dinner, and a fresh Blip
ply of salads, cream», jellies, bonbons, cake.and
fruit.
arcade of
reset for
ce
—All the member» of Ja». Ro»»' faintly nt
Wood* Paper mill. Cheater county,
with the »mall pox. A step »on,
died, brought it into the family.
who La» »i
TUB NKW YORK PRESS.
Editorial Batracla Eroai Iho Uroat Dalllro
NKW TltAB CAXXKKS.
orrEHiNQ uqron
[From thf Now York Tribune.]
, at niggling to regain their
cbauca for life through pain often ancli aa the
damned might feel in struggling to escape from
hell, that womeu, good-hearted mothers and in
nocent girls, will offer liquor on New Year a Day
—urge it on them with all the allurements that
beauty and oordial hospitality can add. Not
only to these men, but to young lads, to many
of whom, from phyaioial reason«, atunulant la
actual poison, they will present it in a way al
most fcnpAetiible to re»i»t. Yet those women, in
all probability, suffer in their own bodies the
inherited cures of this evil. Wherever there u
inaanity, epilepsy,nervous diseases, weak spines,
frail constitution», there will be found in four
cases ont of five a moderate drinker one or two
generations back, the fountainhead of physical
poison.
Ilia to th
D I D
. OnKET.EY KIHia TO KTfl.AIN.
[From the New Yerk Tribune.]
He baa given no hint that ho would have »up
ported Chief Justice Chaee u the DemocrrtSe
nominee in eny contingency. Ho did fcrdently
desire that Mr. C. ehonld be the Democretic
nominee in 1808, in order that the stupid
achroniem of resisting the admineion of the
Black», eince they are free, to the rights of citi
zenship, should be brushed away. In this »pint,
he has welcomed and commended the New De
parture, without finding therein a reason why
he or any other Rapubli
Democratic ticket ; and he has never thought of
proffering "his support" to a Democratic Free
Trader.
should vote the
[From tlwM Y. Times.]
The admirers of Senator Schurz strongly p
test against their hero being subjected *
unfavorable criticism. We have already
plained their view—it is that| Mr. Schurz may
scatter slander broadcast through the land, but
that no one murt be allowed to take his name
disrespectfullv upon their lips. Heuator Schurz
lias insinuated, in various mean ways, that the
President is a corrupt man—a charge which bo
dare not make openly, because he kuowB that
he could not prove it. Mr. Schurz when he goes
into the work of defamation, need not complain
a reformer is
SCHI
claim to be regarded
honestly reviewed. Not a single étalement we
have made about Mr. Schurz hue been disproved
_still open to accept any corrections
which his friends may offer to our article
ceruiug him.
■r i„.
blit
. I .
THE WHARTON
[From the N. \. Herald 1
o we say nothing of tlm gnilt or inno
couce of Mrs. Wharton—that will be decided
when all the evidence shall be taken ; but we
must say the case appears to have been fearfully
bungled by the incompetence of the chemists
first employed to make tests for poison. The
quostiou t liât ought to have been decoded be
yond all doubt at the beginning--the question
whether General Ketchum was poisoned or not
—appears
NEW YORK SOCIETY
a
be uncertain.
PUROEII
[From the N. Y. TlmeB ]
It soems fitting that the community should
Dow exert itself to purge society. Just as is pur
ging Municipal politics. An unwritten Social
Charter should be put in force, with the vi
cast out past evils and secure bettcj things for
the fature. It should no longer be allowed,
otherwise, that a
to
who is at heart
be reckoned
tacitly
a snob, and in manners a boor, is
6 magnate; that to keep a "four-in-hand,"
showy yacht, is a passport to all .social distinc
tion, never mind how the money was got that
paid for them: that a mere heavy
take precedence of brains, or publi
exalted character, or attainments in science, iu
letters, or in art;: and finally, that coetlv gar
ments, or gaudy oquippage.or the most consp'c
nons box at the opera, or the biggest diamonds,
or the most palatial stables, or even the most
frequent and most sickening puffs in the Tattler
Windbau. shall not liearaflur establish a title
to the consideration of decent society.
y
fi^
purse is to
service.
ftesh
gan,
jjprrlal lott.c.
the
d
A Charming Illustration
of the refined and cultivated tastes of
ty is evinced by the high appreciation and decided
pr fereuce over all others, for that exquisitely deh
te yet endurlug perluuie, "DEW D'ANDES."
W. T. ALRICHS,
707 Market street
EVAN'S DENTIFRICE.
«lern aorte
ins
1«
Sold by
• 1
that
A «ulterior Tooth Powder
benefi
A
composed of the
ctal Ingredients that c
employed In the form of pow
der for the Teeth.
I ie
lion
«O
a
long
Hard, gritty, Insoluble sut>
stances, charcoal, pumice, an«l
cnttle Huh
although much used aa Tooth
Powders,
th*4 purpose. Neither Is It suf
ficient that very fine Inert
powders, like precipitated
chalk (the action of which is entirely mechanical),
should be used. A properly constructed Tooth P«
der should be free from grUtiness; should have
alkaline base, and decided detergent
properties. It should be mildly astringent and tonic,
slightly antiseptic, an«l needs no "suent ' or "per
fume.' 1 Such a oue, fit for dally
DENTIFRICE
l : '•
, for example,
to
utterly unfit for
good
at;
is
I
ri
*i
.
tion.
nil
may
i;\ an. s'
f
Price. Twenty Cents a Box,
Made by
SMITH A PAINTER, DrugglHts,
Seventh and Market streets,
Wilmington, Del.
It
cine*,
and
I
Perfume Atomizers
An elegant, pleasing, simple and useful apparatus
for diffusing perfumery In the most economical
manner, scenting the ulotlilng.hankerchief and !:a!r
and. for making cooling and soothing application
of water or other liquids, for headache, inflamed
eye«, burns, sensitive surfaces, Ac., ario for disin
fecting and perfuming the sick-room. l*'or sale by
E. BRINUHUKHT A CO.,
corner Sixth and Market streets
effec
I
cess
due
Steam Atomizers.
For the Inhalation of atomized fluids In the
throat, air passages
luce
of c
of
C dise
d lungs. Being self
ami continuous
•ting they prodi
spray without
luconvenl
have supplied several dozen of these atomizers
h very satisfactory results.
K. BRING HURST .V CO.,
othecarles,
streets.
of spray
past
the
. During
this
the
:
' d-A -»
IE
corner Sixth and
LEA Bl PERRINS' SAUCE.
"THE ONLY
appetite aud dtges
TO
ConnolHse
Impro
1 1« unrivaled for
directed by M
prosecute all [lartleB making
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agents,
New York.
Pronounced i.v
GOOD SAUCE.'' It
I
a
by
LEA A PKRRIN8
ding counterfeits.
We
W.
tho
dr. U-. od-:iIU
■1
MARKET STREET.
511
511
pnklrtn, CarMC'In. nnd I.ndlen' Undo-gar
a
final
the
the
gui
lloopNklrlH of
50, 75r., $ I.OO,
I .'AH.
//French Cornet«, nil
/ Whalebone, 70a, $1.110,
$1.28, 81.ro, $1.78, $2.00,
$2.60 $3.00, $4.1*1, $6.00.
Our lluke, tift, $1 &■>, $8.00,
$2.60, $3 50.
». Chemine, $1.00, $1.98, $1.18»
$2 00 ,$
Ni«ht II rennen, $1.26, $1.6»
to $»130
White »kirtn, $1.26, $1.76
v
, $1.60, $3.
$2.00, 93.- 0.
Iufantn Long Dretnen, $2 60 up
I ndien* .Merino Vent, 0
I n füllt 'n Cloakn. nil niz
Alexniider'n HltlGlov«
$8.00.
$1.15,91.36, 9i.ro up.
I, $1.76 up
nil colors', $1.00, $1.26,
a
Ladle«* nnd Children*« full regular made Hone,
t reduced prices.
Embroideries ! Embroideries !
of
French
Ladles'
Ilainburg Edgings and Innertlngs.
d Children'* Fancy Zephyr Caps and
Sacque«, at manufacturers prices.
Call and examine.
a
F. L. FRANK'S,
511 Makkkt Stkkkt,
WILMINGTON.
pink
queer
filled
sep 27-eodly
LARGE ASSORTMENT
placed
next.
the
;
boned
epi
with
and
When
that
Blip
Harris* Scanilnss ami Jouvlii Kid
Gloves,
HAMBURG k FRENCH EMBR0IDERIE8,
Real Pointo and Valencienes Laces,
Full Line of Wliite'Goods.
A. JEFFERSON,
NO. 0*J MARKET NTKEBT,
WILMINGTON.
of
Jo2 0m-eod
for
fllllB bent pi
aSi*
to get a Plano
at ROB III. BN A BRO. 'S
u» and organs w n "ranted for five y
Cabinet Organ
Market street.
f F YOU WANT A GOOD CIGAR, go
1 Ian23.tr RICE'S. Second and
ce OOUTAXAT FLOUR, $9.76 per barrel.
I JT J. C. MORROW'S
138b King street
nt
French Hts.
»i
»fl9.1T
Special
Facing the Bayonet t
When aoMler» face the bayonet, they take the
chance at life or death ; but when private citizens,
deceived by the pretences of unscrupulous dealers,
apply l'< >18018 TO THEIR HEADS to change the
color of their hair, thev bave no Idea of the terrible
risk« they run. The drat analytical cbemla'a have
endorsed one hair dye as •• free from everything dele
terious to hea.tV viz. :
CRISTA DOKO 8 EXCELSIOR DYE.
Let the wise and prudent slick to that. It Imparte
shades of color that are perfectly llfe-Uke, and la lu
all respects the very best
REMEMBER, THK SWOKD
is not more dangerous than the lead eontpouud» in
the marke», and that the Ixcnunoa Dyk notai*»
lead. As a Uitpmlng after dyeing,
CRISTADOROB HAIR PRESERVATIVE
decZb-lmdAw
T
For Small Pox, get
CH LORALUM.
A Safe, Odorless, Nrm-i>ot*oneu* Disinfectant. The
Satine Antiseptie Barwilsss a$ Common Salt.
CHLOR ALUM has been found to remove bad
smells, which are not readily attacked by other deo
dorisers. A newly-painted room or house la render
ed habitable by th» auspeaalon of clothes dipped In
chloralum or the exposure of baslas containing the
liquid. Moreover, chloralum remove* the strong
odor of onions, garlic and other agents,
affect the sweetness of cupboards,
is
safes,
and other ulu<'eH in dwellluga.
CHLORALUM IN SMALL POX.—The Chloralara
Company have received the subjoined Impottant
communication
Small Pox Hoaplta', New Street, E. G., \
February 80th. mil. t
The (ïhloralwn Company—Gentlemen The Pa
my Hospital feel much comfort from the
of the Chloralum as a wash. It seems to lessen
the Itching, and cools them nicely. We employ It
In scouring the wants, and find It, from Its freedom
from odor, preferable to Carbolic Acid and quite
eltlcacloua. Yours obediently,
(Signed)
lb Ills
P. GORDON BROWN.
Medical OUlcer.
B. k C. SHOEMAKER,
808 Market street. Institute Building.
For sale by
IST* THE CAUSE AND CURE OF CON9ÜM*
of Consumption is de
TION.—Tho primary
rangement of the digestive organs. This derange,
ment produces deficient nutrition and assimilation.
By assimilation, I menu that process by which the nu
triment of tho food Is converted Into blood, and thence
Into tho solids of the body. Persona with digestion
thus Impaired, having the slightest predisposition
pulmonary disease, or if they take cold, will be very
liable to havo Consumption of the Lungs In
Its forms; and I hold thnt It will be impossible to
any case of Consumption w ithout flivt restoring
a good digestion and healthy assimilation. The very
first thing to be done la to cleanse the stomach and
bowels from all diseased mucus and slimo which is
dogging these organs so that they cannot perform
their functh
liver to a healthy action. For this purpose, tho surest
and best romaJy Is Schone k's Mandrake Pills. These
Pills clean the stomach and bowels of all the dead
and morbid sHmc that is causing disc
the whole system. They will clear out the liver of all
ud bile that has accumulated there, and arouse
it up to a new and healthy action, by which natural
d healthy bile Is secreted.
Tho stomach, bowels, and liver are Jtnv Cleansed
by the uso of Sriicnck's Mandrake Pill* ; but then»
re mal I
Is torpid and tho appétit» poor. In the bowels, the
lac teals aro weak, and requiring strength and support.
It Is in a condition like this that Schcnok's Seaweed
valuable remedy ever
discovered. It ri alkaline, and its use will neutralize
nil excess of
for
uj. and restore the
, and then ro
to
iu
; and decay in
to
*8 of acid, the org
In the stomach
)# Iho
Tonic prove«
•iking the
ftesh ; It wlM give permanent
omach ewcot and
id.
thia important
gan, and create a good, hearty appetite, and prepare
of a good digestion.
the system for the first pr<
d ultimately make good, healthy, living blood. Af
thri preparatory treatment, what remains to
sen of Consumption Is the free and persever
of Sehende'« Pulmonic Svrnp. The Pulsion
I rille« tho blood, and
cHlution, and thence
it a pen« all
of abscesses or
expel all the dis
oration, when
deh
ins
lc'Svrnp itourrihcstlinHystcm.pi
1« readily absorbed into the clr
Ito diseased In
. whethi r lit tlie fo
ritrt .V
I I«
distributed to t
I
d the
tubercles,
free ex pi
r lu the I«
• 1- .1
hi-aling and
irkV Pulmonic syrup,
it i
it rip.
«
p-.p.-ri
: heult-d up Bound, and
that ti l tile
And
IC.iVtll
61
i *
o be done in curing ('onsump
•d appetite and a go.nl digestion,
and get st i onjr. ^If
tin I thin
lion k
■
in flu
!y will g
«O that thot
a pciwoti lia« di
long
cavity oral
-d I
t heal, 11
it ri below par. What 1«
tings, a I
> grow in fl
rii
the
8«ary
good appetite, a
1er of
to
"ly
-h and get
ill lieal. Uio
i:
good mitrith
villes
«iff in large quanti
d strength. This
sumption,and if
mot entirely da*
' liriis'd.
••
at; tl
id hu thr.
•r will rip.
uid the pc
ai n heult li
tie and only pian t
cry had, if the 1
«
is the
n i
7
I
no lung I« entirely gone, if there
!t iu the other to lieal up, there
•ell If o
ri enough vitality Ie
*i hav'
« cured with only
u and eidnjr life to a good old age
hettckV Medicines will do
tion. Thev will clean out the stomach, sw
engthen it, get up ft good digestion, and give Na
•o tlie assistance she need« to clear the system of
nil the distort* that is in the lungs, whutevei the f
may lx*.
'Tld!"*
n many i
«
il
IK)
Idle tiding ftclienrk'e Modi
It 1« important tli
it to tak.* cold: keep
or: avoid night-air.
cine*, care tdiould be.*
in-door* iu cool and damp wu
and take out-door exercise only lu a genial
sunshine.
I wrili It distinctly understood that when I
d a patient to be careful iu regard to taking cokl
hile tiring my medi> me-, I do ho lor a special rea
lio lia* but partially recovered from the
1 . old ri far more liable to a relapse than
•ntirely
. A
effec
it 1* precisely
»tion. Ho long I
y healed. Just so longds
full return of the dice
I
wl
u* b
d i
I
U'rii
II. .
of a
M Tenuously caution pulmonary patient«
exposing themselves
dal and pleasant. Confirm.d C'onHumptlves'
atmosphere will inflame. Tho»
cess with my medicines consists in
due inflammation iustcud of provoking it.
laculty do. An Inflamed lung cannot with safety
ho patient ba exposed to tho biting blasts of wtti
the chilling winds of spring or nutum
be carefully shielded frfcin nil Irritating
wphesu that is
i
:s, which the least »hange of
. Tho grand secret of my su<t
ts in my ability to sub
luir it. as ninny of
the
ttuinn. flit
es. Thu utmost caution tdiould bo observed in
this particular, as without it a cure under almost any
circumstances ri an impossibility.
Thu persnu should be kept on a wholesome
nutritious diet, and all the medicine« cun tinned until
the body ha» restored to it the natural quantity of
flesh and
should b
rth.
tnyt-ein
id by this treatment of tho
kind of Consumption, und hav« lived to get fat and
hearty these many years, with one lung mostly gone.
I havo cured thousand» since, and very many have
been cured l,y this treatment whom I hav
About tbo 1st of October, I expect to
:w building at the northe
Sixth and'Arck Street«, whero I shall be pleased
give advice to all who tuny require it.
Full direction« accompany all my remedies, so that
a person in any part of the world can be readily cured
by a strict oWcrvuucu of the same. _
J. H. ticIIENCK, Ml'
Philadelphia.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY A C'OWDKN,
«U'J ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
WHOLESALE A GENTS.
take posseB
of nw
■1
IV» E. Williams has Kemot e l his
Drug Store to the corner of
Ninth and Market Streets ,
Wilmington , Del iware.
doC 23, U
Sara's Perfumed Glycerine,
Manufiu'tured In Vienna, of fine quality
mlrably adapted for the relief aud care of
Ups, hands, Ae.
ad
• IlHppf.l
E. BRINGHURST A Co.,
eorn«r Slxtti and Market streut».
Ribbon of Bruges.
For fumigating and perfuming the sick-room,
tenet lug unpleasaut odors, Ac. For sale by
Ä. BRINGHURST A CO.
corner Sixth and Market streets.
T. T. T.
«
TREGO'S TEA BERRY
TOOl E WASH.
J?
Is the most pleasant,
cheapest
frire extant. Warranted
free from lnjurlo
gradients.
Sold by all Druggists.
beat dent!
-i
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rnOPRIBTOR,
A. M. WILBON, Druggist,
Corner of Ninth and Filbert Streets,
Philadelphia.
dec*1,lf
jjtrmnboal Yiar*.
NC'IIOU I,INK NTKANRKN
U, every Wnlneeday, and Saturday, to and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry to land Malls and rasseugera.
TheHtcantfr»of this favorite line are built ex
pressly for the Allant to Passenger Trade, and fitted
up In every respect with all the modern Improve
ments calculated to insure the safety, comfort, and
ctnuuntcY,
TO OLASOOW, LIVERPOOL A IA)NDONDRRRY,
first CABIN, and $75. according to location.
CABIN RETURN TU'KBTH, $180, securing
oonvenlence of passengers.
PaaaiuB Rates, I'a va bln
.accommodations.
INTERMEDIATE, - $88. | STEERAGE, - $*8.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old Coun
try can purebaa
ther particulars apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS,
T Bowling Green, N. Y , or to H. F. BETTS,
octll-3in 619 Market BL, Wilmington, DeL
«NOR I.1VKKPOOI. », QiKKNH-^f if.
r TOWN- Inman Linn or Rovai. M au.^UMm»
Stbamkks are appointed to sail as follows:
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, Doc. 30th,
8, A M.
CITY OF BROOKLYN, Saturday, Jan. fith, at 1,
P. M.
CITY OF ANTWERP, Saturday. Jan. 13th, at 8,
A. M.
CITY OF PARIS, Saturday, Jan. 90th,
* p.
M.
succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from
PUr 46, North River, Neu York
And each
RATH OF FAHArtf.
Payable la Currency.
STEERAGE.$$0
.. 16
.. M
le in Geld.
Payable In
ST CABIN
London...
Paris.
Passenger» also forwarded to A ntuerp. Roll r.lotn,
Steeden, tiorway, Denmark, Ac., at reduced rates.
Liverpool. QuemMoten, Glasgow, er
Ismdonderry, can be bought at numerate raise by par
ties wishing to send for their friend*.
vjju'tird, at
I
I^mdon
Parta. ..
90
Tt,trU frei:.
, payable
the Company'»
O'DONNELL à FAULK, Sole Agents,
409 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Or to JL R. ROBINSON A CO., Agent*, Fourth and
Market etreete, Wilmington. tnyll.lj
part el ttreat Britain and Ireland,
further information ap}dy
Draft* fur XI and
in any
P»r
fluaofial.
■ NIMMT NATIONAIi BANK,
A OF WILMINGTON,
L>epos lory of the Public Monies,
AND
FINANCl aL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD BETTS, PRMIltlNT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cahuikr.
.BAoa.000
VThlladelphla and New York Kxcnange fui^
nlshed to regular depoeltora without charge.
Dlsoount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at s* A M.
DIRECTORS:
Paid Up Capital..
G no KOI W. Bush,
Bu Garrztt.
Joshua T. Hiald,
William Tathall,
Clxmknt B. Smyth,
Ihrail Puszt,
Henry 8. MoComb,
Danisl Jambs,
octl.ly
Edward Barra.
mils ARTINANH' MAV1NU8 BANK,
A NO. $07 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington. Del.
Open to receive deposit* dally (Sundays excepted
during the usial buslnefl» hours, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evening* from 7 te 8 o'clock, P. M.
All the profita of the Bank, after the pavin
necessary expenses, are devoted te the bet
the depositors, and dividends are mad« semi
ally tn April and October. Since the organization of
the Bank, In tael, the dividends have uniformly been
per annum.
regarded as deposits,and
to participate In future
ent of
neflt of
the rate of six per «
Dividends not drawn
become entitled
dividends. ... .
No manager Is allowed to borrow any of the funds
luinuted to the Bank.
MANAGERS:
GKOHüE W. Bush,
G BO KOI H. CarKLLB,
William 8. Hiixw,
Clkmint It. Smtth,
Cuarlks W. Howland, M. L. Lichtknstkin,
Edward Dahunuton,
Hknky F. Durr,
John McLbar,
N. K. BKNHON,
Job ll. Jackson,
Wm. H. swift,
ANTHONY HlOUINR
G bo. W. BUSH, Vice President,
octiaiy John P. MoLiar. Treasurer.
1I1LLBH, Preside
^ HE
hSunbury and Le wist own Railroad
$6
Is Now Completed.
the Pennsylvania Railroad,
being operated by that Company.
Is fully stocked, and well prepared for tho large
tics» already ottering. W» have on hand a small
of the
And has been leased
61 I
FIRST MORTGAGE
7 Per cent. Gold Bonds,
which
Belling at
IK)
And tlie Accrued Interest
Added
From First of October.
Wm. Painter & Co.,
BANKERS,
is
of
of
No. 30, South Tlllltl) Street,
: PHILADELPHIA.
nov8-8m
|lr t, ^Marine & TU» Ittguranr*
in
of
TITHE MECHANIC'S 8AVINQ8
1 BANK.
No. 4 Weal THIRD Street,
WlLMINUTON, Dll.AWAKE.
that
No Manager allowed
Institution.
borrow any funds of tha
JB88E 8IIARPK, President
JAMES BRADFORD, Vice President
A. U. GRIMSIIAW, Secretary and Treasurer.
Je8,1y
182«.
1871
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N«. 608 Maukkt Stkbbt, Wilmington.
Incorporated, 1826.
Chatter perpetual losses promptly adjusted
Rates as tow as any other company. J erpetual In
surance* at greatly reduced
WILLIAM CANBY, President.
I! 'I V
F. L. Gilpin, Secretary.
HE NEW CANTLB COUNTY MUTUA1
INSURANCE COMPANY,
T
OFFICE: "INSTITUTE BUILDING."
Insures against FIRE, Houses and all other kind
of Buildings, with their contents, for periods of
▼arylug from three months to a- term of year».
Manaukks—W illiam Tatnall M. M. Cleaver, John
Guyer, Charles W. Howland, Edward Rrlugburat.
Edward T. Bellah, James Bradford, George Hlch
ardson, William Cauby, Samuel Canby, Clement B.
BrajtU, A. P. Shannon, James Riddle, G
Ashton Richardson.
his
H. Bate«,
WILLIAM TATNALL, President.
8. D. Smith, Treasurer. octie,ly
[ESTABLISHED 1867.]
INSURANCE ROOMS,
^1ENLRAL
NO. 400 MARKET MT.
Cen'l Agency of The Manhattan Ufa
Ins. Co., of New York.
ad
ORGANIZED 1860.
ASSETS, 87,000,000.
Ratio of Assets to
each $100.00.
Agent for tho following reliable Fire Companies
INCOME, 8'J,500,000.
Liabilities over $140.00 for
North flritlsli, of London
and Edinburgh,
Aude«, of Cincinnati,
Hanover, New York,
LancuHter, Lanruster,
Rending, of Reading, Pa.,
In which Insurance Is arranged on the
proved plans at current
quickly adjusted and promptly paid.
Jana-ii
9 1«, 800,000
i,.Yui,rej'j
7 OO, 334
'4BO,'Z7t*
1? 3,000
Iflfr
dent!
I it case of fire losses
THOM. F. PLUMMER, Agent.
$1.45
FOR 88 FOUNDS beat family flour
J. V. MORROW,
1333 King SL
mfukv
J|OUDAY PRESENTS.
Stop at
E. Ö* K. lUTTLKR'S,
HOLIDAY GOODS, navlng a large stoek
he will b«
for
iiini
■ult thoee whoare in
cb of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, hik h hm Writing
Deaka, Writing Cases, Port Pollua, Gold Pena and
Holder*, Inkatanda, Paper Weights, Work Boxes,
Ladles' Comps dons, Ladles' and Gents Dressing
cases, BaUibeia, Card Cases, Segar Cases, Oloveaud
Handkerchief Boxes, Pocket Cutlery, Braokets,
Pocket B«oka and Purses of all kind*.
d Hymn
A lot of fine Illustrated Books, Prayer
Book*. Photograph Album», Juvenile Book*. In sou
or singly, Toy Dooka Also, a large stock of
FANCY GOODS,
■ultahle for presents. Games In great variety
Call and exame at
K. 8. It. BUTLK1V8,
420 MARKET STREET
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CHESTNUT .'4TRKET, and I »3
NORTH KIU1ITU HT.,
PllILADXLHIIA.
1115
LADIES' SUITS, made in the most superior
ner, from $7 to »1«. These are really the cheapest
ills, for the qualltv, In Philadelphia.
LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS.—Wt
Monday, the 19th Inst., the moat comph
I Julies' Undergarments ever offered In th
at prices greatly reduced : Muntiu Skirts,
ly made and tucked, at 70c., 91c., $1, $
40, $1 08, $1 79, $1
$8 76, $3 00, |S 60, $4
raises. 98c,
Dresses, $1 60 to $9 06. Toilet Seeks, 84c.
Corset Covers, $110 to $6 00. Aprons, from 84c. te
$0 90, Ac. Our $1 00 Muslin Skirts, ten tucks. Just
reduced from fl 18.
PARASOLS, closing out below wholesale prices ;
complete lines, from 68c to f6 76.
PANIER BUSTLES, 89 styles, from 80c. upwards.
Bon-ton Bustles. 47«. All other styles proportion
ately cheap.
CORSETS, CORSETS. In 1*1 kinds, from 46c, to
$4 86, including French Woven Corsets, from 66c. to
.peon's Glove-fitting Coreet.
186 to $0 60. Hummer Skcl
-We will open on
complete fine of
la city, and
laMwa
ed, at 70c., 91c., fL fl 86, $1 86,
,1 75. f 1 81. $9 00, $9 90, |9 96, |8 60,
„.,14 00,18 60, |0 00 and $7 00. Che
93 96 Drawers, 81c. to 99 60. Night
I9 60.
û
Thom
grade, from |
seta, $1 86, fl 81, $1 36 and fl oo. Ml
saptrlor quality, at 86c. and 91 80. All
In every
M
<■
• Cors et*, of
^■destra
styles of Corsets, at prices beyond competition.
Its. MOODY'S Patent Belf-ad/uHtiug Abdominal
Supporting Corseta, reduced to 98 60, 8 60, 4 90 and
$6 96.
HOOP SKIRTS,
bh
make, the largest
meut, beat and cheapest Skirts made. Hoop Skirts
made to order, altered and repaired. One price onlv.
-- WM. T. HOPKINS.
BMHflflbiy
GREAT BARGAINS.
Homer, Colladay & Co.,
J
HAVE DETERMINED TO
Close out during this Month,
(JANUARY,)
Tlieir Kntire Stock of the Follow
ii«K Goods:
LADIES' WALKING SUITS
8
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS
LADIES' VELVET CLOAKS
Cloaking Cloths,
Cloaking Velvet Plushes
AT $ I,
Reduced from $10 per Yard.
B.
FRENCH PLUSHES
FOR CHILDREN'S SHAWLS.
THE PRICES WE HAVE FIXED ARB
Fabulously Low !
for
1412 & 1414 Chestnut St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
novi-3m-dAw
M RS. a. M SMYTH -has Jast received a large
assortment of good» suitable for the holidays
consisting in part of trimming», glove», hosiery
handkerchiefs, cuffs, collar», ladles' and children**
hoods, and a variety of FANCY GOODS.
Iflfr
Also.
Germantown wool
dec 12-1 in
of velvet ribbons, zephyr and
WO. 109 West Seventh Ht.
U MBRELLAS of WUk, Gingham and Al
paca; Canes, Ac., specially lor Holl
y presents. Lowest price». II.
S. Eighth St, Phils.
DIXON,
dac*ijau7
A Museum of Ceramic Art,
707
707
UUJt OWN SELECTION AND IMPORTATION.
Choice and Bare Novelties, of Exquisite Style and Taste.
SINNER, TEA, DEISEST AND TOILET SERVICE,
BROVZB PA HU V, BlUQIfS. I. A ri, MAJOLICA, JÄSPKH, ARM, CRYSTAL, JA PA SHAH ASD
' CHISb.SK GOODS. An Immense Amur truant of
HOUSE FURNISHING WARES.
LOHEST CASH FRIVIS,
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
TYNDALE, MITCHELL & CO.,
707 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
707
m
Our prM«nt Stock ft unquestionably hand
somer than any of eur previous
^ Stocka, superior at they have /
WÈv bean to all ordinary
Ready-Made
Clothing.
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We Invite out
V of-town" trade, hav
ing a thoroughly organ
Ized Order Department, with
rare faoilitiee for that branoh of
the butineu. Send for our Simple \
Cards, Prioe Liote and Fathlon Plata.
■ây-Full satisfaction guaranteed In every oase.-®*
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PHILADELPHIA.
©romits.
m
^ATK YOUR MONEY
And buy your
TEAS, COFFEES and FINE GROCERIES,
FVwa the best selected storks of the NEW YORK MAR
KETS, at the Tea House of
wenn _
W. H. PIKIICE,
to, n Wem Fourth Htr. fL
Ijlootg and .»hors.
JS
OTICK.—The old boot
recently occupied by Nicholson A Foulk
hereafter t»e conducted by L. n. Foulk.
All work and enters will receive hts Individ
ual attention. Your patronage Is solicited.
L. H. FOULK,
109 West Second Street
■
Hi
WILMINGTON, DML., April 1, 187a
^Holographs, (Tluoraos, ht.
N
OTICK.
W» would call
of pictures of
not think
—many thousan
their quality
April 90, 187a
especial attention to
"GERMAN FINISH," which
rsaased In this or any other oonntry
as of which are In this city, and for
give a general reference
M. A W. GARRETT,
790 Market Street.
styles
00
rpHOMA8 MITCHELL.
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
Has removed to No. 41* KING STREET.
B— lPKNca—N o. 108 West Seventh BU ang 99-tf
HOMAN J. 4*11 .KM,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
209 and 911 SHIP LEY Street.
Now In use, the "Monitor" Corps» Prbsxhvbr.
Residence—No. 110 W. SEVENTH St. Jy81,«m
T
J OHN McBKIOK,
300
300
East Sixth 8treet,
DEALER IN
Furniture, carpetings, oil-cloth,mattresses,
blankets, bed-spreads and comfortables;
also, looklng-glassoa, clocks, pictures, oval
ruitlc and square frames, window shades
and fixings, picture c
P. 8.—Goods «old to cash customers
flgttrea No auction goods for ten per
weekly payments taken on all hills of l
upwards. Looking-glass plates pat
frame making a specialty.
MH«, iinils.
lowest
leas,
five dollars
tn, and
19-ly
ANK SKAT < IIAIKS.
C
The subscriber has now
hand a well
NEW STYLES OF CHAIRS,
made In the liest manner expressly for private sales,
suitable for parlors, dining rooms, or chambers, etc.
Also ota j* chaire, camp chairs, etc., at
NOS *83 A 826 N.
Opposite Franklin Square.
P10.1J
selected stock of
. SIXTH ST.,
PUILADBLTHIA.
I. H. WISLBR
I^YOHERT 11. BARR A CO.,
Comer NINTH tend CHURCH Streets.
Wilmington,
MANUFACTURERS
STEAJU ENGINES & BOILERS,
Of various kinds; VERTICAL ENGINES, from
8 to 16 horse-power, occupying a very small space,
several
Shaftln«, Pulleys. Ball and Socket
Hanitors, Patent Couplings,
admitting of the easiest adjustment; MILL GEAR
ING, for Rolling, Saw, and Grist Mills.
OF
I
I
Rnglae» Hupplled with the lient t.overnor In
e Jlnrket.
sep 6 4m
SHOYV CASES.
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES, AND
METAL BASHES.
KltEBS & BECK,
No. 140 Vine street, below Seoond St.
Philadelphia,
octi l-am
Above made to order.
W. BANCROFT,
Market 8treet Oppoaite Masonic HaU
S T A T 1 ON' K K Y ,
American. Englrih aud French Note Paper, Initial
paper. Clothing marked with Indelible Ink. Visit
ing Cards engraved or written. Blblea of the Female
Society. Wilmington Agent
Association.
%
for Friends Publication
nov-18-äm
CITROUS OXIDE QAS.
The anderalgned having procured a new and Im
proved apparatus for generating aud administering
Nitrous Oxide Gas,
will, with the aid of an expert assistant, centluue to
In extracting teeth.
H. GARRETT, D. D. 8.
No. 229 Shipley street.
oct94.tf
pANCOAST Sc MAULE,
Third and Pear 8treets,
PHILADELPHIA.
PLAIN AND GALVANIZED
Wroujfht Iron Tubes,
LAP-WELDED BOILER TUBES,
„ d Iron Vulve« and Corks, Plains«
<"■», Htenut nnd Water, Rougb
Brass Work, Gas
Tool«, etc., Moll Pipe
d PüiUhrd
d Mleam Fitter«'
4 Fitting«.
Both Tube ami Sinks. Both Boilers, Enamelled
Basin Stands, etc., Ooile of
Tube, Steam Kettle e and Trap*.
PIPE OF ALL SIZES FITTED TO SKETCH.
We I
and
Snooeasore to MORRIS, TASKER A CO.,
CONTRACTOR!«
For the Heating of Buildings of all Classes with
Steam or Hot Water, by the meet
approved methods.
•**" Estimate* Furnished Gratis.
febl.ly
gotrls.
A. U. Mcllin.
«ko. W. Mi l.i. in.
j^T. CLOUD HOTEL,
ARCH STREET, ABOVE 8EVENTH,
p n I i. a d k i. p n
A.
pr*The above Hotel (entirely new In all respects,
and newly and elegantly furnished throughout
open for gueaU.
The ST. CLOUD Is kept lu ali respects aa a
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
U. W. MULLIN A BRO.,
Proprietom.
dec8-3in
TERMS, $:i PER DAY.
^OLONNADE
HOTEL,
I'hsttsil Hi., Weal of Flfleratb,
PHILADELPHIA
myi.iy
C ARD.
Having takes the
Hotel Ntand of Jaoab Ha
Hotel,
N. E. CORNER OF FIFTH AND ORANGE,
I will be glad to wait on the old customers of the
house, and
aiaa
GEORGE SCHELLKOPF,
Barnnin's Hotel.
aug 29 em
erks County House,
B
Ns. 745 Fean «tree«, Reading, Penn«ylvanl«,
COL. D. C. KELLER, 1'roprtetor.
commodious stalill
in tlie
The largest and
city Is attached to this hotcL
ÏL
y ME RICAN HOUSE,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND PENN STREETS,
READING, PA.,
C. S. BIRCH, I
M. 8. WEILER, j
Proprietor».
aug 92-fira
(foal and Wood.
(JHAS. WARNER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal,
MARKET 8TREET WHARF.
Best quality of coal constantly
lowest market price». Coal for famillcH.under cover
carefully screened before leaving yard.
baud a
(lOAL.
The different sizes of
BEST QUALITY COAL
carefully prepared for
FAMILY USE,
and Bold at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
PI'MKY BROTHERS, chi. Ml. Wharf.
T
HE BENT 18 ALWAYS T11E CHEAPEST
JOHN RANDLE.
(CITY SCALES,)
N. B. Cor. THIRTEENTH and MARKET Sie.,
Dealer In FIRST-CLASS COAL: also. OAK, PINK
HICKORY and KIND. ING WOOD.
M'-N. B.—Full weight guaranteed and orders
myso.iy
promptly executed.
J ONES JL FRI8BY.
Have opened a COAL YARD
A Co.'s wharf, and
Mt. Carmel and Locust Mountain
J. Morton Poolo
selling
which they are delivering to all part» of the city
from under cover, once :
FOOT OF THORN ST.
SP84-1J
*W*840 ltML to a ton.
J^EW COAL YARD.
THOS. D. KELLY,
713 West Front St.
Inform tho public that they are now ready to receive
orders for Coal in large aud small quantities at the
lowest market rate*.
^"Orders may be left
919 Market «irret.
. Kllun Ac Jackson'»'
the Yard. aug88,lj
T b. hizar,
• BRICK la yer a nd contra CTOR,
Invite» the combined patronage of his friends.
rlly and with dispatch. All
831 TATNALL ST., will receive prompt
octl7-tf
( BREAMED WALNUTS, manufactured and fo
j sale by JAMES MORROW,
ocU9 sn Market and *10 Shipley
A
work do n« sfttlHlact.
der» rift
attention.