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fe^flimuiments.
A Great Medical Discovery.
Millions Hear Tsstlmon* to Thslr
Wonderful Curative Effects.
DR. WALI^eirft-CAU
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MILLION* Bear Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Effect«.
Thoy aro not a vile Fancy Drink, Made of Poar
Rum. Whiskey, Proof Spirits nsd Refuse
doctored, spiced and sweetened to please
taste,called "Tonics,'' "Appetizers," "Ilestorers,''ko.,
that lead Uis tippler on to druiikaunsusiid rub:, butors
ntrne Medicine.insds from the Native Roots and Herbs
of California, free from nil Alcoholic
aro tit« fall EAT RI.OOI) PURI
FIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
a perfect Ronovutor and Invtgorator of the System,
rarrylngoff oil poisonous matter and restoring theblood
to u healthy condition. No parson
tors ii< cording to directions and remain long unwell,
destroyed by mineral
cr means, and the vital organs wasted
l.i-i'i
n take these Dit
irovtded their bones ora
bevornl the point of repair.
n Gentle Purgative ns well
«Ing, slw, the pecaMa» Diorlt of acting
m a powwtut agent In fellwvIng^Jongeatlon or Inflam
nstion ef the Liver, and all the Visceral Organs.
FOIt FEMALE COMPLAINT*, in young or
,1,1, iimrriod or aluglc. At the dawn of womanhood or at
of Ilfs. Uioeo Tonic Bitters ha
For Inflummulory und Chronic 11 h
I lain it tid Gout, Dyspepsia or ludlgesllon,
llilliiiis, UuuiUtem aud Iutermlltuat Fr
ol I lie Blood, Liver, Kid
aud Ulndilor, thsas Billers
suoceMful. Much Ulscnses aro caused by Vitiated
lllood, whidh ligenerally produced by dorugcmsnt
of the Dlgestl
I) YMPEPHIA Olt IN Dl GEHT I ON. Besd
*nin in the Hhoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
étions of tlio Btnuisch,
the Moutb. Hlllnus Attacks, Palpitation of
o the
h of the KJduora. end a hundred other painful uymp
tbo oflapriogs of Dyapepals.
They Invigorate the fttom&eh and stimulato the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them of unequalled
cleansing tho blood of all impurities, and Im
parting new Ilfs end vigor to the whole system.
Thoy
Tonic,
i re. Olson
i.
u ii tii
had Taste
on of tin* Lu
cart, Inflaimn
the
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Bmptlona.Tettsr. Balt
il, IHotclitts, 8potn, Pimple*. Puatules, Dolls, Gar
•v Ring-Worm«. Scald Head. Sore Eye*. Kryidpe
li.Scurf«, Dtocoluratinua of |he Skin. Humors and
iea of the Hkin.nf whatever name o
ii
I'
out of the ayittc*
Hitter«. One bottle in t
uloua of their c
by thf
till* IIIU.il
Cli-nnne the Vitiated Blood whenever you find It* 1m
puritloa bumtiug through tho akio Id Dimple«, Emp
find It obatructed
lugglih In the vein« ; cleanse It when It la foul,
when. Keep tho hluod
pure, and the health of the avatem will follow.
Pin, Tape, nud oilier Worms, lurking In tho
many thousands, aro effectually destroyed
Bay« n dbting
ely an ludlvtdnal
111 whose body 1« ssempt from the
the healthy eh
n* ezi»t, but upon the dim
ny deposit« that breed the
No By«tem of Medicine
OJitheluiUiti.-« will f
them- llil-lem.
J. WALKED, Proprietor. R. H. Mo DONALD A CO.,
Drugglnt«
Hons or 8ores ; cloanse It when
ud
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rin«. It I« n
lr tha
nf th
d In
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if
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u thu
froi
Agents, Ban Fnineinro. California,
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lllus
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of ne
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ekly paper published. Every
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i\< w inventions and sketches examined, and advice
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i
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TO
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C«.
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copies monthly ; or $9 for J(W copies per year.
Specimen oop'ea of any of the above, famished
on application
THE AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
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BO
of
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>d wxplanattous.
of Tft cents per 100
*
few fMertlsrarots.
BURIVIIAM'S
Turbine 1» In general
rough mit the U. 8. A.
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ernment lu the Patent Office,
Washington, D. a Its nini
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the power It transmits renders
> It the best water wheel ever
*1 Invented. Pamphlet freu,
ap«9-4w_ N. F. BUR
KENNEDY'* HBVI.Ot'K OINTMtNT.
I proprietor, has by the assist
of Eminent Physicians and
Chemists sn^ocdeddo utilizing the
medicinal properties contained In
, Pitch and Resin of the Hem
lock Tree, and obtained a valuable
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or Plaster for Khemnnisra Croup,
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vey, Sores, Ulce s, Bunin a. Sore
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ff) Breasts and clppes, HHurworuiB,
jy ChHflmr a-<l skin discs ah of P flam
^ atory n*ture CUAKLBi A. CHIT
, si gent, 7 Sixth Avenue, N. Y. *p29-4W
Ne
Hi
NIIAM, Yoax, Pa.
Thi
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r Ml
orenes of t
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It
AKITAN BAY SEMINARY
PERTH AMPOY.N. J.
bine wanning, Principal.
School for vonng Ladles and • 'h'ldren Resident
Tto«'h**rso' Freacn and Orman. Music; Plano—
t*rof. F. M. Hchnuewels«; Vocal—Mme U. Felnln
ger. Elocution and Ca'lsthenlcs—Prof. W. C. Ly
man; Dancl
olofT—Mra.
Head for Clrca'a* 1 .
rg—Prof. DtGarmo. L©< turn«; Phyal
W. C. Lyman; History—Dr. John Lord.
mar9-8m-6
DRÄNÜYWUilS ICJw
PLENTY. GOOD, AND CHEAP.
Oar drivers have short route« so they can furnlab
their patrons punctually
Ice bv the box, ton,
ordered.
regularly.
carloa I, sent to any point
Oar does personal attention is given to have all
their entire satMactlou.
cuHtomars supplied
We will esteem it a favor to have any delluqnea
oles reported to the office at once.
PUSEY &IRXCE,
I
OFFICES:
40« SHIPLEY 8T.
40S POPLAR ST.
Where Ice
We guarantee to sell ice as low as the lowest
be had at all times.
1872 ICE. 1872
Howard P. Walton.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ICE DEALER.
O F F I C B Si
4th and Shipley and 15th and King Sts
Great Care Given la Skipping by V*
Hull.
si;*
Facilities for Retail Trade Unsurpassed.
Prices low enough to satisfy all.
Report any complaints to the office.
ICE.
ICE.
!
[TINE MERCANTILE PRINTING A
SPECIALTY.
THE BEST PRESSES,
NEWEST TYPES,
RICHEST INKS,
AND
MIUI.I.M) wohkmmn.
and others, who want
Merchants, Manutactnr
superior ciaas of Job Printing, will please call
COMMERCIAL STEAM-POWER PRINTING
OFFICE,
8. W. coe. Firm and Markit Sts.
Prices uniform and reasonable. Estimates fur
nished whenever desired. No Inferior Vork per
flitted
promptness and accuracy. Our line of »ork Includes
Every Descrip ion of Job Printing, such as eards,
bill-heads, note and letter-heaos, bank-cheques,
tickets, mammoth posters, sale bills, circulars, legal
blanks, books, pampnieta, school and lim-ary cata
logues, envelopes, tags, monthly statements,
Btltntlnna and by-laws, '.visiting oards, labelB for
druggists, strawberry tickets, railroad tickets, pro
grammes, certificates, Ac., Ac. Blotters furnish
patrons. Our prices are actually less than
Philadelphia or N
leave the pstahl sbment. Work done with
N'-alls
those of
fori
JENKIN8 * ATKIM80M,
Proprietor*.
myil-tf
F. O. FERRIS, Super intendent.
I [AVING REMOVED MY BUSINESS
TO
No. 207 Market Street,
FROM
No. 200 FRENCH STREET,
An d, haring a fine large stock of weU dried
CIGARS,
Would respectfully caU the public attention to them.
1 sell them at the lowest rates and warrant all
goods as represented in each and every case. 1 am
very thankful for p*at favors and by strict attention
hope to merit the confidence of the public in the
futui
the
by
Very Respectfully
EDWARD I» RICE, Jr.
No. 207 Market Street,
WllmlnKton,
|,MNE GROCERIES.
keeps constantly on hand,
stand, N. W. corner Sixth nd Lombard, a
Fall Supply of th* Choicest Groceries.
Gocd Black Tea, only 76c per lb: nest Black,
per lb ; Astral Oil, 13c per qt., or 60c per gallon ;
Oil. 116° fire test, at 10c per qt., or 85c per gallon.
You wll find everything else proportionally a
cheap, when you give us a call. mani-tf
Del.
nov98-d&w
J. M. SPRINGER
his well established
HOMAS J, GILES,
FURNISHING UNDKRTÂKSR,
221 SHIPLEY Street.
No* In see, the " Mourns" coure. P
T
Jyai-iy
HOMA8 MITCHELL.
T
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
Haa removed to No. 419 KING STREET.
rsridknc*—N o. 108 West Seventh St. ang 26-tf
AN* SEAT CHAIR*.
The subscriber ha* now on hand a well
seleoted stock of
made In the
sal table for parlo:
Also office chairs,
DAMS Al BROTHER,
13
NEW STYLES OF CHAIRS,^^^H
manner expressly for private sales,
rs, dining rooms, or chambers, etc,
camp chairs, etc., at
nos m * »* K. ««TH
pmi.iini.PHiA,
L H. WT8LKB
bT.,
Franklin Square.
506
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
tw Housekeepers and those going to honaekeep
.the above place.
lng should not fall to
HILADELPHTA BURGEONS BAN
DAGE INSTITUTE—Notice No.
North Ninth. B. C. EYKHETT'S
Truss positively cures Ruptures. Large stock of
Elastic Stockings, Belts, Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Crotch«*, Süspensorles. Large variety
Trusses, 4c. Low price*. Lady attendant,
augio-dsm-lyw.
$«0 ^dverttaements.
£1 HEAP AOVKUTIMINO.
Advertisements
bn In
IIAII.IKH, In
»copying one inch of space will
NEWSPAPER*, including «I
ted ln 34H»
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SOUTHERN STATES,
ug thoroughly the Htates of Maryland, Dela
, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina,
South Caro Ina, Georgia, A'abama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Tenu wen, Kentucky and Mis
souri,
ONE MONTH FOR *148.
Mere Paper« More, Dallies, I. arger Circu
lation, Lower Price, than any other List. Spo*
less space than
month.
inch.
clal rates given for
and for a l
favorable
Kiri ujly
ouger period than
quotations mad' t r any single
copies of Lists. Circulars, Estimates, and full lnfor
mattou, furnished on application. GKOIOiK P.
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Ageats 41 Park (low, New York.
m
^ARRANT'S
1
d Hpeelflc for dyspepsia !
this bubbling, sparkling, cooling, purifying, regulat
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Ai-skiknt 7 Well, it Is simply the Chemi
cal/» simil • of the He tzer Spring Water,which i n
loo years has Ireen accounted the finest Cathartic
and Alterative
What la this G
fill
all Europe.
ALL DRUGGISTS.
:
PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAINS
d *100.
GOOD, DURABLE and CHEAP !
Shipped Ready for Use I
MANUFACTURED BY
J. W. CHAPMAN Ac CO., Madison, Ind.
•arSEND FOR CIRCULAR
*40, *30, *73
EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
IN
CABINET ORGANS.
The Manon A Hamlin Organ Co. respectfully
nouncethe Introduction of imp ovemeuts of much
than ordinary luterest. These
RKKD AND PIPE CABINET ORGAN*,
being the only successful combination of REAL
PIPES with reeds ever made ;
DAY'* TRANSPOSING KEY-BOARD,
which can be instantly moved to the right or left
changiug the pitch, or transposing the key. For
drawings aud descriptions, sue Circular.
New and Elegaat Htyles of Double Reed Cabi
net Organs,
at $140,1132 and $126 each. Considering Capa4dty,
Elegance, and Thoruugh Excellence of Workman
ship, these are cheaper than any before offered.
The Mason & I1am> in Organs are acknowledged
from extraordinary facilities for raanu
Companv
prices which rentier
UNQUESTIONABLY CHEAPEST.
Four octave Organs, $60 each ; five octave Organs,
$loo, $196 and upwards. With three set« reeds, $160
and upwards. Forty styles, up to $1,800 each.
New Illustrated Catalogue and Testimonial Circu
lar, with the opinions of MORE TUAN ONE THOU
SAND MUSICIANS, set
MAHON Ac HAMLIN ORGAN CO„
69fl Broadway, N. Y,
BEST,
fa. ture
• >,U
M U
free,
151 Tremont St., Boston.
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ON THE LINE OF THE
RACIV1C
c
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UNION
U 41LROAD
A LAND GRANT OF
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*
BEST FARMING AND MINERAL LANDS IN
AMERICA.
3,000,000 Acres In Nebraska
IN THE
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY
THE
U A R 1> E N OF TIIE WEST,
NOW FOR SALE:
tin' < « in rnl
rtl^n of th«
Latitude,
These lands
United States,on the 41st degree
the central line of tho great Temperate Z<
American Continent, and for grain ,
stock raising unsurpassed by any In
States.
CHEAPER IN PRICE,
? liven, and
ound
FREE HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS,
Si
growing and
i the United
favorable terms
convenient to market than can be
Blaen » re.
LOCATIONS »OK CO I .ONUS.
SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO A HOMESTEAD OF
ACRES
PiirchaMnra of Land.
tux
Free Passes
descriptive Pamphlet, with
maps, publlHhed in English, Germuu, Swedish and
Danish, maned free everywhere. _ _
Address
fb-ml fur Hi
O. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner, U. P. It It. Co,
aha. Neb.
A GENT* Wanted.—Agents make more money
at work for us than at anything else. Business
llgh t aud permanent. Partlculara free. G. Stinson
A Co. , Fins Art Publishers, Portland M aine._
PIANO CO., N, Y. PRICE, QOQfl
Nn. Agents. Circula rs fre e. 4* t u U
U.8.
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you will engage with us at once. Everything fur
nished, and expense« paid. Address F. A. E
A OO., Charlotte, Mich.
l,i.IS
REWARD
For any ca«e of Blind, Bleeding, Itching or
tod Piles that De Bing's Pile Rkmsdy falls
it Is prepared expressly for the Plies andmoth
lug else. Sold by aU Drugglra Price $1.00.
$1000
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RBAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful knowledge
to all. Sent free for two stamps. Adiress.
BONAPARTE A CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A "The Mellenlum Dawning." Male or female,
your condition, would you be truly
happy, and have abuudaut riches—have all the
heart can desire — enclose one dollar. Address
GONZALES LOPEZ, Oerraan'own, P. O., Philadel
phia. Pa., which pays expenses and advances this
humanitarian cause, which all should enjoy: then
will have the advantage of another. This is
mankind
world. Full Information
mill trl
• onferred
the most wouderful p
since the creation of
by return mail.
jirelB&t p»»g.
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ELECTRIC LINE.
STEAMERS
Vesper and Annie.
Freight Received on and alter Wednesday
13tb Inst.
Sail from Klng-Street Wh«trf.Wilmington, at 2 P.M.
Monday and Thursday.
Sail from Pier 8, N. R., New York,
Monday and Thursday.
Freights forwarded to aud received from points
lines of Railroads centreing at Wilmington, wlth
charge for transfer when received
4P. M.
r*
Through rates given and bills of lading signed
ABIEL ABBOT, Agent,
68 South St., New York.
METROPOLITAN S. 8. Oo.,
Central Wharf, Boston.
JL ANDREWS,
Klng-St. Wharf, Wilmington.
for Boston.
marie, tf
USH'S
B
STEAM FREIGHT LINE,
Lpnves 3d Wharf above Chestnut *trect,
Philadelphia, Dally, at 5, P. M.
French Street Wharf, Wilmington, at 6,
P. M.
GOODS FORWARDED TO A^L PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY.
Freight handled carefully, and delivered at either
Mil II dealred. _
OF TRIPS.
RESUMPTION
The barges of Warner'o Line have resumed their
trips, aud will sail daily from
MARKET 8TREET WHARF
Wilmington, and
P1R*T WHARF BELOW CHESTNUT *T.
Philadelphia. Merchandise and packages deU rered
In the city by , ' r " *"" rna
CHAS. WARNER 4 OO.
jBoflbs anfl Stationery.
j^EW 1IOOKS
L
AT
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Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store,
420 MARKET Street.
Oar New Home In the West, cloth,
Lftlcua, do
The Pastor of the Desert, do,
Good-bye, Sweetheart, do,
Red as a Rose Is She, do,
Daisy burns, do,
Adele, do,
Beatrice, do,
Heart Hungry, do,
Fernando De Lenins, do,
Bede's Charity, do,
The Little Moorland Princess, do,
Maurice, do,
Electricity, do,
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Leaders of Public Opinion In Ireland, do,
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AYi.OIt Ar JAUKHON'N
SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL,
AND
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
For Both Sexes.
Spring Term opens March llth.
'• residence: Franklin St,
Young
Young ladles' residence, No.
West street
MILTON JACKSON, Principal.
novSO.lydAw_
EWARK ACADEMY.
NEWARK, DELA WARB.
PROF. EDW. D. PORTER, A. M., Phincipal.
N
of
A Classical, Scientific and Commercial Boarding
School, for Boys and Young Men. Thorough In
st ruction. Careful attention to health aud morals,
and moderate charges.
Fall Term opens SEPTEMBER 13th, 1871.
rapidly prepared for admission to
I
.
Students
College.
For lull information send for Catalogne.
|y26-4AW
A. REYNOLD*'
W.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUA E
Wilmington, Del.
String Term Will Open March 18th, 1879.
fools 1 dAW
I^UCBY ACADEMY.
A SELECT ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL INSTITUTION.
FOR BOY*.
No. mo MARKET Street, Wilmington, DeL
SAMUEL W. MURPHY, A. M„ M. D., PbincipaU
Aided by Professors of Established Reputation.
feb24-ly
Spring term opens April 1st.
^ftvdrs, &r.
217 MARKET ST. 217
WM. L. RUDOLPH,
A fine assortment of watches, Clocks, und
Jewelry, cheap for cash. Watch repairing
done by the proprietor himself
ÈL
novll-ly
F. RUDOLPH,
Watches, Jewelry Ac silverware,
231 MARKET STREET,
[First Jewelry Store below Third St.1
WILMINGTON, DEL.
C.
&
Julyl6-ly
rjlHKO.
G HUH,
No. 'J Went sixth Street,
Wümingto ~
for the celebrated
Di
Sole Agi
BOR EL A OOURVOISIER WATCHES.
Chronometers, watches and clocks repaired. de«2-ly
y^M. M. HOLT,
Wilmington, DeL Having Increased my stock of
Watches, Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated
e, Opern nnd I.coniine Uiiulni*.
Flue Amethyst Rings. &c.,
iything in my line wonld do well
;k before purchasing elsewhere.
621 Market Street, opp. city Hall.
33 L MARKET Street,
Persons
to examine my
my 18-1 y
CEOROE JACK.
Nn. 303 MAttKKT Street.
SPECTACLES AND BYE GLASSES—GOLD, 8IL
VER AND RUBBER FRAMES.
We claim from experience to salt every peculiari
ty of impaired vision,'and in every
satisfaction. Our facilities
chauge glasses In any shape frame to suit the
customer, In a few hours. N. B.—First Store above
Third street. sepl6-ly.
. U .III 1 ' '
that we c
JP L. GILPIN,
CONVEYANCER.
Bonds, deeds, mortgages, and other legal papers
carefully prepared.
»»^Office : 60S MArket street.
nov91-ly
])R. H. O. 8NITCHER,
303 DELAWARE AVENUE
sep 9-1 y (Opposite Baptist Chnsch) Wilmington.
A lbert w. smith,
CONVEYANCER A NOTARY PUBLIC,
aprl 7 730 Market Mt., Wilmington.
A. MACALLISTER,
^CONVEYANCER AND COMM1 '8IONER OF
DEEDS, Ac., FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
All kinds of legal paperB carefully written. Office :
Second story Post UlUcd Building.
is
nov9U ü
J AMES Mrl'ABK,
N. Hk'cor- Third and Market Siroets, (2nd
story,) Board of Trade Rooms, Wilmington. DeL
CONvEYaNCBR AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Deeds,
other Instruments carefully
prrpured.au. i <t. ku<>w edgiiieiiis taken. Thopatruu
ag e of the public Is respectfully solicited. novl8-iy
KITTINGEIt, M. D. f
HOMŒOPATPHIC PHYSICIN.
Resideuce—734 KING MTRKET,
WiLMINUTON, DKLAWAHS.
9, morning ; 1 to 3, afternoon ; 7
Jy27-dJtwly
lKiuds, inortgnges.
Office hoars—7
to 9, evening.
N
Y K'fti
Wilmington Restaurant,
Reading Room and Billiard Parlor.
SaVIIXE BUILDING,
Nos. 313 and 511 MARKET *t., oar. SIXTH
Four Phelan & Collender First-Class Table*.
Meals
12 o'clock, I*. M.
AU the leading New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
and Chicago daily newspapers.
Lunch Every Morning, at 11 o'clock.
8)4 o'clock
THE BAR IS STOCKED WITH THE CHOICEST
ALE, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
In the CITY OF WILMINGTON.
The Restaurant Is always stocked with all the
DELICACIES OF TIIE SEASON. Fami
lies and Parties supplied with Game
Sappers, at short notice and
moderate rates,
a GOOD MEAL, at a REASONABLE
PRICK, GIVE US A CALL.
We respectfully solicit a share of the public pa
tronage. marl'T9-ly
> order from 5 o'clock, A. M., until
Lunch Every Evening» from TJtf
THE
their
If you
ILMORK Ac UKWKtS
WHOLESALE LUMBER DEALERS,
COITBSVILLK, PINNA
*T.
<;
Heavy White Pine and Hemlock BUI Timber a
S edanv. Also, all kinds of Building material by
e oar load. Wilmington builders are Invited to
oorrospond with us. aug4-ly
rered
Jiiwwbrt.
L
IFÄT NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
Depot* lory of the Public Monies,
IWAHOkkL AGENT OP THE UNITE) STATES.
EDWAUD BETTS, P.HMH.HT,
GEO. D. ABMSTHONG, CA8HIML
Paid Up Capital,..
twpiiiiadclnhin And New York Excuang* for
nlsliod to regular depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 8jg A. M.
DIRECTORS:
.IMAMO
wl
î I I
A.
Ë I.BMKNT B. SMYTH,
iK am. Pussy.
IIen Ky 8. MoCqmb,
Hamu an James,
Gao hob w. Both,
Eu Garrett.
Joshua T. 11 bald,
William Tat*all,
ON
Edward Ubtol
octl-'y
rjlUK ARTISAN** SAVING* BANK,
NO. • 0T MARKET STREET,
Wilmington. Del.
Open to receive deposits dally (Sundays excepted
during the usual business lirurs, and
and Saturday evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock, P. M.
All the profits of the Bank, after the payment of
necessary expenses, are devoted to the benefit
the depositors, and dividends are made semi-annu
ally In April and October. Since the organisation of
the Bank, In 1861, the dividends have uniformly been
the rate of six per cent, per annum.
Dividends not drawn
become en tilled
Del
■
regarded as deposits,ami
participate In future
dividends.
No manager I« allowed to borrow anj of thelfands
lntmstcd to tin Bank
MANAGERS:
George W. Bush,
George 8. Capelle,
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
N. it. Benson,
Job II. jAckson,
wm. n. swiPT,
Anthony Higgins.
wm. s UILLBS, President.
Williams. 1i.li.es,
( i.KMENT B. Smyth,
CHAKI.es W. HOWLAND,
Edward Daklinuton,
Henry F. Duhe,
John MuLbar,
■i
Mt.
Geo. W. Bush, Vice Presi
•otlS-ly
John P. McLrar, Treasurer.
SIO TO $25 A DAY
MADE BY SELLING THE
K
4
UNDERGROUND
R. R.
An authentic history of this remarkable organlza
effectlve In aiding s aves to
cape from their bondage. By WM. STILL,
years «'hulriUHii'.f tlit- Ac ting vigilant Committee,
I Manager of the Philadelphia Branch.
Imp. 8vo, profusely Illustrated. Cloth extra, $4.50.
The author for many years kept a faithful record
of all the fugitives who passed through his hauds,
MMoot is made up of this and other cases, In
which catfie within his observa
thrllllng aud the revel
tlon, which
I Qd
. •l.-IltH.
The narratives
startling. SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
Endorsed by Chlef-Jnstice Ohasr, Horace Gree
ley, John G. Winrno, Senators Humnrk, Wilson.
offered
and many others. This Is
Agents for a long time
Send for circulars. Liberal terms.
PORTER Ac CO., General Agents,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
»»-AGENTS WANTED.
purest National
CHINA STORE.
1420 South 8t„ Philad'*
Are Helling very low for cash,
English tea sets, 48 pieces, -
Uhu uiber bets, -
Glass tea sets, 4 pieces, - - -
Caps aud saucers, with handles, yi dos.
Kulves and forks, x doz.,
Castors. 4 bottles, -
Gold French Bauds, French China Sets,
pieces, .....
White French China Tea Sets, Decorated Chamber
bets, Vam-s, Cologne bets, Fancy Toys
and figures very cheap. Call and
exumlne our immense stock.
142» SOUTH STREET.
f 1.00
. .60
J.
- L00
- 12.60
J. MURNBY.
20-1 y.
rililE CUMING CHURCH MUfilC BOOK.
TO BE HEADY JULY 1ST.
The Standard.
By L. O. EMERSON, of Boston; and
U. R. PALMER, of Chicago.
Price, $1.60.
ntleraen have
aud In the
West,the coming book cannot fall to be the Succisa
'kn of these
As the previous
id very marked
£
application.
Speeiemen Payes sent (free)
Managers of SABBATH SCHOOLS
aud more couvlnced that
Book
becoming
beautUul Sutu
GLAD TIDINGS,
of the very best
(Price 30c. paper, 85c. b'da) la
bouks.
WINNER'S NEW SCHOOLS
FOR THE
Piano-forte, Cabinet Organ Guitar,Cornet, Violin,
Fife, Accordéon, German Accordéon, Clarionet.
Flute, Flageolet, costing but 76 cents each, are Just
what are needed for cheap and attractive lnstiuo
■
Charming Song. TUE GATES AJAR. Thomas, 40
The above Books and Piece, sent, post-paid,
receipt of retail price._
OLIVER DITSON A CO., Boston.
CHAS. IL DITSON A CO., New York.
mys-WSdA2tw
I^XCURSIOFi COMMITTEES
ARE INFORMED THAT THE STEAMER
Pilot Hoy
Can be engaged by CHURCHES, 8CHOOLS, and
reputable SOCIETIES, for excursions
river
any point
bll>.
E. B. TAGGERT,
46 Nortn Wharves,
Philadelphia,
J. ERNEST SMITH,
Eighth and Market Streets,
Wilmington, Del
Pa.
Or
apr lO-wA sw
rpBIKMING AND DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 401 LOMBARD St.
My friends and the public are Invited to
CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK,
and give
maj23-ltawStf
a share of their patronage.
WM. M. FRANCIS.
J^IRE BRICK,
The CECIL FIFE BRICK CO., of North East,
,1s manufacturing fire brick.which they will
t, from the testimonial3 of tho«e now using
superior
FIRE BRICK.
any lu the market, for standing a
«t, which they will deliver In Wilmington
the lowest market price.
Also, STOVE, Range, GAS HOUSE, BAKERS'
. d LOCOMOTIVE TILE of a superior
quality. Please add ri
my 9-1 m
(IV BN
JOHN MAULDIN, Bec»y
N
The
Ui l< !
der8lgned Is pleased to inform his
customers that ha has
the N. W. comer of
<1 has opened it with a
goods, comprising groceries,
vegetables, and all kluds of fruit In season. Where
he will be found at all tirnea and glad
friends.
apri5-2m
friends
pit ted the repairs to his
Eighth and q'atnall,
fresh supply of
TUOa KNOTT.
\TEW CROCEMY STORE
i3l 609 TATNALL STREET.
The subscriber would announce to his friends and
the public that
Groceries and fine Sploes, Teas, Coffeer, Buga,
Ac., which have Judt been laid In wliu great care,
d whlchjwlll be sold a very moderate prlcea The
public will please call aud examine his goods,
luyll-dl' JOHN MARIS.
pa
•i- i Uü-'iit vf txoel
6 a
COMMERCIAL
Job Printing Office,
FUlh aud Market Street*,
Wilmington, Del.
All kinds of plain and fancy BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING executed at the shortest notice and
reasonable
cordially invited to call at
will receive polite attention. Our facilities tor
All In waut of printing
office, where they
Bank and Mercantile Printing
are firs* cla'ß, all our machinery being driven by
steam puvYwr. We Invite a comparison of oar speci
•ns with those of other prluU rs. Estimates and
Information cheerfully furnished, and orders by
mail promptly attended to. AB work guaranteed to
tlsfactory.
JENKINS A ATKINSON, Proprietors.
noriMdAwtf
a
by
to
be
C. Fujua, Superintendant.
fatlwnfl pnei.
ÇJ1TY PASSEÄGEXt RAILWAY
On and after MONDAY, Ma, lath, the vara of the
CITY XtA.ILVVA.-VT
minutes Instead of every fifteen
wl
• very
heretofore.
First car leaves Delaware Avenue Depot at ft
M., and Btand, Front and French at 6.26
myl8-tf
î I I " I 1 I I t - -4
o'clock,
A. M.
with
DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 20th, 1872,
(Sundays excepted,) Passenger Trains will leave as
follows:—
Koanni ebb
southward.
A. M. A. M. P.M.
11 oo Baltimore, 7 «ft 2 40
11 1ft Philadelphia, 8 80 ft
ll as Wilmington, lo in 6 26
11 60 New ( as le, 16 80 6
P M. State Road.
19 06 Bear,
12 IS Rodney, 10 R6 7 07
A.M. Kirkwood, 11 00 7
Mt. Pleasant, 11 10 7 26
7 20 12 80 Middletown, 11 80 7 40
7 so 1« 4» Townsend, 11 40 7 60
7 85 1 00 Blackbird, 11 46 8 (0
7 40 1 oi Green Spring, 11 66 8 08
7 60 1 16 Clayton,
8 00 1 26
8 io 1 40 Smyrna,
Del mar,
Laurel,
Hertford,
Brldgevllle,
Greenwood,
Farmington,
In
are
ln X, r. fto
I
; >k.
Mllford,
Harrington.
Felton
Canterbury,
Woodslde,
Wyoming,
Dover,
Moorton,
Brenford,
Smyrna,
Clayton,
12 0) 8 16
P.M.
12 16 8 80
r
: r.
8 os 1 40 Brenford, 12 10 8 20
8 26 1 66
Spring, 8 80 2 00 Moorton,
Blackbird. 8 40 2 15 Dover,
■i ownsend, 8 46 2 20 Wyoming,
Middletown, 9 0* 2 36 Woodslde,
Mt. Pleasant, » 16 2 46 Canterbury, 1 00 9 00
8 oo Felton, 1 "
8 05 Harrington,
Milford,
12 16 8 *6
12 80 8 40
1« 44) 8 46
1« 60 S 66
A
basts;
Gen'l
Kirkwood
Rodney,
Bear,
State Road,
New Cast le,
Wilmington, 10 15 8 66 Brldgevllle,
Phllad'a,
B
1 06 9 06
1 «0 • 96
ü
9 40 8
9 46 8 20 Farmington, 1 26
9 66 8 83 Greenwood, 1
4
1 4ft
Hertford,
P M. P.M. Laurel,
8 10 Delmar,
2 10
2 87
Baltimore,
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Philadelphia 11.80; baltimore
7.80. P M. Wilmington 12.60 A. M. : New
Castle, 1.20; Middletown, 2.28; Townsend, 2.45;
Clayton. 8.15; Dover, 4.00; Wyoming, 4.10; Felton,
4.40; Harrington, 6.06; Farmington. 6.16; Green
wood, ft.32; Brldgevllle, 6.60; Beaford, e.15 ; Laurel,
6.40, and arrive at Delmar at 7.00 A. M.
K- turning—Will leave Delmar, 8.00, P. M. ; Laurel,
8.26; Seabird, 3 66; Brldgevllle, 480; Greenwood,
4 60; Farmington, 6 06; Harrington, 6.26; Dover,
6.26; Clayton. 6.66; Middletown, 7.82; and arrive at
Wilmington, 9.00 P. M. ; Philadelphia, 1L80 F. M.,
Baltimore, 8.60, A. M.
subject te delays ln
at BUb
I
A.
T
of
Guy
and
The mixed train will be
ght business, and wilt stop only
lme Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel
phia et 7.40, A. M. Leave Philadelphia, 11.40 A. M.,
and Wilmington, l.oo P. M., for New castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, leave Clayton for
Smyrna 8.40 A. M., and 2 00 P. M., leave Smyrna
for Clayton 11.86 A. M., and 7.86 P. M..
nectlons with trains to and from Dover, and Sta
SOOUk
cld*>nt to
tiona where t
8.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, and Queen
Anne's A Kent Railroads.
At Clayton, with Md. A D. R. R.
At Harrington, with J. A B. U. R.
At Seaford, with D. A Del. R. R.
At Delmar, with E. S. R. R..
H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent
KEm WHW PHILADELPHIA, W1L
* i I f ! 'Jm e r rS fr N ' i ngton, a Baltimore
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Commenciny Monday, January 1st, 1872.
Trains will leave Depot comer BROAD STREET
AND WASHINGTON AVENUE, as follows:
WAY-MAIL TRAIN at 8.30 A. M.,(Sundaysexcep
ted), for Baltimore, stopping at all regnlar stations.—
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington.
With Delaware R. R. Lino: at Clayton with Smyrna
Branch K. H. and M. A D. R. R. ; at Harrington with
J. À B. R. R. ; at Seaford with D. A D. R. R. ; at Del
wlth E. 8. R. R. ; at Salisbury with W.4P.R.R.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 11.46 A.M.(Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore and Washington,stopping at Wilming
ton, Perryvtlle, and Havre-de-Grace. Connects at
Wilmington with train for New Castle.
4.00 P. M. (Sundays excep
ted),, for Baltimore aud Washington, stopping
Chester, Tbnrlow, Lin wood, Clavmont, Wilmington,
Nowport, Stanton, Newark, Elkjon, North-East,
Cliarleston, PerryvlUe. Havre-da^iraoe. Aberdeen,
Perryman's, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's and Stem
Will
lng
ai
B i I '
b Run._
NIGHT EXPRESS at 11.80 P. M., H>ally),
more and Washington, stopping at Chester, Lin wood,
Claymont, WllmiugViu, Newark, Rlkton, North-East,
PerryvlUe U.avro-Ue-Grace, Perryman's and Mag
nolia.
Passe:
take the
for Balti
ngers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will
s 11.40 A. M. Train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
Wilmington:
Leave Philadelphia at ll.oo, A. M., 2.80, 6.00, 7.00
and 0.00 P.M. The 6.00 P.M. train connecu with Del
aware Railroad for Harrington and Intermediate sta
Leave Wilmington at 6.46 and RIO A. M., 2.00 4.00
aud 7.16 (Daily) P. M. The RIO A. M. train will net
stop between Chester and Philadelphia. On Sunday
will leave Wilmington at 6.80 P. M.
PU1LADA. AND BALTO. CENTRAL IL R. TRAINS
Stopping at all stations on Chester creek and Phila
delphia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit (Sunday* ex
cepted), at 7.06 JL M. and 4.80 P. M.. Philadelphia
for Chadd's Ford at 10.00 A. M., Philadelphia for
7.00 P. M. Wednesdays
P. M. The 7.00 A. M. train stops
between Philadelphia and Lamokln.
Leave Port Deposit for Philadelphia (Sundays ex
pted) at « 96 A. M. and 4.26 P. M.. Oxford forPhUa
lphia at Rio A. M., Chadd's Ford for Phlladelpba,
4:20,'F. M. Sunday, leave Oxford for Philadelphia,
4 45, PM.
'I'ralns leaving Wilmington at 6 45, A. M, and 4 00,
Lamokln Jonction with the
7 oo A M and 4 89, P M trains for Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1U 30, A M, 12 20, 5 42, and
10 20, P M.
all
try
Saiurdays
Hall siatll
OxfON
9>
P.
A
in
40
P M. will connect
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 7 46, 8.33, 8.48, and 11.06 A. M.
12.68, 2.41, 4.41, 6.81, 6.11, 7.66, and 10.66 P. M.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 7.26 A. M., Way MalL 9.86 A.
M., Express, 2.40 P. M. Express, 7.96 P. M. Express,
10.40 P. M.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and Intermediate
stations at 6.00 P. M.
Accommodation train from Port Deposit will leave
PerryvlUe at 6,47 A. M., for Baltimore and interme
diate stations.
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at 12.06 A. M.,
and ».11 A. M., and 4.86 P. M.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 12.69
2.OB and 10.09 A. M., 1.06 and 6.17 P. M.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at 7.26 P. M., stopping
noils, PerrymauB', Aberdeen, llavre-de-Grace, Perry
vllk'.ChrtricBtown, North-East, Elkton, Newark,Stan
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymont, Llnwood and
Chester.
Mag
IL F. KEENEY, Superintendent.
und THROUGH ROUTE!
O HOBT, QUICK
^ TO THE SOUTH AND WEST.
WILMINGTON Ac READING RAILROAD,
nrVIA COATBSVILLB_mm
THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINT8 SOUTH
AND WEST,
Train No. 1, leaves Wllmlugton 6.30, A. M., con
nects with Elmira Express. Train No 6, leaves
Wilmington 6. M., connects with Cincinnati Ex
press. Baggage checked through. No charge f
transfer of passeugers or baggage at Coatesvllle.
' ' d Rates, apply
. 2, West 3d Street,
For information
Franklin Telegraph Office,
W. A It. Depot, Front and Madison.
his
of
a
C. STOLZ,
Gen'l Supt. W.4K.RR.
apr6-tf
ILMINCTON * READING R. R
w
ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, May 13th, 1872.
Possengor Trains will Leave Southward as
^ Follows :
TRAINS
Readrg at
" Blrdsboro'
" Coatesvllle,
« Chadd's Ford ie 60
Ar. at Wilmington, ll 40
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Coatesvllle
Chadd's Ford, 5 (».arrive at Wilmington, 6 00. P.M
SPRING
and
Buga,
care,
The
8,
Nos. 9. 4.
A. M. P. M.
7 26 4 06
A. M. A. M.
10 86
4 35 4 40 11 10
6 20 1 40
7 26 7 30 8 81
I.
I
B
8 IS
10
4 0%
Trains Lx tv* Northward:
T.
ft,
Nos. 1.
A. M.
L'veWUmlngtoa ate 80
" Chadd's Ford, 7 26
•• Coatesvllle,
Blrdsboro'
TRAINS
P. M. P. M. A. M.
1 46 6
11 67
2 85
1 40p.
4 10 "
8 90 3 36 7 00
, 9 B0 6 2ft 8 4ft
" Reading, 10 2»
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Wllmtngto
tiadd s Ford 8 55, arrive at Coatesvllle
Ar.
rsi
n at s oo.
oo, A.
JOB
they
CONNECTIONS:
At Chadd's Ford. Trains Nos. 1, 8, 0, 7 and 8
connect for Philadelphia and 0 and 7 with trains
from Philadelphia, trains Nos. 4 and 7 connect with
trains from Baltimore, and 1 and 8 with trains for
Baltimore No. ft with train for Port Deposit.
At Coatesvllle, trains Noa. 4 and 6 connect for
Philadelphia, aed train« Nos. 1, 2 aud 8 wl'h trains
irom Philadelphia. At Blrdsboro', trains Nos. 1 and
7 connect for Philadelphia, and trains l, 3 and 7 for
Reading and North, Ea't and Weat.
Excursion Tickets will be sold for all Stations for
Sunday train going Northward ; this train will stop
for passengers at any public road crossing.
General Superintendent.
by
speci
and
by
to
myio-d4w
m
fin, ÎMarlne â fife gasuranre
ESTABLISHED
1807.
CHOMAS F. PLUMMER'S
GENERAL IN8URANOK ROOMS.
Hq. 400 MtKKR HtrrM.
Osn'l Aaency of the Manhattan Life
Ina. Co., of Mew York.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
ORGANIZED 186a
ASSETS, IS,000,000.
$10000° ° f A " eU to U * bmtl,i oytsT UdOOO fsr each
All kinds of Life and Endowment policies I w npy
Dividends annnal after the first year,and increase
with age of policy.
INCOME, $0600,000
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
North British A Mer., of
L»ndoi and Edinburgh,
Andes of Cincinnati,
Hanover, of New York,
In which Insurance la arranged
proved plans at current rate*. In
are quickly adjusted and promptly paid.
Jans-ly
$24.000,00«
16,000,000
872,627
on the moot lm
of fire loaaea
r }'HE NATIONAL
Life Insurance Co., V. S. A.
Vf AS 8 BT 8 OVKB LfiSKmEt
n.010,TW.U.
CAPIT,
M'KH.I 8
A strong Stock Company ; does business on A eaafc
basts; plans simple; contracts definit«: payment
certain ; business and reputation national. .
. JOt\EPH L. KILLOORE,
Gen'l Agent Peninsular District, W1L, DeL offloe.
Room 1, over Fourth Street Market, janio-sm
rjUIE MECHANICS' SAVINGS BANK,
NO. 4, WEST THIRD MTRMWT,
Wilmington, Delaware.
No Manager allowed to borrow any fond* of the
Institution.
JESSE snARPB, Pre sident
JAM Ed BHADFOKD,
A. H. G RIMS HAW, Secretary and Treasurer.
mot
T he new camtle county mutual
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE: 'INSTITUTE BUILDING."
Insures against FIRE Houses and all other kind
of Buildings, with their contents, for periods ef time
varying from three months to a term of years.
Managers—W illiam Tat nail, M. M. Cleaver. John
Guy er, Charles W. Howland, Edward Brlngnnrst,
Edward T. Be Hah, James Bradford, George Rich
ardson, William Canby, Samuel Oanby, Clement B.
Smyth, A. p. Shannon, James Riddle, Goa IL Bates,
Ashton Richardson.
WILLIAM TATNALL, President
8. D. Smith. Treasurer. octi«,iy
182«.
1872.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 606 Market Street, Wilmington.
Incorporated, 1896.
Charter perpetuaL Losses promptly adjusted.
any other company. Perpetual In
greatly reduced rates.
WILLIAM CANBY, President
mar8,ly
Rita •
surances ;
F. L. Gilpin, Secretary.
J.'OR PHILADELPHIA.
Commanoln« Tuesday, April eth.
THE STEAMER ARIEL
ps on TUESDAY, Aril 9th, leav
Wharf at 7 A. M., and retnming
2.80, P. M., stepping
Will resume lier trt
lng French Srreet
leave chestnut street wharf
ai
Hook and Chester
each way.
Fare to Philadelphia 80 cents. Return trip tlcfc
ap2-tf
Fre ight, will be taken at osnal raue«.
R
EDUCTION IN PA**AUK BATE*.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMER*
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta
tion or Seaport la Great Britain, Ireland, Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Holland, Bel
glam, and the United States,
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON, LIVER
POOL, GLASGOW, and DERRY by Wednesday's
Steamers $60. By S&turday'B Steamers $65 and $70.
EXCURSION TICKETS, $120.
INTERMEDIATE, - $88. | STEERAGE, • $28,
all payable In Currency.
Parties sending for tnelr friends In the Old Conn
purchase tickets at lowest rates. For fur
ther particulars apply to the Agents,
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
7 Bowling Green, N. Y.
try
Or of S. F. BETTS.
F OR LIVERPOOL and QUKKNH- >iflpk
TOWN—Inman Line or Royal Msu.SSMH.
bTBAMEus are appointed
CITY OF BRISTOL, Thcbsday, May 16th, at 12,
CITY OF MONTREAL, Saturday, May 19th, Et
9> L'ÎTX OF AKTWIRF, Ticuut, nd, u I,
P. M.
A CITY OF BROSSILS, SATUBDAT. H.; «U, At •,
And each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from
Pier 45, North River, New York.
KATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable In Currency.
STEERAGE.$86
to London
to Parla».
Passengers also forwarded to A ntxeerp, Rotterdam,
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Ac., at reduced rates.
licket» from Liverpool. Queenstown, Glasgow, or
Lojuiornierry, can be bought at moderate rates by par
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts for £\ and upward, at current rats, payable
in any part ef Great Britain and Ireland.
For farther information apply mt the Company's
offices.
fu u w* •
Payable ln Geld.
FIRST CABIN
to London...
to Paris.
in
90 I
O'DONNELL A FAULK, Sole Agents,
402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Or to HR. ROBINSON A CO., Agents, Fourth and
Market streets, Wümington. sayll.ly
PANCOAST&MAULE
227 PEAR St.
Phil adelphia.
Wrought Iron Pipe
'(OYv Çl K' 1 M.\, ?.• M'lKN'W .
uv ^
SUNDRIES FOR GAS
« HTTCfit.
y
I
pi aw or °/pc cur ro onres.
'SUCCEED
Morris,Tasker &Cp.
For High & Low Press
Heating Apparatus fo» all classes
of Bdild.ngs. Laundry and
L" r ' r Ctr tin a * y- V • & u
e Steam
A
THE "LIGHT RUNNING**!
^DOMESTIC]
AGENTS
A.
are wanted for ■
every town ln ■
Delaware, to I
whom c om mis- I
slon will be paid I
CASH./
Apply in person
or by letter
office of
» domestic" ». M. Co., ,1815 Chegtnut Street,
Pblladel
Or 611
W. N.Ü
8
for
for
for
1 n
m
tting Street, Wilmington, DeL
IB80N, Ag*nw **m-2a 4p f » $pn

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