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FINANCIAL AMO COMMERCIAL.
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MERELY MENTIONED.
—The day ta anltry,
—Bay Harper * Weekly, this week, by all means.
—The Ocean House, at Cape May, will open Jane
97th.
-Geo. T. Keller will
—W. U. Seward la In favor of Grant.
for Mayer.
—The Tribune reails the World out of the D
crallc party. Fanny.
"a splendid, though
—A hearse ts described
d vehicle."
—The brides
say "love, honor an«i ba gsy."
—Next Monday Joe Jefferson will play In Phila
delphia.
—The latest Greeley hat is right pretty, stop and
sac it at Bamuel Culbert'a 003 Market street.
—Brigham Young has Just quarreled with h'l
mothers-lu-Law.
—For tasteful job printing go direct tj the Coxr
msmcixl Job office.
—With that
to wear to-morrow you shou'd have a
procured at small
603 Market street.
E
salt of clothe» which you
stylish
expect
hat, It
of Bamuel Fulbert, at
tWThr Domee.ic sewing machine
out of ** time," haa
not be put
cog-w licelB.
Brlp or toe Perieh. — This
teeth would say if they could remonstrate wi
owners; and mark this, the teeth cannot serlsli
become yellow if the Sozodont ia used dally.
what neglected
i'i<
* rrxooeltiee in Men's Funds hing Goods, at Dough
tW~ Summer 6 Air tu ot all Blzes, from 26 conta up,
t Doug ten's. _
itylee ot Neck Wear always
,t Doughten'a. _
— * Fancy Stripe, Balbrlggan, and English half
Hose, at Doughteu s.
n r~The l'aient Panta'oon Drawers arc comfortable
and sold at Doughten s.
hand
ITT hr Domestic hat more IWW
than any family sewing machine.
ander the an
the Uul
ted Sûtes, and manufactured only at Doughten'a.
8 WTThe Para,
Shirt la popular all
vrihe Çuyot Stupe w I er has
tlon Of
enviable reputa
yeare' staiidtug, and sold at Doughten'a.
J. P.
full line of
cities, and at 20 per cent. less.
IffTo remove Paint or Tar from your clothing,
• oGLLAH REWARD SOAP. 1 '
WM. U, ALLMOND A bltu., Agents for Wilmington
Dough ten, Au. 410 Market f-treet, ke a ps a
Men's Goods, second to none In the large
IW-TRM PROGRESS OF TBM AGE.
for the Working People to deal at,
always be dealt with
K ateet variety ef goods el any
.te, at the lowest prices.
No. fourth
The
CniAP John's, you
»
tl 8
most
6th
tW~Rrti*\aiej Furniture Store.— The attention
«nubile la called to the very large and varied
nek ot furniture of J. A J. Ai. Harman,
lug BtreeL There I« udthlng oqual to It in the
of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
dwelling can doubtless be accommo
<1 reliable firm. They
S Müls and sell at prices as low as the best
e large cities.
el
otQce
dated by this old
their
booses
tWTSPRING GOODS.—Mr. John II. Muhlhauaen's
S leasaut tailoring entablement, a„4lf. Klug street,
as Just been supplied with a line stock of Hpsino
1 discrimination,
past such a stock as tasteful people like to examine
und select frein. Mr. M's. customers have the ad
vantage of hlB 10 y
of goods and «tyl«
bpring good« flhould, by all mean«, call
bclore getting measured.
, selected with much c
day
and
the
el«.
' experience in the selection
of make up. Those
his place
tW~The lar ft com Remedy tor weakness Of
Is a dose of Rum Bitters. They
Fusel Oil, a deadly element, which 1«
active by the puageut astringent«
omblned If your stomach is weak
bowels disordered,
charged
rcudera«
with which it Is c
your liver
>1 regulate them with V
Vegetable btoma«- WKÊ
sirengthen
•gar Bitters, a pure
Be, Corrective and Aperient,
cupablc of Infusing
disordered system.
P.
to
New
Rev.
I0
A.
llev.
ing
P
«>m alcohol,
(riteUte
your exhausted
vr NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives his friends and the
public generally to understand tliat, notwithstand
ing the absurd reports to the contrary—gotten up
and circulated by certain croas-gralued Individuals,
acuated
•»y raailckus motlvea —he may still be
hl« place of business. Nos. 012 and 514
, where lie expect« to remain until It
remove elsewhere, and from
uuplate a speedy removal,
of the premises.
Market x
his pleasure
which he «Iocs
lie has a
years'
Respectfully, etc
CHAH. IL NYB,
Proprtotor Wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
2d.
Old
!'
tar Hr, (ties Full of Brut
the bottle*
'« MâOb
complex«
render«
if«.—Ladles, If you would
I- tu 11, a 1 you have t v do is
M. That peer
only height
:n the plainest "
It recall« Uj
i betuty
m'
purchase
s is autlfler of
imtiirul « barms.
;«•
the
pallid < beek the rusy tinge ot health, removes pirn
. roughness, «al
d Imports
d softness. It smoothes
pl.H,
fat rue
«•«used by
■ I« (•
other
the skin a most delicate
lurro
fsce neck
•are, and gl»
plump and engaging appearauce of youth
ful t>eauty. All this Is ace-mipnshed by the most
natural means, vlr.: by gently and naturally stimu
lating the circulation In the capillary blooa vessels.
DesUTce being the most effectual aid to beauty
known to modern sc"
H.
of
2,
UP TOWN SHOE STORK.
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are IE oat respectfully Invited to call at
NO. 19 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
«1 satisfy themselves that that Is the pla«;e to get
«le BOOTH, HUOEH am! GAITERS
to or «1er. A perfect fit guaranteed.
LADIES', MISSUS', ami CHILDREN'S
and shoes tor sa'e at the very
call and learn mv
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for
t im boote, shoe« and gaiters.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
J. M. HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth «tuet,
(id d«»or from Shipley.) WlL. Del.
bau
■
machine sewed
lowest prices. Do not forget
mar29-tf
1
WM. M.KENNAHD&00.
I
FOURTH AND KING STREETS.
ik-slring to cloie
her Dresj Goods
stock of Spring
have marked
retail rates.
Id MuU
pile«
oh below the
EMOVAL—The undersigneil «l««lr«;s to give
removal of his Dental Offices from
. Fifth and Shipley streets
No. 696 KING street, where, with increased facul
ties, he will be pleased to wait on his patrons,
janm-am c. U. JKFFEliIS, Dentlit,
&
residence,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
St.
TRAINS LlAV* WILM1NOTON.
For Philadeljihia —A. «6, f.tO 8.10. 10.80 a. m. ; ILF),
9.00, 4.00, ft.*«. T.1S, 10.90 p. DA Sunday •
m. ; 19.90 and ft.43 p. m.
For Baltimore— 114«, 9.08 and 10.0« e. m. ; L00 ami
0.11 p. in.
For the Pela+Ore R. R. -T. a.
Returning arrive» at Wllmlngt
and 10.10
For A
For New To k—IM
m., (for Herrington,
u H 1ft, p m ,) li.r>ft
m. ; « 9ft p. ni. No Sunday traius.
Ca*t'e— 19.8ft, 7,10.10 a. m., and «.2ft p.m.
Foi CoateevilU, Headimi, 4c —1.90, aud lu 9 > ft-U*. ;
Sunday
1
4ft and e.uu p.
at 8 a.
LBAva ruLLAOBi I'm a ros wraniNOTON.
980,10.40 and 19.10 a. m. : 19.10 930, 4.00, 6.09,
T.oo, ».ou aud li.io p. in. Bundaya o.oo, it.ao p. in.
W tl.MlNU OH,
From Delaware it A.—9.00 (fmm |NeW Castle)
10.10 a. m. ; 8.80, 910 aud » p. M (The two latter
are freight with passenger oar attached.
From w. a r. Ji.-9.io and 11.40, a. m. ; 4.40 and
916 p. m. 9 inday train at 8 p. m.
From Philadelphie —1949, 966a. in ; 19.28, 19 40,
4.40, 907,918, 8.90, 10.80. Hunda/ 19.49 a. in., and
10 80 p. ui.
TRAINS
STEAMBOAT A Kill..
Lhiv h Wi'minytoH at 1 i. m.; returning leaves
Philadelphia at 98 1 p. M.
wr~ gee time tables tor farther particulars.
New Advertlee venta. This Day.
City Items—Various parties.
Hardware—Truman A Sbawr.
Notice—Carriage blacksmiths,
loe Cream— C. L. Taylor.
Dry gooils, etc.—V. K.
Hands on boots and gaiters wanted—W. Boddy
Relreshments at ubtlee.
Notice — All workingmen.
Free lunch at Nye's
Free lunch at ( handler's.
l>r. Tutt's Liver Pills,
bituxllon wanted.
1
Archambault
Butter w&e 30(S)35 cents thie morning. Btraw
berries, 12 @20
The iron railing around the West Presbyte
rian church is being erected.
City Council meets again, thia evening, to
hear and determine appeals.
The market this morning, extended almost
Mc Lear <1 Kendall's coach works.
The F. F. F. C.'s will give their annual moon
light excursion, down the bay"
evening, June 18th.
adjourned meeting of the Workingmen
favorable to the adoption of the Eight hour rule
will be held in Odd (Fellows'
evening, at 7.30 o'clock.
Mary A. Davis, a deformed orphan from the
at the Or
E bans' Home, in this city, is very ill and
opes are entertained of her reoovery.
STRAwnERBY BuiPMKNTH. — The shipments of
strawberries from the Delaware ltailroad, for
yesterday, w
York, and
Letter Carrie its' Report por May—M ail
letters received, 33,001 ; drop letters receive«!
3,945 ; papers reoeived, 19,09/ ; mail letters col
lected 22,720 ; drop letters collected, 1,990: pa
pers collected, 805.
It
at
Tuesday
An
ilall.
Tuesday
Sussex county almshouse, and
up,
twenty-four carloads to New
'en carloads to Philadelphi«.
Fair.- A Little Girls' Fair will be held at the
" Home for Aged Women," in connection with,
time of the Festival, (Tuesday,
and at the
June 11th.) The friends of the Church are
dially invited to attend, and thereby encourage
and assist in this humanitarian effort.
R. R. Kleotiom. -The New Castle A Wilming
ton R. R. Co., at their meeting ou Thursday,
elected the following Board of of Direotore : A.
C. Gray, Isaac Hinckley, J
per. Alfred C. Nowland, Samuel M. Couper. Mark
M. Cleaver. The Hoard then elected A. C. Gray,
President, and A. Horner, Seotetary and Treas
a
Lane, Wm. Con
Uxi'SAm».-By speoial request, Rev
IsvfayeVte Mbj be will repeat Ids neraion
Oeation at tho Hanover Presbyterian Chnroh,
to-morrow evening. Thin sermon was first
preached abont a month nlnee, and wae pro
nenneed bv these who heard It
most brilliant productions of tliat popular
preacher. _
A New Candidate. — George T. Keller, of tLe
6th Ward, announces himself an the Working
'h independent candidate for Mayor at the
coining election. He asks the support of all
Republicann and
go into the contest to win. If flio
will ail vote for him his chances
be despised.
T.»
we
I
of the
persons whether Democrats
promise«
working
S.U1HATH He
teacher«, and frieuda of the Uuion 31. K. Sun
day Kohool, Calvary Church Sunday School,
and Brownsville Mi««ion School, will meet thiB
ling, at 7.*^ o'clock,
Rcliool Room,
the Jubilee. The Superintendant, \V. 1». Tick
el«. re«|ueets a general attendance.
MBBTiim —The echolara
at the Union Sunday
nplete the arrangement« for
v
The Clinrrhefl To-morrow.
St. I'anl's M. E. Church, Rev. II. W. Todd»
. Service, 10j£ A. M.. and H P. M. Young
ole'« Prayer Meeting Sabbath eveuing«, at 7
P. M. Sermon by the Pastor, in the morning,
to young Christian«, aud receptiou of probation
into full connexion. Rev. J. J. Reed, of
New ark conference, will preach in the evening.
Calvary Episcopal, Third and Washington.
Rev. George A. Latimer. Service« to-morrow at
I0 l jj, A. M., and 1% P. M. Sunday School at 9
Ceutral Presbyterian Church ; nervines,
A. M., and H, p. M. Sunday School at 9, A. M.
llev. John P. Conkey, Pastor, will preach,
ing and evening.
Hanover Street Church, Otli and King etreetfl.
. K«»v.Lafav«»tte
*. M.
P
preaching to-morrw by the 1'a«
Markh, at lb' j A M.'. and ».
School at 9 o'clock, A. M. Kveuing subject, (by
«meet,) • The Creation," Genesis, 1:1.
West Church, Rev. Geo. H. Hmvth, services,
10X, A. M., and 8, 1». M.
Finit ProHbytoiian Church : Rev. Dr. T. J.
Shepherd, of i'hital'a. will preach in this church
to-morrow morning and evening.
Scott M. E. Church, Rev. T. L. Tompkinson,
Pastor. Preaching at 10W, A. M., aim 6 P M.
Sunday Scltool at 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Friday
evening, at 8 o'clock.
01»l Swede's Church.
2d. at 10K A. M. and 4 P. M.
Old Church, who have
.-'.il I.;i: h
Sunday, June
Friends of the
yet contributed
towards the purchase of the Commnniou Hervice.
. Mark« Mission chapel,
re«|ue«ted lo do so to-morrow
convenient.
New Jerusalem, Delaware Avenue,Rev. Willard
H. llinkley, A. M., aud 7j-J, P. M. Sunday
school 9 A. M.
Grace Church, at 10^ A. M , ltev. J. J. Reed,
of Newark Conference ; at 8 P. M., llev. K. P.
Jervis, of New York.
Delaware Avenue Baptist, Rev. G. W. F«»lwell.
10J«j, A.31.,aud 8 P. M. Bible Hchool at 2, P.M.
Olivet Presbyterian, corner of Adams
Chestnut streets. Rev. A. J. Snyder. 1UJ^, A. M..
and 7W, P. 31. Sunday schools at 9, A. 31., ami
2, P. 31.
ament ly
Aubury 31. E., Rev. Enoch Stubb«, Pastor.
Preacliii
K at lüW, A. M., ami V/+ P. M.
th 31. E. Chapel, Rev. H. H. Davie,
Pastor, 'leiith and Church street«. Services.
A. 31., and 7, P. 31. Sabbath School
! ,■
Brandywine 3T. E., Rev. T. B. Hunter, lOVtf,
A. M., and 7, P. M.
Alaoley Chapel, comer of Claymout Avenue
and B street. Service« at 7, P. M., aud on Tues
day« at P- M. Sunday school at 2, P. M.
Hev. Jacob Todd, of .Grace Church,will preach
at 7.30, in the eveuing.
Union M. E. Church, Rev. Cliae. Hill, Pastor.
Preaching at 10)^ o'clock, A. 31., and 7^, P. 31.
Mount Salem if. E., Rev. G. D. Wataon, 10X,
A. M., 7, P. M. Sunday school at 2 o'olock.
First Baptist, Rev. K. Edgar 3Iaryott, Pastor
A.31., and 1%, P.M. Sunday school 9, A. M
Second Baptist Church, Rev. James Waters.
Pastor. Servie
Sunday School
1 11
I0Jv, A. M., and 7 %, P. 31.
2, P. M. Iu the eveniug the
Pastor, Rev. James Water«,will deliver a sermon
to tlio Sunday School. The School will by
quest, repeat some of their Anuiveraary Bongs.
St. Andrews Churoh, Eighth aud Shipley Ute.
Bishop Leo, Hector ; Rov.Mr. Arnold, Assistant,
ÎOH'.A. M. 1%, P. M.
St.John's P. E.. Brandywine, Rev. T. Gardiner
Littell, pastor, 10)1 o'clock, A. 31. The eveniug
service to-morrow, aud until further notice, will
be held at 4 o'clock. Kervioe on Wednesdays at
7%, P. M., and on Fridays at 4, P. M.
3Irs. F. O. Hyser will s]»eak in the Old Union
Chnroh, to-morrow, at 10 1 * o'clock, A. 31., and
7}:j P. 31. Seats free. Svbj&ct given by the
dience.
I
American Church, between 12th and
13th streets. Rev. Edward Williams, pastor,
Morning services at ID'* o'clock. Sunday sclioo.
at 2 o'clock. Afternoon services, 3 o'clock.
Evening, 7j*.
African Union Church, French street, hot ween
Hlli and 9th, Rev. J. W. Leekins, pastor,
ing services at lükî ; afternoou, 3 ;
7k'. Sabbath school at 1>£, P. 31.
K. Zion M. E. Church, comer of Ninth and
Flench streets, Rev.J.D. Elbert, pastor. 3Iom
dees at 10 o'chtck ; Sunday school at ;
afternoon servioes at 3 P. M.; evening 7%, P. 31.
St. Peter « African Union chapel, on West 2nd
street. Services at 10j^ f A. M.. aud 7%, P. M.
Sabbath school at 3 o'clock, P. M.
Bothel A. M. E. Church, Walnut street above
Sixth, Rev. T. G. Steward. Servioes at 10){ aud
l',.i
Morn
evenrng,
u..
7»»'.
falsa M. m. Jubilee.
AMD aoof* or MABOl.
Kirtt Dimexon.
Marshal, Jo«. E. Miller.
Aids—Solomon Herser, Horace liudolph, H. O.
Form on Washington street, below Ninth, right
resting on Ninth, in the following order:
Fort McHenry Band.
St. Pauls, Uniou, Olivet, Koee Hill and Brahdy
„ wine schools.
St conil lUoittion.
roaitATioN or
of
the
ting
the
SUod
Marshall, Win. H. Hillany.
Aida—L. F. Kiddle. E U. Clark, Johu Galbraith.
Form
West street, below Niuth, right resting
Ninth, m the following order :
U nited Cornet Band.
West, Biddles Chapel, Scott aud Marshallton
schools.
Coatesviile Cornet Baud.
Delaware Avenue,MoOowelviHe Baptist Mission,
aud Mount Salem Schools.
Third JHvirio.i.
Marshal, Win. H. Foulk.
Aide -Samuel A. Macalllster, Win. M. Pyle, Geo.
C. Marie.
Tatnall below Ninth, right resting
Ninth, in the following order :
City Cornet Band.
Grace, Epwoith, Madeley, New Castle, First
Presbyterian and Hanover Schools.
Fourth Division.
Form
the
'X
Marshal, Alfred Gxwthrop.
Alils— P. T. E. Smith, W. B. Genu, Lewis P.
Bush.
Orauge street, below Niuth, right rest
mg on Ninth, in the following order :
New Castle Cornet Baud.
Contrat, Rodney, tiilbert and Asbury Schools
West Chester Comet Band.
Heoond Bip tint School.
Division Marshals will
are formed
precisely,
1
that their Divinious
id ready to move at nine. A. ,Y.,
the following
of
Along the eouth side of Niuta to King,
down west vide of King to Sixth,
east vide of King,up King to uorth aide of Niuth
out Ninth to West, up West to uorth side Dela
ware Avenue, out Deiaaare Avenue to Biddle's
Road, out Kuldle'a Road to Grove.
Upon arrival at the Grove, each school Mar
shal will march his school to their church head
quarters and dismiss. The line will not again
be formed.
Schools will form and march in any order they
prefer.
Head<iuaiters from eight, A. M., until the line
, will be at Grace Church Chapel.
E. F. Ja«ks, Chief Marshal.
W. H. CbOWAHD )
Chauleh Baihd> Aids.
H. E. Hkimi.
the
Kdi
«rd J. Douglierty for Mayor.
To the Editor of the Commercial ;
Much has been said in referonoe to tho worth
and ability of two gentlemen, numtioaeij for the
Mayoralty of
and
city, by the Republican party,
, with vonr permission, I bog leave
bear my humble testimony in favor of another
named for the
position, aud, in my esti
mation, eminently qualified in every particular
to fill it with credit to himself and honor to the
party he represents. The action of the Natioual
Convention in selecting Graut, the soldier, and
Wilson, the workingman, for
standard bear
is the time to speak for a
of strongth
to victory in the
ers, telle
combining both tlu
the proper
ing city oamoaign.
I mean C«pt» Eiward J. Dougherty, the
. when the find blast of
slemei
■
mechanic,
bogle sounded.iiuietly laid aside the hatchet and
saw, aud donned the uniform of his country's
defenders, aud not nntil the last armed foe of
reudored did he
nation's honor ha«l
to the bench ho had left.
Mr. Dougherty is uuquestiouably the
combining Hie elements of hfrength that
calculated to insure buocchh. 1 liave known him
from boyhood. He wan bora «hi the Banks of
the Brandyatiie, of pareule like Uiose of hun
dreds of the I «est men of the land. The
daughter of honest toil, their children followed
In the same path, and their son Edward, when
old enough, wan apprenticed te the car building
trade, at which he was engaged when the
opened, aud to which he returned at its close.
From a position at the Jaekson -V Sharp Co.'s
works he was taken aud appointed Chief of
Police of our city, which he tilled to the satisfac;
tion of all partioa, regardless of politics, posi
tion or color.
ami
Micr stand« nnimpeached.
Holdier. and
ily the brave
entitled to wear. Am a soldier, aud
particularly, a privat , lie will bring to hi« «up
port a large portion of that element, while as a
workingman lie will get vote« that no other
* t "He is oiio of U«," is the exclamation'I have
eard coining from tinny I ard listed mechanic«,
« oi k m but many
«I I know, too,that if Nod is nominated
from the oppoei
account of lus bon,g a
He entere«! the army
came home with laurel« which
a private
not only in the «lmp I
other«.
he will g< t a great
tion party, «imply on
kingman.
In I860, Mr. Dougherty was eleoteil our repre
sentative to the National Convention of Carpen
and Joiner«, held in Detroit. Michigan. He
urged to accept the Uroaidency of the Cou
v nit ion. but déclin -d in favor of a Mr. Reid, of
New York, one of the oldeiit member« of
craft He wan. however, prevailed upon
ccept the pOHitiun of Cor. Secretary, to which
position I e was elected by acclamation, and we,
the workiugmeu and mechanic«, intend, in Sep
tember, to elect him Mayor «>f
erwheltnuig majority
7
of
at
9
city by
representative.
WuItKINOMAH.
re«l ! An immense additi
t toek of Hummer clothing. Our splendid
lualitioH, va«t a««ortment and
ii«hmg and completely
of the piildio. First cI»m« «dothiug at the lowe«t
prices. Every garment guaranteed to give sat
isfaction, and cheaper than
elsewhere. Bennett A Co '« To
to
y low price«,
every want
J.
h
be obtained
Hall, No.
518 Market «troet, half way between Fifth and
Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
a
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the
P.
M..
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m 3
ly
m
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the
Ute.
will
at
and
Ode to the Publick.
TUNE—**Paper Hungern Gran* Murch."
Paper for the wall.
Window Hhailes for all,
For satisfaction, give a call
To Bawl, opposite the City Hell.
and
ween
and
;
31.
2nd
M.
above
aud
NO CAUSE FOR DELAY NOW.
We have added more
«1 c
the very iwst
lug the great drain made upon
.have a great assorimeut
constantly receiving
large force of
to
Morn
skilled workmen,
wur* at short
mauner. Notwltbstand
immeuse stock.
• select from
and choice pat
•tl
urns,
Any pattern, style
of window
S.
color
sha«l( s made or
'V
B
letter j« 1 to
pat them up îor you.
L
and
L
«& CO,
The Amaranthine.
ITS KNTKRTX1NMXHT, LAST XVXWING.
The Amaranthine Literary Society, composed
of pnpile and ex-pupils of Taylor A Jackson's
Academy, gare an entertainment in the Academy
building, last evening. Every seat in the room
(V'cuiiied.all the available standing
1. ana many persons gathered on
outside and in the gymnasium, unable to gaiu
admittance.
The room had been gaily decorated by fair
hands for the oooasiim, and with that exquisite
degree of taste and skill winch can only be ap
proached by the fair sex All aiouud the room
evergreen« hung iu graceful festoons, while lu
the back ground,upon the stage,were artistically
arranged several appropriate fl >ral davit.
ting au aroma the fragraneo of which burdened
the atmosphere of the
The exerciaee oonsisted of rent at ions, tableaux,
charadee, eeaays, poems, and the readiug of the
•ociely paper. The recitations evidenced a high
degree of elocutionary attainment, the tableaux
charades were appropriate and well rendormi,
while the poem, by Mary A. Ingram, and the
oasaya by Hel n 8. Garrett and Arvella Preston
renikrkable in their composition and recital.
borrowed and hackneyed
F
the ste|«s
SUod
They
ideas and expressions, but a refreshing pre*
tation of original thought and lauguage. The
salutatory was spoken bv Emily Churchman.aud
the valedictory by M. Louisa Jourdan, both of
fine prod not ions.
We would res|>octfnlly suggest that the next
entertainment by the Amarauthiue be held in a
commodious
'X Ill'll
NwrlrlleN.
wcrrrNdH
irVRHIHO.
be
Mechanic's Lodge, No. 4, I. O. G. F. f at Odd
Fellows' Hall. 3d aud King.
Tribe. No. 8,1. 0. B. M., at Red Men's
5, Market street.
1
Hall,
La Fayette I«odge, No. 2, K. of P., at Kuighta
of Pythias Hall, 211 Market streut.
Asbury Lodge,I. O. of G. T.,at 6lh
Streets.
id Market
Jefferson Council, No. 10. O. U A M., at Me
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. 18, I. O. O. F., at Odd
Fellows' Hall, Rising Sun.
Police Court.
■
J
Mary McManus had a hearing, this
charged with disorderly
brooming language toward George Strong and
others. She was lined tl and, costB aud held
lor $100 to keep the peace,
airested for committing an i
Henry Jenkins. Fined
held to hail for $20U to keep the poace.
There
tlio usual linoH
■
duct and using
Samuel Smith was
assault and battery
$3. and cost and
for drunkenneHH, and
two c
mil""« I
1
Mortoe Novin.
The Hchooners William James and Jet
arrived yesterday.
miles
It is to be regretted that
the great auction sale of dry goods by Messrs.
Ogle A Miller, at their auction house, 605 Mar
ket street. Attend to this, readers,
opportunity for eeouring real bargains in the
finest imported dry goods, cloths, silks, carpets,
Ac., may not occur
week will close
■./111.
cSituatldns and ÎJrtp Wantrfl.
(Advertlsemente4)f three lines
this head twice for so cents.)
inserted under
W ANTED— A Himation for the aumoier by a
Hinarl boy of 17. Apply to
MILTON JACKSON,
Taylor A Jackson s Aca«l«my.
ANTED—In>m««dlately, hand« on !>oo*h and
gaiters. Apply to WM. BODDY,
No. 8, W. hearth street
elgjit able-bvlied white
W. JUNKS A (JU.,
1(1« Wain at street.
JfA 81
W
jcS if
ANTED -Six
>V
M-W
W ANTED — Ten cigar makers on line w»rk,
«toady empleymeut ut good wage«. Afbirww
C. P. SMITH,
Brand»wine cigar Manufactory,
M*rshalton, Chester Ce., Pa.
aN^BD—A flr«t-claM carriage trimmer, and
flalshur. DEL. CARRIAGE WORKS,
2 « King street.^
enda
glVWD.
Bramlywluo Bridge, up
JcS-tf
je» 4P
W
Jtft Ol
ANTED.—A gooil c ok. with
whom liberal wages will
W
Hull
Apr.lv, second House
per side.
W ANTED—A white girl for general iKMiaework.
UihmI wagen. FitANK'H,
mav2,tf Oil Market street.
W ANTED—A goo.t &c
eighteen years of ago, t* 10
ness; must come well
hand writing,
my87-tf
, about
tK> W b
oiumciulcil Address in
LEDGER,
at This C'ffice.
the printing mist ness.
Tal» OFFICE.
: young
W
ANTED
Apply
. bty to leu..
raylfl tf
Wmrtefl.
(Advertisements of three Unes
this head three tlm«« for 00 cents.)
W ANTED— Purchase Money Mortgages
$1,B00 t ,000, I2 60A.
Je7-3t
uuerted trader
$1,000
SAMUEL W. McCAULLBY.
602,(» Market street.
>v
ANTED—Gents
know _ _
Straw a- d Panama hats rennvat<-d at Fo
and King streets.
they e
get
Je6-lIU
I) M. CLOUD.
>V
ANTED.-A :
at the
large q lantity of vhlte oak logs
HAW MILL,
foot of West St, Wllmiugtou, Del.
Apply
jan j V
#0tlMS.
OTICE —An adjourned meeting ot all working
favorable to the adoption of the Right
Rule, will in -et at (bid Fellows' Hall, on Tues
«lay evening, the llth Inst., at 7.30o'clock. All work
logmen
J5
•quested
OTICE —There will be a meet ng of the J«
neyrnen carriage IXackamphs on Momlay
evening next, l°th lust, at « o'clock, in Dlau.nnd
State Guard's Rooiu, 'third and Market
«1er iutttt»*rs of mterest to
Invited to atteml.
(L
N
craft. Ail
JcH-lt*
N UTlCB.—The members of DIAMOM) HI'AT ft
LODGE, No. o A. u. uf U. F. and the order in
genera 1 ara, respectrury requested to meet at the,r
hail, N.B. err. Third and Market streets, on Sunday.
June O h, 1872, at 1 o'clock, P. M , to atteml the lui
ial of our late brother Y, m. B. Turner, dee d.
W. G.
_WM. M. JOHNSON, R. 8.
1er of
J«*7-2P
N OTICE—A stated meeting of the memuers of
JEFFERSON COUNCIL No. lu, O. II. A M.
will be held Hatunlay evening, June 8th, a 7\
o'clock. A fu'l aitendantie la requested as bu«lies«
of Importance auu of Interest to every member will
transacted.
_E. A. CH AMBERS , Set 'y.
Wilwinoton, June nth, (87«.
- "«trrymg on business In
d says that he learned his t rade with
d d, for 1 discharged him.
ROBERT MCCAULLEY.
N
or ck.
Charles Wenxle
which Ik
J eö Bf
milAI BOUaE YO" LIVE IN._l)r. K I». Ban
JL »mg, Hr., of New York, inform« the ladlea that
he \ ill give a series of lecturoa lu Instftute Hall on
the a;>ove subject In Its practical tmar-ng ob health,
physical education, and the prevention and removal
of splual, nervous ami d gestlve affections and
valent physical dlsabllltlea of women, as follow,
at 3, P. M„ on haturuay, Mon«ay.Tuesday and Wed
nesday the nth. loth, 1 th and 12th, lusts. Mother«
and young ladles who care to know more of the
?, w » u ' al hous« of whim God has constitute«!
them the keeper, w 11 do well to attend.
Free.
Je6 fit*
ACTION.—"
The public tt .„
Kllwood Mercer
employ.
Wilminoto«, June I8t, 1872.
hereby cautioned against trusting
oar account • •
Jeö at
I,.
i«>(
LEMON A I 0.
mjOTICE.—Tlie 4th Annual Meeting of the w
men'« Union Ml «si »nary Hocltey will be held
Hanover Presbyterian Church on Thursday Juue
^8 4^cIo< Ic. Interesting addressee win be dei.v
cd. Public are cordi ally Invited ._ jeuat.
N o ' ICE—All persons reqalrlng a 8tate Uceimë
for the year «•ominem ing June l«t, 1«72, « an
procure.the same at the Grocery Store or HDrlng«-r
Clcland A Co., No. any We«t Hue »nd stre«:*. or .»r *
JNO. F. SPRINGER,
Clerk of the Peace at New castle.
Je , ',flt.
/ 1111 ASMKMHJIENT.
The City A«HCH8ment for the year 1872, havln
been completed. Is filed In the offl<Mj ef the Clerk
the city council for public Inspection.
The City Count^11 alii sit to hear appeal« from the
uee s em eiit«on Wednesday, Friday
URDAY, tn« 6th, 7th, au<! 8th days of June,
o'clock. P. M. K. T. TAYLOR,
m y^-tmen _ Clerk of the City Council
OTIOB.
-1 :
N
TilB WILMINGTON A HEADING IL It
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY'.
PACKAGES, ami EXPRESS MATTER to and
from all points on the line of their roa«l ami West
Chester. Express matter sent t.» Franklin Telegraph
Office, No. 2, West Third street,or their Depot Front
«I Madison, orord. ra lef' with McMullen A Heal,
delivering agents will receive prompt atteutl««
»Prt-tf C. STOLZ, Ueu'i Supt.
rilAKE NOTICE.—Persons ieUlng or disposing of
X property iuu«t notify the A««es««»rs. or (liey
will be held respoiiHibie for the tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLER.610 Washington street.. North District
WM. HTILLBY, 2il Poplar stréet. Sooth District,
Assessors. Sixth street is the dividing line
the two districts.
of
lanw tl
W HALE OIL SOAP and Carbolic plant protec
tor for destroying Ins ets on tree», c-'
Vegetables, etc., at A. T. ALDERDICE'H,
No. Ill Shipley street.
T HE Delaware Vrteaae Is read by everybody
in the oQunuv
|rff ïuinlirs.
RUE I.UNCH,
F
THIS EVENING,
AT
ON
N Y I ' I
SIXTH AND MARKET.
jean _
£jHANDI.BH
SERVES UP TO HIS FRIBNu c ,
AN
F I. R Cl A N T MINI' II,
THIS EVENING.
Filth
('ll AN HI,Kit,
Market.
Jd8* t
l'o'.i und jfouttd.
K
T — A pocket-book containing |l2, and a
Seed, payable
élu que for t J6, lu favo
Hank, Peer a 111., with other pap.
cept u> owner The Under will be suitably
rewarded by leaving «axe at 9xo King street
Je8-Ht*
r John
■
J. ftEEI).
hoarding.
OAKD—'With front room, for
J et-tf
OARDlNG—Three or four gentlemen can pro
boaid with plea«
gentle
819 KI^O KTRBRT.
8
B
II
It
At
333 EAST FOURTH STREET.
jnyw-im _
oXKfllNQ -fwo second story r-oniA. with
board. In a privât.* family, «na be had on King
street, between Hcventh aud Eight Apply at
may90.tr_ THIS oFMDR.
BOARDING—A .A M. F./hergUl having rented
B the building at the comer of Klghih ami West
sue, formerly occupied t»y
Urn
Misses Grlmshaw,
Intend to open a boarding house, aud will
receive bordera.
be ready
Table board a:
a few weeks
apri9-tf
OARDlNG—In a private family ; beautiful
of city and country; high, healthy location,
large airy rooms. Apply
EIGHTH i
rav9-tf
OARDlNG, for ladles and gentlemen
mar«7 tf 417 MARKET BT.
'
It
..t
FRANK UN STB.,
Wilmington Del.
UARDINU—
apri-tim
It
900 DELA WARBAVENUE,
ntlemen can be accomo
■ BOARDING.— ÂÜW g«
J Y (luted with board at
febn-tf
WALNUT STREET.
£ov |lrnt.
HOB RENT— CREAI*.— Six
Market street. It quire
Je*- 1 "*
seven rooms
_810 MARKET STREET.
very pleasant aecon.Tauiry offi e
cr No. 2, E. Third struct. Apply to
JNO R. HOLT,
Third and Market street«.
JjlOH RENT—A
mylH-tf
■ NOR RENT-A large i
I 1 front, I arg«) yard back
Apply
with ofiloe
wlih stabling for
P. WORK ALL A OO.,
41« W. Front street,
E. C. Pierson, (next
six
1
spru-tf
IVOR REN 1 !*—Two frame houses
1 from city limita. Apply to
roaris-tf
r.)
mile
1
THOMAS WALT
IIARF PROPERTY FOR RENT—Situated
South
>\
cud of Market St. Bridge. Apply to
C11A8. WARNER A CO.
Delaware Avenue,
in complete order ; and also
of the lot, built
M. M. CHILD A CO.,
No. 4 West Seventh street.
Wilmington, DeL
I NOR KENT.—House No.
» with flftc
will sell a frame bulldliig
for a billiard room. Apply to
-tf
§ep
tot .Sale.
ilOR HALB— P
No.
in Grace Church. Ap
11. C. ROBINnON,
Fourth and Market
Km
F iult MALK-At a great bargain, a Mag«*
stove. In good order. Apply at
FL1NN A JACKSON'S,
Market street,
■jlult S \ LE.—Thé Gooil WHI, Ht«»« k and Fixtures
I 1 of.tne WATCH ANI) JEWELRt BUSINESS,
tubltshud upwards et alxty years at the 8. W. comer
Marvel
polled, by til health,
fter the goo«1 will sb
apply te Mr I'rcsnm I/a. of
i power of Attorney to trana
durlng my lnsbliliy to attend
FERRIS, .Ik.,
Market
Wlliultigtou. Del.
jok
mjKo tf
Hits, Wilmington, Delaware.
reliuquiah my
Fourth
Belage
biutnsss, I
Hale. Purcbos
this city
H"t all nuMlaraH Ur
to It.
d hxu.rea for
lias a full
/..
Fourth
myte-tf
l.lbR bALE.— Dwelling house, No. 832 Mur- sfA
J 1 ket street, 22 feet fr«.nt, the lot running
tnrough to King street. PohhcshIou Uct. l«t, 1572.
Lot ou Klug sti
adjoining M 1 a:
A Kendall's
Coach Factory, 9V feet front, running through to
Frutich street. Possession March .. .
EDWARD BKTTH,
ALFRED Ba'llS
■ AUK SALE OR RENT,—Halo«
E7 Hnuib «ble «if Market Htrevt Bridge, W llmlug
ton, Delaware. Apply to v. A. Ell AK'l H,
_ni)2M2t ou the preii
A FARM FOR HALE.—The anderalgned being
advanced In years, having concluded to dls
coutluue farming,
ninety flv
Cu_ Del.,on public r«
Heaford ; six iiiIIch from latter place,
k* from Nan tie«, ke river. It
held«, t we of which arc well
being highly improved
growth of corn, wheat,
seventy
d statue on the
JI hla farm contatnlug
, situated
lea ling from GaluDuwn m
«I one-half
i divided Into
lu clover,
<1 well adapt««) to tnu
,i the grouses. There
culilvailo
I
bal
a gotid apple
two-story
eliaril of dur
chard. The l>
ilwel Ing with single
buildings «Ulli le
luforinatlou giveu
•■leg.-« conslHt uf a
'
ory a.ljolnln^. Out
k:
appllcatlun to
u. Fisher
E/KnIEL REED,
Hiaford, l el.
IJIOK SALK OR RENT. — 1
Mr Harmon atreot amt Gllplu Avenue, lo Kjl
rooms each; front aud back yards; hot and coi
easy. Applv to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Real Estate Agent,
proprietor,
iuylo-<
h*.
d
marfi-tf
1 j 9GU SALE.—The very desirable
1 brick reside»« >, No. 99» Tatnall
contatnlug ten r«
W. Beveuth Ht.
«-«tory
II
modern Improvement«
CHAH. R. JONES,
l"9 V\ alnut street.
■ aor HALE—Heattergooi Allen. Uni W. Front Ht.
T I» receiving large supplb'B t.f Bale«l Hay, by
rail, which he is Helling at Hie lowest market prices.
•e lot of lluy loose by tn«
leave your or« I ers.
I HI.
mp7-lf
A '■
« ail
*<!•«- i-i r
I
|30R HALE—A
thorough orilsr. Apply
W* R. A H. GAUHE.
1.30R HALE—House 617 West sireeu May
dally after 3 P. M. Apply to
. T. WARNER, Jr.,
Markat-Htreet Wharf.
yAMUEL W. McCAULLEY»
i;onveyunrcr. Heul hainte Agent nnd ( oui
uilsalu
engine In
ft
in
lui
Ik «9
apr27,tf
of
7\
PeunN>lviinliL.
Conveyancing in all Its branches.
Prompt attention given to buying, selling, ex
changing aud reining real esiuie, and collecting
rents.
Money carefully Invested, and loans negotiated
bond and mortgage, with ample security.
Estate« Mettled.
information cheerfully given upon application,
either In person or by letter.
Office open until 8 o'clock In the evening.
OFPICK i-No. OOîltf Market Ntreet,
Wilmington. Del., Second F!o«)r.
on
the
Nbl$4n
Proposals.
PROPOSALS
For Bulldlns a Public School Houae
SeaM proiMUala w.ll h« revived hy tlm under
signed Bulldiug Committee at the office of the Sec
ret ary of the noanl of K lucatioo, M r. J«
»»re, until SATURDAY June 8th
Jpr bul dlug a Public School House un lut owned bv
Board of Eiluoetiou, <*u Claymout, between a and
Lo dell streets, South Wilmlng on.
Plan« can be seen and «pecincutlonH will he fur
icd, ou application to any numour of the Com
L Kll
2, at 6 F. M.
an
*
uilttee.
Pantos making proposals
queated i
proposals »lie time for payments.
JSÜr "**- ieW3rve tUu n * ,u 10 any
No bid Will be
spoUHl le party.
«•eptei! unless
be from a ro
H. B McINTIRE,
JOHN II. MOURE.
*M. II. GBit FIN.
Building Committee.
the
W ILMIM0TON, May mil, 1872.
SrBlstrr's got!«*.
:
U EGIHTER'H OFFICE,
. New Ciotui Cocwrr, May 28th, 1872.
mn.V?tr.t h 5 a ÇPj ,cat,on of William C. epruance Ad
SÄÄ "» 'T
ad ver Use meut« to be poste. I within forty «lays fro
the date o such letters, In nix of the most nul die
PIMUM Of the county of New Castle.requlring aU o«r
sous having demand« against the Estate???priS
'-• Act«»f Assembly ■ 1 Ul
ud alrto c
It
and
of
(liey
1 •
oral. nie by
maile and provided.
Inserted within the
(JOMMKKC! AL, a
such C
• the same to
— —— period In the Daii v
newH,,a I ,„ | , ul , u „, i „ J WUm , u ^ u '
castle county aforesaid, the Vl2ï * ,U Nl
'Sllî pernon. clluÄ'JäSÄ
.1 provided!" 0 A " A " ,n,w I lu "deli " 1
AddreM. »'•'«■AHCAAdmr.
c-'
, 1K7B. ur
ms is
^urtltm JfraUs.
pOiTY'ONE BUILDINO LOTI
ON THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH AND VAN
BUHKN Nt JUCKT*,
AT rDBLIO SALE ON
SATURDAY, JUNE S•h t
at ft o'clock. P. M.,
Also, II LOTS and I NEW SIX
ROOMED HOUSE
, and near all the Railroads
from
near Marylatn
-'H
;";i!
erlng Wiliulinitoii
K A A. Hells' Mt.lt sn
•bovu stated
l-'or ie iib ot sale apply t
Nut Works,
GHIM9RAW, Agen»,
No 4 W. Thlid street.
I
J«7
W. STIUUAill 8k HON,
leal Etttate Agents A Auctioneer* 1
Re. Ill Baal Foaxlh IkrMt,
WTunwwvow, u»i
Public Male.
'J!i UulllliDK L«
sold at public Bale,
HaTl'HH » Y, JUNK
At half-past four o'oloc*. Twenty-five Very Valuable
, Lincoln, 13th,
Will
, '87«.
BU11.D1;
and Adam« street«,aud Hhallcross
Will «•<.MIIII. I1> «
t McDowellvilie h
doubt
LOTH, shunted
U
. 'I Ills sali;
of luth and Union Sts.,
should be Well attended as
thee
Urn lots will
hell cnKAr,
id the terms are 4,9 and 19 mouths.
Jt'8 6t
Hsles of Reel and Personal I*roi«*rty promptly at
tended to, tu City or Blate. Regular Hah-s of Furni
ture at their Auction Room, every Wh.ONB.sD \ Y
d SATURDAY mornings. Alan, Tl'KHDAT, Krtl
DAY' and SATURDAY evenings. All goods con
signed to them will be promptly attende«) to. Lib
eral advance on consignments.
ULK A dll 1,1.KK,
Row. Fata to Acents Ml Auctioneers.
Ne. (»03 dlarkel Mtreet, above Mixtli,
'"TtMlVWrm, DBL
,
o
BANKRUPTCY.
OGLE A MILLER,
Auctioneers.
OVER
■
SIÖO OOO WORTH OF DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC!
t.KKAT BANKRUPT MALK OK
DRY GOODS,
AT
OGI.K Ac .HIM.Kit'«,
620 MARKET STREET,
Commencing «
TU ES DA Y , May 4 Ht 11, JHJT,
A largo coiiilgnraont of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods,
g Of Wist of England. French
«1 German Broad«:lothH/Jorduroys, Fancy Tweeds,
Meltons, Full Cloths, Ca-tor au«l Eskimo Bea>
DosHktuH, chinchilla«. Cloaking«, Ay. Als
«I Foreign Msuuracturot Paisley, o
Broche, (jueenslau«!,
Goods In great varloty. su«:h i
colored Silks, Matins, Poplins,
CiOklts, AlpocoH, and Merinos li
: Lyo
«» BrUIsli
d Llama Hhawls.
Fine Black and
Halccun, Kmfi'ch*
erjr shat
Velvets, Silk Plush Uniting«
«I Vt*I
Vt reçus; luge her with a large stock ot Blank«»!«,
Flannel« Table Cover«, tab e «>amasks,Tuikey Red,
Loom 1 >| e. Nankins, Haudkerchleis, Molscrv,
• h, t Tint«, MusUuh and Mieetlngs, kngliHh
French Mai stille«, CouLterp' ue«, lurklsn t/iulla
Ac., Ac., aud other good« too
Particular attcntl
io luuullun.
cahed to the line ot
CARPETS.
Bmhradog Ingrain, Two and Three-piv, Tapestry,
lii iiaselH, B«»dy Miuhs Ih, Velvet
oiu day ui «I
whole t
, for CAbli
, A. M , 2, and 7, P. M.
I •
entire
•u Sold WIlllO
reserve
dl«pos«Ml of
ault
coiuineucc
my29-tf
|lrr, SRartur A lin 51 usmann
r pHE NATIONAL
Life Iiisurauce Cu.» U. H. A,
capita
SURPLUS o
U - - - - 11,000,000
»F AHHBTH OVER LIABILITIES,
$1,010,769.94.
A strong S'oi'k C mpan> ; «1«
baals; plans simple; co
btialnesaon a naali
ta «icünlie ; payment
d reputattm nail«
JOSEPH L. KlbLOORB,
Gen I Agent Peninsular District, WlL, DeL office.
ESTABLLSUEÜ
IM»7.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
Nearly 833,(199,690.
d
THOMAS F. PLUMMER'S
UENERAL INSURANCE ROOMS.
Vm. 400 MAItKKT Street.
Oen'l Atrency of the Manhattan Lifo
Ins. Co., of New York.
ORGANIZED lrtr.0.
ASSETS, $8,900,000,
INL'OMB, $2.609,900.
$140.00 far each
All kinds of Life snd Endowment policies laauod.
Dividend« anmi il after «he first year,aud 1 nr ease
wlili age of pulley.
In
Kado Of Assets to Liabilities
MO 1
.FIRE DEPARTMENT.
AB8IT8.
North British IMtr, of
London ami K«U',burgh.
Amies of Clncluuatl,
Ilanovur, of New York,
In which Insurance is arranged
prove«l plans at current _
quickly adjusted and promptly paid.
jani-iy
$ '4.(M (1,009
16,999,990
«72,627
the most lm
of Ore losses
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THOB. F. PLUMM ER, Agent
rjlHB MECIIaNIOS'HAVINGS BANK,
NO. 4 , WK8T THIRD STRKKT,
W «I.MINU . I
f, I)BI. « W 4KI.
No Manager allowed to borrow any funds of the
Institution.
JESSE SHARPR, President.
J iM Hj BRADFORD, vice President.
A. H. GKIMSUAW, Hocrolary aud Treasurer.
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f|7UB NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
JL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE: "INSTITUTE BUILDING.''
FIRE, Homme and all other kind
Of Building«, with their contents, for period« of tünu
yarvlug from three mouth« to a term of years.
/ 1 .*t? A , <, J R *r W !!! ,a ™ Tatnall, M. M. Cleaver, John
W. llowlaml, Kdwar.t nnnghurai,
S ! iï*ï rt uf!'iiî to l,B P* JamoH Bradford, George Klcli
Mn.^h' <JaDl,J, i Sninuel Dauby, Clement B.
»myth, A. I*. Shannon, James Riddle, uuo. U. Bate«
Ashton Richardson.
„ „ „ _ WIUJAM TATNALL, flo.lu.nt.
» O. oklta. Treasurer. octi8,iy
bv
ro
182«.
1 N7>£
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY^*
Ne. 608 Makkkt Htkhwt, Wiuunotom.
Incorporated, 1826.
Charter perpetuaL Disses promptly adjusted.
ÂÂ-ïiïr '*•
y. u OII.FIN, ^, UAM CAJ,BY -
die
Ul
rpBIVMING AND DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 401 LOMBARD St.
My friends
CALL AND EXAMINE MY 8TOCK.
and give
maj23-itawstf
J JAKUAINS IN FURNITURE.
id tlio public are invited
a aliare of their patronage.
v
u '
1
WM. M. FRANCIS.
derslgned having c
teuslve alterations m m« sb
«*f notifying he pabitc that
«»ff- r his entire
prices.
:lu<1o«l
, takes this method
uuttl July 1st he will
:k of furniture atgr«.atly reduut d
THOMAS J. GRAVES,
mi> K ' ,,g
A Äld'KmÄ"* 1 "* "" Ura ».
A. T. ALDEBDICE'8
Ho. m HIUpl.j ML
I WLADIMX, DBX Till W11D
♦
4
FAMILY
FAVORITE
hewing
nach in 8.
If yon wl.li an «oononiloaL durable, an.: m ....
respect, a desirable Hewing Machine it«* Ter J
mauaged. makes the Lo3k HTITCH a m 'T 3
I letter autlafactlon than any other. 1
HALES ROOM,
JIU MARKET HTltEKr.
jÇhunrtal.
I If NT NATIONAL BANK, *
br WILMINGTON,
Depo» lory of the Publie 30 . ni..,
FINANCi »L AGENT OF TUB UNITED HTa p^j
EDWARD BKTTH, pRBIUP9»rr. 8TATW '
GKO. D. ARMSTRONG, CimniR.
Paid Up Capital,.
wrphiiadelnhla and New York Kxciianof. m.
nlshed to regular depositors without charged f
Discount «lays, Mondays and Thoradays,
D1 RECTOKB;
A B.
ChBMBNT B. BMYTH,
IHKAKI. iT'Hh Y,
IlKNKJ H. Moi OMR,
BamL'sl Jamks,
Gbohox w. Bubh,
Eu Gakkbtt.
Johu r a T. HiAi.n,
Wtixiam Tatkaii,,
Edward Bbttr. c«ti.i y
rjlHK AKTlMANft' MAYING« BANK,
NO. SOT MARKET STREET
WI1.UINQTON. Dll. '
Open to reçoive deposits dally (Sundays exotmad
during the usual business hiura, and on TurL «
and Saturday evenlligs fnim 7 to 8 o'clock P M
All the proBts of the Bank, after the payment
necessary expenses, are devoted to theUm-nt of
the depositors, and dividends are made semi-»" *
April aud October. Since the orgaolaatiim „t
the Bank, In 1881, the dividends have ualformiy Z.*
the rate of six per cent, per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded os deprtira H nd
"" UUM 10 P * n ' 0lP ' U - 111
, jsaw 5 ':cr * Mrrow ,ur -
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MANÀOKF8:
8. h.i.i.n,
t'l.KUKNT B. HMYTB,
GkokocW. Ht'Hn,
GKOKOR S. t.'APKiJ.R,
M. L. LiniTKNsrhiN'
N. R. Bicnson,
Job 11. Jai kHon,
Wm. II. bwipr.
ANTUONY IIllMHNH.
WM H HILLE», rreai.tenf
G ta w. Bush, vice i*resi —
iK;ti2-ly
EbWAHI) Daki.imiton,
UKNiiY F. DO.«K,
John MuLkak,
John P. McLrak, Trrajmrer
ACCOMMODATION.
Why carry your heavy basket Of marketing horn#
this hot weather 7 when you can buy your gro ierieg
' f
BOWMAN, FOL'RTQ AN3 LOUBAKD,
and have them and your m irketlug
ixpeiue to yourself.
Fr« sh family groceries, flour, Ac., alwajs oa
at prices as low, or lower
quality c
the Eastern End au<1
Hirw, Brldg«<H will pic
wA
out tro ble
gOO«lH Of
be bought elsewhere. 11 usukiMTors lu
Klevtnth
id Tbtrd
bear this
llOW.1l AN, Fun rib nod lu^bartt.
fet4-iynf
WOOLLEY & VAN TRUBP,
Fire, Marine» Life, Accident out!
Live Stock
insurance Agents,
Kepreaei
OLDEST, LANUEST sort
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES
of the World.
of
We
now pia« ing
Lare« AinountH ot lUHurunce
tor several of oar LEADING MANUFACTURES
which glvee us
Unusual Facilities
FOR
PLACING RISKS ADVANTAGEOUSLY
oa regarda form ot policy and rate.
Insurers will MATERIALLY CONHULT THSIK
INTKRKHT8 by GIVING U8 A CALL
No.l » Journal Building,
Adjoining City Hall
WILMINGTON. DEL
» 1 1
PATRONIZE HOME ENTERPRISE.
BUY OF
TATNALL «fe CO.,
Florists,
Delaware Ave. and Jefierson St.,
WILMINGTON, DEL
nnets, for We*ldlugs, P»r*
Flowers,
Flower Designs an«! Bou
Mes, Fut erals, *c. Cut
•illOUHC
Also, Hanging Vaaea, Hustle Work.
niarlR-l vd-me.h«i-l vvr -o f
Garden Fl«'
•1 t uutiuer Beddiug Plauts.
Heeds, Gi
I^INE GROCERIES.
J. M. SPRINGER
hand, at hla well established
d Lombard, a
k«*eps constantly
Maud, N. W.
Full Supply of the Choiceat Groceries.
Good Black Tea, only 75c per !b; nest Black,
per lb; Astral Oil, 18e perqt.. or«)c per gallon;
Oil. 116 w tire te«t, at 10c per qt., or 86o per gallon.
ui everything else proportionally »
on give us a call. man)-*
»
N 11
rliHup. when v
^ DAMS A. BROTHER,
4
506
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
Housekeepers and those going to housexe^P
Ing whonld not fail visit the Above pl a«w. _ _
VÂâ
The nmlcralgned Is pleased to Inform *ks
friends and cuntomera that hs has
pit ted the repairs to his store at tho N. W. corner of
Bigut It and Tatnall, an«! has opened It wIUi «
fr«>sh supply of new g«»«»ds, comprlnlng grocerie».
vegetables, and all kinds of fruit In season. M h»*ro
he will be found at all Hines and glad to see his
friends.
aprift-3m
TIIOU. KNOT T.
NITROUS OXIDE BAS.
The underslgred having procured a new sod im
proved apparatus f nr generating and adinl ulster! o g
Nitrous Oxide das,
Will, with the aid of
in uxtractlDg teeth.
expert assistant, ceuttnue u)
N. CA'.7RETT. D. D. 8.
OCt24.tf
No. 2» Shipley «tree*.
W TONK-l ITTIng, MAM3NBY« MONl
JIENT.S, AND FLAGGING.
ROBERT HUOTT, MAHON, HTONE-CUTTER AND
CON I'nACTOR,
717 SHiPLer htrskt, Wilmingtoh, D*u,
Supplies all kinds of Cat and Dressed stone;
tracts for foundations,or whole bulldiug«: furnishes
nvjuuiucuts aud tomb-stones, of foreign and domes
tic marbles, to order.
large stock of Tomb-stones,
• North River Flagging.
Granite Monument«.
on hand, to be sold
Agent for Hcotoh
apnwrni
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