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R PUMOIAU AMDJBOMMÇiKOIAl..
Orrum o* tu Daiu
W ilmington, Del.,
dOKKUOUL I
July«, 1872. \
Wilmington
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MERELY MENTIONED
—A few rocket« went up last evening.
—The city car
—The Franklin Loan Association will meet
Monday next. •
-The carriage trade is active,
—The beat croquet players are In Wilmington.
Rural players are weak.
—A daran a Bro. did
works. They advertise.
tw Hovel tiee in Men's Furnishing Goods^t Dough
ten's.
tw .Summer Bktrte of all sizes, from 88 oents up,
at Pupgten'A _
Megant Stylee of Neck Wear always
at Do ugh ten A_
fOTFanrf mripe, Balbrlggan,
Hose, at Dough ten 's.
tWTTu* Patent Pantaloon Dr aver»
and sold at DoughteH's.
tWTte Paragon Shirt is popular all over V.
ted Sûtes, and manufacturea only at Doughten's.
iductors are Improving.
Immense bnslnesa lit are
hand
and HngUah half
comfortable
the Unl
3T(V 9u*r*ruUr has au enviable reputa
f 9<j fvan standing, and sold at Do ugh ten'a
Maikei Street, keeps F
the large
Uon o
J. P. Doughten, Ho.
full line of Men 5 « Goods, second
nltles, aud
nr*r ear
at 86 per cent. less.
what shall I do * I have spilled
Bilk. What shah
aU
a
utf Try the "DOLLAR REWARD HOAPT'
AIJ J I OND k RHO., Agenu for WOmlugion.
■J
nmns J—FLRB WORKS—lêVi /—Ftre cracKers
uirpeaeea, nags, ban tor os, Ao., can be puroUa-sd,
wholesale and retail, of Adams k Brot&er, bus Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del Largest «Wok aud best
goods at the lowest prices.
tF~fhe Ladite' Pren-uneUmemo »—While protest
log against all the old
#i>; market, the Ladies, with
adopted the BoaeOont as
hifinre the integrity ef the teeth
breath.
"lees Dentrinoes
cousent, have
thing needful to
nd a fragrant
tw-lhumokte Pumttw* «tor«.—The atteatlrm of
pabllo u oalled to the
stock of furniture of J. k
King street. There
very large aud varied
J. N. Hannan, No.
nothing equal to it in_
Skate of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for oflloe or dwelling can doubtless be accommo
dated by this old and reliable Arm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low
houses in the large cities.
twaPRlNS GOODS.—Mi. John U. Muhlhaueen'*
Pleasant tailoring eatabllsfiment, ac 416 King street,
has just been suppll«*! with a fine stock of Bpbono
G oone, selected with much care and discrimination,
just such a «took as tasteful people like to examine
and select frem. Mr. M's. customers have the ad
vantage of his IB years' «xperlenoe
of goods and styles of make up. Those needing
Spring goods «houlfl, by all means, oall at his place
before getting measured.
or Time and enlightened experienoe have shown
that sertaln substances formerly used and relied on
in medloal practloe,are unnecessary and dangerous ;
y st some ef tkeae substances have fonnd their wav
into medical compounds. Dr. Walker's CaUiernta
Vinegar Bitters, however, eontaln nothing Injurious
being competed exclusively of vegetable substances
i rom California. Fer all disorders of the liver,
neyn. bladder, skin, and digest'
poriryng the bieod, they are the
remedy known.
the selection
organs, and for
wonderful
two, That l Were Beautiful:
Ish of thousands
is the unspoken
denied tue charm of a pure, fresh trauspa!
plexion. To gratify this wish 11 so an M Mionolia
bAi.kf was introduced. The cosmetics of the day
pronounced poisonous by the
ttBguished chemists, and
tnelr ultimate effect was
It was also found
wither the skin
paraUze the external nerves. The ladles
hailed with delight the advent of a healthful,
aerbal and floral preparation capable of imparting to
their faces. Kecks and arms a porcelain tmoothness
d a tinge like that of the finest orten' al pearl.
They Boon discovered that it was a '• new thing un
der the sun," incomparable and unapproachable
Unquestionably the Magnolia Balm rav been the
great toilet suocess of the present century.
The New \ ork markets undoubtedly afford a bet
ter variety of goods of any kind
td, tiian any other tn
tau. New Y
chara-jter requlr.
world. Strictly cosraopoii
v v a. . , clt ï lea,lB the w ô»'>' 3 m this respect
New Y ork city leads the world In this respect 1'».
ties ordering direct from New York have been dis
appointed by warn of atteutlon and accnrancy
pan of those reviving the orders. This Us
entirely overcome by the establishment, . . ..
auspices of some of New York s most prominent
men, of a Purchasing Bureau whose duty
celvu orders and place them where they can be
market* rates adv ^J£e lD or ' 1 ' :r u "® care l>t8t
: ; .•
. . „ „ „ ompany the order or
goods sent C. O. D. Address the New Y'ork Purchas
ing Bureau, 704 Broadway. New York. Dealers and
jobbers as well as consumers will serve their own
rater —t Wy remembering the address, tend for cir
w.-.:
G0 0 bf MiT C, ' SAm! '° aU ' r «J'-* OF DRY
UrÄm^rtSe 4 DRAKK ' 8 ' !1S llark et Btreet.
Best prints 10c eld price 12.
Heavy muslins 19^c
Dress goods 16, 12)4, 16, l
Beautiful Piques 86c. old price 40 c.
Towels 10 , 18)4, 16, ' 20 , 96c. 0K '
Cassl trieras, 36, 40, 46,60o.
Shawls ts bo. old price 8a. no.
" 88.VO, old price $4 00.
Parasols 4 1 , 60, 76, so«;. |i »«.
Linen Napkins 6ftc per dot.
Hash ribbons
Scutch Wash Damask toe
other goods raduce.fi
Call and
, 26c.
, H 28, 81 80.
SHAW A DRAKE.
tWUP TOWS SHOE STORE.
1 LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
st respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
Arc
»1 satisfy themaelves that that is the place
ml made BOOTH, 8UOE8 and GAITERS
order. A perfect lit guaranteed.
LADIES', MISSUS', and CHILDREN'S
machine aewod i>oet« and shoes for sale
lowest prices. Do
-the very
prices before giving your'onJere elsewhere* tor* Wy
t-*m boots, shoes and gaiters.
Repairing neatly
mai-29-tf
promptly done.
J. M. HOI.MER,
... „ . '»'Ht Eighth Htreet,
(2d door from Shipley,) WIL, Del.
No. 10 W
WM. M.KENNAKD & CO.,
FOURTH AND area STREET».
Desiring to close our «took of Spring and suns.
Drew Goods we have marked
much below the usual
rates.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
TKaIhs LpVl WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia— 4.4ft, 1
100, 4. Ou, A4a, I.M, 10.80
For Feu, Tork—\M a. BL ; 1180 and A48 p. m.
For Baltimore- im, 8.08 and 10.08 A
Ml p. in.
_ For the Delaware R. A.— T, a m., (for Harrington.
Returning arrive« at Wllmlngt n 8.1 A P m.,) 18.96
and 10.10 a m. ; 6.86 p. m. No Sunday trains.
1 OsMla—18.66, T, la 10 a ni., and 6.86 p.m.
jyr Coateeville, Beading, Ao.-4.tO, and lU8o
1.46 and B.oo p. m. Sunday
*.60 8.10 10.90
p. m. Hunda
I 1*.»,
• 6.3A p.
; 1.06 and
8 a m.
UUTI raiLADKLmiA POB W1LMD4OTON.
8.10,10.46 and 18.10
T.Oo, 8.00 and 11.86 p.
in. ; 18.10 A 80 , A 00 , 6 . 00 ,
Sunday« 9.00,11.80 p. m.
TaXDff ABRIYI AT WIUfWOTOM,
From Delaware R R. —8.00
DUO
:f*om ;ngw
1; ABB, 8.16 and » p. M (The tw
fralgkt with passenger car attached.
Castle)
3 latter
From If. * A Ä.— 8.16 and 1L40, A DL ; A46 and
A16 p. m. Sanday train at 6 p.
From Philadelphia—\ 8.48, 8.B4 A m ; 12.88, 18 46,
. M»T,ai8, o.8B, 10.80. Sunday 12.48 a ia, and
10.80 p. »,
.
STKAMBOAT A
Leave Wilmmgton at 6.30 a m. ; and 1.80 p. m. ;
returning leaves Philadelphia at 9.3u a. m.,
> bl M.s
4 t
I*.
' See time table« for further particolara
New AdvprtbeniFoi», This Day.
Eoxo<l()nt—City Item.
Male ef bulldlag lots-M. M. Child A Co.
City Ordinances.
Postponed sale of building lots—M. Lalley.
Woeiley A Van Trump, Insu ance Agenu.
Teatamentary letters—Amos Wartsl .e.
Hardware—Truman A Hiiaw.
Funeral notices.
Ha l's Hair Kenewer—city Item.
Dr. Tutt'B Maraap&'llla and Oueen's Delight.
Dry Goods, etc.-V. K. ArchambaulL
Houses for rent—Wm. II Reynolds.
Melect School—Mrs. A Miss 1 homas.
Notice—Wm. 8. Hayes.
Boarding for man and wife.
Wanted—Three or tour beys.
Wanted Immediately—Girls.
EIOHTT-8KVK5 MiLLiosB.—MesFrs. Wool lev X
Van Trump are the authorized agents of tifteeu
Insurance Companies, a list of which is given
their card in another column. These compa
cash amounting
of eighty-seven millions of dollars. There
few. if any, tirms in the Insurance busine««
the United States who represent more cash cap
ital than Messrs. W. X V. Their line of busi
includes Life. Accident, Fire and Live
Stock Insurance. Moreover, they
industrious and courteous business
whom it^s a pleasure
will make
of their truth.
■ be
F
, with
do business, and who
representations unless convinced
A SOHKB8AÜ
the Am. -Junes Dewey, a
tinsmiths apprentice with James C. Johnson,
while engaged upou the roof of Wm. Bush A
Oo.'s morocco manufactory, on Walnut street
fell off. lie was walking backward, on top of
' ï oornice and coming against a Dormer wiu
dow, was thrown over the edge, head foremost,
he grabbed, however, at a projection, which
had the effect of turning turn over,feet foremoet.
be fell, and he lauded on the roof of a
story building below. Strange to sav. though
He dencended in this abrupt and unusual style,
the full distance of three high stories, he
only slightly bruised, and was able i
minutes to resume his work.
Board of Health.
MKETINO, LAST EVENING.
The Board of Health met last evening, in reg
ular session, in the City Clerk's olhee. the Coun
cil ehamber being occupied by the City Council,
which was also in session. In the absence of
President McCall, James Bradford was called to
the diair, and Dr. J. A. Draper chosen tempora
ry Secretary.
The removal of the pig styes in Fourth street,
between Madison aud Meuroo, was referred to
the Third Ward Committee with power to act.
A illthy gutter back of Bennett above 8th
similarly referred to the 6th Ward Committee.
The Twelfth Htreet market house, having b
reported in a filthy condition,
the Clerk of the Market.
The Secretary
da printed, c
;
referred
histructed to have the usual
lining the names of the
members of the Board, and the Executive Ot!i
It
agreed that when the Board adjourns,
it adjourn to meet at Eighth and Madison Sts.
this Saturday afternoon at four o'clock, to take
action on the abatement of a stagnant of water,
and after the adjournment there, to meet at
Spring Alley,
' said alley.
Un motion of Mr. Buzin«, the position of Ex
ecutive Officer of the West
dared v
the vacancy.
The Board then adjourned.
take into cousideratiou
u,l;
District,
. and J. T. Haddock elected to fill
Proceedlncs of City t'c
ini'il.
AD.IOra.NED MEETING, l.l
An adjourned meeting of the City Council was
at the usual hour, last evening, President
Mans iH the chair.
The Street Committee reported the completion
of the sewer on Market street, between F
teenth aim Fifteenth. Adopted.
me committee reported that the city had
, rRy pave the west side of King street
between Fifth aud Sixth,as the charter provides
ttiat pavements need net to be laid the full widtn
where there are no houses erected,except
Option of the owners. Adopted.
The street Commissioner repoi
14 horses aud carts employed.
The Watering Committee reported favorably
yj the petition of an increased supply of water
in the tenth Ward.and suggested tti
16 inch
'ENINO.
) • :■!
The
■
.•
the
stl 41
and
laying of a
along Maryland Avenue,
the finances of the citv will j.
Adopted.
Also favorably on the petition for supplying
Washington street, between Ninth aud Tenth
with water from the new basin. Estimated
«'125. Adopted.
The Chief Engineer reported 23
Tho Committee on opening streets, on the
petition for the alteration of certain grades in
the Ninth Ward, reported that as soon as the
streets are paved and the curbing set. the exist
ing diihculty will he remedied. Adopted.
♦i », . presented a resolution authorizing
the Mayor to offer a reward of $200 for the ar
rest of Fat rick Malady, f.r killing Abraham
I erkins on the Fourth inst. Adopted.
Mr. Fehiger moved that the Clerk he instrnct
a«k, through the Mayor, for the appoint
ment of a commission to assess damages for
opening Buena \ista street,Ninth Ward. Adopt
employed.
Mr Picke
ed
i-Æ H pa -\i r » a . of the Water Depart ment,
*265.44, and the Street Department. *355
read and panned in the usual manner.
Mr. J ehiger presented a communication from
the retiring City Solicitor, I C. Grubb, E«.i ,
thanking the City Council for the unifort
tesy which had been extended to him during in
term ef office. B
The ''Ordinance to amend the Market Ordi
nance, (providing that the stalls ....
« , w of the Second Street marke
be u«e«l by butchers,
passed.
Tho "Ordinance to amend an Ordinance con
cerning Health," (providing for the immediate
ig of small pox cases to the Board of
Health, i was read a third time and passed.
I he salaries of the lamplighters for the month
of May were ordered to he drawn.
motion of Mr. Underw
authorized t<
der the
jt shall
read a third time and
north
:
rep
d, the Mayor w
. - , , police to patrol
b Hde of tlie Brandywine until Oct. 1st.
Riou of Mr. Foulk, the thanks of Coun
extended to the different Fire Compa
nies, for their effective services on the Fourth.
A communication was received from the late
City Solicitor, containing a statement of the
Huihbod business in his dei
would devolve upon his mucc
*!'!'■ 1
il..
Oi
cil w
t. which
. . . . for settlement,
ion or Mr. I ickels, the Committ
instructed to
On
L
prohibiting hereafter tlunisual noisy demoS'strae
tions on tho Fourth of July.
red-** 6 füUüWiUg I ,etlti0llB we« read and refer
1
. f • Maganty, for compensation for dam
age to his coal yard, caused bv the bursting of
the water pipes at Front and Jefferson Sts.
. Turner and others, setting
forth the insufficient size of the gutters ai
d King etreets. and asking relief frem tho
constant Hooding which the neighborhood
tarns during heavy rains.
I
Wa
■
a property owner
Bead, who
Harrison street.
„ - --- ago erected four
nnti.Ji . fr ° nt wal, H O f Winch he has been
not bed to remove, as they extend beyond the
building line and interfere with the grade of
the street, praying for relief.
curbi "K and paying the north side of 9th
street, between Washington
During the
be drawn,
II. M. llile f 133 SH ; City Auditor .*1.46 ; R
Glancy 9115.55 ; John Loag »254.25 ; GawtUroii
Î M r vi ?7 ' 42 i.. ,', V ' SimmoiiH *87.56 : Murry
<t MchUee ïI.hi .I d ; (i. H.P. Sirnmon« » 2 dl 76 :
Jas. McKeudriok *62.76; Jo«.Flannagan »l 23 . 50 ;
James «1- Webb §54.14 ; II. Ran »16 90 ii. Eckel
*41.80; W. Cox *119; Geo. W. Stone »7 40
Homer Barry *15 15 ; L. B. Flanders *75 ; Tims!
Donelly *3.95 ; G&wthrop «k Bro *78.13; Wil
Steam Brick Co. *83 60 ; Thus. Poiter *47 50 •
Jas. McGlinchey *50 ; Wm. M. Canby *1 950 :
Wm. Stilley *300 ; J. 0. Farra *75 ; Jas. Mo-'
Intyre *200 ; W. Cox *800.
ÜQ motion, adjourned.
d Madison.
. orders
directed to
* Th» Cfcvrohee T
Hanover StTeet Church, tirh end King »»reeN
preaching to-morrw by the Pastor, Hev.Lafavelt©
Mark«, at 10«* A. M.. end 8, 1*. M. Sabbath
School et 9 o'clock, A. M.
Calvary Episcopal, Third end Washington.
Rev. George A. Latimer. Services to-morrew at
10^, A. M., end 7\ P. M. Sunday School at 9
Central Presbyterien Church ; aervioen. 10^
P. M Sunday School at 9, A. M. Rev. John P
Conkey, Pastor, will preach, mornings. No
the evening during tha month of July J|
West Church, Rev. Geo. H. Smyth, service«,
10*, A. M , and 8, P. M.
Finit Proabj terian Church ; Rev. 8. H. Me
Kowu, pastor. Services in the morning at 10>£,
A. M. and 8, P. M. Rev. Oscar Hugo, of
New York, will preach in the evening.
Olivet Presbyterian, corner of Adams and
Chestnut streets, Rev. A. J. Snyder, 10W, A. M..
and^7>^, P. M. Sunday schools at 9, A. M., and
St. Paul's M. E. Church, Rev. R. W. Todd.
Pastor. Servie«, 10>$ A. M.. and 8 P. M. Young
People's Prayer Meeting Sabbath evenings,
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Jacob
Todd, pastor. Services
■
,
2.1
.
10*g', A. M.. and «, P.
Preaching in the evening by Rev. Oscar Hugo,
the Hungarian Evangelist, of New York. Sub
ject : A Free, Open Bible,''
Scott M. E. Church, Rev. T. L. Tompkinaou,
Pastor. Preaching at 10•*, A. M., and 6 i' M.
Sunday HcLool at 2 I*. M. iTayor meeting Friday
evening, at 8 o'clock.
Anbury M. E., Rev. Enoch Stubbs, Pastor.
Preaching at 10W. A. M.. and 7*£ P. M.
Epworth M. E. Chapel, Rev. H. H. Davis,
Pastor, Tenth and Church streets.
lOJj^ A. M., and 7, P. M.
Brandywine M. E., Rev. T. B. Hunter, 10W,
A. M., aud 7. P. M.
Madley Chapel, corner of Claymont Avenue
and B street. Services
7>tf. P. M.
;
t
S.M -
Sabbath School
.
7. P. M.. and on Tues
Suuday school at 2, P. M.
M. E. Church, Rev. Clias. Hill. Pastor.
Preaching at 10W
Mount Salem M.
o'clock, A. M., and 8, P. M.
E.. Rev. G. D. Watson. 10)4.
A. M., 7, P. M. Sunday school at 2 o'clock.
Faxt Baptist, Rev. E. Edgar Maryott. Pastor.
10)^', A.M., and 7#, P.M. Sunday school 9, A. M.
Delaware Avenue Baptist, Rev. G. W. Folwell.
10 M, A.M..and H P. M.
Second Hapti
Pastor. Servie
Sunday School t
St. Andrews Church, Eighth aud Shipley 8.
Bishop Lee. Rector : Rev.Mr. Arnold. Assistait
lüfc.A. M. lk. P- M.
Old Swede's Church, services
10).. M. and 7 P. M. On Fridavsaud Holy dry«
at 7 P. M. Wm. Murphy, Pastor.
Trinity Chapel, 5tti and King streets. Divine
Sundays at 10;* A. M., aud 7 P. M.
Fridays aud Holy days at 6 * 1*. M ..
uesdays at 7 P. M., during J
J. Frost, Rector.
St.John's P. E.. Brandywii
Litteii. pastor, luk
The Rev. Alexanui ... ......
this church, during the absence of the Rector
A cordial invitation
extended to the public.
New Jerusalem. Delaware Avenue.Rev. Willard
H. Ilinkloy, H)),,, A. M., and l. M. Sunday
school 9 A.M. J
Mrs. F. O. Hyser will speak in the Old Union.
Church, to-morrow, at 10, .; o'clock, A. M..
7H P• M. Seats free. Svbject given bv the
dience.
Bible school at 2, P.M.
Church. Rev. James Waters,
at s ll% A. M., and«, P.M.
2.P. M.
Rumlave at
. !■ ••
Wed
el July. Wm.
a
, Rev. T. Gardin
d 8 1\ M.
o'clock, A. M..
Fülle
will uili.-ia
d the su
I
St. J
Chapel,
_ , llth street bridge.
Services,lti*^ A. M.,and ö, 1*. Sunday school at
2 o dock.
i
American Church, between 12th and
Rev. Edward Williams, pastor.
Morning sen-ices at 10> a o'clock. Sunday school
at 2 o'clock. Afterno
13th streets.
ice«, 3 o'clock.
Ev
ing. Vi
Afrxc
Ltuon Church, French ntreet, between
8th and 9th, Rev. E. H. Chlppev, pastor. Mo
- I9)tf ; afternoon, 3;
m,;
Sabbath school at l 1 ^, i'. M.
Zion M. E. Church,
ch streets, Rev.J.D. Elbert, |>a«
mg senices at 1U o'clock ; Sunday school »t 1 4
afternoon service« at 3 I*. M.; evening 7 •„ !•. *d
Rev. Mr. Todd will «peak at 3 o'clock. ' '
's African Union chapel, on West 2nd
street. Services at 1U) W ', A. M.. aud 7-,. p M
Sabbath school at 3 o'clock, 1*. 31.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Walnut street above
Sixth, Rev. f. G. Steward. Servicen at 10>* aud
or of Ninth
ul
F
St. P
Norletln«.
KU CTNG -
KVBNINO.
Mechanic's Lodge, No. 4. I. O
Fellows' Hall. 3d aud King.
lliiiqn»Tribe, No. 8,1. o. K. M.,
Hall, 415 Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, K. of P
of Pythias Hall, 211 Market
Asbury Lodge,I. O. of G. T.,at 5tli
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, O. U \ M
chanics' Hall, 219 King street. ''
Brandywine Lodge, No. 18, I. O. O F
Fellows' Hall, Rising Sun. '
D. F.. at Odd
Red Men'«
Knight«
id 3Iarket
Mo
Odd
O. L. A. M. INSTALLATIONS.
Uelann Oonncil No. 2., C,-K. A. Comogy,
T- C.-M«lov. Paimatory.lt. s., w. T. (irovoa,
•* K - S — James M. Jolilusoo. F. B.- William II
l,enn, l.-Chulaa \Vood,lml._J 0 ,ei>h H. JSrico,
t 1 i*. Micliael KeiUei
i .--C. G. Stokey, Trustees. W. T. (irovei
A. Pierce ; C. G. Stokey.
Washington Council, No. 4, O. U. A. M
Wnt. H. Sammons ;
J. J. McMullen ;
F. H., C.
, O.
; J.
-C..
v. C.. 1*. li. A vit. : 11. S.
A. 11. 8 , Wm. W, I lick i,i
. Boyder ; T . Jolm (Jorm.l. .
Hoffecker ; Ex., T. H. Fu
Chas. F. Hudson ; O. p M
Trustees, Furenca Scanlau, Amir
, Harry 31cNoil.
1 iid.,
1. P.,
! F. Thump
Jol
Uvid * IL ' W v
Tim Are reported ye.terd.j «» |,evin B occurred
|. Mar ¥®« l» ür d ».reel we. ar William II.
Billany s hardware
fJee 6 'lärm. 0 '"' 6 oisl,t *° b ® *
Y M. K. Church are
■I ceiling of their edifice
The Trustees of Ash
having the walls
frescoed.
...A? 4 «" 0 a 1»'* »*J0.it 12 years of , Ke
bail a finger blo»„ off by tire premature Ui,"
cb.rge of a pietol on the Uli
J ho City Council, members of the i
were entertained at Weaver's ice créai
after the adjournment of Cm
by the
. Ac.,
sil, last evening
y-elected city ofilcials.
cale of building lots, by
have taken
been postponed
Michael Laily, which w
laM Saturday afternoon
until this afternoon
•laco
, 1
5 o'cltjck.
Btbivk
P oole in
' DhJHTNHio. —The Barn of
Gorge
Bethel T
Truck by lightning .
with its contents entirely
'ship, Delaware . ..
Thursday night, and
etl.
Ll..HINlM._U"ri„ K the »term
night, the Jackso
ck with light
ago being dune e:
watch
Thursdav
but we he
l't the stum
f no tuni
ng of tin*
FIBEW0RKS.--J. Marsh Harlan in West stror t
Ure'Ä'?rem „"'T,"'' -r 0 ""'« Uf «*•« *0. T.v
f , making his usual display of
fireworks, set them off l«Ht night i 1 '
oral hundred sped a to
the p
ice of
tWDykjaptia Dr,
•/.
Teeth — Unie
Itly'dl
uel is reguLriy up
Its
»y that
caii.l antlHeptic Sozniio
impair them if this anti
that act upon th«
N..
All people would
gro
doubiediy prefer a
« hea<
being bald
r
upon their o
wearing false ha r ;
many c,f
: has m-tfii
o ll .d a
■
dy
store
color after it lias
found, su.
; hair
fallen
ti
gray, s
0I.lL.ly
of Hall
Verify tnia ststain. 'ut.' i ea.
following
This
hea.
my family
o certify that I was very bald •
perfectly smooth; and Ills'
b u tfi fNMï t' *î la I r« f lieget a bp* s!up" Ve
Kenewer; aud the hair has grown Ltali ..
head, and Is now a natural bro
fact, my
llalr
PARTLY CONLON.
S0IPI0, JKNNIN9? Co., | N n
-May. ''
, l%0S.
I'.
"»ally appeared before
a ad, upon oatu, says
B.iitly ('onion
-M. G. BUTLER, Notary Public!
■ .u
Dr,
Tutt's Sarsaparilla A Ouaon'
This valuable prep
final vhtues w '
possess the m<
«leobstruent proper
Klug's Evil White
Indole
Affections,
Hum,'», Glam.», or of Ilia H'j
iveys ; «II the varlouH Du«
:u comt.l
• all the Medl
h L*ng experience Las proven t.
id efficient Alterative
for the «•
e of scrofula,
— Swellings, Ul
Turners, Mercurial
E large
i im '\ ^JPWUlIc
i i leerst Ion of
K i . I -
u.|
Te.ter, Rlupwomis, B
Nervtui Affections
natlug from a d«-it
many sff.*ctl
Hloi 11 I rregu :
Ovarian and
Vegetable.
s, Pimples, s«ire Kv
— -id all d.Hoa
of the Blue
Feifliah-H, m
v, Leucorrhœx or Whites
rlgi-'
. Also,
Sappi l-L
p"
tl
eriilty,
It
ely
While using Dr. Tottsi
oo«,upaiir.u I«
usual. They
PUD.
restraint ef
i «u may e
purely vegetable.
diet
drink
DA TUTT'S 0 \ I 5 1 ° Y * 1 tWVlS6 NO BJDICD
I Mr prnlm
Ta« !Vta<rar«|ty-Nat*
To the ft l itor of Me Com
Having boeu credibly informed that it has
been very extensively report«! throughout this
'•ity. that I have written a letter to a certain
policeman, now on the police force of this city,
in which 1 threaten to discharge all the present
police force who do not work for my nomination
I should be elected Mayor.) Also, that
I bave promised to appoint a txlored police
force in their stead. I therefore feel it to be my
duty to state that both of those rejmrts
false in toto. I have written
neither have Ï made threats
ctruing the police force.
Yours, Reepeotfullv.
■
vial :
(in
«uch letter
promises
Robert C. Fjiaim.
WiumroTow, July 5.
Heal Km
SuKBiFi e Salk.—W ill be sold
uly lütii. 1872, at the Washington Hotel, at
clock, P M.. that beautiful reaidouce lale of
Anthony R. Fliun. Anv one wishing a nice
house will do well to attend this rale.
Extensive Salk
C hild & Co. advertise a v
real estât«, comprising 70 building lota, situated
on 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, Hth, and Dupout Streets.
The sale will take place ou Saturday of nest
week, the 18th, inst.. aud is well worthy the at
tention of the public. Many of the lots
beautifully situated near Mrs. Norris' elegant
ndence. overlooking the city. We refer the
public to the advertisement els
ticulari as to terms, Ac., Ac.
■ ■
Sheriff's
.Ill
-
— M. M.
extensive sale of
Jh
I..
I
.YIurine New«.
Harge Key »tone arrived
Reading R. R. wharf, with blooms for Hugh E
aSteele at Laurel.
Kclu
Wilmintrfo
and
Jo»eph Bay more.
condition loaded with eoal. She wan taken
the Harlau .% Holling worths wharves aud placed
tlie dry dock for repairs.
Steam Collier Ceutipe<h
X Hollingsworth wharves for r>
ived with
ived in a loakv
■'i
d
the Harlan
Schooner Active
wharves.
Shooner An mi M. Rbrnnl». arrived with «
for the Lobdell C
W. X II.
id
Wheel Company
JlHgi*
(E«q. i'Ulil.
Elizabeth Hirst
st was held
the oath of Mary A. F
o keep the p
■5100 t
killing for v
keep tl
He
It o
Rosanna Carty,
held in'ifdiK
I*
Isaa/* Deuhv ft
tl,
Harman,
fined cos
J heM in
er and C
d threateuiui
.d reap*
keep the peace.
keep the peace
John C
saulting
pay the costs
Conner f.
Marv Max. wo
lively hold h
■I
t- 190 an I
Ï MO
h
DomoMiic Mm
Wii.MiNoToji, July 6th.
Ratter ô
F.gg
3jU
•easlScts half p.ick
16
••Is. Apples 10 to 15 cts. l'u tatous 15
. per «|t. Rarpl
I «its. HuoUloh
h. per head.
1 .
15 to 25
Blackberries 15
lus 15
»eeherries «. Cabbage.
i to a
Uncutnl
hunh. Radishes 1
lb .
« 1
Onions
. -M tf and Mi-h I'h
school which has cl«
d for
the first Monday of Sop
again
Thk C<
May, the Colunib
niA H
«'UK Mat.—A t Capo
is winning a favored
House
a select faun
>rt. Their prie
rep
for families
other h(
d liberal th
the Capes. ,* maidering their
location
We comtueml the Col
goarclinj.
»ANDIN'G -A
li
•2t|*.
'214 W. FOURTH ST.
hi
I
9 GAR DING. -
> young
nurrie
K. SE ONI)
] BOARDING—A fe
I 9 accommodated.
t
dfid t » railroad. En
.SihlfiJIAL OF
J »-« odtf
OYUDING—At the
West
Jell-tf
in.
B
*r-.f Klghth an.
•in
i
«•* fi
llSlied.
fr.
■VI. KOTilKhGIL
H OAR DING -lu a nm
ol city and count rv
*• family; he
high,
! i
'>3
.•at!
lä ge airy
•«. Appl
EIGHT
FRANKLIN HTH.,
• i
I joakdi>:g_>
W*> DELAWARE AVENUE.
f• hH-tf
831 WALNUT STREET.
iiotirej.
V»»TH'E—Wm. M . Hayes,
11 candidiiie tor Mayor._
INSTATE OF GEO AGE DKRfiY'HlilRa
the last will
till Fifill Wi
dt
Letters te
d i"Hta
of Georg
»r, tn the
having been ln «I
D*
»y « 111 re. late of the ruy of
>f Pennsylvania, .
of law grunted t<
tlu
I **
ing «.daim», toVr
h
in r*
b* ip
ItTHID
Kekideuc.
Or, to
<1 A Broi.niall, M
f |'—All t mM T,< E T ° HKXToNH
of July ,him tu r.
Whmiugt ju, Do.
j>6 '2t
.ND UTHKRS.
■
.
.11 be le
1 ■'llA HUXLBY. Regis-rar.
■ ysHcuT
Higgins, Reyb«')i5"
f-rtlllzc
partnernhip be we
and style of
of
■*., for the
Is this day dissolved by
ÜÉAtÉMMNc linn
ufa«*
Th*- buslm
settled by John
C. Higgins.
JOHN
HIGGINS,
Delaware CTy, Del., Julylsi im?'
Jyft-ltdltw
11N G—FRANKLIN I/JAN Af
lATlON. — i he Fourth An
<1 M.etlllg
I
I »
lie 8th
It tic ir annual rep
:
lock.
■
cle
• fl of Mile
J)
T. HAWKINS, Sfrc'y.
JS
OTIt I£.
^
5 he
I* « Itlz.:
icst reipectfu'ly
..n that he ....
r, 29» K. Fo
street
intends carrying __
lack S M I T II
N O,
repairing done
in all Ph
jblng
at im
i .
i
It
iy so
age of his
futli
■»
ASiiL'RY STERLING.
I )'.' 1
Wi
ron A Bkam
n, Dkl. July 1, ;
have, tins day <
•llv
7
f'tr the
the leih List.
PM »Mu
JP
i
K. «
I>
1V1DIN
NOTIi
:>T NATIONAL BANK,
•is, Dkl.., Jul)
The Board of i
this day,
of tux, pujubiu to
B.
til v
lVera* f " i
..I.'
i>l-«lt
fS'
». D ARMSTRONG. Cashier.
I'iTfiJi_Pe
■lining rooi
want the ceilings of th« fr
autifnily.
protection frt
L. H. B., This Office.
T I !x>MPaÎ! v N<iTUN A WESTERN RAILROAD
TKBAHf
IIIch, at a
add re 5«
TheS n«™?, 1 ;"!"*' l'-'l.. Joue OTIh. IM'J
I im coupons Ul U, e nr», Muitgage Il.eiU» ul ,
•v M.-rn Railroad « ompsuv, mm
the
lug Ji
th«
d upon presentation, «m
»•klrst Na:fi
Bank o
Wilmi
II Registered Bonus w
Die'in
t office, vViholiigU)«, Del.
M. H. CONNELL. Tie.s.
I ^ 1 ft i '-i!. 11 •; A DELi'II I A, Wi LM 1NGTON
X BALILnOitE rAI .i.OAD COMPANY.
J- 27 hit
AND
I
, June 17th, 1S78.
have declared a
The Board of Dire, i ,
al id
Stoi k of
July, ism.
J. IT
AjoTICE
from either .vt
Del. '1 he sub
ifUI
i'-iir per tenu on the capital
•7. pa) able
t.i
o 6th
A. HORNER. Beefy.
Be
d fcht
for all HHHHi
d
third
shall
. W
igtou,
frl.nd
the pul ,11
.
d a large and well
.u.)
r tHJ
. 'I
ite boots
• J aud examine
to ordered wo
ruptiy anémié«! to. The
give
the
istantlal
ami easy fitting
do w. 11 to give
UM
d slioes w
le
in ail
h
:
ispt
uiy In
a call.
£. K. CwaWFuUD.
j ii. .
jy OTICE.
TUE WILMINGTON Ac READING IL R
«OJIPANY
tifi
Have oomploted
Pack AG is
carry MONEY
MAT 1ER
K\
•I
ts ou the
P
- of their
i
d West
ikliu lel. graph
« ir Depot Front
M .Mullen A Seal,
ive prompt allein ion.
C. 0T0J J., Geu'l Aupt.
1
delivering agent« w
I' In
Miner
wJf*BITLLKY ü £ 1 ttî ÿ 1,, 2on Htreet, Non^Dlsu/ct,
Aut-auira^NGrtli ïfi ^P'ar street, South District
to two S.trS " 1110 """«*»
of
;î
■ Situations and ft ftp Wanna.
(Advertisements of
lloes
head twloe for » cents.)
Inserted nnrter
WANTED -Tl.-ee O' four stout beys, about IT
▼ ▼ .fan,
i«a»n Mon*«
Gentians preforr d.
Finishing. A
tv
.lollS G. DAK K
Tt»S K. Flflh
V
jyastp.
-yy ANTED IMMEDIATELY - Gin«
g ocrai hou ework, and ehamltennahls. Also
goxt conks for Thurlow. Liu wo.U and Peuusgrove.
Wages f J a week. Call
homes.
go. •)
INlELLiGK.V'E OFFICE,
No. 9 6 orange St.
Jy«8t.
TANT ED—Good German and American girls.
Applvat K. K. RESTAURANT,
liest of wages paid. jyf>-tf
WANTED—A few good In'
M Jyft-tt_ALUl'STlNK PAPER Mi 1.1«
W ANTED -A JOU' g
keep book A Apr
Je84-tf
\\7 ANTED.-GIKIJi WAN , ED. Apply
▼ v ta Jtenr
jew tr For
>\
icûùec.ï
about IS.t
THIS OFFICE.
RTBENTR A»«i» WALNUT STS.
for general ho
St'3 W. SIXTH sr.
^yANTED
«ly wot
• Apply
Je28-:f
Wantefl.
(Advcrtisem'mts of three hues
head three times for 60 conta.)
inserted under
JOTICE NOTICE.
I wanted at ob<-c. i
N
— Two good draft ho
eport at Ko. 60s W Sn
f.U) J/ßSt CHARLES D. AGNKH9.
f AN I ED— IX) IM Ki'HA'K — A se i md-hand
wheels. Address
Y\
cc
h ; lu
- BABY,'» C
J)8-2t
GKFIC'A
\\T ANTED.—A large q îantity of vlilt«* oak logs',
v V Apply at the SAWMILL.
foot of West st, Wilmington, Del.
,'HHiV! tl
Skurtion jÿaUs.
POSTPONED SALE.
23 BUILDING LOT3
AT PUBLIC
old at Public Sale, on the prêt
O.i SATURDAY, JULY G 1872,
At 5 o'clock. P. M.,
il.K.
Will bo
3 gOOd LOÎS I IN'
d on LoverI*»g avenue, Adams,
Jackson, sixth
• ets. The
• supposed
du thut sells
lie sold,
les
•le. 'Hi.we
chro
n. Eve
it bargains
»I
14» a
h
d attend.
TKhMS_T
, the balance In
hrue a d six
le. 'I
M. LALLEY.
•s. j)6*1t
! 1
•: ï
fro
day of ï
''*M>>r
. off for e
L W. ST.DRAM ,V SON, All.
yx Ti:\SI\ bl SALK
OF
70 BUILDING LOTS,
IN Tin: WESTERN FART OF TUE CITY.
Between Fon th, Fifth, sixth, Seventh
cvls, and Dupont and Scott street,
AT l*UIll.It: MALE ON TIIK FH K.Til MEM.
d Eghth
ON
SATURDAY, JULY 13th, 1872.
At 4 o'clock, P. M.
lots
well ele
of tue country, hcHliiiÿ
' ular atu*
cd. commanding a good
«I desirable. W «?
'«•hauics tu this
edly rapidly lucre
•u| contignom lots
e value of
call partie
d •
property
kIji
.t
*ui ding a
Mint will pay for all
S|"'CU
e been purtli udng largely
i view of
Jtelug a portion of thepreperty recently held by
LmiD Ji Huu, it Will pofcUUcU be auid without uu
•lerbiddlng. 1
TERMS OF HALE-Twenty per c
»PPro
hi this uidglib.irtiood,
: speedy eu
. cash, End
s, i.i urlng Interest
in.
•e In
I tl
fr.
;ie day of sal
Settle
!■
•lav, July
i* ■
1-2 .M.,
•1 I
. Havings hind order
udi. I tum« «hate possession oi
i. .i
■ -f (
it.
M. M. t'lilLTJ
No. 7.(4 W. Hevei
A CO ,
on, Del.
JAM*
MONDAY
L. W. Srn
A Son, Auct's
^HKRIFif ARMSTRONG wm H «.||
of Wi
B. Kord,
at ion,
o'clock, a
of f
Ill'S
w initngto
ta»i
HuTidrtd,
Red
snip •
u good o
d a miming sire
cr at h. us.'
ry little o
tMill place. Thu title
m first.
ay f Is could
i <»f the best
J) 9-6 6
der
W.MTiUllA.II dk s«>8,
Estaro Agonts dt Auctlonuore
f*». Ill kut Fmivtk Ntreet«
WILMIMSI-ON. Dei
«»r 1 « Hole o
Inatirni
■irnpiUe
The tmd
WtfDNtSl
dgm
will «c i at Public Auction
•• Th
i d «y of JUiy, A. 1).
.
«•!«>«
the aft«
U, ill E. Foprih
aware, the follow
"1 the late lit
»! L W.
Wilmington,
longing'to ti ^
in the »
Ig stocks, be
ilctta J. Bcd
i
Tw
res, Bank of Dhlaw
Union Bank of De
of Wilmington
\ FlfTv-fi
shares
i ivuirf, twenty-eight «dans, Bank
ud Brandywine; tw.nty sliaras
^ 1 urnpiki; ; nine shares
ce Company.
• days after sale.
W MeCAl LLEY,
: ! ; 11
•u A Gre
DuIhw
Te
Ex.ci
Jev* ts
"f Real
l P.
unm Property promptly
•*. Regu.ar .Su!.-h of p ui
.oom, every WEDNESDAY
■I NA J I HI.'ïv ***•", ri'lfiiUAÏ, FiU
'* sAiuiUAi uvcriliig.». All
> them will I«; promptly atten.
Ii CliliSlgl
ten«i
lure
nty or H
■« SAT I RDA
DAY
algnof
Lib
^ J|*«Lk «Sc .*111.1.Kit,
Koa. Estate «gen» * Auctioneer».
No BOS 41 1
ihet Ntreet, above Ninth,
WiLMiaeroa, dmu
Cmi innsd Null* of |> r >
»'nods, Nuilous,
»ods,
ur.Liy
■I
•i.
<1 art I tl
ornliig. July «tu
lug at 7)4, 1*. M.
jya-it
l" o'clock a. M., and'
(fill) ©nfinanrrs.
AN ORDINANCE ~
fiai,.,,! b„ tu cut, O,«mil y mimtnriUrn ■
B. .t
V'Hon 1, That the
of Windsor Ht., u
El«riiili
Mnl
1 1
Pul
id
Die city Ma. I. J
27 th. 1b72.
JUMli
Maris, President.
_ Jj« at
Attest: E. T. Ti
ORDINANCE ~~
liK'.ITLATING the compknhation OF THE
'OLLECTOlta OF THE™?
hi-Suits AN
WILMi
.
r./aiiir
"f Wilmington
and (Joli
ON 1. '1
the
'•y "f Wilmington aii
, a-« follows: For ma k
'"»K luxes in July and
th«
ecu, h of
their ser
■i
w*u,t, Neveu
Dull,
„ . . -, -«trod
-u.«i by them after that
- •» per
cu at the A liy Hall,
'2<th, 1«,T2.
_ JOb llU
Prenidei
MARIS,
City fiu
Alt«
AN «KÜINANIK
NG THE SALARY OF THE (
1 I',
: E. T. Tavlc
J>«s
t.i
TTY 60LICT
TOR.
Be it ,n
Ry Solicitor
shall
bindreu
nais per
•J.
Tha
it
.u.)
the city
pure hm
f ord Inane,
*hy repealed.
i'»silL A MARIH,
"dent city Council.
J) 'Lift.
■
riiinan
«r parts.
h
■'ll Whh till« nr«
:
« City Hah, Jun
.th.
Ältest : B.T. TAYLOR. Cleric.
r|!'* CONSUMERS OF C
tifi Is the mm , r ,,U ,,lB , l:Ll
Die MOU.VÏ
AL-Ask your deal«
ARMEL.
K«iiaii ü * rine !
, ed coal at
»AWTUR »I«.
epiita.iou
No
i '■•i
JI.
Sales.
tt for TIP «MAS BAL I
orsto tin, .vu.
d shippers oi haiiani;«
MGa
L. M.
i * oal.
Miner
31
Jyö-imdAw
street.
_ _Pldlade
A. T.ALDEItmcE'8
MU. Ill Uhlplsy fit.
UruH,
Estf sod /«»Öd.
S TRAYED-Wednesday, June rtth.a dark fl\-_
brewn or black driving mare, atniut iß 2C7\
gh, H years old, one white hind foot loug
•hort-rlhtMMl, large head, dean-11 min'd ; had
Nevins - quarrte»,
paid for
hands hi
bo*tled, s
leather halter; last
Chester county. A liberal reward will
information I adlng to h» r rec- very. Addreas
EDWARD LY8TEU,
Thirty-First and Walnut stree-s,
Philadelphia.
IT
I
If*
•)
£or #ritt.
■J10H KBNT-Dwclllug No. «04 Weal Sixth
I street, in elegant oider. Poaaeaaion lui- pi
mediately. Also, one on Seventh, below Wamut,
3d «tory front
for storage, which
er. Apply to
WH. H. KEY
NOLDH,
heal Kstaie Agent,
8*i o West
.lyw-f
or three t>n aaant rooms In 616
loll ItaNT—T
Market Btreet. Inquire within.
Jy6.1*t
I
J. n. LEWIS.
Til Shipley
8oR RENT— II«
Apply «o
1
aud
i ■
EVANS PENNINGTON,
No. 880 W. Seventh street.
1 .10 KEN I* uK MALE at very low prlccH; The
following new and elegant homes, excellently
located with every modéra improvement. Poases
804EBMM
Jys 3t*
odlatcly :
No. filO
*• Ötll
West street,
Washington
Madison street, (8) «Uhl "
D. II. KENT,
No.818 W. .sixth
, 80 ? Shipley
(11) elc
**et, (10)
Apply to
JeW-tf
I JlOIt RENT—F<
1 Houses on Front
H-ut 812.60 per month. Inquire
6 W. Fourth street.
three story B lck
i. lay ton.
the tea
WM. II. PIERCE.
wlih oflloe
'•k with stabling for six
P. WORK ALL à CO.,
41» W. F
K. C. Pierson, (next door.)
■ A OK RENT-A large
I 1 front. Urge yard bn
Apply
ftpm-tf
.lOR KENT—Tw
1 from city limits. Apply
marl'i-tf
I
frmn- ti « Mini's
mile
THOMAS WALTKlc
yilARF PROPERTY FOR KENT—Situated at
South end of Market St. Bridge. Apply
Oil AS. WARNER A OO.
XL
1 .1UK KENT.—House No. 916 Delaware Avenue,
y with fifteen rooms, in complete order; and also
of the lot, built
M. M. CHILD A CO.,
Seventh
Wilmington, Del.
will B"il a frame building
a billiard
Apply to
No. 4 W
Srp lit—tf
^or fair.
,v»rt sai
• Apply
. JJ3-tf_
L1ÜK MALE—one large gray
M/ bay mare and colt.
Jys-tf
■ AUK SALE,
I 1 cheap lu h
I
The
auuractory. A
■
I fixture*
e ehs
1 cl
for a p
W. II. ROBINSON,
No. lin K. Fourth s.
tha
In
mi-1
EDGE MOOR IRON WOR
Ellers
Station, T. W. A B. K. K.
WKi empty barrels for sale
ou to suit purchasers. Apply to
G. A J. PYLE,
je89-1i
cor. Sixth
I Mo
streets.
In Hlvervlow
the Secretary's office,
K ivkkview < KMEIF.HY.-L«
( eirut-ry will be so
ter July
• i n
i.
nue, $Â.6 per lot.
81ft .*0 •• ••
ota fr
ug «m
.<
.* third cash, balance in
or August. 1st:
Avenues, 8 0
mouths, im
Lots fronting
Allothcr lots,
l.i'hographcd pl<
be furnished by J L.
per lot.
: •' •'
d f Tther inrorrnatli
Will
hompson, Supt, at Mm g
J. MARIS, they
808 Market
money i cill be teeeivetl before July
jelH-e. d
. cl.
try,.
'
U
F VO It SAl.K-f
1201 Dulawu
—"-et. Apply to
«?
of
Jel ft-tf
J. P. Me LEAR.
I
ixOR HALE—Few No. 12'J In Grac e
■htirch. Ap
H. C. HOBiNnON,
Market.
1 AOK HALE—At a great bargain, a Magee c<
stove, In good order. Apply at
FLLNN à
_ raysn-tf
_ ,^<»R H ir,R._The'Good will,
tue WATCH AND JEW
dished uj.w
• I Mar
Being compelled, by
biiNiuvsM, I offer
.t
ply
Fourth
JACKSON'S,
'2U> Market sireufi
Stock ami Fixtures
-Kl bl'Hi NESS,
«is of Hlxty years at then, w. corner
cuts, W iuilngtoii, Delaware
III health,
good win st«H'k
Jh-i apply
Ity w.'io has u lull po
E
i
I
ruiimjuiih my
Preston Lea, of
trans
■ during my Inability U)attend
/IRA FERRIS, J«.,
' urtli and Market.
Wilmington, Del.
Of
■l all
to it.
r
inyas-tf
Y FAKM FOR SALE.—The
i"g
ailvan.-ed In yi^ars, having <■
g, will sell
I to «
farm contaluiug
• or «-HH, situated lu Shsaex
id lea ling freu
in latter place,
Ivor. It
«• Well 8«
tiut.V 1
Heaford ;
«« fron
fields,
being highly improv. d
growth of c
are aho
lx Milles fr
Nantie ke
h Ul
*viii. il into
clover, the land
a«lupt«d to ti
the grasses. '1 he
In cultivation the bul
:
, »heat, «
enty
•vr. Th»
d of differ«
chard. The building« consist of a
fra ne dwelling with
buildings s
information given
tlie proprietor.
myio-Bm
ood apple
two-story
glu s.ory adjoining,
•n go.><i repairs. Fu.
u. thur
Dr. u. Fisher
KZKnlKL REED,
ajipll. u - 1 i.
St aford, . el.
I olOK HALE OR RENT.
' I Ism.»on street and
rooms each ; front and in
Gilpin Avenue, 1U
•k yards; hot
; terms easy. ^){»ply
PENNINGTON,
Real Estate Agent»
No. b '20 W.
in art-t f
I .voR SALK—The very desirable three-storv
brick residence, No. tto» TatnaJI street; El
containing ten rooms,and all modern Impruvuiueuts
CHAS. R. JONES,
V\ alnut street.
a
the
inp7-tf
IAOR SALK.—Scattergnud Allen,
I is receiving large supplies of
rail, which he
Also a n
leave yo
W. Front Ht.
Baled Hay, by
l market prices.
selling
ce lot of Hay loose by
the 1
ni* r 24-it
I^IOR SALK.—A B0 horse boiler aud engine in
JL' thorough order. Apply to
. W R. * H. GAUSR
j^AWIUEL W. McCAULLEY,
• Itf.ll hn
Agent und t!
luuer fur Fenusylvnultt.
Conveyancing In all Its branches.
" 0 -SML t * lven buying, selling,
d renting real caute, and collecting
'nvoBtf.,. am. loana negotiated
«ÏÏ! ar *" um '
eitherlu'perei.n'orbj'leUef 1 ' 011 '"' 0U
Oillce op« n until h o'cluck'ln the evculng.
OFFICU t No. 0«J)4 Jlurkel Ntreet,
Wilmington, Del.. Second Floor
King
fehl 2 - 6 m
P. GRUBB,
MURRAY,
« «
1« iitîtio o r *î?, rH cau h « left at M.
or Htore, no. a w sixth Ht rimrcrf
Yo
E.
dune at
fully
King'
WINDOW AWNINGS,
Those In need of tht
ITALIAN WINDOW AWNINGS
should call
beautiful
for private resldenteg,
assort m cut of patterns
Jol M m
id
iny tine
And,
„ K - W. HIRNIE'H,
_ G K. Wale, streut.
pOUttTH OF JULY
W
1
goods
very
hope
tw
BUY YOUR
F
I It K W O R K S,
c:
l LA I» ,
OF
B o w MAN,
F O
URTH AND LOrviBA
()CEAN HOUSE,
I- K W K N , » K
IS NOW OPEN AND
R D ,
L A W A UR,
ready t
RECEIVE
GUESTS.
"'ALTER BURTON,
Prom
rpiBIMMINU Arlu U8Y U00DS SIOKE,
No. 401 LOAIBAIM» St.
Mj frliin..»
CALL AND EXAMINE
rauB.,««,,__mninumi
street wharf Wilmington at
about 4.3o p. m. Excursion tie£« J ^ « and return
"JT »» «quÄSSiS'J'Äi, "*•
Jy-tf
An
tion,
years
and
1
or
and
chlems,
D*di.
tions
lry,
and
id the public
Invite«!
my stock.
a share of their patronage.
.t
W'LAÙlMê, PM THw W r *feij
J
Ü ♦
♦
FAMILY
FAVORITE
SEWING
EACiugg
sstejssz xhiï lTCH - « 7&
SALESROOM,
_^jj_yA,RKET STkRRT.
yy II.MINGTON
8A8H. BLIND. SHUTTER. D00 B
FRAME AND MOULDINC ° R '
EMPORIUM.
CARrENTKRS AND BtTILDKIlA
YOUB IN'iKHK^T :
attention la calk'd to mv atonv
Naall, Hiiii.Ih, Win tori. Window Rram
rrainoa, bracaru, Muldlnua, ac., i, C ;, , '«'t
up a warwroom at ' " uv mg uum
look tu
)
Vo. 421 We»t FHONT STHIClrr
(Between Wtst and Washington streets
l am prepared to nil all orders for Buii.iinu
terlals of the liest, quality at the l.Vwaat ,1? K
stock of all .he usual sises of doors, sssh hh,,/
shutters, frames brackets and moi.iinuH ' I ' 4b *
kept constantly on hand. Having be. ë a ,
In this due of busines« for anurn ,u,u *hi -
having a factory In the lumbsr rem«.«""/
feel confldeutl can give entire aadsfactm? u, '
both in price and quality. 11 10
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AND
FULLY ATlE.xDEI) TO
Call and examine my stock befo
elsewhere. It will pay you to do so.
«« , fro ! u l,u l '""Qtry will ii
carefully packed, marked
Joio-tf
M ï
I'AltK.
Purchasing
the
- : ■ «hipped at Very^Uu*
WM. II. I-II H^. N
Agent for-f. Y. ns NOKMANDl'«
PATRONIZE HOME ENTERPRISE.
BUY OK
TATNALL & CO.
Florists
»
13ulu%VHre Avé. und Jefferson ML,
WILMINGTON, DEL
Fit
.< „- r and Bouquets, for Weddings
u.ts Funerals, Ac. cm Flowers, Garden Vfow«
»••e« 1 «, Greenhouse aud hummel Budding pianu
Also, Hanging Vases, Hustle. Work. *
mari m vd-nieh9l-l v w^f
(JOAL REDUCED
ONK DOLLAU PEU TON
AT
Wm. H. Allmoud & Bro.'s.
•KÏGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
i \ UAWIS A BROTHER,
506
HJARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DBu.
tw Housekeepers
u should uni. fall to
those going
visu i he
hOIISeki'np
F NIE mercantile printinq a
SPECIALTY.
TIIK BENT l'HENNl-X,
NEWEST TYPES,
ItIVUKST INKS,
AND
«KILLED WORKMEN.
Merchants, Manufacturers a*.d others, who want
a »-uperlor cotes ol Job Printing, will please ceil ut
the
COMMERCIAL STEAM-1*UWJSK PRINTIN«
OFFICE,
8. w. cob. Fifth and Makebt sts.
M
uniform amt reaermabla Bstlraaus
icucver desired. No Inferior work per
leave the establ shment. Work done wim
line of work inclu«lts
milled
promptness
a accuracy.
hvery l eeorip ion of Job Printing, such
blli-iieads, uoto aud letter-heaus, bank-cheque«,
tickets, munmuib po«u-rs, sa.e bills, circular«, legal
blanks, books, pamphlet«, school and library c
loguee, envelopes, tags, mouihly statement*,
stltuttons and by-laws, visiting cards, lu
druggist«, strawberry tickets, railroad tickets, pr«>
grammes, certhlcatea, Ac., Ac. Bl«
gratis to patroua. our prices are actually
use of Philadelphia or New York.
f"i
JENKIN8 At ATKINSON,
Proprietors.
F. O. FKHR1H, Huiierlntendent.
myli-tf
HAVING REMOVED MY BUSINESS
TO
No. 207 Market Street,
FROM
No. 200 FRENCH STREET.
And, having a fine largo stook of well dried
CIGAB«,
W ould respectfully call the public attention
1 sell them at the lowest rates aud warrant
goods as represented
very thankml for p<*st fav.
hope t
tw l.iic
. 1
each and every ca
by strict
Die confluence of the public
Very Respectfully
EDWARD I,. RICE. Jr.
No. ISO? Market Street,
«»10 TO $25 A DAY
MADE BY SELLING THE
UNDERGROUND
R. R.
An authentic history of this remarkablo organiza
tion, which was once ho effective In aiding a aveu it«
cape from their bondage. By WM. STILL, for
years chairman of the Acting Vigilant commutes,
and Manager of the fhila.U lphla Branch,
imp. svu, profusely illustrated. Cloth extra, 84.Ni
1 he author lor mauy years kept a faithful record
all the fugitives who passe«! through his hands,
and tn« book is made up of tills and other cases, lu
chlems, and lacts win, n came withlu tils oliserva
D*di. The narratives are thrilling aud the revela
tions startling. SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
Endorsed by Chlci-Justlce Chask, Hokack Ghhs
lry, John g. Wuittikk, senators Sumnhb, Wilson.
and mauy othera. This Is Ute bkht book offered
for u long thue
ud for circulare. Liberal terms.
POUTKK 4c CO., U».ral i(c.M
WILMINUTUN, UW.
wausnts wanted.

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