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3)*tity (Somtwrmr.
WARD M. JENKINS,
H
PUBL18UKD RVKH Y AFTKRNOOS, (Sunday*
atawptod,)
the Commercial Brii.mvo, South Weit
earner Fifth and Market Streets, l'uni Ce
fit* De Ihr * a year, by mail,
throughout fke city.
TUR DKL AW ARK TRIRUNK, (weekly,) the y
Foxinsutar organ of Farmers aiul Fruit,rowers, pub.
lishtd every Thorn,lay
Iwo Dollarn a
, nu, I,
WILMi.SU J OA, DHL,
Friday Afternoon, July 26.
n nc av«2
The llapubliCMU
mît» N'ciiil.iut'o
nomination
Mayor
take place* to-morrow, by the general vote
member* of the party
places will ho established iu such ward, the polls
12 o'clock until 7.
to ho open fn
The candidates now in th
fluid are ('apt. E.
J. Dougherty.
oently Chief of Pu
Chief Clerk in the Post
mien; Robert
Esq, recently General Agent of th* IMaa
Mutual Life insurance (Jo., ji i
that, Register cf Wills, for Na.v t
cie Viuoeut, Esq., form r'.y c>d '.or, for a
l umber of years Alderman, and
hiatoiioal reseaich, Ac.; aud Mr. W. aaui S.
present a member of the City Go
cil, from the 5tii ward. Dr. Joliu (Jatuar
who was also proposed for the place, withdr
yesterday.
—Iu connection with these details,
well state tl
pi-vi
I'
Hayes,
table, a
of communications urging the claim* of the
different candidates. To publish all, would
take up a large nhaie of valuable space, and
wore not willing
others, by printing only part of the number.
disci irnii
against the
Senator Conkliug's elabor
on,through!
lodged
, everywhere, shouldproci
address iu at
t tho co
able effort.
raoting groat
<1 i
I I
be
Republic
'1 got their Duiuncia'i
ighhoiu
the statemeutu of fact.
Fe
entertained of sweeping tireu and
coiiBequeuceu of the drought in Michi
gan. A private correnpondent write* that the
are low, Hpringu aud small tdreamu and
nearly dry, and they are establishing tire-guarda
in many \ »laces.
leid closed yesterday, at 114.W, The Govern
bund market w;
* ight change in price«. 'I he Philadelphia Block
steady. Cotton, 22 ^(&2de.
:arket
LITEKLIUSK AI.'D J lUSHALTSa.
•Tl
r of l.ipplnmll's Mitya
very delightful
doHClih
ho Lehigh Valley,an.
Up th<
' Switch -Rack, "
another entertainingpspei
M.iuch Chunk.
balloon voyaging ;
l; chi
•tor a kul ell uf 11-iuricli Heine, by lvate
ni; and Karl SI nnc.
his descript ions
c . Philadelphia's private art collections, giving
. to the flue galleries cf Idr
ion, this ti
T. Gillingham l ull,
- a »ketch of wesU
tings fifty year
b ;o, by William Co« p
''aim
lloweilu,short stories by
Aylmer and C. 1'. Woodson, a poem by
u,besides a long install
good things in the c
La/.
of the
litorial de
1 artmems.
Tears.
CONNECTICUT Vi
I'S'f AIXS.
VTe
re advertising,
rnvelere, up the
direct
'»burg, Montreal.
iont Valley, tho
beautiful Cf
fror
h'uehec,
id tho Wh
M
The roc
ion* at
«•h
id
of il
Coi
e>r will ie
Ali-1 New fir«v
** id lr D Aveu
r lia h
■:
New V.'
V nk
'J
;-in i'ii
ep
de-.'
.i
• lb
P
I
•8
I .-mg tl
Of I.UIIU I
>1. b
Si
old. N .
K 1 '!*
I'b'g
d
r'v Ha
ul
•it av.
1
1
Hero t
1.
New Ht
ds N .rthwpr l
ii.
•M,
ml t. :
.
iidiug W
River ir
.ml .Min i eu, the • i
g:.»'
.
ih
Hpringll
li
!..
id
:
both thfcf
.
'ibiitn*
d, I
! Sprn.ghe-d. t..u
Aboi
very pic
-r Non
»pnngtn
Holyoke, th
N. J'. Wi
.•ed ",
.ltd.
N I 5Ult Vl1
t »
I»
■ "'»rule Lei
miles to 111
among oth
1
ul
'
for
lill
Iter
M
li
1"
altogether, th;
New fc K C,,t
M*
lui.
l!
of
pop
ml
t<
d h
d.
ult.
vy pect
land.
Wells River Juncti
* Dell.
. about f<
r mile«
ab«
I
load
1*
be
ie .)!
wh
IlU
lid»
p. i.
.h
taut.
«b hire
can leave the
■ ui mil
iule!*.
Mi gl
o tl.e pri
tiie
go*.
ootly to the J To
Littleton
Lo House; fro
lute Mountain sud Ci
, ht
v.
Id,
till:
ford Houses. J'rum
the i
U With lue
f.
«»war "P Moi
Washington.
So Ul
let eh
of
el.
For & tourist, desirin
delightful trip it af
fords
to
>1 "
6« I
A I » .
- a v e M
.
o go direct tv
York at ;l, 1*. M.,
.loug!., c
day.
id
I
h awford liousi,
HU
Fv-Goie
urtln— i i
■ Itienl Pi i
Jli
In and Po
J'he Sera
«, which h
intimately
"The 1 1
ntiic pap r*
jubilant
»1*
la'
l Iu
fleet th
'
.
tl. .
J
y claim
tl . *
nd J:
tl
sxclaimed :
li.
P
d i wi
ll
dute*. ' Thi
P*
have 1
pc
K. M
Cl
ne of C
df
«'.f
id Drown. Tiiete
'J hero i* n
d
. th •
i. i
:
•ged Mi
'
taki
•go
he 1
relieved,
Ilia post.
■ Whatever Minister Curtin's feeling*
ferences may be in the present political oo
e*t, nothing c
at h
lui a .
ab.-em
id
*
tl
r;:
po
fhJ any ueteriinuntinn to
lie might be iuduced.il i
t<
ag^s
being removed lar away
fr
sir
ieci'iedly of tbe op tii
that Jm will
*. in
Iasi pnbd iied
Gov. Curtin, lie took oc -a
tlmnklul for hei
igs, a..d et.
i tl
fro
roved
tbe
t I
uf
An Ohio hen hatched o
mined brood of
chi kens, and deliberately killed all the black
ouou. Tin« nray be true, aud it may
Reserve.
There is a certain reserve of manner which i
tthvftva desirable, a modesty, courte. nisne«*
quietude which wine the respect it deserves. but
in easv distiuguiabable from that mental at
linule which m ever holding bark all that is dis
thictive of the individual himself,all that m
him and that ho
prizes ; all that he
— et truly love« aud in,from the sight and touch
of human sympathy. 8noh a habit of mind i
rowing and hardening.keeping
defemote, »"d disqualifying Tiim for Hint cheer
ful oompsuionebip and nmiial intercourse which
! .v to lighten the trials and multi
l''. v *hc pleasures of life, There are those who
hio ready to converse freely on common topics ol'
general inteient, but who carefully avoid all that
may lead to di*cloMire of their own private
thoughts, feelings and experiences. Few nub
joe: a can bo thus handled, except i
superficial
alw
the
ssog
the moat
, and the leault is uusatiaf&c
im pression boiug genet ally left of want
doi and sincerity. Companionship grows
is checked in
er talk- of himself, who
tory.
ore
dull and languid.
d friendship
tl
■ I.
io
fers l.ii
If to think aloud,
of the
of human life, that of sympathy
1 conti
Muiiain
People who have be
liv is am
\ ourself
bolstered up all their
anything in a crisis.
. they look an
good for
•\ '
I
d lor
somebody t
ill
"■I««- It Hier
ii ll
go. Once dm
lielplihs an
find their feet «gui
ne ruons
wit he
siet unco. Buch
-ho have fought
position, making difficulties their
and deriving determination
resemble oaks, or
s of heaven. Ef
ore resemble
I,
av
«.piling .tun
troni their defeat, than vin
splutteiiug rush lights the
persisted into achievements, train a
self-reliance; a .d when lie has proven to the
world that he
him. Oue of the best les
is this : Work : strengthen your
moral and mental faculties as \ on would strength
use. Learn
then iude
of athletic minds,
. which they
a rough school. They
their high position by the
help of locr&ge ; they leaped the chasm, grap
pled with tho opposing rocks, avoided avalan
ches, ami when the goal was reached, felt tiiat,
for the toil that had strengt heued th
they strove, it could never have been obtained.
trust himself, tbe world will
a father
give his
hv vigoro
cuuiHtaiice
une. T
who loft their mark
all trained
de
of
1'
the
lived,
did not amount
(From
Late KdrDon of Yeatorday.)
Riii'lii.
UlsMlHMAL i»K
Hr. Pet
iriiti, July 25.
Catacazy hau hcc
dismissed from tho lUiusi
Diplomatic Service for publishing hia pamphlet
thewdlof the (Jovenmient.
oppo-i
New York.
DK8TRUC1
A MSSKUV — ANOTHER
DISASTER.
New York, July 25.
•uuery, at West Ches
destroyod by fire. Tlio in
a splendid
The Catholic female
■, New York, w
mates w ere saved. The building
structure.
A cArpuiitor wan hi
Railroad lire. The Iouh iu outiiuated at
>d to death at tho Kiif
(oiilhi*ri.li h in Pliiludc ,iltln.
l. July *2(1.
DKHTRL'CTM
A lire commenced this
smith shop of Allison A Co.'s o
Philadelphia, and destroy oil both it
pouter shop.
Tiing in tho black
works. West
1 the car
I
hundred tho
id dollars : fully in
nd tube works adjoining
-
od. The erecting
e saved.
From Povcil
lo Wealth,
PPORTTKK
The Denton Unie
K W HELL
FORTUNE.
A few years ago,
*ar a family by tho
brothers
id since the close of the
of Sybil, conuisting
d a winter, a Mra. Heaton,
Maryland. Mrs. Heaton,
on. bought a farm
art of tliiu c<
d i
D\ed ft.
Florida
wife of Mr. George W. S
an 1 i-ettled
the low
I !...
:
Mr. Heaton, when too late, found
lauds he purchased
mortgag
left i
■
ered up
itli
Id fr
He
destitute
I
l.i. "«I
...
hut
with difficulty ho could
of life,
hortfer shared
weeks ago
oul-ued family fora
J'li
D
f.i'u.
applied I
tliCU
ik
il lie could do better.'
Th
mi.In
Lee.
to thei
neigli
•> kl
ed of th
re I
Jli
it th
If i* now reported
y that tho govern
upon 8i
Washington I
ntlv paid
t hr*
nothe
1 M
. a* the legal heirs
..f the:
the
of o
hundred
1
id dollar* derived fro
indemnity f.,r
tl
gov
.•i t of
*P
.luring the
of 1
d tl
ik* of fortune t
n. How
Special Notices.
SD
s' Pain Searcher
fo* cramp In the utr.
The
ich,
'ela
.
p„
Uvi,.
•\
at It:
ipH This
very.
d*
'•r\
th»
ii'
p>
v
■y.
■
dlarrh'i'i
itekllCHH Of »!
Summer dine
infaiuum
d
f ehlu
SIM MM
Pi
.• F
v Medio*
JV24 fi! *
Pol
tH.
The Wear t
ixiettes
nd Tear of Life,
of life h
The care
miHlort
do wit h shortening It
liaease. They
fact
:e or many
h weakne
s aud pliytti -
eal dl -l
!*. Ner
. dyspepsia, uf
ie liver, di
•ances of tlie
tria
moiuauia
J, therefore, o:
*mg these dtHtreBd'jg fruits. It
ce that per*(
y business responsibilities,
»lev, or excited l»y spec
J by a multiplicity of enterprises
irtaxed or
p eased with h •
harrassed by family
Perple
any way
up the stamina by
tonic. Tho*
enabled
which they
health
il uld keej
i of a Wholes»
dally
d* of persons thus circumstanced
bear up against the dimeuities lu
involved,and
retain their strength
icntal clearness, by the regular
u.aeh Bitters.
id
of
Diseases wine
ien debllltatei
pro«
broken doi
tug physh-al labor,
ti *■
-work, or exhaust
bay t»y the resiHtAbt
e Kept
which tins iii' ornpHidb e
pc
vital organs. At this
■ 1« . m
, Wile
reogth fro
' U evaporating
»•very pore, i
•» the safety
luiigoi ant I* ub
comfo
"imMa
or Die
P*
I e
■>
y desire io aeep I heir a luetic capablinies
riv u c ''7 rH '' of Ho*tetter's Butera
riy useful ai un* period of th« year an
against the Invisible -us. uie atinot a u .
»»pm
.
a.I ''omplanii
I
ft
fin« li affect
erlere
*lth
pern
di
id
lullOQ i
•ly.
Batchelor's
This su peri. HAIR DYK Is
Hair Dye.
Best in
d lustHUlanc
„ . ,1« unpleasant Odor. The g. ..
. 11AIT.1I hhoua HAIR DYE produces
... black or NATURAL
W.
IMMEDIATELY
BROWN. Docs
HAIR CLEAN. ,
■
«»kill, but leaves trie*
BKALTIFUL. The only
^^Sl' 13 Newark by Uil Dru ^ lHUl
■
inarft-eod.vwly
Scrofula.
. I*
.ov mi.cli annually sweep*
man« j. i! , , w .* r . uv '* if ,uah * 8 Rsappearsnee li
"""mîÂn' ".v::"?""? 1 dw.iumgH,
y of
feiual
'«•'•by ,r »'»* f r,, ui its taint, the
u.'ct.Hsfu ly treated 1* through
•id'OH in* a lilo id d *va e ;
* Delight p.»*'
the H>»te
wuy
D .
* San
p. r r "t 1 lrt
l(ue»
expel ii
eallh. Dio
tu*y Dn takeu with
fr
ety t»y ol<
d.llc
I :mala may
(U it
any
If yo
child has wormi
low complexion, or rustic
ira had breath,
at night, or m. appetite,
" Dr. Tutt'g Liver Pill*,
".i i
1 bad
. mve
1 sood be restored.
DR. TUTT'S HAIR DYE Imparts life
'ÏCE.— We
Family Flour
consumers within the
the hair.
Extra
per bbL, delivered tc
city limita.
, w , „ JAMES B. PRICE à OO..
ftWily BrtEdywiue MUig, Foot Walnut St,
N
■•'Ull.g
IK
Fprrial Hotirfs.
Kunhel s Bitter Wine of Iron.
Kunkel's Bitter Will« of Irou ts guaranteed
cure the worst case of l»y*p.p*la, liver rompluliit.
jaundl.u, etironlu or uervoua deidltty, diseases of
the khtnoya, and all diseases artHlng from a dlsor
dered liver and stomach, such aa rullne
to the he '
tor food,
mlug of the head, hurried or tllfllc
fluttering
tloua when ii
yellowness Of
d building
of blood
ad. acidity
fullness oi
r weight in
stomach, n
brcuthlng,
heart, choking
a lying p s'iite, illmms* of vision,
e skin, and for piirlfvlug the blood
the system in gcucruL
Iter Wine of Iron, $1. Every tsilth
guaranteed or the money Muiml. Beware ol c
terfeita. Buy only Kunkefa. Take u<* other It la
wrappd In a yellow t aper, with the proprietor's
photograph on All others arc counterfeit. Depot
No 26» Nonti Ninth street. Philadelphia. Get
genuine, aa e«eral are trying
possible. 1 caution all to get only
put up in one dollar trottles, with
photograph on
dele
wrapper
Price of t
Imitate
K. F. Kunkel'a,
proprietor's
ch wruppe . Madconlv In Phlla
the outside
If It has ** Philadelphia"
L Is genuine.
Price ft per t»n
e. K. F. KI NKEL, Sole I'
eei, below Vine
d take iu
irtetor, N». 2ft» North Nlutn
iMiiiadelphla.
Ask for Kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron,
For sale In Wilmington by K. Melnall, Jr.,See«
d Market,
Market.
d K. B<lugtiiirsi A Co., Sixth
iny24-4im
Conuine Scotch Oat Moal.
This important
highly nutrltli
oily matter than
cereal grains, while its heat end rut making
flesh and blood-making pro port les
adapted as a food for persons of s<
dyspeptics, Invalida
part of this
de-making material
furnishes more of tl
meuUI or physical—thau'any other known grain.
Made Into porridge amt eaten
rellev»
Also
Irish oat
die tics for the sick.
E. BUINGHT'R TAW), Apothec
cor. Sixth ami Market
<l valuable article of food Is
d easily digested; It
. .1
I
>r it well
entary habits,
d convalescents.
M*al cunt ulus
pans of
d
» requlreuic
for hunt
i-rt dkla.il
■oustlpation.
pin head oat meal, the
il, Bethlehem oat meal
- brand of
id a fud due of
•ai tes.
Wilmington.
Soda Water
Soda Water
PUKE AND COLD.
HIGHLY CHARGED.
Gas gc
Pure Bh
Water drawn f »
ed from
- Soda.
Porctlatn-Uned
• ■ • ' ■
de
ound ripe Fruit
*ud
tfie country.
I
, dad», fro
ch gluu*
Ice planed
Arctic Apparatm
Spurkling
I bright
s-opclicd for
soda Wale
A FI LL LIST OF DELICIOUS SYUUP8.
•r, or Soda Water us It is ikj
•te from I
tluletertouH
Carbonic A«'t«l W
larly called, when properly
•t kept out of contact
like" «•.
if ta Is
grateful alike to the thirsty
invalid. Huch soda Wate Ih drawn fmm
Apparatus, where we shall tie giad to see all
enjoy this agreeable beverage
No intoxicating liquor
Fountain.
nl
dispensed from
SMITH * PAINTER, Pharmaceutists,
Seven
it Market streets.
Flavoring; Extracts
I fur fruit
W. T. ALKICUP,
Apothecary, 7»7 Market sticet.
Also, scaling wax ;
Dr. Carpentor,
13« MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK, N. J.
treating
Is m
JcexBfuily
CON SIM PTlUN, BRONCHITIS,
if the throat and l.uugs, with Ids
Compound M<«Heated Inhalatlouu, Couceii
frated Food, and Cough Syrup.
•n years Dr. Carpenter hs*
of the atmvc
and a'l <ilH.*a*
During
« P"
is of ms
it
cate« from every part of the country. The inha
' Ti ih breathed directly into th
all tuilanii'd
the blood, It Imparts vitality
part of the system. The Hens
first lnhul.
lall'
e lungs, si
Ih not
otU'U gives
e tnilnence of my
pleasant,
nerlded relief, parMculsrly whe
dllWculty of breathing, t
remedies, the rough
sweats cease, the hectic tlusfi
proving digestion the patient radiuly gams sireogth
health is again within his grasp.
...... entrai* d food rapidly builds up the most
debilitated pattern, presenting to the stomach food
- ready to ne assimilated aud
'
»WH ea 1er, the night
vanlshes,aii I with tm
The c
«...
de iuto good,rich.
healthy Idoni
The Cough Syrup Is to be taken
ate the cough and enable
sleep. Full direction*
at ulglit
patient
'.company each Ikx of my
allevl
otitsln
Oue Inhale*: o
One Bottle of
buti le of Anti-Hie
Bottle Com
Buttle of Altera
Inhalent;
l-'ei.rlfugc liiiirtli'tii ; i i
irrhagtu liiiiai ui',; one
-•<t FoliI; One lb
of Cough syrup.
Prti'o ot box «•
liodnllaars; two iiiouiIih fii;
Sent to any address C. O. I». Pamphlets contain
ing large list of patient* cured
e iii(mth"$I.\ > '
'Olltiilll I
• >il»r to In
Adi I re
ARPENTER. M l».,
A. H.
Ne
DK CARPENTER'S CATARRH *ï{ EM ÄiiY* J *
will
give
« Il e. t
cure In fro
is, $s ; three
OlltllH $!0.
;er in all !
f"
hio eesHfully lr. a ed. Scui
for ,i
of pall eut 8 eured,
. It. CARPENTER, M. I).,
Newa k, N. ,
j>2'-iy
Camuh
For patting away
and Persian Powder,
lurs, Ac., Ac
I
li.
«MAKER,
Market
)et.
Pavilion Water.
draught or by
•EM AKER,
:i Market
Pavilion Water, lor aale
dj/en, by B. A C.
the
Just Received ;
of Yourger's Edlnb
11. A c. Sn
A fr-Hh Pnpply
Gniimfcfcs Du bin
urgh Ale
G KM AKER,
sus Market Street.
>:
A Recommendation
In themielves—TL A C. Shoemaker's Liquid Rennet
a id 1 laboring L\tract« of SaullU, Ix-iuou, orange,
i.wi an i Rose. Give them a trial.
D. A C. hUOSMAKER,
803 Market street. Institute Building.
Disinfectants and I
Carbolic
sociicides.
. K
CoHUda Rat, Ui ;
u iiiH'ct extorinliiator, ,
FOSTER'S Drugstore,
Front and West.
Excelsior !
'a Cold sparkling
Llpptnrc
ta Wa
. Refresh
0 of Fruit
Syrnps In
city, at
FOSTER'S
Fr-ii
- ici ^va -
Jl
In tho Soring of the Year
Many peraons, particularly those whos-j occupation
Dr«2»rÎD l M, r . v 'n , i ,rur , v ' iry nuu " f * om K"»«ral physical
piostiatiou, 1.1*1 of appetite, distaste for food, ..
of energy, langu -r, pal .mess, omauclauon Ac
ïÂontotu]""" 0 ""'" w " Wül "" '-'"P'"*" 1
PHOSPIIO-FERRATE D RLIXIR OF
BARK.
C ALISA Y i
(tmn, Pho*r>h,.r»HM a >ul Calisai/a,)
AND BITTER WINE OF IRON,
made by E. Brlngluir t A Co. The
ration*
•gant prepa
palatable and grateful to the
»I lllllfo
■ ::
*3tng dec
ties. The
c '
I toute
ul
I« ' •■
• prop.
cy Improve the appetite,
. , fne Htrf-ngth and rellev.
d fatigue artHlng from exceaalve
e particularly suited for ine ii«
oouviilcx eiits. dyspeptics, dcli-ate feina:
aud invalids generally. Prepared by
E. BRING* I URST A C
Hist digestion,
he exhaustion
etitul or pnysi
im
'
,< hildren
Apothecaries,
Sixth
Pure Scotch Oat Moal.
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Rout.
Sea Muss Farine.
Coxe's Gelatine,
' '* l.mupt Rennet.
Choice Vanilla Bo
single beau.
Extract Vanilla
by the pound
Exiraa blilur Alnumds,
, Jellies, Pudding* and
of i oukti y. For
And all flavors
jus L
for lee Cre
„ FOSTER'S DRUG STORE,
Front ami V. est Wllmlugtou Del.
•luautides
Croat Western Cholera Mixturo
Has eured thotiHands of cases of
CHOLERA. CHOLERA
DYSEivTEhY
-MORBUS. DIARRBÆA
AND CRAMP.
It has been thoroughly
fei:«ly tafe and rehab I-, p eavant
cur»s. no family should
nier weather.
Preparei
ed and tested. It
per
without it, during
d sold only at
«1 no
Prat»'
FOSTER'S DRUG STORE,
cent bottles.
Put up in 26.
„ . , ^ Astrat Oil
■
professional (fards.
|)r J. P. O'DANIEL,
mylS-ly
myN-ly
DKWTIMT,
Ne. 417 KINO STREET.
SICTAN.
No. 810 W. Seventh street.
1) R. H. C. SNITCHER.
3«S DELAWARE AVBNUK
æp 9 ly (Opposite Baptist Church) Wii.minuton.
JP L. GILPIN,
Bonds, deeds, wionwages,
carefully prepared.
•■'"Office: «0« Market street.
L'ONVEtANCBK.
d other legal papers
J AM RM Mct'ARK,
N H. ror Third and Market Nlreels, (8nd
story,) Board of Trade Rooms. Wilmington. Del.
CONVEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Deeds,
I Kinds, mortgages, and other t n.it ru monta carefully
prepared,and aeknow edgments taken. The patron
age of the public is ret-1. mlly sainted. m>vH-1y
m. i>„
HOMQEOPATPHIC PHYSICIN.
Reside«!«
-Til KING MTRKKT,
Wilmington, Dki.awakk.
Office honrs -7
n », evening.
1 9, morning; 1 to 3, afternoon ; 7
Jy*7-dAwly
Sailoriiifl.
1^7^~M-uu«ör287S
QUINN a BONNER.
MEBCBAN T TA IL CHS,
No. 122 M akkbt htrkkt, Wilmington, Dxu
« w cT.Vw S 3 ??] 60 »»e /our measure for SPRING
aud SI M MLR G ARM KNTS, which will be cut from
elegant assortment of Spring Goods, in sty
. tastes of all, and WARRANTED TO
We also keep fur sale Gent's Furnishing Goods.
H"** 1 « 1 * GUINN A BONNER.
A"
I I I
H KAUY FOR TI1K NPHIMJ TU AI1K.
JOHN DAVIS.
CLOTHIER AND MERCHANT TAILOR,
iîâo n A RRKT HTRKKT,
Wilmington, Del.
Clothing ready made or made to order,
care taken to pleat*«, accommodate, and flt
customers.
1
PRICES REA HON ABLE
AND
PROMPTNESS A SPECIALTY. JSH*-9ra
«881 ami ■»toofl.
rpo CONSUMERS OF COAL -Auk your dealers
1. for coal from the RKl lA.NClii COLUKkY
the coal ao well ami favoraoly known lu WH
mtngton aa the MOUNT CARMEL.
Other coal la being
the reputation gained by
Now Iu the t.
low prices.
Sales age
(Succoasors
Mt. Carmel through
Reliance.
well prepared coal at
11. GAWTIIKOP,
f°r THOMAS BAUMGARDNER A Co.,
"totheMt. (armel LM. C
Miners aud shippers uf Reliance Coal.
•I
311 Maluut street.
1'hIladcIphlA.
jyft-lmd.Vw
(J O AL,.
PYLE Sl BECKER.
ORANGE STREET WU
R V,
Dealers In f1r«t-cla*s co d only.
CHEAP AS T11K CHEAPEST,
and prompt delivery.
GIVE I 'S A CALL
apr'W 3m
^JOAL! COAL. I COAL!
8IAWNKE,
PLANK RIDGE,
MT. CARMEL,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL,
PIEDMONT and CLEARFIELD
BITUMINOUS COAL.
OF BEST QUALITY.
iiïs. er '
r, and screened before delivery to faml
CIIA8. WARNER A CO.
GOAL,
WOOD.
LIME
Plaster Cement and Sand.
Wliolosal« aiul ItetaiL
Be»t Qualities Always on Hand.
Cîfuo. D. liolley,
_____ _ »13 W
J ONES F HIS BY.
Have opened a coal YARD
A Co. 'a wharf, am
Mt. Cnrmol and ^Locust Mountnin
S5SU» S?efc" u ^ r 5? " 1 "' rt8 01 tBe e, rr
ÊW--HA* U a . FOOT OF THORN 8T.
tw-'M) IDS. tu a ton. ap»4-ij
jan29-ly
Frot
Ml reel.
J. M mon Poole
» sediug
S;its ami Caps.
j^TRAW HAT3I
STRAW HATS I
voice of
Just
«eel veil
>e lurges
STRAW I1AT8
sr offered
this
We als.» luve
lauy other desirable
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
THOM. I>. WEBB A
sepe-dAw
3*44 MARKET STREET.
K. U ' 11 UM FORD & UKO.,
fashionable Hatters,
NO. 404 MARKET STREET,
"P" 71 * WILMINGTON, DEL.
li EM " Y 8. McCONIB.
MANUFACTURER OF
Pattat-Nlrt-eliMl, Putut-RIvtnd,
Oak - Leather Belting,
Lace and Picker Leather$
AND ALL KINDS o
*4 II O K AND
COPPER RIVETS,
BELT UOOES AND CLASPS,
HYDRAULIC PACKING,
II A KNKHfc
I.KATHlt
AND GUM BEi.T/NG
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
HUtra and Mnu
(orv, Oraace aud Thlr
alrcttu, Wiluiluston, Del.
"SS?u air—t, Phlladal
R EMOVAL—The undersign'
tlee of the removal of hi
.. .sldenoe, cor. Fifrh
No. 608 KING street, whe
ties, he will be pleased
janao-om
desires to give
Dental Offices from
d Shipley streets
Increased faclll
to wait on his patrons.
0. IL JEFFERIS, Dentist.
■
Press trimmings. At.
J AIHKM, LOOK AT THU.
polonaise cut by measure and warranted to it;
fitting a apeolalty. All klnda of
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS MAKING
executed promptly and
RBAHONARLB P R1C B 8.
cull lint
Ballsfact.
guaranteed.
M188 MATTIE KURTZ,
401 Lombard street.
arr9a-3m
K. 8. JACKSON A CO.,
HJ.1 MARKET STREET.
DKAT.RRH IN WHITE GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
WILMINGTON, Dili.
apr lo-i y
S.
H. STAATS,
SUCCESSOR TO MRS. M. SEEDS,
Nt. 41» DIARKKT MTHRRT.,
Wilmington, Dur.,
aud choice assortment of
has just opened a
STAPLE AND FANCY TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES MERINO UNDERWEAR, WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS AND SMALL
WARES.
7
jprÿ Woods.
j£KD((
» U
KKUllTD.
hum <11»
SUMNER GOODS.
For the purpose of closlug them while hi season.
Look out for bargains r*
E.
LARKIN'S
Ns. 9 Kul Mecond Mtreet,
MOHAIR DRESS GOODS,
8TRIPBD JAPANESE BILKS,
NEW BLAOK SILKS,
8000 YARDS NEW PRINTS,]
and a nice assortment of SPRING GASSIMERBS
at CHAMBERS'
3I2IUAHKKT NT.»
Wilmington, DeL
^EW MOURNING STORE,
1W« OHBMTNUT HTRKKT,
Philadilthia,
NEW DRESS GOODS ,
NEW BONNETS,
8 U I T a,
S U A Whs,
PARASOLS. VEILS. CRAPES,
And everything suitable for
MOURNING WEAR
NEW
NEW
ut reasonable price*.
DRESS MAKING DONE TO ORDER.
CRAPE VEILS RENOVATED E^IJAL TO NEW
Please give
Good* scut to the country with oxprees paid.
acalL
A, MYERS Sc CO,
sprin-iiM
RICKEY,
727
727
CHESTNUT STREET,
A
(below EIGHTH,)
P II I I. A D
I. I' II I A .
t ïiiTKuuîu /a' r jj k, Ä< > ri IKR POPULAR
JlicUvy'm.
DRKS4 oiMiDS, NEW AND ELEGANT
HlALhn, l oR T11K WAuM WEATHER, CHEAP,
Ui«Uoy*M.
BLACK AND COLORliD S1I.KH UN RIVA I l im
A8SOR I'M ENT, CHEAP, AT ' 1 »»«VALLID
llickoy'ifi.
CHEAP 8 at^ UES AND PUINT » CLOSING OUT
lliokoy'H«
Grt ! aN S AWÀV E Aï S ° F OÜÜD8 ALMOST
CIXI81NG OUT COUNTERS FOR THE MAI R nn>
A1 n ' A ' ENT8 ' «"DUllKD FROM
Rickey'»,
. A D'SCOUNT OF
10 I ER CENT. ALLO A Ell UN ALL HALES.
ALEXANDER RICKEY,
727 .'Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
myao-dAwtf
Sains.
JJUANüYWUrE 1CL.
PLENTY. GOOD, AND CHEAP.
___ bave short routes so they can famish
then putroiiH punctually and regularly.
Ice by tho box, ton,
ordered.
Our close personal attention Is given to have all
our customera supplied to their entire aatlafactlon.
We will esteem it a favor
the omce
Our drive
carload, sent
any point
«
Ät
have any delluquen
once.
* *l*"i * • 'I
PUSEY & RICE.
OFFICES:
Where ic« can be had at
We guarantee to sell let
406 SHIPLEY ST.
403 POPLAR ST.
all times.
low
* the lowest.
187* ICE. 1872
Howard P. Walton.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ICE DEALER.
OFFICES!
4th andlShiplev and 15th and King Sts
(■real (1|
Hull.
Given In Nhlppln« by Veeael^er
Vullliln for Retoll Trad. «..ara......
Prices low enough to satisfy all.
Report any complaints to the otllce.
ICE.
ICE.
-* I'l i.i * r
QRDER YOUR
WHITE SHIRTS
AT
C. 8. MOKÖ AN'S,
0*31 Market Street, Wilmington, DeL
■^Satisfaction guaranteed.
deoll-ly
EXCELLENCE WITH ECONOMY.
Attained by purchasing your
C L O T H I N C
OF
GEORGE EVANS & CO.,
No IP 14 Market Street , Philadelphia,
Where 81 VLB, FIT and (QUALITY In (lament* made to measure, is guaranteed,
. made garments, suhl everywhere.
nr-ONE PRICE ONLY.
NO ABATEMENT
Directions for aelf-moaauremcnt acut free.
price
of rvad
Samples of goods,
J»10-1|.,Uw
A NEW ENTERPRISE
J 9
TIIE GREAT C^TUAL CLOTI11 INC*
toiler.
FOR
MEN and BOYS
9
GEO. W
NIEMANN,
No. 904: MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Handsome Stock of Heady-Made Clothing suitable 1er nil Sen.
sons, constantly on bund. Also, » cnrol'ully selected stock ol' nice«
goods for Custom Work. Prices remarkably low.
aprw-smd&w
THE
PHILADELPHIA CLOTH HOUSE
N. W. Comer Ninth & Market sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMMENSE STOCK OF WOOLENS AT RETAIL !
GENTS 9 SPUING CASS I MERES,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUITINGS ,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COATI \GS.
A Great Variety of
Cassimeres for Boys'
LADIES' SACKINGS
Wear.
and
WATERPROOFS.
WILLIAM T. SNODGRASS & GO.,
N. W. Cor. Ninth and Market Sts.»
PHILADELPHIA.
apr29-8m
apr29-8m
goolts mid JBatioumi.
JJÊ~W UOOKH
AT
E. S. K. BUTLEIt'S,
Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store,
420 MARKET Street.
A Representative Life of Horace Greelev,
Fabtea and Legends,
The Neither s de of New York,
Only Throe Weeks,
Arabia,
Tho New Timothy,
Hal I lug on the Nile,
Thrown Together,
Caper-H :uce,
G rig Grange,
The Whispering Pino,
Who Would Have Thought. It?
A Seven Mouth's Run,
The ,11 panose in America,
Angelina G oiititugurn,
Get Thee Behind Me Satan,
Ne w Bo oks reite I veil
J^INE STATIONERY
AND
, $2.00
l.rn
B
I
■
I
i.i
1.7ft
.7ft
l.t
published.
CARD ENGRAVING.
DREKA.
NO 1033 CHESTNUT STREET,;
PRiutnraii
rnanMN
jPnmrtM.
p'.Ilf-'T NATIONAL BANK, '
OF WIIMINOTON,
tory of the Public Monies,
DEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashthk.
NftW Ÿôrk Excmmï? 000
nlahed to regular depositors without charge. 8
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 8# A. M
DIRECTORS:
Gkouub w. Bush,
Eli Uakhktt.
Joshua T. Hbald,
William Tatnall,
Edward Buttb.
Paid Up Capital,.
far
Clkmknt B. Smyth.
Ihkakl Pussy,
Hknkj s. Mccomb,
Samusl Jamss,
octl- 1 y
rj»llK AKT18ANH' SA»IN«H BANK,
. 107 MARKET STREET.
. _ , Wilmington. Dkl.
as?£=£fes;s~!s;
the BduJpVo l»ai 'una'livid öll | c< h t,h!
« Är*" 1
Ät , not drawu are regarded as deposits amt
i.Sffl?cr " torrow a "p
NO
MANAGERS:
G Ko
Williams, h.i.uw,
clkmknt B. Smith,
Charles W. Uowlant
Edward Darlington,
Henry F. Durk,
John MuLkar,
W. Bush,
GKOKGK S. CAl'Ki.l.K
M. L. Liciitknstkin,
N. IL Bknson,
Job If. Jackson,
Wm. h. Swift.
Anthony Higgins.
<>m W. IlLHn, Vi™?M LL,tS ' '' re »* J '"''
e«-ti2-iy John P. McLkar, Treasurer.
H ead Quarters
FOR
field and parlok
CROQUET,
PATENT EBONITE CROQUKT BA1.I.M,
warranted for three years.
ate
AT
PORTER & CO.'S
NO. 400 MARKET STREET,
WILMINaiON, DEL.
^irrjrtlaiinc and jtlfr ïlnsurimrr.
ESTA 111.1 SUED
UMfl.
THOMAS F. PLUMMER'S
GENERAL INSURANCE ROOMS.
No. IDO JIAltKET Htreel.
Con'l Agency of tho Manhattan Life
Ins. Co., of New York.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
Nearly DdJ.UUO.OIMi.
ORGANIZED 1800.
B
ASSETS, *8,000,1
INCOME, $2.600,000.
$140.00 for each
-I Endowment policies tssned.
it after the Urst year,
Rill to of ASMe
$ 100 .
All kin
Dividends
Willi age of pulley.
Llaldllt les .
ds of Lift
tlucre
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
North Brttlsli
Mtr., of
MMd Edinburgh,
Andes of Clueluuatl,
Hanover, of New York.
German American N. Y.
*72,627
1,000,
. the modt
of lire loHHcs
In which lnaurance
proved plans
arranged
current rates, in case
quickly ail Jus tod and promptly paid.
Jana-ly
THÜ8. F. PLUMMER, Agont.
the national
Cite InHurunce Co., XJ. S. A.
CAPITAL, >...«] moi) oi»)
SURPLUS OF ASSETS OVER LIABILITIES
I *. 8tron .® Ovmpaiiy ; does hualness
basis; plans simple; w
certain; bUHlness
a cash
•ts definite ; payment
1 reputution national.
. . _ JOSEPH KlLliGORB,
p ® n *Malar District, WtL, DeL Oltloe.
iiiyüu-»m '
T 11 " ^''"AnTos' HAVINGS BANK,
AU 4, WH8T TUIRD 8TRKRT,
Wilmington, Dbl«wakk.
No Muuager allowed to borrow any funds of th
Insututiou.
JESSE SHARPE, President.
JaMEö Du A DFOR1), Vico President.
A. H. GKIMSUAW, Secretary aud Treasurer.
K«Uy
rilllM NEW CANTI. K COUNTY MUTUAL
JL 1NNU11ANCK COMPANY,
OFFICE: "INSTITUTE BUILDING."
a * a,nst FIRE, Houses and all other kind
,!1 . nK "» wlttl t,leIr «'»ntents, for periods d
vanring from three months to a term of yearn.
Manaurkh— William Tatnall, M. M. Cleaver, John
Guyer Charles W. Howland, Edward BrlngbnrHt,
Juiuiîh Bradford, George Klcli
HJJSP' "Ubiern Cantiy, Samuel Canby, Clement B.
A«/, ' Ä*. V ^bannou, James Riddle, Geo.
Ashton Richardson.
U. Bates,
M _ u WILLIAM TATNALL, President.
o. D. Smith Treasurer. octl6,ly
185>«. 187*2.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 608 Makkkt Stkrkt, Wilmington.
Incorporated, 1826.
Charter perpetual. Losses promptly adjusted,
nates as Una as any other compauy. i er peinai In
surance* at greatly reduced rales.
WILLIAM CANDY, President,
v, Secretary. mar8,ly
F. L. Qii.1
ICK CUM AM SAI.OON.
Having opened u
CONFECTIONERY
UK «J It K A M N A
. Seventh
Belt a t
O O N
tho N. E.
d King
would respectfully no
irouuge. The best ci
Respectfully,
public pa
OI
coubtautiy
C. B. CHANDLEIL
JcKKliu
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS
CLOSING OUT #
TO CLONE BUSINESS.
. rellngulKh my present business I will
A1 ONCE my entire stock of
Intending
dose
BOOTS and SHOES
ate
• Persons will have a good stock to select
«««■-tSÄ* e " rlï ' w '" b °
Customers owing me
their bibs Immediately,
» will please slop Iu and settle
L. H. FOULK,
No. 108 W. Second street.
Jyis-t f
^JILMOKK Ac IIKW Km,
WBOLH8ALM LUMBSR DBALBRB,
COATBflVILLI, PKNNA.
P !? e anfl Hemlock Bill Tlml»era
fc®, * A kl,,( * H of Building material by
IS"""" b " lh,er ' '™

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