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Duift) (Sommcmdf.
HOWARD M. JENKINS,
EDITOR.
for
be
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ( Sunday h
eacepted,)
eomer Fifth and Market Street «. Two Cents a copy.
Six Dollars a year, by mail, or nerved by carriers
throughout the city.
the Commercial Building, South- Went
TUB DELAWARE TRIBUNE, {weekly,) the great
Peninsular organ cf Farmen and Fruitgrowers, pub
lished
7wo Dollars a
Thursday morning,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Thursday Afternoon, Sept, II.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For President-ULYSSES S. GRANT.
For Vice President-HENRY WILSON.
BRN.iAMiN S. Booth.
T. Col
David W. Mohr.
Electors
For Congress-.JAMES R. LOFLAND.
NEW CASTLE CO U SI Y .
For Sheriff— R. Lewis Armstrong.
For Coroner— CHARLES A. WINSLOW.
uitig,
death
and
that
WOLVES IB THE FOLD
At a meeting of tho woikiugmeu of Wilming
l, held at the Water Witch Engine House,
Friday evening last, committees representing
the two political parties were appointed to sug
gest the names of suitable persons for the legis,
lature for Bubmittal to a subsequent meeting,
which meeting would approve them and recom
mend them to the respective parties for their
endorsement at their nomination elections.
Last evening the meeting re-convened at the
City Hall, and the committees begged leavt
retire to finish up their report. Strange
when they re-entered, instead of reporting
names, they presented a resolution declaring it
to be inexpedient at this time to suggest candi
dates.
tho
get
tion,
bune
who
him.
with
ly,
Tho uninitiated will fail to comprehend the
eminently
portion of
object of this action, but it
wise and proper. The Republic
the committee performed tho duty assigned
them in good faith and selected their candidate.
ley,
Bit the Democratic part of the committee pur
sued
eutirely different course. They
hob-nobbing with the leade
advised to name
beg
party and
but suffer the Republicans to do so, which can
didate they promised should be eudorsed by
of their
candidate
the Democratic party. The intent is obvious
The Democrats would sacrifice
member of
ing
the Legislature for the sake of winning
support the Workingmen of Wilmington,
by tlieir assistance
d
y New Castle county this
fall for Greeley and tho remainder of the Dem
ocratic ticket. It
a desperate game, but
detected by the Republicans, who exposed the
whole scheme and
■erelv censured the De
era tic portion of the committee.
it was noticeable iu the meeting, last evouii
that the
s a sprinkling of Democratic politi.
present, watching with interest the effect
which their Utile r
rould havo up
meeting. They had iunocently supposed that
the real object would fail of detection, and that
the Republican workingmen would swallow with
avidity any and all plans which would give them
a representative iu the Legislature. A Rep
sentative obtaiued i
tho
••es
held
J
S.
any such manner would
all, and
than
I ie Republic
fused to
Verily the Democrats of this county must be
II a desperate straight. They
uuturned to di
pu dicans. Here
yesterday
wished tlieir rights respected in the Legislat
refrain from voting for a legislative
aud only a few hours afterwards a plot w
posed by which the support of the workingmen
to be turned over to the Democrats. It is
easy to forseo the result if such schemes
consummated.
glad that
rkingmen of Wilmington
such combination.
' and divide the Ho
Gaulle which ouly
a
helled tho colored people, if they
I icliet
were
All existing evils iu legislation Lav
through the Democratic party,
likely to coutinuo so long
. A change of rulers is needed, and tho
very best way to effect tho change i
class of the aggrieved attempting to work
the reform itself, but by a combination of all
the elements into
and colored
d they will be
that party remains
party. Let the workiug
all unite with the Itepubli
the Democracv,
de agai
fr«
nd it
doom it
aled.
UNSUCCESSFUL WOOING.
How sweetly the Democratic editors of the
wooing Republican voters from allegiance
to tlieir party. How
"walk i
hi bit lest the invito i
derly they coax them
their parlor:" what solicitude thev
i should go unheeded
in Delaware they have tlang their
cka of the few Ilepubli
da/zle l by the false light
US while burning
Thev
lb
lovingly
d tlu
of the
Cincinnati ignis
I suia of joy rolled down tlieir cheek
were thankful for the
st trifling favot
id made gloriously happy ov
direction
converts.
And the v
that we
IK, wl
to h
ve be
they? pc
by
(
such BV
sibly
in «langer
Republican fold. Few could withstand the Dem
ocratic end»
• in the
:e. The Gazette editor might wheel
barrow to the polls in No
th at Dr. Grimshaw is a
all his converts i
vember. They tell
Greeley
Grimshaw
< ' uncilman Liel
. It
that Dr. G. is
: lie generally is. They say th
isteiu is a
"1
.'ort ;
cepted ofiica from the Republic
of those who doubt his complete conversion.
They impudently elected Harry Foldmoyer. a
prominent Ger
he h
j>
Republican.
Greeley Club, but Harry i
against him. The door w
office i
lot for Horace—but
Ljwis Thom)
1 , of Mill Creek lii
tired, and
ho was urged
ter; he likes hi
pr
dp
puny bette
voûtions. Dr. Shortlidgo w
daro say he i
Republican Con
caught, we admit
ry for it by tliii
. Samuel Bancroft, Jr., of Christiana lid.
bi
a "I
Bright, of England, andex-Repro
cii out of the Republic:
other camp, but no, Mr. B. i.
fac
lent
lin of Wil lit
to
ranks intj the
ot for Greeley.
v.
have it fro
his
lips that he will nt
vote for Greeley and Brovvi
he will march
lus ballot fo
«I wo expect tl
No veml
be polls
I
1 M
throughout the list. Tho
loaders iu this St
«<f the L)jm >c
who expect a
lance this
-•iples wdj
'all from traitors to Republic
st egregiously disa ppointed. They
fight the battle with their
!»•
y. which has
beeu fearfully decimated by desertion ami demor
alized by bad generalship; aud wo predict th
they will fight a losing battle.
There has been a conflict of authority i
inquiry into the late boiler explosio i nt
East. First a Justice of the I'eac
the
■
th
uiert ook
the investigation, hut the State's Attorney for
Cecil county deeming las action unwarrantable,
ith tlie aid of tho cur
d y began Ihe taking of tentimo
This
further fact tl
live of the members of the
iu tho employ of the McCullough
first jury
Gold closed yenterday at 11J. Government
curities decliuoii j ia' t for moHt issues, l'hila.
delphia stocks closed firm. Cotton
unchang
■ i
ia6, anil »ought
•'If the colored peoplO
only the object here statod, they would refrain
from voting a legislative ticket altogether, and
then appeal to the Legislature
-partisians
ch legislation." Thus counsels the Oa
»appose, the lees opposition
for
telle. Then,
that is urged against the Démocratie party, the
sooner will a petition for a redross of grievances
be beard. In other words, the Democratic
To
party being in power in the State of Dela
, if no resistance is made to the continued
domination of that party, it may condesoend to
grant the desired relief. AVe are
of citizens will barter away their inherent
rights for any such considerations as, these.
Rather let them join in the effort to break the
of such political demagogues.
that
will
pc
The people of Delaware aud New Jersey
not the ouly
body of water, bee
disputes relative to the rights which they have
in common in it. Here
ehester and Somerset couutios in Maryland—
both citizens of the
are disputing about the oyster beds, but the
to have the better of it, for they
, who, living contiguous to the
embroiled iu bitter
ly
the people of Dor
commonwealth—who
oill«
latter
continue to trespaHs upon the forbidden waters
d to take away the delicious bivalves
face of tho protests of the rightful claimants.
There is such thing as possession iu water aud
it ought to be enforced.
tho
:i
:
third page a thorough
suggestive article upon protection from liglit
uitig, which will be read with interest. The
death rate by tho electric lluid is appalling,
and a careful eHtim&te places it even beyond
that of our frequent railroad butcheries.
id
Wo publish
Gift
The Two
reeleye.
the Natluu.l
[Pi
two Greeleys—Urban
The fact is there
Greeloy and Rural Greeley. Rural Greeley is
tho person
get enthusiastic. He is a philosophical abstrac
tion, who writes the good editorials in the Tri
bune (the bad ones have been all written by
tliluss fellows no longer in the office), and
who knows almost every thing. Urban Greeley,
tlio other hand, is a man well known to the
citizens of New York, who
about him, and who laugh when j
him. It is this one who is
deucy. Ho is rather
virtues, but e
with men, am
scheming ne'er-do-wells,
ly, au 1 get money and recommendations to of
of him without stint. Many things
wildly improbable of Rural Uree
iscourses so wisely in the Tribune
gospel of Urban Greeley, who fig
committees and "confers" with Mr. John (Joch
whom the farmers in the West
enthusiastic
speak of
running for the 1*
old body , with many
dealing
gregiously incompetent i
1 generally followed by a
ho Hatter him gross
la
■I
wmen app
ley, who di
[From our Late Edition of Yesterday-1
O'Conor.
LOUISVI
MuMIXA
New Yoke. Sept. 11.
An address, signed by a number of prominent
Democrats, has been presented to O'Gonor, urg
ing his acceptance of tho Louisville nomination.
Knglnnd.
TUE WINNEB—WttKCK
K A STEAMKU.
. Sept. 11.
the St. Leger stakes to-day.
wrecked off
Weulock
The English steamer Jhtn w
Portugal. No details.
f
Sunday !»rliool lustUiilr
A Sunday School Institute under the
••es of the Presbytery of New Castle will be
held in the Central Presbyterian Church of this
Monday and Tuesday, 2>'td and 24th inst.,
Tyle, Esq., General Superintendent of
lTesbyterian Church, i
T 1 '
J Hen
S. Schools of
duct the
from all the S
Uulegal
ctiou with the Presbytery
tday Schools in con
-- expected to be
be
is
lint riet
r. w.
MomSMENT.
The h*
of the United States Dis
Ho
rt. for ü
was held this
V.
little I
nsacted. the only
ce before the Court being a
hearing of tho casus of alleged assessment
frauds.
The C
a hearing of these c
Court adjourned.
assigned tho 21th of .September ft
, till whic
■ I
Marine N«
Reported for tin- Cum
Arrivals,
eial.
all
of Wilmington. Sept. 11.
Steamer Vesper, of Wilmington. Davis, from
New York, with mdse to Electric Line.
Sell. Estelle Bright, of Wilmington, Fountain,
from Bombay llook, with building sand to
Bright .V lveithler.
Sch. S. It. Corson, of Wilmington, Cc
P
from Bo
on ballast for new
d rigging
igton, Stew
B. S. Smith
f Wiliniugtou, Stevei
Geo. W. Bush.
Sloop, Harriet Hall of Camden, N. J.. from
Walton Whann A Co.
. Humor, from Col
P. II. Mitchell.
Bristol, Mclllvaine,
dth coal to Lobdell Car
Sob. M. E. Smith, of Wil
Hook,
from Bomb
, 1 th sand
Plantar
Philadelphia, with coal
Sloop.
fr«
Salem, with mdse
Sloop, Manon, of Newj
lins Beach with building sand
Barge Black Ravet
from Mauch Cbuuck
Wheel Co.
Barge V
Sehuvlkill Hav
of Schuylkill Haven. Case, from
nth coal to Mills «V Combs.
Barge General Seigel of Leighton Becondorf,
from Mauch Chuuch with coal
Co.
Labdell c
Barge No. 14-S'J of E
with coal to Lobdell car wheol Co.
Barge Mary, of W
Philadelphia, with mdse.
from Mauch Chunk
, Lamboru, from
• A. Co.
. of Wilmingtou, Morrow, from
« n
U
Philadelphia, with
Barge Wyoming, coal
25, Miller, from 1
ieo. W. Bush.
d transportation Co
Henry, Lake Ch
:e, to Diamond H
So.
plaign, with i
1:
by
( M.
sibly
jtynUil itotiffs.
Pratv » Astral Oil
Jiff
Supplies fully ihe
liumlnattiig
the «langer o t
f- '
perfectly safe
free
i«l
f»r
'X plosion
my
the dan
«1 the lighted lamp In
g* r ot the fluht lgni'lu«r
upset. It Is free from «
wene lamps, furnishing alight
«-ular.and
îreeVî
lu o
>y gas, satisfactory lu
il of «langer.' It
«/ gall, und ten gall, packages; e»
a metal cap, bearing
. By purchasing «liese
»■ry i
Mil apprehe
ui
closed
'If
uncut the gemimeuu
fectly pure
tail by
it safe. Supplied, whole
12. BUINGUURST
cor. Sixth
id
CO, Apothecaries.
Wilmingtou
Boyer's Hoof Liniment.
I have tested Boyer's Hoof L*
of over one Uumlred Ik
ent on the f
The dlff
Hu
is
Mi h<
■
times
It
pi'e«l
I**'
ery h<
pectaily
Summ
ses feet
H III C
. which
and feverish,
luarter cracks
<»nly called
■ulus
they beet
up
wnl h pr«>
"Knee sprung,
lioiifs If produc
—..lid It as
«ft«
In
e shoulder. We
•I
It snot
se s ho.
E. K. ( LNKI.IN,
>f ihe Continental
del phla.
K. BKING11URST A CO., Apothecaries,
<1
1
ldet
'Pr
Ilavii-g
« *en appointed Agents for this popular
liuent, are fullv |
ii
1.11
to supply
the
ifa«:t
Flavoring Extracts
Also, scaling
ks for fruit ct
; aud cc
W. T. AURICHS,
ADothecary, 707 Market «treet.
A Recommendation
In themselves— B. A C. Shoemaker's Liquid Rennet
and Flavoring Extra«-!« of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange,
Almond and Rose. Give them a trial.
B. A C. SHOEMAKER.
b()8 Market street.
Jjrwtel ?lotiffs.
rfHE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
1
8ee«nd Grund Gift Coocnl.
Day ot t li « Drawing Fixed,
No Postponement Iron* September 48.
To the rublic :
ThelTrustees of the Public Library of Kentucky
large aale of tickets already
being satisfied from
made, aud the dolly increasing demand for them»
that there will be no occasion for postponing the
seoond drawing In the Gift Concert in aid of the
Public Library of Kentucky, have instructed me,
their agent aud manager of the Gift Concert, to say
the public and tlcket-fiol<
will positively take place ou September 98'h pro*.,
d will uot be postponed. An active i
tickets comes from every State and Territory of
United States, aid Horn the Canadas, giving
the Trustees that noutrcuiiutanc
the drawing
ud for
pre
the appointed
clerical force Is engaged
1 er of tickets,
relieved of thelmmeuso pressure Inci
dent to the business for the week
ly preceding the drawing, age
those désirons of procuring ticket««,
vent a drawing
A suffi«
with
keep up
that this
I
oill«
twu inline
especially, aud
requested
sales will
n
send In their orders immediately,
be dosed In
make tho m cessary pre
:i iv.
armions for the drawing. It Is the wish of the
management to nil eveiy order for a ticke', ■■
to sell all the tickets, but those who apply tlrst
who put off
:
be supplied;
buying until Bales
turned, Instead of the tickets ordered,
December last, when thousands of
back, they will
I, If th
must
closed, have their money r« -
In the first
Gift Concert :
dollars that
blame bntSthemselvea.
THUS. K. BRAMLRTTff,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
Loi'isvil.i K, KY., August 19, 1873.
Branch Office, tiutf Broadway, New York, in
charge of
augv«-eo«lot-w'4t
Major Thomas H. Hays.
Shoemakers'
MOSQUITO BANISHER
AND
■
PRICKLY HEAT CURE
y Mosquitoes and
stain, and
This preparation will dive
It will
Prlckly He
la perfectly harmless.
G VE IT A TRIAL,
Only 25 Cents Per Bottle.
It
V C. SHOEMAKER,
80S Market atreet. Ins'nut« Building.
W 11 mlngtc m, Del.
Preparedi
B.
Pure Scotch Oat Meal.
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root.
Sea Moss Karim-.
•latine,
Coxes
Shinn's Liciul* Rennet.
Choice vantllft Beans by the pound
Extract Vanilla
Extract Lemon,
Extract Bitter Almonds^
large
single bean.
And all flavors for Ice ('
the various t
quantities at
uj. Jellies, Puddlnga
of cookery. For sale
FOSTER S DRUG STOKE,
Wilmington Del.
From
We
Great Wostorn Cholera Mixture
Has c
CHOLERA. CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRUÆA
DYSENTERY A.'
ds of c
*8 Of
CRAMP.
d tested. Hlsper
thurouglily
ed
f
etly safe
. No family s
«take
: wilhoui It, during
d sold only
d BO o
Put up In 26
ItlSTPE'S DRUG STORE,
ottke.
Pratt's Astral Oil
e ga lon, quart
shapes; lump wie
ront
brushes
anv way to
lamp« lilmneys.tllire
«:., win lesale i
of
d retalL
Disinfectants and Insecticides.
Camphor, Blue
tm«;, Solution Cl
mile
Fust
tde
«I«
<th
Bug I*
star's Rat, Ito
jSTEI
Excelsior !
a
Lippincott'» Cold spark
•«•r. Refresh
I'D-'
tli'U ■ f Fruit
FUSI'EKS
I West.
Syrups
Fr.
I
Soda Water
PURE AND COLD.
Soda Water
HIGHLY CHARGED,
Gas generate«! fr«*i
Water diawn f. «
Porcelain-lined
Fouutaius.
Syrups made
sound ripe Fruit
-■
to
, datlv,
«»in the country.
Sparkling and bright
N»da Water.
e season.
A FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS SYRUPS.
Carbonic Acid W
larly called, when p
d kept out of co
iroperiy
it is popn
le from pure mate
deletert
,is a re fresh lug
to the thirsty
Is drawn
shall be glad
like copper, lead
id
; drink, grateful alike
la W
Invalid. M
Apparatus,
y this agreeat
»xtcattug liquor
\!>
: all
dispensed from
dispensed
SMITH A PAINTER, Pharmaceutist«,
Seventh
Fountain.
<1 Market.
Croat Discovery I
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron,
For the
ln«llgest1on, disease of the ne
patlon, acidity of
• -if
c stomach, general debility,
system, cotiHtl
d all cas
The wine Includes the most agreeable and effi
cient Salt ofj run we pc.ss»an; Citrate of Magnetic
Oxid», conatiTued with the mo t energetic of vege
l'eruvlan Bark.
many eases of debility, losa of appe
general prostration, of «»n efficient Suit of
«•s off muscular
debility,and gives u
stomach,
requlr
cs-Ye
The e
valuable Nerve, is most
the appetite, raises ths pulse,
bluetts, re
happy.
b the pallor of
d vigor t«> the c«
Do you wsi.t
»■thing to
a good app
uiId up your constitution 7
engthen you ?
l)o you
Do you
ill 7
D«
get rl«l of nervousness ?
Do you
it energy ?
Do y<
ill?
I*
Do y.
d vigor«
If >on do, try Kunkel'
This truly valuaol
e«l by all e'
deemed ludlMpeusai
little, purliles
of Iron.
: has been s«> thoroughly
nuiilty that
r mc.hcine.
«I gives to
:
>r
is no
e blood
to the
»longs life.
Tonic.
<\ K. F. n UNKEL, Sole Pro
Norih Mntn street, be
•li, reu«
'S tee syst«
1 only
Price $1 pc
prtetor, N«>. -
Phllailelph
trial of
Vine,
,sk for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron,
er. If your Druggls
'«medicine, with advice free,
«I take
d $1
S
n
u by
«•x press
«• in Wilmington ny K. Mclnnll, Jr., Second
• I Market, and E. Biiugl
Market.
I
:
V 34-4 mu
Dr. Carpenter,
180 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK. N. J.
Is now
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
«I Lungs, with his
1 all discuses «if the thro
Comp«
Medicated inlittlulloiis, (,«
d Cough Syrup.
During
Dr. Carpenter has
pa
• Is
.Il
• d ill
title
•s fr
of the country. The
IgH, NOOllltUg
no-s,
lait«
all
nilamc«l
ring
» the blood. It imp.
1- Tl
esy
u Is u<
pleasant,
«««•elded
the
ft« u give
.•lief
lilng Ul '" ly
ign
hectic llusli v
patient
•ulty of
* influence of my
«a 1er, the uigtit
lsli«:s,an«l with
•lly gums strength
go.
•roving «H«
d health
grasp.
Tim con«
mi rapidly builds up the
«lebllltate«! patte
all maily
healthy blood.
*i lie Cough Syrup Is to be taken
eougl
, presenting
ussi mi luted
stomach ffioil
«I maile tutu good,rick.
night
allevl
■
/
my euch Ux of my
remedies,
i hi
Hint
Inhale
Bo
> of Altera'ive Inhalent;
.«thing Febrifuge '
i B
it
botile of
il æ
ialj
; one
Bottle
Boule Co
Fo d;
•f Cough syrup.
Priieff box eontutning
$10 dollaars ;
«intim $>; three m<
1res
id H»Mit P f , r
.f
I
. CAltPE.NTEK, M. !>.,
jARFENTriPS CATARRH ^REMEDY* illl
A
IH<
give 1
U effect a peuuane
nths. Price «if u
moulu, $6; two month«, $■>; three
successfully treated. Send
A. U. CARPENTER, M. D.,
Newark, N. J.
three
dy
last
1 Us fc
of patient« •
for
■I,
Jy90-ly
ÿrofMSionat (Taras.
ir J. P. O DAN EL.
m yw-ly _
1 > SÎJittbMfflÂ^îft
|)R- H. G. 8NITCHER.
IH'NTHT,
N«. 417 *TN(J STREET.
8ICIAN.
No. 31« W. Seventh street.
304 DELAWARE AVENUE
Bep 9-iy (Opposite Baptist chuseh) Wilm ington, ^
j^ETS OF TEETH SIO to SlOO.
Specimens of work can be seen at ths nfflo*. Na
tural t**eth treated and preserved. Tecta extracted
without pain. S. P. CHAI KANT, D D. H.,
at the Office of Dr. Win. D. Nolen,
91U W. Fourth street.
angSl-ly
J AMKM Mct'AHK,
N K. cor. Third nnd Market Mtrotts, (9
story,) Board of Trade Remua, Wilmington. Del.
CON»KYaNCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Deeds,
bonds, mortgages, and other instruments carefully
prepared,and acknowledgments taken. The patrou
age of the p ublic Is respec iuily sol icited, novia-ly
^ KiTTINGBÊ M. D„
HOMŒOPATPHIC PHY8ICIM.
7 44 KING STHKKT,
WlLMINUTON, DkLAWAK*.
9, morning ; 1 to 3, afterneon ; 7
Jy97-dAwly
Residency
Office hoars—7
n 9, evening.
Ealtonng.
1872 8PBINa 1872
QUINN A BONNER.
MERCHANT TAILORS ,
No. 174 Markst Stebst, Wilmington, Dil
to take your measure for SPRING
1ARMKNTH, which will be out from
tiring Goods, In stv
WARRANTED TO
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
GUINN A BONNER.
Are
ready
SUMMER i
el
assortment of H
meet the tastes of all, and
We also keep for
martl.ly
R eady for the spuing trade.
JOHN DAVIS,
CLOTHIER AND MERCHANT TAILOR,
1'AO MARKET MTRKKT,
Wilmington, Del.
made to order,
muuodate, and fit
ciotm
ready made
to please,
3
■ istomera.
PRICES REASONABLE
AND
PROMPTNESS A SPECIALTY. Jas»-9ro
tfoat ana Wooa.
is the time to buy your
WINTER STOCK OF COAL ;
It will
be lower.
Our coal has
NO MCPEKIOK IN THE MARKET,
It Is hard and
FREE FROM SLATE AND DIRT.
PYLE Sl BECKER.
GRANGE STREET WHARF,
jy »
0OALI COAL! COAL I
STAWNEE,
PLANK.RIDGE,
MT. CARMEL,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL,
PIEDMONT and CLEARFIELD
BITUMINOUS COAL.
OF BEST QUALITY.
r, and screened before delivery to fuml
CUAH. WARNER A CO.
COAL,
WOOD.
LIME
Plaster Cement and Sand.
WholeHale aud ICotall.
Best Qualities Always on Hand.
Goo. D. Hcllcy,
713 Weat Front Mtreet.
Jan2i»-ly
'JONE.S Ac FRISBY.
Have opened a COAL YARD
A Co.'s wharf, and
J. Morton Poole
filing
Mt. Carmel and Locust Mount In
Coal.
delivering
. Office:
which they...
from under cc
all part« of
FOOT OF THORN ST.
ap'44-ly
city
los. to a
JJ .J. WILLIAMS, Jr.,
MANUFACTURER OF
VKNITIAN IILINDH
AND
window shades.
LATEST DKSI
Bllh'ls repaired
d lettered. Gilt
shade
repairing, Ac
;pß- 2 mcod
'! ir'mraed. Store shades made
d waluut cornices. Patent
s used without cords. Trimmings,
>. JÜ NORTH SIXTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
yyr ILM ISOTON
SASH. BLIND, SHUTTER, DOOR
FRAME AND MOULDING
EMPORIUM.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, LOOK TO
YOUB INTEREST!
of
I
n Is called
.- to my stock of Doors,
ash, Blimls, hhu ters. Window Frames, Door
, Brackets, Moldings, Ac., Ac. Having fitted
Krames
apa
No. 421 Heat FRONT STREET.
(between V.e tend Washington Street«.)
prepared to till all orders for Building Ma
" ; best quality at the lowest
ul sizes of doors, sash
rackets and moldings,
on hand. Having been a mauufao
e <«f biiHiiiess for a nutn jer of years,
having a factory In the lumber reglouB, I
feci confideut 1 can give entire satisfaction
both in price and «luailty.
ORDERS BY MAIL
l.-l I.IM ..f
. A
:k of all ih«;
Inda
shutters, frames
kept constantly
S
■I
a!l
:
PROMPTLY AND CaRE
ITifiiN DEÜ TO.
«I examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. It will pay yon ' ^
Parties from :iu uumtry will have their goods
«.aretuiiy packed, marked and shipped at very short
«m** WM. U. PIKKHON,
Jein-tf Agent for T. Y. ds NORMANDIE.
FULLY
his
N
OTICF—T
L.L-v. THE LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN OF WILMINGTON AND VICINITY.
J • W. VANZANI1T,
has
PRACTICAL kA
OMINKR
WUITRWAHHRK,
FANCY COLORS«,
All I)
removing your
«.VIlings and
i 11ANUBR
.... —w everybody, without
oi the finest furniture.
1 centre pieces whitened
«1«
'•
the m
fh reasonable.
•lined to by leaving them
, No. 610 Poplar street,
. „ MX ill streets; and Si,. Ntckols',
III Fruit Store, cor Eighth ami Shipley
dugloU, Del. See cards. itug niy
my
rders i
•usins, Hair Dr«
at D. 11
Grt
, W
K M O Y VI..
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY
my
ed to their i
office,
NO. 814 MARKET MT. (Vlasonic Temple,
The public
general Is Invited to call.
ang93-tf
N T HW ICK CUKAfll SALOON.
Having opened a
CONFECTIONERY
I « K t; R K a .»I
the N. E. cor. Seventh and King streets
Ud respectfully solicita
trouage. The best ere;
Respectfully,
JolO-3m
O LD PIANOS AND ORGANS taken In exchange
for new ones at KOBKLEN à BRO, 'S, 807 Mar
ket street. marti-tf
A
of the public pa
constantly on hand.
C. B. CHANDLER.
Jlrfss frrlmmtnfls. &r.
KH. K. 8. JACKSON A CO.,
« »I MARKET STREBT.
DEALERS IN WHITE GOODS AND TRIMMINGS,
apr 10 -ly
M
WILMINGTON, DEL.
H. STAATS,
SUCCESSOR TO MRS. M. SEEDS,
N • . 417 MARKET MTRKKT.,
Wilminuton, Del.,
has Just opened s new and choice assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY,
OLOVS8 MERINO UNDERWEAR, WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS AND SMALL
WAKES.
S.
Jr« ©ooös.
li
KIM'CKl».
REDUCED.
RBPUCKB.
SUMMER GOODS.
For the purpose of closing them while lu season.
Look
fur bargains
E.
LARKIN'S
N«. 8 East N«MBd Hire*«,
NEW MOHAIR DRESS OOOOS,
STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS,
NEW BLACK SILKS,
8000 YARDS NEW PRINTS, 1
and « uloe assortment of SPRING GASSIMRREB
at CHAMBERS'
3 LA MARKET HT.,
_Wilmington, Del.
gats and (Taps.
QREAT REDUCTION.
We have a small lot ef.
SUMMER HATS,
STRAW AND FELT,
offering at very low prices, to cloae
store.
THOM, D. WEBB A MON,
444 MARKET STREET.
prior to removal
aepe-dAw
II. KUMFOIU) & It KO.,
Fashionable Hatters,
NO. 404 MARKET 8TREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
eep 37-ly
^fu'clni, &r.
217 MARKET ST. 217
WM. L. RUDOLPH,
A tine assortment of watches, ('locks, and
Jewelry, cheap for cash. Watch r« pairing
done by t he proprie
C l V. K I DOI.I'I I,
Wiito •»€■», Jewelry Sc silverware,
981 MARKET STREET,
lFirst Jewelry Store below Third SLJ
WI1J4INGTON, DEL.
■
novil-iy
Ù.
Juljl5-ly
Y^M. Ml. HOLT,
541 MARKET Stree
Wilmington, DeL Having Increased my stock of
Wfitches, Jewelry, Noltd Nil
W are, Opera and I.
Fine Amethyst ItlugH. Ac.,
my line would do well
purchasing elsewhere.
Market Street, opp. city Hall.
and Plated
Persons wanting
examine my
luyia-ly
.
k befoi
GEORGE JACK.
N«. 305 ftlAttKKT Mtreet.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES—GOLD, 8IL
VER AND RUBBER FRAMES.
We claim from ex.perience to suit
ty of Impaired vltdon, * a and In every c
satisfaction. Our facilities
ery pecnltarl
gnarantee
e snch that
exchange glasHen In any shape frame
cusu»m«)r, In l. few hours. N. B.—First
Third street.
- above
sepHV-ly.
îht graters.
I^UANDYWINK ICh.
PLENTY. GOOD, AND CHEAP.
Our drivers have short routes
their patrous punctually and regularly.'
Ice by the box, ton,
ordered.
they can famish
to any point
Our close personal attention
customers supplied
We will esteem
given to have all
their entire satisfaction.
favor
oles 'oported to the office
have any delluqnen
TO
PUSEY &L RICE.
OFFICES:
40« HHIPLRY ST.
403 POPLAR ST.
all times.
Where loe «
We guarantee
be had
' sell ice
low
the lowest.
1872 ICE. 187!i
Howard P. Walton.
Ma
I
A
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ICE DEALER.
a!l
^
O F F I (1 K 8 I
4th and Shiplev and 15th and King Sts
Rail® 01 l ar ® <Ä,ven ,n Hh, PP ,n « *»y Yeasei:«
Pitrllltlra for Kelnll Trade UnaiirpiiNwed.
Prices low enough to satlBfy all.
Report any complaint« to the office.
ICE.
ICE.
aprl3-tf
having rf.moved my business
No. 207 Market Street ,
FROM
No. 200 FRENCH 8TREET.
And, having a fine large stock of well dried
CIG AUS,
°«* 11 ,lle POGU« attention
l sell them at the lowe
goods as represented in each
very thaukiul for p«st favors and by strict attentbin
future 0 merU lÜÖ hoofldeuce of the public m the
Very Respectfully
them,
warrant all
Mar
pa
EDWARD L. RICE, Jr.
No. 207 Market Street,
0*1
.;_ ,
P. A. HÖVT & BRO.,
MEN'S FINE CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
BOYS' CLOTHING A SPECIAL!'V
Ladies' Riding Habits and Sacques Made to Order.
Tenth and Chestnut Stc. Assembly Building.
PHILADELPHIA- PJENNA.
BepumVASim
EXCELLENCE WITH ECONOMY.
Attained by purchasing your
CLOTH
N C
OF
GEORGE EVANS & CO.,
No 914 Market Street , Phitailelphia.
Where STYLE, FIT and QUALITY In Garment« made to meanure. Is guaranteed,
made garments, sold everywhere.
tv- ONE PRICE ONLY.
NO ABATEMENT
Samples of goods, and Directions for self-measurement -
prices of
jyliMy-dAw
Woohs aud stationery.
JJEW BOOKS
AT
E. 8. K. BUTLEB'S,
Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store,
420 MARKET Street.
A Representative Life of Horace Greelev,
Cloth, 19.00
Fables and Legends,
The Neither sdeof New York,
Ouly Three W
Arabia,
The New Timothy,
Sailing on the Nile,
Thrown Together,
Caper-Sauce,
Oirlg Grange,
The Whispering Pine,
Who Would Have Thought It 7
A Seven Mouth's Run,
The Japanese In America,
Angelina Goshlngton,
Get The« Bi'hlnd Me Satan,
New Books received
1.96
I
i .\..
■
'
l.
1 7:.
US
1
l.
as published.
F'NE
STATIONERY
AND
CARD EN GRAVING.
DREKA.
NO tOS3 CHESTNUT STREET,;
Phi i. mai phi a.
^tnanrtal.
|^im NATIONAL, BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
Dépoté tory of the Public Monies.
I • I
FINANCI AL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATER
EDWARD BEITS, Pkkhidknt.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, OlBBlM.
Paid Up Capital,.
BOrphUadel
nlahed
. 81100,000
and New York Bxenange fur
regulur depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at A. M.
DIRECTORS :
Geokor W. BT781,
Em GAKKim',
Joshua T. 11 bald,
WlUJAM TaTNAM.,
Ci.imrnt B. Smyth,
I8UAKL Pdsry,
11KN KJ S. MCI OMB,
Sam uuL Jam as,
Edward Bktth.
■ti-'y
rjYMK
ARTISANS' HAVINLaH BANK,
NO. • 0T MARKET STREET,
Wii.minuton. Dm.
Open to receive deposits dally (Sundays excepted
during the usual biistueee hours, and on Tues«lay
id Saturday evenings from 7 to S o'clock, P. M.
All the profit« of the Hank, after the payment of
; devoted to the benefit of
<1 «ilvldeuds are madu senii-annu
«I October. Slime the organization of
1H61, the dlvldeutis have uniformly been
of Blx per ci
Dividends not drawn
necessary expenses,
the depositors,
ally in April
the Bank,
: hi
per annum,
regar«
deposits,and
■e become entitled to participate in future
dividends.
No managor Is allowed to borrow an; of the.funds
intrusted to tho Bunk
MANAGERS:
G«<>
GNOMON S. I'AI'KLMC,
M. L. LlCHTKNSTKIN,
N. R. Bknhon,
Job H. JAcksou,
Wm. H. Swu-r,
Anthony Higgins.
WM s HILLES, President.
William S. Iullbh,
W. Bi'rtn,
clkmknt B. smytii,
('iiaklks w. Howland,
Edwakd Darlington,
Uknky F. Duke,
John McLbar,
Gko. W. Bush, Vice ITesl
oetl8-ly
John P. McLbar, Treasurer.
Jftrc, ^tlarinr ana jtitr Slnsuranrr.
ESTABLISHED
L8B7.
THOMAS F. PLUMMER'S
GENERAL INSURANCE ROOMS.
No. 400 MARKET «Greet.
Oen'l Agency of the Manhattan Life
Ins. Co., of New York.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
Nearly 935,000,000.
ORGANIZED 1860.
A88ETH, $8,000,000.
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities >
$100.00
All kinds of Life and Endowment policies Isaned.
Dividends annual after the first year,aud increase
with age of policy.
INCOME, $8.600,000.
$140.00 fer
ch
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ABHKTH.
North British A Mtr., of
London and E«llnburgh,
Andes of Cincinnati,
Hanover, of New York,
German Amuricau N. Y.
$94,000,000
'bï/,627
In which Insurance
proved plans
arranged
current rates. In_
quickly adjusted and promptly paid.
■
in
fire losses
Jan9-iy
r l'HE NATIONAL
Litte Insurance Co., U. 8. A.
TUOB. V. PLUMMBK, Agent.
CAPITAL, * * — — 81 000 ooo
SURPLUS OF ASSETS OVER LIABILITIES.
•1,01«, 769.94. ^
Kan.f tron i® 8 0< i k c r n »I>auv ; does business on a cash
basts; plans simple; contra ts
certain ; business aud reputation
definite; payment
nail «mal.
rj_ n n — , , JOSEPH L. KILLGORB,
mysÄSm 1 Pen,n8ular District, WiL, DeL Office.
rjlHK MECUANIOS'SAVINGS BANK,
NO. 4, WEST THIRD STREET,
W 11.M 1NUT0N, DSL » W AKS.
borrow any funds of the
JESSE SIIARPE, President.
JAMES BRADFORD, Vice President.
A. H. GRIMSHAW, Secretary and Treasurer.
_Ie8 .lv
mUK NEW CAMTLK COUNTY MUTUAL
X INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE: "INSTITUTE BUILDING.'
No Manager allowed
Institution.
Insures against FIRE, Houses and all other kin
of Buildings, with their contents, for perlo«is of time
varying from three months to a term of years.
MANAUKH^-Wllllara Tatuall, M. M. Cleaver, John
2S ,W *. U ^ ar . 1 ^. W. Howland, Edward briughurst,
Edward T. Bellah, James Bradford, George Rlctu
ardsou, William Cauby, Samuel Canby, Clement B
Smyth, A. P. Shannon, James Riddle, Geo. U. Bar<>s
Ashton Richardson. '
„ _ _ WILLIAM TATNALL, President.
B. D. Smith Treasurer. octlCly
182«.
1872.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN
Ne. 608 Makkkt sthkkt, Wilminuton.
Incorporated, 1896.
Charter perpetual. Losses promptly adjusted.
Kates an low as any other company. Perpetual In
greatly reduce«! rates.
WILLIAM CANBY, President.
F. L. Gilpin, Secretary
1»
P hiladelphia surgeons ban
dage INSTITUTE-Notlce No.
14 North Ninth. B. C. EVERETT'S _
TniiM positively cures Kuptares. JUu-BoTtock or
Blsstlo Stooïlu^, Belts, Supported Shnnirtî.
furniture a nd WmUrtaWtig.
rjYHOMAS MITCHELL,
FURNISHING ÜNDEBTAKEB.
No. 419 KING STREET.
Has removed
Rmidnnci—N o. 108 Weat Seventh st. ang 'iE q
mHOMAS J. GILES,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
IHIFLBY Street
Now in nee, the " Monitor" Goki*hr Prbsikvkb.
___ftsi-iy
821
^ lANk
The aabaorlber has
«elected stock of
MEAT UHAiKM.
hand a well
NEW STYLES OF CHAIRS,
the best manner expressly for private saloe,
suitable for parlors, dining rooms, or chambers, eic.
alao office chairs, camp chairs, etc.,
NOS 993 A 996 N.
Franklin square.
. SIXTH HT.,
Philadelphia.
L H. WlHI.BI,
Oppoel
aepio.lv
QGL.E & MILOaEK.
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
SUCCESSORS TO
M. & T. Mol) LAKY,
No. OOr» MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
A full assortment of the latest styles of Cabin«
«I Boddhu.iorattleat uni tournât cash pn is
d sou oefore purchasing elsewhere.
Call
iiiyua-tf
(bas and Jjtcam jfittiufl.
FERRIS & GARRETT.
6 04 MA RK ET ST RE El
PLTJYBHRS,.
Gas and Steam Filters,
water d t tae lutnxiaoen
DWELLINGS, FACTORIES. CH'JKOHEH, ETU
OHANDKLimtH,
BRACKETS,
PENDANTS,
READING STAND
all DncaivTioMS or
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
BRASS AND IRON PUMPS,
SELF-REGULATING WIND MILL
BATH TUBS.
SHEET LEAD,
WASH STANDS.
IKON A LEAD PU'
AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE
(A splendid artlolefor Country Residences.)
II• (All Mist
V I t r I « •d Oral«
lanl.lv
(jAS FIXTURES.
THACKAKA, BUCK & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
Have Just opened at their wholesale aud retail
salesroom,
718 CHESTNUT STREET.
NEW STYLES OF
GAS FIXTURES ,
TO WHICH THEY INVITE THE ATTENTION
OF PURCHASERS.
styles, color and Unlsh are unsurpassed.
ITielr
LOW' PRICKS.
•y also invite the attention of the pel lo
fine assortment of
BRONZES, NEWEL POST FIGURES, AND
FANCY SHADES
imoortation.
*1 I
of their I
apr 2 -flm
1
m
ft
ft
I9J
m
S|
%
1
PLANS' Of f/P£ CUI TO OR OCR.
r-~
■SUCCEED t
ïYlorns,Taskér 8cC
t ; , V « tOHXWkCVÔWS,' ' •
For ,Htqh> tow Pré ? are Steam
at it\q Apparatus-for alt classés
- of Ruildtnqs. Laundry and
>«c 'uTTzaJt.
N OTICE.-Boots and
T »'»r, on second str
from either Marke
Del. The suhscrll
Tor all seasons or tho
the third shoe
ey street, Wilmington.
- .. -. inform his friends aud
the public that lie lia-« on hand a large ami
lected assortment. Those in want of substantial
ami easy fitting, hand-made boots and shoes would
»! o' 41 . to B ' v<: ll,in a call And examine his stock,
rarllcular at'entton given t«» ordered worl
branches. Repairing promptly attend, d
public are respectfully invited to give us a call.
a. K. CRAWFORD.
all its
. The
N
OTIOI,
wonld call especial attention to our new styles
of "GERMAN FINISH," .Which ... -
aeeed in this or any other country
— i of which are in this city, and for
give a general referenoe
M. A W GARRETT,
voo Market Street
Of pic
• 1"
think
their quality
i
April in.
F YOU WANT to send money
England or Deland, call
myi4-tf
your friends
A. H. GRIMSHAW,
Ha 4 W. Third 8%

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