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DAILY GAZETTE.
1». Johnson, Editor and Proprietor
This Daily Gazkt^k is published every afternoon,
(except Sunday ) nt 416 Market street,and solved by
bscribers in all parts of Wilminst
ding towns and villages, for six
Yearly subscribers
carriers
and tho
cents a week, payable weekly.
to
i'A, in advance.
Tho DELAWARE GAZETTE, established 17*4.
» the largest and uioit flourishing weekly i
State, and has a larger circulation than any other
«n the lVninsnlar. Published every Friday morn
ng at 12 a year, in advance. _
the
Miss Anna E. Dickinson and the
Editor of the Commercial.
The letter of Miss Dickinson which wc publish
od at her request, as an act of justice, seems to
thrown the editor of the Commercial into
the most terrible rage imaginable. Not satisfied
with replying through the columns of his own pa
per, he hastens to the Every Evening with an
tide
»rder that he may draw that sheet to Ins
assistance, and thus, if possible, prejudice its read
ers also against the lady whose kindness he ha*i
abused. And we were not a little astonished to
v readily its columns were opened to aid the
vhom its editors had often lauded
ar
il«
cutter of one
Why should this pap.*r join in tho fray, with
a slurring term as the ••Princess of Radicalism r*
Her only offene« having been her opposition to
of Graut, and the assertion of the
fact that the U'.l of the Confederacy was not the
General of the army. Both replies
ot tue editor of the Commercial to the letter ot
h
thl
otntnuti
vork of
Miss Dickiusoii alioumi in porversions, misstatc
?ii ta and downright falsehoods. This looseness
of remark, occasioned, no doubt, by great mental
excitement,is not confined to tho lady in question,
hat slio has published; but the GAZETTE
which gave terrible offense, it seems, because it
afforded her space in which to reply to the gratait
nd false statements of the Commercial, is
maligned and abused without stint. Ho sets out
by calling it a "Democratic newspaper," but os he
proceeds ins blood soon warms up to fever heat,
ami he describes the Gazette "as a paper" which
"justified slavery, encouraged secession, assailed
Abraham Lincoln, chuckled over Bull Bun,
groaned over Appomattox and joined consistently,
for many years in the chorus against t.ioae whom
it named niggers."
Was ever so many falsehoods in a single sen
tence.' Why, our trieuds know how the Gazette
battled against sécession, and how willing it was to
adopt any houorable compromise to prevent so
calamitous a result; they know how we mourned
over the terrible consequences of Bull Hun, and
lamented the unfortunate dead whase young life
blood was uselessly poured out to secure an "Ap
pomatox," when results far more satisfactory to
the great mass of the people might have been at
tained without such bloody massacres of Amerioau
to the word -'nigger," it
r seen in our editoriul columns.
All these false charges having been made
»AZETTE. the editor of the Com
mit ciol proceeds to denouuce, misrepresent
and abuse his former friend, Miss Dickinson,
citizens: ami
Uev
must the
iu a manner most rude and unbecoming a
gentleman. So far from stating the truth,
and the whole truth, the article is disgustingly
taise, vindictive and malicious, bearing the most
« ertam evidence of the terrible rage and mortifi
cation which its writer had permitted to overcome
him—the consequence of his own pretumptiou and
oily
It is not necessary for us to take up the cause
of Mi»s Dickinson. She is, we mfer, fully com
patent tu üefeinl hersei» against the little bugler ot '
the Commercial. But we will say that so much i
art the reply as refers to her is the weukest at
tempt to parry the well-applied hush we have ever
witues-ted. In his former article headed "A
1*riondly Queriy Answered," the editor of the
minimal did convey the impression that Mia*
ght an engagement from him to
in Wilmington; he did succeed
ii creating the impression that he had refused her
to delive
I bckinson had *
deliver a lecti
lecture here by quoting
confidential business note of that lady.
All this she fully sets forth in her letter; and
ïgesth
from
1 *r from it being a •• preposterous outburst ot ve
1 inaccuracy" by his "inflamed friend"
who ha* given "full vent to her temper," "four
litths" of
Inch ••
either oroneous, extraneo
*»r impertinent," the letter appears to l>e, and we
bt-uev. l- .i plain, careful and dispassionate state
lei.t of tacts.
Hut the
ost curious statement about tho reply
i s that it charges that the letter contains some
"five or six
essi-nti.il misstatements," which it
■ fdiall h- iv. for the present,ut least,uncor
fniiw to correct any one of M iss
recte.l,"and tl..
Dmkii
llu' <ieiicral < ont «ret ice of the Methodist
Episcopal < Inin h North meets in the Hrooklyn
! Music on VYvdoesday next, May 1 st.
T his ( onference assembles every four years,ami
will In- roinpo**ed of two hundred and ninety
two ministers and one hundred twenty-nme lay
delegatus, the latter admitted for the find time.
In p.
A.ad
IV
iuiis (liaciitiHiotiH of this subject, the ad
uf lay d.-legalions was vigorously op
ts one of the causes that led, some
forty years ago. to the secession of tue Methodist
Protestants. The moat important queutions
w hich will come before the present Conference
will be an increase in the number of Bishops; the
Hook Concern tre ubles w hich are still in dispute
and which will probably result— as l>r. Lanahan
i- not to he heard—in a thorough whitewashing
of I>r. Carlton. There may (KMiibly also lie
►ouïe talk, for the sake of effect, of willingness
to unite with the seceding churches and with
the Conference of the African Colored Church.
Hut the fact may be accepted as settled that (lie
Confèrent* will neither take any ste|»H to restore
the property of the Southern Church now in
their ( 1 'iHM'Sinn, nor will they go so far, in spite
of hvave words, as to admit colored ministers to
an equality with their white brethern.
loi
I. ami W 1
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GbanT JS »R vous.— The Cincinnati Gazette
« adminiKlratlon) lia» rumor* from Wanhinjjton
that Grant ii> nervous and may track out in favor
nf old Mr. Slrellabarger, the
Portugal. The d*«|»atcli wys : 1
ed in |iroiiiineut administration i|tiarlera that
liiere la conaiderahle dnulit as whether Grunt
will ao-ept the Philadelphia nomination. With
in a few day«, in cohver«ution with a prominent
mendier of Cougrrm. the President intimated
that he hail had about Jail the experience
m eiril office that he wanted, and thaï he was
very very «orry that he accepted the Pieaidency
in the Unit instance."
ex min inter to
It is now claim
Arrangements are in progress for the erection
of an fi nlhraeite Iron Furnace und Rolling Mill
at Douglaaeville.
I
£n$uratirf iSompanite.
rpïll, ÜATUOAI.
Life Insurance Co. U. Si. A.
,... .ILOUU. to
Jtl.01G.700 L i
A strong Stock Company; does business on n en*b
basi?*: plans simple: contracts definite; payment
certain; business and reputation national
JOSEPH Ii. KILLC.ORE.
Gen'l Agent Peninsular District. Wil„ pel.
Room 1. over Fourth Street Market.
CAPITAL.
SURPLUS of ASSETS
Linbiliti
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n'nrl »f '
n,r *
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#rat state ^flent^.
n. oi'UKi.Tiir.K a nox.l
M.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Colh(tom of liait», dr., Vouret/nneer» mid
( 'ollectors of Accou nis.
OFFICE-NO. 2 UKINUHUKST m|i1.1>INi..
a 1 rl -.ini*
J. H. FRAZER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT "
kt
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Collector of Rents „na Bills.
KKAK Til llt Ik AKI> flAURKT STH.
pr4dtf
SAMUEL W. McCAULLEY,
Conveyancer. Real Ratal Agent
and Commissioner for
Pennsylvania.
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Convey anoing in all it- branches.
gif en t»* buying, selling,
ehangiug and retitiug Real Ertaie
rents
Mm
Pm
»t at!
lid Culled
■ I 1
I
fullv invested.
rotin
d und Mortgage with n
Es*
B
Milled.
cheerfully give
ippbca
Intormnti
ion. either i
person or bv letter.
Office, 602* Market Sf , (2d Floor )
WILMINGTON. DEL.
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fihlS-dM
*»4»ffb
open until K p.
S. A. MACALLI3TER,
In
,
Conveyancer and Commissioner
tor Pennsylvania,
All kinds of L.kiI Pap<
In
:
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carefully written.
Office, 2d story, Post Office Huilding
WILMINGTON. DEL.
noviBt
JJKM0VAL.
OGI.K Sk UII.I.KK,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS -
AND
j
AUCTiONEE 1 1 S,
No. 605 Market street.
(In the McCLARY Bl ILDING.) opposite the
Bank ol Delaware.
,, * , ,, ... ....
Having rei.iove«! from thecorner of Ph nnd kmc
streets to the birg** store .No. •»'»> Market strt*et.
we solicit «»rtlcrs Irotn our friends which will be
re anu promptness.
We have ample room a toi are abbut laying in
large stock ol new und elegant
PERSONAL SALES ATTENDED Tu.
fil ed wi*h
Furniture, Bedding,
Housekeeping Goods, i
and general
which we snail be pleased t«» shovfr to customers
and dispose ol a! reasonable p '
M'e respectfully solicit tiw* t
tion of our fnenas and the public echern
OGLE A MILL*
mar15tf
rahle -»nnsnlera
Hy.
Rr*nl '•state Ar*>
CTC a M UIDD , - lLrtni/r
J 1 IlAlTl lfi An DLL W Unl\ f
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ADAM STEINMETZ,
10*41» RIDGE AYKNI E. PIIILAD'A.,
(or 11th St., and Huige A vtlnue,)
Is now prepared to f
MARBLE MANTLES.
TABLE TOPS.
WAS 11 STAN I)S.
FURNITURE TOPS.
iish at l«|Wwrl j rices
TILING, Ar..
.tloniiiiienlM. (irnvre«Mi«i*
ami Tombs
<ill, Marble
Cv
fin
»1
i
<1
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Galvanized Tubing. AIM.-«
of housework at shortest not
iptioi
augJlMy
MONUMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS,;
Del. Avenu« 4 Madison Street,
w* II. MI NO
r, Pita.
Th* 'Ubseriber wouM re«i
fully an
nounce to his friends and the public, that
he is p*epate«l to do all kinds of M.«
mental Marble Work in tlhe b.--t
ht short
an
ti.-c and
-(•liable
cry
Also, all kind« of llnu«
HD«) Man
ratPS.
tel work of
•'Ulike
liberal share
self tost he
fav^r him with their work
iuv4 ly
inner. Ilv rerp«vitfully solieii« a
ge. ihd flatters hiin
give «ütislMCtiofi to allwho nn.y
of publi
Jf.UNL. M ALONE 1
shol (.HD, Kli«- & Pistol Manufactory
.WITIitlLl. IIM.I UOIK,
t
accessor to the Inte F. Ilertink. No. 214 King
street, above 2d, Wilmington, Del., respectfully
informs his friends and Sport* men generally. that
ha will continue the manufacture of Shot Guns
Hides and Pistols, at i be old stand. No. 214 King .
street, and hai for sale a largo and beautiful stock
of Fire Arms, among » Inch arc
Double- Barre 1 Gun* from h to f 125.
Single Barrel Guns from fM to 320.
All kinds of Pistols, Colt's, Sha^p**'«. Allen's and j
Smith's A Weston's Revolvers, wii h Cartridges, Ac., j
complete. Also. Ely's best doubh* water proof Per
cussion Cap*; every site bull and «hot; Game Hog* i
and Gunning Apparatus generally. F Thing Tackle,
Ac., constantly on hand and for «ale wholesale I
retail at t lie lowest cash price«.
Particular attention paid *fo Boll liangin j
an-1 Locksmi'hin* m« heretofore. novlO-lv i
rpo THK PlULir.
be SÄiSTrC' task!. Uïïf.7 wm" «ht "reu I l
cannot expand or leak gas; every part of the heater. ' an
' eX< 'sSUvision and miui 1 ; in Ihc wi ; h c^r
is rzz?
^ M Pl- ,' . 1
. marb-Jm 4«! feliwley atreet.
«.*■
look Sindrrs.
JOllN.STON ii HOG I A,
HOOK - BINDERS,
AND BLANK HOOK M A NT FACTl'RKRS,
M>. 420 SHIPLEY STREET,
WILMINGTON", PEL.
Account Ilnoks of every variety of ruling ar.d
' binding made to order.
Magazines. MUeic. Newspapers and Publications
o all kinds bound in Plain or Fancy Styles.
lloih being practical workmen, we are able to
guarantee entire satisfaction.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. aprl-ly
(Horbs, leuclry.
407
Market Street. 407
EXJ. S. CLARK,
B
A full assortment of superior
"
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry & Spectacles.
•tnntlyon hand and for sale at the lowest
kt
d peisonal attention gi\
Particular
Um
•aprl-f
the above line.
ïobarro ü
OTTO & BUTZ ,
Manufacti ricrs of
SEGAE8,
,\o. a wi:«t fko.it KT..
Knives for sale.
iplO ly
i.VSegi
JACOB BUTZ,
Late firm ol Butx&Bro.,
Al I lie Old Eslablittlivd aland
No. 303 BÜRO tSTRCET,
In the 0«ld Fellows' Hall. Wilmington, Delawar«.
continues to manufacture, wholesale and retail, the
very
Best Brands of Segars,
In all their varieties. Also, dealer in the first
qualities of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
M«l.n«CHAl!MS, kc .
Which he is prepared to furnish to the trade and
('«»uiitiy «ton s ut the lowest pog.-ible rates. All ~r
« 1 er.- will fictive HlUuticn and be ptuiupth tilled
sepfitf
-
Painters and ßlaxivrs.
JAMES BRADFORD,
PKAl.KR IS
PAim, OILS, • VtKMSHKv,
WINDOW GLASH.
Cement and Calcined Plaster.
Paints, white lead, red lead, white zinc, iron paint,
lubricating «il«, linseed oil, sperm oil, laid oil, neat-
fool ml. coal oil, iilden A" Nephew's varnishes, Kng
lisll v . iril ^hes. alcohol, turpentine, paint
paints ready mixed, artist*' materials,
materials, decidcomania pictures, all kinds ot f«»r
eiaii and domestic glass, stained, oriiamental ami
engraved: coach painters'material, stencil colors,
ladders of different lengths, ready glazed sash, gold
leal, bronzes, verniillions, looking glass plates.
•ax 11
Nos. 6 and 8 East Third Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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OP»
PAINTING.
S. K. CLOUD & R. H. McCALL
f Announce to the ».ah'!
1 cmn,, * ,enc ® lo * ,er,orui
SUCCKHflORS To ff*. MCCALL,
No. Ç14 Market Btreet,
readin
ii wiitr^fti* in their t
.« to attend to and
de,
including
I'aintiug, Glazinjr, Graiuing, btulnia^,
nd allbranches r.f that art which mikes wood and
s to water an«l pleasing
to the eye. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ther substances unperv
janff-ly
JAJjy.S FKANCE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND Stiff» PAINTER
PAPER HANGKU.Ac.,
No. 512 KING STREET,
Post Office, Wilmington Del.,
hisfriendri a
Nert door helot
Would re-vvciiii«.;
inf.
Ik* public
Il work i
*
II
gn and Ship Painting,
Hanging. Ac. All work
> i
g. 1
H
Graining
intrusted to hi
Country w
■ork alt
..led to.
^.Waterwheel,
Mill Gearing,Shafting Pulleys
PoOl£«H#%iM 0 REi
^ _ 6 EMG fP.PA CiRCUlAIL_^r
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SUP i-lyW-HW
GEORGE PAGE & CO..
No. 5 North Schroeder St,, Baltimore ,
Manufacturers of
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY,
STEAM ENGINES A BOILERS
PAT«if4T IMPROVED. PORTABLE.
CiRCULAH MILLH.
Gang, Muhiy and Sash Sate Mills,
_ __ —
GRIST MILLS, TI MREK WHEELS. SHINGLE
MACHINES, Ac. Dealer# in Circular Saws Belt
in« and Mill supplies generally, aud manutactui • r's
. agents for Lefiel 's Celebrated Turbine Water W heel
and every description of Wood Working Machinery
AGHIClJLTUUA I. ENGINES A SPECIALTY
for doaeri
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Catalogue* A Pvi
List.
asst* »»
IRONSIDES.
The Fastest TrsUlsx Wtallluu Bn.sS,
According to his weight. Has a
ev»rd of 2 .S 4 'y 4 in harness; 2.24 in dou
ble harness with running male.—
m Sired by Canarliun horse known os
ouy." dam an Arabian mare
Dotner
I l "! 1 l, . r :; > y ïr e fb"U»«STo»». 1 "& 1
an d Iniftnî' jiine 1 1«7? MoneîTo be i!aid at Hmo
j^ncl ^Duf^rî 1 wVll'be c 7 er k
az«' :b "* -K-KÄ " 1
Febrasrv X7th. 1872.—marl-3m
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fats amt <!*»!>$•
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East Third Street,
WILMINGTON, DKL.
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HUMPHREY A SANDT,
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,
FASHIONABLE
HATTERS,
AND DE ALAR* IN
tienis' Finn Itrrss dorrs
216 MARKET ST.
lebJi 1
THOMAS M. CULBERT,
No. :i MARKETSTRkET, WILMINOTON,
Asksattention to his varied and wel
selected stock of
HATS AND CAPS,
the
M
AT PRICKS THAT *>EFY COMPETITION,
lie i-in receipt weekly of the Philadelphia and
New York stvlei*.
LATEST STYLE OF SILK HATS onhand ami
first
and
~r
ma*lc t<* order.
REMEMBER THE NUMBER.
50.1 MARKET STREET.
N. B — Ilitrhest i*ri»»e raid for F
dec.'.4
H ATS AND C A-I»S.
Ü
A splendid
vsortment of all
The Latest Styles of Hats and Caps
ForâSpnng and Summer Wear,
AT TflR LOWEST (ASH fit ICES.
PORTER Ä PEWlbTON.
NO. fi NORTH SECOND STREET.
First 11 it Store above Market Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
in4c l) dm
ïiotrD and liquors.
f«»r
ami
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
107 East Water St., Wilmington, I>el.
bscriber having take
m»w pr« i
The
17 " Hotel, i
o.i
.1 i
liu
His tsbl
ark et afl -r«!-». nr.«l
. Rooms air>
er. The friends ol the
ill I
!!L
ith the bes
his bar
and beds kept in perfect
House and the public :
•rv day fro
• < n draught.
) in\ ited to
II.
cl
from 10 to 12. C«>oI Lager
Lunch
Beer nlwn> •
apl l-d3tn
JOHN BTOECKLEIN
WINE AND LIQUOR STOKE
WILLIAM 11AXTEH
Inlorras his friends and the public
gcn* , rHlly that he has taken the store
S. E. comer 4 th and Shipley Sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL..
4»
and
hand a good assortment ol
Brandie-* and Liquors, comprising
one Brandy. Jamaica Spirits.
Ph«» Champagne, Scotch Whisky.
Pate J;; Irish
Extra qo Holland Gin,
Old Monongahela Whiskÿ, Allégeai)/ Whisky,
Bourbon Whi-ky, the very best double rectified
Whisky in the country, that cannot be bought
cheaper elsewhere.
WINES—Made
W luru he will keep
de,
Win
t
and
d
, Sherry; Lisbon, Sweet Mala
d Claret. All of which
ch, Cbampaigne
wurrapted to be pure and of tho host quality.
KRANDIES—Raspberry, Blackberry, Ginger
»ersand Retail Dealers supplied
at choap rate*
ME. I* INAL Pl RPüSKS —:>*>d others
*le>iringold M ines and Liquors for tncdlcinui pur
poses will fin»l it to their advantage to call and
«®-Tt
examine my stock of unadulterated Li<|Uors before
purehasing elsewheie.
Our Persons at a distance will find their orders
sont treu of
i
work
promi'Gy attended to. All liq
charge to any distance within twenty miles.
Mm' Hotels supplied w-ph Ca^ks. Demijohns, *e.
Our Purehnsers will tii d it to tholr advantage to
call at the K. corn* r of kourfh and Shipley 6 t.-..
and examine' my stock tiefore making their pu
«•hases. I jar. 12-ly I WM. BAXTER*
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LIQUOR store a SALOON I
W. C. HOOK,
» Thankful for psM favors, respectfully in
forms hi* friends and ibe public ih>»i lie bus
till'd up anil renovated his saloon. No. 4
W. FOURTH STREET. Wilmington. Del . and
bas addedt o bis present business that ut a liquor
store, where he will keep constantly on band and
*«!!. wht lesule and retail, an as> nrtiuent. of tlie best
hireig/i ^;id domestic brand» of wiuesaml liquors,
auors Which S^e del*;iyle A Co.*s Otard Brandv,
(very fine); supeHor'hld FisblGo. Pagta Oru* Rum,
(old and very fine flavor); «Ir H.B*
Oversbolt's XXX cooper distilled Did Ry*' fvery
mellow): J. B. WbisKOv (this is an urticlp of great
neriority.) Alan, other* of lower grade»: Ac.—
Wines an»l Fancy Liquor*. #ucb a* Old Burgundy
Port, Sherry, t'laret, Ac., Ac. Also, Ginger. Laven
der ami Blackberry Brankies. Very fine sparkling
W. C. HOOK.
Fourth street.
—
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heel
AI* on draught.
N. B.—Don't fo»*§t. No.4
m ws. —— ■
A ïUmTklU*
LIGHT EQUAL TO GAB. AT ONE-EIGHTH
TIIK COST l Cannot be exploded. No chith*** Ot
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MKS d»«irin» » PHOFITABLK RPAIMRSP.
oaii iwur. ihe KXfl 1'SIVK ltlllliT Inr tbe
..I HYiiTT'dFATKST t AHIlON OAK LIMIT
UUKNKKK AND O IL. mr fOL N Tl KS pi gTAT bfi.
Wilts fur inf.rniaiiuu or rail on
m it vrorr.
No. 11« SOUTH FKCOND KT., I'll 11 , V. 1 A
N. B.-UHUIlt'llbS furr.hnl with i'll AN DKi,
IKIiS and LAMFS ol every de.erit.tiu», «n per rent.
'■lu.iper than at say other ..tabh.boieni in the
marU-Ma
!«■
country.
& Sra fUalm.
JJI jIM Sc- « ItANtJK.
)IK Mi Y G. SIPPLE,
* lhr\ ing r'Orchascd the Uroc«"*y ftute on
„■ fM N K. CORNER OK THIRD AND
j, A*;M Al* ISON STKkKIS. Wilmington, Del
i.H-4*.I.!k«>> ihiH method of informing bin tnendi
io* ol 'V ilmingt.un, (hut he Dhh lui«i
il keep on couätüutly hau I a lull and
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i o
I fresh stock of
UUOCEKIEH,
1 of the line.-1 .utility, And wiL sell them at the low
est CASH PRICES.
long experience in the business.
-»riet attention to thes.nn**, 1 will
e satisliiClii n to those who in
c wuh tin ir patrouMge.
Having
confident that by
;»» l.,or
fela> 3in
a'
Cheap Grocery Store,
No. 4(i Market Street, (Ninth Ward.)
Tin* MiWnltei wotil
rOHpi'rlfull) ir,(„ rui
ml III" publie that lie him
sort
on
•I a Si
■ol of Groceries acd
found in a first-da.-- crocer*
hidi he n* felling nt the very lowest prices
1 1 nor Wine« and Liduors, which will be
Pro* i-i< ns, such >*
Ah
the lowest city prices
Ihai.kiul tor past lavors. be hopes to merit and
liberal share of publie |>
re«'
WILLIAM SvI'kKNkY.
J. MARSHAL HARLAN,
to Edw. L. Kioe,) i
G UOCE R J
AT THE OLD STAND.
INTO- 3 E. SECOND ST.,
Opposite the Lower Market House,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
F>in Teas , IV trip« 4* MAqu r »
Champagne Wine,
Claret VV ine,
Gilling and Cotton Twine. Choice Old Scotch
and Kye Whisk
iulvl4
Family Flour,
Choi«
Superior IL»
eys.
JA!»IEs» Mil l'll,
No. 40(1 Shipley Stieet, Wilmington
Whoi.k.salk and Retail Dealer in
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES &C,
V
• »ling lly-on. Black. Geeen and every
ription <»f Teas, Coffees. Spices, Ac , of
i«»r quality op ha.id and tur »ale gt
figures.
lo
- nought at
warranted
pplied at New Y« rk and Philadel
y st
All arti
Retaile
phiü prie
The public are respectfully invited to give me a
If
tall
iILH KOMilM ntokg
K. R . Cor. I'ourili niul Market Kt.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
îspectlully an-rliN
M nsunccH I» his old friends and thcfi|4d
ii^fcpublic generally that he has c»Uiipk't*IÉÉS|
ed his row store,and hasoneneu with a stock
owundfrcii
iKOCERli;.". ^I GAILS AX D MOLASSES,
d pulverizedSugi;rd
: Molasses,
Lnguira, Maricaibo.
I be finest Black and
The uiMl.-rMvrii..l
Ot fine
4»nl.gninul;
■ i
»g«
! I coffee su
It. w hit*
1 mû kinds ul
JSy
! -
•II t J
Old
I'ofte.
cd Co tic
«I Red Wheat Family Hour.
Ii hind* «»I p
!.
•1 i
U hill
i
Pu.-hvvhe;
ii,ds ol «
s. Saru
nun', rivucu aild Lnglia
Gil, Walnut, Musuroon an
i F
k
1 -
Oat;
Fre.-h Roll Butter, Bilker's Coc*»a and
i. W ashing Soap in
:
iale. \
relli, Mac
lh.
l'oilcl
ib
• loss Starch, fur
great
1 1 *
- Mi
rant.-. L;
. Citr
Meut. Dried
i an berries. Brooms, Painted
and Tullt W
\
.1 Apple
B
Brushes
, Ailamunti
>1
f
lic
I all art ich usually kept i
a well
s«»rtc»l (
y Store. Galls
»I examine my stock.
.IAMKS f RIPPEN.
S-Î
W. H. ALLMOND & BRO.,
Co ner 8th and Market Street*, and Bran*
aywine ViiUw-,
n*Ai.i
IN IN
GROCERIES TEAS,
ol
HPIÇlfl«. Ac o., A c.
AIRO IN
LOCUST MOUNTAIN AND WHITS. AS
r t
O A. L.
KJ
♦
OrJcr- ft-r COM. l-tt at tti* Yard
lag*',
WflmingU n, wilt rereW
V If- -240 lbs. to the t
Htsi.il) a ine \ il
r w *b *i-d Msract .street#.
pr»»Mj>t attention.
ni»
:avk vouk m».%ky
s
AND BUY YOUR
of
Teas Coûtes and Fine Groja&'iea,
ks of the NEW YORjf
W? II. PIERCE.
No. Fl W
*e.
to
t.-..
From the best sclc
••«1 st
MARKETS at the lea II
**»py|
Fourth tit.
-Ä
CEMTRïLVILLe NU49-.m
ITT A TED AT
Uli the l\. I
400,
'ENT RE VILLE, DELAWAR
ell l'ike, 4* y miles tio
»t« l» I ree ol the leading Ur. hard
burly IVh. h, » new variety,
»tt.er Peach,
leading kind#
i
100,000 IImI
k earlier
pc
llNMMIO
laid
I Du aif I
.Manu
Maud . 11 d ( lit
d API
«
HO
:
Ii
.ding
;ti
Ne
\
P
dd
P« Vim. w.
Hit All
Mirab
. nil tiie I
it
I»
Also, a la
• < k ol D
It
rry mol 1 <
nal Tree*
••I« i r..
tali
btry
i I
nety.
wherry Plains, viz:—Ureal Agricultur
ist. Hus-iT. Prolific, Erencb Suedl'.ng Great Buf.
tab# hi 1 « dlu.g, Al*>un) Needling.
Black berry Plains, i. is li n or new Rochelle,
Dorchester. High Bush, Wilson's Early, and Kit
laiiy.
IHUJil.ii Raspberries of leading varieties. Philadel
phia, hardy und produi tive: Doolittle's nupvunt
•d Black Cap, Alien .-. Rid Cane, Clark. Fliaait 1 ,
Red Prolific. Belle <lc F»>ui.%.euajr, everbvannf
perfectly hardy , and productive horn July to Or
to her.
Currants—Cherry, \* bite Grape. Red Dutch, Black
English and KfUb Maple.
Goose berries —II «»ugh ton V Lgcdling, Auieri»*ap ap4
English in variety .
Rhubarb— Victor!a. best for mat ket or table use
Asparagus —ihh ye
Hedging Plants in
<M*F«r complete «I
and flowers.
4 1 .
in
bus
4
and
and
best
«•d plant*.
>.
ptmn of varieties offrait*
All of the above will be sold in small or larf#
quantities to suit purchasers.
All Trees aud Plants guariuitccd true to nam*.
For Descriptive Catalogue address
WILLIAM M. PETERS,
ÔentrevHIe Deb
lay 1)
i>nvï*-l»
J o HIN UOPDV'B
ICE CREAMS,
CONFECTIONS. TOYS
f? ( hlldrenS foacfcrs,
j.'JRK-WOBKS
BASKETS, WOODEN WW
Ot
Fi
V
bfi.
A
the
!«■
And a f.n.ral auortment of Staple and Fan
••ion..
JOHN BOUUY,
No. 4)1 MARK KT 8 TKBKT.
Oppovita tho llaaette OSes.
W ilmmatoa, DS
jiih-l.