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III —I I '
p, Johxbon, EmR» AMD PftwaiXTiA. I
" . . .- j_ I—i - I in
Thk Dvilv Gxikt~s is published ev«ryaft«rnoon. j
I except Sunday) et 41 «> Market «treat, and eerved by
carriers to subscribers iu all paru of Wilminatnn
and the .urrouodiug towns and villacas. for six.
«'"in 'ndv'nct"^ # ^ ^ '1 « |
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established UM, 1
mat 2 a year, in advance. "
DAILY G
a
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Democratic State Convention.
By order ot the Stale Banne Otree Executive
Committee, a meeting cd the Helggatnn to the
Stale Democratic Convention, will be held at Do*
„ t ...
»er, ou Tuesday, Juno lltli. 18,2, at 1_ » «.lock, s
.M , lor the purpose of elecUng .a delegates to ^
the Xatioual Democratic Convention to be held
U.iltitnorc, July 9th, 1*72.
It IS also ordered,
That the Democratic citixena of the different
Hundreds throughout the State will meet at the
regu.ar places where such meeting« are held in 1
at o'clock, p x , for the purpose ot electing the
ti
each hi
nired on
SATURDAY, Ji
1st, 1872.
number of Delegates to the Bute Democratic
Convention that euch Hundred it entitled to elect
en<l
dm j to the rules governing the Democratic (;
is
jKirty of the Stato.
I'l.e Democratic papers throughout the State P u
are rcHpeottulIy reque»ted to publish the above.
WILLIAM DEAN.
Cnainnan ol the State Democratic Executive
Committee.
Newark, Del , May 10th, 1872.
in
The State Convention
Which niHi-ta at Dover, on the 11th inatant, to
(•hot)« six Delegate« to the Democratic National
convention, will he composed of fifty delegate«.
each county, utile«« it dectdei to admit an 1
tro
increased
h ive been ealle 1 in the various wards of the city,
and (Hie delegate will be chosen from each. Thera I
imbt-r from Wilmini(ton. Meeting*
(ire ten ward», and a demand will be made on the
Convention for the admission of ten delegates, ;
Should this reasonable request be acceded to, the
representation of New Castle County will thereby
t>e raised from .10 to 6, r > t
The old live wards have been obliterated and .
it becomes e. difficult matter to choose delegates
trout them, and the custom of choosing one from
!
h ward has existed tto long that there aoemt uo
other easy inode of getting at the matter fairly.
Wo hope the Convention will not he*iUte to
assign seats to the ten delegates from Wilmington j
and put them on un equality with other dele- I
gates. We believe this is necessary to the har- I
mouy of the party, and we are sure our friends j
trom the rural district« do not desire to invite '
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strife ami ill-feeling over
small a matter.
SUPPLYING THE DRAGOONS.
The king'd friends, and the radical element in
Congress, generally, says the Washington Patriot ,
ure determined that the dragoons of the Propu
<ia, who »re harrying the South, shall be amply
K !l
supplied with munitions of war and commissary
stores, even it they have uo recruits. Thei
judicial romrnanders-in-chief are to have ubiquity
a ided to Luck bone, aud the sheepskin of the
Lend of cuurts-martml is tn be tightened un
til ifa reverbention* beco
dr.
stndeut. The sus
pension rd ttie habeas corpus is somehow to be
renewed, somehow to he procured, with or with- !
out the popular cotiseut, end precautions pro
portioued to the emergency are to betaken to pre
vent rhe contretemps of Georgia, Tennessee and i at
being repeated in the bosoms of!
other States. Casey has been turned adrift in |
New Orleans, but only because be was an ob- 1
structiou to the free manœuvres of the Gatling j
guns, which have been new primed, and supplied
with lorty rounds apiece of fresh ammunition.
North Carol]
As the Petersburg Progress said the other day, in
its very ioolndi menace to the Democratic party, i
he South hu» 1 j 4 electoral votes, in a college of !
»•im Grant means to send every one of them
in, solid tor hiinselt, on the same plan os that by
which Ame» ai d Clayton vent-themselves to the
Senate. The Progress truly says, the South "is i
a p »wer in the land," and it is a power which!
king to make into a
3
Giant and his fnenus are
club, to beat out the little remaining life there is |
half conquered !
holly trampled South, can be divided
against itself ih the very houee of its friends, by
the subtle machinations of the enemies of peace
d constitutional government, then, indeed, wi I
the managers of the dragonnades not only receive
coinminsary, ordinance, und quartet master's store»,
but recruit* and re in force meats ss well, and
»hull go into the fall campaign half-whipped be
fore the battle, because the ranks of the enemies I
< f liberty have been replenished with renegade*, j
half-hearted compromisers, and these wretched
purblind time-server», who always go over when 1
v »•». r V i«« on the eve of felling to the side they
nr • deserting.
in American liberty. Ii the
South, the
W t'
Pennsylvania lost to the Radicals.
. j i
1 lie following is tlie concluding paragraph i
of » double leaded letter dated Washlnjrtoii, |
M ay 30th, which appeared in Forney's Pre»» \ f'.
of yesterday, signed with his initials: j
Hut we must not ienoru the autiou of the
Pennsylvania Democrat*. It comes in time i
to warn us before our Nstlonal Convention
nixt week. From present a ppmtraneM Pen-'
n»ylvanU will uguin be the battle-ftrouud. I '
place little ronfidenee 111 Republican success
iu New York next November if we allow |
madm-n to nisua^e our counsels in that State,
un. I il ilie Opposition are wise and discreet._
borne of the men at the helm in Pennsylvania 1
call lost* t hat to f. rant, too, If they are permitted 1
Ut it u un. A very little is expected at their |
'
O Tim 'whole" ^^rt'triïuïna"
Oiovermiieul, of the btate Uovernment, and:
of the Çity Government is In tiie handaof oue
elass uf politicians. TheJ* manipulate every- i
thin«. Let them enjoy their prerogative; but i
tor their own sakes, if they would save tirant ' ,t
if they would perpetuate .their families, they
ought to recofrnize the obvious fact that fori
tills year at least something like diacretion
ami toleration should be manifested. It is
folly, worse tiian folly, to suimose that the! .
Republican btate ticket can be elected as U
stands^ improve it. gentlemen *uSs men
of j ot row n seht ol and stamp, if jmi please,
but take such as your constituencies can vote,
fur. Fora year past The Phkm and other
papers have implored these manager» to saw
tiiaiit by "retiring" ohjectiouable aspirants
bv bringing forward good men and Due as!
candidates. Harrisburg's answer earrted dis - 1
may to the Republican party of the whole 1
State. It is not too late. The way to victory '
is as plain as tiie road to defeat: and surely i
our guides are not all so blind that they can- '
not see that which is the best J. W. F. 1
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. -, . ».YHrllwifc. ,
ALfHKO WALTON. Dru»i«t. No. aft M«*«t
stmt. respectfully inform« hi* Mend and tka pakHe
in fierai. that hg keeps <m band all deie|»tiok ot
inoJieine». »ml that * competent perso&i* at all
j^imes ready to prcscribo fur nurti dick as call at the
«tore, and that no chante in made excel*. tberecular
price of the medicines, the same price ns they would
their recldsueoi * Ï& 7 f 1 ucj "
BUILDERS' HARDWARR - WfwiW eu» 1
" ^eU selected, anil I.AKOKM' in the State.— I
Nails. Skill Weight!, Kuii dj
i .Mjrli'i'JiOckl t Bilt|
Hinges, Shutter ami lhair lb Ms, Stavbaoka, and in
fhet all necessary muter "*1 'in building, for tale b
CAPELLE Sc BUOTH Kit, 212 Market St.
Chapman'« make,) Chisels, Socket« and Finueta
s 8tee , Mld ln , nCo „ ipit . s ,,.,CWapora, Rido^ ,
^ oorfan , lia Steul Brar-.-, , Bevels, Saw ,
jjeta, plumbs and Levels, Ac., lorsale by |
CAPELLE A liKOTHKK. *12 Market «St. j
"«"âtouï"'" ^ ^ "" C °" 0, '
""cAfELlE & liftOTHEH, 212 Market St. ■
PLOWS, of different makes, »n lollows :—Heck- j
endorn, Moore, Atwood A Wilt-y'e, (New York
makes,) for sale by
CAPELLE A- nnoTUKlL Ji: Market St.
PLOW CASTlNtDs-H' nkeuiiuni, Moore, At-I(
wood A Willey's, lor s.|o 1.»
(,'Al'ELl.E ,b Diiuiitbll, 212 Market St.
KNIVES AND FORKS
Carpenters' Tool«, Planes. .Carpenter's an
lur stock of Table
en<l Dessort Knives, Ivory, Tiji-horu, Kbouy and
(; l)0oa hamUos, both Encash :
,
l Amoricun maki;* ,
one WLshiiig to
1J Market Bt.
im« l Cros
is worthy ol tliu atti
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t u.
P u "|' { '^ ^'p aawsI-w'.Üi
t'iit
Saw*, with Tutti«!*« patent teeth, mws, by the
experience of practical men, will do as much work j
in one day us any other in twoVand :»t mlugdl
prices, for sale by CAPELLK »V lilto.. !
«112 Market Street j
»cal tf . statt Vacate..
H. 04 Aft AI« ! Ki i: «V SON,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Collectait of Rent», itr., Vonrrynliter* and'
Collector* of Account ».
OFFICE—NO, 2 mUNGUi. liai W ILDING,
mrl-.im'
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J. H. FRAZER,
rcT ,. r . rr . TT
L.O 1 A i. C. AulLls X
AND
Collector of Rents tnd Bilis.
RfF.AK 'III I Kit AND MAMKKT NT«.
pr4dlf
SAMUEL W. McCAULLEY,
,
Conveyancer, Beal Kstato Agent
and ComraiApioner for
Pennsylvania.
•he.«.
' uncing in «11 ib brn
>inir, pelting, *x
Pr**ui»t attention xiien to t
cbrnigi n an«l renting K»-»l E
rent!«.
M«n«*v firefully inve«tt«l.
U collecting
loan* necotiated
on Hon t Hin! Mt rtgage with ainj-lo Fe< unty. Es
täte* «• t ied.
0^ Informntion cneerfnlly given upon ftppliea*
tion. either in person <*r bv letter.
Office, 602} Market St., <2d Floor,)
WILMINGTON. DEL.
aSuOfficff open until 8 p. in.
u-hl3-d6m
]ptsjmd«£aus
HUMPHREY & SANDT,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS
216 MARKKT 8 I'KKKT,
H AVE onhsnd a full line of fa«hionnble Hats
and Caps suitable for the prw»eut season.
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hich they are celling at very muuerate prices.—
Those in want of a superior article ai a tmail outlay
should give them a cull. Al^o. u good a.^ortcueut of
at low figures
UMBRELLAS, GLOVES. Ac.,
THE
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East Third Street,
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WILMINGTON, !>*!..
enrl-ly
Soots vS: $U0f5.
iyr.w Boor a ni» mho ktoke,
401 Vi LOMBARD STREET.
The sabscriber* have on hand a good »n
d Gaiter
ply of well m de Boots, «Shoes
which they will *ell at very reasonable prie
^ r ,1 ;"d W « r V"orf,!otu r «.'' r K«eî, 0 ri'^' t n .,.il > »dü
f'. r ' mptly artende«! to. The publie are invited
*'mayS-tfiL ClM '
.u. i__ _ . , ,
the lowest priem. Pariicul.r attention p»%"o Ou».
tom Work, ltonairio* neatly (ton« «t sh >i t notice.
_»b1I-U3iu Ul'GU SW KKNLY.'
up town shoe store i
MIi8KS ASU CHILI>REN
t raacet
'« 4ND MAP!'. BOOTS. SHOES end GAI
OBI TERS made t.. • rder at tke very LOWEST
rnICES. Ca l and.ee tny »ample« sod
,t JTT l ** rn "*» »««'«* balore givitik your order,
* r *'
LiDIES'. MISSES' AND rn ti.iiR r vs
Best and Ctie.nett
Maetn»» c-~- w j
. "****« *oota, BhoeB and Gaiter*
TT' ,0 '" l ® «' No. bi W««t Ei.biu «ireeu
bo^V,' Sr'cÏT C """ ' : '°
James m. jmjLMES,
Km 9) Weujth street,
2d door from ShinUj.
A1 "wSmtl!«!« "n i
Wrtmfnrtoa. D-l.
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wr OW lain
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MEREDITH 4 BRO.
The Old Stand Re-Opened, j
No. 6 Knot Front M.eel.
The Subscriber would anoounce to hi»
friend* and the Mibiic thaï lie ha» oi«ene<i
a Boot and >hou »;ore. and ha* on band a
food aasortiL'vnt of iioo », bh«>e« *nd Gai- .
for Men- B >y», M otnen. Miere» and ('hildren. i
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CALL ON
A. H. CRIM8HAW. I
He«.» mad «Waat Third atraa 1
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Of hi* **-*'
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ÏO 605 MABKET 8THEET
WILMINGTON DFL
atMiaoiua. - 1
fitnmm wahe-iooms. ;
1 A foil sM erfn im . e f iba lasacl t lrlm f Cabinet i
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LEWIS F. ADAIR,
]]<; g' trtet W ihliingtOD. Del.
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liai ou hand at hia Furniture Wareroomr
a large aasbrttaent of
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,-omisllrg In r«rt of lioreaus. Red.leads Table«
, «'hairs Sola» Lounaea. tseitae». Lookiaa OI«!*M
, ^^oublic »^"'e.l.'eTfollï iîmted ré
| C sfl ^isuiine bis^goods and learn hU prices.
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FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
REMOVAL!
THOMAS MITCHE L,
FCRX1SIT1XG UX DR It TA HER
Respectfully informa bis friends and
the public gauerslly that he has re
td trow the N, W. ooruer ol Fifth an French
(street* tu
NO. 414 KING- STREET,
Where be is prepared to give hip personnl attention
, husiness t»f L'n<lvrtakiiu in all us branches,
Also, agent, lor K. S. Early's Patent Kosewood '
Burial t-adket.
lie hu*
A Mieph r'« Uni
Kedidonce. No. W
also purohaoed the right to u*e Stockton
>d or»»*e P
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Seventh St.
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NO. 221 West SGCOnd Street !
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COTTAGE
FURNITURE
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L. F. HIGGINS',
WILMINGTON, i.DEL.
BovlTtf
FURNITURE!
h. l. mcconnbll,
FURNITURE !
(Sucoessor to Hatton à McConnell.)
Has on hand, at the old stand.
809 Market Street, Philadelphia,
A LARGE STOCK OF FINE
Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room
FURfVn URE !
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
All goods warranted. All old customer.i will he
dealt with a* former y, and the patronage of the
public is eurnestly solicited.
h. l. McConnell.
Manufacturer and Dealer iu furniture.
809 Market St,, rhiladelphia.
-Je THK SBCO D STREET
fflFURNITURE STORE,-_
337 N. SECOND bT.. PHILADELPHIA. 337
The Old Stand •»lohlished 20 y ears, triumph ant in
H4ft%! » l lth.
mar 2»3m
Daring the recent depression in hu*ine* ws laid in
for c«?h ch&.tp ;st and hesiaasorted stuen in inecitv,
? kieh we nellmx at reasonable prices. New
aunt; ttota Bed«|ea4s wltioh mak« a good bed at
night, nun able fur ni- k room vr ««ffi.-o-.
UOTTaGE and WALNUT CHAMBER «SUITS.
Straw, Uu&k. toelsior-nd S ring Mattresses.
V^-Farbfr ult* « i -lsiered in any style to sait
pUfL-bufer*. IVlNaBKOaS.
V** ^• becond St., above \ i u e, east side,
Philwdelooia.
fabl—lv
Furniture ana vemtian Blinds,
J. & J. N BARMAN,
Nd,flOk{NG STRICKT, iFiLBlNGTON. DEL.
^«b lwL i'Wf resj^ctfally Inform the cititens ol
Wiliuingteti and the suproiinding country,
that wq continue to lAanufacturr und keep
on hand it our large and long esUblished
waterooDis, 1 urii'lupp of every aristy and sty
coo^i*ritIg ui Mohogany Rosewood and Walnut
Furuituro, iuitubie for parlor, dining-room and
chamber u.-e.'.
Our as s« a* tui cut ofFu rnltare isos large and varied
a* can Kef *un«l in Del a ware, and all artisles sold at
our establii<hiiMint are warranted as repre.-enled.
Vemtian Blinds ot the most fashionable designs
tonne to order an«l kept constantly on baud. We
Also manufacture and constantly keep a large æ
sortrocntol «Spring,Hair, Moss and Husk Mattress
J. A J.N. HARMAN,
Rina s'rcet
le.
es.
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Hotels aofl giquors
BAY VIEW HOUSE,
Ferry Beach, Naco, lie,,
MOULTON ft ClAHK,
PROPRIETORS
Thi» House, near y completed, is fir*t
;U*8 in ail iih appoiuiiuent*. It front* upon
Kerry and OI«l «irehsrd Bcache». and has e
'«i view not excelled on tin Mlanticcoast.
1 he room* tire huh ami airy, cu su«te an.l tingle
I and ao nn<»hstructed »ea view i* obtained from ev
er window in the house. The oitv of i'ortlund.
Wood I .*« Im n• i. Seal Ruck*, the Pool»« and other ob
ject* of inter*«t in the
n'
mediate otfiug. with a
, , „ r. Only four uilUfc from
>aoo. Littk'helii * Pottcbi'f« will ui«« t all truits at
>ac«J Ddfput on th< Eu>t®rn Rtid B« »ton and .Maine
K. R. bteatuer* laud fuur tiiuv* daily from Saco
I aud Bi ldeford. Telegraph. Billiard hall und Btiwi
ng Alley. An eUganl Livery «Stable. Will be
I opjnetl f.»r gue*t* Ju
MOU
21. is".
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LTON A CLARK, Ferry Beach,
____may27-dliuAeid! ui
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
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101 East Water ?t„ Wilmington, Del.
_ *ub»eril)fr having taken the above
jj* Hotel, I» »low !•$»• -pared l*. accommodate
{ traveler* and boar 1er», lit» t«ble will be
i A »applied with the bear market afford*, and
i Hl »i i FFf* Rl|d choice liquor*. Kooina airy
. . ksf» in l .ricl order. Tbs IHenU» uf tba
»lid the public are invited to call,
fry d»y Irmu from 1U to lz. Cool Laser
r iiKNir on drauuht.
apl l*d3ju
1 u
ich
JOUIt STOECKt.EIN
JAMES BAXTER,
niALRH is real rniriox aso uous.tic
j WINES AND LIQUORS,
NO. 13 tfABKMT STREET,
WTLMINOTO^J^KLJ
removal.
MRH. m. a. 'CORSON
Raspaetfully auanaaces tn tba Ladies *f
Wilmiocion and Ticmuy. that .lie ha. remo
ved her Millme y btore irum 202 Kiu( etreet
Ss'Sèè
illy
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«1 MtRHFT STRkET,
wh*re »he will keep a«l rhe
LA TEST HTYLESiOt MILLISERT,
sad,make to vrdsr everyibio, in the line o* her
Lu.lne». at tba mart reaeonahie prlcee
Tba patrenaca of her Irieade aud th* pubbe cen
erallv u reepaetfullv aolleiUd. P aplT-ff
Ol
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$arAw*rf anfl jftytui ^ry»
(ilün. uttf & co;
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AWD MANUFACTUHEHH'
t gents for
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IMPORTERS
STEEL, r r -,
HARDWAUE
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AND
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COACH NATESIAL,
IHavetha
Largest Stock of Good* in the State.
la their tine.'
and Best Assorted Stock in the United State )
Nos. 205 & 207 Shipley ft. 210 fc 212
Orange Street?,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
GREEN, UUV & Co.
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Successor« tr Pedrick, Green A Co..
Importer« and Dealer» in
IRON AND STEEL,
BITUMINOUS COAL, GALVANIZED IRON.
COACH-BUILDERS' HARDWARE Ac.
8. K CORNER OF
THIRD AMD 8HIPUV ST*.,
Have always on hand
• fall assortment of
IRON AND STEEL.
Beat brands of Ameri
ShSTriî*0*H»
D B»raofalf sixea. lianil,
SsHoop. and siu Iren, 1
be* 1 Norway Nall Rod*
1 and Anger Shapes, Mul
vanitod and Black sheet
j or- — Iron. Cast, Shear, Blis
! tar German ,Sw«de,Spring. Tire Machinery, and
; Tnn Steel.
; t Smith, Coacb, and other Hardware—Horee Show«
i Horse Shoe Nails, Borax, Boltf, Clips. Nuts, Wash
! ers, Malleahle Castings, Waren Boxes. Springs, Ax
! les, Snoke* Felloes, Shafts; Bows, Ac.. Carriage Can
vas*. Oil Carnet*. Rattlnett, Enameled Top and Dash
I Leather, and Coach Hardware of all kinds; Iron Wire
! Galvanised Nails, Babbit Metal, Lead. Spelter, Ban
i ca Tin, Sheet Zino, Ac., Grindstones. Crank* and
Roller*, Back Chains, Ac , Ac.
Smiths' and other Tools—Anvils, Vice*,Bellows
Sledges, Hammers. Shoeing Knives, FJes, Rasps
Smiths' Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stocits
and Dies.
AH of which will be seid at very low prices, whole
•ale and retail.for oash dr approved credit.
March 2. 1HR7.—
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ESTABLISHED I8J27.
â lMcINTIRE & JAMES, i
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TAD A T VBB TW
DEALERS IN 1 f
BUILDING AND FANCY
HARDWARE,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AC.
ALSO.
ROSENDALE CEMENT
204 Market Street»
WILMINGTON, DEL.
a pr29-l
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Cucumber Wood Pumps
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AUE TA8TELK88,
CnEAP,
RüRaBLE,
and EFFICIENT,
VW ANY PERSON CAN SET THEM.
EVERY PUMP WARRANTED.
Descriptive Catalog«« furnished 0 « applicatioa
WILSON A WALTON:
Manufacturer, and Wholasala Dealera,
FRONT <Se MARKET
WILMINGTON. DEL _
,T O H N HODDY'fi
ICE CREAMS,
au*221y
CONFECTIONS. TOYS
CUMmS Cock«,
FIHK-WOKK s
BASKETS, WOODEN WARE,
rtmeat of Staple and Ken
JOHN RODDY.
Ho. 411 MARK** STREET.
OppodU Ik* QoMtt« Ofliee.
l*»-l*
And a gemeral
etioae.
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CAPITA .
SURPLUS of ASSETS
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Life wisiitan
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r Liabilities diJjÄ*
A »trong Stock Compnny: lines 1 , 1 ,,;...
plana Mtnple; cvntr»«iH d*-tin«i«l- ! n R
ertmn; business and nr-ulaiion „»tîonaï «■•»««.i
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No. 608 Market Street,
WILMINUTOS, 08,'
Chanet Per M ^
yrnrn.Of
Perpetual Insurances at Giêatiw
Reduced Rates. ^
Leaaaa promptly ailjasied at.d aid
insure liust JoW or damage by lire,,,
any other company 'V
DIRECTORS;
Gao. ly.Srxaxa Wm.Cim.y. Fi ivci.n
Ins« P. Mel,* m, IV«. H.ts«,rr.
Joua R. Tstii*. Gan. W. Resit, lii.i'rVj.'
„ T WILLIAM CAN BY. 1W„^
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THU Sil.« » i'll.,, (ui m . -
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Incorporated in llUti.
■ Insurances-for a term of
"»«t
Offlcei-INSTITUTE BUILDING
*
INSURES ADaIXST TIKE
Houses and all other kinds of
_ ... -, .
1 Builaings, with their content*
1
Mul
and
Ax
and
For periods of t ii
a term of ye.irs.
varying from three mootk*U
Maragrrb.
WILLIAM TATNALL, WIT.tltM T«
J AMES lift tllFilRD, GKO Hielt »(((* ,«
JOHN «IIVKK, KAtCL CAN BY '
Ohas. tv. Howland, clement r »«ttu
KDw 'D BH1NG1IUKM', JAMES JtliT>U;
EDW ARD f.lIKLLAll. A, IV »IIANNOV
ASHTON RlCIIAl'llSON.OFO II. Iuiks'
M M.rt.KAYKR
«.no W1EWAM T A TN A LL, FreWt.
S»v'i. D. ««ITH »ee'rv
tfèi"
Xtonks anrtJOauhrrs,
The Mechanicâ îii vicgs Rant
No. 4 West Third St,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
i o«»of«n to receive T| ep«»*it» and oink* Fay
j ir eut* ühiIjp. < xc |t.fun«t«jN, t ♦»
*"*• •»•«. -On T UO*s »«> UU\i Cl
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um> evininp
clock
MANAGERS
Jc*3R f*u A RPK
JaMk» Bkaüm» n,
UBARLf» B. 1 . 0 hr.
Jamiu 11. Bto«is.
J. F. W A i.kh.
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No M.naaer lUlawail to borrow «ny mudi of hi
lo.tituliou.
J IMG» BRADFORD Presidm,
A. II. G RIM.-11A W, Kci-rotary ,inJ 1 risidrer.
JeiMy
FIRST K.ITIff ML lll,U
OF WlLMlNfl lov,
Uepoffitary ol tko il'ublii* Monrys,
A»f*
Fiuancial Agent ol the United Suites
EDWARD BETTS ~Pr< sidint
a. D. ARMSTRONG, OasUei.
. w $400,000.
CAPITAL,
TbsiCollssctiDg anil BxcluagiiiK of Qovin
ment Securiti,« at tended to I at
a small onmm>nt«n.
°hUadelphia»6d NtW York Exchange an
ight d t6 reenUr Depositore
without .(Barge.
Dinmtors meet bn Mondays and Thursdayi
at 8.3u A. M. foi discount.
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THE ARTIBAret* bAVINQS BA»£
No. 602 A!arket Street,
M ilmilixtoii. f'elawsr«,
Open to receive deposit*'daify fSund.'iy« excepted 1
during the usual bn>me»s h«»ars. and «•» TasiJu
and Saturday evening» from 7 to w o'clock.
All the prfkfitaof tiie liana, oiler the payiusDto
■ •œssao axpuu-ea, »re iu\.«lcd tu the beueht «•
the dôp*.i8 11 « « « ». aud«ll^i4eu<D arc made scim-Aiiua
ally in pril and Uctol.t r. Sinéy the «»ryanmtw«
of the Bank, fti iHKl.'the «Hvideml* havs aoifbruilJ
been at Oiw rate ui *i.\ mu
Jaâa^'iUW io 1^
•i t^> borrow auy of the funk
w,
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lit- 1
tividend*.
No m
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ck^trcvillf: imURSIRY
rnfATED AT ftBNTIHt VILLE. DEUWA*
the Kennen PRrt», 4'j miles toon Wiiminetuc.
.OOO .'«Mil Vice h ol the leadiiiK urcluiK
v.rtoti««. it ,
loo.uoo 41*1*'. «.«rlt «'«««•>. « ««» *» r J®'
ripeun LW'» wc.wk - lu*i utIt ;ah a»ny oilier P* ,u ,
lûS.UüO ÿ ta U dard Ài$ita$ft'Pea»«.ot Ivrtdinf kindi
-twodard Apple 'fj WfV', ifiPludhuriwb vat
StuudArd OheWTrew. IWdm« variHie
Nevtarine, AgKieui autt i'lais ir*t>.
iPO.Umel owe and IWf y«*ir *»i«i Urapa > «
ÄÄ3» ,nd Dwstl Aj.
nie Treé». liiclu lins Ornsnientst trees: h"«""
hery ««J Bvtrrsreenelii wirtety. ,
ifl NtrOwberry I'tusu. »ix:— Gre.i Axntul*
.«usMS'gPrf htl.vir«uqU 6««dl:uii " u
M%}{terMS5>rar*R; : cl.j!Jj:
grvhe4t«r^Hi«n Bu.«h/Wnvop*« Early, at» 11
tl#jÇJ , R«»titSrrte. et lesOiht yarirti*.;«|J l "j*
■tftässstssmistixAgg
MÜtSÄ«»-3
Curnmü—fh.rry. têtHtoOmpo. *•«* hutsk, Und
Kn(H«h snd Hm<«* M-id«. .
Gocj^hexrie»— llouirblou'.' oxhUa*» . A""'™"
Gnsli.h in variety.
Rhubarb —Victoria, best fsr la*rka«•r•«bl««* ,
Asparaaue—twafsar olil plauU.
Jsîcrlptlon dfvarlsHe» .fia»
«nd flowers, *«e mj DaaopihUTtCwtaieiat ) gf
All ot the oka** «Ul, be sold in *iq*H or
On
let,
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s
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»»ers,
ttuet* p»a*

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