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FINANCIAL AND OOMMEROIAL.
Orne* or raa Dxilt Osnrm.l
*t ilmington. Del.. Jun. 1. 1872. I
WilminttonQuotations.furnisliedbT John MoLear
A Sou. Bankers. No. thy! Market street,
at 2 o'clock. ». ui.. to-day.
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highly.
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realized.
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Delaware Ataia Bond«
N. Y. Contrai .
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WHOLES A La. PRICKS.
.88 50(9811 MO
.82 lu
Plonr.
Wheat .
C/orn Meal.
Corn.
Oat«.
IK»
56c
New Adverlleemewte.
Wanted—A Boy.
nale of Lot«- A. H. tîriir«hâw.
Railroad Time Table changed.
Doiaooratic Meeting-Pirat Ward.
Pry Good« at Auction-Ogl-* Miliar.
Sale of Lots in 9th Ward-W». Thatcher.
Business notices.
If you want to buy atraw and millinery good«
very low go to 233 Market street, over Springer's
hat «tore.
The Neatest Looking Cassimere Suit« in the
city, at old pneef. Moore'«, 228 Market «t.
Oar Ready Made Clothing »• well sponged be
tört being eut,ill made by W ilmington mechanic*
Moore'«, 228 Market street.
English and American Cheviots, Fancy Cassi
merea, and Plain and Figured Vestings. A large
assortment at Moore*«, 228 Market street.
Our stock of piece goods, for order work, is the
Moore's, 228 Market
mws.
lin.
nun
singing
by
well
to-d»
nr,
truly
r las»
I goods
,Vc.
the
The
largest in the State,
•t reet
Bubikl Alive -An Irishman took the eou
When he had dug
tract to dig a public well.
abour twenty-five feet down, be came one mom
ing aud found it caved in—filled nearly to the
top Fat looked cautiously around aud saw that
no person wa* near, then took off his hat «uni
coat, and hung them on a windlasu, crawled nit©
some bushes «nd awaited events. In a short time
the citizens discovered that the well had caved in,
ana «rvinp Pat'«hat and CJat on the wind!»»* thv)
auppoat-d tlmt he wa* nt the Iwttom of the exca- 1
vation Only a few hour* ol bnak dinging fleare.1 (
Just a* the citi- for
reached the bottom, and were wondering fined
have
the loose earth from tho well.
ZPIIfl
where the body waa, Pat came walking out of the
husties aud good-naturedly thanked them tor
lieving him of h sorry job. Some of the tired
diggers were disgusted, but the joke was too good
to allow »uything more than a hearty laugh,
which soon followed.
efi;
SUERlb FALTY.
H
will
To thr Elrctnn t\f AVir 1h*tU Count y :
Fellow On izf.ns :-I offer myself to your consid
eration as a caiididnte for tbe office of Sherifi oi
New Castle county, subject io tbe nominati
the Democratic Party, pledging myself, if elected,
to perform the duties ol the office with fidelity and
to the best of my ability.
Res
New
j
To Ih, Votera of the Daotooroti o Porto of Kao '
llttl : 1
Ge.ntlkmss Encouraged by many friend« and I
tio.. ele«t:ou, Î am induced again offer inyVe It |
a-* a candidat tor nomination ot Sheriff lor ih- .
Coun%y ot New Ca tls. i*l*Uging •"ysalt tu »bide •> I
iDatiuo oi i. J •** mT b-,» .
WM. H. LAMBS0N
I
b'c.
Ol
ad
'pccttully your«. ISAAC QRUBB.
Cactle Hundred. January 3d. 1872.—tn
BHERIFALTY.
tbe flaitenng v<
ihe n«
su« port to the suecesfful
Re«i>e«-i lully.
New Cantie Hd.. l«erember2W. 1871.—tn
«OB bHEHOF.
ir.d*i*i|ned will be to independent
LA ßOll It L'PO ft it CAN DID ATP
Tbe
For Sheriff ot Mew Castle county at the next g ne-
A. B. OKA >» FOKIf.
ral election.
.. 4 ft
CORONER.
Tu tie Votera of Nev Cuatle b ounty:
(iiMLimM I über unreif to your eonaideratiun
a cauuid. e for tbe umee of Coroner at tbe ensu
ing Ideuio. ratic Mumination Election, aubjec to
tne rules of Ibe nart>. and pledge myself to fri|.
1>.S. CANN.
a*
p irt i be successful nominee.
Wilmington. D*-I . May >7 ta
FOB COBONBB.
To (As A 'lectora of Nev Chat la Coumty;
FgLLow-UTIlxaa;—t otter myself to your eon
sideraiion as a candidate for tbe nomination ol
Coroner of New Castle County, snbject to the ;
nomination ol the Remuera. ic Party. \
JOSEPH YARNALL.
Resp'y yours.
New 0 h«(I« Hd.. Jan, lfito. 1871.—tn
CORONER.
Jm Guile County:
To the Demoermtir Votera of
Gkstlkmrn : At the « licitation ot numcri u«
triendr. 1 am i dueed to otter myself to your con
?i<j©ration i -r the » ffioe of Coroner .»f New Cspile
County, pubjrct t«i the decision ot tho Democratic
Part> ; and heieby lender the o>usi pledge to sup j
port the Démocratie Nominee.
JOHN B. LOiMAN
feb2tn
Wilmington. .Ian. 30.1872.
COBORER.
Jb the Elector* *\f Jfew Cottle County:
GxNTLKMKK*-Yieiaing to the solicit tion of nu
merous friend«. I offer m>«ell to your consideration
a« a candidate for tbe office of Curooer, and hereb>
tender tbe ueuai pledge to abide the decision of
i be Democratic party, »nd give the Democratic
nominee my hearty and entire support.
Keep ct lully. LEWIS McCALL.
Wilmington. Jan 30 tn
COBONBB.
To th s Damorralie Katars of Ntt Chatte Coonty:
GkXTLgm. : At tbs solicitation of rnsoy iricntls
1 ax.iD ug.r uirsall as a a.ad data for Uv inar oi
No* Caul. Cuuuty. .ad yladga ay sal I to sir. the
iu—dssful caodi >.t. lay eordlal .apport. I h.r.by
taodar ary bsorty rhsuS. tor Iks aMi.roa, su-por I
fc rÄ' •''"'"•üANISL B. WOODWARD.
COBONBB.
CORO If SR.
Io the Elector* of JVetr On »tie county.
Gkxtlrmeh: Beviug resigned tb« office of con
«Üble, 1 r*->p«ctiully ask the support of my fell«*w
cinsens tor the office of C »roner ai the
ÏKÂL*teSS«üf
White CUy Creek Hundred. ai*l »n
To the Democratic Votora of A me Cootie County •
Gbktlsebh: Yielding to theeolieiltdion of many
friend« i again offer tayse't as a candidate for Cor
uner ol New Cætle County, and nladge myself to
give my hearty support to the nominee.
J AJAhd L. COa,
Wilmington. Jan. 8th, 1872.—tn
COBONBB.
7b th« Democratic Valero of Nc* Guile Gmnty:
Gkvtlbubm : At the aolieitatlon of many friends
1 respectfully offer myself as n candidate tor Nomi
nation of Coroner of Ne w Cattle county, subject t
the decision of he Démocratie Party, and pledg
arxtalf Urffiv.ab-rty^PoH^thj Noarra«.
ChristianaHaadr-d. January bbt.-tiri
WIDDOK^.
COBONBB.
7\j the Democratic Votera rff Now Chatte Gmnty :
OK..TLMEX : At lb« «•iicitatioa of nuH-roua
fri.ail. la.u induced to aruin oder my>.li to y.iur
eoa-id.mruii lu.- tb* ottice ul C-ruaer ,.f N. m
Cool. Cuuuty. .u.Jeyi tu th. d.-IMon ol ih. Damn
. rat o Parry, arid 1 berutry i*nu-r tbu u.ual tl-dga
ro «apport tb# Derumraucnoiuio..^^^^
Christiana Ud.. Feb 2. 1878.-»
T
I
H
ruing.
report of the "referee trial, ' we stated
that the suit wa» ••brought I adore K-anuire raid,
wherr-as it should have .. 1 -mv Squire Fra
1 1 e at raw- |
1 Church
»•as very t0 „
them« vea ^
has u'n !
!
„ , .... ... nr „ , h . wii
Corser Lovnoino — I ... lit the « n- ,
ÂÂÂ^e'lÏÏrï Z :
DZ".
...»V»r. of the Company .... l .he pas- rs-hy
St :;;::r,;:"d°î: • r
tu« to th. performance ,'d .1. uaty. 1
Markets.-B utter «« l'l M»«« mormnrf from o
30 l* r pound, egg* '-bi-■• u jR" • v, '>' hu „ ctl .
abundaut and sold briskly, ' Au • lettuce
Ï^W^.:«ionî! : 2 a 4 do. Tim m,.:„ market ..
well eupplied; l>—f. I" * •< i»'-ui. I. veal 20»2. r > tlie
do; mutton lu.ll', do . h n., wln.le. 11, sliced, 20:,
'T ' „ fô'.V v 'AToreiV"'' ' " ' ,h " 11 1S " ' r) I >'7,
each: herring tOal a dose, .
Social \ wit.- kciiMiinto»i l oui.ril N«>. o. Jr
O U. A M . Of PhilailflpliiM. paid >* so.-ml visit to
Rescue Council, No. *L Jr (• I A. M , of this | |H(
city, last evening The visiting brethren were
routine ,d bun..«*, was disposed of, a pleaaant
evening w
f»f refresh
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A beautiful day.
Tliis ib tti« first day of
Tii« market was woll attended thin
io r.
ii'iiiiig.
i'Ubl** in
There was h jm Iumou of early vt
market this
in
xer.
Thb West Cni-Br;i Ki r '
berry feetival of the Wei
closed last evening, i to
g<Kid, end all present *• •
highly. The festival, » •
a ruccess, and quite a n ce I i.u
realized.
i
l">
ft-JIIMl, h
il
.
:
:
■
I
pi© supply tier.
L-ches at:t1
enjoyed
etired
«peut ill discii'H
Mit«, making fri
singing song*. The o
by all participating, un
well p lew »eil with tiieu reception Mini trout ment. I g 0
*V |
e j
'
, !
e first- A.
dry I
tuli imc ot the finest !
M.U. i ii pets, Ac.. .
.1 «-veiling an extra
in
1 j
dly ap
tl
V lSltl'IS
ii the city
. visit th'.
>^l© Ä Mil*
The Great Influx - i -tr.
to-d» v
bankrupt Ha'uof dry gooiis fiy M
nr, on Market street. S»andni
premium, and th- de
truly surprising. The g
r las» articles, and comprise
I goods line together with a
ini|»ort©d broadcloth*. Jies- t
,Vc. During thin afternoon hi
assortment will bo offered, a
the store will most certainly r
The arrangements for a«'
visiiois are complete, ample room
ducement* are offered them.
Hi ticles wm
1 Iji v.
Il ici H
hing in th
., i-is.-. — Il.-nrv
1 0LU ^ 1 ASM - ... ' „ ....
( otinlv, Mil., was arreated m ulfiier I In
for selling blown meat in the market. ID
fined U and costs.
Four cases o r ilrnttkeniies wi
morning, and the usual penalty imposed
,,i p Vl ,„ , I
Kl . .
a repet m m !
»inmod»ting the liulx
d extra in- i
I
}|J *
" * !
ip.
, , . I
ure tr.ed Uns !
;
!
Change of Time. -The P.. W. A H R. IV !
have enanged their t'ine tshle somewhat lo tike !
ge is not
r tram- running
-. in f .r I! illimort
I». M., j
I time ta
.1 H
of Cecil
IT.c cli:
•ii und silter M«
:
efi;
lost of H e p i >» •
The 2:03. A. M
13. Mod the V
it.
H- he I
will h :ive this cil
oi
-:«l of the r*
A|
rain ;-i LOS.
;
Cau Smipmf.sts —The Jackson A Shnr|*e !
j Company shipped this m uning, by the W il
mington & Keading liailrn id, "tie - i-mu cias.
passenger car, and one mail and bap*i::u»e cat t"
Carthage. .*io. pliev are for li e ( arihage,Mein- •
' phi, \ Noril.ww.ern Railnm.l. |
: 1 The Harlan & II ,l!in Z **nr.h Company chip
I , , j . .. WiLnimrtnn A Readiuc 1 *
It | Rail rond, two first-class pa-sengcr cars to B<»s- 1
ih- . on Mass., lor the Eastern Kailroad. j
•> I
. Ibouht I.KMS-O., Mlnwins f F r ^'''' !
were eue« . . * » . g ,
I Krönt Phila.Mphi«, on- oar of household I
Koo.18. for Soniuel Harlan, one ear of lint- for j
Bright and Keithler and one for Win. P.
I
I
I
von kl he
will be found el.-ewl
b'c. whirl
Ol
ad i a de.
Karr.
On-oarof bark, from Cjx's Station, for .1
Briscoe.
One car of wood, from Carville, for .1. Sil- j
ne-
cox.
From Clayton, on- oar bark, for s. A. i'ri—
and one for Moses Styles, on- car of -luireonl, !
for J. Uolx-rts, and une car of ties, for the 1'. :
W.4B. R. R. i
nm W ? SH rs 0 X , m- S ' [ n ! m o , '. < ' r S , ' , . own ' lor 1,1 i
Wilmington A W estern Railroad 1
„P*\ e car ^ ar ^' 4rom Greenwood, for J. h.
Rhodes. _- . „ . I
One car of bark, from t.reenwood, for S. A. I
Dy far tbe most plea*mg -nterteimncnt we have
witnesaed for some time wa* given lust evening,
in tbe Opera Houw, bv the languid Coined'
Troupe Theperformauc«opened will, th- laugli i -1
bla comedietta -A Pretty Piece id Buaines«."
after which Win. Horace Lingnrd npp-iir-d in
to
fri|.
Prlre.
Five cars of sundry freights.
eon
ol
the ;
\
AMUSEMENTS.
u«
con
Cspile
sup j
feb2tn
really wonderful, anil he was greeted with round*
of applause, as Louis Napoleon, Nap«»Icon I. Em
peror William, Gen. Butler and I'retddent Grant
were successively presented to tho audience.
"The Sage of Châppaqau" was th© last personation
and as the curtain fell upon the bowing and «mil
ing form of the ••Old 1'hilosopher," tho house
fairly shook with thunders of applause.
The performance concluded with the pleasant
little comedy of "David Garrick," produced with
an excellent cast. Mr. Lint-aid, in bis two chnr
gard) al*!y performed the role ot Ada iuyot. her
fiue personal appearance adding"greatly to the et*
J)avidGarrick
•1.
nu
hereb>
of
Mr. WhiW
Simon Inuot ,
applsuded. Mims I)»ckie Lingard. Mrs. Pvne liai
tou, Miss blauch© Galtoii, and Mommis Dunning,,
Glassford and Duncan, dut not fail to do justice to
their respective parts. In fact the periormanc©
waa delightful throughout, and proved highly sat
isfactory to all present.
feet of her acting,
aud Mr. Matthew«,
iricntls
oi
the
h.r.by
su-por I
•r«'
A New Soeiety Novel.
The Rbionino Belle -Mrs. Ann S Stephens'
new Society Novel, is m urens, »»n«t will be pub
lished in a lew dnys Ly T. H Peterson A Brother«,
Philadelphia, Pa. It is said to be the best book
that ibis popular author -mh has ever written.
"The UeigMng Belle" will be iasmHl in a large
duodecimo volume, uniform with Mrs. Stepheus'
Seventeen other works, aiul will be for aale at all
the Bookstores at the low price ol fl 75iu cloth,
or 81 6t) in paper cover; or copies will be w nt by
mail, to any piece, i*oet-paid bv the pubiisherH,
receipt ot the pin-*- of tho work iu a letter tQ them
We understand that T. B. Peterson Brother«,
Philadelphia, Pa . the publishers of the popular
poem oi Jit-nutijul Sntnr, have secured tbe servi
oes of the distinguished American artist, Mr. K«l
ward L. Henry, ot New York, to illustrate this
< fine poem for them ; and they have m prêt*, to be
| shortly published, a new illustrated edition of it
con- 1 Wt* are sure that the well-known reputation
fell«*w- 1 jg r Henry will iiiMiire to the public something
above in merit what is usually seen in so-call«-«l
1, ' B "-*■ »««*• j« p" 1 ' 11 -'-*
•
many
Cor
to
COa,
friends
Nomi
t
pledg
bv this Well known house, "Who Shall Bo Victor."
1 tfie sequel to " I h« Cancelled Will," by Alis« K.
! Dupuv, "Mv Herr»," a < huriuiug love story by
.uew English w nier, "The Fatal Marriages," by
! Henry Cocktou, »to., arc c«p* t mlly good und ai«
I having large tutlet, und should be read by all.
:
nuH-roua
y.iur .
N. m Tlie Marion (Soulli Curollim; ,Vur saya
Damn- ; "CulUlll it quietly 'I—piriK vtln lu il WHH lu il
tl-dga 1 ^ wo a , K i tlirc." wi'-kn ago. Cuttuu pros
, p-ct bad iu tills m.in-diale ueeliou. torn,
ditto."
Itev
T lie Fourth Annual Cuniineina'inriit of the mg m
I leluwarc Normal L'niv.r«iiv us« held at the A
H -lnH>l room, in the Heeoml Moiy ol Sn Ville'e dosrn
BiiiMing, Sixth and Market »ireeta, yesterday A
A email niinila r of invited giieata ; passed
nreeent. I'he exercises conaisted of music , The
^'J^MnAroioi."" ori*in.l essays, decla- ha.
mutions and dialogues, and were conducted in a \ The
| niunlltr creditable to all concerned. j track
".Scenea fn>m the Acqueditcl Bridge, George- . tained
t0 „ n p. C.;" bv Agnes E. Ogle,of Wilmington, I A
^ ^ pleaaant, impartial review of (lie relations delphiu
! existing between North and Souih. where
! "Cheerfulness," by Katie lola Parra, was |
written in a cheerful strain, indicating the ptf »Kamst
, • _, r.. „u „.r„i û„ ,h.. „.«Her I worm,
: "Miss Caddie IsiwperlhwaUe read an anginal j Th.
S M0 " ,,ng ^ N,8h '- " *•" Very " I «-»
Mhw Sallied. Allen read in a seif-poaaesseti The.
• r ,ncr t*■ vwy ablB ll r v ,^'' Se,, p " n "
1 '^(Ud 5"by HatUe S. ««kin,show- *» in
* n a manner, that "a good name in
. rather to I* chosen than great riches-"
Isaac Murray read an amusing and ingenious The
.. nein, "The Cobbler." which marked him as on
> tlie t o-sesaor of considerable portic.il talent. A
'-The Story of the White Clirysantlieiims, Forge
I >'7, Mi" *'*«"}• Cowi^rthwai'e, displayed con
stderable ab.B.y in compoailion. Potter
Ml** Lva Cooling read an original esnay on !
Advice.'* which clearly proved that she On
| |H( | . ir() |i| ( ,(] [)y ill© avo«l advice imparted bv lot*»
( • " * t |ia.
«bas. Reynolds render* Ihe amn.i.ig poem
There was ouee a Toper, in ail excellenl mail
EDUCATIONAL.
rorUTU ANNUAL COMMFaVCEMFNT OF THF DELA
WABX 8TATK N OK MAI. UNIVEKSITY.
A
ville,
and
j
happy
out
tier.
I g 0 ^ |le j n an nmils ing manner.
| Mi*h Anna SpeakuiHii read an able essay (
e j 'Norma Schools," showing their great iui|iort
' 'ance in the cause of education.
, ! "Tlie * cience of Teaching," by Miss Victorine
A. Vandever, of Loveville, was a well written,
I able essay, proving clearly that the writer jsh
! sessed a thorough theoretical knowledge of this
. important branch of education, which only re- j
"Teaching in a Country District School," bv
Geo. \V. May, of New ('asile, delineated the
1 j troubles and perp'exiliea of the country peda*
» 1 !
I quires ordinary practice to place her for moat air
among our instructors of youth.
! ^ eVt . r;l l dialogues were delivered during the |
. -.i a „a «,
in- i exercise J . with good effect. ,
I The music was excellent, and was under the
direction of Prof. P. Allen.
}|J * .Vfler the delivery of the parting remarks to j
* ! the « lass, by Kev. G. A. Latimer, of Calvary 1
ip. E. Church, the exercises concluded with:
I tlie singing of the chorus "The Beaut. fui Sil
! 0 °
; ver Sea.
! This Hcliool is now in a properous and '
IV ! flourishing condition, and under the continued
! efficient management of Prof. John ('. Hark-J
not ness and Miss Laura A- Osgood, with a full
corns of assistants, will doubtless ere long rank !
f„rc«.osi of our cdi.CHtio.ml io-lilolioo*. f l
M., j
ta
bu?i
i\
; Mr. Tipton has introduced a joint resolution
in the Senate proposing ti constitutional amend- |_
ment providing that a majority voie shall he j
! «iiflicient to pass a measure over the President's Fv
il- veto,
cias.- r j |, t » President yesterday nominated WilDam
t" FJ en ,j nt;H ^ Appraiser of ui-rchar.dise at Buffalo.
• ... , , .. ,. .
| h * cre, » r > K '' 1 bew ! n »' ,l . . d «!» v «*r '*■« «*.|.lo
»>»» g'adual.ng midalnpmen at Annapo
1 * 154 * l° m unv.
B<»s- 1 General Howatd has written a letter to Gen- T
j eral Crook, withdrawing his previous riipiest
for a suspension of lioslile operations against the J
! ApaohCof Arixona. It appear* thaï Oeneral
g , || OW2fr( | failed to make any amicable arrange-*
I "'r .« n ' 1 ,1C "»» " dvi r 1
for j ü-neral Cri».k to take vigorous measures for |
P. their punishment as "robhera and murderers,
who will not be conciliated.'
At Leavenworth, Kansas, on Thutsdav, the on
I son of Colonel Taylor, paymaster in the army, 0
I was found dead in an ailey, shot through tlie
I head. A young man who was seen with young ~~
Taylor has been arrested on suspicion. I
he
i
;
I ..ot
F
.1
Sil- j
i'ri—
!
1'. :
i SIONIFICXNT rOUTICAL MOVEMENT IN
1,1 i Vikginia —The Metropolitan Ureeley and
1 Urowii Campam Club has been organized in
h. Kiclimond, Va., with a fin- list of members.
. I The president is Franklin Stearns, a thorough
A. I r ,q U1 i)|i r m) Awong tlie vice-nresidents are
Judge /ioliert Oiilil, Judge John A. Mere
dilli, Gen. J. D. Imboden, G-n. Bradlev T.
Johnson, W. B. Isaacs, Win. S. White nnd
otli-r prominent citizens. The other officers
have are alt gentlemen well known and highly re
evening, spect-d in ttiat community aud throughout
Coined' Ill-State. It is expected that not less than
i -1 1.Ü0U members will be enrolled in this club
| within the next four weeks,
in
8
having purchased largely of
S pring and Summer
round*
Em- j
Grant |
|
j l> L 1 CJ Q f \ î\ CJ
«mil- ' I I Fi i i Li YT\/ll 1/ i l
house ! 17 ^ U KJ ,
pleasant i And being determined to
with I
chnr- T p| AAf OUT IL TIITinr I IIIT
! Io CLUSE OUI tne EMIRE UNE
her |
the et* j
i
•1. '
Before returning to
liai- .
Dunning,,
to ;
!
sat
OUR NEW STORE.
We will offer
DECIDED BARGAINS.
Stephens'
pub
Brother«,
book
written.
large
Stepheus'
at all
cloth,
nt by
them
Brother«,
popular
servi- | _
K«l
this !
to be I
of it
of
something
so-call«-«l
' 11 -'-*
When ndvertising H< o.l« ns BARGAINS customers
KNOW KK<»M KEPKKIENCE that they re al
ways to be f^und.
Vf. M. KENNARD & CO.
4th and King Streets.
ma v 14
3t?atotfr$ ana ©lazurs.
S. K. CLOUD;
P» inter and Grainer,
No. 61S Market Street,
Victor."
K. A.
by u
by
ai« , up nLed.
(BAHfcUk.NT.)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
P-iols •i-i.ntitically mixed and mMbani-nlly
dud . i d
saya
lu il
pros
torn,
«fHE GREAT AMERICAN BROILER
KCLIP8KD BY THE
National Ui*oilpr,
R. MoKkiböfT-nT"
«»■ b bip. er stroat.
Cnil. and see.it,
THE STATE.
^Georgetown Commissioner* .re inproxi"«
Itev Mr Mallory, of Milford. is rapidly déclin
mg m health. ,,
A reoently erected Seaford houae wa* l,10wn Hall,
dosrn by u storm a tow dava ago.
A terrible »tonn •( min, thunder and lightning ic«'
passed over Georgetown on Thursday. La
The freight charge on atrawberries from Milt"™ | 1
ha. been educed 19 cent, per 100 lbs j
The fruit train on the J. de B. It. It. ran etf the *
j track ou Wednesday, at Milford, aud was de
. tained several huura.
I A Sussex countv greenhorn mistook the 1 Inin,
delphiu market house« for stables, and inquired
where -all Uie hones were.
| Sussex county corn has been lighting hern
»Kamst cold weather, the drought and the grub
I worm, and yet it now look« well.
j Th. The I
I «-» «<«" made^he*cha„ge. I Z
The. ". ? Hmeîne n°f "eTrv'nêw '
vrrz
*» in * °* ,h °" ta """ P " L
un/iuuADc
OUR NEIGHBORS,
The W est Chester town clock refuses to strike
on the Sabbath.
A telegianh office was established at Valley
Forge last week.
Mtjor Cl)H , es has sold his fine new houae on
Potter St, Chester, to 8. Mellvatne.for J1ÎJ.Û00,
! * '
On Thursday afternoon of tart week, btn'dmg
lot*» to the amount of $20,000 were Bold in Me*
t |ia.
the
BAY.
in the
I rsu.
1 J u ii
A.
X
Ward
DAY
purpose
tion
dunce
V
Men*«
No.
election
in
V
Ward
House,
at
voi
A
A
meet
-treet.
7H
A
Ward
..ii
Deleg
ver.
A fre*» rending room hat» been opened in
CoaieBville, by the Young Men's Christian As
Hociution.
The fitiblir achoola of the borough of Pluenix
ville, cloaecl last weok, for vacation of teacher*
and scholar*.
j Mr. James Dicks of West Goshen is the
happy possessor of a hen which lately hatchet)
out a three-legged duck.
j
!
!
(Advertisements of three line* are inserted unde
this bead three times for 50 cents.)
air A j(TED—A boy to l-arn the priming busi
neis. Apply at this office. ravJl-tt
|
,
j
1
'
^ **' en ,U,Uie '' f A? T. BRADLEV.
ma y 25 dAw • Middletown. Del.
! T?0R RENT-Rooms in the second story of tl © 1 i
f l rr fli" Z "' te ba,ldin *- 4 b ***'' 8 ' rc, ' , •
A
»
Æor lent.
FOR RENT.
g. The Mibscriber offers for rent hi* F
nj; Siaod opi*o» ; te the National Hotel. Mi dill •
town, Del. One of ns good «t-mds a* th^n
h in the State for tbe Grain, Lime <>r Coni
l"
to
ind
bu?i
i\ ill close out 'he Stock on reasonable terms.
.1
•
itah «
IN
|_
he j
Fv
T * ît d v er t is h °t hern *i u ^ h e^L) ah. t °G a r k t t e/ 11 ° U '
the J 1~\KLA WARE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE.—
-L? 44 <ee« front.
r 1 ...
for |
„ OR silK
A valuable. woll-eHablished RESTAURANT
the on Market street: house larse. Also, HOl bK
0 ,lp ® treet * " Joiutug.
tlie api2tf
~~ -
I JJJouses at Pnvata Sale.
~_Six*Room New Brick Houses on
Front street, between V'an Buren and Har
ruion streets, for
may23
^gor ^alr ana ior grut.
in
OR SALE
Dwelling House, No.8H2 Marke» street,
i feet front, the lot running through to Hf
; King street. Po«-<e«8ion October 8». 1872. Hi JÎ
I ..ot on King street adjoining McLear A MH.L
Kendall'« coach factory, V9 feet from, running
through to French street. Fo«se*«ion M*r«-h 25th.
IhT.k EDWARD BETTS,
may <7-Gm ALFRED BETTS.
i
-
the
M.
F
Apply at thin office.
F OR SALE—a Lot one hundred feet front .n
West Fifth ptreet, between Van Buren and
A i*ol vat thin office.
„ __....
x- A ''
No. 4 Weft Third street. I
- » j
!■
IN
and
in
are
Mere
T.
nnd
re
than
club
Fi
iii
sale. Apply
OGLE A
to
MILLER.
Real Estate Agents. 4th and Kina
:
OR SALK.
A valuable BARER Y and OWELLINQ Hifi
HOUSE ooinplete. »Ua Bxture*. An excel ■ M, I
lent stand, doing a large bu.inee*. in a good ueigb
borhood. Oven new w _
Real E*tate Agent. Mo. 4 A ist Third street.
decMHf
RF.AT BARGAIN—FOR SALE.
if
A two story frame Dwelling and Wheel- Hj!
wright and Blacksmith bn op*, in Mill JHi 1 *>
Creek Hundred, near Harmony Mill*. Villi»
8 *ld cheap and **u aecomxiodatinff i*-rm« \pi>D
to A. H ORIMbHAR.
tto. 4 West Third etieet.
G
of
CJ
l
KJ ,
IIIT
UNE
jar*26ti
ffarnrsfl.
B. THOMPSON A BR0..
Saddle, Harness and Collar Makers,
600 Wet»t Front Street,
WILMINGTON.
DILAW ARK.
A full assortment oi
Single and Double
'a- ringe, Cart. Dray
Wagon H «rues.
hand
W.
i ml
constantly
and mad© to order
All Jobbiiigpunetiial
ly attended io.
may*} ly i.
Hamens s Harness !
L IGHT and HEAVY »ARNKSS. mid. ot th
b-st mat-rl.l and by first -Uw «»rkmrn
hand vnd to .id s to order si v ry mod.rHte lutr..
COLLARS.
SHhUS.
oi
customers
re al
SADDLES
WHIPS,
BRUSHES.
CURRY COM 1 S.
and other articles in their line un band en«l lor
sale at the lowest city prices.
Repairing neatly done at short notice.
Tbe public ere invbed to give them e call.
W » EL à RINGWALT
Sbiniev St«
CO.
N. W. comer 2d
ai>3-tf
Ssbarro & #eg»rt.
OTTO & ÖUTZ,
MaKcracTragas or
SEGARS,
HO. 3 WEST FKO.Vr ST.,
•Ä-Segsr Knives for «ale.
anlO-ly
J^YLVAN SPRINGS!
CHaRLTS KYLE, Proprietor.
This pleasant place <*f resort has been neatly fitted
up tor the r«M*eption of individual visitors, pic-nies
und so«'Îh1 partie«. Au.pl*> accommodation* fin
dancing bave been mode,
ado. Cultes. Fruits. Ac., w
. i d
d Ir. Cr.au. l.eiami
ill bcruppliid tu ull who'
may derir. tb-m. No intoxieaiing liguer, will bo
«old on the ground. He will aleo«>ntiriue Lit popu
lar ptand at .S—oud und Market «Ire-i«. where the
abor. named summer luxuries may be bad during
thesessoo; ubo.ut bi« rendervous,Hixtband Orange
streets, where be will be pleased to sue bis many
heads aad the public geaerally. may7-dm
stroat.
SOCIETIES.
ituxnxo» tut. evkninq.
J^™*^** UOO F, », Odd Fel.
Minqim Tribe, No. S. I O R M, at K«1
Hall, 413 Market St.
Jeff-rson Council, No. to, OU AM.at Mach»»,
ic«' Hall. Y19 King St.
La Fayette Lodge, No 2, K of P, at Knights o|
| 1 11 , y, . ,■
j AjJ»«T T, at Hfth and Mark«
*
I s^TRAYED
I Z XÄtt ÄtaÄSÄ
'
UotUr*.
il. nniNNiuw
\V ill have a largo sal » *>f Lots on 8ATU8
BAY. .lune 8th. at 5 p. m. The«« lot« arc
in the Wextern part ot the city, on f th.Ath, Van Sa
I rsu. Itcsd sircoH. Ac lyGLK A SlILLKR
1 J u ii *. 1 It AuctlanMn.
A.
EPHRAIM STERLING
inny.11 dAwCt
Red Liou Liti.
X TTENTION! FIRST WARD
A meeting uf the Democrats of the Kir«
Ward will he held ft the City tlotel. on WKD\Ud.
DAY EVENING, the 5th in«t.. at 7 o'clock, forth«
purpose of eleutina a Delegato to tho .State Con?«,
tion at Dover, on the ilth inut. A gen ml attea*
junel-ua
dunce ia requested.
V NNI'Ala Mr.r.TIKU.
The Tlii d A
Men*« Limn Assocmtien will b« held on
ul Iceting of th« Youbs
MONDAY
EVENING June 3d. 1872 at 7^0 cli.ck.xecoiRiston
No. 404 Market street. Report of the Auditor ind
election of officer* lur the ensuing yenr.
J. L. KILLU0RE.
Tresairtr.
in a y 30 4t
V TTENTION ! 11*101 KATM
A meeting r.f tho Democrats of the Third
Ward will be held nt the Water Witch Enstni
House, on SATURDAY EVENING. Juno UaSI
at 7H o'clock, to elect a Delegate to the Hiate Con
voi t on to he held » t Dover. June 11th.
A TTFNIIO*! Il là MOI' RATH OF Tit
A FIFTH \VAI4».
The Democrat« of the F fill Ward arc invited t a
meet at the Water Witch l-ngine I• ou* . on bhitA«y
-treet. on SATURDAY EVENPO.Jn
7H o'clock, to elect a >
to be held at Dnv
v30-8t
A TTrXTIOX ! T KM OCR ATM 7ihWaid.
A mee'ing of the Democrat* of the w cv««tk
Ward will he held Ht the t oil*© of Ueorse F. Robin
o • enth nd Oraoge itrssu,
..ii SATURDAY. June Dt. at 1% o'clock, to elect«
Deleg ite to ibe State Convention, to be held st Do
ver. Juno Utb. 1372.
in
. « ,8t - st
delegate te tho 8r«te Connu
«er. June lllh 1«72
MANY DEMOCRATS.
!
. sen the st c.<
tl © 1 i
luHyil 2t
A ttkxtiok remocratm.
A .. eetina »>f thu ti«iu>>crat« of the S ith
vVnid will t'e be.dat the Hot *1 of John D uftbtrtr
Seventh und Walnut, on Sauirdav Ju^p 1* , «ffg
» 'clock, for the 1*11 rp *«« of cho»»>in« a Delegat« to
. vent ion, to bo ta*Ad at Dover, Jnn*
MANY VuTKRA.
•
Coni
l"
j^delkgate ELECTION.
i'hr D-iik era 4 -* th * Second Ward are mquut«d
to meet nt th© Ketton Hou«e. K corner of Second
ind Walnut «treets. » n «SATUHDAY EVLN1SG,
h»- i»ur| one of elertint
ward to the Dem
he held t Do
ol tli - Second t-'x»ru
E. B. F ». AZr.lt
Dl. at 7
.1
:k. t
tic Ststa
. on Tu»-«day. J une
ve Cooiujit
th
• de
D\ order
«
retary.
I\3u-3t
I)\V CAST! U AND WILMINGTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY; '
IN
U '
May '.U. 1872.
The Annual M»'« t : iu' *• f ! Is* Ht ockh^lders nf this
Company will he h« Id h© wffwe of the t'uttr»W.
in > (• w Cn^th *»n Tli URSDAY. tbe t>t b <l.i> "t Jase
A. UgUSEk.
»^ecret m.
JÎ
'vy
j^|
25th.
II a
i next
-it
- y of ice
, f he A
the W'ilnii
field at their office «
ul Mt'eiingol the Miiekholders of
City Railway C« u.j i i y. will bs
June 4th. 1872. at 2 o'clnekP.
W . II. COLBY,
• Secretary.
M.
may22-2wd
M edical society. , , „ .
A meeting of the Medical Society of th«
State of Delaware will be held at
oounty. Juno ]Dh. <»r ihe second Tuesday l
F r-t se.-pion will be held nt 4 o'clock P M
DAVID IJALL.âse'i.
1
PNI
une
.n
and
■i. H7
Lewes. Doj.. Mny'i
The Wilmington and Heading RailroadO ob
-latiy have cirt*».-»***! urn* mummt« to carry Mosw
•ki gos and Express Matter iownd from all pouitl
on the line of thou road and " est Chester.
Express inat'cr petit to Franklin Telegraph oies.
No. 2 West Third street or t-. their De. ot. Front
I n j M il( ]ison. or orders left with .McMullen & 8«sl
» j e j]veririg agents, will receive prompt Mttention.
• . « 0 STOLZ.
C.en'TBunV W. A R. K R Co.
.
!■
ntf
LA
ISSULUTION OF CO FAKTNERSUIP.
Notice is bar.Lyaivsn that that
herero'ore cxistii.g belwten the un-terrixued. in*
u-titiv oi ttammond A Leary csn-sis
mutual i-o*..Bt,
tv. UAMMUbD.
J. W. LEAKY.
iii D
Dartaenhip
: der tho Cr_. _
ouilderr. is this day dbsalved by
Hifi
M, I
ueigb
Tbe tiuiiness will be continued at N. E.sor»«
ot iSieond ai«d Fiend# sircels by the unur rsifsw.
who alone is authorised to settle ui* ibe sffsitl ot
(he late firm ih-nkiul lor past lavort* t > toe Ulf
. he soiicim a coi.unuaisoc ot paironawiroy
hL friends ans the public general, and wtl WiT
w ha WORD.
n
ia ail oai«.s
if
Hj!
1 *>
Villi»
\pi>D
etieet.
an
iiri'ieVw
i.-yj
CITY ASSESSMENT.
'PUN Cirr ANus.mm.t tor me y.»r W72,
JL be—c mi lei-d i. filed .tthi. ud-'e-l ths Usrt
..I ihe l ny i -uncii (-r i- hire iii.peitiun.
i he t'lty I «une I " ill sit tu • a»r H|)I cl* romtB.
„ U LRNK'I'AY. FKlDA* «mlSAT
ud Hits il.y* of Jans, si •«
K I. TA* Lpt1.
Clerk of tbsCily Council.
llRDaY. to© f th, 7th a
u'el.
. »•
.*8 dtju8
m
oi
Double
Dray
«rues.
hand
UNION S. S. JUBILEE,
Riddle's Grove, Wilmington, 0*1.
Tlli'KMUAY, It'NK H* *878.
Ticket« t or lit served Seft»* 25 c« i.t« each, osn
n»d ut tbe i*riuui|*ul btorcs iu tho eity sad n«i|F
The commute« guarantee to each holder of lick
etna ««at. uui advue an earlv purclisse MJJJJ
will only be euoted in p*r| ortmn to the oumm
: vc l red .I. A. ALLr.W. ,
WM. H. BIlLaM.
w.... II. ci.uwaku.
J AS. X. ULKMNkk.
CHAN U. MOuRbi
C« raiBdU«
order
ly i.
may°5*dtf
pROPOSALK
FOB BITLUINV A
!
pun i.u stcBoob
ot th
lutr..
MiiCab.
S.jlr.t rr-po »I* sritl b» rwarvid by t* 1 *
►ignwl Hui dmg C .ami tu« nt tbs-ft*" 1,1 ' u
r-t m y of Ihr R...r.l -I Kdttoution. Mr Jos.b. !«>
gors. until SATfltlt r Y. Iu«.»tb.l«72..i»
iorbutldinga l-ir' lie '-bout V.:'"'" "ï l bsiw'sî
by U.« t.'osrd ..t üi.icut-.n ..n 0l»vin-at. bsl««
A and l..,tiu.ql srtf.i;. —«th hsfsr
FI,ms can ta ret n. ai d .parlfios'*»-»
i,i*b«<i 0 » ,Pid- »i'uii to «ly tusnib-r ol tbs
^Farti-s uiskii g |.rot orals ar. r-qu-stedI to insa
tion in lb. proiHisals Ibo UtaO for •'"»"Ä , or u
The eummittee reserve the r*gnt t*> isj««»
"'fi-^bid *iil be acoapted onlaj H ba try* '
. possible "arty ^{'Ä
WilniingSon. May 27.1*7» ti.n* !*'■ ^
oi
COM 1 S.
en«l lor
St«
i
ST.,
TÔook îRinatrï.
JOHNSTON & U00IA,
anlO-ly
HOOK - BINDERS,
fitted
pic-nies
fin
liLANK BOOK MANUFACTURE* 8 .
NO. 420 SIIIPLEY STREET,
AND
l.eiami- • wiluiauro*. »»»
ull who' , , . ' .„ling «•
will bo A—ount Bwilrg uf .y.ry variety ul
popu- | biudiug wad. u> order. __ . p.kiiealio*
the Magatinea. Music. NewspoP*" ,
during o. WI kiud« bound lu rlatu vGrao-y "V
Orange Jlotii being pTaôtreal irörwmen. •
many i guarantee entire «»induction,
may7-dm Orders by oiatl promptly »tleode« to.
■
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