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WIIOLEö.au prices
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Wheat.
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Oats.
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Great Clearing Out Sale
OF
DRY GOODS,
FOB TKH DAYS,
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AT SHAW A DRAKE'S
218 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT THE PRICEN.
Best Print* 10 cents, old price 12* j cents.
Heavy Muslins 12S cen s.
Dress Oo d* 10 1234, 1*». 2d and 25 cents.
•antlfol Pique 25 cents, old price 40 cent?.
** " 20 cents, old price 30 cents.
Towels 10.15. 2" and 26 cents.
Cestimeres 36. 40. 4-'» and '0 cents.
Snawls $2 *>0. °ld price $3 ' 0.
Shawls 93 00 old rr ce $4 00.
Linen N«pkin-65cents d ten.
Partiols 40. «0. 75. 80 $1.00. $125. and $1 6u.
SASH RIBBONS REDUCED.
6C0TCH WaSH TABLE LIVEN 60 cis. worth SO
OTHER GOODS REDUCED.
Call and see.
SHAW A DRAKE.
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ICE.
Howard P. Walton.
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WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
ICE DEALER.
OFFICES:
Or»8t Cara given <n Shipping by
Vessel or Beil.
Facilities for Retail Trade Unsurpassed.
ICE,
ICE.
Prioea Low Enough to Satisfy All
■ao'2 4-*
Repart anv oa-nnUinu to olEo.
BRANDYWINE ICE!
PLENTY, GOOD AND CHEAP.
O UR driver« have «hört routes. •« they can furn
i«h tbeir patron« punctually and regularly.
Ioe by the Box, Ton or Car-load
•ent to any point ordered.
Our «!•»«• Pt-ru
•Mention D given to have ou
'plied to their **ntir** aatLfactioo.
W# will esteem it favor to nave anv delinquen
cea reported ut the f>ffice at once.
«uetomeM
PUSH Y k RI ;k.
Oeriree—^ Shinley street.
UFFICE» ^ p , n|ar -lrpet
Where Ire cen be hod ut ell times, (We guarantee
o eell as low a« tbe lowest. ai>13 d3iu
:
$trdiral
Burt's Extermimtor Burt's Extermi
nator !
a*>
■ your uf hnit. Afire, /too ehe»
Buy» irith Ve
irt Exterminator
This ericle has be*n eg
•n«iv ely u«ed to thi-> city tor
•*r* with very gene al ent*
yfACtion. A number of c««e«
i«ave cotne to our knowledge
>Ar t
hr
Swarms of Roaches
BEING EXTERMINATED TM
by tbe use ot a few bottle« of
this preparation \
THY IX ! ^
n«s ,r ** b ° U *'' for UM of »"d Utiblic Luild
Sold wholesale and retail by
•SMITH A PAINTER. Druggist*.
«•'ventn and Market streets
up2
TRUSS and BRACE DEPOT
Corner Front and West Sts.,
W ILMINGTON. DEL.
T UE demand for th. above articles has so steadily
Increned that we have been forced to lay in a
larger stock than ever to supply tbe want» of our
numerous putrous. These instruments, embracinc
Trume». Braces Supporters. Suspensionen. Ac., are
oonatructed of the best material and in the best man
nar. and salted for all urn and sises. tVe have ■
privat« room for LADIES in need of such articles,
where their cases are attended to by a lady who has
« number of years experience in applying these ar
tielm. and we feel confident ofaivinu entire satisfac
tion to all ladies requiring oar semees. Our p ices
ara moderate and within th* reach of all wanting
each articles.
A C?üJÄPP ,y of t,, • b#,t quality ot medicineh
aud DRUGS cansuntly on hand, which will be dis
panaad with th* greatest care and accuracy.
Those who study their interest should call at
FOSTER'S DRUGSTORE
N W corner Front and R est St*
__covered
LENT WURTH'6 . • a
J/V
ROACH AND RAT
EXTE8II8ATOB. V
«
«7 h*o.r
25 ewu • a box Cat this / ^
ST^tNTwî.ÏTM^Wm « * wm, '
GLPNl'Vui.IU d KÙVTk.g INSECT PoW
« by ba aatco up with Bed Bugs. Small Roacha*
— Vhs'i^V* " Dd w * ,ri1 ob« buttle Of Olenf
^ * Fewu.r will Uiaoa th. nuasa. Prie, is j
For ml* by BK1NUUUB-T A ( 0 Sixth aaA
MothM Mraeta. and J. TAYLOR, braadywin#
* 1 " 1 1
mayl2-ly
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. local intelligence.
Fou the Lett Codât.— D avid Woolman i«
uggested sa a candidate tor the Levy Court on
he Republican ticket.
BtUOiOVS. —The Rev. W. H Graff, rector of
-t, Juae's Church, Philadelphia will officiate in
alvary Church Brandywine Hundred, on Sun
lay neat (July 14th). Service commences nt 3
'clock P. M The Sucrament of tho Holy Com
'numon will be administered.
Fijte Farm fob Salk.-W m. E.HeUler, E«q ,
•f Newark, Del., offen kaIb his beautiful farm oi
151 ac. es, situated within a few huudrwri yard*
•f said town. It is in a high state of cultivation,
vith good building, and will be sold on reasons
>le term« or exchanged tor property in this cit\
•r Philadelphia. 1 ^ J *
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Ubxnd EIcuesion —The Brandy wiue M. E
Church will make an excureiou to Cape Mav on
August 6th, on the steamer 8 M. Felton. These
xcursion« heretofore have been of such a pleas
•nt character that the committee of arrangements
«va again secured the aerv.cesof Mr. Johu L
*ouley to aasiNt in making this one equal, if not
»etter, than those on former occasions. Full par
ticulars next week.
tr
Domestic Markets.— Butter 60 to 55cts. par
Peas 18 cts hall
tb Eggs 30 to 35 per dozen.
i»ack String beans 10 cts. Apples 35 to 40 cts.
Potatoes 16 o 20 cts. Tomatoes 25 cts. per q
Raspberries 16 to 25 cts. Blackberries 16 to 25
ts. Huckleberries 15, Gooseberries 8, Cabbage 3
u 8 cts. per bead. Cucumbers l to 5 cts. a piece
üeeta 5 cts. a bunch. Radishes 2 cts. Rhubarb o
••ts. Ouions 20 cts a string. Beef 12 to 2
12 to 25, mutton 19 to 18, lamb 15 to 2
diced 20, whole 14, lard 10 to 12.
veai
ham
Chbisfield a ünowiNO Town —The Crisfteld
Leader, of Saturday, says the usual shipment oi
truck from that place Is from teu to tweiity-thre»
carloads per steamer, of which there are two—on*
making three trips a week and the other two.—
•There is more money rurued overst Cnsfield m
he year than at any other town on the Easten.
$hore of Maryland. And we sincerely believe
hat not only more produce leaves our depot, bu
noie merchandise is received here, atvi more good«
»M here, than at any other town on the Easten.
Shore.
Drunken flow —Between 12 and 1 o'clock las
night, a row occurred in a saloon at Eighth
Church streets, between John Leach, notorious it:
•olice circles and Charles Blake, whom Leach ex
very desirous of "puttiug a
•end on." He was grievously disappointed, how.
•ver. being badly defeated in each of three aucce*
ive attempts Leach was howling with rage and
jnei, when offiiMjr Buck arrived on the spot and
•rdered him to be quiet, upon his refusal, ho had
nm arrested, aud taken to the City Hall cells,
Ah«*re he is nqw confined, awaiting trial, this
-'veuiiig. Blake has acquired quite a reputation
n pugilistic circles, and is the sumo party, who at
» pic-ntcon the 20th of June, punis ted seven men
in quick succession.
Sale of Money.—A t the regular meeting
of Mclianic* Loan Association, last evening,
$2,900 sold at 26j percent, premium, and $101
at 27.
jreeaed himself
Ashault and Battery.—F or assault and
■attery on Wm Ward. Worrell Farra was fined
•-•stts and held in $200 bail to keep the peace,
by Esquiru Puhl.
Berrios.—'T here was quite an increase it
he berry shipments, this morning, seven car.
to Jersey C ty, and thirteen to Philadelphia.—
Three cars of Norfolk truck were also shipped to
he latter place.
Arm Broken.—A sa boy named John Hol
land, was playin. on a pile of boards, at th.
enrnerof Jackson and Elm streets,Tenth Ward
last evening, the hoards gave wav, and he wa.
thrown to the groun.i, breaking hia
arm.
Police Cases —John W. Thompson was
fined $5 and costs for drunkenness find iu
d»*c**nt -■•xpnsun* of person.
Michael Kigali and Owen Tammany were
each fined 50 cents and costs, for druuken
uess.
Excursion.—A partv of gentlemen ofStuyr
na have chartered a schooner, and intend »uirt
ing from Ilia- place, on Monday,for an extended
trip *lown the bay, stopping at Cape May anil
Atlantic City. Several gentlemen from this
city will go along, and a "jolly good time" i»
ant ci pa leal. They will be gOLe about a week.
Throwing Bricks.—I n a »(tinted contro
versy with Annie Philips, Rebecca Bsiley be
came very angry and burled several bricks at
her. Annie brought suit against Rebecca before
E-quire Fraser, charging her wit., assault and
iiattery, with intern to kill. Rebecca was hebt
in $500 bail for appearance at Court, and $200
bail to keep the |ieace.
Workingmen's Meeting.—A moctintr of
the eight hour society was held last evening
In the Hall of the Water Witch Engine
House. In the absence the President
lien. Roberts was called to the Qliair Mr*
Leary acted, as S*-creUry. A committee of
tlirec was apfNMjtted to draw up a Uon.stitu
tiou and By-Laws, and witliout transacting
anv further business of importance the meet
Ing adjourned.
Chlor, formed and Robbed. - Mr. Jno. L.
Caldwell, Buperintentlenl of Ihe Md. & Del.
Railroad company wa»ctUor..fornied and robben
in a Pullman sleeping car on Thursday night
week, while returning home, somewhere be
tween New York and Philadelphia. He let a
valuable goll watch and chain, arid about $20
in money. The robber escaped. Another gen
tleman in tbe same car was also chloroformed
: and robbed.
Strange.-O r* the night of the 4th insl. an
old man named Matthias McLane, nearly 8U
year» of age, waa brutally annulled by a driink
en negro, who »tnicK him over the head with »
tlub, without the »lightest provo. a inn W, i,.,.
waited Il.tienilv hin T», /.„..J * *
eu I «lient I v, hut ns yet the Commercial
ha» not contained the »lightest allusion to the
affair Had the affair l*en revemed and the
neuro anuàiilted . .
negro assaulted, how quickly that paoer would
have »etied upon and |tiude political capital out
of it. j
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Tornado at Summit Bridge.
nriLDISO» DK-TDuYKD. FENCEfl
BLOWN DOWN
— OKAIN AND ORCHARD» INJURED.
A correspondent write» up from Summit
Bridge that on Hie evening of July 4th, one of
the Severe»! tornadoes witnetwrd there for year»
visited tbit neighborhood. The thunder and
lightning were terrific,the wind wai a hurricane
and the rain fell in torrent».
Much damage wa» dune to building», tree»,
fern»«, etc. t orn and oats were laid flat on lit*
ground. Fruit waa »haken off and the ground
with apple« and peaches. Mr. John
Davidron bad noma fifieen or twenty fine young
»UH* •••««• broken, some of them all torn t"
pieiea, a numlwr of hia (mur, cherry and apricot
"t,* ü"''!! 7 ^ e ", d " ,,n ^
Mr. Thomm* H. McCoy e |VMfh orchard wan
vtT y much injurad,ihe tree« being broken down
▼lolenily (wuaed off Tl»e ruofr ol Lis »üble
fiod hey barrifike wert al<o blown off.
Mr. Jacob Caiier. hay Uvric^ on the farm
by '* 0 * ,n wrn nmly all
, wn A large aoiuUDl of fwncinir and
j olher property wa» broken down and deetroved
'" IVU " boul whu,e "•'«bborUiod. The
■J®™ appeared mcM never« in the vicinity of
1 tb« «mud.—Ev«7 Ftrenin«.
THI «TAT«.
Smyrna ia badly postered with moHquüoe».
Smyrna did not obxerre tbe Fourth beyond a
a general suspension of business. ,
The colored girl who was injured by the
train, at Moorton Station,on Saturday afternoon
has since died.
The latest "Dollr Varden" is a sail boat. She
saila in the large "mill pend" yclept "Lake
1 'omo," at Smyrna.
T e addition to the Odd Fellows' Hall, nt
Smyrna, is nearly completed. The appearance
of the Hall will be greatly improved.
Many fnrmeia are now busily engaged in har
vesting their oat crop, which will prove better
ban was anticipated a few weeks ago.
A charitable gentleman, of Smyrna, has
Innated a lot of lumber for the puriose of build
ing a Mission Sunday School in that town. •
Wm. Whitenack, a carpenter employed upon
the addition to the Odd Fellows' Hall, at Stnyr
na, tell from the sea (fold,on Saturday afternoon,
and seriously injured hi» back.
PENINSULAR NEWS.
The business of the Eastern Shore Railroad
steadily increases.
The epicureans of Somerset County have been
easting on green corn the past week.
A Mr. Fleurer, of Ptfnoem Anne, died sud
denlv, on the evening of tbe 4lit instant, from
ippoplexy.
1). S. Heasey, Esq., one of the Commissioners
appointed by the Legislature to lay off Cri»field
narbor, has resigned
Chas. Bosten, of Somerset Countv, wa« drown
'd, while sailing on the Bay, near Berlin, on the
ifteruoon of Ihe Fourth.
Round trip tickets are issued at two-third
•aual rates, on the tjueen Anne & Kent R. R.
from Centreville to Townsend.
The dwelling house on the farm of Mr. Israel
Heath, near Princes» Anne, wa» dextroyed by
rire on la»t night. It took fire from the dying
-parks of a Mwquilo Smother. Said to be in
-ured for $1,200.
3
,
Marink Newa. —The schooner Annie E.
Edward», sailed this morning.
Death of an Old Veteran. - Thomas C'
Nichols, E»q., died ai Ension, Md , on the even
mg oi Ihe 4 h in»t, and wa» buried on Saturday
'■tornins. Mr. Niclnds did honorable service
is an officer at the bailie of St. Michael», in the
war of 1812. He was 81 vear» old, and held the
p<»<ilion o. Justice of the Peace at Ihe lime of
his death. He wa» born and raised in Tailmt.
and resided here Ihe most of his life, universal
V respected for hia generous and social qualities.
Collapse of the Eight-hour Strike.
New Yo- k, July 9 —The disbanding of th.
Eight-hour Iron-workers' League yesterday L
.»Uisidered the severest blow yet made againsi
'lie striker«,as it was thought to be the strongesi
irgsiiizaiion in the country. It expected
lecuinary assistance of considerable annum-.
mm tbe East and West, but none has been re
eived, and tbe organization collapsed. It»
principal leader yesterday stated that there
*■ uld be no tue in future to attempt strikes it
ney were now disbanded.
George T. Cotterell. a clerk In the war
Department, committed suicide In Washing
I yesterday morning by severing the artery
his wrist with a ralsor. He left a note ask
ing o be buried iu the ''Potter's Field.'' and
saying his suicide was premeditated. Cotterell
was a native of Vermont.
The Isle Is delightful a place.
Will the pugilists strike for higher stakes?
Native negro minstrelsy Is flurlsblng In Ja
pan.
, Aimee has a brand-new opera bouffe com
pany.
New Y orkers spend »100,000 daily for iced
drinks.
A Waluut tree in Indiana has been sold for
»600
ton
in
i»
Or. Tutt's
Sar oe?| l ght * and ^ ueen '
This valuable prepanitlon combines «II tbe
Medicinal virtues which long experience ha»
proven to poems» the most safe and efficient
Alterative and deobstruent properties for
the cure of Serofula, King's Evil, White
Swellings. Ulcers, Cancerous and Indolent
Turners, Mercurial and Syphilitic Affections,
Enlargement and Ulceration of the Bones,
'•land», or of the Womb, Spleen and Kid
neys; all the various Diseases of the Skin,
such as Tetter, Ringworms, Boils, Pimples,
Sore Eyes, Ac: Nervous Affections, Dropsy,
and all diseases originating from a depraved
state of the Blood. Also many affections
p-culktr to Females, as Suppression, Irregu
larity, Leuorrhœa or Whites, Sterility, Ova
rian and Uterine Dropsy, dec. It is Purely
Vegetable.
While using Dr. Tutt'a Liver Pills, no re
straint of diet or occupation ia necessary.
> on may eat or drink as usual. They are
purely vegetable.
Dr. Tutt's Ilalr Dye leaves no Ridiculous
Tints.
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Midsummer Maladies.
The hot solar rays that ripen the harvests (eener
ate tag) ..iatrersinc diseases. If the liver be at all
preiliepotad to irreaulari les. this is the season in
w Rh bilious attacks mar be entlcipated. A weak
8U to°-i* weakest in thesnuimer months, and
th * ,0 " of Tiuli,J ' through the i ores b, excessive
» perspiration is so »rest that a wholesome tonic,
eombinin* also the properties of a diffusive stimu.
* lantandtentleexhilarant.il in many eases noce»
«ary to health, and under no circumstances should
he dispensed with ny the sickly and debilitate. of
Rl ! ,h thus tu refresh, «us
uin andftfrtity tb. human frame, there is none that
wiO compare with Ho»tetter . Celebrated Btomicb
Wltti*- They bave been weuthed In tbe balance ot
exp-'rience and not toand wanting; huve been re
commendedf rom tbe dm a« a great medici ai «pe
ciftc. not a« a beverage aud in «pile of mtere«ted
opposition from innumerable quarter«, «Und after
«. twentv years' trial, at the bead of all proprietary
medicine* intended for tbe prevention and cure of
all ordinary complaint* of tne stomach, the liver
the bvswela and tbe nerve« In tbe unhealthy di« '
tnou b- rderinx toe gr* at rivem of California, Hot
tetter « Stomach Bitter« may be elaseed ae the «ten
dard one for every specie« of intermittent or re
mitten! lever. Toe people who inhabit those dis
triete. place tbe most implicit cnnfl fence in the pre
naration^a confidence th-t is increased every year
by the result« of iu operation.
A« bitter«. *o oallea. of
of
t"
I
of
the most pernicious char
acter. are springing up Ilka fungi o every side, the
public ii hereby forewarned against the dram .him
frauds. Aik lor Honet tar's Bitter*, aac that the
label, ate age corn-1 and remember that the can
nine article ia never seid in Lala . bat in bâties only
VOTK OF THANKS,
WILUIPUTO» July 1(1,187i
At a special meeting of St. Mary's Total Absti
D.nce Beneficial Society, held Sunday evcaiuu
Ä.« « wiT-d. That th* thanks et this Society
A bïtin".!« *B. b »Y*e£i'S 0d ,* r *i V St Foul', foul
Î" 0 !?' •■•»«ialdootety' forawaptiogour in
Sjf PSTidi-S in suen large a umbers to
■••T (si liWllre 00 Tempo*wM<^ # ui ihn '>**.. u 1
in'u? ab " T * »• Published
. 1 . 1LT GiXSrra. and a oopy sent to St Paul's
T«a' Abauueae. Sius8.iai Society^
Frew the minutes.
, Attest, EDWARD J.
Jyw-it
are
K ALLEY. Secretary.
SOCIETIES.
Oriental Lodge, No. 1, IT D, A F it A If
Usaowio Temple.
Rope Lodge, No 21, 1 O O F, at Odd Fel
low»'Halt, 3d and King Sts.
Eden Lodge, No M,IO O F, at Odd Fellows'
Hall. 3d and King Sts.
Moraine Star Division, No 2, S of T, at r ith
and Market SU.
Delaware Council, No 2, O U A M, nt Me
chanics' Hall, 219 Market St.
Rodney Council, No 13, O ü A M, at 702
East 7th St.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 6, O F, at (lood
Fellows'Hall, 3d and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge, N# 6, K of P, at Knight* of
Pythias Hall. 211 Market St.
Otiental Lodge, No 13, K of P. at Ferris di
llarrett's Building, 504 Market St.
Tbe temperature In the White Mountains
average forty five degrees. Whew!
A Camp Meeting
for Red Lion and Glasgow charge. Wilmington
Conference,, will b held in Muo..E'S WOODS,
cnmmenciag AUGUST l.t 1872.
Preachers and poop e are cordially in* ited to at
tend , „ , „ A. J. CROZIER.
Red Lion, Del.. June 18th 1872.
Pa? tor.
îlOtiffS.
VOTICE.
Ll • be I * u tees of the Poor for New Castle
»»"nry wi l meet at tbe Aliu?h«>u?e of ss*d c-»uoty
»n W F1)N KSI'AY. the 2-1 rh ii-et .aril o'cb ok.a.ui.
HI i*er-on? havi g cl uns will i-reseut them to the
Truste ..f their hundred on or b f f tn »t d*y
iviO tin JOHN W. KI aNS. Clerk.
VOTICE.
LI dewi Mill
„ . ,-nual Ses«ion of the Ora*d Lodae
• t P of (••laware. will be held in tbe Halt oft
. on ,hqdge. No 12. at Middletown, •' KDtvKaD/ Y
he • 7» h mst., at o'clock, u
Jy7 117 J\MK8 I* II
R IVERVIEW (EMETERf.
i ots in Hirer-view L'cnetery will he sold at
Ur -ecretary'n office on und after July 1st» for one
nonth, as lolmws*
Lets fronting on the Avenues 422.50.
All other s.ots, fl5.hu
Payments: One-third cash and tho balance in
>ne and two moi th?.
On and after August 1st:
"••ts fronting on the Avenues $30 (<o.
All ther lots $22 0.
Lithographed »-lotsend further information will
h tarnished by J. L. Thompson. •**upennt#nd«nt.
t.theCemetery. J. MARIS.
jy2eodlm Sec y and Trea.. 302 Market street.
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AYES. O. R K f,
•VOTICE.
A> rile Wilmington and Rendit« Railroad Com
piwiy have cotnrueied arrangement* to carry i onej
Packages and Express Matter to an i troui all point*
the line of tbeir road and ' est Cl eater.
.Exprew mat er «ent to Franklin Telegraph office
No 2'A eat Th |r 4 »trea^ or to their De ot. I. -ont
and Madison, or orders »eft with Uc.Vullen k ^eal
delivering agents, will receive prompt
Gen'l Sun't W. A I
*n
ntion.
ULZ.
R Co.
noC-tf
A FEW
FINE LLAMA
LACE SACQUES,
WILL BE 80LD
a H E -A. IP ,
TO CLOSK.
W. M. KENNARD Sc CO.
4th and King Streets.
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TEA AND COFFEE REDUCED.
K » have reduced the priceof Tea 15 oents
l»'*und and C«>t!ee 3 cent« per pound to
V'JRJLcoutorin to the new tarif «.f JuD l«i, 1873.
* W H. AL M iND A BhO..
8th and Market ^te . Wil., Del.
iy8-dl w
iiarnfss.
W. B. THOMPSON 4 BRO..
Saddle, Harness and Collar Makers,
6nn West Front Street,
WILMINGTON.
»■la ware.
A full a."*ortm<»nt ol
'ingle ituii Double
a ringe. Curt. Dra>
nd Wagon U rnes
iNinxiuntly on hund
und made to order
All Jobbing punctual
iy attended to.
Ulavn-lyd.
'
Hartcxs :
Ha "ness !
L ight and iiRAvr »«arnkns. m ,d» oi th
h-at material a.id by Brat clas* workmen on
sAltlil RS 11 " 1 * t0 or l,r ,»,! T TV tnoderata rates.
»Je at the lowe.t. ivy
ThSV r, i?5 *' »hört notice.
Thu publie are iuvt edto vive them .call
M u, w 'hL * KINQVV ALT.
I*, w.c.rner M ant Sh.i.te. Ht».
«p3-tf
FOB SHERIFF.
The undersigned will be un independent
LABOR REt'ORM VAMD/DATE
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PHILADELPHIA LAWN. MOWER,
JOHN A. WILSON.
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P will " 'h' 1 ' l * «>«t'f«»v »fwed.
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to go
Our prices ara a* low
maylfi 6m
E A JACKSON.
«M feutn street.
I
irjj «osas, lottern,
LADIES'AND MÏbSES'
LINEN AND LAWN
SUITS.
hü\e just rereivi
from New York
FROM $ 2.70 TO 16 DOLUIS,
Very Attractive Prices.
Some nro leys than tbe cost ol maoulkctarto
oh train;? nothing f »r the ji.it» ri., I. " ,un# *
Call at
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
220 Market Street.
SU MARKET STREET, Sill
HOOP SKIRTS, CORSETS
AND
LADIES UJ/DER GAR MENTI
EMPORIUM.
UOOP SKIRTS, OF OUR OWN MAI
$ 1 . 00 ,
G2o.,
75c.,
Mo„
SI. 25 . Ilifl,
FRENCH COR-ETS, all WhalibJ
70c„ $1, 1.2$, 11.50, $1.75, $2. 1275. $|, B.fc
OUR MAKE, fiftc, $1.50, 2 00. 2.50. 3iS.
CHEMISE. $1. 1 25, 1,50. 2.00 2 50 3 0Mrç.
NlQIIT DRESSE**. $1.25, 1.50.200 2 O.30utoU
WHITE SKIRTS. $1 s'». 1.75. 2. Ou to..50. ]
INFANTS' LONG DRESSES, *2 50 up to 3M.
I V FA NTS' CLOAKS, all sire?, *1.75 upto8.( I
ALEXANDER KID ULOVES, all coion, f|j|
1.25 and 1.1*0. j
Ladies* an** Children 's full regular made Bin J
reduced prices. j
Embroiderie» ! Embroiderin', I
French and Uamhurg Edging t iJ
Ingertings. J
Reel nml ImitnUo^ Heir Good«, Curl», Bn
PI it«. Chignon«, Switches, Ac. Ac., Call iù
amine.
P I . FR4*1.
611 Market «»reef. Wilmington.i
wAs
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
DRY GOOD
J. fl. IIAFLEIGHl
No. 1105 Chestnut stn
PHILADELPHIA,
Will commence JUNE 1st to cluse out tb« hel
jf their SPRING STUCK at « rr«*t Bediel
BLACK SILK and WOOL HERN/
Reduced from 75cU toi
Black Silks,
Reduced tioui
8TIPED HULKS,
*200 tfl
Re.iuceit
Orjrnndies, Lawna, Grenadines,
duct'd.
Lama Lace M»cks reduc'd.
Lima Laced Miaul reduced.
Striped öhiwliN
Elegant White Lawn Suita, $ Ü.00
Ëlegu'it M er Su ker ^uit« (new.)
Elegant Style« in £mu St>ô<JU
Great Uurgaini
ON AND AFlfcR JUNE 1«,
mar22-3m-mi»y30
WM. B. SIIAR
No. 4 East Third SI
lia« opened a full esfortment ot
NEW AND SEASONABLE
DRY GOOD
ll<indt)ome Dreh« Fabric«, «nlendid qwahG
BLACK SILKS JAPANESE Sill
heed a full stock of
Always
MOURNING 200!
of tbe latest styles and most reliable B*k* 1
line ot
DOMESTIC OO )D
At the lowert rates.
WM. B. SHARP.
No. 4 Emit Third $H
WILMINöTOl
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nr
209 NEW STORE I
SMITH & WES
900 MARKET *TBI
W E have now epeneil • I""'*" 0 "*
plete line uf fancy »nil stapls
DRY GOODS.
in!
comprising all th« newest Jwign«
»bl makes. In our domist'o jovo
lia- at the Inwest raie», »ad »• *°"
nation of our stock generally.
• SMITH * F® 31 '
90» Msrkri
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STEAM FREIGHT U
Leaves d wharf above Garni»"'";*,
above Chestnut ««f.
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