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DAILY GAZETTE.
C. P. Johnson, Editor ant> Proprietor.
The Daily Gazette is published every aftern«
(except Sunday) at 41». Market street, and served by
carriers to subscriber* in alt parts of >\ ilinimrt»*n
and .the surrounding towns and villages, for mn
Y early vuWribers
>n.
cents a week, payable weekly
|3, in udvance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, established VTS4.
ttourishinglweekl.v in the
•in itiation than any other
the largest and most
State, aud has
en the Peninsular. Published every Friday mem
ng ul t- » year, in advance.
I nr»: er
FOR PRESIDENT.
HORACE GREELEY.
V NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
B.XGRATZ BROWN,
Ul' MISSOVRI.
'
ELECTORS,
WII.I.IAn II. H HITH.I V.
AI.III.KV wnimo,
UHlKlii: H. HII.I.M.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
CtINTIM W. WRHIHT.
UP RI'SSKX I'llIMV.
FOR SHERIFF,
ISAAC GRUBB.
FOR CORONER.
DANIEL H. WOODWARD.
NEW CASTLE 0«. DEMOCR ATIC TK'KEl
JOHN Pul LSON CHANDLER.Cliri-O»»»
Représentât it <
II
Benjamin Fruim. Bran* .
Thomas L J, Rabhvin, Mill Crc. k
Sewell ('. Diggs. Pencader
Albert U. Newton. Red Lion
Uriah Jï. Wier. White Clay Creek
Wilmingtan '
i..
William S. M. Caul!
Riehuid Fergu. on, A| punuiinm
k "
Levy Court Commi
idled.
111
Isaac X. Lodge. D
Adolphus Hu.-hands, t hruto
Gardner L. JimiM»n, New »
;!*• ••
Joseph W . Cout h. I
Thorn;».' II. Sharpe, Wilmington.
hr
Th© Election To-Day.
It we could only prevail upon every De
and Liberal to go to the polls to-day
could announce ih our next i".'
ried the city. Let all vote who can.
open between 11 and 12 noon, und close at*- o'clock
iu the attemoon.
Vote fob John Aikin. —Every Democrat and
Liberal in the Southern District should vote for
11c is worthy, well
ocra:
>1 vote we
• Huit \vi had rur
The polls
John Atkin for Assessor,
qualitled, and should be elected.
Vote tv»r Martin Farrell l« r Ap-esr..i
m the
irantce
His election would }<ui
Northern District,
an equal und just assess
ent.
Democratic and Liberal Mooting
iNarmrtK ham. — aW'Besh irom
II
Hon- T. F. Bnynrd.
\
It alfords u pl»*a -nr. t 1».* able t<» nnnounce t»>
the Democracy of W > : millet. .it that Senator Hty
nvitation t.► Address the
c:t
ar t has accepted t
Democratic and Liberal voters of this city and
the vicinity, c»n the political issues now ladore the
country, on Friday evening,
Institute Building, at 7 'j o'clock. A general at
tendance of the votera of the city >»» 'Red
Hall of the
th
Tho Facts Leaking Out.
The tacts in regard to the railroad swindles are
beginning to leak cut,
full exposure will shortly L** made « J the manner
m which a few bohl and influential men m Con
gress have u*ed their positions to enrich themselves
and their friends out of the public domain and nt
the expense of t fie F. S. Treasury. 1
ment appearing
day, it list of about fifty names i- published wh<»
had received shares of stock
id we have no doubt a
stat.•
the X. Y. /'oil«/;' . .1 Natur
1 *:» -it;.
the
lia ilioad, amounting in value ir«»i
$130,000. 'J'ht* stateim nt is said to b * a < »ntidei
tial
$•'»,000 t«»
"intended exclusively l«»r tlie use ul the
ners of the road,"
■till llll.l lull' llIIM>(1 It
new owi
tur $300,000.
The article is headed "I'noor
V Hi aim 's
Fbaups," and concludes as follow? :
"The above i» a lair illustration ot the method
of disposing of the stock which should have been
applied to the uses of the road. The list i- be
lieved to be by no un ai.s a complet« 1 one, a others
are known to have shared in the plunder. But
sufficient is therein developed to «lu w the com
plicity of Speaker Blaine, who s.» vociferously «I«
nied all connection with the Cielit Mobilier
fraud, and that of (Sen. Pomeroy, Mr. Shackel
ford, Caleb Smith, Secretary l .-her, K. \V.
Thompson, and other shilling lights in the Ad
mini «tration cam]».
Speaker Blaine i b promt tu have received allot-'
merits of 32,500 share* of stock, subject to assess
ment, and valued at $1,025,000; live thousand nine
hundred shares not subject to assessment, valued
at $295,000; and 2,000 shares more allotted, but
not assessed. The two latter lots, not subject to
assessment, were secured by Blaine, for himself;
while the 32,600 shares of stock, subject to assess
ment, were supposed to be Un distribution among
his supporters in helping to procure the passage
of the bill, aud subsequent amendment:-."
G
What tha Radical Proas says about
Curtin.
We a»k our reaclern to note the hange which
has taken place in ihc tone of the Kiulical Press
in reference to Andrew ti. Curtin, cf Pennsyl
vania, who has denounced m the stump the
thieving candidates of the Radical party in that
State. We cliji from the Tribune :
"There was no statesman purer and ahlei
than Andrew O. Curtin. There was no Amer
ican in public life to whose high character and
■potless fame his countrymen could look with
greater pride. Bo said the tirant men a fort
night ago.
Hear these same men now. Curtin, he it
remembered, has never attacked President
Grant; he has only denounced (lie notorious
swindlers by whom Grant is surrounded and
sustained. Yet The New York Times declares
that he has "destroyed the reputation of a lift—
time;" that he is not only politically ruined,but
"socially oelracixed;" that "even his own rela
"lions hare nothing but pity to express for him."
With characteristic dishonesty and vulgar vio
lence, The Times, in announcing his visit to
Bell.fonte, carefully conceals the fact that lie
made any speech at all, suppresses all mention
of the enthusiasm of bis reception, and repre
sent« him sitting all day at bis hotel "as desolate
as if hs had been a stranger in the town," not
on« of his friends "condescending to notice him."
__
fi
in
na».
"***
This then 1* the treatment whirh the most
distinguished and irreproachable Kepublicm*
must expect from the Administration press if
they dare to raise their voices against dishonesty
in the Republican party. The liermnnU .;»
('hronicle, another ( «rant paper, fallu upon the
ex-Oovernor with a brutality of tempter and
contempt of the dictionary which must excie
the envy even of The Times. "Andrew <i.
('1111111." says The Chronicle, "during his whole M
"life/* lias Ikhmi "a htrepemu« hut always *
adscititious pnliiof'-wltalcvt that dreadful |
thing may he> lie has been "a sham and a
"fraud—a time server—a lickspittle—a political
strtiiui»et." lie is a "fellow," a "wretched créa
lure,*' who lias "been honored far beyond his S
•'deserving«." He has always been ready to!
"erook the pregnant hinges of the knee that
thrift might follow fawning." And voice and
clioler rising together as the torrent of abuse
|*mrs Harth, The Chronicle breaks at last into a
real good angry feminine scream: "He will vote
for lluckalew, the "traitor! The wretched
by
mn
>n.
VTS4.
the
other
mem
C itizens what think you of tho party wliit li
investigates stu b disgraceful tleiiunciation for *»*»
haw a reason V
' Demagogue ! False to evfcrv public ami private
"obligation ! Let him go !"
1
Blaine's Business.
appean'tl, lit tho extracts from legal
Joeiinicnt* .inch wo published on .Saturday, in
tho light of a Congressional procurer. He was.
hired to bribe other Congressmen. 1 ho stock was
wont,
ho was the Oakes Aim - ot the i'acitic Railroad
Eastern Division,
Oakes Ames took, for "placing hero on the spot,
where it will tin most good," stock tor twelve
Congressmen. Mr. Blaine took in a lump #1 ,93«»,
IMMl of stork. J
This, too, was
Mr. Ill:
III!
<1 in his hands tor that purpose. In
al.l.v for tho samo |.nr|iow - ■
■areel*, lie has doubt- l
.
nr I y in Ii
le.'
ieiuiuM
Wit I
.--hih
,.t \r,
i.i
rxp.-n.-i
1
1 iiO last desperate dodge ot th<* Cameron crew
ti> save the sinking cruft liartrantt is to u>> to
Slate i'ri^ou, get Uov. (ieary to pardon out Hart
rä. nit's fellow-rubber, ku<1 then get "Dear Ycrkes '
that what b«* I'wore t*» betöre was an
mien.'Hl lie. Drowning men grasp »t at caws
••Dear Yeikes" can't helj* "Dear liartrantt" (bid !
tune.
i.. -w
îiarikrarf ami ^ftlarliinciit.
ouv&co.iUP
i
Sticce morste Pedrick, »Ire«« A Co.,
hahrn i
and
for
well
I
«1
portern
ocra:
we
IKON AND STEEL,
BITI MIN'D R COAL. GALVANIZED (RON,
COACH Ul'lLDEUS' HARDWARK A.-.
S. K CORNER OF
THIRD A\B Sill 1*1. F.Ï NTS.,
rur
'
polls
I
Have a I way* an band
a lull assortment
Ittnv 4 \n vT g* ft m
n *. *,
Best brands ol Amen- .
can Hämmere UK'dled :
Burs, English Kchnrd |
Bars <»1 all sizes. Baud.
and Mit Iron.
n -
/
the
ii
I
be« t.\o
•ay Nail 1
and Auger >h:tpe-. Gal- I
vauized and Block sheet ;
*
, oq
.ij
■ i,
Vo l'
lnm.C
. shear, Jilin
iitr Grrinttn SweJ«,Rprink'. Tire Machinery, nml
lnl> Fleel.
ch. nri'l other Hardware—Jlnrse Sn
Holt., t'iii'«. Nutv, Wj
HI jinx
II
Nails Ihn .
e Mi
era. Malleaiile Canti
lea. Sj.ckea F'eltoes, r-hatra: 1!
\ aaa.Uil Carpet a, tt ait men . r
a, \ta
t»>
the
v
'
4 an
led T.»p and Du
ot nil kinds; I run U ir
Galvanized Nail-, Bahhit Metal. I.ead, Spelter. n- j
c:t Tin, Sheet Zinc, Ar
Rollers. Back Chain*, ,V •, Ac.
Smiths' and other loots—Anvils. V»
Sledges, Hammer.', Shoeing Kni
»*' Drills, Tire Benders Tv
Leather,and Coach Hardwa
and
-j .
rank* :
the
at
ce« Bellow
t tes. H as i
MC1C
SlUill
and Die*.
AH **i rMîh will he Fold at very low prices, whole
site and rt>: fur ca«h or upprov ed credit.
Mardi 2. 1
the
k
i
_!
' u
1827.
ltuh»>N
are
nt
ESTABLIBHED
as
« ■ m m**- ' «-Ti.
IWCÇJitl a IRE OL ylAIVIEÖ» my
I
an
.
a
#.
DEALERS IN:
IUJJLUING AMI FANCY
n AUD WAR E,
* a
for
_ . _ all
CARPENTERS TOOLS ËI
? P 1 e"
PAIN'S, OILS , 1 GLASS *C.
t«»
the
It
's
be
to
A Li-'O.
ItOSKNUALH CEMKNT»
204 Market Street.
M ILMINHTON D ' ,
anr29-l
G 111 ITT. klNT & (!«.,
IMPORTER i AND MANITAOTFREBB* '
AGENT- Ft*It
IKON,
!
■
and
H i I) 1 \I|7 4 Î) I.! for
i\ |\ I I \\ \ |\ |i. U
** i L I tlJ ;
STEEl
A
it
,
AND
COACH MATERIAL,
! Hole
Uaveth.
Largest Stock of Goods in the State,
in their line,
ami Best Asrorted Stock in the Fnited Ftater, j
__ Ä __ „ _ __ Ä .
Nos. 205 St 207 Shipley & 210 ft 212
B, _1."
urange Str66lS,
WILMINGTON. UKL. i '
- - -
I A V IdOR & I'O 1
in Thoms« Tt n.. , B \ ! ? Dt
(Succewor to Thom»« It. Beeson.) p
Orange Street, below Sixth, (Height'n Alley,) Ac..
WILMINGTON DF'I.
j ware.
WOOD TUJiNINO, lin^ie.
Circular und Ornamentul Scroll Sawing,
HOUSE BRACKETS, CABINET AND CARPKN-1
TKKS' TURNINGS. NEWELS ,BAL- —
USTEKS. BALUSTRADES.
fi Ä»' ï f «* l l,V 1 ',V? t r oi!:!' J l i H 'rl e l B 5 r * d °. r . Su l i , d -* I
in l i "Al* MOL LDINGh Turned or Afachiu !
Worked, as desired. Al*o, Cufriage Wheel Hub*
furnished at «hurt notice.
ri!^Wh«i H?i,7 Gum fi " ber Mitsble for C.r -1
na». Wheel Hub- |,n-j T [
I
! l..jiiLgg CHe
CIotblnQ.
most
if
120 MARKET ST.
.;»
the
and
excie O /i i T Pi H T U I Af P
<i. 1/1 J t * ULUinifwOf
whole M m | e f, 0lll a | nr ,, n ai) ,i woll-solroted stork of th«
always * LaleH_St y leu ot Knit nml Winter <1 wlj. %
| «aidi-Sui JOHN Dal
a
créa
his S ^ Fl i fS» ü AMD S U T/l TO t ~i- i
to! _ ... .
that u. H. LTTJHLLl ■\OSj*A,
and FASHION ABL^£ TAILOH,
abuse
a
vote
120'
1. where you can cel n
GOOD AND CHEAP
1
'
1 NT
,,
MO. '!5 K I fi G STHKBÏ.
ViLMiycroN. nsi..
Where ho invitee his custom cm and the pub
lic generally t«» call and examine liip well s«
Dctcd and extensive stock «»I German. Eng
lish and French Cloths*Cassimcres, Coatings
li '»id Vestiugs of the latest importation always on
*»*» haml.
IÇ\
-tl
Customers cun rolr upon always get ling a genuine
1 first-class article ul ibis establishment.
FORGE McCALL,
Merchant Taiilor.
No. 121 Market M., Wilmington, lYl.
legal
in
was.
was
wont,
spot,
twelve
,93«»,
or stock
t YEsTINGS.
• •date his custom
icrally with garments,
I tinisli, cannot he ex
l>i- entires
M.'xing laid i
L' LOI Its. EA.SSlMERhS
«w prepai ed to :
is
lid the puhli)
which, tor neatness «» t lit
celled by any hull
Having
ers
*f Mr. M*
i»rv. he. feels .•
Swift.
»cured the St
ic
- ■ me ,, f fllll( . r , in
doubt- l fuient of giving ?
.
may tn\**r
II w
ith their patroiiuge. Satibfuction guara
apt
i.i
id.
1
N EOHGR Ii ASH.
G
1
crew
to
Hart
'
an
(bid !
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 'ill MARKET STREET, (second story of
Morrow's Building.)
WILMINGTON. DELA W A RE.
e assortment of CLOTHS. CASSIMEKES n
JNG'S constantly on bond. m
vôlF
d-tfd
«oots k bfcofisi.
TOWN SHOE STORE!
i * " f.Al'IEtt. MI.'PLS AND CHILDREN
cun gel
It AND MADE ROOTS, SHOES and G A1 -
TEILS made to order at the very LUWE T
PRICES. Call a
learn my prices betör»» giving your orders
m
' elsewhere.
LADIES*. MISSES* AND CHILDREN'S
Beat and Cheapen
Machine Sewed Boots, Shoes and Gaiters
I
band
of.
ft m the city, for agio af No. 1<) VV e.n Eighth street.
Do not forgot to call and rce how cheat» you ci
Amen- . buv *t No. lu West Eighth strew*,
: JAMES M. HOLMES,
Kchnrd | No. IU West8th Ft.cet,
Baud. L'd door from Shipley,
Iron. AllmondV Building.
Wilmington. Del.
Gal- I
sheet ;
ap2-l?
TEW HOOT A Nil MIIOE S|OI{i:.
401 ÎA LOMBARD STREET.
, oq The cabacrihers havo on hand a good riij.
.ij ply of wel!-innde Boot«. Shoes and Gaiters,
which they will sell at very reasonable prices.
Custom work made to order in the Le.-t inan
■ i, ner and at Fhort notice. Repairing neatly un i
Vo l' r< M'ptly attended t-». i he
give fb ma call.
niavS-Ud.
Jilin
nml
an
Du
ir
n- j
MEREDITH A BUG
HEAVY »STOCK UF ÇFTUNG A SUMMER
-j .
:
A
i
whole
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
k
Second St.« 2 door*» Ment of Market.
i The undersigned respectfully informs his m ^ §
_! lriends and the public that he has on baud Em I
' u large nnd well selected stock of FALL f 0*1
AND WINTER BOOTS. SHUKS und ÜAI
TEKS, suitable lor Ladies. Gentlemen, Miss
Children, which
and
manutactup.d from the Le.-t ma
terial and made in the be-t manner, and wdlbe s'dd
as lo\7 aa the same article can i»c obtained *n this
' «-Ti. ry other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying u
my store v?i!! have the ad vintage of ulurge and v.i
I ried asiurtiut^c Deni which to select n l.t ''j'mi.aMe
an t neat titting buct Tho puhli.' ar*.
nially invited to call and cy w a.»ii0 j.i> duck
. learn my exceedingly low pnerr.
Gi.N* K. L'ALCOCK.
ly
At'W . V,, vi «»<■ ■'ii«»»'
J
* a rgo and varied assortment of Boots urn.
for Ladies,Gentlemen, Boys, Mis.
all of which lie proposes to sellât price* to suit the
ËI P^'noiw«».. Id rmixotfully ttfk, tlio public t
1 e" and exnmtUL his stock. mar-ly
. I
U;
^
4 Siloes
'/
d Cliilurt,.
c
£touM, SHmvar*, «r.
r|tll<IHAS II. IIEKKO.V,
No. 3-31 MAKKLÏ STREET.
!
?
WiV ill cheap for Ca.h
1 -s
S10 V/-:s, Ili 1JV UES ASD flEA TEE
A!- •. HOI -l. rCRXISUIN« G-.0
; ui assort me
eluding a pi
Will .v Wert
UUGEING, SPOTT
changing of Move* m jn»j tl\ attended tu.
uprl-t»m
; '
: aud
. n p i irii»,; and ex
E. T.DEACON,
No. 118 MARKET STREET,
IVlLMlXtlTOX , J)KL. t
Has constantly on *alc a complete assort
ment of the host
'
! COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
■ including the Uiiole and other Illuminator*. Abo,
BIBB'S SILVER PALACE
and other Parlor Heater*. The superior
UNCLE SAM RANGE,
I.! for cooking and heating. Tho best Portable and
|i. U alled-inlleatmg Furnace*. Afulllinoofllouse
; keeping Hardware, Tin and Jupanned W are.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work, P.oofiu;% Spouting and
septi
„
, Jobbing |irom|)lly done.
H. F. FICEFaLS,
Noe. 7 null » En t ronrllt Sircrl,
WU.MINUTON, DEL..
! Hole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Wrought Iron
j COOK STOVES.
Æ*» Farmer. Kogular. Continental. Niagara,
IbL S u .'* ker Uts* R 011 side*, iron uisd, Mkroo,
■H* Prise an.i Monitor. Miner and IT.H. States,
harm and Carbon Cook, Diumoml Stute
i ' "Ramie.
PARLOR AND IIRATING STOVRd.
1 Morning Glory, Beacon Light, Sunny*ide. Gern
! ? Dt I Magnet, Dawn Go* Burner, Pearl, do., do.
p arlor Li K bt, Novelty Parlor Cook, Tropic. Sun.
Ac.. Ac.
Also.» large assortment of HnuiekeeniiiK llard
j ware. Tin and sheet Iron Work. Koofiiuc, Spout
lin^ie.
—
-* I CHOICE SOUTHERN CORN GRISTS,
! rnvuu riNini ot ip vcvat
FRKbll CANADA OAT MEAL,
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
-1 Very low »t W. if. CHANDLER'S,
[ oa«17 611 Market «treat
Gas Consuming Heaters,
-Also, n good Assortment of Cookkio, Paki.ok
I lFATINO StOVF.8.
B.—Old stoves bought, sold or exchanged,
apt-If
Extra New Buckwheat Meal
ket
'seacm
FafotrM »«ft WiM frt.
s. k. ctoiri),
Painti anti Gvainar,
th«
A ...«à Aaitifiii
~i- i S!PN AND SHIP PAIN In
* . _ T „ «
t' v HA - * 1 '*
.Me. 612 KINO STUEKT,
No. .lY/arïiol Street,
.«LaSXHXA -
.J iv'.N. . ■ «.w. •» AitK.
nxed
• uohanirally
i* r-i .1 • illy
I
' »Ml
/AMES KUAN
i.LXt d • ir I clew Fort Offloe, Wilmington, Del
Would re , Unity infuruibi.friendsandltioi'uUie
,, h, that lie is new prepared In In all »"t* in
tis line, MM h as House. Sign and Mnp '/[inn ig,
«milling, «laying. Paper llanging. An. Al » «
ini rusted In his care will reccivcpor.omit aUciili >n
-ast'ounlry v nrl attended In.
s«
on
JAMES BRADFORD,
PRALER IN'
PANTS, OILS, TAMISHW,
WINDOW GLASS.
Cement and Calcined Plaster.
(In
I'liinlp, wliili!lead.red l*iul. wl.itp *in''.in.m i'»irt
my t.il^, linseed oil, wl'prin oil. lurtj <»il,u«»t
f„„t ml.nml oil. Tilden A Nephew » verni.h«#. bug
ii di virniJIie». iilonbol. turiien'ino. pemt
|,.niitn ready iiii»od, nrlisii-' limlenals. wav flmu r
miner HI Ih. deeslcomania pictures, all kinds ot 1« r
eim siel domestic glas*, stainc.l. ornamental
engraved; coach painter*'material, stencil colrm.
ladders ot different lengths, ready glazed rash, gold
leal, Inontes, \ ermillioiiB, looking gla.:s plates.
Nob. 6 and 8 East Third Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ex
'
N. B.—Particular attention paid to llonac a»»d
» I'HlDil»;, sign Writ »wife
hill
apl
we
n
gnsttrancr (Totupanleis.
rpilK NA1IONAI.
Lite Insurance Co. U. S. A.
CAPITAL.
Rl IllM.t i'AS
..fi.uoo.coo
ver Ijiabilitits,..fl.t , l»».7»>
â Stock Company; does bus.nc' ■ »>*.i a case,
ms simple; contracts detimte; puyniMt
ss and reputation natio
J OSKI'll L. K l LLGoR E.
tlcn'l Agent Peninsular District, Wi!.. Del,
rth Street Market n
*
ti
A ?tron
had-; pla
ertain; hu'i
I,
» Hfice,
prl -tt
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U.'ou) I. i' r F'
TIIK NEW «148'IXK »»« VII'
f
Office:—INSTITUTE BUILDING,
AGAINST FIRE
INSURF
Houses aud all otuer Binds of
Buildings, with their contents,
F.ir period* of tim varying from three months to
a term of years.
i
WILLIAM TATNALL, WILLIAM c'ANliY,
JAMES liltADF'ORD, «En. RICHAltDSnN.
.Ii HI N GIIYKK, SAM'L t'ANtn .
CHAS. W. IlntVI.ANl). CLEMENT H. sVYTIi.
KtHV'li ltRlNGIttiRST. JAMES RIDDLE,
EDWARD T. HELLA II, A. E. nil ANNUM,
ASHTON RICHARDSON,«Fin. It. HATE',
M M. CLEAVER.
W ! I, LI AM TATNALL. I'rca't
o
I oh to
i. D. Smith Sec'rv
S,
§
I
£
EXCELSIOR
Life Insurances
C»
and
Ç5
ma
s'dd
this
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Of
COMPAQ Y,
on
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All PolU'ie*at Use option cf hoUUr &.I
Convertible into Annuity Honda, tin* Ü
U; ]>r' l ' u ^ n y l orol *l aye und ay ai nut Inmnt .» ^
^ reve m a.
5*3
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c
' :i. GHIMSIIAW, Gen.
>:<. WEST THIRD STREET.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
!
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-ton, Metical L*amint.
!<-' !
1 -s
DELAWARE FIRE
,n
t«»
ll>
lAsIlU Vt l'. (OYIIMVV
No. 608 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Intar« arx;a
Charter Perpetual.
iitar' taa».* term of yci
2erpotual Insurancos at Qieatly
Roduood Hates.
Losses promptly udjustedand paid.
Insure against loss or dauiago by fireln«/oi
any »itIn i company.
», or
as
„ ... DIRECTORS:
Gko.D Sk.kks, Wm. Cabby. Francis Bakhv,
Juun I'. Mi Lkak, \l m. 11. Swikt, YVm.G. Girbuns,
John R. Tati n. Geo. W Bubh w. Stunk.
M1LLIÀM CANDY, Freiidont.
F. !.. Gii.pin. Secretary.
anr&KTO
THE AMERICAN
POPULAR
Life Insurance Company,
ROUND RISKS F CLAS8JF ! IK0'e. in Fire Insur
ance: hence best lives insured 6« per cent, better
advuntaico than elsewhere.
INSURANCE?^ ° K LIFK APPLIEI > T0 t IRK
®'tock—vet guaranteea returns to tho lung
p
lived.
Sound Lives in Pour Separate Classes, at pre
miiuns yaryuiR with the risk in each clast- each
class being us it were ■ eepurate company
Modoratetpresent cost and ultimate large return'
WM. 1). DOWK, Agent,
No. tl Bringhurst's Building,
CornerlSixthland Market street«.
_Wilmn.etnn. Del.
fehl fit. 1
407
Market Street.
S. CLARK.
407
JJKNJ.
A full assortment of superior
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry Si Spectacles.
mar
Constantly on hand and for salt at the loweat
ket ratas.
__**^ Partion, * r ,and personal attentios given to
repamng any article a th« shove line.
aprl-Cm
'^=3sb
gUnnrttom.
RUGBY ACADEMY.
.4« Englith, f'liutiml [nml Commercial School
FOB BOYS,
220 Market *t., Wilmington, ]»el.
OR. SAMUEL W. MURP14Y, A. M. P.incira
A ssi.-ted l»y Able und Fnithful Teachers.
•%
t#*L all Terms open» September 2d, 1872.^*
For Catalogues And Circulars apply to Baughman
Thomas A Co. '
ItK* krkm ks-(1co. W. Bush, Esq.; Rev. Wq, j
" Win. U. Wbiteley. James Brad
lord. E.--I ; Rev. W. II llinkley. A. M.; Lewis P
Rush. M. I» ; Mon. h tl. Bradford. Judge r.S, Dis
trict Court of Delaware. aiiuStMüt
Frost. I». I
II
in
ig,
«
VV. A. REYNOLDS
Classical k Mathematical Instituts
A Day and Boarding School,
WILMINGTON. DEL..
Opens Fall Term, September 2d, 1872.
beaulifet Catalotus
Send to o
ivtf
tfral «state Mentis.
oum: a .nti.i.KH,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
and: s>
auctioneers,
No. 605 Market street,
(In .the MfCLARY EMLDING.) opposite the
Dank of Delaware.
PERSONAL SALES ATTENDED To.
r
r
'
Having removed from thecornarof 4th and King
streets to tho large store No. 60."> Market street,
we «elicit orders 1mm our friends wlÿch will be
tilled with ca re u nd pr omptne ss. tarfl
J. H. FRAZER,
REAL ESTAT E AGENT
AND
Collector of Rents *nd Bills.
I.InT THIRD ST., NE4R KARKKT,
iunRl-dA'wly
*
SAMUEL W. MoCAULLEY,
Conveyanoer, ltoal Batata Agent
and Commiaaioner. for
Pennaylvanta.
Conveyancing in all its brancha*.
Prompt attention Riten to buying,sellintand ax
changing and renting Keal Estate and aollating
rents.
Money carefully invested, and loan* negotiated
•>n Bond and Mortgage with ample security. Es
tates settled.
•** Information cheerfully given upon applica
tion. either in person or bv letter.
Office, 0021 Market St., t2d Floor.)
MILMINUTON.tDKL.
t Hue* open until ft p. ui.
f
of
to
^ebKKijkj^
JOHNSTON Si HOG I A,
HOOK - BINDERS,
AND BLANK BOOK MANDFACTURER8.
NO 420 felllPLEY STREET, '
WILMINGTON, PEL.
Account Books of every variety of ruling and
binding made to order.
Magazines, Music, Newspapers and Publications
o J all kinds hound in Plain or Fancy Style*.
Both heilig practical workmen, we are able to
unrautet* entire satisfaction.
romptly attended to.
>rd«ji* o.
ail
aprl y
/lour, fftû, to,
FLOUR TFED AND GRAIN.
Of
ill the bed bra
d at tha Flour
I ICI. Dl KM 14 4 . AIJ.EK,
It.Moment «»I ilao New Market House
on F r«*i»t street, near Madison, Person* in want of
mi v t h i me in m\ line would dn well to give me a call
C before pu r<lutsing elsewhere, a.-' 1 sell h 11 the best
hraudi* ol la .nly M"ur. feud, hay and grain, at the
h'Weat market rate.-*, a..J to all parti
'ree of extra ehafgo
O
• >f th* city
Ü
^
5*3
Tin; ItAKI KS IHIOK
COMMISSION HOUSE.
No. 300 and 302 E. Fourth St.
L 'i N--w cotni'Iei't-ly ornanizeJ anil D Ile J with
■Jail the
BUST BRANDS OF FBOUR
,n t!''' market, together with .» full lino of Feed.
Kyo Hour, Guru Meal, Ac., 4 «., art» now prepared
t«» sell iu baker*, -turekeeper* and privat» fauiili»»
ll> Hie Ititrrel or PoNiid u t rates
rhtaper tin
Parties will tind it ta their advantage to call and
betöre purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered to any part of the eity free ot
charge. J. BARKLEY.
Jyl7-dly Secretary of Directors.
CUM bt Imujht in the ritj.
exami
Vtt jBratfrs.
1872.
1872.
ICE.
Howard P. Walton.
as
• WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
ICE DEALER
OFFICES:
Great Care given In Shipping by
Vessel or'Beil
Facilities forlR.UU Trade,Unturcasaad.
ICE,
IOE.
Prices Low Enough to Satisfy All.
arJB-t ■
epuyt any compta in ts!toio thee.
F. C. LEHMAN,
FRESC0E PAINTER.
■Mldenn.ptlgrajrlsrptiMt.
Pott!Offioe|Boxe497,
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