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daily gazette.
ü. P. Johnson, WaveRIH N»o>»* TO> *
Thu Daily Gamtti I» published every afternoon.
except Sunde») et 416 Merket street, "d «rved by
carrier! to subscribers in »II P«t»
end .the surrounding towns and Til^ee. für »i
cent* » week, £r«bl. weekly. Yeovlr sntaor.ber.
13. InadfBmn. _
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. eeUbliebeJ 17»».
u lmrcest and most flourishing weekly in the
Ï, A. o\S*E.« r Inner clreulation than any other
oi ui pito/utor. fublKhud «very Friday morn
lag at <2 a year, in advance.
Th» Commit»»» of On» Hundred.
The Louieinua Committee of one hundred are
ou their wav to Washington. They have not been
made to turn aside from what they deem their
right hy the dispatch of Attorney General W II
The Committee was appointed to wait
. the President, and acquaint him with the
conditions of atlldrs there. Perhaps lie will
refuse them audience, as he lias ai
llama
upon
true
even dare to
ready directed them to be informed timt bt» mind
had been made up. Their presence will deter
mine whether the rigid of appeal and protest
have been swept away with other rights of which
the people of Hip State have been deprived l>y
(■raut and his advisers.
Justice may be denied them, jays
but thev arc freeman a> y el, and ;
that the right of appeal ami ot protest
stripped from them at the word ol an\
President («mut had best not turn
His fellow-citizens of every party are re
urdiug his action w ith un intent and distrustful
Interest. His re-election, we can tell him.
avouched no approval of ids past, no confident
trust of ids future. It slgnilled no more than
that a small majority preferred to trust the Gov
ernment in Ids hands, rather than In those which
today are mouldering to dust al Greenwood.
The dead will not return to life, but President
Graut mav inspire a nation w ith a Httcrcr regret
than was felt by those who wept at Horace «•rce
lcy's grave.
• not aware
I he IIVW,
ran be
«Yii tutor,
deaf
ear.
r.
Tea Ci ltehe in California is now prononnri'd
u failure by the San Francisco Afin
causes arc uukuowu to
given by several persons claiming to know some
thing of the matter is that onr climate is not
adapted to tile shrub.
The cultivation of chicory is extendiug, nnd
ork, oue iu
it sav.-i tlie
it, but the explanation
there are uow tbreo eompauies at
Bacruiueiito county, auother iu Y olo, and a third
iu 8au Joaquin. The Sucrcmento company com
menced last spring by ]»lantiug seventy acres,
and will next »spring plant one hundred and
eighty. The average yield Is fifteen ton of green
and three of the roasted root to the acre.
Tk« Funbbal of Edwin FoititKST, is said to
have been not lees impressive than the recent obre
quea of Gen. Meade. A delegat
club of New York, headed bv Mayor Ilall, Wes
aieigned a pljco
pall-bearers were Col. John W. Forney, James
(lake*, of lloeton; James Lawson, of New York;
Daniel Dougherty. Dr. Jesse K. Burder, Samuel
D. Gross, George W. Childs, aud Colonel James
I'age. The funeral service of tho Church of Eng
land we* conducted by Itev. Mr. Nowlin, ot the
Church of the Incarnation, and llev. Mr. Boyea,
of St. Paul's. An escort ot about fifty carriage
load* moved from Mr. Forrest's residence to St.
Paul',Church, where Mr. Forrest's body was iu
tarred in the wait which already held the remain,
of the mother and two Bisters of the dead actor.
The Philadelphia Press says Mr. Sumner's plan
for hastening reconciliation, by obliterating from
the Army Register and the regimental colors t bi
nâmes of the battle* of the late rebellion, is not
a new idea with that Senator, growing out of hi
support of Mr. Greeley. Ho first advocated it
leu years ago, when it met with more favor than
it did on Monday. Time is not always a healer,
and sometimes serves to widen dissousious.
of the Lotus
iu the funeral cortege. The
Anotukk Kiiucil. Dekatlter.--G en. D. I
Stanton, was put on his trial, in Baltimore, on
He was the late Collector of the tali
charged with
Monday.
Internal Revenue district, and is
cmbezxling
From the N. V, Tribune.
THE LOUISIANA TANGLE.
Th» Présidant Called on for Infor
mation-—Significant Conduct of
Republican».
Washington, Dee. Id. -The I.ouiulaua bn-i
nee« was brought up in tlie House to-day I»y :t
resolution ottered by Mr. Cut, calling on the
Freeldcnt for infonnution us to why the Execu
tive of the United Suites liml iutcrlen d in the uf
falrs of the State of Lousiaua, und to give ail the
facta iu reference to the conduct ol Judge Durcit,
in order that the House might determine wlmt
stepi ought to lie taken in relercnce to his inter
ference iu tliu political affairs of the State. A
number of Republicans objected to ihc phraseol
ogy of this resolution, saying that its object was
to assert that the Executive had intcrlered iu
Louisians affairs. Mr. Cox, who had at the start
left off a preamble lie hod written, agreed to put
In the words "if not, in bis opinion, incompati
ble With the interests of the public service," utter
the request for iufonnulion, but w ould not mod
ify it any further. The Republicans voted the
resolution down, and Gartiold at once offered
another requesting the President to furnish such
information as he might have relative to the af
faire in Louieiauu, and the action lie lias taken in
regard thereto. This was adopted without oppo
sition.
Later in the day Boardmun Smith, a Republi
can member Iront New York and a mendier of
the New Orleaue Special Investigating Commit
tee of last session, offered a resolution instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire whether
any legislation is necessary to protect the people
of Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama against the
dangers threatening their liberties and to guard
against the occurrence of civil war, and also to
secure to them a republican form <d government.
This resolution was agreed to without opposi
t tion.
Coming, as It did, from a supporter of the Ad
ministration, ll furnishes oue evidence, among
many, that intelligent members of the dominant
party are beginniug to look with uppreheubiou
upon the action of the Federal Court in breaking
dowq the,HUt£ Govcruiueut ill Louisisua,
of menacé to the future peace anil liberties of the
people of ail Uie Slates. A great number of lead
ing Republicans, 111 both Houses, ssv that if un\
Federal Judge iu a Northern Stale should repeat
Darnll's proceeding, the people would take arm«
st once and resist tue enforcement of his decrees.
Except among the Southern Republican», it is
hard 10 find any one in Congress who fully justi
fies UureU's action*, although there arc insuy
who think thmt the Presideut cannot well do
otherwise than uphold bis authority until his de
cisions era overruled, or he is impeached. Even
some of the Louisiana members admit that Du
reU's decisions are oitregeons, and they only Jus
tify them by offsetting them against some of
Wannoth'e high-handed proceedings in the pact.
The end Justifies the means, In their opinion; tuid
as tha end in to keep tbeir party in power, they
are not disposed to complain of any means that
wlU accomplish that result.
lull
A good deacon being asked to subscribe for
buying • cbandellar for the church objected, say
ing: "Now, what Is the use of a chandelier f Af
ter you get it you can't get anybody to play on
it.
CurloutfMarriag»»—St.tlgtle».
To people of n statistical rather Ilian n mil
mental turn, the mathematics of marriage ia <lif.
fereut couutreis nmy prove nn nltractive twin»
of meditation. It i. round .lm. young men fromf
fifteen to twenty years of age marry young wo
men averaging two or three years older than
themselves, but if they delay marriage until they
are twenty to tweuty-iiveyears old, their spouses
average u year younger than themselves; and
thenceforward this différence steadily increases,
till in extreme old age on the bridegroom'^ port
it is apt to be enormous. The inclination of oc
togenarians to wed misses in their teens is an
every-day occurrence, but It Is amusing to find in
the love-matches of boys that the statistics bear
out the satires of Thackeray and Italzac. Again,
the husbands of young women aged twenty and
under average a little above t wenty-live years, and
the inequality of age diminishes thenceforward,
till for women who have reached thirty the res
pective ages are equal; after thirty-five years, wo
men, like men, marry those younger than them
selves, the disproportion increasing with agi*, till
at lifly-live it averages nine years.
The greatest number of marriages for men take
place between the ages of twenty and twenty-live
in England, between twenty-live and thirty In
France, and between twenty-live and thirty-live
in Italy and Helgium. Finally, in Hungary the
number of indix iduals who marry i>* 7*) in a thou
sand «ich year; in England, it is tV4; in Denmark
*f Paris showing f»H
in Delirium
Widowers indulge in sen
59; in France, 57, ill
in tin* Neteerinnds, l
way, M.
three or four tiuu f* as often as wid
ample, in Kngland (land of M
are <M) marriages of widowers
own; in Belgium there
l0 pj. Old Mr. Weller
ware of the widows," »
ment ed by a maxim i
Lippincott's Magazine.
it v
t::; in Nor
• I marriages
s. For ex
. Bardell) there
ni list *J1 of wiil
Franee, 40
'lie
e 4* t
paternal advi
ght Hiirely to I
beware of
!
apple
American girl,
ant and spacious .im
aged to
Btaiuurck'n son is ci
u
Paris is building
pltheatre.
fiiiod brandy i- . aid I** he
mosses and lichens.
lade in llusMii froi
ta atao oue of Madame Tit.»
General Slier
sand's "wax tiggers."
'•This is the rock of aires," said the father, after
rot king two hours, and the baby Hill awake.
The following advertis
vincinl newspajicr;
Address-."
ent appears
in a pro
r as h ing.
si.-ters want
"Tw
A Wheeling m ill i. doing bu.dm* > at the f'ign
•d corn, » am*d timnltu* .
of "FI
cny, boeuf
buckxvheet Hour, l isons.
umbrellas.
" Old Lad v
Old Lady—"1 see you r.*eo\vr
Shopman "Y«**», iii'in, lots ol Vi
—"1 want the one l loM last Moud: y "
Tliev arc making p iper of mire grass in tieor
ti»I* l»» 1 -
quantities.
gia, but in limite»
nn tto i* also used for the s:
'' purpose.
It is suited that the private fortune of the cx
•d to him on tin'
ill be ret nr
King; of Naples
Titian that he abstain trot
all political in
triguc.
DobliB saya lie always ndvueated "coinpnlsory
education" until lie tried il mi hi - favorite mule,
since wlih-li lie is satislled it will prove a failure.
It is quite tin- tiling among tin
trlaiis of ( leveland to wear ;
shade as I
throat of the horse they ride
The Norwich Bulletin says
lilt rate gentleman,
building, lias purc hased Mark Twain's'I
It' to study up
ci I,lie ol ll
same
raps the epiz
hi, li
"A
it h a \ irw t
•reeling
:h
i i • tl>.'
imta ami lin* »*tlu*r
in:
Not long since, Darlington, K. C., county scat
of the county of the same name, was destroyed
hy lire, and now we have ( heslerville, the
county seat of C'ln ster, gone the same way. In
both cases an incendiary was at work. Is the
gentle African, unsatisfied avilis his complete
tKiIttical control in this unhappy State, deter
mined to render it a desert by some speedier
means ?— World.
lothtuq.
Are You Ready for Christmas ?
If you are not call on
JOSEPH ROW,
»I« 1AABKEÏ STREET,
hi« large and beautiful slock of
and a»
IKEII A X D YOUTHS»'
CLOTHING
•rtment of (Ilovef. t'nder
Tocather with a fine
«bins and Drawers; Uver-sbirls. Bons, Collars and
Cuff«: lloseiry. Suspenders and e\eryibing per
taining to gem lernen 's wear, iu endless variety.—
You cun have jour Clothes Made t<» Order, fit and
«Ole cannot be excelle», ns »heap as ready-inutie,
and cheaper than elsewhere. J. ROW,
decM :tl«i Market .<t., Wilmington. Del.
:t
120 market st. 120
I« where you c.iu »ret a
GOOD AND CHEAP
1
SUIT OF CLOTHING,
Made from a larr* ar.d wtll-Kelfclctl «lock-of the
l*:ile«t Styles ol Fall ami \\ inter tb»»!*.
_jJOJUM DAVIS^
aei'lT- .tin
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FALL AND WINT-Ä.
J. H. MÜHLHAUSEN,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
NO. 415 KINO HTRMKT,
WILMIKUTON, DKL. j
Where he invita« htacuatoniera an I the i ub
lie generally to call ami examine hi« well m»
lrcted ami extensive «lock t.f (tariuhii. ling
li«h and French Cloth«*CagFiuiere«. Coating«
•and Venting« of the tatest importation alwHy» on
and.
Cuftumer« can rel t ui>«n alway« retting a genuine
rst claSH article at thi.s utteblishuienf.
1
Q KÔKQË McCALL,
Merchant Tailor,
No. 121 Market bt., Wilmiugton, Del.
«. Having Uid in his entire Spring stuck of
> |l CLOTHS. CASsIMEUK.S and VESTINGS.
U ia now prepared to sccommodate hi* custom
JULers and the public generally with garments,
which, for neatness of fit and fiuisb, cannot be ex
celled by any house in the city.
Having secured the services of Mr. W m Swift,
one of the best cutter* in the country, he feel* con
fident of giving HliAfection to all who may favor
their patronage. Satisfaction guarsn
him with
teed.
SORGE U. ASU.
apt
is
do
of
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
yc. *»• MARKET STREET, (second rtnry of
Morrow's Building.)
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
, fine ai-portmentof CLOTHS, CASS IM ERES nnd
, PSTINGS constantly on hand. apl-U
THE MAKERS' UNION
COMMISSION HOUSE.
No. 300 and 302 E. Fourth St.
t Now compUUlV orgBuittd boJ filUJ with
• «11 th«
BEST BRANDS OF FLOOR
in the market, together with a lull line of Iced.
Rye Flour. Cora Meal, its., du., are nog prepared
to sell to bakers, storekeeper* and private families
By the Lead, Barrel or I'uuiul at ruin
cheaper than can be boutbt in the city.
Parties will find it li their advantage to call and
examine betöre purchasing elsewhere.
part of the <-iiy free ot
j. barkley.
Seoretary of Directors.
Goods delivered to any
chalve.
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WILMINGTON. DKL..
Odods Fall Term, Septenilwr 2d, 1*7*
Bend In ear beaotirsl Catalogue
TNdTKUC
DRAWING
tv27
T1UN
nnd
PAINTING.
»ply to A. T. SCOTT. Room 6. S. W. corner cf
Eiclte. and Market street«. sePtft-ddm
Hnfltirstitt (foraiianifs.
J JO» 1 IK%£8TME^T.
INSURE TOUR LIFE
IN THE
DELAIABE MUTUAL LIFE ISSUE. CO.
Purely mutual, Kates lower thau other mutusl
company. ^ «, ,, .
Surolut ample for all coofThgenrics Table of
rates and >ther information promptly furnished on
iipplicutioa to tho
Home Office, Exchange Building.
4'oruer 7lh and Market Ml«.»
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Agents wanted in all parte ol the Hate. Liberal
induceinenis offered
W M. CA N BY', President.
sep2S lui
F.'.L. ftn.riv, Sec'iy,
THE AMERICAN
POPULAR
Life Insurance Company,
* OF NEW Y ORK. _ .
SOUND BISKS CLASSIFIED as in Fire Insur
ance; hence best lives insured 50 per eeut. better
a.i vantage than elsewhere.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE APPLIED TO FIRE
1N*sUR/NCK. t ,
Pure^tock -ret guarantees returns to the long
lived.
Sound Lives in Four Separate Classes, at pre
miums vaiyiog with the risk in each els««; each
class beiug us it were a separate company.
Moderate'present cost and ultimate large return?
WM. D. DO WE, Agent ,
No. 2 Bringhurat'* Building.
Corner Sixth and Market Hreeta.
Wilmicgton. Del.
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No. 410 Market Street.
Wilmington. Del.
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WALL PAPER
AND
WINDOW SHADES
. AT
A. B. JONES,
NO. 618 MARKET STREET,
All the Latest Etyles now rendy.
PAPER HANGING nently executed
Experienced workmen sent to nil parts ot the
Statu. sep23-dtf
gools & j^hors.
tlW BOOT ABU SHOE »TOME,
401M LOMBARD STREET.
The subscriber* have on hand n good «up* HA
ply of well-made Boots. Shoe, end Gniter*. H
which they will sell nt very reasonable prices. ■
Custom work made to order in tba best man-^^V
ner und et short notice. Repairing neatly and
pr< rnpily attended to. The public era Invited to
iv« tbt m a call.
mavS-ttd. MEREDITH A BRO
N
J ^ HEAVY STOCK 01 PR1NG k SUMMER
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES»
Mrrond St., » doors Went of Market.
undersigned respectfully inform* bis
triends and the public that ho haa on burnt BRI
u large and well selected stock of FALLffHJ
AND WINTERB00T8.SH0ES andGAI-^■ Rfc
TliltS, suitable lor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misées and
Children, which are manuixotared from the beet ma
terial and muds in the beet manner, and willbe sold
us low us the same article can lie obtained in this
oruny other city. Ladies nnd gentlemen buying nt
my store will have the advantage arge and tx
whieh le eel fashionable
or shoe. Th i ublioarecor
The
riet! «sHortmoDt froM
an d'n eut fitting hoot
tlially invited to call and examine my stock and
team my exceedingly low price«.
j)'26-ly JOHN K. BABCOCK*
New Bout mu maioé fttore.
J GKO. S. UAGANY, -
No. 2 WEST SECOND STREET
between Market and Shipley has ja«t laid in
a large ami varied ant«rtin«ntof Bootsand Shoes
for Ladies,Gentlemen. Boys* Jliwea and Children,
all of which ho proposes to sell at priées to snit the
present times, and respectfully acki the public to
r M and examine hU «took.
gtocfcf,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
C. I. BUSH,
MARKET h'rrii ilVl'
WILMINGTON. DEL..
I.'celling JEWELRY, PIaTED WARE end
CLUCKS REGARDLESS UF CObTS.
to close out the stock.
Gold end Silver Wntche*. Gold Veit. Leoulino
and Oner» Chain* ten per cent. Ii;»a than
any other Jeweler in W ilmlnaton.
nVPUlae cull nnd *ee the priée». Repeirina
promptly attended to^ _____ l " 1 '"
PRESTON AYAHS.
8.11,0
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
and denier in
•FINE AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
CLOCKS. JEWELRY. SPECTACLES, EYE
GLASSES. SILVER WARE. Ac.,
.
&
404 King 8t. f Wilm;ngton f Del.
Particular attention raid to repeirinir in nil
■ branches; also, chancing spectacle alaises. Il ns
a good assortment of «lasses eniistanlly on nsrni.
The public are cordinlly invited to cull and ex
amine my stock, snd learn my prices. * wept l -
its
bEORCE JACK.
No. 80S Market St.
WATCHES JEWELRY. AC.,
- BPEfrrAOI.ES k EYE GLASSES—
jE^TSktiULD. SILVER AND RUBBER
FRAMES.
We claim from experience to nut every
peeulierity of impaired vision, and in
guarantee satisfaction. Our faciliti©:'
are such that we ran exchange a tasses in
any shape.frainetosuit the customer in a lew hour
N. B.—F l rst store above Third street.
Repairing in nil Its branches
ç
evei
case
4V*
sepü'î-Iv
FINK WATCHKN, CLOCK» »nil
JEWELRY.
At tlo. 15 East Fonrth Street
YVILMIN
The undersigned would rcsi-ect
_ folly cell the a'tention of Indies
^fiKM^^mKaud rentlemeo to his linn as 011 -
ment ut U atcoes. Clocks, Jewelry. Silver amPPIul
ed Ware, all of which is entirely new end embraces
the latsat and most approved etyles. lie ssKsspe
cial attention to his American Lever Watch, winch
iea eaperior article, both in Ünirii end lor correct
neu ot time. A good e«*ortmentvof clocks, jewelry
and silver and plated were always on hand, at low
figures. Everything guaranteed as ronrcsenicj.
liepairing of ail kind, promptly and really dom
Î n reasonably terms
■nblic
jnact fully «olicitcd.
J. CLAYTON MASSEY,
No. 15 E. Fourth street.
patronage re«
ooCTfitf
Sanli$ and lanHfns.
PIRtT MTIOML 111 fi K
or Wit.MINI! ion
Doponitury ol tho Public Money«,
r AND
Financia Agontol tho United Slat
Of'
RDWARD BETTS. President.
O. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
$400,000.
CAPITAL,
The Collecting and Exchanging of Govern
ment Securities attended to for
a small commission.
Philadelphia snd New York Exchange furn
ished to regular Depositors
without charge.
Directors meet on Mondays and Thursday
at 8.S0 A. M. for discount.
•ii ao-iv
The Mechanics Savings Bank,
Mo. 4 West Third St.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Office ofien to receive Deporits and make Pay
ants daily, exoert Bunders, from i». ni., until
ana on Tuesday and .Saturday evenin«.
* to 8 o'clock.
From
m.
MANAGERS
Lams 1'svKT.e,
( H.RI.IS » I'.'.IIK.
Charms McClosx.y,
T. M. Ooi.k,
Grorok f. Gri'rk,
„ C. F. Johnson,
KNJAMIN F. TuWNS.NI>.
r allowed to borrow any fund* ol the
.Trrsk Fharfk
Jahrs Bbadvoid.
Charms B. Loir,
Janks II. Brans.
J. P. Walks.
Kvan Rick
No Ma
lu.titution.
JAMES BRADFORD Präsiden
A. II. URIMsliAW. Becreury and Treasurer.
Ie»-Iy
THE ABTIZA-ns SAVINGS BANK,
Vo. 602 Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Open to receive deposits deity (Sundays excepted)
durian the ueuel business hours, end on Tuosdav
and Saturday evenings from 7 to k o'clock.
All the profite of the Bank, after the puyincn t o
necessary expenses, xre devoted to the benefit o
the depositor,, snddivldends arc made semi-annu
ally in April and October. Since the organization
of the Benk.in 1861. the dividends have uniformly
been at the rate ofelx percent, per annum.
Dividends not drawn are rexarded us deposits,
and at once become entitled to participatein future
dividends.
No manacar Is allowed to borrow any of thefumta
ntrusted to the Bank.
MANAOtKRS,
Bdw.kd DiBLcruroH,
W.HSwipt.
William 8. IIills,.
Gxoaon W. Bun.
N. R. Bihboh.
Epwaxd Betts,
A. Hiooins,
Gxoeui S. Catri-li.
UtxsT F- Dcrk.
Charles W. Howland
Job H. Jackson,
Clrhent B. Shyth
M.L.LlOgTgNBTllN.
{VMH. HILLES, President.
Gso. W. Bush, Vie. Präsident.
oct23— 1» Jos, P. McLEAa.Treasurer
Sonar« & Traars.
OTTO & BUTZ,
MxNurxOTCRRRS OT
SEGAKS,
NO. 9 WEST FRONT ST.,
■i.m
nt
OO-ffeeer Knlvu* foe *ato
_ Sign ors.
JAMES 8AJLTER,
LlALtB IV PVVV TOBBIOV ilD DOM «HT 10
WINES AND LIQUORS,
NO. 13 MARXIST STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL
mar2-dlv
in
to
H. C. SN1TCHER, M. D.,
BOB Delaware Avenue,
Opptmte the Baptut Church,
WiUtUTOION DEL.
fPry êo9it, Nota,
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209 NEW STi
SMITH & WEST.
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VV E have now opened n hendbonie^kadhoA-/ >
>V plete une of toner and staple
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DRV GOODS.
cmniirisiiiK all the newest design« and most rail*
ni»lu makes. In our domestto goods we have fall
line« ut tli© lowest rates, and we loltaitam eiMii*
nation ol cur »stock generally.
ITU k WEST
»•* Mark et* treat
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AVM. 15. SHARP,
No. 4 East Third Street,
lias »poised a full assortment ol*
NEW AND SEASONABLE
DRY GOODS
H ind. omo Dress Fabrics, splendid qualities of
BLACK SILKS JAPANESE SILKS, Ac.
Always on hnr.d a full stock of
MOURNING COOD8*
of the latent styles and most reliable make«. A
lino of
iDOMESTIO QOOB8|
At the lowaft rxtee.
WM, B. SHARP J
K». 4 I n.I Third »tract,
wilmington.de
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OPENING.
33 N£W STYLES OF
LADIES' CLOAKS,
NEW DRESS GOODS.
BLACK
d COLORED FILK.
SATIN. APAPACA. MOHAIR.
FRENCH nnd IRI&H POPLIN.
(Mir Clunk nnd Dns* niakina Department is an
der the manacement <J first elnss Cutters and Fit
tcis.
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN
'<26 Market Street.
^uvniturr, &r.
LEWIS F. ADAIR,
11 G XiitR Street, Wilmington. Del.
1 1 as on hand at his Furniture YYtreroo®«.
a tarife a/sort ment of
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FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
conFiPtinK in part of Bureau*. Brdstvads. Tahiti
('hairs, ^oliis*. Lounge«, tSettvvi. Lookin«Ql«M«a
Mutt roNse«. Blind«, which will he cold at ln« low««
city prie©«. The* public are rctpcctfullj invited to
cull, examine hi« Rood« and learn hi « price«,
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REMOVALJ
THOMAS MITCHELL,
yu n y i s n i y a vs oeriakmr
Reipectfully informs hi« frieiid« and
nubile goner lly that ho has rt
tuoved from the N, W. corner ot Fifth ant French
street« to
NO. 41» KING KTHKKT
ho is prepared to give his personal * ttention
to the business of Dnttertakin« in all its oranehc t.
Al«o, agent lor K. S. Karly's Ratent Rosewood
Bunul Casket.
lie has also purchased the right to me Mochten
«k Mieplor'« Universal *'orpso Preserver.
H» sidtr.ee. N»*. West .Seventh Kt.
Wh
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(SucceiHors to S. A T. Met Mary.)
Ko. COB MARKET BTBSBT,
WILMINGTON. DEL..
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FURNITURE WARc-ROOMS.
A full uKSortinrnt of iho hiirat btyl«fl of CabtMt
War» tor «ule at the |n»«ht |>ii<'c«.
Call before l uit liu-itiK tl«» •bore.
mayiSitl OtiLK A 11ILLKR.
COTTAGE
FURNITURE
AT
L. F. HICCIN8 1 ,
No. 221 West Second Street
kWILMlNGTON.IDEI*.
noviTtf
g. THE SECOND STREET mmmm
mFURNITURE «TORI,
3:tT N. SECOND ST.. PHILADELPHIA. H>
a. The Old Stand established JOyearr.triamphaat in
ftlTRWITVRE.
Daring the recent depreesion in businaa we laid la
fer emb cheapest and beat aworted slock In the eitv.
which we are selling at reMoaable price*. New
Patent Fois liediteaae which make a good bod a
night, suitable for sick room cr offices.
COTTAGE and WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
Straw, Husk. c.Ri-eleior and er ring Matlreesea.
Wrarlor uit* l>i>h«l*ter
purchaser*.
e ta init
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ViismL
N. Second St., above V
feb4 —It
Furniture ana v omtian Blind».
J. & 3. KHARMAN,
Nu.tlOKING STREET, WILMINGTON.DEL.
that we continue to manafhetava and knap
■BREBonhund at oar large and lang established
WRreroom«, Furniture of every variety aadetyle,
consisting of Mahogany. Rosewood ead walaat
Furniture, suitable for parlor, dining-mam and
ohumber uses.
Dur assortment of Fnrnltnrgliaa tug*nnd varied
ns can be found in Delawnrs,nBdnUsrtialaaMldat
our establishment are warraated M reggwseated.
V enitien Blinda of the moat fashionable digigni
made to order and kept eonetanUg an hand. Wa
also manufacture and constantly keep n large as
surtinenl ol Spring, Hair, Moas and Husk Mattreeo
' die IUag (hrnaL
cs.
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