ST
daily GA
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(j t p. J pn Kao n, Editor PrOpRiiior.
WIUHXOTOX, Del.. Ali gnât »7. 187».
Ths Dntt.T<l»itVTV it pdbluit E «Mf afternoon.
except Suada») at 4W Market street,«nd serredbj
carriers to subscribers in all part« of Wilmington
and tffe surrounding tuw aid Villases, for Ȇ
cents s week, payable weekly. Yearly subscriber*
$4 in advance.
The DRLAWARE OAZKTTt . esUbUshed »TM,
is the largest and most flourishing weakly a ths
Stute, sod has a lsrgsr ciroulst on than any othnr
the Peninsular, Pahlishsd every Friday morn
ing at t'2 a year, in advance.
on
The City Election.
The election for members of Council, City
Treasurer, and. Ward officers, takes place in this
city next Tuesday, the 2d of September. Tbs
between the hours of 12 o'clock, note*.
polls open
and one o'clook, afternoon, ami close at 7 o'clock
Every voter who has the cause of good
p. m.
government at heart should ui+ko the necessary
sacrifice to vote. Let no Demo, ret be absent- A
the loss of
single vole in e ward might result in
the whole ticket. Remember tiiat reform la nec
lo reduce taxation, aud flop extravagance.
estiry
A Noble Exam plO'
Seeing the neccasityflor bringing the City Coun
cil back to the former course of our city in ali
matters where eeouomy can bo precticod, a nun
b:r of Republican gentlemen, iij. the Fifth ward,
rcsolvad to abandon party altogether and
They have al
hive
support an independent ticket,
ready held a meeting and nominated their candi
date, Mr. Samuel N. Pusey. A neng those dissat
isfle.1 maT be named Mr. Edward Betts, Geo. S.
Grubb, S. N. Pusey, aud other prominent gen
tlemen. They may not b<* able to eUct an iudo
pendent ticket in the Fiith ward but their exam,
pie in abcmdoniug party for tile public good it
none the lees noble.
A Poor Excuse.
If
It 1 » said a poor excuse is worse than none,
this old saying >« true, the Council have no
for tneir extravagant outlsf for a city bospt
•X
casa
Ul building. Since the best excuse that the Re
publican bas attempted to makii for their action
is as follows, (the other city pipers not offering
aay :)
■•The absence of any opposition to it on the
psr* of too citiz-us and tne preiB, was really re
markable. Under the clrcumkaucei we thfok
that the Council are not censunlbie."
The excuse is aot only Isms and poor, but it is
not true, the Gazette did oppose the purchase oj
the buildings and the City attempting to ran a
hospital at such great expense, before the pur
chase was made, and while it was still under dis
cussion in the Council.
The Republican has said that tbe hospital, so
called, is - not necessary," and again, that it was
not demanded," and yet it counts forward with
the poor excuse quoted above.
Why, does the Council exp el the people to come
forward and check this blundering, headlong
Are they to be excused for voting
course?
into law every wild scheme that may be proposed
because the " citizens end the |iress" make no op.
position ? Sncb is the inference that mast be
drawn from the lame excuse offered by the only
paper that ventures a defence cf the action of our
City Fathers in this important affair, which i
jess than ten years may cost our people the onor
uiout earn of one hundred thoutand dollar», nnleae
it it stopp» d. The whole proct cdiDg is a wrong—
a great extravagance, and ehotld be stopped
speedily as possible.
Equality aot t surrsdsd.
The negr,» voters in "Talbot county, Md., ot
recent meeting in Easton, adopted resolutions
that the colored citizens be represented on the
Republican Central Committee by two members,
to be appointed at the rcorgau|iza:ijn of the same
for Talbot county, and that the time has come
when the colored voters are entitled to be repre
sented in the nominating conventions, and they
ask for at least two members from each election
district in the county."
Since the Rep a blies n party boosts Us liberality
to the negro, and is sustained in office by their
votes, it is not a little lingular that the negro
not permitted a voice in the councils of Uls party,
But their whole love for tbe negro is a sham—
They only care to secure his vole and nsc him
a tool to carry their personal and political
designs.
ComroNiCATioi* Abat» (tyxNXD With Ngw
York.—A s soon as it was ascertained that
Delaware railroad was so badly damaged by
storm, it would probsbls not he opened for travel
tor a week, Mr. John L. Coldrrell, Superintendent
of tbe Md. & Del. road, hurried to Clayton, aud
with a Urge force, went to work to get the Bom
W. Hook road in running cyder. By Saturday
night, he hod completed the connection#, so that
tbe core on his road could rati to the Delaware
i'be Steamer was also there to terry over
river.
freight. The first peach train passed over tha road
Sunday morning. Tbe oars aro uow
to New York, via the Bomba] Hook road, aad
peach growers are shipping
route. Trait is going forward
muainf
on
their fruit by that
now in large qnau
titles.
Another Raileoad Called For —Evi
dently, the Salisbury, Md., Hadem Shoreman
hasn't a very exalted opinion of Um Delaware
Railroad. Here is tbe manner in which it
fers to the recent accident, in its issue of Sa
turday.
The disaster on the Railroad bas been
cause of great loss to ouy fruit growers.
Tburday, wagon after wagon could be seen
wending its way to the deUot, loaded with
fruit for the Northern markets. Upon their
arrival the owners were informed "No train
to-day.'' Yesterday morning tha same
swer was received. Ilence our town is flood
ed with fruit, and it being rif a perishable na
ture, the owners must br losers to a large
amount. Where is tbe fault? Is there not
a dereliction of duty on the part of tbe Dela
ware Railroad ? We really think so. And
now look forward to the day when other roads
will be built to compete will this road. Let
be done, and the people will remember the
juries they have sustained at tha bands
this road, and make haste to take vengeance
by giving all of its patronag s to the other.
Dakaok by Floods iv 8t, Mast's Cousrt.—
A latter from lower St. Meryl Md., »aye :
••Tha tobacco crop has ia many installoos bean
nearly destroyed, and the wheal ia rotting io
field«, mill dams and fences swept away, and
many place* tho roads are impamable. There
seams to be bat one opinion ; that no aooh flood
haa occurred in Ihu country iitnco tha day*
Noa^ W • gtyay» toy «ustamed."
u. * t
Th« Badge* river . <tm «ad
T ?îilM t hah 12*11*»' of onufoaMf, withMI
vehicles and 8118 horse*. ,
proposed to Introduce the Siawaon
on toeJer«ey City ferry boat*.
It M
MâHMtt
Light à» Attufatlv« Agent»
The atitcaif*|t ha| bees madJAbsl St J
Wylie, l»te phyeician to the JSmperor ot Ki
laving attentively studied the effect« ot light as a
urativc agent, in the hospital ot fjt. l'ctcrsburg,
Uncovered that the number of patients who were
cured in rooms properly 1 ffbtrd wee (our times
those confined in a irk rooms. This led to a com
plete reform tn lighting the hospitals of K usait, f
md with the odoet b ticfieisl reealts. In all me
«.tree visited by the cholera it wee ualvuaiUy
ound that the greatest number of deaths took
place on uarrow streeu, and on the sides of those
■ i
oaring a northern exposure, where the salutary
warns of the euu ere excleded. The inhabitants
of southern slopes of mountains ere better devel
oped and more healthy than thorn who lire on the
northern aides, while thorn who dwell la secluded
valleys are generally subject to peculiar diseases
and deforantias of pc no a, these different results
bring attributed to the agency of light.
Whose Fault Was It.
The loss aaatatned by shippers of the one thou
sand crates Ot penches throwuoverboard last week
Is the storm, tells heavy upon some, it is cer
tainly unfair that n few should lose all and others
who were equally liable, ioee none. Why was not
the low apportioned to each shipper and the own
ers of the vessel ns is the law and custom in such
cases? Wboat fault is it? This question is ask
ed a« almost every hour, ffc are not prepared
to hnswer it, hut eertaiu it is, them is a wroi g
somewhere. The peaches thrown overheardwne
sacrificed to save the cargo and the vessel. This
slipwhod way of doing busiuess wilt not answer,
and a legal teat will demonstrate that somebody
is at (knit and bcnce liable for damages. We ere
not prepared to say at Ibis writing who the liable
partie* are. Tbe peaches were thrown overboard
by order ot the commander of the chip, and be la
tbe agent of tbe owners .—Sat»tx Journal.
Ballwajr PMMigfr Tariff.
Chicago, August 25.—It is understood that
the Hallway and Warehouse Commissioners
hare fixed the passenger tariff on first-class
railroads In this State at throe cents per mile.
Among ihi l oads thus classified are the Chicago
and Alton, the Chicago, Burlington and Quin
cy, the Toledo, Wabash and Western, the
Rock Island, and the Northwestern, over
which the present rate of fare is about four
cents per mile.
GRAND FETE AT VIENNA.
Vienna, August 26.
A grand gathering and public (ete given by
e of Vienna took place last evening
hibition Building. Over one hundred
and six thousand of the most distinguished
citizens and visitors In the city were present at
the entertainment. It was one of the most
brilliant affairs yet wlfbesaed during the hold
ing of the Exposition.
Clyde's Steamship Lin».—O wing to the
serious break in the Chesapeake and Delaware
Caoal, Messrs. William P. Clyde A Co., have
decided to run tbeir ships for Alexandria,
Georgetown, and Washington outside, and will
despatch tbe steamship Empire on Saturday
next, the 30lb inst., at 3 P. M.
the
at the
Coaï and Wood.
O AL, WOOD AND LIME.
JAS. ARMSTRONG & SON.,
successors to
A. NEWLIN KEITtlLER.
Aro now prepared to supply the public with an cx
oellsnt quality of
c
COAL,
CLEAN. FREE OF SLATE AND DIRT,
end delivered promptly to ell parts of the city,
2240 Pounds to the Ton.
This being the season of the year when Coal can
be purchased it a Low*« Fioubb than may other
reason, it would be well now to ley in winter coal as
it will soon advanoo in price. ...
Hoping to receive a call, before perrhmiag else
where. we feel sa lulled that yoa will reoeive perfect
satisfaction.
JAS. ARMSTRONG ft SON,
Cor. West and Water Streets,
WILWINGTON, DEL.
P. S.—Also, WOOD.LIME.SAND sndCEMENT,
always on hand for sale at market rates. ang20
\\TM. W. PYLE,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IN
COAL, WOOD, SAID ail LIME.
TARIM,
SOUTH WILMINGTON.
A fall steak of luge and small COAL kept on
hand and told at reasonable« prices. Delivered to
all Paru of the city free of charge. anglS-dtf
QHEAP COAL
For sole, a large stock of Lehigh aad Bhamokin
Coal. PereoBS wishing to hay the genuine llsrleigh
Lehigh and Excelsior Sbamokin cosln will please
send in their orders early as we confidently expeet
to be mors pressed with orders this season than ever.
Cool will be no lower and may be higher as the sea
eon advances.
JOSEPH POUT,
range aad Water Streeu, and at the
Wharf of J Morton Poole A Co. ■
jeî-ly
G eorge w. bush a bum _ _ .
Now offer the Best Gealiiies of LEHIGH aad
SCHYLKILL COAL at a Reductioe ot
Oae Dollar per Too.
Iw ^ralrru.
ICE!
WÖ',
ORDERS IRRCH1VEDAF0R
5 POUNDS DAILY
.uj ,■'vYC.HC
AT 35 CENTS A WEEK.
RPUSRY «MUCK.
Hi
i Shipley St.)
1 Poplar flt. >
hhWalaat Hti
ton
whan Ice ts kept for sale.
OSoet-tùt
I «V
■ 873 OPBMINfi 1873
I
OF THB
ICE SEASON.
WALT*** J l JAMES,
>
Wholesale eedAete^ loa
■ Uth aad
toa we will forateh families. oEoes,
solid least too (ellowiag prioe*. via:
. » the. dally. 10 eaat* par week,
, a »
l* ao " "
•» "
For tho
>, with eure
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0*
, at 4a rata af IMSaaaU par
4fi|Sg. aad
lOtlha.
mroowbont^tfos
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XTOTICE.— Raiion m jama* will aaava 6 poands
IN IOE daily to any of U»air ourtoasers for »aaate
par waft. iw-tf
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7
f
ntmtVHK.
F ft MALÜ8T*!N.
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general
UPHOLSTERY AND FINE FURNITURE
WARKROOMS,
tfo. 211 SHIPLEY STREET,
(ig d. u. xarr's saw bhildiko.)
Mittler UP and laying of carpets, matting and
oil eloib; spring end hair milt res. ex; furniture
.....red and repairs!; lambrequins, draperie« and
window decoration«, and all belonging to the basi
jyï-lrfw-tm»
attended to.
n
Revolution in Trade!
C. A. SCHOENEFELT.
] Second and Orange Street«,
MANUFACTURER OF
FINE FURNITURE,
GUARANTEES SATISFACTION.
And tell« at Prices lewer man
other Manufacturer«.
COS
NINE OF
FINE
WALNUT FURNITURE
A SPECIALTY.
CLAJLiL
Before Purchatlng Elwwhere,
FINK FURNITURE.
CABINKTS,
SIDEBOARDS
BOOK CASES. OFFICE FURNITURE, CHURCH
AND SCHOOu FURNITURE, of ths flaast mate
keot oonstently on hani mint mads to order,
fiaishsd in a most artistic manner.
Ronalrint of every description, nsatlrand exps
Osthmsly done,
iued Seat Uuairs reseated.
ls2S t
| > ATRICK HASS AN'S
Carpets and Furniture
warb . rooms.
Aid Chlldrea's Carriage »spot,
No. 210 WEST SECOND STREET,
Willst Inc ton, Del.
Constantly on hand a larxa aad varied assortment
of Carpal«, Oil Cloths, Bureaus. Tablas. Stands.
Chairs. Bedstead». Loakinx Glasses, (.'looks. Mat
trsass - . aad Hoa«a Furnishing Goods, gwowrally of
the latest styles and made fen the bast manner, to
wbtah the mXantUa of the Ladies and Gentlemen,
It particularly invited.
Children's Coaches a Specialty.
Any af the above named goods, will be sold low
er for oath than they eaa be purchased at any other
house in the Ctty.
it eluents.
Having tbe
or at vary moderate rates on in
largest and greatest variety of goods
aay house ia the City, the pnblie will consult
their interest by giving him a call before parches
lug elsewhere. FA I RICK HASSAN.
No 21* West Second street,
Wilmington. Del.
of
eft-Sm
(SlottUuf.
Je H* MÜHLHAUSEN,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
fro. 418 KING 8TBEE
WILMIWTOI. Din. I
Z A large and handsome as sort meat of
CisshRcres, (l«tk and VastiRgs
ftGivejne a call. . ,
Fit aad satlsloetlon guaranteed.
ap!4
j. we ley Canary,
IB HBLLUO
Full Suits, All Nssl, Istesl StjrlM,
Al LOWER FIGURES than any other Bonte.
Ranging Irons $6.00 Dp,
BOYS' CLOTHING a specialty. Remember the
Place. MLHXCKLSIOR CLOTHING HALL
•pti 400 market »treet.
0 ORUEH ASH.
7 MERCHANT TAILOR
1 11 MARKET STREET, (second story of
Morrow's Building.)
. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
'XWt* SiWItmMtafOMYH4L0AB8I MERES I
VK STtNGB re nria a d y on hoed _anMf
0EORGE MoCALL,
; »MnrftMamty Tailor,
No 131 Mnrkot 8t., Wilmington, Del.
CLOTttf CAS*IMERB13 r îinJ t vâsTI*G 8.
dm, areparad to eeaommodata his eastern
and
:
<■ *
«meats.
y w
aaot ho ax
ÄSÄartÄÄTÄwr E t w- Bam.
hast entiers la the eonatry, be feels eon
ivjag Oatiafsctian to alt who may favor
their patronage. Ssttsfaetio* geer ea
•hi
aalt
Ha
eof
iim wl
apt
NOTICE.
SOMETHING NEW.
Tboso ofoir cUUem wiibinf lobttyW obm
Mi , 3ci'SfâKSrï2?iÂjR
" IMOBBOdlU
D. CARSOÂ. can aceomml
sly les of Clothing, from the
lad in the United States; ho
their AgoaL
you with the
lar
test house of the kiud in the U
WANAMAKER ft BROWN'
also
to tait tbe •oaooos
I
Giro us e call aad mb for yourselves, before pur
abasia« ehewhere. at
400 KINO STREET.
•t-Zm,
JAMES BAXTER,
WÏHÈ 8 iurOLIQTTORS,
w'roap »oaiia in pouaavto
1 ».
IO.U VÜUT STREBT,
WILMIBO TOE. DEL
aa«S-41
\VM. GREEN A Co.
Suooeîâor* tc P$Jrlok l .Gr«*ii A Co..
linportitM and. Dealer* .iu
IRON AND STEEL,]
BITUMINOUS COAL, GALVANIZBD IRON.
OOACU-WlUiKKd' UARDWARK Ao.
S. K CORN HR OF
THIRD ASH SHIPLEY STS.,
wave always on ban
a fill! assortment of
IRON AND STEEL.
i Best braids of Ameri
b can Hämmere 1 k Rolled
\ Bars. English Refined
P Bara of ell sises, Band,
v 11 oop, and Blit Iron,
"boa iNorway Nail Rods
r and Aager Shapes, Uel
venised and Blackshoet
Iron. Vast. IShear, Blis
Oerman Bwade.Bpriax. M^hinsry, and
DsAÄlSÄfS
M^leanl.Ca.UngrfragonB^es.Spring.^Ae
arpets Rattlnstt, Enameled Top and Uasb
Leather, and Coach Hardware ofall kinds; Iron JV
Galvanised Nails. BebbitMetal. Lead.Spelter. Ban
ca Tia, Sheet Zins. Ac.. Grindstones. Jranks and
tollers. Back Chains. Ao , Be. „ _
Smiths' and other Tools—Anvils, Vise« Bello
Sledges, Hämmere, Shoeing Knives, jf.lt. Hasps.
Smiths' Drills, Tirs Baaders. Twere Iroas, Stocks
hr 4I Din.
ifwhieh will be said at very low prices. whe
le end^retail^ for cash or approved credit.
/if
iXVs
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ire
GARRETT, KENT & CO.,
IMPOItrpR AND MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS' for
IRON,
STEEL,
HARDWARE
AND
COACH M ATEBIAL,
Hava ths
Largest Stock of Good« a the Stete
ta their Use.
end!Best Assorted Stock la the United States.
Nos. 205 k 207 SMplaj k 210 k 212
OTUMP StTMtS,
_WILMINGTON DEL. _
ESTA BLISHBD18 27.
^ HelNTIRE k JAMES,
BUILDING AND FANCY
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PAINTS, OILS, MASS*. AC.
ALSO.
RGSENDALE CEMENT
204 Market IStreot.
WILMINGTON, r '
anr2fe-l
3 »ubs anfi fBankrr*.
PIBST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
Doposilary of the Public Moneys,
life
Financial Agent of the United State«.
EDWARD BETTS. President.
U. D. ARMSTRONG, Oaahte:.
_ $ 400,000
ollectiag and Exchanging of Oonrai
ment Securities attended to for
« «mall commission.
.tl elphls and New York Exchanga fam
ished to regular Depositor*
without charge.
Oi tors meet on Mondays and Thursday
st ABO A. M. for discount.
CAPITAL,
ih
I*
REMOVAL.OP
THE ABTIZ AHS BA VIVOS BANK
To 502 Market Street.
, Wllmiagtea, Delaware,
j reoeive deposits dally (Budnyi accepted
dariat the asaal buiiaaaa hears, and on faasdai
aad Batarday.evenings from 7 to I o r olook.
Allthe profite of tho Buk. after tha payment
necessary expanses, are.devoted to tho hoaefit
tha depositors, at
, ia lMl.tba dividends have uniformly
bom at the rata ofilx peroent par ussn.
Dividends not drawn are regarded a* depoei
jud^at ones beooine ea titled to participate ia fatara
^Nojunagerit allowed to borrow aay of thefande
MAM AO SUBS.
Il «OV rjHss
Cmei.Ki W. Howls an
Joa H. Jaoxaoa,
. . , Olbmbxt B. butta.
URmss.
1. T. TxvLoe. Treitorer
aato
di
are
#
iLUa
BVtOV.
PVA1D BtTTfl.
IMLLI
s
Gso-W.B«g Via#
oet»-ly
T«b
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
Six pa* oeot, interest, Oaaa Taaodoy aad Bahtr
f 5 *
GREAT AMEBCAK BROILER
National Broiler,
ft MORRISON H.
tfiaiptegteroit
ll aad saa i
mmsSSSBSSÊSSS^SgSS
müméMMmus.
Idelaware fire
)n«iiiKAiv€ft: lonrAi'»
i
No. «08 Markt« sm-.i.
i it.Mj.Ni» I UN, PEL.
V I,a, 1 er Perpetual
Incorporei.it IS-'".
Insurances for e term ot ysars/or
Perpetual Ineuranoee at Greatly
Hoduoed Rates.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid. , ,
lasare against loss .or damage by fira.ae lo» as
aay other company.
DIRECTORS: „ _ ...
Gao. W.SrAKK», Wm.OaniiT.
Joua P. MrLssu. IV». lLhwirr. wilG. GiaBo»«,
John U Iitii. Gao. W. BtlSlt, <1*0. W. BTOKB.
Joue ». CAN'BY. President.
P. L. Ourm. Boerctarv._ anrat-'TO
TUE IE KB» 1'ANT EE l«iSTt
Office:—INSTITUTE BUILDING,
INSURES AOAlNST KIKE
Bouses sad sll other kinds of
Buildings, with their contents,
For periods of tim varying from three months to
a term of yean. ^ ^
WILLIAM TATNALL. WILLIAM CANBY.
AML.S BRADFORD. CKO. RICHARDSON.
JOHN OU Y UK, HAM'L CANBY,
HA8,W; HOWLAND, CLEMENT B. SMITH.
BOW'D BRING HURST, JAMES RIDDLE.
EDWARD T.BBLLAif. A. P. »HANNON,
ASHTON JUCUAKDbON.OKO. U. BATES.
M WILLIAM*TATNALL, Treat
takln
J
D. Sam'l Smith Seo'rv
furniture, ar.
Q«LE A MILLER, I
V. W.Cor. Fourth and King Hts.,
WILMINGTON. DEL..
FURNITURE WARc ROOMS.
A fall assortment'of ths latest styles of Cabinet
Ware for sale at tbe lowest prices.
Call before purchasing elsewhere.
marXltf OGLE A MILLER.
COTTAGE
FURJNITURE
AT
L. F. HICCUPS',
Nb. 221 West Second Street
»WILMINGTON, .DKL.
novl7tf
«I TUE BKCOND STREET W «i»
mFURNITURE RTORE,^
33» N. SECOND ST.. PHILADELPHIA. 331
The Old Stand established 20yeart, triamphaut in
KIBKITIIBE.
Daring tha recent depression ia butines wa laid ia
for eash ehaepest and best assorted stock in tha eitv,
which wa are tailing at reasonable prices. New
_Sola Beds t eads which make a good bed a
B *SoVtAGE and'WALNU t'CUAMB ER SUITS.
Straw. Husk, Excelsior and Spring Mattresses,
purchasers' 1 Uphpl.Uredfoanjr stjfo ,
387 N. Second St., above Vine, east tide,
Philadelnhii.
Patent
to suit
_ '.Yurmture and vemtian Blinds.
J. A J. N. HARMAN,
«•.41« KING STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
2 We respectfully iaform tha eitiians o
Wilmington and tha surrounding country
that wo oontinuo to manufacture and keep
on hand at our largo and long established
warorooms. Furniture of eyegy variety aad stylo,
eouistin* af Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Furniture, suitable tor parlor, dining-room an
'ou^usortmeat af Faraiturats a* large and varied
at oan be foead In Delaware,and all article« told at
oar aatablishmont era warranted as represented.
Vénitien Blinds of the most fashionable designs
made to order and kept eonstaitly on hand. We
also manufacture and constantly keep a large as
410 Kina strise
sortaient o
tel
Is. W. PAIsMHK,
CABINET MAKER
AMD DRDEBTAKER,
NO. :i03l SHIPLEY STREET.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
X
Constantly in store and manu
factured to order, a large assort
maotof
FUXUO ITURBl
Of every dageriptfoa.
Mat tram«« en hand and mode to orJer,
Undertaking carefully and promptly attended to
He has seeared tne right to usaCerpentyr's Paten
ergse^reserver. _ marl 4-8.«
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THE PLACE TO BUY
Cheap STOVT3S
And House-Furnishing Goods,
118 MARKET STREET,
JO.
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