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DALLY GAZETTE
w . e j our »ok. Ebito» a*i> i'fcoraiKTou
WIUIHieToM. Pet. IS » l * 7 *
Tna Dart» GssxTV* ■ puMune« every aflernuoi
except Sunday 1 at 416 Harkst street, and served*,
.•arriéra to subscribers In ell part, of Wilmtartc
and the »urroundiag town* ""L^H^ÜThiribüi
cents a week, payable weeaty. Tearly aubeoribet
» in advaaoe.
OVLT DgMOCnaTIC DAU.Y IK IHZ iTSTE.
TDS
The DBLAWARB OAEHTTK. established «76
i. the immt and most flourishing weakly n th
sL>ta and*bss a larger eireulreton than aay oth.
oo the Peninsular. Published every triday
ag at >2 a rear, in »Jvsuos.
to
or
is
of
mon.
The Octobur Election«.
There ia vary lutte in the returns ot the Octobre
elections, wnicb are now coming in, to cheer ti «
Damoctauc reader, so far a* a triumph at the polls
ia concerned.
Th* successtnl party, however, will find that it
difficult to hold their peril
than it has lwsu during the
will be much more
the neil Ihre« jemrt
put.
At present lbs foioee ot the greet Democratic
bave not recovered from the effect
army of voters
01 the defeat last fall, and were not organized lo
ol office holder» and swindler»
lucrative buaioesa IB
meet the legion
where paid leaders find n
the fraudulent practice« pursued with »ach well
m u to insure easy triumph» ia nearly
laid
ell the old Radical Sûtes.
The lime, however, cannot be far distant whtn
the people will awaken to the cause ot truth aud
who will famish them with n bet
reioeUte those
ter shd cheeper government—free from toe rre
eaUttee that arc now repeated with such bold ef
frocterv.
Th« Curb Ston« M«rk«t.
If the members of the City Council wet»
compelled to attend the Curb Stone met set a
few times, we thiuk they would veil soon
amend the ordinance end require the wagons
ty be placed eight or ten feet »part. The
Indies have a hard time to push through the
c.-owd, every market morning,and are subject
often to Insult from strong, rude persons, who
make their way along without regard to the
feelings of the weak and more sensitive. Some
one who has a proper regard for the gentler
as*, should get up woman's petition for this
change. __
A Str««t to th« D«nw*r«
lbs Delaware? Or.
Shall we bare a street to
are th# people bound by tba wharf ownete on tin
C instiana to fire up the advantage» that woidd
undoubtedly accrue re the trade of oar city by
.„a «. improvement f Tba City Council tnve
bare trifling with tha wants of the people long
taken on this
anuagh ; it is time soma action was
matter that would g oarantre tba auoceaaful carry
ing out of tho long promised improvement, nitbtr
through the extension ot the Cbnatieua or the > an
davier Aeenee. Let us have thi» matter atteaded
to and aive the people, who live near the River on
either ride of the Delaware below na, an opport, *
g ;, to visit our city and trade with** ur merchants
uni mechanics.
Wages.
The Journal of Commerce holds these views
Wegen mai, go down or work will uot ge ou.
Tbs ebturrt eight-bout system must be abolished
or menutacturer* mu.t,t»il Th* tlmo has non
etnvtd lor these utters oo bes-aess to be removed,
la averjtniBg else but a,»gea there most is a fall
ing »ff, and the tnro has now come fur wages.
Either there must be more work doue per day,
or there must be tern pay tor a day'» work. F rom
this alternative we mink than; U no escape, and
the failures tu manu tact unug eatabUaumcuta,
which w* are beglnitg to record,are the prelude
of a gener.l moremenl tor tbu redaction of Wages
to a standard more reasonable than the present
one.
Tb* Journal of Commerce is one of th* most
sagacione nt-w.papere published iu thi. country,
and no doubt basas its remarks upon observation
aud experience as well as actual knowledge of tb*
circumstances in its midst. U it la correct those
who are out of work and promptly aacuro posi
tions at a moderate reduction of waget will ba
acting wisely, and be able to congratulât, tbem
aeivta on their wisdom when winter ecu in with
its ever attendant difficulties and hardship*. Tbe
tar«» number of colored
«be cities during lb. put tew years and rclosed to
work M farm laborers will ba sorely tried to make
a living, should work cantina* as scarce u it b
They would act wisely In seeking tbelr old bom, g
and entering for the winter to chop wood, grab <v
do each work na ia needed on the farms. Il bas
:a who bava sought
been a tong time aiaeo there boa basa n winter np.
Preaching with so litU* prospect for work in the
shop» or on new build mg,.
General Grant makes another foolish dlstinctiot:
He says that "panics generally "occur when the
country lacks prosperity, whereas in this instance
tbe panic occurred iu the midst of the greatest
gamers] prosperity." But in the beginning of
September, 1857, the appearance of prosperity
waa as great as la the beginning of Eepteabei,
1873 The crops of that year war* abundant and
had just been harvested, the demand for then
waa good, every branch of manufacture was
thriving, and tbe building ot railroads ws* going
on with unparalleled vigor. Any person who
will tarn bock to files of American newspapers I«
♦be autumn of 1857 may find tbe same rose-col
f red views of general prosp e r i ty which Genaral
Grant pain forth at present. When the Ohio
LMz and Trust Compa n y felted most of the news
papers tried to allay the alarm by dilating on the
pioipsrlty of the country. Wa had open el neatly
14,000 miles of new railroads In the preceding five
jnars, and this vast expenditure had inf used life
lot« «vary kind of basions*. The crash earn* ba'
erase the country had been running la debt loo
cans* has produced the earns
feat, aad tbe
•Gret now. Thera wss a similar del naive appear
aac* of pioaparlty In both coses, aad President
tirant merely expose* his Ignoraoce In potting
opinions on tba peculiar character
of ths present cri»».— World.
There has been a **vere tumbla in stock prices
at Hew York wltkla the last day or two. Ad be.
yesterday and th* day before New York
fw
Central Railway declined Rock Island 10,
Inks Shore 1%, Wabash «, Western Union 13,
12, Onto end Mississippi fi*.Union Paci
fic if(, Pacific Mull 3, C. C. * I. U. Sy, and Eri*
Many y (rang Indu* whohsv« nsed tb« Brobdig
ft *lto ont «f proportion to Um other.
*
1
CANTIRIURY AMI ZANZI
It u not dsairuUc ,hst this country »
not an iiirm tor th* oMtlem.nl of the
t Euxiish thrologiau* Amt it if really a pity
' .at the harmony ot the Evangelical Alliance
• liould have been broken upon by auch communi
ttioiia aa that which the late Biahop of Zanz4b.tr
<aa felt mdve.1 to address ta the prêtent Behuf) ul
Stir York touching the conduct of the Ilsjfik df
uuterbury. ltul it ia much eaatcr to my that tie
Itoatmn 1 « unpleasant than it ». to apportion
what ever blame may attack to anybody for u»
unpleaaautueaa. The Bishop of Zanzibar being a
■relata w* parut,un may propel ly eo«aider bimacU
o retain a oertaia Jariadiction ovar hia ooclaaiaati
al mr.ri.ir» whenever bs finds them out of Uie
Mile
and
British realm. And it may ha that hw peal la
calling the attention of the Uifthnp of New York
to the alight which had been pnt upon the Utter
iguitary by the latitudmariau deeu wee not as
•upereeiviccable a. to tba geneial evangelical
uind it will aurrly seem tobe. As to the Deeu
■t Canterbury, his offence. if he lie fonnd to have
>mnutted any, is not oogmxible here. To hia
>(o superiors be most eland or fall, and It is idle
>r ns to disease what offence lie hia committed
or whether aay.
But it u not amiss for c* to point out the d iff er
ect between that cordial good will to all who
irotcm and oall themselves Christiana which tba
Evangelical Alliance lias dons so much to pro
mote, and which the Evangelical Alliance it so
oeaitily to l>e congratulated for promoting, end
hat impatience of the reetiainta which are im
nostd by membership in a oburch which seems te
one persons equally admirable. Whether the
Denn of Canterbury bat shaktu off IhlH rostra nil
oy communicating in a manner not prescribed by
.he Church of England or the Episcopal Church
in America with Methodists and Biptiets and
other extraneous persons, we do not pretend te
■ay. But it la quite competent to n «cooler jour
nalist to aay that they are restraints not In be
worn lightly. The yoke of mcmtxrsnjp and
much more of priesthood in a church ia volaa
nly assumed, and it ought to be loyally
When n mau who has assumed it finds that cou
tic ta with wbat bo may regard as mote sacred
obligations, bis clear duty is to throw it off. Then
is uo canon of the Cbnroh of England which pro
hibits its clergy from expressing any amonnt of
benevolence tor their fellow-Christiane outside o!
its pale. And we can hardly conceive that com
munication according to other forma than those
of the Church of Eoglane can'have presented it
self to any clergymau of that church as n doty
so imperative aa to require him to revolt for the
sake of doing it from the discipline to which he
bad submitted himself. Whether the Dean of
Canterbury has pat himself m an attitude of re
volt we repeat that we are not prepared to say.
But if be has it seems to us that ha baa put him
self decidedly la tha wrong, and that a submis
sion to tha discipline of hia own ebareb is
becoming to a man than a mutiny against it for
the aaka of expressing the peculiar warmth of his
affections towards persons not ot hia own church.
X. Y World. »
Ti
all
and
W
ton
St.,
St.
lin
u
woru.
We are told that ladle* w ill wear the most gaudy
garment« in the house this winter, such as sleeve
less Jackets of scarlet cloth, embroidered in vari
oua colors.
BLANKETS,
AND
FLA.isnsrE.L,s.
*
During (he recent depression in the
Woolen Goods Market, we made large
purchases of the above goods FOE
CASH, and offer the tame at LOWER
PRICES then have ruled for years.
They are all of such WELL-KNOWN
BRANDS as
Ballard Vale ,
Gilberts , Shakers .
IN
V/IIITE FLANNELS, GRAY,
BLUE and RED Do.,
And in BLANKETS, TFhifo from
H.Q i to $20.00 per pair ; Grays very
low.
ba
to
b
g
<v
bas
Special attention is called to our 1 ;
Blankets for $5.00 per pair.
GRANVILLE WORRELL,
840 au 4 l 843 ntriici »Irret.
oetlû.
f.
DELAWARE LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 107 West Seventh Glfeet,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Thi» Company insures Hoisea and Malus sgaiast
1 ws or ilamMT. by firs, aocidsat or Utsoaso «no
f -om being » utlca. Rates reaaosabU.
adjusted and paid. 4WA£ pre
Loaaaa promptly
aima nota, reqnired.
Faor. W. A. REYNOLDS, Free.
W. 8 In.» m Sao t. IvW-tv
np.
the
«Ml and 4T0«L
0OAL, WOODANULIMK.
JAS. ARMSTRONG A SON
the
of
was
who
I«
the
five
life
•s
sauce «or» to
A. NEW LIN KEIIULER.
Are now prepared to supply ths public with an ex
cellent quality of
COAL,
CLEAN, FREE OF 8LATE AND DIRT,
aad delivered promptly te all parts of th. city.
3240 Pounds to tke Tom.
This being tha »aasen of tha
ba pare based at a Lowna Fu
reason, it would bs wsll now
U will soon advanea ia pries.
Hoping te raoaiys n mil. before pnreturning sbe
whore. wo foal ssusted that you will reeriv* prefect
aatufsction.
was# uoal oan
Use any other
te lay ta winter ooal as
448. ARMSTRONG A »ON,
Cor. WMt «nd Wator Straet«,
WILWINGTON. DEL.
F. 8.-A1»». WOOD. LIME. SAND and CKMEST
alwaya oa bawd for aala at iaarb«trnte»~ aagX U
y^M.W.PYlE,
WHOLES ft LB AND KWTAIL DEALER IN
ba'
loo
*
COIL, TODD, SAID Uf UK
■OUT41 WILMINGTON.
f tor*« sad small OOAL kept on
ssïStLssr- "ïsrt/
hand and sold nt
be.
ÇHIXPCOAL
10,
13,
sthsirerdresrariyasw. oo,
r ÿW gite «*ïA«r «>rî~~ ~
SB
or
TA
Jsd-ly
SÀLM AND BENT:
A €30..
ft.'tv
D
Real Estate Agentê and Conveyancers,
Ne. 4 W 7th Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
X:
Offlco,
Ofllar the followlbc Real Estate at Private Bala,
an terms to ati lt aft aaoit any pereoe. attfisr with
Stp'l^o'né^hSwatôiy brick on 8. W, Cor. 6th
and Washington streets, with ait the modern im
nrevemexu. roataning IS room«. .. ....
One tkrea-etory brisk -Ml Bait *tta St,
One two-story brick. Cor. Locust and
t
F
S.X.
o. a. une
lor St«.. 4 rooms. . . _
. 4 . On« two rtory brick. Cor. '2th and Tat
Ö with nit the modern improvements, end n
bMuUfil «id« rzrds
Ht.9. One two-itory brisk, 107 Tetnnll St., 9
One three-storg brisk, 791 Te mall St.. 6
Ti
On« two- story brick, 1229 Talanll St.. *
Me. 6. One tkree-itary brick, lti2t Tetnnll St.,
*vrr Three two-ztory bricks, Lineeln 8t., be
tween 13th had Hth. 3 rooms.
No. B'. One tkree-Mory brick.329 K.4th St ,with
all tha modern improeemeuti. __
N». 11. One three-ttorr briet, 512 W. 6th St.,
with all the modern improvements and large front
and tide yard. Possession Bept. 25th. lSiS.
No. 12. Une thrss-atory brick. No. 4ri East 6th fit.
Possession immediately, price low.
Mo. 13. Two tnree-etorr bricks. No. 1219 and <221
W 4th St.
iio. 14. One three-story brick, No. 1WT Washing
ton Bt.. with front and sida yards and nil tho mod
nu,
twe-atory frame honsaa. on Scott St.
and IMh. Lots 25x100 It. 4 looms
5
Two
between 14th
each.
No. 16. Two two-alary brlcka on Levering Ave.
between Lincoln and Scott Bta., with front and
NoflLUae three-story brlek dwelling on King
St., between *th and 9th. with alt the modern Im
provements, also a stable. . ...
No. 13. One three-storv brick, 411 King St
N». IV. one three-story brick W -6th bt., near tba
No. 20. ThYrethres-story bricks, 1241,1244. 1246
Prater St.. rix rooms each. „ , _
No. 21. Una thraa-story brick. No. 899 Jefferson
St. Terma vary easy and location good.
No. 23, A haifaq unreal ground between 12th and
13th Sts. fronting on West. curbed and graded.
No.23. A farm in Braxdywles Handrad ot B
lorwjBt ia Cxrutiaaa Handrad of about 110
aoresand sevaral «waller tracts, one of about «0
acraswithout building«, about ona mils from City
lin owards New Castla. Beeide« the »bare we
a«* «many «tn«n.
Give na a call and do not fail to attend all our
publie zaire
re p2t>-lm _
PIYNOLOI * CO.,
k *14 Market fitreet, Wtlmlegton,
100
M M. CHILD 4 CO.
CONVEYANCERS. REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Offcr tha following very desirable proportia* for
•ale or oxohange:
Ho. 1.
Modern bnilt new house. 9 room«, gaa. bath.
gc.. corner Sixth and Joffar
balow vain*.
No. 2.
has tan. water closets, i
son atroota; will ba raid
Ro. •
House on Sprue# street near Eighth, laat jWA
•d; 5 room« And oat*kitcbra; very no«; will »>•
'"Ho. 4.
Haadanme now extension front houso, with ga*.
bath, eemmodea. 4«.. on Hamaon •ri-ret naar lrel
daalrablo borne, with tha ad
aheap aai on easy
aware avenue; n vaev
vantage of city can.
*• . ..
Market street store and dwaalling; ona of tha
bast breinem ataedi in the city; will b» »old for
M*o0 ire» than vain*.
No- 6. ,,
A choice Market »trout residence: water, gaa,
bath,«hade.^£; a really deHgktful home, aud of
fered very low and on out forma
A eboap pleasant end healthy village home la
Newark, Del. Lo 45x2*3 Now boose, 8 room» and
«storeroom. A millinery has been auorasafaily
conducted her* for sometime. Gooïie* houae and
other out-baildinz*. Inqaireol J. R. Ray, pm
ark, or Bt our ofboe.
.
I
J
No. ft.
$Dltiutid boildinv lot. ft., on EifbUrath
street, n rar Wtibiofton. tfhis willb# a profit »bl«
lotto bay, as tha building of Washington street
bridge over th* Brahdynln* will greatly advanea
tb* prio* af tots. ^ #
Wa»bin»foe «treat lot. aOaiiS; west rile, between
Eighth end Ninth; v ary choice.
No. 10.
95 aerea of W. C. Cr.ak bottom land«, ona mil»
•from Newark. Dal,; »too. houae and bars.
No# 13*
2 lotsen Delaware avenu», near Soldier's Monu
m-nt. task 204x135 ft.
No. 16. . ,
2 lots oo Dataware avenu«, nsar City R. R. depots
•ach 25-2811 tt ft.
No. 16.
ewer af 50 hors, capacity, on the nav
hiteCtayCrrak. at Thompson'» Sta
lina on tha Pannaylvania and Dal. Railroad, J»
yards head rasa, MyaÄteUraae;mUlo»Ufo Rail
road riding.nohamllng or haaSliag o totock. but
load and unload Into the mill door, thna saving
heavy arpanaa. Strong taunoomeats wOl ba offer
ed ta hag are.
Ä«
Abbtri stand on tho Md- and Del. Railroad, at
Mtrydsl.Oxroline conntr. Md. Larxo now ho
andttre. on! «6 aerea of gowd land. A need op
port ini 9 to ^smo^^No lo^l option bare.
An sxcallMit grist and »an- mill in Praoaiar
Hundred, on ths Christiana Rivar, IS faot hand
and E. Railroad. 1« mil«» to Newark. Avaryda
sirnhla property ni now doing n profi tabla bnai
No. 20. , . .
The Newark Iso« Fsaaory. A good bnatnew
ML
P«nBV7lvraU.i>tUwAr«. Marylrad and
,.E
ins th* list. CorreBpond.no« promptly anawsr
KKVNULDftAtiO.
916 Maskat str».t. Wilmington, Dal.,
•sal estate broken, sonrsyanosra. anrysyara and
osllseting «grata._iy*-dSta.
a
JgîOA SALE.
THE COUNTY FARM
AT HtKt'ft IWfiXEK.
W E are aatborisad by the Committee of ths
Board of Trufte«» for tha Poor of Now (Jaatlo
i^vtfiiasstfisSgasgs:
Ua, and Jfimlto from the Delaware Railroad at Chtp
180 ACRES
as
AND TWO PERCHES
wall watered
ad sri, divided into reaves reri fields,
no .frac ad. On on. and o Uns ferm U
lifs Grove of natural Timbre. Tho
adapted to rass, tirais or FruiU.
Tho ImproTomenU are
A TW0-8T0RY DWELLING
d Cribs. Barn and 6bed
igs. Positry, Smoke and
SDlWHd. all frams and
Corner there is a Hotel
soil is well
Ol
in
".V.'Sft
t
Post Office. H g »*J
ê&Ëm:
good Investment or do
or by
in
M r I 91
on
-tel.
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D ELAWARE
41 last Irani
AVKNUH LOT FOR SALE
Analy aithtsoffir*.
ITHiV SALE—Th* old *»t»blhh*d and wall
X: kaowa City Hotel and Stables, on Want
Front straet, between Shipley and Orange.
P
Apply to
JOTIN H.FRA7.E...
«ap4-tf
S. w. Oer
t ' OR SALE.—The valuable hotel property aetl
known as the " Malta IIoum." N o. 103 Mn?
*Ä ur ,lrMt -
auf 16-tf_Thir d aadttbl picy «treats.
F OR SALE—A Three-story Brick llousa, XifiA
six rooms and Frame Kitchen. No. (Ml ■7Ï3
Jefferson «treat. Lot U fast from by 95 Teat ■!»
deep. Apply for tsrms. 4*. to _ j
■A Throo-storv Bnck
and Frame Kitchen. 1
in street. Lot U feet frunt bx 95 feet
Apply lb, to«.
oil
Ho. 4 W.7th St., Exchange Building,
Wilmington, 1>«1.
sept dim
I» grxUtt.
ICE !
;
orders: mcbividi FOR
5 POUNDS DAILY
fit
.
far
AT *5 CENTS.A WEEK.
PTT8ET d.RICR,
where lee I) kept for »ale.
Shipley hi.)
OHoee—493 Poplar St. >
lSlbhWsInat SO
401
ie9
1873 OrENlNfi 1873
OV THE
ICE SEASOJN.
WALTtS 4 JAHB«,
Wholesale and Retail Ire Dealare-OHree Hth and
King and 4th and bhiplex.,
furnish fqmUiaa. affloae.
c. with pare reUd leset the following prions, via;
For tha aaaaea wa will
I lbs. dally. 10 rents par waak.J
- •• «g ••
80 "
95 "
16
20
•1.05
25
110
30
40 lha. and ovar. at tha rata ef .Misants par
100 lbs.
Having Inkan grant pain* te procure aarofal.
rtredy driven, we gnnrantre our easterners enrta
factioo We guarantee a supply thronghent the
will reoeivelpromet ettentien. '
Ebxdlzt Ja non.
«mire »«won.
Order» by maU
Howxxu P. W
iLvew.
nplt-tf
VT OTICK.—W iuu>a KJnmsa wffl rezvo 5 ponn
IN ICR dailylto ear of thair ewtomot* for * cw
wash. _ «fr*
JOHN RODDY
ICE CREAMS,
CONFECTIONS. TOYS
N ^Rg7dU4m'i CmcIm,
jSbREL fibk-works
BA8KET8, WOODEN WARE,
•ortmaat nf Staple and Fan
JOHN BODDT, _
And n gaaara
•liona.
Wilmtaito*. Del.
1*S
GERMAN
■KT» M
t, and buy
lud* tZefm
I F YOU WANT A F
J Singing Canary
CHANDLER'S, 611 :
one Julia, direst
lamie» of Sieily Canary, 1
Seed, which wo are selling
ang27
wTIl'chandner.
•U Market »treat.
iHlMll 8*11(3.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF/»WILMINGTON.
DepoaiUtrj of tA« Public Honey*,
J»
but
AND
Finaaclal Agent of tho United St»too.
EDWARD 1ÎETTB, Froeident
G. D. ARMSTRONG, Ofifihte:.
•400,000
at
op
CAPITAL,
ol tooting and Exchanging of Govorn
ownt Becuitttofi »tu«d«d to for
th
»ctl alphla and New York Rxchang* furm
. tfihed to ragntor Depoettora
without charge.
lore meet on Mooritoye fifid Thursday
Dl
•t MO A. M. Cor dtooount.
It
and
and
REMOVAL OF
T aa ARTISANS aA 7 ZVOB BANK
To 602 Market Street.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Upon ta rooolvo dspesi » daily (Banders axaaptadj
during tho nxnal burina« hon«, sad on Taoaday
fiS&a. *
M'filîrsruasrïfowa
mo «nil Uod te participât» in fatare
"th#
».
ths
^ rew nrii t fevHU to t w fMTsIUsftofe
atmete« ta tha Beak.
MéHSOSSBS.
— «
WlLLUM«. HlU.lt.
A. Uiooixg,
G sosax d. C
DA1UX6Î0I,
Éïî/fe»...
xcsaon,
I.S«TTZ
xrsu .1
well
UtaW.lsi Via* F
***V T. T xruta. Tk*
_I.
l.
Delamure uvpet Bouse.
809 Market Str««t, »bore Third StrMt
WILMINGTON. DEL.
do
by
OAKPEII. OIL 0L0TH. MATTU68
MdTODOf 8XADBL
HBMRT ORSS1«.
.aj-aasg acMg , " , " > iaar'
W. CtAWIMTS.
jvKTiciftrviB mci,
SUMMIT iiRlDGK,
Hn OraUft ftli
FÜBN1TUBE.
^KSRKàN fc MALM8TNN,
flCNIRAb
UPHOLSTERY AND FINE FURNITURE
WAREROOM8,
HU SHIPLEY STREET,
No.
(ia t>. a. kxxt's xxw usildixs.)
Making np and laying of carpets, matting and
oil sloth; spring and hair mattrasaae: furniture
eorered and repaired; lambrequins, draperies and
window deoormtiona, and nil belonging to tha basi
attendad to. jrt'Wt tnl*
Ö®"
H. W. Cor. Fourth and King Bta.,
WILMINGTON. DEL..
* filiLKk;
FURNITURE WARc-ROOMS.
A foil assortment of the latest atylae of Cxhieet
ware for sale at tha lowaat prices.
Call before purchasing elsewhere.
mayg tf _OUL* 4 MILLER.
fit TUE SECOND STREET
mFURNITURE STORE, t _
•3» N. SECOND ST.. PHILADELPHIA, oxl
The Old Stand aatnblUhad aoyearz, triomphant ia
rVRRITVHZ
. Daring the recent depression In basines we laid ia
far eash cheapest aud host assorted stock in the eltv,
which we ere selling at raaaonabi« priese. New
Patent Sola Bedsteads which make a good bed a
night, reliable for sick room or otBoes.
CotTAGKi nd WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS
Straw, Husk, r.xoelaior and Spring Mattremss.
«.Parlor niu U oBolstered^in^any rißla^to reit
Var 337 If. Second St„above Vine, east »lis,
PLlladalnbia.
Furniture ana v «ruban Blinda.
1. * 3. N. HARMAN,
(No.410 KING STREET. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wa reapaetfotly infam the eltizaai o
Wilmington and tha sarroaading eoantry
that wa continua to manufacture and krep
I hand at our largo and long oatabltahod
warorooma, Faraituro of avary variety and sty la,
couxiitiag af Mahogany, Kosawood and Walaat
Faraituro, anltnblo for parlor, dining-room
ôkuibir bim.
Oar aasortmont of FarnituraUaa I ergo and varied
a, can ba found in Dtlawaro.aud nil artiolre sold m
oar wtabliabmont art warranted as represented.
Vénitien Blinda of the moat fashionable designs
made to order and kept oonstajtly on band. We
also maaafaetnra and constantly keep n largeaa
rertmretefBpriw.Hnlr.Mreaand
410 Eine a tree
on
5
L. W. PA I«, UHR,
CABINET MAKER
AND UNDERTAKES,
NO. :iOS SHIPLEY STREET.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Constantly In store and mana
faatnroft to order, a large aaaort
mret of
iTUSin
Of every description.
Mattresses on hand and made to order.
Undertaking carefully and promptly alla» dad
Ho ha» aooarad tn* right to use Carpeatar'a rata»
orpao Praaarvar. tnayH-Sm
to
COTTAGE
FURJNITURE
AT
L. F. HICCIF8',
No. 221 We»t Second Street
WILMINGTON, DEL.
vl7tf
JpATRICK HASSAN '8
Carpets and Furniture
WARE ROOMS.
Am« IMMrn's Caniaga S Sapnt.
No. 210 WEST SECOND STREET,
Wllaatmgtwm, Del.
Constantly on hand a large and varied arsortment
•n.
dress's Coaches a Specialty.
hsnaa tolha City, or at vary modsrat* rates on la
Wilmington. Del.
a9-3m
4 » K» MüHLHAüftEÄ*
FASHIONABLE TAILOR»
NO. 418 KING STBS fiB
wiuuMvot. tn«
-as A taiga and handsome assortment af
JJ©»8SIHWW, ONIB M4 V**UW
Of **Lntari swim.
Oirotate a rail.
Fit Md satis las ttoa gaaraatead.
a»14
1
G°
' MERCHANT TAILOR
WILMIHOTON. DELAWARE.
QEOBQK MdOALL,
M«r«Mmmt Tmllo».
No 181 Bt, WlUalngtOR, Del
«
03.
_____lisf Mr. Wfe.Gvlft.
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