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id S ?h,;J. 7 ai rhlrtl "In
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■—.. i, An* arly new six room
fftthe corner of Beach and Frank
,!feu W..t wTmmsUm. InjlA. *
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P r eu)iM" , _ _adt Germantown
,R « «•»* barira n; a'soa Doctor's
. t i Second and French etreete
- „SS?v7iWNEK'T.KE POLICE.
r-iud all onr properties
"Vsrict ftreet. Collected the rente
itly,
H-Hh '»
r.v—rrP—Mt-ire S09 King .treat with
OK 0"'. stflCk Flsturea, the
retire (Tom premDes. Ap
W J, nr 1I.D 4 w .Seventh street, or
,l,j"a OAKKETT. on the premlres.
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-:—PTjPg od taml y o rrlsxe
1 new wl le.ll cheep or trede lor
'fffiwff 'r. hie oltice.
T^pfhe .tor -nd dwelling 211
1 King street. PARKER,
:03E. Seoond street.
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OR RENT.—Three new six
brick houses with hath,
I water Hltusted 0" Pep ar St.
Front and atnall St*.
STFEPlAr PRIVATE SaLCi
IB SALE
room, iwoelory
U
w S"^tr/r,'u'h".:. nd w^dr»e,f l s
1. M.Olbion's stables, trenc^.t^ltbe ow
ruKSE.S AT'PK'YATE SAI.E -'
Mh aColyoun and sound.aWff
y ,e|i broken, will be sold oTTKe
tei Perrons wishing to purchase wll do
" ■ examine at B. M. IHM
ii French »treet. 9-9 8td Itw
iTiu MAi.k — A stone house and lot with
' hdfaaews of ground. The houeels
Milorles, is I'leasantly located about three
m trom Wilmington, lk miles from Mve
„ in" 1 idle troi Bellevue. Brandy
U' mdred. The bouse Is 28 It. by Is. Far
information, rfe.appljMU^.
UMdJlw* On th e premises._
irmg I* value. R..4 Cor prlsst
ratal ogne
I
El
II to coll and
YTSstabl*! «
j. A. RONDAS'O.,
' «"l nblpley »L
drsale.
[oase No. 1415 Delaware Avsnus, with all
modern Improvements.
loose Ne. 1209 JeHeraon street*, with mo4
iSen'vsnBtiren street, between Eight*
n«
io'twMlory brick homee,« rooms, Pop
aireet be'ween 11 end12
Vohoueeeon Front ebove V»n Bcren..
oe three etory hrlek In Souto Wllmlngton.
hree homee with good out bolldlngl end
ol loud, near I'olumbue Inn.
.... No. *18 Chestnut itreet.
ease No. 528 Jeflerson street.
ou«e No. 222 Maryland Avonua.
oubs No. H28 West Thud street.
on Eleventh street below Poplar,
very desirable farm of 82 acres, one mile
w Hare's Corner, on th* Ntate Koad, k
e from Railroad Station, land of the best
Jity and highly cultivated, with no better
Iding sites in the oounty
UNI
USD
I«u$e
FOB
oe house, No. 804 Spruoe xtrwt.
»bouse, No. 811 East Filth street.
■e house No. 1416 Delswsro Avsnuo.
too a number ol small houses la dlflorot t
'i of the city.
TO LOAN.
,099 to GK.OOO—In nans* of 11,000
*2,1)00,
A ply te W. MoOAULLEY SCO.,
80S Market street,
Lft® t* it. Miter. I**
NOTICES.
NOTICE.
HREE HUNDRED DOLLAR# RE
WARD.
Three hundred dollars r< ward will be paid
r the arrest and conviction ol the th ef or
levee who have bo n recently engaged in
wehreakinK in this city.
»tf J' H* P. ALL'VIGND, Mayor.
[ VITALIZED PHOSPHATES.
Debility and nervousness have their origin, f
IjBreat extent, in a weakened digestion. Th< n
fan be but little mental activity with impo\er
)shed blood, and debility so Induced leads t
JwiMimption and numerous ot ,er troubles tfca
J»uld never appear If the blood and nerve
ere nourished inari hi degree. Physician!
prescr.bed 160,COO packages of Vitalize
^H>ho*phnte» preventing debility and nervoui
c,lr ' n K indigestion ana re-vltaliziDf
invigorating thousands who were sick
ftwabraLiand nerve food, not a medicine
L , t F. CROSBY, 8G8 Sixth Ave., N. Y
for sale by Z. JAMES BFXT. »
L Cor - 6th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del
[TNITEDSTATES OK AMKK1CA, RiS
U TK1CT OF DELAWARE, S. 8.
Whzheas, A libel hap been filed In the
btrlct Court of the United States of Amo 1 a
rthe District of Delaware, on the 4th day
AU KU8t, in the year oi our Lord, oue
wwhdelBht hundred and seventy nii*e. by
® v * V' Bird, heq.. Proctor, in t ehall ol Hck
• e « Heel by his next Iriend B njamln
Heed, again it the sloop, "Only 81s
r her tackle, apparel and furniture,
' a C1,us e of wages, civil and marattme.
the usual process and monition
m.t j our L that all persons Interested In
ie said vessel, her tackle, apparel and lur
"•re, may b e cited to answer the proces and
' P rocee 'ling8 being bad that the same
"®. decreed to be sola, and the proceeds
iJUS! ,,e . distributed according tc law.—
Hweiore in pursuance *>fsuid monition, un
|,*, ne p f aI "1 said court to me directed and
itL ii ' 1 hereby give notice generally
•' an persona having, or pretending to
rl «ht, title or Interest therein, to ap
_-ii J*, °f e the aforesaid court, at the city ol
on Tuesday, the 9th day of Sep
K *L Al D • m '< «t 11 o'clock In the tore
i null a an?l thoro to answer said libel, and
'mahe their allegations iff that behalt.
ii o ,henry h. mcmullen, 1
i vJ, j'* 1 Marshsll, District ol Delaware.
H v ' Him), Eeq ,
* rootor for Libellant.
rVVlDEM) NOTICE.
OK Del. WesternR. R. Co., j
Th.u . September 1,1879 \
larp.i. ?; r< ! P* Dlrecto p s ha-e thlsday.de
hi a!! ftiYldond ol one per cent, on the iwp
omno, H8 fi tandlng *n the hooks ol this
rPMw y . on Au 9«st 30.1879 payable
Xilia Se Ptemb r 8th. I he transfer
I.. H W111 he closed until Tuusduy, the 9 h
WM. M. CANBY, President.
9-5 3t
or
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N u u!, 1 thi;ri 1, r le: ! v7T 1 iiuru * ,h "« i ,ul
IM,.™ 1 lmve lncresred my IsolMtls*
owpr" Z™'."" 1 wood' and am
, tos„i' l!re ' tn icfiilsb w od ill any quuntl
tail 111 I soil tl.e largest $1.61'
^"IniAlwwh... <l ! 8 7"' a 01111 ,le,<ir * I'" r
»»ES '' l irdars hr mnl recelvv
"™!'tattention JOHN PONDER,
Pool nf Ewurth street, city.
Oitlsens' I.oan Association
ent • n f w at " ok ,or "ale; no Sark pay-
lro »Pn .us y 'I' ' eou ™ 1 »' any tint- ; vo*y
Ic ijver U ni lT!-t srrlts w II mature In a Jr
SU'.J'W notwlthstai dlng Hu
ol' 1 -' lor shares tiny or .venlng to
UEOiKUE ti. MARI' 1 ,
Secret «rv,
---No. 801 Shipley Ht.reet.
ir hoS**
i^t r 1, n tir.nW;M, ve N^
—-f T ~ Y<n,,1 k |ll °ck a specialty, oilmdkw*
N ^-ABimwons are strictly lorbid
M th. b nil' lr ' 1 ? °t. ln »"I "'>" r w »y
• I'lM In thi S"./ h *' # . n * ln l' to Ellen
i?Wn«8troup? r ' n,h b /
1l * r,0 " "STorhiddsTT
wt a »«„; "L 00 mt account wltl.
from tts. GEOKOER
JJ5i7ui,_ —
P9 Mu?iItti?jr DBU0A * once win
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®8t OEO. W. VEBNON A SONS.
89
L^eirn
i persons who
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For the Republican.
WE ARE WATCHINO.
BT JOHN W. LUKB.
We are watching for the coming or Zion's
lovely King;
We are waiting for the t ump to sound, and
hear the a' gels sir g.
We are watching we are waiting,
Jng to th • *nd,
For the brld groom in His glory from heaven
descend.
We are watching,we are hoping, lor the bright
cele t al morn ;
We a e wait! g, we aro trusting, that the 8a
\lour will return.
We are watching, we are waiting lor the yell
to rent in twain:
Then we thali pee that lovely lace appear on
earth again.
We are watching for Jerusalem in splendor
to appear—
The promised city ol my King, its jasper walls
total-;
Its streets of void, its pearly gates will all tho
ranso e see
And reign with Christ, Its lovely King, thro'
all ete nl*y.
We are watching for the dawning of the res
urrection day,
When <he Sa lour to His lovely saints upon
Hit* right will s*
Cornu ye blessed o
upon yoar rest;
These nr the lovely mansions 1 prepared for
the blest.
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of
are bop
to
Ly Father enter now
The Afghan Revolt.
The British Mission to Afghanistan
consisted of Major Cavagnari.bis secre
tary, Mr. Jenkyns,' Mr. Kelley, Lieu
tenant Hamilton commanding the es
oort, consisting of twenty six oavalry
and fifty infantry, and a Sepoy guide.
The troops ef the Embassy were lodged
in two bou.ee in the city, joined by a
a quadrangle The houses were spa
cious, but, unfortunately, chiefly (In
structed of wood.
An extra edition of the Daily News
contains a despatch from Allahabad,
announcing that the nine troopers be
loDgieg to the escort wbo escaped were
absent from the city collecting
at tbe time of the ontbreak. T
tlneers finally burned down the door
way of the Kmbaesy and ewarmed in.
The Standard's Bombay dispatch an
nounces that orders have been glveD
for the oolleotion oftransportation. The
Punjanb is being scoured tor camels.
The Khyber column is not expected to
advance at present, aa all available
means of transportation will be sent
to Kurum foroe. The insurgents have
sent messengers to all the tribes, calling
on the whole country to rise in arms.
It ie believed that the Heratee'e regi
ment baa left Cabul for Herat to
induce that the city to join Cabul inthe
revolt.
forage
he mu
Bold Bnrdars lo Indiana.
A most daring burglary was oomrnit
twff at Brncevilln, nine miles north of
Vinoeunes, Ind., on Friday night
James Steffy, of the firm of Roberts,
Krmiaon & Steffy, dry goods and notions,
proceeeded about 9 o'clock to olose the
store. Upon turning around after lock
ing the front door, he discovered that
four revolvers, in the ha' ds of four
masked men, were pointed at him. The
men com-elled him to reopen the door
and unlock the safe. Fortnnately, the
firm during the day had deposited a
larg i anra o' money, leaving only 820
in the safe. Having secured this, the
thieves,baoked ont ol the store, keep
ing Steffy covered by their revolvers,
and escaped in the darkness,
attempts at burglary have been made
by the same gang, but none have been
successful.
t
Other
Llxhtele* Mtrlke* n Printing Of.
fire.
The papers in Kastern cities have
recently amnsrd themselves with a de
scription of the handsomest entertain
ment given at a restaurant in Chestnut
street, iu Philadelphia, to the composi
tors of the daily morning papers, at the
unusual hoar of four in the morning.
The entertainers were two compositors
on the Philadelphia "Morning Reoord,"
who were fortunate enough to have an
investment of one dollar in the cele
brated Louisiana State Lottery, on An
itnat 12th, rewarded with a prize of
Fifteen Thousand Dollars. Such inoi
dents are qaite common with those who
write to M. A. Dauphin, P. O. Box 692,
New Orleans, La., or same person at
319 Broadway, New York.
A Destructive Rlorin lo New Jer
sey- '
A terrible shower of hail and rain,
aooompanied by wind, thunder and
lightning, swept over Pennville, N. J.,
Sunday night, shortly before midnight.
The hail fell for ten minutes, many of
the stones being larger than walnuts.
Great damage has been done to the or
chards, the buckwheat is flattened to
the ground, and immense fields of corn
completely riddled. A large number
of tre-s and Bereral outbuildings were
blown down. At Camp Tabor tents
were loosened and blown in every di
rection. The storm came from the
southeast, And passed up into tbe
mountains.
A hurricane and hailstorm passed
Boonton, New Jersey, at 11 o'clock on
Sunday night, destroying trees and
break mg hundreds of dollars worth
of glass in the ohurohes, mills and
dwellings.
Ttf Opening or the State Fair.
The State Fair opened at Philadelphia
on Monday with an immense attendance
and great eclat. The workmen were
kept very busy getting the stalls, pens
and coops in readiness to receive the
exhibits of horses, oattle, sheep, hogs,
poultry, etc., waiting to he assigned
their plaoes. Few of the horses entered
(or exhibition were present on Monday,
but they were expeoted to arrive on
Tnesdav. The entries of oattle are
exceedingly numerous, comprising the
best specimens in the oonntry. The
horticultural department have their
tables ready to reoeive the display of
fruit and vegetables, muoh of whioh
was in place on Monday evening, and
the machinery is rapidly being adjust
ed in position. The dairy, apiary and
other branohes were expected to be also
in working order by to day.
Brllllsust Results.
There can not be found, in the whole
range of medical literature, any suoh a
-- of biilliant cures as have already
i made t.y the new "Compound
Oxygen Treatment," especially in Pul
monary Diseases, Catairh, a low condi
tion of vitality, resulting from over
work or sickness, and the wide range
of torturing Neuralgio Affeotlons. Onr
treatise on tbe nature, action and re
sults of this new treatment, whioh is
rapidly coming into use in all parts
the oountry, is sent free. Write a
get ft. Dra. Starkey k Palen, No. 1112
Girard street, Philadelphia, Pa.
of
•nd
The reiidenoe of Rev. J. Owen 8y
• herd,late of the Boott M. E. Church of
hi- oitr bat now of Odeiaa, was bro
ken into and robbed of a considerable
uantlty of money and jewalry.
T
THE MURDERED DIXON.
A (.attar Writ la a ky Him Mikl
■ay* Bafara HI. A
The Dee Moines (Iowa) "Register,"
of Sept. 3, says :
The Rev. Mr. Hedrix, of Fairfield,
Iowa, has sent ns a oopy ot a letter that
Capt. Leslie Bassett, of Keokuk county,
this 8tate, a gentleman of high stand
ing, who has just been nominated by
the Republicans of this oounty for Au
ditor, received from Capt. Dixon, of
Mississippi, written only eight days
before that gentleman was murdered
by order of the Democratic party for
the crime of being an Independent
Democrat.
Here is the letter, as we take it from
the original. Being published for the
first time after Capt. Dixon's death, it
comes to the American people as a
warning ont of the grave, and an ad
monition to them to look well to the
ulterior purpose of the Solid South, in
whose interest this murder was com
mitted, and in the seoret schemes of the
Democratic party, by wliese order it
was done.
"Yazoo City, Ang. 11.—Leslie Bas
sett, Esq., Richland, Keokuk County,
Iowa: Your favor of Aug. 6 is iu hand.
I mail you a oopy of the "Herald," and
am grieved to say it is too true; all you
have heard through the Northern press
of the outrage perpetrated in this ooun
ty on July 25. Since that time a per
fect reign ot terror haa existed in this
county. My associate on the Independ
ent tioket for Chanoery Clerk has bean
hunted and his house surronnded for
aereral nights by armed men, number
ing from 50 to 100, demanding his with
drawal from the oanvass, but as yet
they have been unable to see Mr. J. E.
Bell, who is the candidate for Chancery
Clerk.
There is no Republican ticket in this
county. The Independent ticket is
composed of Democrats, baton acooant
of the colored people supporting the
tioket so generally, it has aroused the
Bourbon Democrats to snob a high
pitoh that they deolare no opposition
tiokot shall be put in the field. Every
effort is being made to cover up their
action on the 25th ultimo. You can
not imagine or picture the scene of that
mob, and but for onr gallant Mayor, 1.
Holt, blood would have been spilled
■nd myself and many friends murder
ed. As to the race issue, that is all
bosh.
The negroes are all quiet, and could
not be roused to trms by any one, and
were they to attempt such a thing, no
one would rally to the protection of the
intelligence of the county quicker than
myself, and every white person in the
oounty knows it. I have said nothing| as
yet, but so soon as the time arrives I
will be beard from. You will please
uot use my name if you publish this, as
it may injure me in some way. I in
tend to come out with full details so
soon as it is prudent. Yours very
" H. M. Dixor. "
IsMiei.
truly.
A Halclde'a Hallaclnatlon.
Barnhardt Fischer, a New York to
bacco dealer, shot and killed himself
on Sunday at his home, 22 Henry
street, during the absence of his wife.
He has been under an hallucination
that deadly enemies were pursuing
him to rob him. He hid away his
money in all sorts of improbable places,
and hired a detective to follow him
constantly and keep away his enemies.
He left a note for his wife and family,
bidding them good bye and regretting
that his enemies would not let him
live any longer.
Colonel Polk, late Doorkeeper of the
Democratic Home of Representatives, at
Washington, is on the war path. He is
after Carter Harrison, an ex member,
Clarkson N.Potter, and Snnset Cox. He
says the reason why he did not keep his
soldiers' roll full, was because part of
the Democratic members refused to ap
point soldiers. He says they refused to
appoint, and sneered at the whole mat
ter of soldiers' roll. Col. Polk is down
on Tildeu, and says he will stump Mis
sissippi for Grant; against Sam. Tildeit.
Tbe Democrats will convert him into a
skimmer with buckshot if he does.
Secretary Sherman was asked how he
liked Cornell's nomination. "If I were
a oitizen of New York," he said, "I
would vote for Mr. Cornell, and do all I
could to elect him." Ills answer seems
to be tbe general sentiment of those op
posed to Cornell's nomination. Tbe
importance of securing New York to the
Republicans the fall before the Presi
dential election, will outweigh all per
sonal differences in the party, and har
monize the heretofore discordant ele
ments in an effort that will be sure to
win.
lnvsstlcatlDB the Sparrow.
From the West Chester Republican.
B. Harry Warren, our looal ornithol
ogist, in connection with Mr. Benjamin
Kverhart, has recently examined the
contents of the stomachs of over one
hundred and fifty English sparrows
and have found in hut one of them in
dications of insectivorous propensities,
cereals appearing to be their favorite
article of food.
a
at
Indian Medlelne Men.
Some tribes of Indians, when their
pow wow Medicine Men fail to cure the
siok, very quietly knook the M. D.'s in
the head and bury them. If civilized
communities were to do tbe same, doe
tors would be soaroe, the people would
be more healthy, and Flagg's Liver and
Stomach Pad would be the only remedy
used for the cure of disease. Office No.
7 K. 5th street.
1836 Hat* 1 Hats—1*79.
Romford Bros, aro still holding forth
at 41)4 Market street, and selling the
fall styles of hats and caps as fast as
they can be made up. This iB the lead
ing house in the State, as regarding
price, quality, amount of sales, &c.—
Their genial and acoomm dating man
ner has to some extent been the means
of attracting and retaining oustom, but
the low prioes of their goods are the
chief incentives to buy.
Trips Discontinued.
The Sunday excursions of the "Mayor
Reybold " from this , oity to Collins'
Beach and Bombay Hook, are discon
tinued. The oompany returns its thanks
to the people of Wilmington, for the
generous patronage bestowed while
these speeial trips lasted.
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t
At Hartman's Drag Store, 6th and
Poplar, may be found an olegant as
sortment of handkerohlef extraoU,
hair brushes, tooth brnihs* and oombs.
Don't forget the plaee.
Humphrey's Homeopathic Remedies
■old by Taylor & Fullerton, Apotheoa
Tier, 892 Xing (tract.
A U4y*i CcnpUlit.
For the ivepubllcan.
September 8tb, 1889.
Mi8sbs. Kmtobs:— After Sabbath
School on Sunday afternoon I with two
lady friends went to visit a sick friend
living on Orange street. After leaving
the ohurch we had to pass a great many
men sitting at the different cigar shops
and larger beer places, but met with
no annoyance until on onr way baok
Returning along Fourth street, we no
ticed when we got to King street that
we mast either pass over on the other
side in the hot son, or pass a lot of
rough looking men at a livery stable
kept between King and French streets,
but we concluded to keep on the same
side. Ab we passed them we were con
scious of ugly remarks being made,and
when they found tbat we did not notice
them, one of their number gave a low
peculiar whistle which ended in a loud
guffaw by the whole crowd. Now I
want to kuow if such conduct should be
tolerated. If the proprietor of tbat es
tablishment most keep snob animals
around him, why does he not put a
halter around their necks, and pat
them in stalls out of the way of per
sons who must necessarilly pass there.
Or if the Mayor could find a policeman
who has manliness enough iu bis com
position to protect a lady from insult,
it would be better to have one to look
after suoh places. There is certainly
some redress for those who are unable
to help themselves. Things are getting
to a rather low ebb if a lady canDot
walk along the Btreets in the day time
without being insulted. Sbe can take
care of herself at night by staying in
the bouse.
M.
A Grand Hop
will take plsoe at the Sehnetzen Park
on Friday evening. 12th inst. Tickets
twenty-five rente. Hacks will leave
Fourth and Madison at 7J o'.lock, and
also leave Fourth and Pine streets at
8 o'clock.
JJEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
N*W Cabtlb Couwty. Aug 22,1879.
Upon the application of Wm. D. Clark.
Administrator of Arnold S. Brown, late
of Bed Lion Hundred, in the said oonnty,
deceased, it Is ordered and directed by the
Register, that the Admlnlstrdter aforesaid,
give notice of grantlngof letters ofAdmlnist ra
tion upon the estate of the deoeased, with
the dale of granting thereof, by causing ad
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date ot such letters, in six of tne
most public places of the county of New Cao
requlrlng all persons having demands
Inst the estate, te present the same, or
e by an act of Assembly in suoh oase
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted, within the same period, in the
Delaware Republican, a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington and to be continued
therein three aeeks, fe-o-d)
Given under the hand
Jl.s. 5 offloe of the Register aforesaid, ar
f ' New Castle, in New Castle ^unty
aforesaid, the, day and year above written.
S. C. BIGGS, Register.
Notich.—A ll persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present th*
same duly attested to the Admistrator on o<
before Aug. 22, 1880. or abide the act ef As
seably in such oase made and provided.
WM. D. CLARK. Administrator.
Address, Delaware City, Del.
tie,
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and seal o
98
EGIRTER'S ORDER
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
New Castle County. AuguRtl9, 1879.
Upon the application of Margaret Fl»nagi
Executrix of Jobeph F anagan, late ol w
mlnvton Hundred, In said county, deceased,
It Is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Executrix aloresald, give notice
of the granting of Letters Testamentary
apon the estate of the deceased, with the date
of
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of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be poatod within forty days from the date
of eucn letters, in six of the most public places
of the county of New Castle, requiring
person* having demands against the estate,
to present the same or abide by an Act of As
sembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be Inserted within the
same period in the Delaware Republican.
a newspaper published In Wilmington, and
to be continued therein throe weeks, (e o dl
Given under the hand and Seal
Office ot the Regis r 3i aloresald,
New Castle, in New Uastie county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. C. BIGGS, Register.
Notice.—A ll persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, roust present the
same duly attested to the Executrix, on
or before Au* ust!9,1880, or abido the Act
Assembly in such case made and provided.
MAGARET FLANAGAN, Executrix.
ddresB. Wilmington, Del.
L.8.
8-19
EGISTER'S ORDER. .
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
Newcastle CotrrrY, July 7, 1879
Upon the application ol William M. Canby,
Executor of Mary Hamilton, late of Wil
mington Hundred, in the said County,
deceased, it Is ordered and direoted by
the Register that the Executor afore
said, give notice ol the granting of Letters
I'estamentary upon the estate ol the deceased,
with the date of granting thoreol, by causing
advertisements to he posted within forty days
letters
R
in six of the most
from the ejate of such
public places of the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate, to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be inserted,
within the same period, in the Dblawarb
Republican, a newspaper published in Wil-
mington, and to be oontinued therein three
weeks, (e-o d)
--G!
lven under the hand and seal
.( Office of the Heaister aloresald,.at
.» Now Castle, In New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and yearubove written.
S. C. 11IOOS, Keylster.
Nones.—All persons having olalins against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
lame duly attested to the Executor on
or befere July 7, 1880 or abide the aot
of Assembly In suen case made and provided
WM. M. CANBY, Executor,
AddresB, Wllmlnuton, Del
L.B
8-17
TTILECTHICITY IS VITALITY when pro
til perly a 'mlntstered. A. H. STEVENS,
M. D.,the oldest and well- nown ELECLKI.
CIAN of PHILADELPHIA, by the Special
Invitation ol his Wilmington friends and pa
trons has concluded to spend MONDAY and
THUHSDAY of *ach week, for the present,
In Wilmington, not merely to benefit himself
hut for the purpose also of beneflttlng the
a filleted ol both sexes In treating and curing
all curable diseases with Electricity only. He
has been In Philadelphia 18 yeirs or more,
using It as a Speoclalty, and been astonish
ingly Bucccssiul In curing as many ol his old
friends here have testified.
All without SHOCKS or PAIN being an
Entire New Principle. Charges Reason ble
to all. To the resp. ctabl cleanly poor, mere
ly nominal Consul atlon Ereo. Nervous and
Internal diseases ol Females a Specialty. A
lady always In atten lance In the treatment
Ladles. Ho has secured pleasant Pari.—
at THE CLA\ TON HOUSE Will open i
bueldoss Monday September 1. 8-26 6td
.irs
of
'or
ltw
pUBLIO SALE
SOUTHERN OHIO STOOK.
Will he sold at Puhllc Sale, at Kimbleville
Hotel, O It ester Oounty, Pa., on
THUKSDAY, SErTEMBEB
At 1 o'clook, P. M.,
Two good work or driving horse. pTR
20 head ol fresh cows and s ringers, fry
o e yoke ol good oxen, twenty head of fat
cattle. 200 head ol ewesar.d weathers atpr-l
vausale on. fam-.K^^J^at
B. M, Nichole, Auctioneer. 9-&d&wlt
11, 1879,
■pUBLIO SALE
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
LANCASirm ^ spK]N(J
Th* Subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
theChadd.! Emd Hotel, Delaware County,
i*a„ on
THURSDAY, SKPrEMBER 11, 1879.
■jfaian'aiss'jaSj
N B-A lot ol York SUt* Ewe. and Bulls,
wm'b B .-offer.datPr,va. A .Sa,,o.S. g t,,""
L. W. SJdham t Son, Auo'n.
or
9-4-lt
Ml/M. ■RDICIIEI, *€.
TO THE PUBLIC I
»*»*l CATARRH, CATARRHAL
DKAFKENR,
BRONCHITIS
LUNG DINE,HE*
HO i G THHO«T,
ASTHMA AMD
P0BIT1VBLY CURB!) BY
DR. M 80UVIELLE,
OF the NEW YORK FRENCH SUKOI
CAL INSTITUTE Speaks French, Ei»g
lish and German.
Office, 214 VT. FOURTH ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL,
Office hour* from 10 A. M. to 4 P.M. He
will remain In this place several weeks.
9-6-ly _
■ :
i'iV
■■ SAr 'it
n
ot.[yoNic ^
fr
l •
Manufactured only under the above Trade-
Mark, by the
EUROPEAN.
Salicylic Medicine Co.
OF PARIS AND LEIPZIG.
Immediate Beilel warranted. Permanent
auaranteed. Now exclusively used by
all celebrated Phy lclans of s urope anu
A eric, bee mtng a Staple. Harmless and
Reliable Remedy on both continents. ' he
hlg est Medical Academy ol Paris r p.irts 9o
cures out of one hundred cases whbln three
days, .secret—The only dissolver of the
poisonous llrlc Acid which exists in the
Blood ol Rheumatic and Oouty I atlents. *1 a
box : 6 boxes for $5 Sent to any addres on
receipt of prise Indorsed by Physicians
Sold by all druggists. Address
wanhburne; & CO.,
Only Im^Mirter*' Depot,
*»-For Sale by N. B. DANFORTH,
Z. JAMES BELT, Prugglsts. 9 4 1ydAw
No. Ill
SEELE Y *S
HARD RUBBER TRUSSES
Made In every desirable pattern, and fitted
perfectly to the form of the body, free from all
sour, ohaflng, padding or strapping unpleaa
antness. The pads are so anatomically con
strncted a* to successfully meet the various
and moat difficult form* of RUPTURE, af
fording safety, oomfort, cleanliness and great
durability. They can be worn while bathing,
and are always reliable. A complete assort
nent suited to patients of all sizes; from the
small infant to the stoat adult, and for all the
varied forms ef Rupture correclly adjusted by
Z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market St.
49*Apartment tor ladles with a separate
private entrance, No. 4 W. Sixth street. Lady
attendant.
GBAT'8 SPECIFIC MEDICINE,
TRACE MftRK Ttiewreat *r k <* L :: s,
Engllah
Kennedy.
" L * r 7 \n unfall
' ing cure for
Seminal
Weak ness
Spermatorr
hea, Impo
w tency. andVMBF
Before T a king^ t dl =After
\
liML
as a sequon x ol sell-Abuse; Loss ol memory
Unusual La p-tude, Pain in the Back, Dim
ness of Yislo Premature Old Age, anc
many other Diseases that lead to Insanity 01
Consumption and a Premature Grave,
49-Full particulars In our pamphlet, wfalol
we desire to send free to every one. The Spe
oifle Medicine is sold by all druggists at 81
per package, or six packages for $5, or will be
sent free by mall on receipt of the money by
addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.. No. 19
Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mtch. 49*Bold
in Wilmington bv Z. JAMES BELT, Whole
sale and Retail Druggist, Cor. 8th and Mar
by Druggists
>et Street*. And
mhiotl
everywhere.
at
ol
ICE.
Ice For Season 1879
I ofie good,
son of 1879, at
5 pounds dally, 25c per week*
clear, hard tes, daring tbe sea
the following low priees:
01
me
8
42c
ia
49c
10
06c
ao
35
0»c
80 pounds to 100 at the rate ei 26 cents per
100 pounds. Ful 1 weight guaraht e «d.
I have nearly all my old drivers » nd they
will be polite and accommodating to custo
mers. Oenneoted by telephone exchange
with nearly all parts of the oity, which will
be a vey convenient way for many to sond
•
JACOB PUSEY.
OYYICB8J—No. 408Shipley Street,. Fourth
and Poplar, 1818 Walnut street, where ice Is
kept for sale.
ICE! ICE!
REDUCTION IN PRIOE. SEASON OF 1879
5 pounds dully, 30c per week.
h
25c
13
850
T
40e
16
45e ••
50c "
80 to 100 pounds at 28 cents per hundred
100 pounds and over, at 20 cents per hundred.
Special rates to large consumers. Cur loe is
the purest In the city, the water being sup
plied from the oity basin. Your order is re
speotfully solicited. *
Wilmington Ice and (Joal Co
(Successors te)
J. B. CONKOW k SON.
Office. No. 3 E. Second Street
Depot, Third Street Bridge.
le« (or r»i» at both place*.
ao
ol
LAG OR BEER.
PROSPECT BEER.
A PURE DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE
DONAHOE & ROBINSON,
H. W. COR. SIXTH A ORANGE STS.,
Wilmington, Del.,
Respectfml.v ffitnrm the trade and the public
generally that they are now prei ared to fur
nish this Celebrated bee In any quantity.
This beer has no equal In the market, and
•ywhere pronounce
brands.
It ruperior
8-28 ly
dealers
to all other
THE LARGEST GLASS
OF BEER IIV THE CITY
-AT
FUEYE'S SALOON
NO. 17 E. SECOND ST. A FIRST
CLAM POOl. TABLE.
8-12 tl
GUNSMITHS.
C ULT'S. KEMIWGTUN and
all makes of Breech load
ing Guns,Revolvers of all kinds
A Seven shoot fall nick
el-plnied pi
pleie for Si.50.
Glass balls, Trap* and shells, implements lor
breech-loading guns complete. Repairing
done at shortest notice and at reasonable
^NATHANIEL MELCHOHt & SON,
NO. 214 KING STREET,
Wimuhotoii, Dn..
stol com
FV UNSMITH, LOCKSMITH
IT ANI) BELLHANGER.
Gunning Iinpleuents, Fishing Txokle, Base
Ball Material tor sals at reas.nabl.rotM.
UlothM Wringer. Repaired and warranted;
Lawn Mowers Sharpened: Knlres and Sola
Ground, and Umbrellas Re-covered end
nuRm" 1 ' Nm TU Mwketk
sor
treet.
I VBANDYW1NE SEMINARY.—A prae
) tleal seheel for both sexes,
•nday, September I. For
drees
xes, re-opens on
lafermauea, ad
WM. S. MeNAUl, A. M.
a -it
state fair.
DELAWARE
STATE FAIR
Is Open to the World.
Exhibits especially invited from
ALL SECTIONS
OF THIS PENINSULA.
THIS WILL BE THE
Largest and Finest
position
Ex-
—OF—
AGRICULTURAL
-AND
MECHANICAL
PRODUCTS,
AND DISPLAYS OF
LIVE STOCK,
aver held on the Foninsula.
A Grand Ladies'
DEPARTMENT
-AND
DIVISION OF CEREALS.
New Buildings and Am
ple Space.
• NO ENTRY FEE.
PREMIUMS, $8,000.
'
NOW IS THE TIME TO
PREPARE YOUR EXHIBITS
Fair to be held
LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER.
OS-Entrles may now be mode by letter.
For Cn aloirnes, pa tieulara. &c.. apply to
RICHARD HAKBISGTON,
9-9 Secretary, Dover, Del.
CLOTHING.
FALL OPENING.
ENERGY PROMOTES PROGRESS.
HENCEFORTH
ONLY ONE PRICE
9
And no deviation under any circumstances.
ALLi G.HjDS MAKKED Iw PLAIN FIG
UhES. We open the fall business with a
larger st< ck and lower prices than have ever
been oil red to the people of this place.
• ur steadily Inc easing trade compelled us to
enlarge our Hou;e, and having <
are now enabled t* show to the citizens o'
Wilmington and the Peninsula one of the
largest and most attractive Btocka of
so we
Men's Youth's and Boys'
Clothing.
Ever exhibited in this oity at prices to suit
the times, and w th which we defy compe'i
tion. We have adopted the ONE PRICE
goods in
plain figures, thereby assuring everybody
that our house is a reliable one. and that »e
believe HONEST ANI) FAIR DEALING
T BE THE ONLY ROAD TO PERMA
NENT PROSPERITY. We respectfully in
vite you to call and inspect our Fa'l and
Winter stock. Whether you wish to pur
chase or only examine you wll. he treated
with the utmost courtesy and politeness by
our salesmen,
Weguarant e every garment as represen
ted. and satisfaction will be given in every
instanoe or the money refunded.
SYSTEM and have marked all
M. MEYERS,
N. W. CORNER
Fifth and Market Sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL. 9-96t
PANTALOONS!
To make room for the
handsomeHt and best win
ter stock of Clothing: to
be bad in the city for fall
and winter trade, com
pels us to make unheard
priees for pantaloons.
1
i
,
|
|
I
Splendld All-Wool Pantaloon*,
$2.50.
FOR DRBas.
^
Other Grade. lower, some «« Ii
a. ffl.SO.
NOT ALL WOOL.
Wanamaker & Brown,
SIXTH AMD MARKET mi.
PHILADELPHIA.
EHIUTl«in.
WILMG'TN ATHENAUM.
Askew building, Seventh and Market St*.,
a select English, Classical and Commereial
school for both sexes, will be opened by
PKOF. P. W. HOCHK T PPEL, on Septan
f*er8. Classes and private lessons; alee a
flrBt-clais night school. SeHd lor Catalogue. -
Residence, 717 Tatnall street. Office Haul,.
4 u ' * p ^ _ «-27 lm
FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
WH TTFATSTREET, WII.HI VOTOI,
(Between Fourth anil Fifth Sts.)
English and Classical School for
iron and Youths of both sexes. Pupils pre
pared forGol'ege or Business Special atten
lon given to the individual capacities of n»
'"*• School year re opens 9th month 8tfr„
i nd consists of two terms of twenty full weeks
ach. Cost of tuition $10, $16, $20 and $2t per
erm. Good homes provided for pupils from
i distance.
Circulars can be obtained at the store of OL
u Thomas & Co. For further information ad
ress,
An
Qhtt
FRED. EDEN BACH
1*sldcnce #00 w. Ninth St.
Principal.
8-5 2 0
A CAR1 .—Homer A. Herr's School of A ft*
fV re-opens September 22d. Freehand*,
uechantcal drawing and painting taught,
nstruotion privately or in class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio boors—
nonday, Wednesday r-nd Friday trvm 8 to F
o clock. Freehand drawing and painting
taught through the day to suit conveniens*,
ruplis fitted for Academy of Mne Arts, Phil-
adelphia Portraits painted, &c., &c. AD
kinds of drawing designs, &c., &c., made la-
the most careful and artistic manner. For
terms or any information call or address studio
room 18, Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.
Reference-Col. H. S. McComb. J. fayler
Gause, Esq., H. C. Robinson, Esq., Dr. jr.R.
Tantum. « -
FRIENDS' SCHOOL
NINTH AND TATNALL STS.
Elementary branches of an English Educa
tion for Children of both sexes taught. Re
opens on 2nd day, 9th month, 1st. There is
a flue open nlay ground for use of the -will
dren. Circulars may be obtained ol
REBECCA MARIS, Teacher,
No. 009 Tatnall Street.
8-18 lm
mAAPLEWUOD INSTITUTE, ConooM
villa, Pa., for both sexes, is situated aa
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Ontral I,
R., and is eleven miles north of Wilmington,
on the Concord Piko. Students *re prepared'
for tbe active duties of life, for business and*
college. It excel Is in healthy location, good
rooms, and flrst-c'ass professors. Little boyg
»iro made to feel they have a home. Foroata
Ingne call on Dr E. G. Sbortlidge, IMS
Market street, Wilmington.
J SHOBffLlDGE, A. M.,
8-20 8m d&w
_ Princ ipal
T Hk SELECT SCHOOL OF DELA
ware City, Delaware, will re-open <n»
September 18,1879. Children from a distance
will be accommodated in the family. Tern*
moderate. Reference given. Apply to
8-29-12td-2tw MRS. J. P. RELVITJ.lt
URE SPICE
s
PUKE SPICES !
PITRE SPICES!
If you expect to do any canning, preserving
or pickling it will puy you to purchase yoar
spices ot us as
We Grind all our Spices f
and : uarantoe no adultcratlen.
ALSO TMK BFHT t6C''' T Ci 'FFKE AND
60 OKNT TEAS TO BE 11 AD IN THIS.
CITY.
Coffee from loc per lbnp.
Tea. from 20r per IV n
Coeoa Sheila 6 cent, per pon.4
SUttAKS AT COST—SPECIAL INDITOB
MENTS iO HOTELS, KESTAT!RANTS
AND STORES.
Crippen's Tea Stores, •
HO. S WERT THIRD STREET, AND
NO. S EAST RECON D STREET.
Only three doors from Market street. Look
for CnpDon's name. Make no mistake.
ROASTED COFFEE,
'16 CT8. PER LB.,
—AND—
GREEN, JAPAN ARM
MIXED TEA AT
M Ota. per pound.
These voods are unexcelled in purity,
strength and flavor, by any in the city at tilt
price. Trj them and be convinced ol tbe
BLACK,
Great Western Tea Co.,
79. R. BOWMAN Naaaver.
Iff E. SECOND STREET.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
Our assortment of the finer grades of Tea
and Coffee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally is one of the best Prioe*
always right
•SUGAR AT COST TO CUSTOM FBP.
LOOK AT OUR
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES!
FOB CHOICE FAMILY FLOllB.
SNOW FLAKE—A CHOICE PA'ENT
PROCESS, WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.
ONL $6.76 PEE BRJ... MAKES BEAU
TIFUL WHITE BIIEAI). THY IT EX
TRA FAMILY FLOUR, ONLY W»
PEK BBI... 90 CENTS FOB 28 LBS.
AAA FAMILY FLOUR AT
W. N. CHANDLER'S,
WO. Oil MARKET STREET.
(Half way between Sixth and Seven'h.)
PKOFEHMIONAL CARDh.
0
D
K. 1-. J. GOSL1N
DKNTlftT.
Removed from 707 Market c-treet, to IS. W p
Guiiw *th ar d Shipl y Streets. All •■'pen*
ttonp I?) Dentistry nei fonned at yreativ re
June*) priees. sets o» TFKTU <fi.0() #10.00 $16.05
in' 4 'fcJO.ftn. tra« da fly tor the painless
extraction eftpetr. trmrl>lyd-8mw
T
UKTD k'UH Aljjj t n i x
Heautlfu) feetb at #&. #>, /
#10 per ret Teeth ext* , *eto
oat, pain ' • 'oe -rn; i.'rv
tbirt.y yejD teiper'i*'
U.M I -*<H I «
AKKY EJ<JVl(»N:s,
ATTOfiNEY AT I AW,
NO. 702 MARKET ST.,
WHmimrton. De
H
lanl-lv
TOBAtCO AND CIGARS.
^ yrro A BUTZ,
Manufacturers ot all kinds of
VEGARS! 8EGARS! BEC iM t
NO. 2 WEST FRONT STKKK,
Wllmlngten, Del.
JOHN OTTO IT-1
JOHN HUT*
W S. WOOD, TAXIDEH
. MIST, 40* E. Eleventh
street. Pet birds and animals,
and all kinds of game preserved ■
^Dand mounted at reasonable prices.
All jobs left at Meleholr's gun Horn,
rtOf XXX King street, or 7)3end 714 M >rket
Wtvt street will receive prompt attentlea.
9 4 lmdfcw*
*