NO MOW
JV9CV8A
SURE CURE
A
g.nafuMnd only und« th. nbov. Trad.
EUROPEAN
cylic Medicine Co.
OF PABH AMD LEIPZIG.
immediate Relief warranted. Permanent
vuarantwd. Wow exclusively uwl by
i eelebrated Physicians of Europe and
L.Hot mwomlnK a KUipla. Harmless and
tumble' Remedy on bolh continents. The
S «t Medical Academy ol Purls reports 90
i?.. i,utot one hundred cases within tlireo
Secret.-The only dissolver of the
jno'noui l Tie Acid which exists In the
S ,I Rheumatic amUlouty Patients. »1 a
.TV iK.ies lor 16. Sent to uny address on
iiuto? price Indorsed by' Physicians.
Idfiy all druggist.. Address
U CO..
Mu. tens
washburni?
N. B. DAN FORTH
V 4-lvdfcW
jM-for b-Sale by
MMES BELT. Druggists.
prime axcimisi,
(JBAT'S
rRADE MARK.TIinwreal , rtaciE "API.
— F.n K 11" h jfi -. 'X
Iteineily. /\j
An unlall- _>
Ing cure lor
Seminal
Woak mu
Ki'ornjutorr
hoa, Impo
tency, and '-T'-liTHB'''
fore Taking^feAftor Takirif.
it*
M,
M
; ol rell-Abutte; ol memory
Pain In the Back, Dim
i a Mqncm
fnusual Latitude,
us ol VltJoit I'rc'DJturo Ola Ago, and
i»ny other Dlttotwes that lead to Insanity 01
oMumutlon aud a Premature Grave,
Full particulars In our pamphlet, whlet
e desire to scud lreo to ever> one. Tho Spe
fle Medicine Ib sold by all druggists nt
six packages for *6, or will he
receipt of tho money by
jTpackajie.or i
nt free by mall
Tin! GRAY WF.DICIN E CO., No. 19
edianfcs' Block, Detroit. Mich. JWSold
Wilmington by 55. JAAIl'JS BELT, Wiwla*
leand>tetaU Druggist, Cor. 6th and Mar*
Druffglfits ovary where.
et Streets, ^nd by
rnhiOtf
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL,
fheNafrNt and ltr*t irnmlimtlng
Oil.
biKB'n.Y puig;.
BUKMB UDORMISS,
Id PJSKFEGTLY SAFE.
IKQUIHES NO CHANGE OF LAMPS.
8jrWlLL NOT EXPLOUE-SA
Sold in one and five gallon can*, and ten
ml Ion or. sen by
Z. JAMES BELT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT
FOB WILMINGTON,
lixth and Market Sts.
TTENTION.— AH persons desiring
pure Drags or Ghem Ih, or wbm
mf their prescriptions or private rocelj-f
arefully comp-iunoort cf j»ute material.,
h oald f .'. U .ha. j; u^oroot >HuR8i ,
No. 317 Marl.
ket street.
DA
WilUliMgt
5-10 tf
UROl
CRIPPEN'S
EA8, COFFEES,
/HiD SPICES
1 ARE TIFill nEsT.
Iweigltl aud (luallly Onnrantced.
Our New Season Tea?,
50 CENTS PER POUND,
Are very rich
OURCELKBK ATEI)
BREAKFAST COFFEE.
25CENTS PEK POUND.
id full flavored.
[Jpclnl and emit mental prerents given to
and Coffee, at
purchasers ol T
Crippen's Tea Stores,
(O. 3 W. THIRD STREET,
-AND
IO. 3 E. SECOND STREET.
Make no.r ls
Look for Crlppen'a Maire.
fcke.
RTWONGANT) WIl!»
?0 ASTEB COFFEE,
25 CTS. PUR LB.
—ANU—
B IRK I5S, JAPAN
HIXr.K'fltA AI
BLAUIl,
BO Oti. por ijound.
Thoso goodi are unexcelled In parity,
(ren^tli aud flavor, by any fn tue cl'y at tuc
trice. Try them and bo convinced ol toe '.v.»
is
Great Western Tea Co..
V/. H. BOWMAN EIsnafcBi - .
15 E. SECOND STREET.
WliMINGTGN BEt-AWAKE.
Oor asaortmoni of tho finer grade, ol Ton
nd Oottoe, and povfeotly pure pepper, and
B toefl generally, Is ono ol the boBt. Prices
ways right.
i'U:- TDBT EKti
SUGAR A " GOST TO
PASS IT ALONG
PASS IT ALONG
And let your r.e .- hbors knoi
nose your
F /lSS IT ALONG
1* ASS IT ALONG
tliiit you pur*
be
ble.
CHOICE FAMILY FLO TIN,
CHOICE FA A! I LY FLOUR,
fhat makes you ft'ieli bein Uful white brail*
and gives you such cntiro ?atl<5lactlon,
FROM W.N. CHANDLER,
FROM W.N. CHANDLER,
And that tho best and cl-wipest spot In thD
Ity, lor everyone to buv iliolr Kh ur, Meal,
Lokwheat Flour, Ac., Is at this old otab
Ished stand
nan
NO. 0!1 MARKET STREET,
NO. 011 M A K K KT ST It E El,
Hall wuy between,Sixth nnd Sav-nth.
7th
745
be
who
L ,m
MM FI! I.IMF.! !
OKJ.EBRATED
VltlUIITSVlILLr. LUIE
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL.
10HN W. GRIFFITH,
FARlb FOOT OF WEST ST.
e-sail
REMOTALN.
j-OHN
B. r.ITOHIE,
tkAoheh of music
HAS RBMOVKOT»
NO 106 EAST SIXTH STREET.
Mtulol.na fumlthed lor Bali. Farttu, Ae.
lT-tf
THE BATABB BOOB.
For tho Republican.
PART FIRST.
Oome fall In line, all patriot* true, and wel
come t« bio home
The noble Bayard ol Delaware, who o'er the
ooean roamed, . ,
Let party lies he thrown ailde when Dela
ware's son rdturna,
Let not his actions In the past within your
bosoms burn.
Clty
mke their places
V1 ... ... r
Next then will come the ship ol Stuto with ,
il ik* el every hue.
Thepta sand stripes entwined around the
fiagol bonny blue,
The thirteen stripes and seven bars wave
proudly side hv side.
Inside the ship, our ladles fair, majestically
will ride.
.thegreat
The editor ol Ms organ here, will take the full
command
Ul Thomas when he sots bis foot upon hlfl na
tlve land.
The old rotate Guard, which Thomas raised In
clgUten-slxty-ono,
Will lend the mammoth cavalcade, (If they
can get their runs.)
Bravo Colonel II. H. mounted
prancing steed,
Will take command of Company A, which
Thomas once did lead,
The anllorm ho proudly
rope's sonny clime.
And at his "Grand ilyde Park Review" will
with new luster liblno.
Then next In lino will come the men who met
the Kehel foe.
Whilst Thomas cried "let thorn alone, In
peace, pray let thorn go.
The widows sin! the orphans of tho loyal pa
triots dead,
Will, with the soldiers, fall In line with Thom
as at their head.
lour noble milk v.-lilte prancing steoda, tho
great barouche will haul
The bnhle son of Debi
Hall;
Behind the great barouche will comotho tuen
who have no say
Of who shall rule tho noble State that honors
Bayard to day.
The children from O'.r Public Schools,diessed
In their host at tire,
Will laII In liny behind tho Chief, who public
schools admire.
The veterans ol Fort Pillow then (men of a
dusky line)
Will fall In lino with battle tldgs to render
homage due.
aBUowwhito
through Eu
up to
Cur great officials ntu
In the line,
The State, the county, city too have places
them assigned,
•Is iroin sister states, with Ben
Hill, hand 1n hano.
Come next with band who'll sprightly play
"Way down In DlxeyM Land."
Invltod
Then clubs ol both cur parties here will take
llieir place in line,
Tho Detn'a and Rad's alternately will with
Bayard hedges shine;
Tho whites am! blacks will next fall In pro
miscuously to shew
Statesm;
Bayard,
That ail who h<>
c!a>8 or races know.
l'AKT HBCOND—TIIK OUHST AP.HIVK8.
Ghlef Mar.-hull Billy leads the way and
proudly glv
To give three che
est in
e* command
ors for honest T
land;
The parsdo route o'er which they movo h'
:pt neat
By L. I* Lynch's Broom Brigade.tho work by
him boon seen.
The grand parade -.a length proceeds through
District. Mstand West.
1'ntll the ( i i'.irk is reached, where Billy
t 'pen a rostrum :nng and wide our great olB
curt tho Statesman B iyard whom
thoy have met to greet.
Tho noble eh'ef steps to tho front midst won
uorftil api lauso,
The band strikes up tno Ihrillliig air "We'll
Ital y lor too Cause;"
The mu-ic censed the honored Ilajard Is
welcomed to his b<
By John, tho sweof toned orator, who from
old Ireland roamed,
I al
And trie
The honored c G I of noble birth rcturris his
thanks sine
conferred, but hopes
i
hoi.ors that are
'or
xty Titt l
's hop. lorlnlure
Ho plainly sro
years to come,
Depones upon tho Empire Btato, without it
th
A
*ro undone.
Id It w.*s his greatest pride that llttlo
dficc nny
»oa would fee a truly
Ho
D 1-i-wpro
Had not a itud In all the State i
where;
And that he ho; ed he
noble band
Of bonnet Hem crats in all tfio ofltccs In
land.
idflt loud huzzas, into that
juct
■hed boldly in with Del
lie then retired i
snug rotrut
e gr<iif (/ffieiuls herolofo
oil did
T he fa vored low
In I.t
Whet
ct.
'h noble sun,
Bat the ntna and file, like Hubbard's dog,
went homo without a bore.
Kokin Hooo.
Hu.lcii'-m Iuiprnvlui,
in the grand rally of Imainesa gener
ally in the past few weeks, no branch
perhaps lias been more active than
that of the merchant tailoring,
tailor has received orders for twenty
nine i ii it it this week, among which
were a $45, $h0 and an $85 suits, two
otthia number being wedding snita.Thia
tailor acting on the hypothesis, that
one branch of business well attended
to is le tter than many badly managed,
has arisen from a small beninning to
an extensive business, was known at
one time as tailor and agent fora I'bil
adelehia lirrn, at another time lor two
years as foreman cutter of the leading
establishment at. tho time of Wilming
ton, and left that establishment in a
flourishing condition, cud commenced
in tm humble way to establish the
Model Tailor store of Wilmington, the
success of this enterprise has been un
precedented.
Market street.
One
Give him a call ai 233
WJlrnlvKKK) Acftclcmv "»IIvcr
Kerfai."
Bfginirg with Monday, I'rof. Crabb
intends ae an inceutive to study, to pre
sent to the pupil that stands No. I ill
his school during one month to bo
worn by that pupil, a silver medal. At
the end of next month the medal is re
turned to the l'rindpr.i and given to
the one also standing the highest for
that month aud so
year.
will be announced on Monday. There
will be some hard work done as this
medal will bo the forerunner of the
"gold medal" to bo presented at the
end of the year, Juno 20th 1880. Mr.
Crabb has cow under his instruction
over 125 students, day and night. It
is a fine schooh
throughout the
The lucky one for this month
Xwt itiat l lmrlle.
Wm would inform
the CliarliB fimitli Hpokcn of in tbo po
lics report of the Ri<mii.ic.\a few days
ago, is not Urn Charley F. Smith, wlio
carries on the barhering buuineos at
No. 3 Cast Third iitreet, and that lie
still be found at his post of duty
ready to shaye Ilia beaids and out the
hair of the most fastidious of Wilming
touiaus.
be always getting its owner into trou
ble.
readers that
nan
The name of Smith seems to
I'opnlar fiunday Paper#
71 m (Intuand for Sunday papi.T. has
become an great of late that llr. G. A.
Davie, the nj.-town news dealer at
7th and Market street, has been com
pelled to double bis orders during the
past month. To show the demand for
Sunday literature we will briefly state
that ou Sunday October 12th, the New
York "Sun" printed an edition of 137,
745 copies and the New York "Herald"
124,600. Mr. Davis news bazaar will
be open all day to-morrow and these
who are anxious to get such papers
would do well to leave their orders this
evening wheu they will be served at
their residences if so desired.
the
we
;
• BATTLE BETWEEN TWO HTAL
LIOEE.
A Terrlfle Eacoonter On n Far we
Near Frledenibarc-The Result.
Two stallions, one a four year old,
Gold Hast breed; called "Gold King,"
and a three year old called "Schuylkill
Chief," kept on the farm of Aaron
Maskell, near Friedensborg, were re
cently taken oat of the stable for water
and exercise. "Gold King" behaved
badly, and when "Chief" approached,
his rage knew no bounds. He broke
the bridle by which he was led and
rushed npon "Chief." The man who
had "Chief" in charge dropped the
halter and ran away to a place of safe
ty. The stallions wefe pow both free
and eager for a fight. Hearing on their
hind feet, the horses came together with
terrific force, and the shock made both
recoil on their haunches.
Hostilities were resumed almost in
stantly. and then followed such strik
ing and biting and kicking as was nev
er done before by equinep. The cry of
the infuriated animals could be heard
a mile oil', and as the combatants be
came weaker their rage seemad to iti
crease. Mafkell and Krietzer saw that
it was utterly useless to attempt to
separate the animals without assistance,
so the latter was dispatched for help to
neighboring farms. In less than halt'
an hour nearly fifty men and hoys had
assembled around the ham-yard where
the horses still fought viciously. Vari
ous means of separating them were pro
posed, but as each p'au was trit-d it
proved a failure. In the meantime the
horses fought on without paying the
slightest attention to the excited spec
tator. At last pome one suggested
that two lassos be made and one thrown
ou the neck of each horse.
This was thought to be a good idea,
and it whs acted upon immediately.
After the lassos were made, to oue
, . . 4 . ' _ ,>•
knew how to throw them from a dis
tance, and for some time to come riooue
could be found brave enough to ap
... • • „ i , n
proach the vicious horses.
ivlaskoll and a man named Glover took
the i aBg08 ftU( j approached the horses.
Glover succeeded in throwing his noose
around Gold King's neck at the first
attempt, but Maskell made three casts
before he got his lasso over "Chief's"
head. A dozen ready hands then
grasped the ropes, and the horses were
drawn apart. They both struggled vio
lently and uttered the most savage
cries; but the tightening of the ropes
soon choked them down and they were
hobbled aud taken into their respec
tive stables.
Both animals were covered with cuts
and bruises, arid Gold King's forelegs
are so badly injured that it is feared ha
will never entirely recover. The Chiefs
injuries although severe, are not likely
to cause permanent injury. Alter be
ing taken to their stalls b th animals
continued to utter furious cries for sev
eral hours. {Strange to say neither rt'
the animals have taken food or water
The combat doss not seem to
At last,
since.
improve Gold King's disposition n par
tide, and yesterday he would not allow
anyone to enter his stall. A Heading
veterinary surgeon was sent lor, aud ar
riving yesterday took charge of the
hoc *e —"Fottsvilie Journal".
it
»f Btearacr*.
A bant Roach h'
LSI
The Consul General of Brazil, in
writing to tho lion. Wrn Ward, from
Rio de Janeiro, under recent date, has
this to «?.y concerning the Bteanisliipa
city of Bara and City of Rio do Janeiro,
built and placed on the line between
Now York aud Brazil, by John Roach
& Son, for the purpose of establishing
a trade for American built ships:
"Parties here who are interested in
uers, and also the repr«
British s
seiitativcs of Baltimore houses, seeiu to
bo working together to kill off Roach's
American line. The City of Fara went
out in very light trim, breauso the op
position tool: t offee freights at ruinously
low rates, ami now it appears probable
that tho steamer City of Ilio tie Janeiro
will either have to accept 20 cents a
bag or go empty. A British steamer
has just sailed from New York with
31,5(16 bags, another is loading for New
steamer lias
Orleans, and a German
just been loaded for New York,
the last steamer, City of l'ara,
there, over 140,000 bogs of coffee ha
been shipped to the United States, a
large amount for the season, and under
the circumstances. The Roach line
has to coutendagainst theseeret enmity
of Americans who profess friendship,
An agent of tho Canadian Government
is now here attempting to establish a
line with his country."
left
ForclKn TvaUe.
A special despatch from Washiujton
General Nlmmo's third monthly
says:
statement for tiio current fiscal year
shows that in September the exports of
the United States exceeded the imports
by $20,C2d,087, this being also almost
the identical figure for the moDth of Sep
tember a year ago.
tiding September lit) the United States
shipped to foreign countries $250,840,
277 worth of her products in excess of
the value of goods imported. For the
previous year, namely, tho twelve
months ending Svptember 30, 1878, the
difference was a little larger, tiro excess
of exports being $294,013,337.
The opinion is entertained her**
rnoiig some who are regarded as good
authority on such matters that the re
cetpfs of gold horn Europe, between
this time and the 1st of January, will
be over $25,000,000, and may possibly
reach $30,000,000. The Imports of coin
and bullion (mostly gold) for Sentem,
her were $28,360,000.
For the whole year
e
Terrible fflal an in Kpaln.
A despatch from Madrid,Spain, pays :
There have been heavy rainn through
out the entire country. At Malaga a
waterspout uprooted trees and injured
many persons. At Vera, in Algeria,
tho river overflowed and flooded
the mines, throwing fifteen hun
dred men out of work. Tweuty
one persons wore drowned. Thirty
houses and 500,000 pesetos of ore was
carried away. At Cuevac several lines
were lost aud one house was destroyed.
Marauders are taking advantage of
these events to depredate on property.
The Saragossa and Barcelona railway is
submerged for a distance of sixteen
kilometre?.
Night School.
Saviile Building; Large Sobool; Three
Teachers; $5.00 for 13 weeks instruc
tion; Mechanical Drawing; Cheapest in
the olty. $5.00 for 13 weeks. Large
class in Spanish. JA fine Gymnasium
free to the pupils every night. All the
English branches taught; Opens at 7
o'olook, closes at 8.30. Pine PenworL.
"Pay when It suits you." We do what
we promise.
Jambs H. Crabb.
COAL, WOOD ABB LIME.
Geo. W. Bush A Son.,
FRENCH RTUKET WHARF,
Call speelal attention to their hard, pare,
SHENANDOAH COAL
Prepared for Family use. Also to their
BROOKSIDE 1TKEFI TALLEY,
SUPERIOR TO ALL COAL FOR SUM
MER USE.
COAL! COAL !
LEHIGH AND KOHINOOR
COAL!
Beat Family Coal, Carefully Pre
pared especially fur our retail
•ales,
Promptly delivered In oeltars at luwestirar
liot prloe.
Charles Warner & Co.,
MARKET ftTSEET WHARF.
c
iOAL!COAL!COAL!
CHOICE FAMILY COAL.
STANTON, THOIVAN IjmCH AND
Vi I a.Mi AM Pk.JiN,
Those or: the finest family ooals,
YARD FOOT OF WEST STREET.
«-ll tf
JOHN W. GRIFFITH.
DRY CiOODS.
S. H. ST A ATS.
flo, 405 Market street,
ITa? opened this day, and Is rocelvlr.g at
most dally
NEW AND KK4ITIFFL DFMONN
IN
FANCY HOSIERY
FO
EADIES AXDJMIBSES.
Wo
also op cnirg a Large and Well
leeted Stock ol
MERINO UNDERWEAR
For I/)dies Gents and Ml ses.
PAINTB. OIL*!, Ora.
rt'
PAINTB. OIL*!, Ora.
OIL CLOTHING
—AMI'—
RUBBER CLOTHING,
RLBBI.R DGOEt RANDN,
KlTJiUtTKt fllTK KF.INIM,
RIIKKKR IKORsEOG ERS
OILED IfOIfSE (OVERS,
lU RKERi KMF.NT,
Kl fljlFK slIKETIAO, Ac,
'-AT—
GEORGE W. STONE,
AIYD IS SI. WATER ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
AM.US BKADFOKD,
KAjmcAC7nj:ufa on
J
. OOIXH^. WHITE LEAD, ZINCS
• N rs, roro BiiOV/N AND PUTTY.
BRADFORD'S
fctFADY MIXED OOTTAGE COLORS
OIF;>, a.NIf-H ANT) TU1.FENT3NE,
'YIIWOW GLASS, ETO., ETG.,
(5 and » E. FWlHIV H'ii'lXfc/F.T
V, ".K; ' ON, DEL
LAWS'Eiihi ;r.
PROSPECT BEER.
A PCBE nr.I.JV 1 JITIUL I!F VEItAOF.
DONAHQE & ROBINSON,
S. W. CO a filXTHA OBAKGESTS.,
Wilmington, De'.,
Roepootfnil.v Inforn the trade and t!ie public
Konorally that they are
nl.h this Colebreted beer In
equal In the
prepared t-> lur
ry quantity,
mpricot, ami
Thla beor has
dealers everywhere pronounce it •tiperfor
to all other branda.
fily
THE LARSES! GLASS
oy 'isr.un 3N tri:
—AT—
FREYE'S SALOON.
NO. 17 R. A'-KCON 76 1ST. A 8'JKST
<'lxA«H POOfiTAfllj;.
tfcW I
PROFKSSION 11. 1'ARIJM.
ifEi
UE
ailHKU
AVID J. MURPHY, JR.,
D
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 0 WEST SKY KNTH STlt KKT,
Wilmington, Del.
10-22-tf
AUUY EMMONS
H
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 702 MARKET ST.,
Wllrnlmrton, Del.
Innl-ly
EETIl FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
T
Beautiful Teeth at fa $6, $8 and Ji
! >or set. Teeth extracted without pal
»y tho use
ience.
of gas. Over thirty years
DR. GALLAGHER,
No. 83o Marzet street.
oxper
OWELD JUNIN,
H
ELI II. CHANDLER,
J CN US A OBAKUI.KK,
A T T O Si NIC ¥ 8 AT LAW,
0-34-tf TOPEKA, KANSAS.
XCFj.
ICE!
ICE!
REDUCTION IN PRICE. SEASON OF 1578
5 ponndB dally* w*c per wock.
an© "
H
2SC
IS
10
JSo
so
1500
as
CO to 100 pound, at Z5 cants per hundred
loo pound, nnd over, at to cents per hnndrsd.
Special rstos to inn;o consumers. Our ice ts
the purest in the city, the water being sup
plied from tho city baoln. Tour order Is ro
speotftilly solicited.
Wilmington Ice and Goal Go
at
(Sucoeseor. te)
J. B. OONltOW fc HON.
once. No. a E. Recoil. Street
Depot, Third Street Bridge,
lss for ssleat both plao«.
UIVHilT TilLOBMfi.
FALL AND WINTER
1879-80.
WE REPORT PROGRESS IN
THE ART OF
PINE
TAILORING
And have just laid In good selections of the
LEADING STYLES.
SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE BEST
CUSTOM TRA DE
alms the latent moveltiem
im biimkeknm itimgmams
IKin.tim.S, at PRICES!
PR on Rin.nu kao.mo
PEK 6II1T.
That our eupUmrrs after a TRIAL OF
SEVEN YEARS with Home ol them,continue
matter that v$
us ami this In connection
with tho fact that wo have been continually
Improving in the art, is tho best recommen
dation we can otter tho public.
WITH RESPECTS,
to repeat their orders Is
greatly encourages
rs
Ferd Carson, The Tailor,
233 MARKET STREET.
y 13 tues&sat
WM. H. QUINN,
Merchan
Tailor
123 MARKET STREET.
All the latest styles of Spring and Summei
Caaslmeree and suitings kept on hand, cut
and made <n good style.
Clothe* Made to Order a* ('heap a*
aujr e*tabllHhmeBit In WfhntiiK
ton or Philadelphia.
mj7-rm
J. A. BASHERS, Mprc!?a»t
Tailor.
WO. 2 WEST SIXTH STREET,
NEW GOODS, CHOICE STYLE.-. 1,0 V
" EST PRICES.
9'*V
GENTS' FtiKNISIIINO GOODS.
FALL OPENING!
I return thanks to my friends and
The Public Generally,
For the patronage tbev hav
with, and again lolioit ail to c,
favored
e and
EXAMINE MY STOCK
—t;F
FALE AK2> W INTER
UNDERWEAR,
Which I am oflerfng AS LOW AS THE
LOWEST, having bought before tho advance
of prices, which enables n
at last year's , rices.
A FI'LL LINE O V. OE.. T S
to otter :ry stock
FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALL DESCK1PT10N.
W. H. SINCGCK,
No. 307 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
0-1 3m end
VARIETY STORES.
THE UltlW. I'SIICAJPEHT AS a
UEBT AKHOKTHtFINTOF
DRV GOODS,
JIOS1EHY,
AND SIOTIOM
tJLN'.rt, LADIES' AND CHILDKEN'B
DNDEHWEAH BOO
A KU K V h HUBS, OROGKK KY
V.'AItE, GLASSWAitK, :;nJ
TIN WAKE.
SHOES
TABLE. KTA1K AND FLOUK
OIL CLOTHS.
STAIR, ENTRY. HEMP AMD
INGRAIN CARPETS
AT VERY LOY/ I P.lCIiS.
CVT'ue srd orarrlne out ctoelr find yon will
Wo arc scll'lng' an
rave time and money.
oaenpiM tie eho&peri.
si DAMS & BBL«T»EB
501- VI ARK FT STREET
-
WESTERN HOTEL!
PERMANENT AND TitANSFKT
liOAUld.V;.
WIIX5AM CAMPDE1.I,,
The popular Caterer, .having; leased the
WESTERN HOTEL,
S. E. COR. rOIJBTl? AND ORANGE,
In now ready to receive boarders pcro'.anont^
ly or tranrently. Flrt-elaxs .tab e. Nleala at
all hour?. Terms raoderato.' 1C-3 lm
I
Western Hotel Stables I
THOMAS FARM Alt,
Having leased tho Western Hotel Stables,
S. F. ('OK. FOliTITTI AND ORANGE,
Is now prepared to furnish first-clasp ac
commodations lor {-.tabling horsoj by the day,
month,etc. SutlstncMon guaranteed.
Special attention raid to feeding norscs.
I0 31nrd
week
TO B AIM JO APit) TK'AKS,
tios
T71> A BVTZ,
O
Manutaoturen. ol
k lot's cl
SEtiARM! SE«ARSI 8ERARS2
NO. « WEST FUOrsir 8'
WUmlngten, Del.
up
KELT,
JOHN (TU)
ICHN Kin
17-1
BREECH AND MUZZLE
Loading Guns,
All Stylos, Makes and Prices. Prices sent
to any point, on application.
JAMES & BROTHER.
30 4 NVAEIlifiT STREET.
ITXDKttTa tlim
jglMOaN GUTUBli:.
General, FiiriiialilnK I ndcrtskor,
NO. 3J1 E. SEVENTH STREET,
Y/i lining ton, l)ol.
Terms.—'JO percent, less than usual prices.
2V
HI .MAS MriOltKLL,
T
rrRNiNiiiNG ixD»:mKi;K,
NO. 4 12 KIN G STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
JOHN B. MARTIN,
I'lRSISIIIXG FNIiUBTAKLII,
NO. 221 Sllll'LEY STREET.
Furniture neatly repaired.
1-13 3m
m»-| SVUh For a large load ol kindling
•S-L.OU wood. Orders
Gray A Bros., Second and King streets; Ja
oob Mooro.aiOhy Depot, and John S. Miller,
at Biting Sun, or at the Factory, comer ot
Union street and UUp.n avenue.
Ilti. J. McKINNFY
be lelt at
TRUE CO-OPERATION'
We divide what other dealers would
larger share to our customers,
chase and the best
call a email pioflt, and give the
Thna a dividend is paid with every pur
co-operation reached in a simple way.
TEST OUR PLAN PRACTICALLY
COMPARE OUR
Ten Dollar Men's Suit with others at Twelve Dollars.
Six Dollar Boy's Suit with others at Seven Dollars.
Four Dollar Small Boy's Suit with others at Five Dollars.
The same rule holds good^for all our stock. We thus olsim to give a
clear return of 10 to 20 n ( . r cent, to c
ry buyer.
i
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA.
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
■rr
ESTABI ISULD II¥ 1S3L
RBBHJILT, 18*9
JOHN H. MOORE,
M (TOrOB TO 3 DWAIF MOORE
Mimvcd back to the i.t
iv.'T.ge-vfel
r> the
tc o! t: e 11 £ established
§||
if
run u
228 MARKET STREE,,
. WITH AN ENTIRE JVF.TY KTOi'K OF
.MENS ROYS'AND UlULDREN'S
Of nil the Is test drsigns. uud nr»-r.y novelties *r. (' o'lilrg, icver bofbre off red In this
city. Our (Jlothlng in ail FlRST-CLoSS !»ot.h fngvd'i and manufacture, uur 8tv»
the most fiiBhlenablein the city, and will bo
ol
cut,
SOLD FOIl ONE PRICE,
Which (3 marked in plain Pgvns
vlatlon as they arc marked at the very lowest''GASH J -
cun be pureliujed l«r, either here or i"ri Philadelphia, oj
* and from which There will l c no de
>• TFS that the ?ni
■ wYArk. We h
every tfa'n
■ elftsit of goods
the
BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY
estahllshn ent fn the' city, and all we want in a cell from a r fr ends and u Grit -
cal examination of our Hock. (>nr mol to Ip FA IK AND F QUARK ID AI IMG ler our cur.
uors- V/o have always loud lor nearly hall a century In tne mannfnctuie and sale of fine
r '*ady mane clothing; and Intend tu keep up our well earned refutation of the oid unti re
liable Hou>e.
Gt
SPC€JAfi.TSFS
B O YS ' A N D G li 11,1) R EN ' S SUITS
Our suits are weil p
ponge t betorc ttetng cut anil
, for the truie ot this Oi.y and Peninsula, tv
arm' -inured, cxpres.df either for us < r
don't learcompototi'jn, and challo.'j e
by
omparls
OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
econd lloor of II
Main Bu dlcg, ai d Is under tl e supervision of
MR. NATHANIEL BAYNE
J
Whoso r.-pnta' :
ori= c 0 wol! ednbii: lu'il in 11 • iy
l.is Dei artm: nt will con*
nlty th.it comment la
*• * he .atest designs and novel
• r >mt
seIo«.s lr-.m us.
flock ii
In
FfflE SUITINGS, SASSI&F.RE8, CHE.YIDT8,
And every description r,f p.'ero goods adapt'd for o
In tho LATEST STY'LE ard best rnnner. A
every
or »>ey? wear vGi'ch v ill bo made
itisfaction gmiranteed In
•Iiase or no'..
i
■u n
. < 'all end e:ouUr.e our a
k vhctliL
Suits Me to Order from $15 To $ 50 .
All good, warranted as represented or tne
"*)' roll
JOHN
IT.
MOORE,
NO. 410 KING STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
FURNITURE
The kjgefitarid|ficestassortment of Koa(iy-ma«le VurcTure to be found n WilinJntrtQii'on
oamfff SlW0! - ^n"t««atalm,tany prtTfegl
MILLER BROTHERS PAINTS !
KENT AN If t'HEAWOT IN THE CITT FOB MALE ON (.VAT
NO. 109-KING STREET,
ALSO ASBEtTOS HOfiFlfifl. SP'AM PAOhiNG, BOILcl. CUVERING
VARNISHES, Ac. ' '
PILBBAM & MORTLOCK.