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EUROPEAN
Salicylic Medicine Co.
or PARIS AND UUPEie.
mines late Keitel wan-"*«'J. Kermen.nl
Jn guaranteeU. Now emiuslvely u.ed by
t In oelebn.te.1 Ffiydclans of harm am
* 'merle*, Iwnilng « Staple. Harmleraanit
n.ilehle Kemetly on both oontlocnts. The
MgliMl Mn'tcnl Acnd.uiy o, Perl, report. M
euree out ot one humlrc ! coeoe within throe
JJT Secret—The only dlaxolver of Uie
JSSJST Dria Acid which axista n the
Itlood ol Bhcuraatto end (fouty l etlenta. |1 e
hoi; ft boxes for 15 Sent to eny addresi on
SSJp, of price. Indented by Phyxlclnn..
Sold by ell drotgUU. Addreee
ffANIIIII'HKE
Importer*' Repot,
llroadwav. a. *•
SpFor Sale by
Z. JAMES KELT. Drot txl.U.
UHAT'S 1'ICIMI ■gSllilbi,
fSACE M»Rg Theatreral TRADE weblt.
Ensllsfc
Remedy.
JV An uDlall
'W : 9 f" log 0" re, °'
'M t A# Seminal
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N. B. DAN FORTH
(MlVrikw
Weakness
Spermatorr
hea, lmpte
teucy. and
Before Taking After Takinfi.
u a aaquao :e ol setf-Abcse; Lon ot memon|
Unusual Lamututfo, Pain lu the Back, Him
iea« of Vlxlo i Prematura Old Aga, an<
many other lllieuci that lead ut Insanity oi
Oonxumptlon and a Premature Grave.
WFull particulars In our pamphlet, whlox
we deeire Ui xeud free to every one. The Spa.
rifle Medicine is eold by nil arugglaU at »
par package,or six packages tor 56, or will be
sent tree by matt on receipt ol the money by
"thTgBAT MEDICINE No. IS
Mechanics' Hlock, Detroit, Mich. Resold
in Wilmington by Z. JAMf'»BELT, W hola
saloand Hatall Druggist, ' v r. Sih and Mar
ket .street.-. And by fWgiats avorywLare.
mhtotl
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL,
ThrNafrst aad Brat Illnmlaatlaf
18 sTRItiri Y PURE
BURNS ODORLESS,
IS PERFECTLY SAFE.
•EUUIRES NO CHANGE OF LAMPS.
WW1LL NOT EXPLODE-tt*
Fold in ona and five gallon c«n*, and ten
fcallun oaaea by
Z. JAMES BELT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT
FOB WILMINGTON,
Sixth and Market Sts.
"a TTENTlf )N.— Ail pe.^enz
A P«>re Druu* or (^beiu uali, or whb
ilr their prescription! or private receipt!
car* fully compounded of pun* material!,
1 000M*0t, l h.dni i? .'or.0l (jHuB8T ,
No. 817 Market street,
Wlltnlagton. Del
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ami — v a tmve the hart itwax.
>rd.-We rati at lo*e*t iirloee.
We have the l>eet
AND 26 GENT COFFEE
26 CENT (10 1 FEE
50 CENT TEA
50 CEN I TEA
Sold In Hit* or any.other clty. Coffeex and
ipixn have irrcutly advanced In Price, >ei we
are»Metosellour good" at old prices as we
loid In a lervr .took Iwloro the rl**.
„„i,tlv we Xivo our curtomern the henettt.
LOOKOUT F)K OUHNEW STOCK OF
Japanese wahk. vases and
fancy goods,
which will be opened for the early Holiday
trade In a few week#.
AND
CHIPPEN'S TEA STOKE,
CMPPEN'S TEA STOKE.
6 E. SECOND ST.
6 E. SECOND ST.
I W. THIRD 8T., AWi)
'6 W. THIRD ST., ai*d
J aook for Red Front and Orlppen'e
name.
STRONG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
<25 CTS. PER LB.
—AND—
, URRKN, JAJAS AND
MIXED TEA AT
50 OU. pat pound.
Then goodl ere unoxcelled In l ,arl, J<
nrength and flavor, by any In the cUy at Ue
iirloe. Try them and be oonvlnoed ol the le^t.
'>■ BLACK
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Great Western Tea Cc.,
w. B. BOWMAN Manager.
|A E. SECOND STREET.
WIIJMINGTON UKLAWAKK
Ooramerunent oftha Bner gradee ol la
aul (loltou, and perfecUy pure J»PP* r . »"d
•nloee generally, 1. one of the Doet. fhtcee
•Iweyi right.
SU"/ K At COBTTK _
lYAUOAINd AT TVM- WIEK'S!
i I,Its, MINUEMEAT, 25 CENTS : 4 LBS.
hLIOEI) APPLES, 26 <JENTS ; 2 LBS. UAN
OAI.1FOKN1A HONEY, 30 CENTS,
nr 16 cent coffee It can't be bent
Bargain! offering *t T . M. WIEK'B, 120V
Market et cot.
f *USTl >M FHS
Try
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merchant tailo ring.
WM. H. UUINN,
Merchant Tailor,
iaa MARKET STREET.
All the latest myios of Spring *"<i
Uashlinerea ai.d *dltlng* kept ou hand, oat
ami made In Kood stylo.
Clothe. Made to Order MOhraf
eiiy oNtabUNhineiit In Wilming
ton or Philadelphia. loyT-Sm
T IHE! LIMES! LIME! !
U CELEBRATED
WRIGHTSVII.I.E LIME,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN W. GRIFFITH,
yard foot of (test ST.
Matf
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S1.50 Wi.od. Orderc oua b. I.lt
Grayabro*., s.«mdaud King xureetaiJa
•ob Moor., at oily Dapott aid Juun S. Ml.lar,
at Hlatng bun orattn* Foitory, aomar of
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ol Jan* Mal'a'lln, who departed this Ilf* ou
ReVtmbar M.1IT0.
Than art gone, another Irland
Haa passad from Ilf* away;
A loving heart has ceased to throb,
Ta raouldar Boon to elay.
Tee, thou art gono, we ne'er again
Tbjr form on aarth shall •**,
Nor hoar thy vole*
aae, __, DOf IM U»JT IDllle,
Which bound our heart* to the*.
(lone from thil e rth with a'l It* eartf,
It« sorrows, palm and tears,
And ended thla, thy plJKrliuage,
In patriarchal years.
(lone from the friend § you laved below
To realma ol purer love,
T ■ leant on p.ea- urea pure and awoet
In that brlKUt land above.
Gone n .w to dwell In acenea ol bliss
Beyond the roach ol woe,
To aee the *»vlour that you served
ThrouKh all your life below.
And there to mIdr a song still new
lu that bright home above;
More irlorious far than angels sinir,
I hat ol redeeming love.
And we through faith In Him who died
trail man rrom doom.
Shall meet with thee Id that bright land
Beyond the all mt tomb.
Beyond that narrow n a, which doth
Divide that land from ours,
And dwell In evfriaatinK love
'Neath Cannon'd peaceful bowers,
I). nth truth but opened up to the t
A holier, happier llfo,
A bright eternal day of toy
With none ot thin w rld's strile.
Tu
Thy body ileepa In Heaths embrace
Among the wlient dead ;
Soon o'er thy grave the gran* shall wave,
And (lower* their Iragra
Returning spring the grans and flowers
Shull call forth Into bloom,
But naught
Thy body Iroin the tomb,
Until that glorious spring time comes
va hen It shall rise ou high
And join that spirit that has fled
Beyond tho deep blue sky.
eheil.
e'tirag'ilu recall
Mrs. Kate t'Saet-SnrraneSnrd.
George Lim k, who van the tutar of
Mrs. Kate Sprague's children at the
time of the outbreak of the receut trou
bles at Cauouchet, lias sued Mrs. Spra
gue in the Marine Court, iuNe* York,
for tiMO, being the amount of bis sala
ry for three months,with disbuisements
for travelling and other expenses.Linck
says In his oomplaint that lie was en
gaged on the 20th of June, 1S7.1, to
give instruction in German, French and
English to Willie Mprague for three
months from July 1, 187'J. and that the
price agreed upon was $. r iU a mouth,
with hoard aud travelling exjienses;
that on the 1st of July,iu the Westmiu
ater Hotel iu New York, Mrs. Sprague
intrusted Willie to his oare, ami he ac
companied the isiy to Canoiiobet and
entereil upon bis duties, aud wa . ready
to fulflll his part of the contract, aud
that from August 10 to October 1 lie
was in New York, under expense,
while waiting for the defendant to al
low himftbe phviutitl) to fulfil 1 the cou
tract.
In the au.wer to the oomplaint it is
averred that at the times speoiiisd Mrs.
Sprague was the wife of William Spra
gue, aud that the agreement with Linck
made iu her capacity as a married
womau and contracted witli her in that
capacity,and she asks, therefore, that the
complaint lie dismissed.
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'Vita
flail Robberle* lu Richmond.
A upt-cial despatch from Richmond,
Va , nay?*: Extraordinary losses have
occurred in the Post-office during the
past three mouths, Special Agent Hen
derson was sent here, and this morn
ing succeeded in putting his hands on
the guilty mau—.!. Gordon Baugh, a
colored letter-carrier. lie was caught
by m^ans of a decoy letter. Four other
men who had been arrested were dis
charged. Baugh is a leader in colored
circles here. Some time ag® he enter
tained Prof. Langston,and ex-Congress
man Rainey, of SSouth Carolina, is at
his bouse now.
He has one of the finest libraries in
the city, a residence splendidly fur
nished, including a telephone and all
modern conveniences, and, when taken
in charge, had on a superb suit of
clothes. He made a full confession.
He bad of late been assisting in the
distribution of letters to other carriers,
and thus got access to the whole mail.
The receut losses number about .350, in
amounts ranging irom 25 cents to $25,
chiefly letters to newspapers. Mr. Hen
derson believes that Baugh was the
author of all of the recent robberies,
but he admits only two. His style of
living, so inconsistent with his salary
of $800, apparently gives his words the
is
.
to
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no
lie.
Onr I'obInI Nervier.
. The annual report of the Postmaster
GHiinriil for tin- year eiidiDg June 30,
1879, has just been issued. The total
expenditures for this department dur
ing the year were $30,041,982.80. The
States returning revenues in excess of
one million dollars were New York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Massachusetts,
Ohio, Missouri and Michigan. The to
tal amount of postage collected during
J<
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the year ou postage stamps, stamped
envelopes and postal cards was $2!*,
538,950.93, and the amount collected
newspapers aud perodicals mailed
to subscribers from known offices of
publication wan $1,104,184.07 on
125,500 pounds of matter. The fact
that but one line of steamships carry
ing our flag is employed in conveying
the United States mails across the At
lantic, is humiliating to the pride of
every American citizen. This line
makes regular weekly trip* from Phil
adelphia to Liverpool, but the great
t u :k of our mails for Europe is carried
by steamers under foreign flags.
on
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K »d or ('tirlHlIuuily.
The VVanlen of the State Prison at
Bangor, Me., recently related the fol
lowing story. A young woman who
served out a sentence of five years found
means of education, aud beootniug
thoroughly reformed and a ChristiAu,
left the prison in appearance a lady.
She was employed by a dry goods firm
in Portland as saleswoman, aud gave
perfect satisfaction to her employers,
till one day a wealthy lady of the place
HUtered the store and reoognixed her
Calling the proprietor aside, she told
him that the girl had been in the
State Prison. He replied that he knew
it, hut that she had dime her duty
faithfully aud that they were well
satisfied with her. "Well." said the
lady, "if you keep ber in your store I
will neither trade with you myself nor
Buffer any of my friends to, if I c*:.
help it." 80 the proprietor, rathei
than lose his oustomer, called In the
poor girl and discharge.! her.
Attempted KoMxery.
Some rogues attempted to break into
the store of Thomas Dalton, at Cent, e
ville, Christiana Hundred, an Monday
night,and succeeded in forcing open one
of the back shutters,when Mr. D. hear
ing a noise got up and the rogueb heat
a hasty retreat. It is well for them
that they did bo, ae Mr. D. had armed
himself with a double barreled gun and
prepared to shoot to kill.
a
to
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was
Tho Tran ■
Forth* Kepublloan.
Yon h*T* meditated over and thought
on your particular way. Wh*t hava
you seen t That It load* to something
beyond. If yon hare not aeon this you
must go aud meditate again; do not let
It alarm you. People do get alarmed
at their own thoughts sometimes and
they try to banish oertain thoughts
from their minds as troublesome intru
ders. They should not be banished
but welcomed as friends, for I tell you
there Is salvation in thought if you will
carry It far enough, Go by yourself
lor another brief hour, and listen to a
still small voice that whispers in your
heart. Doss it not tell yon that be
yond death there 1 b another life ? Yon
may call it an Instinct or an iutuitiou
or a superstition, or a divine monition;
hut yon kuow the voice is there. lias
it not a correlate beyoui the grave f
You feel, you kuow,that death does not
end all. There is existence beyond; it
is this that gives to death that appall
ing title King of Terrors.
Something whispers Iti your heart
that beyond the clutches of that ghost
ly monarchs, there will be the oon
of a state of things tliat may
well be dreaded,—else why do you
Bliudder at the thought of dying ? it
you are going to live hereafter, you
must make straight paths for your feet
while you are living here,
the shortest line from the cradle to the
grave—your coarse of life, your conduct
in this world, needs to he cleansed.
The good man ijueted in No. 1, asked,
"wherewithal" meaning how, by what
means, "shall a young mau cleanse his
wayf" This implies that your course
of life needs to lie cleared of certain
things that aie lu it—oertain things
that are unclean. A cleansing implies
delilemeut. Iu your meditations you
will discover plainly enough what
things detlle your way in liie; aud you
already see that they will ailect your
interests in that state of being which
lies beyond the grave. I propoBeto as
sist yon in future number, not only
to see these things more perfectly, but
to have them removed out of your
TiieOi.o Mas.
U.
and
BUlOBDesa
Your way
of
to
is
the
your way.
IlielNeihleui N 9Ie«»a|«.
Thn Presidents message has beeu llu
irih^d aud is now iu the hands of the
printer. Five hundred copies will be
prepared lor the Associated Press to
mail to newspapers, to be published
Mpnday simultaneously with its deliv
ery to Congress. The message will bo
about us long as that of last year.
The most serious question which haa
been under consideration by the ad
ministration, in connection with the
President's mfsaage and Secretary Sher
man's report, is as to the retirement of
legal-tender notes. It is generally un
derstood that the President will recom
mend their retirement* although its de
termination may bo changed before
Congress assembles next Monday.
An official very u^ar him said that
he and Secretary Sherman would make
the recommendation, but a Cabinet of
ficer gave it as his opinion that noth
ing would be said about the subject.
Whatever may be the final decision
there is no doubt that the administra
tion will bring a pressure to bear on Con
gress to provide lor the retirement of
greenbacks and the really interesting
question is, how shall this be effected ?
The best way, in the view of the Treas
ury officials, is simply to repeat what
the Fort bill, which pro
vides for the reissue of greenbacks af
ter they have been retired. Treasure!
(Jillilliu says that had the Fort bill
been out of the way during the past,
year at least twenty millions of green
backs would have been retired. This
question is daily becoming more impor
tant owing to the rapid increase of the
circulation of the national bank notes,
which is now growing at the rate of
three millions per annum.
A
a
at
in
of
of
is known
I'raod ,unload of Shot Uimin.
Trustworthy information rocoireil
hero from MiHoiaeippi Htatwi that the
colored exodns is at an end for the
preHeut. The negrocH say that the de
of the whites toward them has
wholly changed, and that while the
present state of things lasts they have
desire to leave. Almost every
black man on tho west side of the river,
who staid at home, hai cottou enough
to pay all his debts and have a good
sum of money left. In the best Ideal
ities they count on a halo and a quar
ter per acre, which is about equal to 40
bushels of wheat psi acre in the North.
Iu many localities, cotton-pickers now
get from 75 cents to $L per 100, aud
good hands can average 250 pounds,
while some women can pick 400. In
aud wile earn
meaner
no
of
mauy inutancts a man
#5 or a day. The crop is no large
that thie busy season will last till
Christmas, and planters are now bid
ding against each other for laborers.
A number of colored politicians and
leaders who were talked witli agree
that thero is a vast improvement in the
Mississippi Valley; that buil-dozing
has stopped, and that until it is re
sumed there will he no more emigra
tion. The whites, they say, now de
pend upon ballot-stuffing and political
tricks to accomplish their objects, and
they find these methods more effective
and less expensive than shot guns.
of
of
,
Don't Marry a Mum IVIio Drink*.
Lor tho lie ubllcun.
Mkbsiw. ISditoks:—T hu following
story is sent for publication in the
hope it may hs a warning to the young
men, as well ns the young women.
"Some time ago a young English
woman came to this country to marry a
to whom she had been affianced in
J
at
I
e
man
England and who had come hers two
years previously to engaged in business.
She was to marry him at the house of
a friend of her mother, with whom Bhe
was staying. During the time she was
making up her wedding outfit, lie came
to see her one evening when he was
justdruuk enough to he foolish. She
was shocked and pained beyond meas
ure. She then learned for the first
time that he was in the habit of drink
ing, frequently to excess. She imme
diately stopped her preparations, and
told him she could not marry him. He
protested she would drive him to dis
traction, aud that he would never
drink another drop. No,' she said:
I dare not trust my happiness to a
mau who haa formed such a habit. I
came till
the man I loved, and now rather than
marry him, I will go three thousand
miles hack again. And she went, and
thus proved herself wise and strong."
A
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thousand miles to marry
h.
The baptist pastors of New York yes
terday, declined as a body to congratu
late-Bishop Potior on attaining the
tweuty-flfth anniversary of hia rouse
oration as Bishop of the Bplec ipal
Church.'
Elliott. Johnson & Co.,
BillURI AND BROKERS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
U. 8. Oovaramant Sonde booirht andVaold
or exchanged at current rate*,
ready for good Brat mortgagee.
All local eeciintIM bought and eold.
Cash
Philadelphia. New York nod San fTtneltoo
stocka and bonds bong at and sold and
earned on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received oonsuntly
and Itrrnlsbed. Trade dollars bought.
R. RIIBINIOVAiU
Re
BANKKUS & BROKERS
M. E. t or. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
U.N. FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
ttoa rtoofci
Every laoil
Philadelphia, New York and '
bought and sold on oomml9sion.
•tesaffoMod tor pereond to sell or Invest it
stock:* or bonds.
1*020-1T
Qur Decision Affirmed,
VIZ:
WE HAVE
THE LARGEST VARIETY
a—OF—
Styles and Patterns
—IN—
MENS', YUCTII'N HOY'S AND
CHILDREN'S
SUITS,
To be fo'in<l in Wilmington, and we are
selling them lower than any other Clothing
House south ot New York possibly oan. and
the large patronage given us during
month by
first
OUR OLD FRIENDS
ANDTHE
?
Many New Customers
That have foun I we cun Ripply their
wants in Ciotliina affirms our decision.
A I'EW OF LLR HKAMINS:
FIRST.—Oar Pattern* ftelertrd by
OiirsoIvcH, and made Kx.
prewNly for iim In Style* to
wait our Un»lomer«.
SECOND.—We hav* Trimmed onr
Miilla Hotter than most of
tlie mo railed Ciiatoiii
Work.
THIRD.—Our Garment* are all
Sewed with Silk and Guar
anteed tofri veSatlalacllon.
FOURTH.—We are /taaoelated with
one of the Ixargepit and
■aioHt Reliable Cloth log
IfioiiNeM iu New York,
and Through them we
•retonr good! direct from
the Manufacturer, which
MaveM um the JobberM
Profit, an<l fill* one rea
*4 oii alone bearw um out In
the AftNertlon flint we can
and are now Helling our
Glothlng l.ower than any
" -- lion mo PoHMibly
FIFTH.—Wo Advortl*© only what
w«do, mid our ninny t'lie
tomer* nttewt tlilN fact, One
Price and no Deviation.
SIXTH—You are Invited to Yf«lt um
anti l.carn lor YourMelf
that tlie «l»ove and Until**
imtahle fact aud that we
are doing; far better than
we Advertl*e.
REMEMBER OUR PLACE IS IN THE
NEW RUDOLPH BUILDING,
IV. ». COKYUR
Fourth and Market Sts.,
ANl) KNOWN AS
THE WILMINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE!
JOHN W. DIEFENDORF,
MANAGER.
FA1NTU* OILN, Ac.
OIL CLOTHING
-/ ND—
RUBBER CLOTHING
rubber door ran dm,
BIJRHiiK CHEt'K 1IFINN,
ftUliltUK 1IOK3L GOVERN,
LED HOUSE t'OVEKH.
KIIHBEKX LIIL Vl,
KL flttElt Nil LATIN«, Ac,
-AT
GEORGE W. STONE,
» ANH 11 E. WATER ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
J AIUJSS B It A DFUKD,
MAtrcTxorirBnR cm
PURE OOLf.iK.1, WHITE LFA ». ZINU8
PAINTB, POUO BKGWNAWI) a'U'lTY.
BRADFORD'S
READY MIXED COTTAGE COW IRS
OlES, YAKNiSH AND TURrFNTINE,
WINDOW GLASS. WTO., ETC.,
NON. O AND fi JB. THIRD STRIE1
WILMINGTON, DEL
LAGER REEK.
PROSPECT BEER.
A PURE DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE
DONAHOE & ROBINSON,
I. W. COR. KIXTU A ORANGE STS.,
Wilmington, Del.,
Krapratfoity Inform th. trade am! Ui. ptiDikt
generally that they are now prci aret to fur
nish this Celebrated bur lo any quar.'Uy.
Toll beer lull do equal In th. market, and
dealers everywhere pronoun#)
to all other brands.
it suierior
6 MIS
THE LARGEST GLASS
OF BEER IF THE CITY
-AT
FREYE'S SALOON.
HO. 17 *. SROOMB NT. A
ORAM POOL TABU.
PIRNT
OOU, WOOB AMB LOB.
Geo. W. Bush & Son
•»
FHENOM STREET WHAKF,
Wall epeelal attention ta thalr hard, pure,
SHENANDOAH COAL
Prepared for Family use. Also to their
BROOKMIDE LYKEEI TALLEY,
BUPEKIOB TO ALL GOAL FOR SUM
MEK USE.
COAL! COAL!
LEHIGH AND KOHINOOR
COAL!
Swat Family Coal, Carefully Pre
pared especially for
laid.
Promptly delivered In cellars at lowest nar
kot price.
r retail
Charles Warner & Co.,
MARKET STREET WHARF.
1.1 COAL t COAL t
OHOlUt FAMILY COAL.
STANTON, THOR AS LEHIGH AND
WILLIAM PKNN.
Thg«o are the (Inert family coale,
YAKD FOOT OF WEST STREET.
JOHN W. GRIFFITH.
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VARIETY STORES.
THE LARGEST.' CHEAPEST AN1I
BEST A SHORT RENT OF
DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY,
A YD NOTIONS.
GENT'S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
IJNJ1EKWEAH, BOOTS, SHOES
AND HUBBEKS, OKOOKEKY
WAltE, GIiASSWAKE, and
TINWAWE.
TABLE. STAIR AND FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS.
STAIR, ENTRY. HEMP AND
INGRAIN
(JARPETS
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Come and examine ourntock and you will
save time and money. We are seillinu as
cheap as the cheapest.
4DAIUS & BROTHm.
504 MARKET STREET.
TOBACCO AN It CIO A HI*.
QTfO A HtTZ.
Manufacturer;; cl uii kind! ol
SEMAKS! 9Ef»AH&! NEC4AR&!
NO. a WKST FRONT STREET,
Wiitnlnwuen, Del.
JOM\- ( >TT(
17-1
JOHN UVT2
OfDERTAHEKN.
glMON GUTHRIE.
General Farnlvhlcg Undertaker,
NO. 32d E. SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
Tkrm*.— 20percent. Icsh than uimal price*.
2-2W
rpHUM A>» illliTC3II ELL,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. 4 12 KING STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
JOHN ti. MARTIN,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. 221 SHIPLEY STREET.
l-M 3m
Furcltnre neatly repaired.
PROFEMMIONAE C'ARDN.
R E. C. WELCH.
1)
THE DENTIST,
Has removed to
NO. 613 KING STREET, WILMINGTON.
Ao*Ano j tbetlcs administered, and all
operations In Dentistry performed skilfully
and reasonably.
jQAVIDJ. MUHPHY.JK.,
ATTOHYEY AT LAW,
NO. 0 WEST SEVENTH STKEET,
Wilmington, Del.
10-22-tf
JJAKRY EMMONS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 702 M ARKET ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
PEOPLE.
tanl-ly
mEETH FOR ALL THE
Beautiful Teeth at $3. 95. $3 ami MR
per sot. Teeth extracted without pain^B©
by the uBe of gas. Over thirty years
lenoe. DR. GALLAGHER,
No. 836 Market street.
exper
OVVEI.L JONES,
H
ELI H. CHANDLER,
JDNF.N A ('HANDLER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
9-24-tf TOPEKA, KANSAS.
FREIGHT LINEN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA!
WAKNEK'N PHILADELPHIA AND
WILMINGTON PKOPEI.LERN,
Sail Irom ft'arkot Street Wharf, WUmfngten
daily, at fl P. M. From I- irat wharf below
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, daily, a f 6
©'dock, P. M.
Kxprees arrangement* In both cities, by
whton prompt delivery el merchandise is in
sured.
to
Charles Warner & Co.
»
Market (tt. Wbarf, Wilmington,
Delaware.
FOR NEW YORK 1
Electric Line Steamers.
From King Strut Wharf Wilmington, oo
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATUK
DAYS at a o'clock, P. M.
And from Pier 16, East River Nej* York,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FK1
DAYS, at 4 ocloek.P. M.
Freight forward*4 promptly and at thm
to.ait ratas. aplM-ly
E ANDREWS, Agent.
KKAT SUCCESS.
Has sKtended operations in Wall street dur
icittbe i-ast thirty days. From $10 to ft.000
received and operated,nod profits leturned ot
three to ten times amount Invested. " Puis "
and "Calls " at favorable rates. Write lor
information icncernlng our plan whereby
persons or small means enjoy equal advtnta
K wlth Inncest operator. Special tern s to
ore against loss. Stocks carried on imall
margin. Prices, eto., free.
CLINTON A BRYANT, Bankers,
11 WG1 itifM, N. Y.
G
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11-llMmdkw
HMIUT!
BOilERY!
HOSIERY I
HOSIERY!
HOSIERY I
HOSIERY I
HOSIERY I
HOSIERY 1
HOSIERY!
HOSIERY I
HOSIERY!
HOSIERY !
HOSIERY !
HOSIERY !
HOSIERY f
HOSIERY!
OKAN1> DEPOT,
wKANli DEPOT.,
OK AND DEPOT.
GRAND DEP.jT.,
. J8TH ST.
13IH ST.
.13 I'M HT.
18THST.
/
ASK TO 8KK ASK TO SKK
Our extra heavy extra long Ballriggan Ilose for Ladies, 'JK
ASK TO SHE ASK TO SEE
Our English Sapor .Stout Half Hose, 17e.
ASK TO SEE ASK TO SKK
Our extra quality Fleeced Hose for Lad top, 25c.
ASK TO SEPJ ASK TO SEE
Our English Superfine Stout Gusieted and Fashioned Half Host, 29.
ASK TO SEE ASK TO SEE
Our Solid Color Hose for Ladies, 25c.
ASK TO SEE ASK TO SEE
Our English Fancy Cotton Half Hone, 25a.
ASK TO SEE ASK TO SEE
Our Brettle's Pure Silk Hose for Ladies, 15 colors, $3.74.
ASK TO SEE
Our Children's Wool Hosiery, just reduced it
ASK TO SEE
ASK TO SEE.
price.
ASK TO SEE
Aud wc will gladly show you one of the largest aud utoel uouiplete stocks of
Hosiery iu the Unittd States, «nd at prices that aauDot be matched, exoept
possibly in a uewspajer ati'ertisement. lint comparison of the goods must re
sult in our favor.
JOHN WANAMAUEK,
JOHN WANAMAKEK,
JOHN WANAMAKEIt,
JOHN WAKAtlAKER,
JOHN WAN AM A HER*
JOHN WANAMAKEIt,
JOHN WANAHAUER,
JOHN WANAMAKEK,
GRAND DEPOT,
GrtAND DKP< >T.
GRAND DEPOT,
GRAND DEPOT,
GRAM) DEPOT.
GRAM) DEPOT,
GRAND DEPOT,
GK/*ND IiFPOT,
GRAND DE' J OT,
GRAND DEPOT,
GRAND DePOT,
GRAND DEPOT,
GRAND DEPOT,
GRAND DEPOT,
GRAND DEPOT,
GRAND DEPOT,
THIRTEENTH MTxl KT,
THIRTEENTH STREET,
THIRTEENTH STREET,
THIRTEENTH NTREE1.
THIRTEENTH STREET,
THIRTEENTH S« KF.ET,
THIRTEENTH STREET,
THIRTEENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PIIILADELPH1
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PH I LAD LPhlA,
PdlLADELPHIA.
HEALD & CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
BANKING | REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
» EPARTMKXT l»KI* i JITiMKN T DKPAUTJIi: !V T
Inveatment Nrrnritlea. MorlKneoa Nrtfutluti-d. fire, Marine and Ufa
STOCKS, BONDS. I DWKt.LlNGS.LOTS AND Insarancr.
MORTGAGES A»l> LOANS. I FA irVTSut Pr V ito Sail).
lntcrept, Coupon and Gene-!
ral Collections.
United States, City, Ui
an-i State Bond!.
Kenresent the
LA CAISSE GEN'L FIFE
oi Parle. .
REAL ESTATE.
nty 25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE;THE FARMERS' FIRE1NS,
i at Fubllo Sales. CO., of York. Pa.
I Rent* collected and properties)THE WATERTOWN FIRE
WESTERN FARM, 0@10 per r »retnlly ATnnaged. , ot Watertown, N. Y.
ct. 1st Mortgages (iuaran- 1 < ' 0DVfl T a,lc, t 1 K. Y ,th le ^ ftl 8U 'jTbo LA CONF1ANCEFIKE
teed. ' pervteion. | 1ns. Co., of Paris.
Enropean Ticket* and Intercut on jtlortgnite* The NEW ENGLAND MT'L
Draff*. 1 , t'olleeted.
4^NyMtematle a Prompt ik mm and Thorough*'♦*** It* all Department*.
Telephonic Communication* With all Seeilon* of the City.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
NOTE BROKERS.
LIFE', of boston, Mass.
CLAYTON Hour. BCILOINU,
TO THE LADIES!
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HAVE
BEST
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YOU
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For Hand and Naohinc n*e. Sold by all i:paler* 1
utron*, aud Wholesale and Retail by
Dry GrioUM'and
ADAMS & BRO, GREAT VARIETY STORE,
NO. 501 MARL FI STREET. HU.VI INXiTON, ML,
OIIDEBI BY JWAII. HAVE PROSIPT ATTENTION.
9-18 U
TO BUYERS OF
M
We are now Prepared to give In these Goods the Largest Assortment,
and Notwithstanding the Advance, to sell them at Lower Prices than
Heretofore. We Hespectrull.y Invite anyone tn want or Carpets, OU
Clothe or Wlndowdftades, to Examine those we otrer. We have Goods
to halt the poorest man In the city, as well ns those of larger means.
G. WORR.iLL,
MASONIC T EM PLE.
J. & J. N. HARMAN.
NO. 410 KING STREET.
WILMINGTON. DLL
FURNITURE
Th* largrat and |flnast araertmast of Kaady-mad i I'ursitnr* to tw found Is Wtlminitan-aa
thaBtata of Dataware, oan be saen at GO King S.re«t. I'uruttnre at almot auy prtca Kant
an hand. Kapatrtng promptly attandad to. ^