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THIRD EDITION.
WI ST IHlSiS FA1B.
Tire Children's D»jr-"01«J Kilo"
The EI-pUani-TUe "Uloatlcolea''
-The Dwarf and Brnat-The ■ v»
nlUtt's Male—Tha Aaciloii-Wr.-.
and the lilraas Holt—A
aent*
Grand Sacctu.
No doubt there were nft- moons dur
ing the prevalence of the Went Presby
terian Church Fair at the Opera Home,
profuaide in dollars ai d cents
than Saturday afternoon was, brt it i
doubtfal if there was o.,e more eu
Joyabie. It was emphatically the
children's afternoon, and they made
good use of it. Flocking in by hun
dreds they seemed as if by na^ie to
take possession of everything, and
their merry laughter resounded in loud
ohorusses not ciroutm oib-d tor kepi in
check by musical inflections, nor by
music teachers with note nook and
tuning fork.
It was children's afternoou and all
that was left lor the papa* and mammas
aud older "sissies" aud "bubs'' to do,
waa to join iu and for the time be a ohilu
too. This was readily done by all,
with thu possib'e exception (which *e
did not see,) of some ancient elongate ,1
spinster or wrinkled and campled n:
bachelor, who with scowls and tit
pression, "plague take the brats," re
tiled to some obscure corner to com
ment upou the "orful" moral d*g
ey of the youthful and rising generation.
Not so however with such wools scaled
fellows a* W. J. Morrow, Charles and
Isaac Baird, John P. M-'.ear, Joseph b.
t.)chel;ree, James Woolley aud others
whom we might name it we ouly knew
thorn.
Kv-u pastor Xeigwin, the lielored
pus tor ol this happy crowd,forgot that
h' was creeping up over'.he brow of the
hill nt life,was happy and blooming a*
a .June rise. Kverybody wa* happy.—
lvv-n the bluff reporter accustomed to
look upon everything In a matter of
i .igut only with the purpose oi get
ting a local,woke up to the asbmisliiug
iai ! that lie too was once a child aud
mot -
si i:iled, There were children every
where. The little laughing sprites
rumped over the gallery, looke-l down
ov r the balcony, peeped out from
hind the 60 euery,hid amongst tht* swiss
rv of the handsomely festooned
bt> is and gathered in crowds to look
at '!.« Christ mas tree loaded with tovs,
1.,.
And to watch for old "Krisa" jam;
nf th- extemporised Ww«)de
"iwries" did f» f
.iu't con
out
OU'IUDHV.
make h's apj
out of thi' c
■ im j out from behind tuw Hie i s
P l up in furs,
• irawn by eight littin luit-s of
g 1, .bn-jsed in white, w.t:i great broad
i around ihem, that aim t li .
ittle whit Iressea. T 1 .
were supplied with tiutirnalui.
lat ng l»e!ls tuai rung out like t.iiv* rv
chimes amidst t'.i« uproari-^as : renting
ac*'<T I*- i to old "Kria.T
T
t
do ir
c:.d 1
t.
this w
Aii,
of iiith
presents, he only prom | 1
:. ,t if they were good boys and
o would call around ou Chn-tma f
bad
i •
8
The following ?.
r. * 1 their B*o kings.
:*' J . of the ei;*h
na
da
Gra?w liaird, Botth<
>: .'hear, Virginia 11
itlit i, it) k
ie II alt*
A i
oat from
oi l
th
with
was over aa
b. Lind the 8
fully ab
raaj istio bjast w
ami whenever an * one w.»,i • i .
g with hw l,
The
U'-Ut.
ppro&c !talj
disposition to see
the animal, a l ack
the long oars wai* a warning 1
too inquisitive. Alter t;.e
h ul hi-t turn, a queer 1 > ;kin, f
u&ticn
'ari i:
■J l J
1
i! J **-••
p md ofevt ry thing 1 . .
• wr38 enrtrin it had a I .
th'
I
Off .' 1
meant
irons
In tho a
ynoe of
s called the "ii
j
11
of course ov
holy
ii ■
1 at t:.ai
ill
dwvrf vi-ry
id after that
ui
i a monstrous giant, .»
: high,
i vith h
d
in ir h *d
m<
want-l to ki
that latitude.
t u a-, i
d h
names ot those who were iq
gn h*-r to make the gidtH
who made the
ad Minis, and we won't bc. au
don't know who they w« re thoug
have an"idee." This ended the perform
ftac*» for the amuse
i
n
-in oi th.
y<>.
folks, and as th
shadows
;-Ling \
aud tlie gaa j«ts
iualiy returi
ere lit they I
i to th*' r homes 1
[rew O i
old folk.->" ti
i;
ini
f
evening the ip ir cloe-d tl'isr,
« run of patronage (<-r thr
on of the things
a
L
d;
; and i
i
w
p. :t to keep alive in the memery.'
throughout the fair an i n
iviyon Saturday eruuing was
th
Th * at
1
ur c .
r;
string band ei
choice Kcl clb
lh..t at;
n t
V .-ex; a chinch lair it
at
0 of tb«
0
it• end tie
'd • Ut
■efrn long b>
in Ihi <!
Kio
d aud firty
r < ';cd ov* r
;■ hrd. Th«
.li Brurtl,
W li u
auctiou*
ha
t<
vv
:vn'
1 11
J>. Thofi. M. O v
nl tho tow
cf ..
■t- ran.
article, ' 1
T 1 j
fur
proct
a snug lit. e j '
vti expenses to the never tiri r A u!j
•ve.
fU Wli. 1 H
■ -t ■ -Iks. I :
jle lucky number that drew tlie'
loll on Mrs. liig| 1
tab' > at the We t CVur.to ltoir waa 127.!
Cat!
a d T ■ 1 l' V :
IT.
da 1
il.ii d
>v -r thr^e j
t.-r
h
had l 4
ly
, Ir
tak .1
d .be d <t 1 wan
in .
I
k u-ade
a l
a credit to
Drj
fa
in
th
,, , h*
• if- !•*> i.i
i 1 I) i .vai,) Av
j lays tae j-arriH taste with
A
. d-).
the fame;
Im
lad s'
T.eh-i e nd
r» m
table,
■ glv' ii t» Mtan Louisa Httdl
horn, she having tak».n the number
that drew ti e priz . *
Rov. A. N. Keigw n was preso ted
with a handsome picture frame d 1 log
the evening, by mr* 111 hers o< his co r -
gatiou, which he gracefully acknow
ledged.
.1' I
1 i,e
Jotepb
Mrs. A. If. Kcigwfu was also present
ed by the ladies wi^h a pair of hand
at>me tidies aud were duly acknoaleged
bj h«r.
44.ltl.iK Beady for •' , *'® , (
Jacob I'nrey. the enterprising ice
d-alur 1 o.- ' week darned up Rattle Snake
Rim opposite the City Railway Depot
but after the raiu of Saturday night
d Sunday morning lie foimd he wa*
Nothiug daunted
i
eu
the
to
and
in
by
and
all
do,
all,
*e
,1
n:
re
b.
the
a*
to
of
an
not "worthadam.
however, Mr. Posey is energetically at
♦gain determined to dam the
work
thing to perfection.
hlnooln Club excursion tiohets to tlie
Grant Reception fur sale to all. A good
band of musio will accompany the party.
The Thenina A. ISmytn P««t
of 'he Grand Army of the Republic,
will attend the rec plion of General
Grant in a body, leaving this city in a
epecial car »t 7 3fl a. in., (to-morrow.)
Members of tf» Post can tiroenre their
tickets fre-ot Headquarters this even
on application to It. C. Fraira Depart
ment Commander.
Lire dn Club excursion tickets to tbe
Grant Rcoeption for sale to alb
baud of uuiMc will accompany tbe p -ny.
|>« rtf'MNeil.
AiH»-rt O. TVatmai', of tliirt city, who
viAnt to N-brasVa last Jana for hi*
hi-aUh iR(i» vasHd. Ilia remains ara^x
pnrtHd t 1 ^ arrira at bi^ brothar'fl r^ai
d^n<v, No 1022 Choitnut street, about
Friday or S^tarday n.-xt. Duo notice
will be given of tho funeral.
Lincoln Club t-xcursion tickets to tho
Grant lltoeption for Fa!** to all.
band of nin^ic willaocotnpany tbe party.
rr<»iii ^Ifiuphla.
Thin niorniog Clnrk Frazer rccclrol
from M**npli!3, Tenn.. a luortaary re
p trt for N
about 4^,000, similar to
end the death rah* wa
I, III of tbr
A good
A go- I
inhsr. Tho population {.■*
Wilmington,
< 143. Twenty
were of
j NlUlt'Lv
si'..
-jeth' pal v 1 l»j spejAla
• Hunkers Hutor vViu*>ofInn,
t r this d soase. Itl
for many years in the p
n." f nlivi ohms with un(>« r a
oi appetite,
sure
proper brd
tloeof ernl
loltd uiiGwess.
wlud 'Ud ris
, d!Z7.i
'
t •
1.,.
Ui, hc itl i
I,*.; ul fo ' l.dryness In
»i •, sleepIoBsners and low spirit*. <i:t tho
i.'«nulne.
Kunklo's Bitter wine of Iron Is tor sale In
Wiln.lng:
oy Z. Jumob I>"'u N- B. Ban
forth, John 1 < lall i/her U Bro , Herbert K.
Wat'on, Tay'.or A 1-ullert >n, .Ino. S. llurt
T'.an. H. R. i>i*ingburst aud the drug trade
gene rally.
Worms!
Werra Syrup nc* or faji -to
»r s. Tne
t tbe patient has
, Thousands are dying daily with
it. Fits, sp; sms.
Ing and suff'p'iiUon, willow emu
and t'.o eyes, swelllnu
at cunt
V. o/ru* J
VI dhiis :
k y. k
r-iv Pni, Seat and sti umch V.
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s
of
.
rv
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iach. r.sUa
h, picking at tbe nos**
a In the *
< uf ihe t
;.. r at'the
,i, breath, tho
fiibi.ul glows pale dii'l thin,
iuilon in the a* u*. All ibt-<
worms. K.
•> never lulls to re
Prico *1 |"*r tMitilo or six fo 4a.
Doc
Won
j{ uak«i
ins write andconsult t)
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rccovi-.y of Golen pro
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reasons
W
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.«lay morni gonihe Philu
Wllmlngtin.
J^HII N'J) -A li
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.1' I phi I'Jlc •, Mi rev tn les f:<
1 i,e owner c«n procure them on applloatlon to
Jotepb B. Gued. near Holly nk. J2l3-4t-ltw!
12
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
vum liati wiumiwfo*.
r.jr Paltau.iiiti.: Vil, t.oo, 8.10, ».8k, o.oo
l ;.mio.jo c m.; 10.10, Vi. o, a »o. «.ik>, ».*«,
n»0, y.48 p. m. On Sunday, *21
6.10, 6.20, 8.46 |>. m.
For New York: ISO, 7.(0, 10.0 f, a. ra.. 1318,
12.:*9 u, m,Limited Exi re**, 6 4fl, p. n».
For Batutaoie aim Washington: I2.ii. 2.V
MS a. ra.; Yl.i-1 p. m. IJmltod Eap rt*»
1.04, 6.18, |>. «i. On Sunday, UL*>1, »*»o
а. m.
For Baltimore and Bay Lino: T.08 p- m.
For Baltimore and way it allow: 8.8a a. m.,
б. 18 p. in.
for Mew Castle: 9.18,a. m., 1.10 8.88 p.*.
For Delaware K. 14.: 9.16 a. ru.: LI), 6.30 p.
ice
at
the
S'
Me Sunday train*. _
For WUmlnirVm k Northern R. K.: I SO, a.
T, ; 8.06,n.u.; 6.W, p. ni. Sunday except
Fer tlelawsre Western K. K.; T.16,10.60, Am.
6.80 is m.
tlie
Tftxum ivaiva ar vnuai r oTon.
I r. n Fhltailntphla; I1.U, AO*, a.;w, All a..m.,
1'i.CJ. Ul.fi, 1.01, *Z.n0, 4. 'CO, 6.18, 6.Z6, 7.'"',
6 zo it. u p. in. tin Sundaya; 1X48, 8.C ,
10.10 a m.; T.86, U. 16 , p. in. __
Fr ,-c Urn- rj ,-o x]6,».ao».4\n.m.;W.OS, tl«,
. tin Sunday*: X16, n. m.
a
tbe
tho
fc.l'-iJ. j*.
v'uifcinjrtoa: '4 16. %. m.: 12 . 0 t, la.ST,
f»..S8, v.ar i». m. Oa Sundays: 9.1* a. n».;
p. m.
New itMtlo:
F
8 . 60 , 11 . 6 ) a. m.;
!
•t
fl 44 r». to. No S'wlA* trwlne.
From Delaware K. K.: M0». m.; ll.W,
p.m.
Wilm'.nv'ton k Northern It. H: S.f4
a. m. 11.90 a. m.; and 6.36 p. m.
F: .a Delaware W»».«U3r'Q K.H. :
S. \b, b.oo i*. in. Sunday train 6.26 r. Iu.
i -
T MSI K)R WlLWlH»TOJ< LSLAVR F HI LAD Mir
raiA.
F: unltrovl street arid Was.llnkton avenue
7 :»i, 8.00.10.?), 11.46 a. m.: 1.90, 3.'J0, 4.00,
6 16,6.00. l.U) 4.46.11.30 t». m. Oa Sun
days: 8.r.0 a, in.; 0.00, 9 46,11.30 p. m.
Fr • 1 al t '-Seoond and Marketsiroeu?: I.f4,
', c. m.; 12.76, 4.0o 0.00,11.90 p. rj
tdavs* 1'8. a. m.
730,i:
WO
BttOUCHS.
Elliott Johnson & Co.
tlA VIlEIM ATI) liklKEUS,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
I
U. S. Govern went .Souds boukr'it and Bob',
or oxca^nnod current hktes.
Cash ready fir good first mortgages.
securities boinrhi and sol x
All loc
Fab a lelphla, iNc-w York and San Irau:: m
stock a and iMjnib hougnt and cole a «c.
carried ou margin.
Direct privutc wire irom our office t-> tlie
New Y rk aud Philadelphia Stock Exchan ge.
Quotatlo'iN lurnlshed sliaultanlously with
ae dales being made at those exchanges.
{.■*
£ > K. KfflilMMUM A 4 O.
1 m
i>AN Ivlilts & liltOKiiRS
Ni. E. lor. Fonrili aud vtaruet,
WILMINGTON,DEUAWAF.r
I on SAi.E.—2 , )0 Wilmington City Lo in ; 20
Imres 1 nion Nitumal R.mk; 6w .Masonic
Hall Rond; lvw 4>^ NewCa.-tle County Bond.
U.S. FOURS FOR bahh
SILVER HOUGH 1' AND OLD.
PnlUvloIphla, New Terknnd t iton sttK^a
•ought »'.lu sola oa eommRsion. Every fac i
,lss »■ horded lor poraons to 6oil oriLveatir
rtutiks »•.* bund*.
In
J
ST4M KN AN 16 BONUS.
Corrected by R. K. Robinson & Co., Fourth
*nd urket street*.
U S 1881 Bonds..
• urrencyC*.
N i;W v'B Ol '81.
4W Real*tere«l..
V. lliuinicmn * *ity Bonds
lie uwuro R K 1st Aiorlj:;
Delaware &. Wed
vVlimlmcton City Cs..
Wllinlngtoa Clt v'e ft.
Wilmln.ton City 4 %* ...
Wilmington tc Nortiier*i.
St.ite ii nds.
Delaware Extension.
Delaware ii K Sto k.
Wllu'lngtnn CoaI G.i* Company..
Natl nai Bank 1 D 1 aware.
National Bank W a B.
First National Bmk.
Union Nii lODal B-nk.
' Bank .
Delaware Eire InNuriuce.
106%
1DH
H'2*-i
10. £
2«)
huy t
lio
105
lot
0
b 4
liebiw;
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l.H
42
. 61
I';
huasdvwim; mills <>roi v
lj moss.
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(Successors to J. E. J'
it hoc*- .
K)
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lie' . t*
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re Super
• arfl paying tie *. m i 5.1.4.,
Wh at, #1.&6; Mr ; MT; y\ >ice G
10-19 V\. G. PL.NABPAfeCl rt 0.130.
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Fi ,-i
65
at
..IS ^*119 0
.. 10.00 1 ol
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coin led.
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SV11iMIN( F1GN QUO TATI(INS.
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ih
Patent F.
Family 1 I >ur.
Biker*' l'lour
Middling ...
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20.00
tu A.
the
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* »t «
j the Bolt ;u.d Nut Works, lormerly coined hy Co.
. .. , b. siotRrni urg fit. Ud., (this cl y) u laruje j
lot of tools, such ns punchuiu muelmio-i, bo:t 1
! cirter*, lalhe>, drills jdiiiiug and ehapirg
t machines urut all kinds of !(,(.'« commonly
1 . ; in su h i*us:cc*s. to oiikm} co at |
' 1 aie'wid't-e iriado^kinj''n"lo * 1 co,1 ' 11 onH '* j
GLGivGE s. caPELLE j day
/r *' i i !!g ^
J,. w.SM ' '— I will
hear
.57
hire YeV'«Vv d'c.Vl!.
«*o,r*e Meal.
It -*t Amber nn.1 Red Wl'C
.59
1..55 I
i*t i:i.i< s\i,i:s.
f .SAI.K
J[;
LANUASTE'f COUNTY UOWS, CALVES
AND MGaNGERs.
HubscrlUcr will ***11 at 1'ubMc Sate, at
1,10 U'hadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County,!
1 1, '. i qji; HS( ) A Y, DECEMBER 18, 1879.
T' irty LiiumsI t Uouuty Low
A credit of 9J d.«y*
very
I _ <-ru
ning
at
N. H.-A lot Ol voS'BuJuEwaMdBShi
will bo «Ilerctl at J'riva'e Mile ■ n tuo. in.
A ADM W. IDJUSIC. ((1
E Son, Auctlonewa.
;ii« lat
N» po*tp nc
•nt
will b" u ivo
* it .(
it: o-ti
L. \V. Stldh;
1
"
laat
His
fail
BAIiNLSTRATRlX S VLI
A
Will be sold at public sale, nt tli-* auction
rooms ol Tnomas A. ogle, No. b*)i Alarzct
street, Wilmington, i>o ., on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1879,
Library and lot ot nilBro'loncous
Wm.S. M
itv.v-.v-d. Alsu office llx.ur.s, cvnaiatiug of
ho k cue*, K".cr*.lary. kc.
Till S. In. OGLE, Au Honour. 1- 1 It
A L:
>ulley, de
li ol the cbtilt •
dog
like
male
Major
L.
the
wanted.
_
J A N T E it.-EMrLWYMEXT IN A
t toro by a y*ung lady ; expe io.a.e be
; ( n aptuK (lerman ; coince
* in:monded lor Integrity. Add row " Feb,"
UaruaucAX offl c. 12 ll-6tn
VU
, t f n 5 ( . rl .
ANTED.—A FARM AT A HXED
Bhurt-H. Good
'W tuoRey rent,
eretc 0 can Ih Riven. Address " ii. P.,
PUBLICAN office.
At
12-11 4t<l 2tW
W ANTED — 'CO fbb. ol walnut kernels at
F. B. Mcfann's candy manufactory,
7t'j and Tatnal I streets. 11 -22 1 w *
ANTED.—A I'UKUJIASEK FOlt A
nne stock of dry goods, notions, &<*
(f tho lease of tho storeroom lor j880. Good
reasons lor sell line. A«id
W
M. G. FISHER,
Dover, Del.
12 13U
.#3
o.oo
».*«,
1318,
n».
2.V
rt*»
»*»o
m.,
p.*.
p.
YMTBBPATS XEW8.,
UI HioniT (UVBT.
Thr rimueoiul-Uallraad Unit Vat
U-rilMIln
Jury.
.N; nelly Roportal f rtlis ltepulillosn.
Ni* Casti.k, Deo. 13th, '79.
Coart met ihl. morning aa tianai. Mr.
Loro baring addrnsed the Jury laat
evening, he took the merniug in cit
ing law before their Honors.
Mr. Uordon followed with his argu
ment. He alluded to the general good
railroads am, anil referred particularly
to the immense advantage the oity had
derived frum i'a travel, lie spoke of
tbe improvement which according to
thiflsvhlence of the plaintiff was the
canae of the accident, and said that it
waa for the defendant and Mr. McCoy
and other such ni*u that the street was
being repaired. If tliuy were injured
then it was their misfertuue and it was
ouly a subslamiation of the well known
point of law that the few have to sub
wit to inconveniences which have for
their result the go d of the many.
He also reviewed the audience and
alluded particularly In the conviviality
of which the defendant was a partaker
that prevailed a few hours before the
accident in Jehu Mealby's saloon. The
argauieut on the case consumed u con
siderable portion of the afternoon.
tlie Mtuil of tbe
a.
except
Am.
a..m.,
7.'"',
8.C ,
tl«,
m.
la.ST,
n».;
m.;
S.f4
Iu.
Mir
4.00,
Sun
I.f4,
rj
>tun Awmi.
About leu o'clock this moruiug Meb*
srs. Melville, Gaiubrill mid Wui.Saiiih
were driving along Fifth street u^ar
Market, when from pome unknown
caurfe the hon> started off at the top of
his speed, and ou reaching SLipfey
street the carriage came in contact with
lamp port, sinafthlng two of the
wheels to pieces anti otherwise injuring
the carriage. The two occupants were
thrown out, Mr. G-imbrill receiving a
cut on the hea l, aud Mr. bmilh receiv
ed some Injuries in the bowels. Doctor
Hhortlidge examined the wouuds n f
Ihjtli the men, and considering the iu
jury of iStuitli the worst, he sent him
to his reaidrnce in Brandywine Vi'lage.
The horse broke loo?« from the carriage
and kept on down Shipley street in his
ra»d career until he reached Third Kt.,
where he was caught by Wm. Cloud.
tl
Bob',
m
tlie
ge.
with
20
i
Aoofber RorNfi round.
Mr. Joseph li. Guest, 'Iring u**nr
Bellevu-i station Brandywine Hundred,
has the luck of linding l uuaway horses,
or rather runaway horoes Guiding Mr.
Guest. It has been suggested that Mr.
G. start
asylum for runaway aud
lost horses at ouoe. He had scarcely
got dear of the two runaw ay horses
that came to Ilia house from the neigh
borhood of Kenuett Square, a week ago,
when on Wednesday morning he found
on the Philadelphia Pike, near his
refiideDc *, a horse and dearborn, the
latter somewhat broken. B«i advertD
£
t
es in auothnr calatnn fur the owner to
come and prove property pay charges
uud take them away.
A IDic lihuc tlint Amounted |;> S.tt
lie.
>'ch»ck last evening a fire
broke out in what id termed a glazing
and dying building at Pusey's cotton
mill Thirteenth uud Poplar streets.
The fire made a pretty large blaze aud
many were of the opinion that a heavy
loss had been sustained by the linn but
upon inquiring we find that $200 will
cover tlie entire loss ol time and all.
Due of the girls cuijfioyed in the rcoiu
accidentally threw a handful of cotton
into a jet of gas thus causing the fire.
A lout five
of
v
75
:■
b
4'hv Mittiaa XJiidgvl.
C. H. Seutman of tho ''Conference
Worker" and proprietor of the fdoro
at Sixth aud Shipley streets wh
Suuday School nupplies arc kept, lias
treated his readers and the public with
his "Christmas Budget," containing a
fine a . ortmeutof tui -c dlaueous reading
and the ridvertisetfit-ius of a large num
ber of merchants want customers
0
ol
as
76
at Christmas times.
I
00
61
00
1
MiSjlit Acchleiit.
Yesterday morning about 11 o'clock
.. as Miss S. »Stowart who will bo r-meui
47 ; bored as the lady who lately had 1
1 diamonds stolen from lar residence
n«T tL- toll g.t r
Market street bridge m company with
Mr. Edward Wilson, the front axle of
the carriage broke. Fortunately the
occupants of the carriage were not in
jured.
1
s driving across
hut
of
fact
the
4)|>r-u f<»r Trayei.
Levy Court Commissioner William
A. Morrison informs the public that
the new bridge over Pike creek was
opened to travel on Monday last. The
structure is a neat and substantial look
ing affair. John McCormick did the
« toa " W01 k K^moer Iron
Co. furnished the iron.
j
1
| Jlayes (Quartette singers that Mtes Bar'
j rows will accompany th» m on Thuis
j day night next at their concert in the
^ n > 011 AI. B* churi.:h of this city, 'ihis
I will be good dowk to many, who have
been wishing for an opportunity to
hear that celebrated lady sing.
I
Mh'i Hut rouH « oinifttf.
Word has been received from th
cl
will
of
Mr.
box
ou
will
box,
The U . A N. It. H. IliiNlaieRM.
liu, ir.ess has for somo time past been
very brisk on the Wilmington & Nortb
<-ru railroad, heavy freight trains ruu
ning eacli way. The French Creek
branch is well under way and willpro
L'^'y l * "=ady to operate early In the
jbpriDg.
((1 profit
held
hixtli
We are glad to note tun imprev
of tlie road.
1
Not III ui.
The fellow who wore such a long face
laat evening w« can way did not get
shaved at tiuiith'd No 3 east Third atreet.
His razors are sharp and never
fail to take the beard off.
Mr.
tiro
the
A
and
If
will
I.oeellelleN.
Homebody has scooped iu a softer
dog belonging to tlfb "Happy to-vtii"
association, and now the organization
individually aud collectively would
like to sit down on the tvief.
Dr. Stevens, of .Missouri, lectured to a
male Audience ht tlie lustitute Hall lust
evening, on the "Vices of the Period."
Tlie First Ratal lion D. V. M.
drilled last evening at the armory by
Major Macallister. Tlie men did well
The schooner "Gettysburg" arrived
yesterday with a load of lumber for II.
L. Tatuall & Co.
Don't forget that this is children's
afternoon at the West Church Fair at
the Opera House.
No of sect at Police Court lost evening.
were
«*t
State,
A
212
I
J
THE Ar«HMI riUUTINW.
.#3
of
be
iu
iu
A Mtroaar Fora, in ike Field
Akh'dm I ha Brlllah.
I.oano, Deo. 12.
oonul of the engagement let seen Oeu.
Massey's command and tha foroe under
Mahmoud Jaus shows that (ieneral
Massey, while attempting to intercept
the enemy, was attacked by great nnm
bers. Bis cavalry before abandoning
the field overturned tbe guns and made
repeated charges. Tbe guut were not
recovered until the arrival of Ueneral
Maupherson's force. Tbe enemy later
attacked the British iu tbe hills south
of tlie Bala-Uissar, but were beaten off
with loss. Ueneral Huberts reports
that the combination of tbe tribes
agalust tbe British is considerable.
A dispatch from Cabal, dated Thura
day, says; "The ooutbiued movement
of Uenerals Maasy and Maol'berson
miscarried. The cavalry arrived at
the point of Junction too early. It
encountered large masses of the enemy,
and tbe gnus for the time fell into the
enemy's hands, but they were after
ward recoeered. Tbe lusurgeuta, who
are iu considerable force about tbe oity,
being attacked this morning by
General Mtcl'hersoo, wLo yesterday
inflicted severe lo*s upon them.
Nee I Mae I I
Opened this day at T. M. Wier's,
1209 Market street, a large lot of flue
Valencia ralslus, 3 lb*, for 23 els. ; 2
lbs. Sultaua raisins,
prune*, 23 cts. ; best prunes, 10 cts. j
2 lbs. figs, 25 cents ; Layer raisins, DO
cts. per lux ; Fig Paste, 13 cts., worth
25 cts. ; mixtures, 20 els. per lb.; cran
berries, G cts. per quart; citron, 25 cts.
per lb.; paper-shelled almonds, 50 ots.
per lb. ; Imported French mustard, 25
cts. per Jar; dried apples from 3 to 10
cts. per lb. ; evaporated apples, 18 cts.
prr ib.; dried peaches, 0 cts. per Hi. ;
3 Ib*. best mince meat, 25 cts. ; 4 lbs.
apple butter, 25 ot*. ; one gallon can of
peaches, 30 cts.; one gallon oan apples,
30 els. ; 6 Ib. can peaches, 25 cts. ; 2
lb. cau honey, 30 cts. ; table peaches,
1G cts. per can. We have special bar
gain-, in tlonr, coffee, tea and molasses.
Tomato-*, 10 cents per tan; Baker's
corn, 15 i ts. ; California catsup, quart
I Kittle, 25 cts. ; currants, Mil 8 cis. per
Ib. ; sour krout, 5 cts. per quart; pure
Irish Dnice, lfi cts. per lb., excellent
for weak lungs ; borax soap, 6 cents :
toilet soap, 5 cts. We have white sugar
at gj cents per lb. T. M. Wier, 1200
Market street.
1 ho official ac
Vat
Mr.
laat
cit
argu
good
had
of
to
the
it
McCoy
was
was
sub
for
and
the
The
con
tbe
are
cents; 3 lbs.
Meb*
u^ar
of
with
the
were
a
n f
iu
him
his
Kt.,
u**nr
Mr.
Mr.
l uRiM ii Applflu f,»r (hribiniM.
N. D.Jaimey, 303 King street, ban
just received another largo consign
ment of choice apples. lVrsona wish
ing largo lots ran buy at Philadelphia
prices. Ti:o »> wishing .a good bairel of
eating applet* for the holidays will do
well to call aud examine for themselves.
We sell whol* ^ale and retail ; but un
derstand we do not retail at wholesale
prices. We are receiving large ship
meuts, and dmetpropose to undermine
any ou* who is iu the trade. Wh le
•<'e w holesale we mean to protect all oi
our wholesale l nyers. When we say so
we mean it. *
aud
ago,
his
the
a
by
it
Mr.
he
that
Hey
tern
We
to
S.tt
fire
aud
but
will
all.
A licpol of .11 ii Hie.
H. F. Robelin whoM musi. al depot is
at 7lo Market etit^ff is making exten
sive improvements in his establish
in* nt. Mr. R. Ita- now tbe entire build
ing, first, second and third stories,stor
ed with musical instrument*, and is
now decorating cud beautifying the
lower floor in a manner which will
make it the handsomest sales room for
mm ioal instruments and musio goneral
ly in the Ntate. Mr. Robelin keeps ou
hand at all times a thorough collection
of musio of all kinds and sorts aud
those in want of anything in his liue
cannot do better than give him h call.
Lo
: L
No.
a
IVaM.
On Thursday evening last the Sunday
School of Moore Chapel, McDowellville,
held their auuual feast in the wilder
noss. This is a school which is a 1 rancli
from Bethel A. M. E. Church of thin
city, and id doing great good for tlie
children iu that neighborhood. Uudei
the leadership of William Ii. Clayton,
as Superintendent, It bids fair to elevate
these children in the paths of right
eousnesfi aud rectitude. The annual
address was delivered by A. It. Henry,
aud was listened to with marked atten
tion by the people.
of
their
two
ating
West
work,
as
firms
their
The
and
ecuted
ten's
A
turers
for
Grant
quest
ployees
to
At tlie lloMton llonte.
D tuay be that the genial face and
figure of Mr. Geo. B. McCall, draws tlie
customers into Mr. V. li. Holmes'
clothing palace, No. 213 Market street,
hut we are inclined to believe while Mr.
MeC'fl. courtesy has a great deal to do
with it, the exceedingly good quality
of the goods which fct'« k Mr. Holmes'
depot, have a great d^.il more,
fact is certain that customers throng
the place and Mr. Holmes is doing a
thriving business.
One
I.iileri rt e.
In order to be up w ; th the times Satim
cl Hawking,the entej prising cigar man
ufacture r at Seventh and Market ttreeis,
will on Christmas day give away a box
of pure Havana cigars. This morning
Mr. Hawkins packed the cigars in the
box and placed a number iu with them.
Parties purchasing twenty-five cents
worth of cigars received a check, and
ou the day mentioned above, tho box
will bo opened. Tho past/ having a
check corresponding to the one iu th
box, will receive the cigars.
of
up
ou
days.
wlio
costs
and
medical
CorOllOpPI laiqilCM.
Corou»*r Butz yesterday ufterniou
held au itquefit upon the In dy or' a
colored child wbo died KUibton'y on
hixtli fitreet below Walnut, Verdict
natural catfies.
I Inn a) it liuu x
Ths StcDgurbund Hall
street, has passed into tl Hands of
Mr. I-'. Bithop, who has I«as«i tho
tiro hnilding. Mr. U. proposes to rent
the building in which there are several
rooms to evening parties.
Leal.
A lava ear ring, going from Eighth
and Walnut to Fourth and bombard.
If left at Bill Walnut street, tbe Under
will be rewarded.
r
rtb
It
street
ing
Levi
iiud
although
chaser
en
Mr.
is at
ceived
C.,
the
o clock,
miscuous
Heats
NEW SUPPLY OF
t|uoenswaro; tire lorg
«*t lot 01 .Staple Goods In tho ,r '-l - 0 ■
State, nt JL
B - •' • ! * 1 'Jr
A
WM HARE'S,
212 French St , Wilu.ingtou.
12 6-1 111
I OH I'.—A small gold breast dn on imo.'od
J i'li. Und r will be suitably rewarded by
"eavlng It at this office. 1213 -.t*
VBOM TUTIBLATi 1.ATB IDITloa.
WW CAITLL
llrm. of llerrat Oecarrloc In Oar
Infant diltblnrlMUIf.
Sptcl.l Curr.n uD<l«ne« ol tha B*mb!'cin.
Naw Caitu, Deo. 13.
MreeiiH. K/.fi.:—The officer, of
lUre'H Corner S.I.latU School thank
the citizen* of New Cattle aud vicinity
for llieir liber.! patronage of Mil. Bun
uell'8 reading, on Tbankegltrlug night.
The grot.8 receipt* Were ♦•hi,
♦2h, nett pruiit |14.
_ The entertainment and 8upp«r of the
Kuightl this evening promise, to Iw a
grand Bucoees. barge preparations
being made. An ubundauoe of turkey.,
chicken* and other eatable* bare been
provided.
The curbing on the east side of Dela
ware street belneen Union and hixtli
will he completed to-day.
The New Castle ,l Iu*itiiror ,# ie a u-at
little sheet, full of good readiDg; a
credit to its yonng aspiring editor. It
should be read by all of oar < itiaeu".
Tile oolumue and girders to support
the third floor of the new bail have
been plaoed in position. The columns
are suimounted with iron Corinthian
caps, which make a very neat appear
ance.
The unloading of the "Samos" be*
been completed.
The Milford was Work..
From the Dover "Sentinel
the following particulars of the burn
ing of the Milford ga.s woiks, already
noticed in our oolnmus:
At half past 12 o'clock on W'ednes
eay night, the gas honse iu the town of
Milford was discovered to lm on lire.
The alarm was sounded uud the citizens
of the town turned out very promptly,
Ifut the structure was of wood
and surrounded by large piles of
pine wood, and all that coul.l be done
was to look on and see it consumed,
the town had no fire apparatus. There
was an insurance on the building. The
gas-works wore only erected iu the
town two years Hlnce, anil have not
been very profitable. The house was
located iu South Milford. It will
be recollected that there was an In
junction issued by tire Chancellor
against the erection
iu South Milford,
hoariug of the
ti.u was dissolved and
ther legal steps were taken, by
those opposed to the introduction of gas
iu town, to the erectiou of the works.
The streets of North Milford have been
lighted with.coal oil (or over a year.
Oeu.
nnm
made
not
later
off
at
It
the
who
oity,
by
flue
2
j
DO
cts.
ots.
25
10
cts.
;
lbs.
of
2
bar
per
:
ac
expenses
'lie
lbs.
we learn
I
a
M
of the works
but after a
case the injunc
no fur
ty
i
ban
of
do
un
le
oi
so
■Gat f'ufher hlroug;.
Two of tho CommlHBloners of school
called npou us this
District No. 20,
morning and stated tuat. iu an article
published a couple of days ago iu ref
erence to Arthur Hey, the teacher of
th;:t district, severely chastising a boy,
a reflection was made upon the teacher
and the UoiiimisslotiHre not warranted
by the facts. They inform us that he
was vindicated by the board, aud al
though it may have been a little
it was not more than what he deaorved.
Mr. Hey they admitted had not got his
certificate recorded at New Castle, yet
according to law, but that was because
he did not know it was required, but
that he would do so immediately. Mr.
Hey they say, is a graduate of an east
tern college and w. 11 qualified to teach.
We make the explanation with pleas
in reference to our friends, but in
ml
tfie
severe
is
is
N
of
on
l»eli
behalf of tho reporter we w ould pay that
Lo gavo tho facii published an he got
: L t ui.
lilrcCon of Ollirors.
At. the convocation of Delta Chapter,
No. fi It. A. M. hold la>t evening the
following officers wore elected:
High Priest—J. \v. Lawson.
King—J. *J. Price.
Scribe—J. F. Quigley.
Treasurer—A. G. Robinson.
Secretary—VVilmer Palmer.
C. H.—A. D. VVaruor.
P. S.—J. A. Bond.
R. A. C.—J. 1'arko PodtleH.
M. 21 V.—It. 11. Young.
M. 2d V.—David Connell.
M. ist V.—Mark L. (Jarrett.
I
1
and
4
4
'1 h o C<ioo«l tonlruclN.
Messrs. Ball & An<itrson have ha'l
their men busily engaged for the last
two weeks at West Chester, Fa , decor
ating the homes of two of the most
prominent citizens of that place. The
West Chester papers in t-p.-aking of the
work, refer to Messrs. Ball& Anderson
as one of the leading paper hanging
firms in the country. Bo it seems that
their reputation is net merely local.
The work being done is all ot gilt papers
and Messrs. Guerin k Moystin who ex
ecuted the splendid work ou Mr. Dough
ten's store, have the work in charge.
A I*4*j'• tiny MiUKextlon.
A correspondent wiites to us aud
requests us to suggest to the manufac
turers of the city who have Tuesday
for a pay-day. to postpone it until
Wednesday in order to give their
ployeea an opportunity to join in the
Grant reception. We join in the
quest of our correspondent, but think
Monday would suit better, as the em
ployees would then have some money
to pay their fare with.
12
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stable
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PayliiK
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1'ollee Conrl.
Catharine Murphy who just got out
of New Castle yesterday moruiug was
up hefore Ills Honor this morning again
ou the chaigeof <l>UDkeiiueaa and was
relurutd to her old quarters for sixty
days. A etmmoti drunk aud a man
wlio appear)d to he sligh'ly deranged,
completed the list. Fifty cents aud
costs was the penalty in the first case
and the latter was ordered hack for
medical examination.
F
term
I AO
JO
suitable
100a'Ion,
to
h
11
No Trnlh In It.
It was currently reported upon the
street thin morning that the "Morn
ing Herald" had been purchased ly
Levi Bird, Esq. Upon investigation we
iiud that there has been no sale made
although it is understood f. ct that the
•'Herald" is for sale if the proper pur
chaser conus along.
JjAUR
V
$12
210
Apply
stiiule,
F
JB
Lctteri I'alcut.
Mr. Chan. Bliss, whose establishment
is at 401) King street, this morning re
ceived a patent from H. 15. Paine, Com
missioner of Patents at IVafihiugton, D.
C., for a new smell ing Furnace.
Liberal Leaftiie.
To-morrow morning at the room of
the League No. 219 King street, at 10.30
o clock, JO minutes speeches on pro
miscuous subjects. Publio are invited.
Heats free.
F
March.
71GB
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X OTIC EM
fto 7.>L»XED PHOSPHATES.
A I nin end urns t o 1 Ctrrr* from nilotlwr
U'Ui-**,itiit 1 ;co |.. • d of l.to vile! or nervi*
Iflvln r prim ;• * . m: c «ot hvaln end whna
irerm, !. i; r .ir.il'i le -n,: wMc i sustains the
annum tuulu Slid i • v •. They restore Ion
ene b y In nil v fair. : • of mind or holy, re
Here Up ilu vand i.-i it t> n. s. I'.'vevlialllyla
U 1 nln 4 ufllrl.n 1 iimwit'c . i. iidrec, stien then
ill i il'mi, pi tp in urt , and | went con
* mi.'liiu. I liyil' I; r.« na.e <-i< rerflad 100,us
pnci.il crea.
f. CROSBY, Kt. Stt:h Avis, R.y
Fur - do ivy. J A VI'S Il'I.T
t oi . Otn end Mai in is, v. In.lirU n, it,!
S OTlur..—in cnniiirmitf with tnepmvi.
■lunol the act plumed by the General
mihly of (he State ot Delaware on the 'JSiA
day ol March. A. lb. 1S76, 1 horehy give
tlnatliatan appllcutloD waa Idol In tha Hu
parlor tlourt on tlio atat dny of Ootobor, A
lb UTS lore Charter of Iao yKirmtlnn ol i
Comiiany, called "The Jaiuea M Webb Print
Ing and Stationery Company." to carry on the
tiusiLOM oi tho ii anulactarool book*, prlnta
and rut loneiy In all Ita branchea, and that a
dealt ol the projHitid Charier waa Bind mu
the app'loitloa, and la Mien to Inept tlon.
CHAc UKASTON,Protbonourj
NewCnat'e OefTl -.874 lOAB-tr
'lie
I
N OTIOE-TUK WILMINGTON LOAN
Association now offers new stock lor
fltftlo, and is one of the most dcsIniMe to join*
It owns no real estate, hasn't one doubtful In'
vestment, has a board of dlrectois oomposej
ol tbe most judicious erd suocesslul Duelrjcas
m«*n, sn<I money Is inliir* at very reasouabli
mtes, oflerina superior advantages therefor*
to both borrower hd<F Investor t^all day «r
evening ou OLOKUE C. MAKIS.
1291m Secretary.
"VTOTICt.—THE WlLttUNGTON SAV-B
.aS ING FUND SOCIETY IIIlKKltY ■
GIVE NOTIUK THAI ON AND AFTLyB
JANUAkY 1,18HQ, INTKKKST WILL lip|
ALLOV-H) ON DFPtNITS AT FIVKjB
F!.K CENT. FKIl ANNUM. IIY OKDLkB
OF Till; BO ADD. ■
J. EKNEST SMITH, TIIEAS.
WlT,WIKOTO!». Ocw. lwr. 187M.
101 3md
LKCllON.
K
First National Hawk, )
WIlmlnKton, Del., December 13,1870. \
Notice h hereby Klvcn that tbe annual
meeUriK of tbe stockholders ol thli l-nuk mij
be held at the jhinkin* House, on Tnei ,i»
the 13th dny of Jnnunry, 16W, hot wren the
Hours of 2 und 4 o'clock, I*, m., lor ihepu:
I 'ose ol electlnier nine stockholder! to serve ai
>lrector* tho amuimr yo»'. la-ia-tf
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Caeliler.
a
¥71 LECTION NOTICE.
National Hank Wilmix'
tvnami Rra m*v\vim:,
December 12,18"P.
Sto-'kholder.i are hereby notified thut
election lor nine directors will lie held at the
M nking H(.u«o, on Tnesday, 18th day of
January next, brt wren the li.mrs of 2 and«
o'clock, K M. G. W. SPARKS, Cashier
1 13-tf
HI
a
one*..— »eav« iMiiiyriu too put
lie that I have increased my IndliUM
for Kiauufnviurlng kindling wood, and i-m
now prepared to furnlih w r^i in any quanti
ty to lull consumers. 1 hail the largest
b'fl'l In the city. Give me a call t*foro p r
oliRfliig elsewhere. Orden by »rll rocelvi
i rompt attention,
8-0 If
«
fl.M
JOHN PONDER
Foot of Fwurtb street, oity.
Oi'ICE In HEREBY GIVEN THAT
wo have applied to tl.o Union National
Bank of Wilmington (or the Imuo < I a cer i
finite ol icn share* of stock, In lien ol one for
tho sruno number of sharts In the Union
Dank of Delaware, In our name, which hm
been lost or mhdhid. Ei) WIN .1A AIKS,
JON. DOWD ALL,
N
of
he
al
Deo 3, 187V*.
12 S-'ifew 1m
N uill E. O and AFTER' MAiiUfll
Gf, ins». tlie price of lots In the Wn l
ml Ok ton ami Brandy ulna cemetery «lll i«|
r-"a*vcd sectbm*. pp.Hul rate* iPeciiHircl 6»|
tfie li ard. Sectl-iii* from A to V. IncliHve 'J
cent* j er square foot. All other *ccffon*l|
cents per Miuare loot. Bv order of the Bonn! I
ALBERT W'.HMITH, Beeretasr.
17-10 Maw ta-l
N o 1 1* E. — 1 WILL OPEN I
about tfie J6*h of Doce|it*er, wit*i u
lance rt/K'k of i'la'n*, Org in*,
of ifiu*lcal ln*t
t-clow. «t po ■" f»!o price.'*, either for cash it
on mocihly payment*,
patronage I remain
1 nil • Ml
ent*. wh eh I will sell «t
hoof dk to n-celvj \
Yourr, sr>..
II. I< R BELEN,
710 Market street.
lUT
12-11-31
rout i;.
I'tnoN National Bark ok Wil
mi ROTON, Dcei 111 tier iu, D7o.
The Annual flection !*r nine Dire ton will
l»eli Met the I ftnk I tier h.uso on Tuosd y,
Jnnun»y l fit, 18 h-i, helween the hours of tw»
1 four o'clock In ihe rDternoon.
JGI1N PEOPLE^, Cashier, j
1211
__ > »»8C MA L7 \v H k 11. AT.
I AOJt SALE.—Two ptory Prick Iiasijs 4U
1 Tuy.nr fore-d, a rooniH, wator oa tlrsi
and socoed tloor.'.
4 two ftory brlciw, new, p. j-Iar street ah r
Eleventh.
4 two story brick*, new, Walnut strict abov
EJmcntfi,
Dwelling 1416 IHj'
vara Avenue tnaltrtl
lii.p'ovo (nt*.
Dwell lug J 209 J II«T/on street, 10 room*.
" V inBuron *tr(-et f»et btli and ttk
" 106 East 12th filTm l.
' 913 Ghe*>tnut fi root
'* 623 JeHer:on street.
" 1128 Went Third street.
lA*t on Fourth ftreot near Pu.e, 20 by 100 %
lo loan on I ona and mortaiiirc IromllooOti
110,000 In miiiir to null. Apply
W. AifAl LLEY /
to
\ CO,
6cC Murket street,
b ilmlngtoti, Del.
12 1 lit!
P RIVATE SAJ E OF VALUABLE PH(^
perfy.—Tfie Kirnblevllle Hotel aid J
ucres (.1 land, at Kimhlcvli r, < Tester
4'ouiity, l'u. is tor sale. loriiiH riasom*.
hlo, Apply to or ahdrchH
J HN PHILLIPS.
_1J ^-1 n 1 K 'Mil lc. I Me < 'li**.- ttr county, Pa
C VbEa V lit »MEM.~iN THE FASF E« 5
) part of tho city, fl'e well built iinall
liouf*e*. Will pay over 20 per cent, on lh«
mi all amount ol cash rcu died. Apply
to J. T. MEAL!
12-6-8-10.13
),
Ulayton Houre Building.
IjpOR SALE.—THE LUTON to. SIXTH
JO Greet, adjoining Ht. Peter's Ken ul«
School, Co feet front, 165 I cot deep; wl h brick
stable iu tho rear. Apply to s. N PIJSEY, ,
12 3 tf WJ2 Welt street
at
OR RENT — A small lar.
with good building*,
F
n of 3J fieri
I spring Hid
7 miles Irotn W'ltnlngton on tbe
eprlDgk
» uncuMcr Pike, will bo rented on rcn^ouaMi
tere s. Inquire of f
MlDHvKL DONOHOE.
12-13 61* AHdd-o jmi-or, Wilmington,Del.
the
227
rpon HKNT.—Dwelling N. K. <* r. Nov. n
V und Mono e *».ro t*; seven r*jori *, bat
. Ao. Dinned lute po j ecslon. •• i.ply
11 -13-2t W.ll FAIN LAMB.
lb
premise*.
DR SALi:-A BARGAIN.—TWO TWO
rtory brick liouee* in tbe eastern part of
thectly, G< od lotB, icmlnir lor $0.60 cneb-j
PayliiK Investment. .1 T. 1IEALD,
li-O- u i -16 Ul.'.yton House Building
F
4od,
■ in
F UJI SAl.E.—Aepony t li.ctou, In vood '*
dor, *old lor wantol u*o < n r « BouaH*
term ". Apply at 400 E. Sixth street. 12-13-M'
I AO It RENT.-A TWO STORY HOUSi
JO • n thecortur ■ 1 Flltb uul Tat nail, uton
suitable lor Bukery or oilier hu*li rs*. ApjJ
JOHN FULLAIER,
►4 1 Oral street.
,U« KEN I.—Two stalls in ihe murke
house No. .%7 Kln^T street. Kxcelk'D
100a'Ion, Cheap rent. An, lv to
bAMUEL CL IaBFRT,
too Mi p!ny street.
has
>ave
to
12-10-Ct-eod
h
11 Mw
tools
ler's,
JjAUR Kent.—a uUUD STABLE UEft
V iraliy situate-l. 11,quire d
FR1.VJ \ ALLMGN. H ..
Sovt r.tb and Milpley^H oa8
OR RENT.—The dwelling nt FonthD -'fl n
corner ol Filth and Ji Ilerson nrcote
$12 pcr m-vnti . Apply to G. W. BAKER, ■Senarat
11-29-ti 4116 WoHhtngtou street.
210 R sS ALE CH E A P.- A Of «NDD A
wuaon, suitable lor lnMkman cr baketH(i n i
Apply to Win. Jl.rok, ut Kl.kman's llrerj*^ 010
stiiule, 82> East Third i.trce . 12-12-Ct* H Uru
Iso
Rdfi
12-6 .'it
F
JB
F
OU RENT.-HOUHE 801 JEFFKlLSOr
Htro' t, for $0.00 jerniontn until jfcthi
12-10-tf
March.
71GB HALE.-Moi.so9J- h
E
■ Khth 6treo
t.orms made cu*y. Inquire at 808 \
Sevonth itroet. u-ia tl
I
Pjreet,
pbf-ir
I
F
lor
I
|tre«t
■ the
For a large load ol klmllli
wqo*J. Orders can be lelt i
(iiay & tiros., Second ami King streets; J
00 b oloore,at Ol y Depot, and John S. Mill
at H slng bun, or nt. the Factory, corner
Union street and Gilpin avenue.
J. McKINNEY
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