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H 'j? Weak ness
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ft* a aeqaeo *© ot eelf-Abuiet Do*s ot memory,
imueunl IiU'MtU'le, Fata lathe Hack, Dim.
r«m of Vtltoa Premature Old Age, anc
many other Disease* that load to In -amity ot
Ootuuaiption and a Premature Ora' •*.
4firFuli partioalftr* in our pamphlet, wnlcl
we deelro to Bead Dee U> every ono. The e %
olilo Medlolao is sold by all druaglata at II
per package,or six packages !or|o, or w.u te
sent free t>y mail on receipt of the money l y
kl *rHE°<UKAY WF.lllt'INF.4 0., No.lt
Mechanic*' Block, Detroit. .Mich.
Wilmington by Z.JAMksBELT, Whole
_.eftnd RoU'.il Druggist, For. 6th and ..Ly
ket Street*. And by Droggiiu everywhere
mhlOtt
in
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL,
The H.rrst and Beat Illnmlnatlii*
ISUTBU/YI.Y PtlKK.
BUKNB ODOKLKSM,
IS PEKFEOTLY SAFE.
KEUUIKES NO OHANOE OP LAMPS.
•9-WILL NOT EXPLODE-**
Hold In one and Are gallon cans, and ten
gallon oaa.s by
Z. JAMES BELT.
WROLEnSALE AND RETAIL AUENT
FOR WILMINGTON,
Sixth and Market Sts.
Ci«p
TTENTION.*— All persona
pure Drugs or Cbew.anls, or wiHn
their prescriptions or private rccelpU
oaretilly oo«i|/oundt>d of puie material*,
.hoaidg. loth, drug .™. 01 >hukst
No. 817 Market .troet,
WIluiDigton, Del.
A
$-10 tf
COAL, WOOD AND U»L
goo. W. Bush & Son.,
FKKNOH STKEET WHAKF,
Gall special attention to their hard, pure,
SHENANDOAH COAL
A l*o to their
Prepared for Family uae.
RKOOKNinr. LTHF.NS TAI.LET,
hdpkkiok TO all cwal pub suit
MEKHSE.
COAL! COAL!
LEHIGH AND K0H1N00R
COAL!
Beat Pnmlly Ceil, <»r«fally Pr«.
parr.l «>H|.«rl*lly for our retail
ulm.
Kr.mptlJ ilollTMml In ctillnn at lowest inar
ketpnee.
Charles Warner & Co.,
■ARRET NTREET WHARF.
QOALICOAL! €OALl
CHOICE FAMILY COAL.
HTASTOW,THOMAS LFHtUII AND
WILLIAM PENN.
tho finest family coal*,
YARD FOOT OF WENT STREET.
JOHN W. GRIFFITH.
Thoee
911 tf
1KEKGHT I LYLN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA!
WAKNEK'SPHILABF.LPHIA ANI.
WILMINUTON PltOPEI.U.KN.I
Sell trom Varkrt Si root Wharf, WHmlngUa,
dally, at 9 I'. N. from f irst Wliarl holes
(Jhestnut (Streot, Philadelphia, dally, att
o'clock, V. M.
Express arrongoaiente In hoiti cities, hy
which prompt delivery of merchandise b „)!)•
lured.
Charles Warner d Co.,
H.rk.1 HI. Wharf, WIluilnK«»<.
tlelaaare,
FOR NEW YORK I
Electric Line Steamers.
From King Street,Whari Wilmington, on
IWESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATE K
DAYS at 2 o'clock, P. M.
And from Pier 16, Etsi River Ness York,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FKI
DAYS, at 4 oolock.P. M.
49^Freight forwarded promptly and at the*
lowest rate*. ap26-ly
E AiYDHEWN, Agtinb
KEBCillWr r AlLkltl i 4
WM. H. Quinn,
Merchant
1 a i I a r,
miN.timei stheut.
All tbo latext style* of Spring and Snmrnot
CoHflimero*and suitings kept onthand, «ui
and made in good style.
(lolhes Unde to OrderMCheepM
any estoNllHlunent lit Wllmlng
Pbiladelidiln. my7-«m
(on
UUIfiECII AND .ntl/ZLE
Loading Guns
1
l rices rent
All Styles, Makes and Brices,
'a any point ou application.
JAMES & BROTHER.
704 SI AII KET STREET.
wmriEH fuktheouamiui
Of lb. lllteentli marrl»K« innlverrary al Mr.
i fttra. Jubn Woodbury.
M K. C.
May the pii*t with pica ant memoriae
Hover aioun l you on t'.:« day ;
M iv the
Chmdn a.l the clou-la away.
r> at bo but sunshine,
:
future with tfl battle*
. uii«l) et to come,
OoUfllct
May P
All
v •
Hold .or you i.o groit
Than the happy past h.»a done.
M»y fUtliar 'I -we with trrd-r Angara
Touch jour now u iwrinkle 1 brow;
May you !•<«•! tus weight nutilgh ly.
Never hauler tuau now.
lJver upward then and enwurd,
1. t your al »< *..U mono bo;
B:1 tikin^ 11 bio*-' *.'■ Iden uiomoolf,
iicT-ur.a irom lta puatly tea.
With your bar*tier marked for heaven,
And that city lor j«
iruo vucoeort
Though storm* cone and thunder* roll.
May your life bo ir«» from ro row,
Tear* unnumbered full of joy ;
And lor you may • •« h t/-in«nuw
Hold but; r ace with jut alloy.
May you think w.thsru les ofpleaure
(iu the years that have )u«( fl*w .;
lie the though not Mid but joyful,
We shall roap u* w . hat o sown.
When the I ght of day is waning,
An l your work is a:meat done,
May y. u then ad bathed iu *""7
Sink to coat like yonder tun.
di cruwu Vo r erto t*,
lira. Iluclikc|ipvr* ruueral.
For tho Republican.
Mkhbbh. Kuitorr:—P lease allow uih
apaco iu your valuable paper for a com
plaint which jddtice rtquires to be
made.
It la only with a deep feeling cf sur
row and regret that I have to touch up
on the funeral of the young wife of Mr.
Ilochkeppel, who alone can fnlly real
ize the pad Iona. A* atated elsewhere it
was al*out the largest funeral that ever
took place iu this city. Let it he tru -
now, that many thousands of good
friends gathered to cast their last look
at the mortal remains of her whom they
so highly loved ami esteemed iu life,
yet it is also a fact that many eueiuies
approached, not from holy reverence
for the deceased, but more from curiosi
ty and mockery, who behaved them
selves by word ami deed not as human
beings but simply as auiui&ls, without
any leeliug aud religion, who considered
the cemetery rather a circus than a con
secrated grave-yard.
In whom has it been instilled more
powerfully than in a Roman Catholic,
to follow the funeral procession with
holy reverence and to enter the burial
ground with a pious fear. Is it possi
ble that they lost all moral feeling at
once, if they had any at all ?
A person must be utterly degraded
who commits a nuisance oh sucb*a sol
emn occas'oij, where even a heathen or
a Totk will show some human fueling.
And what expressions did those few
gopalppers, whose names are knot, n,
make use oi f An honest, modest aud
pious woman would shudder to hear
them. And why all this shameful and
disgraceful behavior f Has any one
wronged them in anything? Why
were even the nearest relations afraid
or ashamed to bid the last farewell to
the noble dead ?
Were all of them exposed ty eternal
damnation when Mr. Hocbkeppel mar
ried ? ya hypocrib*, take esre of yoi r
own souls and families. Aud why be
boldest thou the mote in thy broth* r s
eye ? thou hypocrite, first cast out the
beam out thine own eye, and
then shalt thou see clearly to cast out
the mote out of thy brother's eye. (St.
Matt. VII. 3 and b.
Let everybody be satisfied with his
own misfortunes, for the baud of the
Lord rests heavy upon us all. Mr. H.
is a man of good character and^educa
tion and as in the beginning has again
at this occasion defied all Lis enemies
by following the coffin fearlessly
through the dense mass. He faith
fully and closely clung to her whom lie
truely loyed, even to the grave, and
every true Christian should be moved
to tears in seeiug the young man, be
fore whose eyes all earthly hopes were
sunk for ever in the grave. Justicr.
A Family Polrooed by Trlclinlir.
At 017 South Btr«nt, l J hilad.l|jlil»,
rosi'l-a Chartoo Xiuimfrmau, a lloriuAii
uonfooliourr, aud hia Isiuily, which
couRi§t« ol his wif* aud two young
ohildreii. For n»arljr two weeks all
tho uioluhers of this little household
hare been suffering the tortures
trirhini*, hut hr the aid of skilful medi
cal attention they are now gradually
improving. A newspaper representa
tive visited the family and obtained
the fads relating to the trouble. It
appears that ou the 24th of November
Mrs. Zimmerman bought a slaughtered
hog from a wholesale produce firm and
4aking it home used a portion of it. to
gether with beef and other ingredients,
iu the making of a Herman pudding.
The pudding was eaten raw by them
all, Mrs. Zimmerman partaking of it
upon numerous occasions. Nine days
afterwards all were seiz. d with a
strange and wretched feeling, slid the
wife, aud &s all were similarly affected,
they were greatly alarmed. They ex
perienced a burning and unquecchahis
thirst, were racked witli excruciating
pains in the limbs, found it .impossible
to sleep, although experiencing a sense
of drowsiness constantly, and were
restless and feverish. The wife swelled
as though she was suflering from dropsy,
aud her flesh became hard aud solid.
The atteuding physician cut a small
piece from her arm, and placing it
under a microscope, calculated that it
oontaiued at least 50,01)0 trichina! to
the square Inch.
f
Trouble In Trx«*.
A few weeks ago a Deputy U. S.
Marshal attempted to arrest men iu the
Texas "Pan Dandle" for alleged viola
tion of the revenue laws, aud was him
self arrested by the State authorities.
It was not until be obtained military
assistance from Fort, Klliot that he could
capture the
in number, were takeu to Dallas, but
were discharged from custody on Fri
day. the Jury having failed to indict
them. Ou the other hand Captain
Nolan aad Lieutenant Flipper, of the
Cavalry, have bee
the. Grand Jury fi
mining Uuited States soldiers to b
used" )■ making tite arrests.
ftfenders. These, cloven
iudictud by
"unlawfully p»r
Te
Africa.
II lilah Vlelory ii
Doc. 13.—A dispat«U ficm
*tnl'«r 2f>, nays:
Cape Town, dated N< vi
( lonial * foreen
stormed Mol esia moii!«t«i
of November,
kills 1 .jiiriug the fight. On the Britbh
side tivj colonists were wounded and
two unlive allies wers killed. The at
tack cm < hief Secocoeni has been e t
1 until th. 27th of Novemh r.
H'.icces-lully
"The
on the UOtli
Chief Moral
vas
pone
IIAUMCHEITIJI KIITME.
A Krmarlittbla Nummlny up llial
Aiuiianl « Jury lu « I raoklya
C'ourt.
Tho suit of Mm. Bridget Ro»an
against Charles W. Bo dell for
damages for B'<aidt was triol before
Chief Judge fieilBOM, iu the Brooklyn
Court, ou Wednesday. Mrs. Raw
alleged thr. ou July lil-t last, aa bIih
was parsing aim - too street Hoar i'ros
,g a po.il ncir.u>uiug
her husband e dinner, i! dell, who has
a barroom near by, maliciously instiga
ted cue of his euip'oyes to turn b wat r
hose upon her,so that -li- was thorough
ly drouohed, as well as bruised and
otbervvi-o Injure i; also that Beddi
used abusive lauguag" tow&id her ami
•et a dog upon her, which bit her and
tore her dr s.
Bedell pin ill,,
complain .
The trial
defence alleged
plagued and provoked (lie dog.
show that tlieanlrual cuubl not be very
dangerous they proved by careful
measurement that it was only four
iuokes tall and ten inches long, and
averred that its age was six months.
One witness testified that the dug was
whipped and put to flight every day by
a family c it.
Iu summing up for Mrs. Kuwait, Mr.
Mirabeau L. Towns said that as this
was what, in common parlance, is call
ed a ''dog case," lie bad determined to
present it to the jury in the shape of
some doggerel thvraett. He did not
wish it to be understood, however, that
because be put it in rhyme |t was des
titute of reason. On the contrary he
claimed that his client had every r-as
to expect a generous verdict in her fa
vor. Mr. Towns then recited the follow
ing, while Judge Neilson shaded his
face, and seemed heartily to enjoy the
fun:
peot Pai k, car
icr ,i d- ni&l to the
Tli«*
•ry atnuiing.
that
w it*
Mr^s Row,'in
To
In Julv Ia*-t, about the time
'I hai hungry moral* like to dine,
The plalnitil, being a prudent woman,
Retlorth to Aud herhu band Rowan.
The Irugal ineal, y t smoking warfti,
St o bad In bucket 'pun h r arm,
For 'twas this lady's chid delight
To tempt her hu*ban »'* appetite.
Now, t ;e defendniit, I'h iries Bo 'ell,
Keeps near the Park, (>, sad o tell.
A dr »u shop, sometlm. s called an Inn.
Whore ho dispenses rum and gin,
And not content with deadly cups,
lie keeps two wild ferocious nuns.
When plain)iff came unto the l'urk.
Tills (diaries Bedell (i«.*t fora lark
As he avers in his defence,
11/ way of excuse, or pretense),
Seeing that she was but a woman,
.Set the puppy 'pon Mrs. Rowan,
To bPe her, arnl to tear her dr-ns,
And put her in extreme distress.
'! hen as lie saw h r, pale wlm fright,
Trying to save herseH by flight,
He shouted : "Bill before she goes,
.lust play upon her with the hose."
d, assaulted, almost drowned,
Bleeding from a painfnl wound,
The plain III, gentlemen ol the jury,
At last escaped the blackguard s fury.
- he brings this suit to
Will do as you'll have others do.
The jury after three hours delibera
tion gave the plaintiff $50 damages.
0
if you
Ualnuaad New Terfc.
There seems to be fortnnately, but
little doubt that the Maine fraud will
be carried into effeot unless some legal
inland are fjeud to prevent Its consu
m at ion. It involves the disfranchise
ment of seven co«nties, of the largest
city iu the State and of the State Capi
tal. The alleged irregularities are too
slight to disguise the naked intent of
fraud; or to have any weight before a
tribunal lost to all self-respect.
It is intimated that the object in thus
organizing a defeated legislature in op
position to the will of the people,
reaches further than to the electiou of
a Governor aud ti.a division of State
patronage. It will insure such a Re
publican majority in Maine next year
as will out short the banquet of the
spoiled at their own home table. Rut
if the first act of the bogus Legislature
aud the usurping Gov«rnor should be
to take the choice of Presidential elec
tors into their own polluted hands, the
Democratic column for 1480 would he
that much the stronger aad a Demo
cratic administration won Id find its
first duty aud pleasure in taking care
of the men who had defrauded the peo
ple of their own State.
If such an act is done in Maine it
will be only natural for the Republi
cans to retaliate by doing the same
thing in New York. They hare the
advantage of a Governor and a Legisla
ture elected by the people and Dot
by fraud, while New York has thirty
five electoral votes at slake and Maine
has only seven. This is the one consid
eration which may prevent the zeal of
the Eastern Democrats from running
quite away with them. They would
gain saven votes and lose thirty-five,
while everybody would say th*y were
rightly served.
Nenntor llojard.
Vur the llopuhllcan.
llKssiti. Eoitorx : Tha Philadelphia
"Record" of Thursday last, maxes a
great flourish of trumpets over Henator
Bayard, and states that if any one wilt
produce the commission ol Thomas I\
Bayard as having served in the Confed
erate army, they will give l.OOOdollars
for tile same.
We here iu VFilraington do net ex
pect to make application for the money,
for we all know of his wberabunts at
the time. No Wilmingtonian ever cir
culated such a report. We know better.
Now he it known to tho "Record"
that we the citiZ' us of Wilmington hold
ourselves ready to pay 1,000 to 5,000
dollars to any one who will 6how us a
line iu print,or prove to us a word spoken
by that same gentleman (now Senator
Bayard,)lu favor of the stricken Union.
We will say to the 'Record' that bun
combe is cheap ; hut we ol Wilmington
do know that on the 4th of July, 1861,
Thomas K. Bayard, acting as captain of
a volunteer company, paraded our
streets, aud not one of the company
was known to he in favor of the Union
of the States, and moreover, tho said
company was disarmed by order of the
Oovernmeut, as dangerous to the inter
cats of Delaware, and of the Union. Try
again. Yotirs, eto.
ges
X.
The New l enen*.
It id a serious outlook for the new
Census that it is to he made political
and sectional. If the enumerators in
the Soutli are to be, as now appears
likely, dictated entirely by Hie Sena
tors from that section, they will lie
charged, beyond a doubt, to make such
returns as will prevent the Southern
States from sustaining the whole of the
political loss which their slow growth of
population should entail. The whole
roheme of haring the supervisors sub
ieot to confirmation by the Senate was,
from the very passage of tin Census
aot, a scheme to put them under the
control of tlie Democratic Senators, and
make a Census which would serve the
sectional objects of their party.
L
per
Call
H.
cob
at
■EWING MACHINES.
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now fn u c. coin,
h.js no ahutilf. H/-Jl Bet
r »t try iiiovemeut, more upe.d
Iu nuchlne, with lew wear
HKht
ir than u» y thr- e
. It. In cerium;y Ichh c
/ tber • ii.ko. a lock rtlch,
d morn fftHlly a^justlbte
1 Rny other, the t*'
you rind In a ehutile machine,
fa adju- tcd—.'ihvavs right. Thi* 1* i.ot tho
old Wheeler At Wilsun Unproved, but
invention. Took the gold medal at
the Into l»«rls Exposition, over eighty
intltor*. I or a Cli Istnini present act ttic
next mad*, Mteat tints , iho nimploft and
ltwhteat running machine In u.s *. Don't buy
until you h.ivo given it a triul.
WhoelcrA. V* lii-on Muouftitdur'ng Co.,
st r oot,
Jt: 3 tf J, H. PlMxRU.S:', >I:iu,ii;er.
nted.
line
•tdbv
Hi.
any ah
and Jrict
d is the boss machine f
1 will wc
U
running
shuttle
plica r*d than
ami has a hotter
tension tha
cii;in;c u, as
uRlti
tiro no
8 Mari
faTAgont
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V.AWlNti.
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ART H V Ifl O O L N O W OPEN.
FKEE-HAND. MEOHANIGAL DRAW
1NG AND PAINTIN/f l AI'GKT.
Instruction privately or in cIons. Evening
mechanical drawing does andptudio hours—
Monday and Wednesday from 7. W toy o'clock.
Pupils fitted lor Academy oi Fine Arts,
Philadelphia Portraits painted, fee., Uc. All
kinds of drawing designs, Ac., Ac., made In
the mofet careful an/1 artistic manner. For
terms or any information cal: or address
studio room 16, Masonic Temple, Wilming
ton, Del.
Retarence.—t'ol. H. S. Motion.b, J. Tnylor
(Pause, Esq., H. (>'. Robinson, i *q,, Dr. J. K.
it
Tantum.
1NTKR INSlKUCTlONs.—Pirate
less/.ns iu cjtlier Latin. Greek, He
brew, Gorman, French, Spanish and all Lc
gllsb branchei Hie v .n n n. both ladies and
gentlemen at my office, ^17 Tatn.all street, or
at their private residences at any time and at
moderate rites. Pupils fitted lor college.
Apply now to I'lvDK. IDK'HKl.PPKL,
ll-ki-lm/od 717 'latnall street.
W
HI ENDS i CHOCL,
FOUR1HAM) WT.STREETS
F
is for a few more n at and well be
Has
hared pupils lrj ea/th ol the three rooms. Sec
ond term oner.* on the tirsiind dayofknd
mo., 1880. For further inforination address
residence, 6< 6 W. Ninth street. 14-11 lnr
FRED EDEN BACH Principal.
lUILKOG) UNFA
I khILADELPHU, WILLING.'
BALTIMORE KA1LK( »A 1 *.
•N AND
NOV CM liKfl IU, 1679.
Train* will leave Wilmington a* follow* :
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tion*, 7 OO, 8 lu, jO. 30, 1.30 n. in., 2.3J,4.00, 7.00,
9.46 p. m.
Fhllaoelphla (Express) 9.00, 11.04 a. m
Philadelphia and New York 4.91, 7.00, 10.02
a. in., 12.1 \ 12.39, 6 40 p. in.
Baltimore and Intelmedl./tu StatiftDs, 8.36
a, in.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7 D8 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.61, *2.10, 8.36,
m , 12.52, 1.04, 6.18 p. iu.
Train* lor Delaware Division leave lor :
New Castle, 9.16 a. m., 1.10,6 30 p. m,
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 9.16
a. m., 1,10, 6 30 p. m.
De'mur and intermediate Stutlona, 9.15 a.
a.
m , 1.10 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fhlladelphla and Interm (Rate .Stations,
8.10 a in ,6 00 6. 0 p. in.
Philadelphia and New Y
Baltimore aud W a j hingti>ii, 19.61,2.10 a. m.
For further inforination pussengors are re
erred to the time table- posted at the depot.
H. F KENNEY, Supt.
, 2.09 a. m.
OVhTEKN.
YNTEKN! OYHTEBN I!
O
TO THE FITBL1C.—Having remodeled ray
store at Sixth and Orange streets, i am pre
pared at all h 'ure ol tho day to lurnlsh my
friends with tho bent icc cream and oysters.
The oyster season having now arrived, it is
my intention to sell none hut first class oys
ters and a*, prices within the reach of all.
Hoping to still contl
public patronage.
9 26*3md
receiving
I Remain Yours,
GKaKLES KYLE.
share ol
OHINSON'S OYSTER BAY,
R
Finest Oyster* and Clam* In the eiiy tor 2
cent* per quart, or 6 quart* lor $1.00. Faml
lies, Hotels and Restaurants auppliftd.
tors delivered tree ot charge to ull parts of tho
cltv, ROBINSON'S, 117 W. Ninth streot.
N. H.—Next deor to T. L. Robinson 6t Bre
Grocery Store, 9lh and Orange St. 11-12 lui
Oys
UENH.MUJItt.
C ^WL'rS. REMINGTON aad^ ^ ^
j al! makes ol Breech load-TWJ^^T
ngGuns,Revolvers ol nil kinds
AWevcn shoot full ulck
el-plafed $NfoI coin-v " ™
plctfi for $1.00.
(flan halls, Traps and shells, implements for
broech-Ioadfng guns complete. Repairing
done at shortest notice and at reasonable
rates.
NATHANIEL MELCHOHl & SON,
NO. 214 KING STREET,
Wilmington, Dkl.
PORi'SMEN'S EMPORIUM.—All tbo
1 in pro veil
Muicle
S
makes ol Breech Lending
Loaders in great variety,
Gun*,
eu-sbot Ntokle Plated Re volvers, prices lower
than evc ,i . Repairing done tn an boneot
manner at reasonable rates. Uutlory ot all
kinds
cited,
s sharpened. A call Is respeetlulJy
II. J. PYLE,714 Mu'kot streot.
Wilmington, 1'el,
soli
4-17-Sm
Q KEAT SUCCESS.
lias attended operation* In Wall street dur
•'rotu $10 to $5,000
lng tho past thirty days,
received and operated, and profit* returned ol
three to ten time* amount Invested. "Puts"
and "Calls " at favorable rate?. Write for
Information concerning our plan whereby
persons of small means enjoy equal advanta
ges with largest operator. Special terms to
insure against loss. Stocks cun led on small
margin. Prices, etc., free.
CLINTON la BRYANT, Banker*.
11 Wall P*roet. N. Y.
1211-8mdAw
1ME! LIME! LIME!
L
CELEBRATED
WRIGHTSVILL v . LIME,
WK1GHTSVILLE LIME.
Wholesale and retail.
JOHN W. GRIFFITH.
JOHN W. GRIFFITH,
YARD FOOT OF WEST STKEET.
9*2*tf
rniiUM iS M. OGLE, Dealer lu House
L hold Good*, will cell Chamber Suit*,
Parlor Furulture, constating ol Lounge*.
Table*, Ac., clthor in sets or piece*, at 16 nor
cent, lower than Philadelphia prices, and 26
per ceut. lower than prices In Wilmington.
Call aul *oo him ut bis Auction Rooms, 604
Market street
11-29- lm
A WEEK IN YOUR OWN TOWN
Term* and $6 outfit free. Addre*
H. UALLLTT A CO., Portland,Maine.
xttt-f f* f\ For a large load ol kindling
wood. Order* can be left at
Gra> & Lm*., Second and King street*; Ja
cob Moo;e,tttOiiy Df pot j and John S. Miller,
at U sing Bun, or at the Factory, comer ot
I'nJoa street and Gilpin avenue.
J. McKlNNUY
H 14H
nmi* LOOKS.
J^OVELY PA KIS LTItESSIW!
We have rem rnlng of our mur
Njert fu .
port a tl<»i
e.'xlit :ovri!y l\
5 K »
Costaiuei,
wfcjc'i ve toi
I'lork down to low*
having i al tr.<* lenefit of fhei
a* pattern
drc.'B.fl all t' e 'oi'on. Tor p eient* ootldi g
"oufd be more .'0 liable.
A if a Jirown Mlk, ieduced from fias t w f<jB
It Is :v Mack SaMn deLyon, reduced from
$150 to $06.
(' Is a Dronxo Cloth
•I Striped S ti
daced lroin $luo to $ 6.
D b ft Garnet Satin and India Cashmere,
duced from $1% to f85.
E 1* ft Broi
Satin ftrnl Dro-ace, reduced
tJflOO.
f.
F I* a Flick Satin Dinner I*rei?. reduced
irorn $160 to *ioo.
(} it » Black SaMn and Procure Velvet, re
duced from $160 te (loo.
U Is a Dark-Bio* Cloth and India C .sl.mr o,
redteed irom $116 to $66,
Be.ldee tkeie we haro a larso uiertmentel
ued turn pricei (.'ertumes, r.d ..r present
stoek of
LADIES' COATS ANI) WRAPS
LADIES' COAT'S AND WRAPS
LADIES' COATS AND WKAPh
LA DIES'COATS AND WRAPS
Dave been Greatly lmyrovtl,
JOHN WANAMAKEK,
JOHN WANAMAKEll,
JOHN WANAMAKER,
JOHN WANAMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT,
GRAND DEPOT,
UK AN I) DEPOT,
OHAND DEPOT,
THIRTEENTH STREET,
THIRTEENTH TRKET,
THIRTEENTH STREET,
TM1BTEBNTH STEKET,
I'HILADKLPRIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA
WATCHI1N AND JEWELRY.
HAIiLES HEEBNEK,
C
HOLIDAY GOODS ! HOLIDAY WOODS \
Ladies aud G:nt*
ae-cMjr.D watches-m
G t NTS SILV EK WATCHE3.
Also a ne'v aud well
)lected *t#ck ol
JEWELRY,
JEWELRY,
JEWELRY,
JEWELRY.
Stiver and silver-plated Ware,
Silver and Sliver plated Ware.
CLUCKS, SPECTACLES, AC.
CLUCKS, SPECTACLES, AC.
Call and Soe.
Call and See,
('all and See,
Call and See,
CHARLES HEEBNER,
CHARLES IIEEBNEK,
C13^ MARKET ST.
*H3^ MARKET &T.
<1SW MARKET ST.
613>^ MARKET ST.
12 a-tt
EW JEWELRY STOKE!
BAY NAK1)& DAWSON
Have opened the *toro
NO. 229 MARK EIGHTH EET,
And stocked it with an entire ne r and large
assortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SIL
VERWARE,SPECTACLES, Al.
AjTLatest Styles, Lowest Prices,-®*
and satisfaction guaranteed to all.
Being both praottcal Jeweler*, all repairing
It with them will he promptly and satlsfao
torally attended to.
N
S EWIN(f MACHINES REPAIRED AN(
EXCHANGED. Also guns, pistols a n<
looks tor *'i!e. Kell banning, tool*, bolt cut
ters, ratchet*, wrenches, drilling machines,
engines and bollc 1 *. JNO. G. HIRZEL.
u-18 u 206 E. Second streot.
1
E8TABI ISIJt J> l\ ISJ J,
REBIIW, 1ST0
JOHN H. MOORE,
MT'CESSOK TO 4 0W4KI) .HBOHE
11a* removed back to tho ne t aiktlnx ereited on the t ite of tte ol ?!
e.-iUtdlhbeu
i
f)
,*4J
WITH AN rNTIJti: NEW MTOCK OF
MEN S HOYS' \NI) CHILDREN'S
Of all the latest dcilana. and trimy novelties In Clothing, rover t rf. r - offered In tkl*
city iHirUlotliln* 1. .11 HR.-r-CLASS bah In good. x-„i manuf.,c-iure. Om. tili o!
our. n the most faimcnable in the city, and will be 3
SOLD FOE ONE PRICE,
Which I* marked in plain fljrurca m every gartrent and from which mere will bene de
flation as they are mark*d at the very lowest ()ASH PRll'tS that ti e *r.me oIupk of k0 odi
•an he purchased for, either here or in Philadelphia, or New York. We have the
BEST GOODS FOB VUE LEAST MONEY
Of any establishment In the city, J*nd all we want is a call from o r friends and a Criti
cal examination of our stu*-k. (Jur u o»to is FAIR AND SQUARE Df AL1NU lor our cos.
tomers. Wo have always loud lor neaily hull a century in the manufacture and sale ol flna
ready made clothing and intend to beep u;. our w»;ll earned reputation of the Old and Re
liable Clothing Home.
SPECIALTIES II
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS
Our salts are well suonseJ botore helnic cut anJ manulacturod, expressly either for __
by us. tor the trade ol this City and Peninsula Wo don't tear competetlou, and ehallenx.
comparison. ' ^
ox
OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
is
the second fleor uf the Main Building, and is under the supervision o
MR. NATHANIEL BAYNE
J
Whose reputation as a enuerfs
useiers In.m
ties In
well established In this community that comment If
. Utr stock in Lis Department will contain all tho iatc t ueiUcsand novel
FINE SUITINGS, CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS,
y description of piece goods adapted for men or hoys wear wl
.TESTSTYLE and best Banner. A kood fit and Fatisfaet
evory ease. Call and examine our stock whether you wirh to purchase or doL
And
up In the LA
Ich will be made
n guaranteed la
Suits Made to Order from $15 To $50.
All good*
r .rrante J a* repr< sente/I or the money refunded.
JOHN H. MOORE.
J. & J. N. HA
D lUAJVF
9
NO.
410 KING STREET,
IVlI.MlNinoN. DEL.
IV
The largest and Iflneei nhSortHier.t ol Ready-made Fund uro to •
the State ol Delaware, can he teen at 410 Kli
hand. Repairing promptly attended to.
d n Wtimjn^ton^iB
a;os Any price k«|>|
/«.
ng Street. PuriiRur
VARIETY 8TORFA.
THE LAKGEMT. CHEAPEST AND
BEST AHROKT3I ENT OF
DRY GOODS.
HOSIERY,
t.YD JfOTiOX:
GENT'S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR, BOUTS. SHOES
AND HI BRERS, CROCKERY
WARE, GLASSWARE, anti
TINWARE.
TABLE, STAIR AND FLOOR
,
I
|
1
I
1
GIL CLOTHS.
STAIR, ENTRY, HUMP AND
INGRAIN
CARPETS:
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Como and oxa ml no our stock and yon will
save time and money. Wo are bo tiling ap
cheap aa tie ebeapost.
VOAMS & RKOTHERa
504 MARKET STREET !
TOBACUfl AND (jUAKfi.
YJTO A snz.
Manufactura
8E(a»8! SEUARSSSEOAR^t
NO. 'j WEST FRONT STREET,
()
>! nil kinds ol
Wllralng'ou, Del.
I
jghn urn i
JOHN OTTO
17-1
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
K F, C. WELCH
L)
!
'
T11E DEMIST.
Has removed to
NO. 5)3 KING STltEET, WILMINUTON. I
A3~Ane«thotic* »dm'nlsuned, and all i
operation* In Dentistry perfume! skilfully
and rcasoiutd}'.
AVID.1. MURPHY, JR.,
D
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 6 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
10-22* tf
TXABKY EMMONS,
ATTl.IINET AT LAW,
NO. 702 MARKET ST.,
Wilmington, I.'e!.
lanl-ly
rjlELTH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful Teeth at $3. $6, $8 and F
E er*et. Teeth extruded without |V\in*vV
7 tho u?eol ga.i. Over thirty venrs ev.ur
DR. (fALLAGHER,'
No. 836 Market street.
lenco.
.AVI LL JONES,
H
ELI H. CHANDLER,
JOSE* A CHANDLER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
9-24-tf TOPEKA, KiNSAS.
C£'IS BEER.
PBOSPECT BEER.
* PUKE DKUUIITm, BEVEKAGK
DQNAHQE & ROBINSON,
S. W. 4 OH SIXTH A ORANGE STS.*
Wilmington, Del.,
, Kesinostiujly luforai the trade and the nubile
I generally that they are now j»r»t ared to fur
| nish this Celebrated beor iu any quantity.
1 This beer has no equal in li.e market, and
I deaiorn c' orvwhero pronounce u suterior
1 to all other bra nils. g.#, iy
THE LARGEST GLASS
OF KEER IX THE CITf
-AT
FREYE'S SALOON.
NO. 17 E. MKCOM1 1ST. A FIKKT.
I'LASS POOL TABLE
tela ti
STliO tftt A aril ffILil
IB 0 A 8 TE 0 COFFEE,
CTS. VEK LB
—AND—
'«LA«K,
'IS, JAPAN
'A'EA A r
l*er poufl.i.
. '.s rro unoxcollcd in parity.
' er, t y any In the ity at the
; eu t.nd be convinced .-I '»> fwet.
CAD
AIXK
|» 1(0
J'he9- ;
ngti
Graal;
stern Taa Co.,
A a
>
>ri
",Y.
P!4>W3I.%Si
.sruvi^T,
! ■ ELA WaKU
ijk.'Mr v roues of r«#
loetty pure popper, and
one o; the best. Prices
8 Y *).
■ (4Tt'.»A
me
1>
dy.
CAP
CT i- T TO CUSTOM ERS.
? MUGH AL LUS.
J WYNANS,
FU .NiSHlN
L.
Gx UNDERTAKER,
NO. P'i SH1PLE i STREET,
Jie i I
11—5Z8—t
n*u lift W«-t Kiev ih s;i.et.
EMU> GUTHRIE.
tleneral l iiriildhlng Undertaker,
NO. ».■' c.. »L \ENTH STREET.
-•-9 Wilmington, Del.
Tkumh.—:: o per cent, les* than usual i rioe*.
i>; AS MITCHELL,
FIRBHSIIING UNDERTAKER,
NO. 412 KING STbEKT,
Wilmington, Del.
1
OtlN B. MARTIN
J
I'lIRNISHlNO VNDBBTAKER,
NO. 221 SHIPLEY STREET.
Furniture neatly repaired.
M3 3m