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Mirf; "-to
Huiuu-eG »"d m 1,Halted Express
1.36 ".On Sunday, 1161,110
t 0(, 6.16, P'
a®' Bay Lino: T.osp. m.
gg £££^ way stations: MT a.
•J !1> 'lt,-io«. 16 ,a. 1 . 10 , 8.80 p. m.
uu - *- Kp -
northern B. K.: «•», a.
& 30 v . m . Sunday eicept
n ' «"i, a.vo EM, f- 00 -
On Sunday*: 11*8, X08,
8 . 00 , 1 L*° 1115 p, m.
nBsWraare^i-i^ SuB(Uyi . j.u, *, m.
from
fix 0 - 30 p* m
•■"f&fai'nirton: X16, a. m.: 1W3 1X8T,
Oa tJundayi: Xlia.m.i
Oaetle: 8.W, *•». «-» *• "•!
11 " AH „ m No Sunday trains.
284Sfift.£: 8.60 a. m.| 11.60,
t'tr-'KpV 1 M0
~ 'itolaware'* Western K.U.: 8.00 a.m.
pan
i!'». m 0EW.uui.erow ijavw fszlaml
toa.
BilW
„ . and Washington nvenna
?S'?mT6 11« *• 1-88, 8.00, 4.00,
•S'*mldo».46.U.80P. m. On Snn
i h a ab sTm.; «•«>. MMU» p. ,
sJcond and Market stream: 1.08.
%™"r»!T? *■*» •■«•. »• "•
IIP 1.08 ._
FOR RALE._
nTTL a i k —I'wo Hory brick b»ua« 416
f ¥,y A o^«t, « rooms, with on flrs.
Tfwmrybrio'ks, new, Poplar street above
giventh.
ttwo Miry
Beventli.
DwlUDg
®CuDkiaw Jefferson street, 10 rooms.
S Vunlluren street bet Sth and »th.
ice Bastwth street,
u ms Cheftuut street.
.» (W-3 Jellereou street.
1W8 West Third fltroet.
Fourtb ftreet near Pine, W by 100 ft,
atom on Dond and mortgago Irom 81000 to
t i, turns tn suit. A pply to
W MoCAT'LLkV II CO,
doe Market siroot,
Wilmington. Del.
m.
bricks,now, Walnut street above
HU Delaware Avenue modern
UK on
Him
r if stDE.—BUSINESS OPPOKTU
NltY.-A house and lot, situated on
Jain street. South Pennsgrovo, N. J.|
front os Delaware rtver; dot one and a
seres ; liouse In good condition ; eight
&'• line opportunity lor bu-lness ol sny
Cut r: Knell im lumber, lime. coal, brick or
Iminl country store ; price very low. Apply
< w atWOOD, (lounsellor at I-aw.
»«-SA» «•» Walnut st.. Phlla.
F OR SALK.-A VALUABLE BLACK
Mw six years old. lante sire, will work
In^.iuattaf^unveJsr.U^. 0 ,
No. It Eaat Fourth mrtot.
r K nflixra.—TWO STORY BRICK
house, 8D7 tlorimd st.; six rooms; will be
IHidon KcitHonahle tennu; also
nlitood work horses. Apply toSAMUbl.
DVI.E Chestnut anil Adams. 1-ZS tt
Hi:
UjK SALK—A PROPERTY SITU A
toi in Bmmlywlne Humiretl, ooutaln
86 acres of very fertile and well
luureiiliir.'l. npilyto
EDWARD LECARPENTIER.
U'3 w.-3m Rockland, Del.
\ BSALF.-4W E. 4TU ST.; GOOD 1.0
cation; 1<) rooms and bath ; modern con
Irislei. o.': inrms easy; % may remain on
3-lw ll 13-1517 J.T. i-EALl).
~ |R.SALE.—26 NEW HOUSES. SJME
with motlorn linproveinents; prices Irom
fttolSSM; terms ve y easy; would take
ltttttKlt or morUtnars for payin-nt. Apply
n. H. TINDALL A SONS,
S«,M French at.. 310 and 312 E Sth st.
• 3-11 Imd
F
Hl'j H(»KSES FOR SALE.—A LOT
ti good young horses; well broken;
HogleaDil double; good style; will bo sold on
imslimargin to clono out. Cali and examlno,
Frmiist.r-elow ' 2 nd,oity.
H. SHARPLESS.
0
BOH SALK.-A FARM OF 118 ACHES,
IJ uearNorth-Ewt, Md. Excellent land.
Water front, good outbuilding. Will aell
|ii)W|'. Address A. ADAMS.
|JMUtw 2 &th and Isocust st.. Philadelphia.
IWJKSALE.—»EA SO NEI) WHITE
|i (Jak post) ready lor sotting, by
JAMES H. 8 VIALLEY.
|6Mtw Christiana, February, 27. 1880.
t'OIl RIM'.
KRKNT.-Naw Houses on Thirteenth
street, hetwoan West and Washington
ft hunt lo ?. Apply to JOHN GRKhN,
t Cor. lint A French ur at 101 ft Washing
siitr
'll RENT.-A GOOD PROPERTY AT
fourth and Union streets ; lar^te double
J** 1 wi'-H 1% acres ol ground ; may be rent
«very cheap rent. H EALD k
Uko.r].mh.
CO.
f* hknt—basemknt of btobk
233 Muruot street; suitable for
f?, or *»art»«r shop. Inquire of
GE(). w. Bli'SH, French st. wharf.
•OH UKNT.--A snail truck farm with
Kood buildings, near Green Bank Stn
• on the Wilmington A Weotern. R. K.
wtodEO. M. BRAMBLE, near Dela
* Junction.
11-24 tr
'It KKNT.-HDUSE 1017 TATNALL
J. L. DhVOU,
Fourth and Market us.
„ ' llNT - A VERY DESIRABLE
KWcery Btore, Elm and Adams streets,
• owner Apply at store. 8 - 12 -flt*
toK HENT.-A STORE WITH TWO
ml au 1 * tt ^ ll0 > at > o. *202 West Second
tr. J"jJ a "'fee story fl room house at No.
a * 5 . htreet a K 00<1 •'Nler, rent
?LApi)iy at 911 ket Ht. 2-14-wk«
TllKE&STOUY BKIOK
wil| f cine room, and larze store
K,®™;. 0 ' Thlr 4 "»<l Frecoh streets.
t' 1 "™ No,, wised jo. East Third
___1-24-SftWt!
'KViTHREE-RTOKY BRICK
"ouw, lc5 Westst.;
, ; rent low. Inquire
Daniel Mcoijskek,
ZU W. 2 ml st.
® AT THE S. W.
7th and TatnaU.
Jli-ti
8-I6-3t
tKffus^V 4 RESTAURANT and
■ ling heuie 2U Urange ,L Apply
HSta.tr M ANS PENNINGTON,
UV-"VZ_ 8th and Kins.
'-A RGB ROOM Uf THE
'tetatol Ct ? " nil ' M arkot rta.; suitable
lltlr' Apply to G.UHANdLbr,
_ All—906 M arket st.
®»&7J he dakge anbcom
8 which we now occupy.
J.U.FKAZEK.fcCO..
W and Shipley sts.
ly tr,
>24-11
Oo.'ao'Jst?.*?® SI ' OUT "« IOK
fc; . _ No. 612 west Third street.
r<Mt "ALBUM KENT.
l M "M« I |fti,!,m v Kl 5 NT :- A VALUABLE
' n village of Now
, tofe room 1 a, ' 10 rooms beside a
« &tle Qiion Jr S. 8 ^ r °P ert y 1« well worthy
" D|J8S * face llm 8 i? n8 , wlHh,n K to so iato
, S "t business Itand.
3-8 eodficw Apl ly 10 h - 8 HAHPLESS.
706 E. etk st., city.
SALg ,.rr
ifVMokfa.m*"' 1 '—'™E THREE
„>»! ana t»ff,. "fi' 831 Vfaehlngton st.
wodorn Improve
"""thout; all room, boated;
S-in-a
7th and Market.
18 LX
1-10-tt
B °AEilHGT
? *J«^^"^ S0PARL0K
8-1-lmd*
IM 1 ? *' 1 ^a V imS'. ED r 1,Y A YOT7NO
I T l t! h "i C lMllUl4
''"'n'Buui'^wOWe.t.te. Ad
8-16-81*
IhtKIiMen,
Odessa la to have a musical entertain
ment this month, the proceeds to be
devoted to the Presbyterian oknroh of
that place. On the flrst evening the
Baker family of Philadelphia will as
sist at tho entertainment, and on the
second, a number of vooalists from
Prinoeton will be present.
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church at Milford will hold a festival
the last week of this month at Dorsey's
Hall, or in the Sunday school room of
the church, to raise lands to put the
Parsonage in thorough order.
Rev. George W. Johnson has decided
to dedicate the new Episcopal church In
of erection at Collins' school
house, Sussex county, on Tuesday,
June 1st. Bishop Leo will officiate.
Rev. P. H. Rawlins was prevented
from preaching his farewell sermon at
Bethel on Sunday a week ago in conse
quence of the inclement weather, and
preached there last Sunday
Tho Rev. Mr. Brooks, paster in oharge
of St. Peter's Kpisoopsl church at Salis
bury, Md. t has declined the call of
Christ churoh, of Milford.
Bishop Lee has determined to make
bis annual visit to the Episcopal ohurob
es of Sussex oouuty between May lfith
and 23d.
Rev. Chaa. Hill, Presiding Elder of
Hasten District, has closed up his la
bors for the year, and gone to Confer
ence.
The Baptist obnreh at Milford has
been decorated with a liberal amount
of paint, which is a decided improve
ment.
The annual convention of the Kpis
oopal Diocese of Delaware will convene
at Laurel on Wednesday, June seoond.
Rev. C. K.^Boynton has been on a
visit to Milford and Peltou. He Is build
ing anew lesidence in Milford.
Rev. Dr. John B. Clemson, oi Clay
mont, is theoldsdt Kpisoopsl clergyman
in the Diocese.
The Middletown revival resulted in
80 conversions aud 70 accessions to the
churoh.
A
-
-
■
Ufale Kdnnatlnwal natsern.
Thu pupils of Mr. Obndiah Henry's
colored day school will give a grand ex
hibition in the aohool house, on Thurs
day evening next, the 18th inst. The
Mount Holly Cornet Band will be in
attendance. Mr. Henry deserves the
greatest encouragement in his under
taking.—"Nnwark Ledger."
Messrs. Daniel IlirscU and John
Herring of Milford will enter Dela
ware College, at New»rk, the first week
in April. Both have boon presented
with scholarships. Mr. Hirsh by Pres
ident Purnell of the College, aud Mr.
Herring through our Representative
C. .1. Hall, Esq.
Through Mr. T. R. McDowell, the
Athenian, Delta Phi and College libra
ries have each received a copy of
tbe life of tbe late Barnuel M. Harring
ton, Ifsq., formerly an active member
of the first-named society.
The snb-commiltee to arrange the
programme for the next annual meet
ing of the State Teachers' Association,
at Rehoboth, met at Dover on Saturday
last. Thoy will arrange lor a four
days' session.
Delaware College students are hunt
ing up pieoes for recitation at the next
commencement.
On the flrBt of April the four school
districts of Georgetown will elect sohool
commissioners.
A Georgetown small boy drew a pis
tol on his leather a few days since.
B«ira>e of a Man Boru far an
Angel.
Detroit Free l'ress.
"Las' nite as I was toastin' my heels
an gwlDe to sleep by do cook stove,"
began tbe old man as the notes of the
Limekiln Club triangle died away, "de
ole woman axed me if I dld't fluk die
world was growin' awful wicked. Dat
put me in mind of de fack dat alums'
ebery day I bear people aayin' dat dey
can't beliero nobody nor trnst nobody
any more, an' dat it am harder to find
an honest man dan it is to diskiver
water runnin' tip hill. Qem'len, Ize
been poklu 'round die world abont
sixty y'ars, an' it am my experience :
1st, Dat de man who groans ober de
general wickedness of de world will
Bteal a wheelbarrow ebory t'ue
he gits a chance. 2d, Dat de man
who goes 'round lamentin' dat
he can't trust nobody is de wery chap
who'll gin yon away ebery time. 3,
Dat de pusson who links de world am
full o'cbeats an' liars will trade you a
blind hoss an' den sneak iuto the barn
at midnight an' steal all de shoes off
his ieet. Dar's wicked folks on y'arth,
of coarse, bat de? man who does de
squar' thing will nebber run amiss of
squar' people. Ize got along bo fnr as
well as could be 'spected, and de look
ahead am all serene. De only man I
shall look out far am de man who was
bo'n fur an angel butgrowed up to wa'r
pants an' bates."
Volin and Mourner, Precipi
tated Into a Cellar.
A remarkable accident aocnrred at
tbe fnneral of Alonzo Van Patten, an
uld and respected citizen of Duanes
bnrg, N. T. The oorpse lay in the par
lor, where about sixty relatives and
friends were assembled. When the
services were proceeding the floor gave
way, and the corpse and funeral assem
blage were cast into tbe cellar. The
ooffin fell upon Mrs. John Little, crush
ing and dangerously injuring her.
Several others were badly hart. There
w&s the wildest excitement, bnt the
neighbors helped the people ont throagh
'a cellar window. The ooffin and body
were oovered, and the services speedily
terminated.
Another Advance In Coal.
The coal managers have resolved
npoa another advance in coal. The
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Issued a oiroular ou Monday giving new
quotations, whioh showsan advance on
all grades with tho exception of stove,
as follows: Furnaoe lump, 10 cents;
steamer lump and grate, 30 oents; egg,
25 cents, and ohestnnt, 5 oents per ton.
The Delaware, Laokawanna and West
ern Railroad Company also issue a
circulation on Monday, their prioes
being the same as above, except for
fnrnaoe lump, whioh Is advanced 30
oents per ton.
Attention, Toons Ladle* I
Rnmford Bro.'s, 404 Market street,
have just reooived the spring styles of
grey mixed, brown mixed and nntre
mixed Derbrs, for ladles.
I*,—IB—Id—F ■*»!«.
Musas- Burma*-—Bavaral of your
oorr.spondents appear to hare solved
the 15 poult. Borne of them "Soien
tifloally." If that be «o why do they
not olalm the reward that has been off
ered and thnt make themselves f»r
mone. They certainly do not mean
that they put all the blocks In their
proper places, with tbo 14—l&traus
poaed. Commencing at the upper left
hand ooruer with 1, and so on as was
read the different lines in yonr paper
ko, having in tho lower line 13, 14, IS,
that they or either of them, or any
ever did move
body el>e, can or
them, bo as to get them into their prop
er position of 13, 14, 15, bo they ami
all the reat will be in their regular
places and right aide up and bo an to
be read horizontally. 'TIs true that in
this puzzle if any two pieoes are wrong
there le no trouble in getting both
and all right, that is two wrongs in
this esse appear to make all right.
But one wrong cannot be righted, ex
cept by a nmoh more simple process
than eithei of yonr correspondent have
suggested. Try it Friend Ueorge, oateh
the 14 or 15 between the thumb and
finger, lift it and set it down in its
proper place. It takee rnuoh lees time to
solve this "important" question in this
mannsr and I guess it is the only way
it can be done.
Hr. EdUoss'si Hew Projnet.
Among the eighty electric light* burn
ing in Menlo P»rk there are four that
appear on the record an having been
aglow oontinnally for over eleven hun
dred hours. Within a few days Mr.
Edison Bays he has found a means of
so reducing or increasing the resistant
power of the carbons after leaving the
tnnffie fnrnace as to make them all ol
exactly 100 ohms esch. He 1 b unwilling
to explain the process now, as it hat
no', yet been patented. He ascertains
the resistance of the carbons by the or
dinary method—that is, by the acid of
the gas nometer—aud then, it is said,
pats them through aoourseof treatment,
iu a few weeks Mr. Edison expects to
start for Butte oouuty, California, to
ereot some furnaces by which bit new
process of utilizing the tailings uf ores
east off by miners may be put at onoeto
work. It was learned reoontly that tbe
name of the organization is the Edison
Ure Milling Company. The company
will have a capital of $350,000, $100,
000 of w!, ich has already been paid in.
Mr. Edison will be soeompauied by sev
eral mining experts.
Taking Ailrantaxe or l,-a]> Tear.
A young lady in Keokuk, Iowa,
beautiful, attractive and daring, re
ceived calls from three genllsraen one
evening last week and exerted herself
to th- utmost to eatertaiu them. The
time was spent most agreeably, and in
the course of the evening the question
of matriiL'eny and leap year was breach-
ed, aud culminated iu a proposal from
Ilia young lady to a young medical
student. Of coursa it was made in a
jocular manner. They agieed to be
married at once, and one of the gentle-
men present was called upon to perform
the oeremony. It happened that the
gentleinau who was called upon to tie
the nuptial knot was a clergyman, and
the groom threatens to place the mar-
riage on record, while the young lady
feels so badly over tbe matter that
she has left the city for the West on a
visit among friends. Sbe will proba-
ply return when sbe finds out that a
marriage is invalid in that Slate unless
a lieu use is taken out in advance.
A I-leavant Nnrprlie.
Th* West Chester "Local News"
says: "A very happy surprise was
given to Uettie 8me4ley, a little Wil
mington miss of 13 years, on the anni
versary of her birthday, March 10th,
at her cousin Spat,kmaus,iu Cain town
ship, l'a. A number of cousins col
lected in the evening aud whiled away
the time ehjoytng various games, in
the midst of these enjoyments, a salver
containing, besides numerous gifts, a
large envelope, from which were taken
some dozen letters, eaoh separately en
veloped aud containing oongratnlatory
sentiments, suited for the occasion, was
presented uer. Then followed the read
ing aloud of each letter by Miss S. in a
manner whioh eould uot be excelled by
auy miss of ber years. Uettie baa
been in the country some weeks, rnsti
catlDg, sinoe w hioh time sbe has gained
several .pounds, weighing on ber ar
rival only 31, and now 39J pounds. Her
height in inches measnres forty."
to
A Minister Wbe Tbanked Heaves
for Profanity.
A clergyman recently left Liverpool
in a large ocean steamer, and, begin
ning to feel uncomfortable alter leaving
tbe mouth of the river, sought the cap
tain to learn if there was any danger.
The captain, in response, led the cler
gyman to the foreoastle and told him to
listen to what was going on. The cler
gyman was shocked to hear the sailors
swearing vigorously, and expressed bis
horror to the captain. The eaptain
merely remarked : "Do you think these
men would swear iu snch a manner if
there wai anv real danger f" where
upon th* parson seemed -satisfied and
retired. A day or two afterward, dur
ing a severe storm, the captain saw the
oiergyman proceeding with difficulty to
the forecastle, and ou his return over
heard him exoiaim: "Thank Heaven,
they're swearing yet'.''
Mnnlo Bh Charm,.
To tbe oitizens of Wilmington we
would call espeoial attention to the
advertisement column cf the Rsi'unij
can headed "New Music," whioh con
sists of Rogers' ehoio* series just pub
lished in the very best style of the art:
suoh as "Rook of Ages," a transcrip
tion with variations; "Don't forget
vonr Loving Mother," song and ohor
ns; and the "Fatinitza March." Only
edition with Bnglish and German
words. Orders by mall reoelve prompt
attention. Address Orrln Rogers, No.
1223 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
A Woman While hleenlnR Walks
OH a Moving Car.
While a railway train on the Kansas
Paoifio was travelling along near Grant
villa, Kansas, on Maroh 11, an old lady
rose from her berth and while still a
sleep opened the door of the oar and
walked outlie platform. As the train
was moving at the rate of 25 miles an
hour, the oondntoor expected to find
the mangled remains of the lady on the
traok, but when the train had baoked
up he found her hobbling along, braised
bnt not seriously injured. She was un
able to explain how she had left the oar.
BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD
The Iom of
roeroorf, tbo nervous and ex
ha listed feeling, the dbMtiffeeUon with th
reault of one's labors, the dull, unrelresbet
sleep, the want ol appetite and neuralgia, on
simply the brain and nerves calling forthet
necessary food. Vitalised Phosphates ronton
loat energy in all weaknesses of mind or body
relieve debility f,nd nervousness, and proven
consumption. Physiiiuua have pi escribe*
180,000 package i.
F. CBOBBl'i MO Sixth Ave., N. Y
For sale by 8, TAMES BELT,
Cor. Sth and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del.
S3
'VTOTII-'E.-IN compliance: with
1^1 ihuMtalate In tin* liehall toe surisrri
tiers heroUy |?lvo notice tlmt tliey will make
application on tlio tklrd day of April, A. I).,
Kilffiteen H iliilml sad itiglity,te Die Honora
ble l^onord E. Wale*. Judiro ol th. Stioer or
Court of tho state ol Delaware, lor a Charter
Incorporation a oompany to bo oallod "Tbe
Kouauno Cliomleal Company." The ohjeot
of tbo aald oomi»ny being tho mnUlrg. buy
Ing.zeltlnp.eonipoeodlna and rehning t hemt
caiExoloelvee,Canrldgee.FeeeB andPrlmerB.
A draft ol the Chatter ol the sold Company
will be en that d»y presented to tho Bald
Judge for hli c-amlaatien and o, dor thereon.
* HKNhY DuPONT,
I.AMMftT DvP *>N I',
EUOENE UuPONT.
March t. 'M-144
OTIOK—THE PURCHASER OF THE
property and ftanehlie ol the Penns;),
ranla and Delaware Kallroed Company. >lt
uate in the States el Penuirlvanla and Dela
ware, at the Bale Uieiooi by Strloklnnd
Kneaes. lurrlrlng tiustee, and rested with
title thereto by vlrtno ol a conveyance of said
trusteedel'verw* Janeary mb,DB0, pursuant
to the orders ol the United Su es Circuit
Court duly had will hold a meeting at the
Passenger Station of the Philadelphia, Wil
mington and Baltimore H.llroad Company,
at Wllmlngtui, Delaware, on Monday.
March tutli. 1880, at li% o'clock p. m , for the
purpose of organising a new corporation, as
authorised by tho law of tho State of Uelo
wtre, and electing a president and six direc
tor,. IlELLNDBUT.
Wilmington Mareh to. 1W. 8-U-1S-10 to-'.o
N
OTICE.-THE STEAMERS of the
Electric Lino will resume their trips,
leaving Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
the 13th Instant, at'Z o'oloek P. M. Return
lng will sail from New York on Wednesday,
the 17th instant, ami thereafter will sail reg
ulany every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, from King street Whnrr, WII
mlogton. at Zo'oloek P. M.: from Weldncr's
Wharf, Chester, l'a., at 4 o'clock, P. M.
And trom Pier 16, Fast River, New Yo-k,
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, arid FRI
DAY. at 4 o'clock P. M. Freight will be re
ce'vodot Wilmington and Chester on and
after Thursday, lltli Instant. v trrateiHp
ply to AniaLfABBOT. Agent, 63a -Hhstreet,
New York; William Wx/vmi, >. tdnor's
Wharl, Chester, Pa; Euwaiid An
King street Wharf.Wilmington
N
lSSDLUTlUN UF PARTNERSHIP.—
Notlca is horeky ffivea that the part
between Thomas >vi.
Ohanller, oi Mill
D
flhip latoiy sittoktlug b
Robinson and Dewew w.
Greek Hundred, New Uaatlo county, Dela
ware, under the Ann name of Robinson Jt
dissolved on the itfth day o
lie'
Chandler,
February, 188;, by mutual con.-ient. All debts
owlntt to rata partnership aro to bo received
by mu 1.1 Thom is M. Rob nson, and all de
mands to bo presented to him lor payment.
THO VI AS M. ROBINSON,
DF.WKES W. CHANDLER.
Thomas M.Robinson will oontluuo tho nusi
ness at tho old stand at liookessln. I)«l., and
folielia a conttnuatioi oi natronaye of the
i.lends G the Arm. T. M. KOEINSON.
3 I dXwti
N otice -all subscriptions for
paperh sent oui ol the oity must be | ai.l
lor in advance. Also all persons who are In
debted to this office for eithor ivlvcrtisin^ or
job printing would oblige us by calling arid
nettling up, so that wo oan got our books lor
— closed up. A word to the wise, &c.
N otice.— i meg leave to inform
ra* friends and customers that 1 Lave
removed my dress and cloak making estab
lishment liom bo. ii00 west Fifth 6treat, io
517 we*t Sixth street, where I should be
pleased to have them call.
3-3-w s-lm Mrs. A. M. APPLEBY.
N otice-the diamond state
Uun As'ociatlon la n>w tssulnn new
stook, application? teoelved any time by
GEO. O. M AXIS. Seeretnry.
offlres No. >01 Shipley afreet, (2nd Boor) open
day and evening. t-lMm
N otice.—horses bought, sold
and exchanged at tt.o Western
Hotel. Fourth and Orange atrcels
3-1-Zwdaw
JESaETYSON
OTIOK.—THE SUBSCKIBER HAV
lng lost
N
^ mlsfaid deposit oook No.
8431,notico is berobv given that she has made
application to the Wilmington Saving Fund
for a new book. MAKY H. ROWAN D.
* 2 - 87-1 aw-3w fl'24 W. Filth 8t.
WANTED.
AN! BI) -F1VE GOOD PANT MAE -
trs and fhree journeymen 'allorato
tine cents. Prices advanced
W
coats
01800 tO
W. cor.
work
to first-claas workmen. Apply in t>
the Wilmington Clothing House N.
4th aud MarkuL JNO. W. DIEFENDOKF,
3-16-tt
Manager.
anted.-uood dagy wfmilk.
J. D. THOMPSON,
3d and Poplar.
W
lnquiro
3-15'aft*
ANTED.-A CARRIAGE PAINTER
and b>dy maker at 100 Orange street,
3-16-3t*
w
city.
W 4iNTEI)-ONE HUNDRED HOUSES
to tupply the demand matle upon us
dally by goo-, and reliable tenant) oast ol
Market st. J? H. FRAZER k CO ,
*2-84 tl Shipley.
"ANTED—TWO YOUNG LADItS TO
go to Philadelphia; must be intelli
gent and refined ; business light and respec
tablo : best ol rol. required.
' k. H. RANDOLPH,
3 806 Shipley st.
ANTED-PDULTKY. for which
the highest price will be paid; deliv
ered at Third st. markot. N. B. APPLETON,
•2 9-tf
pnor»4AIJ».
P roposals -the building oom
mlttee or the Trustees of the Poor ol
New Ooetle County will reoelve wale t propo
sals lor ereotlng an extension to the main
building of the Insane Department at the
Aim, House up to the noth day of At arc ti,18*0,
nun. ..
The drawing, and «peclfio»tlon, may be
Hen at Sprlngor, Morl.y and Oausn, 3rd nnd
Orange «£»., till Mimth 29, use, la M.
All proposals will be addressed V) the
Chairman ol the Building Committee and
indorsed Proposals lor ereotlng an extension
to tho lnsano Department.
Each bidder must state how muon time he
quires in whioh to complete the building.
The Committee reserve the rteht to reject
n. HILL BRINTON.
Chairman Committee.
any or all bids
3 16 - 2 wd
OYNTEKN.
YSTERS ruYSTEKS I
o
TO THE PTJBLD ).-Havtsg remodeled m;
itore at Sixth and Orange streets, i tun pr,
oared at all hour, of the day te lurntsh m;
Wend, with the best lee oream and oystert
The oyster season having now arrived. It It
my intention to sell none but first class oys
tera and at prices within the reach of all.
Honing to sUll continue receiving a share ol
publlo^tronage. oHaTlIM^Yl'e.
B reech and muzzle
adingguns,
loading guns,
All Styles, Makes and Pricee. Prices rant to
say point on application.
jamesT BKO.,
JAMES Ik BRO.,
LOADING GUNS
LOADING GUNS
4 MARKET «T
201 MAHKBTST..
L OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING
last a roll of notes containing $ 28 . 00 ,
between La'nokin and Thurlow Stations. A
liberal reward will be paid tho finder on re
turning it tO the IlKl'UBLICAIf offleo. 8-1 fl
EOONDHAND SEWING MACHINES
ae good e, new and not^hal^thMwhie,for
No. 30* East Second *
SL
MT OMM.
QFMMtt!
l
HOVDAY, HAr.cn 1, 1880.
OVER 3,560 LADIES' OitlfNlI,
CONSISTING OF
WRAPPERS,
WRAPPERS,
WKATPKHS.
WRAPPERS,
WRAPPERS, drawers,
DRAWERS,
DRAW i'.KS,
DRAWERS,
DRAWERS,
? CHEMISE,' * ' CH EMifcJEi * * WiiEM 18E,
I CHEMISE, CHEMISE CHEMISE,
o
O.
consEi' rovEKs
OOHShT tovtlts
—a»d—
NIGHT DRESSES.
NIGHT DRESSES.
Wemanulaetnreth.se goods oat of the
.o
o.
BEST STANDARD MUM.INft
.0
O.
Psrleot tinisb, and sell them for less than
they were ever sold, notwithstanding
tho sharp rise In Cotton Goods,
FOR INSTANCE
.53' 1 !
.fllC
OUR 6TUCKED SKIRT.
OCR 7 TUCKED SKIRT.
OUK 10 TUCKED SKIRT.
ONE FAIR 6 TUCKED DKAWEUS..
ONE PAIR 10TUCKED DRAWERS.
ouu
6iC
We have a largo 8to«k ol
SKIRT."
SK1RT>
SKIRTS
SKIRTS,
SKlIIlS,
SK1HIS,
SKIRTS,
SKIRT a,
SKIRTS,
DRAWERS,
DRAWERS,
DRAWERS,
DRAWERS
DRAWER
DRAWERS,
• CHEMISi
CHEMIS
CHEMISi
CHEMISE,
CliEMHE,
CHEMISE.
CHEMISE,
CHEJdl'E,
CHEMISE,
NIGHT DRESSES aud DORSET COVERS
MUllT DRESSES and DORSET DOVER)-
Richly tr mm*(l, which we propose to pell ioi
less than other manufutureru are
Ncillug them to store keepers?.
? (Yaijco wraw'EKs," »,m, »i.M,'i'»." 0
0.
M. I.. I.IDHTENSXE I Sf,
■TBEET,
NO. 226 nAICKET
Wilmington, Del.
3-20eod
POLITICAL CARDS.
O THE VC/TERS OI NEW CASTLE
COUNTY!
FOR SHERIFF-PHILIP R. CLARK,
KSW OASTLB HUNDRED,
Subject o the decision oi tbe Republican
party oi New Castle county, 1880. 1 19-tf
T
O THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
FOR SHERIFF—FRANCIS H. LAW.
OF CHRISTIANA HUNDRED.
Subject to the decision oi the Republican
party ol Now Castle county, 1880. 3-11-lmd*
T
OK SHERIFF.
E
To th* KBPum.iOAN Voters of New Cas
tle County—GIbwtlkiikn : 1 again ottei
myself as a candidate lor anerlli ol New Cas
tle county, 8uhject to • he decision ei the Re
publican \ arty. I promise my support to the
successful nominee. Thankful for past faver
1 Remain Respectfully yours,
JAMES MARTIN
•J P-d-wtl
O THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY !
Gbntlkmen I airoin offer myself as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject
to tbe decision ol tho Kepubiioan nomination,
and solicits the sufteragw of my friends.
WILLIAM H. PIERCE,
Wilmington Huudn
T
2-27-0
IK SHERIFF.
The undersigned offsrs himself as a oand i
date lor the Kepubiioan nomination lot
Sheriff of New Cattle oounty, and while so-1
llcitlng the votes oi his fellow citisenslor the j
office pledges himself to cordially support the I
nominee whoever he uiay be. M. H. PAXON,
2-11-1 wd-3mw Pencaeor hundred.
I
i
TftOR SHEKIFJf P
The undersigned oiler, MasMf a, a oandi- i
datee lir the Republican nomination lor
Sliorlfl of New Castle County, and while no
Hotting the vote, of his follow eitlzens lor the
office, pledges himsoll to supnort the nominee,
whoever he may bo. S. R. CHOATE,
dkw-tl White Olav creek Hundreu.
K CORONER OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
CHARLES E. SPARKS,
OF W1LMIW6T0N IIVHDRKD.
F°
Subject to the decision of the Kepubiioan
S-24-ewd-w party.
OK CORONER.
F
The undersigned otters hlmsell as a candi
date for the Republican nomination lor <7oro
ner, ol New Castle county. At the same time
that he will be thankful to every man for hi,
vote, he pledge, hlmsell
cestui nominee. 2-17-d w
to enpport the ,u
WM. JllOKEY.
PLIBMITO ANI> CAS FITTING.
mHOMAS RILEY,
PRAOTIOAL PLUM HER, STEAM AND
GAS FITTER,
NO. 210 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Having made plumbing and eanltary en
gineering for the past forty years my busi
ness I loot confident of giving entire satlsfho
tton to those who may lavor me with their pa
tronage. Best or referenoo given In regard
1-28-Sm
THOMAS RILEY, 219 W. SEVENTH VT
to ability.
OOD WORK AND DRIVING HORSES
AND MULES FOR SALE
BY W. K. STOOKLEY,
MARTIN'S LIVERY STABLES,
Ocn-TUIKD AND CHANGE STREETS
G
2-0-8XD
A A.FEASTER.
RIGGERS.
el heavy hoisting and rigging
I branches. Residence, Ne. 020
3-3-lmd-eow
s.
AU kinds
done in all its
Eaft Sixthstreet.
THE READERS OF THU DAILY REPUBLICAN.
rpo
Opening THIS EXCELLENT NEWSPAPER IS OUR HANDIEST WAV ''pent**
Opening: Openini
Opening TO REACH OUK FRIENDS WITH THIS STRONG ANOM't.O- oi.erinfl
I'lenlnt
i>peiiiD|
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«>i»enlu|
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Opening IAX. INVITATION TO OUK OLD A HD NL.V Fill ENDS TO AT
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Opening TEND THE
Opening
Opening GREAT SPRING OPEMNa
Opening GREAT STRING »>PiSNING
Opening GREAT SPRING OPENING
Opening GKEAT -SPRING opening
Opening GREAT t-PFJNG nPKNITG
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Opening GREAT ^PIO*'* OPENING
Opening UHEAT M'lllN'i UPEMN-I
Opening GKEA*' SPRING OPEN' NO
Opening GREA T SPRING ' 'TENlN»l
Oponlng G^FAT SPUIN'* *• I'»MNG (>peMitg
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Opening - O. cnlng
Opening OF NEW AND LOVELY 1 mINGS egR LADIES' AND FAMILY «>
Oponing USE AT THE Opening
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Opening GRAND DEPOT, PHILA. GKAND DEPOT, PlODA. Opening
cperlng GKAND DEPOT, PHILA GKAND DEPOT. PHIL*. Opening
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Opening - Opening
Opening MR. JOHN WANAMAKEK doslrea tu present his respects to thooe Opening
Opening whom he Is striving to well serve, and say on Opening
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Opening MONDAY, MARCH 8, MONDAY, MARCH 8, "perdog
Opening MONDAY. MARCH 8, MONDAY, MaKCH 8, Opening
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Opening THE FIRST IMPORTANT OPENING OF TIIE SEASON OF 1880 Opening
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Opening WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE GKAND DEPOT, WHEN THE Opening
Opening Opening
Opening WHOLE OF THE Opening
Opening - Opening
Opening IMMENSE FLOOR ANDGALLERTES Opening
Opening IMMENSE FLOOR AND GALLE'IKS Opening
Oponlng IMMENSE FLOOR AND GALLERIES Opening
Opening IMMENSE KLO -K AND GALLERIES Opening
Opening IMMENSE FLOOR AND GALLERIES Opening
Opening - Opening
Opening Will be open to the Public to show the Opening
Opening - — —-— Opening
Opening NEW GOODS FOR SPRING Opening
Opening NEW GOODS FOR SPRING Opening
Opening NEW GOODS FOR SPRING • Opening
Opening NEW GOODS FOR SPRING Opening
Opening NEW (H.MDS FOR SPRING Opening
Opening NEW GOODS FOR SPRING fpening
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Opening Those who appreciate city styles will find that what is saved by the Opening
ipening moderate prices will • penlng
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xpenlng MORE THAN WILL REPAY THE COST OF A Opening
)pem g MORE THAN WILL HI- PAY THE COST OF A Cpening
OpeBlng MORE THAN WILL RET AY THE COST OF A Cp«(Df
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penlng TH1»" TO THE Cl TY. TKlPTOTHECil'Y. TRIP TO THE CITY. OpMfsJ
>penln< TRIP TO THE CITY. TRIP TO THE CITY. TRIP TO THE CITY. Opening
•penlng TRIP TO THE CITY. TRIP TO THE CITY. TRIP TO THE CITY. Opening
ipening
•penlng The Charms, Conveniences and Cheapnesses of Shopping were never
penirg belore so well Illustrated as now at the Grand Depot
penlng —
• pdnlng JOHN WANAMAKEK,
I enlng JOHN WANAMAKEK,
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penlng JOHN WANAMAKEK,
penlng JoHN WANAMAKEK,
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JOHN WANAMAXER, Opening
JOHN WANAMAKER, Opening
JOHN WANAMAKER, Opening
JOHN WANAMAKER, Opening
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THE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE,
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE,
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE,
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE,
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE,
—TUB WHOLE BLOUK-
—THE WHOLE BLOCK-
—THE WHOLE BLOCK—
-THWHOLE BLOCK—
-1HE WHOLE BLOCK-
AND CHESTNUT STREET,
AND CHESTNUT STREET,
AND CHESTNUT STREET,
AND CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
RAV SLATE AND PJLA6T1D SUATE
G
ROOFING ROOFING ROOFING ROOFING ROOFING HOOFING
KOwFlNG ROOFING ROOFING ROOFING ROOFING ROOFING
—AND
slate mantels.
SLATE MANTLLS.
PLATE MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS. •
SLATE MANTELS.
SLATE MaNTElS.
ROWFST PRIDES AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
LOWEST PRICES AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
E. MITCHELL, JR., A*f., 15. MITCHELL, JR., Agt., E. MITuHELL, JH. t Ag |u
E. MITCHELL, JK., AgU, E MITCHELL, JK., Agt., E. MITCHELL, J1L, AgC
310 W. FRONT ST,
310 W. FRONT 8T«|
310 W. FRONT ST.,
310 W. FRONT ST.,
(betwebh tatnall and west btrkets.)
4^-Old Roofs repaired and no oharge made unless leaks are stopped.
310 W. FRONT ST.,
310 W. FRONT ST.,
A J. N. HARMAN, J. A J. N. HARMAN, J. A J. N. HARMAN,
J.
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
o
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
1
i.
410 KING STKEITT, 410 KING STREET, 410 KING STREET,
410SKING STREET 410 KING STREET, 410 KING STREET,
' ' WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The Largest and finest assortment of Beady-male Furnltaro to be foand In Wilming
ton or the Stato of Delaware, oan »e seen at 410 King street. Furniture at almost any
(rice kept on hand. Repairing promptly attended to.
KING STRESS'
KINO STREET 1
410
410
_
__
1-v
railroad lines.
HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Novembkr 10, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tions, T.00, 8.10, 10.80, 0. m., 2.30,4.00, 7.0), 9.46
P '^iladelphia (Express) 9.00.9.3fl, 10.02 a. m.
P? U ^t 1 ' > ^ n 6 d iTm YOrk " 7 '° 0,
intimediai* Station, 8 66
Baltimore and intermediate station,, tf.ee
•'SK tu. r fne tssd m
Baltimore and Lino, 788 p. ■
"tt'm.i!??™' ' ' '
''feJi&^wimVrtiten 1«?V. Ihr:
Now Castle, 8.16 a. m„ L18, S.80 p. m,
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 8.16
a.m„ 1.10, 6 30 p. m.
Belmar and Intermediate Stations, 8.16 a
m., i.lQ p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermedlato Stations,
10 a. m., 6.00. 6.8U, 9.40 p. m.
Philadelphia and New YorK, 2.09 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.61,2.10 a, m
Foriurther inlormatlou passengers are re
erred to the time tables posted at the depot
H. F KKNN EY. Rupt
-rvULAWAUE WESTERN MAILKUAD.
If —On and after February 23, 1880, train,
will run a, follow, t
Leave Wilmington at 7.16,10.30, a. in., 6.30,p.
Arrive at Lanlenbef, 9.03, a. m., 12.08 noon,
_ Landenberg, 6.63. a m., 12.60, p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington, 8 00, a. m., 2.16, p. m.
2-2SU d. CONNELL. Nut,"
6.40.
Leave
Y ATT AGO.
w
8
O
a
3
ns
Efi
W
P
MADE TO
ORDER FOR
O
a
81.26.
M ARKET STREET 21T*5lM
i
HEPPEY THE HATTER.
S
jfHAH£APSw\\y|
[OJ
SPRING STYLES-NEW GOODS AR
RIVING DAILY.
SHKPPEY, THE HATTER,
633 MARKET ST 603 MARKET ST.
E-8-tu-Ml Opposite Olayton Houh.
OUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
Graining. Varntahlng, Paper Tarnishing a
specialty, staining and Hard wood Finishing,
and every kind of work In our line done tn a
fint-olasi manner by experieneed workmen,
Patronage solloited. Estimate, turn!,hod .
DANIEL SMITH, Manager, ^
Successor to Barker A Smith, Agt*.
281 SHIPLEY STREET,
Wilmington. DeL
H
K. KRAUTTEH,
Manulaeturer of all kind, et
FAMILY AND FANCY SOAPS AN*
CANDLES.
HIGHEST PRICK PAI*
FOR LARD, TALLOW AND OREESE.
FACTORY AND STOKE,
601 W. FRONT ST^ 608 W. FRONT ST..
Wilmington, Del. 8-ll-8iad
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