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li te iM.ied at a roduotlon.
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ill
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fl t*>Lri »nd moderate oon Vfnleuoea.
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[we Msr.et sircet; suiiabio ier
k'f'-r fhoi». Inquire of
mi. W. BU.SH, Freneh st, wharf.
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llviMlmcs. near Green Bank (Sta
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BBU. M. BUAMBLB. near I>c)a
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fekr. -rARM 163 ACRES. NEAR
livod,DuL J. A. Bl> il>4 <JO.,
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hr-A n>b 1) 11 RICK STABLE,
lik; O' Murirot -t. Apnlv to
Oi*». K. TOWNSEND,
Old Market*!
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.faLilian ol cto.-c Nt. 101 ami lio
t 4*4-8tf
III
UN?-TOMSK STORY BRICK
|Mu ac« Third struct, oontaica nine
foy to THOMAS JOHNSON,
r_ Wo. 612 wimf Third street.
WANTED.
Ib -BO AUD IN THE OOUN
hr! .tlulu and s children, oldest
«-« aud July, witUu R mile of
o: ». a N. K. E.; prirate Aunl
t is > rcetui s anted ; state terms.
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Wilmiagtoti, Del.
ft—'JME HUNDRED HOUSES
the demand mode npon ns
it., sad reliable tenant! orator
J. H. KKAZaK.K CO ,
Srd and Shipley.
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208 Oranwo Hk
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T * <;re*o*lilrg: none but koo 4
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"JHctib. office.
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AT 110 KING ST
_ MRS. WKYL.
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BUT AT Ulf.
After the shower, the trenqill ran |
Sliver run ehes the tier it 4onr.
Alter the mow, the emerald leiiree;
Alter the baiveal, golden Unite.
after the oloudi, the violet sky i
Clulet woods whee the wind com hy.
alter the tempem, the lilt ufwavts i
After the battle, pearelsl graree.
After the knell, the wedding bells;
J-yfnl greeting, from md larewells.
After toe bud. the radlaet rose;
Alter our wceplug, sweet rep.ee.
Alter the bnrden, the b'.lMful meed
Alter tbo turrow, tbe waking ee-e.
Altertbo IllgU, thedevny non;
Alter the shadow/
—rest
FIR LET TAI.Ug BACH.
■e ladnnintly I)«alee Wrltlagr
the Anonymous I.otter So lien
W. M. Iprlesee.
Mr. H. U. Finley amused of writing
an anonymona letter to Hon. W. M.
Sprlngor offering hi* wife $1000 If he
would vote to ratals Washburn io hta
seat hat written a letter deaying the
charge. The following are extracts
from tha letter :
I am Informed that Hob. William M.
Springer, U. C. from Illinois, os the
door of the House yesterday, made the
oharge that a certain anenyaons letter,
dated Uaroh 4, and mailed Marak 8, In
which $4000 wot offered to him if he
would support lion. W. D.Washknrne,
of Minnesota,in the pending contested
election osss, wsa written by ms, or by
■oms one for mo. I desire to etate, un
equivocally and positlvaly, that 1 never
wrote any each letter, or employed any
other person to write it, and did not
know of Its existence until after Mr.
Springer had shown it to Hon. George
W. Julian. It waa simply impossible
that 1 onnld have mailed any sack
letter to Mr. Springer on the 8th ef
March, far I well knew early on the
morning ef that day Mr. Springer waa
in New Tork, and that he had mad* a
pair with a Republican memeer of the
Bleellon Committee on both propositions
that la to lay,that he waa committed to
the polioy of naseatlng Mr. Waehbnrne
and seating Mr. Doanelly. There wat,
therefore, no motive* oa my part to
"bnlldoae" him, far I was perfectly
satisfied with his petition.
I was astonished beyoad expression
when I learned, a few daya afterwards,
that the Republicans were claiming Mr.
Springer as upon their side. 1 wrote,
therefore, earnestly and warmly, b*.
sente I did not wish to see Mr. Spring
er injur* hit own reputation and at
the same tins* oppose the great In ter
es te ef the Democratic party, if 1
spoko too strongly in that letter, or In
any other way was guilty of any Im
propriety, I regret it,. I have no hos
tility to Mr. Springer and no desire to
do him an Injnstica. 1 think, however,
that it would only have keen fair npon
hie part, when he made so seriont a
charge against ate,If he had oommand
*d a oomimltteo of investigation and
given me an opportunity t* havo
defended myself on the ruaordi ef the
■am* body in whioh the attack waa
made. 1 am very respoetfally, yours,
B. H. Fibut.
West VlrilalA
Bio Cab be Bom os,
Gauuiei Co., W. ▼».,
April 4, 1880.
Dbak Kturtnueei:— Like Peter ol old
vent a fishing and easting my
net on the right side *! the ship, (that
is my eanoe,) I cast the Khtuducax
into tke water and tt went down the
rapids to nobody knows where. I had
jast reesiveddt and counted on a plane
ant erening'e reading, "bat the beet
concerted plane ef men end mle* gang
•ft a glee." Won't yea tend me
anether copy te I can't get along with
out it.
I said I went nicking; well, I eamgkt
fine mew of ean fiek and bees, bnt
tbe less of the HiroaLioon, spoiled the
relish ol the fry.
We are Jilt planting eate; onions
end beets or* np tad w* are preparing
do some tall gardening. Oar wheat
leeki very fin* sad tke preepee* for a
large crop is good.
Tke weather is very warm tke ther
mometer marking 80 today. Yester
day, (8anday) we hod a heavy thun
der gust, and I think the lightning In
West Virginia bae been more terfiie
than any I over witnessed.
We will in a few days be oalled to
make choice of a Judge for ear Ciroait
Coart. The present inenmbent is Ho
mer A. Holt, a Demoerat, bat,neverthe
less an upright man, a jest judge and
every wav qualified for the post. He
will no deobt receive a lsr,;e majority
the votes east.
Four years ago la a eemmanloatlon I
stated that General Grant would be
oar next President. Hrents which
have transpired sinee then fortify one
that opinion. Now it is net a fore
gone osntlasien. The stars or* for him,
everything point* to him as ike earn
ing man and it is sheer folly for any
body to fight against the Inevitable.
With Grant an era ef peseo and pres
parity will eommaaoM aud this nation
teerering in her strength stand above
ethers se the protector of the down
trodden, the foster mother of the noble
and the good, while the eyes ef all eth
nations will view the greatness, tbs
power and the glery ef this, the model
itovei-ement of tke world. Bo mote it
i>e. 1 may be thoagkt entkuieetie,
bet I think I speak the word* ol troth
and soberness.
Letter Frwi
!
a
W. B.W.
■bweklac SawMlti tctisoay
The Semyreet, IV, '• Herald" **yr:
"One of the most Blckenieg aoeidenta it
has ever keen oar 4nty to record hap
pexed at a steam sawmill at kockweod,
lost Friday. Mrs. Autheny Gretrall, an
aged and kigkly eeteemed lady of the
place, wee at the mill gathering chips
kindling for this per pose she had
gotten nnder the table on wklok wae
fastened ft olronlar saw. Th* miller,
not netiaing ker, started tke engine
Jast as the unfortunate lady nos dinet
under tke saw. A woUen hoed
whioh she were cangkt in tke teeth and
an instant the rapidly revolving saw
hi4 peD ,t,»tod her head from tbe
crown to the chin, literally tawing it
tw*. Of coarse, death was instanta
neons.'
Disraeli is so badly beaten that he
thinks of coming to this country aud
buying Cincinnati, where if lie cannot
an earl, he can he the owner of ba
oons field.
The report that a elans in Journalism
to be started at Cornell University,
has got abroad, and the streets of Ithi
are now vocal with the oherry tin
tlnabalatlon of soissor grinders bells.
"Madam," said a lawyer to his lady
oiient, "in this osse I shall oharge only
nominal fee." "A nominal fee!" ex
claimed the lady; "that's phc-noml
nal."
;ni rMWiniUM.
leu«rleetle(«heetle reWlen
Fielde e(Faet an* raeei.
Noe too old to u*—"Speaking of the
dork eheotlng en St. Claire Flat!,"
eighed an old oitlean, u he took a seat
In the gun store, *'J don't think there
are as many birds up there as there
were ten or fifteen yenrs ago. Why,*ir,
the channels used to be Jnst black with
'em, and they were 10 tame that you
eonld knock 'em an the head." Bverv
bady sighed to think that those good old
days and docks eonld never return,autt
the veteran hunter continued : " I re
member 1 was oat one day In April. I
got in among th» bipeds,and how nun;
do yon supjiose I ooontedf "
" Time hundred," ventured one of
the auditors, after a long interval.
"Three hnadredl Whv I always kill
ed over a thonaand every time 1 went
ontl No, sir: I counted over sixteen
thousand great b'g, fat, plump, del!
oiens dneks, and then I had enly count
ed those on one able of the boat!"
"Bow long did it take yon!"
" I don't know, air; I had no watch
with me. Time la nothing te a man
oenntlDg docks. 1 (wanted aloud, and
when the dooke were email i eouated
two for one. By and by I got tired of
oonntlng and got ready for the slaiigh
l
•
ter.
"How many did yon klllt"
" Well, now, I suppose I eonld He
about it and aay I killed nine or ten
hundred, bnt I'm getting too near the
grave for that. No, I didn't kill a
blasted one, and that'a where the
strange port of the story eoaes in. When
I began to lift that gnn up those dnoks
knew what I was np to jnet as well as a
human being, and what did they do!
Why, air, about two hundred of 'em
made a sadden dive, swam under the
boat, and all raised on her port side at
enc* anil npset her! Yes. air; they did,
and there 1 wat In the North Channel,
in ten feet of water, boat npset, night
coming on, and 1 in my wetolothes."
"Well."
"Well, I ollmbed op on the bottom
of tbs boat, Hosted five miles and was
pieked np by two Indians. We towed
that npset tost to an Island, and here
another enrlout thing oomea In. Under
tha beat were two hundred and sixty
fear large plnap docks. They had been
caught there when ah* apaet, and all
we had to do was to haul 'em oat and
rap 'em on the head."
" Why, why, didn't they dive down
and get from nnder tha boat !" asked
the amatenr dnok shooter.
"Why didn't they, air, why didn't U
they! Well, air, I might have asked
'em why they didn't, bat It was too
late; a cold wind had aprnng np, and 1
didn't feel like talking! All I know la
that 1 oonnted over sixteen thousand
dnoks, captured two hundred and sixty
four, and have affidavits here in my
wallet to prove everything 1 have sta
ted. Does aay man here want to see
the docuaents?"
Io man did. They all leoked oat of
the windows and wondared if they
oonld lie that way when they had paw
ed three score years.—Detroit " Free
P/eas."
m
and
end
We
Our
18
and
•ale
on
of
Tea Fi«n ,t Roods*—A Cemstoeker
who woe having his hair eat yesterday
afternoon, gave the barber particular
Instructions net to move a long lack
that projected in a somewhat unsightly
way from tke frontkead.
"It don't become yea,"said the bar
ber.
"Can't help tkat," said tke cus
tomer.
Better let me take it off," laid tke
A
tth
and
elty
tholr
and
40a
as
Get
ter
tell
Me.
barber.
Just yen leave it at it it," said the
man.
"Bat," persisted the barber, "Iean't
give yon a smooth, deoent eat if I leave
tha hair so long in front. It wiU look
like the very devil. I oan't see what
yon want it left there for."
" That's because yon don't know
what is—yon don't know the nse oflt."
" I know it's a bsnth of kolr, and
know that it'sdevilish unbecoming jnst
where it is."
"Yes, it is a btinoh of hair, and it is
something more than a bunch ef hair—
it's the family rudder."
"The family what ?"
"The family rndder. When things
don't go right at home my wife always
grabs that lock of hair. She wanld
feel lost without it. When she gets
hold of that she osn handle me—steer
me in the right ooaree, se to speak—
and when I go in the right coarse the
whole family go in the right coarse,
and all is well. I've got nsed to it now
and don't mind it. Should I lose my
hair and beoome bald, or should yon
give me a fighting cut all over, there
would be no way of steering me; I
should beoome unmanageable, and
sooner or later a total wreck. No, sir,
don't yon disturb the family rndder."
—"Western Bx."
\
the
late*.
none
and
to
laid
good!
now
shall
N
ol
will
Rploos
jou
3
M
.aeof
low.
lor
Hi DIDX'W. »XfBCV THAT. —floeM in
Pelio* Court: Attorney for the defence
e man charged with having brutally
beaten a woman oraos-examining the
woman.
"Now, then, state to the Court wkat
yonr relations with this defendant have
been."
" Well, I have supported him for
two years."
"Yon supported him for two years,
! Yob positively swear that you
have supported him for two years f"
"Well, not exactly two years, but"—
"Oh bo I not exist!/ two years, eh f
Your Honor will observe that the wit
ness contradicts herself. Very well,
miss. What did yen mean miss by
falsely asserting that yon have sup
ported this innooent gentleman two
years! Answer that if you ean, miss."
"Well, I meant"—
"Never mind whatyen meant; don't
yon dare to tell me what yon meant.
Tell the Conrt now, if yon please, rkat
portion of the two years yon did not
support this honest fellow, my client."
"The only portion of tke time I
havn't supported him daring the past
years was the various times he
was iu jail."
Attorney subsides.
STRAY STB AW.
The well-keown feet that Chinamen
handy about the house and ean
eoek, wash, lro-i, clean hoase and tend
children as well as women is having
result that might have bssn ex
pected. The girls are marrying China
men in every oity to whioh they pene
trate. It is so much nicer to have a
husband who can do those little things
than to depend on one's mother or pat
with impudent servants.
A young Bostonian annonnoed that
was going to Lsadvillo to engage in
hydranilo mining. " Yes," remarked
friend, "yon are going to seek the
bubble reputation at the cannon's
mouth.—"Hour."
T
low,
Tom
Ij
terms.
*ha»e
NO.
new
tlon
bo
11
ly
plrotlo
uew.
tore
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with
P
will
oral
T
M
I*TI(H
OTIOK _
urma el n* Sim Dome I
a; ova a. No. «w*J
WiMineii, lmt., April 6,11*4.
Frepnrty owners end agrnt. wifi please tag
th« following ordinance raining
to pavement* will bo s'.rwtiy enforced, aud
order to s*?u themselves uunooewnary troubio
ana expense the/ will pltMo observe It:
''Ordinance rotating to i*v6m»>u'i: 'A hen
over an/ (telnets or ob$t rustless era braid by
liio Sireot Ooui motion or or reputed to him
Me Ah all forthwith oauso the ptireineut
sidewalk to be rep*'red or the oe.'eictt or ob
structions to be remove at the proper omits
ol tuoti owner or stftcnt of the property to
whleh tUo property belong* and report the
UIIIa to the City C'ooaoil V> be collected bo
loro the JlUyor."
4 rind
N
nouoo seat
L UH P. LYNCH,
(Street Oernififeslouer.
A C A Ml).—HAVING BOUGHT THE
entire . mwcblucry eed sb-ee nf the
Weeel Factory Front an-l Jurttwn, lorroerly
owned hj Win. t'uvbo.', who will contlnuo e
tfupviktondont we .iro prcperiMi turnanu
faclnra all kinds ol patent i nd plain wheels,
looludlrff bycyde wheel*. We alec maculuo
tu e spokei, bubs and IWloee. Mr. ForSca will
havo entire ebanre of the manuftiotare, a«
shall endeavor by ble eeperlnttndenon to turn
out good work. Our workmen ere erpenecced
bands. Training that tbe deale-s and car
riage maoulactarors who bare been destine
with the'old Hroi racy ecntlneo to lar-w el
with their erdera, and mat new oars stay
, for n'l of which we ihall be
D. R BUCKINGHAM,
<'. BUCKINGHAM.
Trad lair m BUCKINGHAM A H*o.
if
drop In «md
than Kin!.
4 S-dAwtf,
XTOTIOK.-A FBW BUaBEH Of BKW
*»;rie« stock of the Oil/ JBitidla* and
Leon AaMdalP n ean *tlii t»o had
m Awoalatlon in the oily for new feorrawerv
Biz Per aeat Ule-W t allowed withdrawing
maiokerf. Inqnlreot *7 ft
J K. PlEBOt*. BMFoUry,
B Fifth itreet. Clayton Houuw Uuildmr.
Tke eke%p*
GRMAF WESTERN TEA OOMFANY
& SBOOND ST., IS K SECOND BT.
N CmOA.—THE DIAMOND STATE
Iaj«n />e«elatlou t> new Haulag new
nook, applioallons roeelved any time b/
GI40.O. MAMS, Sueretery.
oa-vi No. «1 Shipley ivie, (iad ttour) epee
l-ll-im
4*7 a*d FTiDlDg.
N imOB—FIFE HUNDRED SHARKS,
I0U3 MTl<$f Mo»il*Al01 JwOXTi St03k fDT
■■la Yir»i yaymaat oa tUa »Moad Taeaday
M»jr. Apply to
W. J. MORR f )W, Hoe'y.
417 Fronoa straot.
(iKCMlKKHYJ.
OTBGNG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFER,
U OENTB PER FOUN*.
BLACK, UKR N, JAPAN AND MJABI
TEAS AT
10 CENTS PER POUND.
rkeae ayinda are uaexoellsd In purity.etrmgsc
and Savor, by any In tbo ntr at the
price. Try tbenn and be
eanvtnsM of the feeb
W. B. BOWMAN Manager,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Oav^aseortment of tbe liner grade.* ol^Tee
Ctjtleo, and perfectly pure peppovsed
spleen generally. U one ol the bait. Price#
alwsyrl/at SUGAR AT UG4T IV CUS
TOMERH.
pBtXIERIBB DOWN.
I have this day retelvod a large lot ef gro
ceries which I will eejt cheaper than ean bo
boaght in this city. Oar alia is to ounvlnce
thoyewhooeJl tb*t this Isa fact, eepeolally
Lhoeo who are aboat to remove to the w* stern
of the oily. We cell nothing but first
dace aoods at tne very lowest markot prices.
do not allow no grooer in this slty to irdl
cheaper than us. Our Flour wo soli at $5.00,
and 47.78; Patent Flour, 18.80 per barrel.
4 cant Hour wo will guarantee. OurlO
com. Drips is the b««t eeld la the dtv (or tbe
money, it formerly aold at 18 oti.; Coffee irom
oonts ap; our 40 eent Tea we recommend,
we do not tell any goods wo
ats. Huy and
la my qaantity. We keep continually
hand a fail supply of (resh and ialt Monts
all kinds. Oall and satisfy younell that
those are fkste. Goal oil 110 nwt. 11 efs. per
PETER J. FORD,
Frank and Maryland a<'e. city.
cannot re
Straw for
gallon.
A28*tf
unt sally, mats you eyes
lyen st the Grangers' Store, 10* East
street T If you have not keee, se at one*
ret wine ol thslr tUe. (oar ; it Is excel
test; and their 4c. floor ti tbe host In tke
for the price. itwi,aid pay you teste all
dried pears, peecboi. apples, prune*
German pears. Aoot Hally, Just try their
tea ; when I was m Ohlna I could not got
good far the money. Oatsup, too nor quart.
Homo fr ed oy.tere and try It. Kloo. 4 tk».
Mo., acd oorn starch, 4 Si. tar Mo. 1 oan't
yoo all, Aunt Holly. Ju tgo yoarsetl aad
Oranser s Mora, 10* Kart oth .treat.
M }| V e * T.M. W1EB.
NEW UKGOKBY t/TOKE
George M. Wheeler, 1M R. Seeond ft his
latoly Untshed end completely remodeled
eld (".and, having torn out all the old tlx
The now ones makss the store second to
Being grateful fur part patronage,
by caro ul attention to business ho hoiw.
merit a continuance ol the same. He has
In a new stoog ol choloe groceries, and
-leaver to make the prlcn for good
a ns as the lowest. Ho extends a
oordlol tiiVlir.tio* toall to come and see the
sloro.
8-: 8-81 104 E. 2nd St., City.
OW OPENED.—J. R. CHANDLER k
Co's. Oroceir store,with an entire stock
now groceries of tbe bett quality, which wo
sell at the vciy lowort cash prices. Pure
and the bec't grades of flour in the
market. Call and bo oonfinced. Bo sure
u<* to tfto right plaoo.
CHANDLER A CO A
16 E. 3rd st„ (Odd Tollowi Hall
ason t mamlin
gan, new .tyle«; elegjnl|qSafiBaa
In ebonlsod wood. PrioeeJ I 8 (J J
Eaiiyuaymentajeirery tlireo months. Don t
ret we l;ei* tbo but organs made at l'AN
UOAST ALLEN'S, Maaoolo Tonaplo, WU
mtf.gton . Dob _ 4-1-am-ootw_
he would eknownhd
Kvley Organs, Geargr
Wood's Or/ent, tl now ami
hwiutlfttl stylo owes imt r»
ootvod. Tfi» ai.ovo organs arc oupsrlor te all
other*, and tbe beet t) tbs thoapert. Frloos
terms oavv. Oall nnd tee them at FAN
COAST ALLEN'S Ware ibore", MamieU
4-lSm-vetw
Ho.
YJRADBUBY PIANOS,
Hortng lfro's Pianos, aad
Ramernwn's Pianos, tbe b<vt
medium-priced planes in the
marliet. Setllcg low for oash, and on easy
Oall and examine before jeu pnr
PANOOAnT ALLEN, Masonl,
4-1-xm.eetw
Temple, Wilmington, Del.
rrUiOMAS RILEY,
PKAOTfOAL PLUMBER, STHAM AND
GAS FITTER, ,
BV WTWT SEVENTH STREET.
Hftvtair mads plnmbins and sanitary en
ictnoerinjr for the past forty years my bust
I feel confident of kMd* entire fatlafao
to those who uaav favor ms with their pi
troBO«e. Best of reioronoe given In regwii
ability. l-28-3m
THOMAS RILBT, 2W W. SEVENTH S!
OORING! ROOFINGII
All kinds oompeeltlon r.^eflna: dene prompt
ami at IA)W PRICES. Old leaky tin,
8hlngloand eomposltion roola eeeted with
and made water-tight and good ae
Give as a call.
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Offlco: Sam'l. Hanna A Oo.'s bard wan
, Filth aad Market itfs S-19-6md
EMUT AL.—JACOB .BHUNNEK HA.S
r«wovo<1 his w&tuh store from No.
Lombard t- 801 Klug whrra he will be
plowed to attend t* all wht may lavor him
their pat ronavo. __8-25-lmd
ARTIt-H WISHING THEIR PIANO*
orarxani tuned, ••., by James Shabe,
niauc leave tholr orders at 1IW King Bt..
Prbt. V. Allen's Meilo Store wobouIc
emple. 4-8-lmd*
oney to loan-in sumbi*k»oo
t fseoo, on goo 1 (tret mortgage, ; oity
pof.rtyorf.mjj A^vto(
4.7, ?t 611 Market rt.
VTKW BEAL HfTATE iUEeum
I [\| ARTHUR H. SMITH.
*Y OOV. s™vi."lH A b DB
nr NTS PROMPT!.
tag
raining
aud In
troubio
hen
by
him
or
ob
omits
to
the
bo
H1PLHY
Y COLLECTED,
MORT0AOEH NEGOTIATED,
COMYEYANOING In ell Ite BRANCHES
UHDE.P. rrm htjphkvihiok of
ALBERT W; 8 vilTM,
Oall at my office before renting or parobajlng
-0-w-*-8w
fry
&
60.8 KlNC
THE
the
e
wheels,
will
a« d
turn
car
destine
el
stay
be
i*l
JOHN R1GUS,
A1TOBKF.T AT UW,
NO. 4 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
Witmlnxten, Del.
47-*flro
.1. UlUliPKY, JK. t
ATI'OBWeTat law,
NO. « WEKT SEVENTH S^TBEfiT,
vrjkaloift/ia. L'eL. •
le-mi
EETH FOB ALL TH3 PEOPLE.
eiiatlfnl leetli at w, 44, $8 and liocgn*
set. Teeth extracted without pain^fT^
g«j. Over thirty years expar
Dlt. OALLAGUEB,
No. 886 Market street.
BKW
and
;
per set
ty tho
eke%p*
uoeoi
BT.
TOHACCO AMIS SUSS ABB.
V VITO k BUTE,
Kannlarturen «f ait kinds af
SESAR8 t SBGARsThEGARS ! SBOARS
NO. 1 WEST FKOK STREET,
JOHN OTTO.
new
epee
fDT
OHN BUTZ
POLITICAL CARDS*
TUB VOTERS Ok MEW OA8TLE
OOENTY !
FOB SHERIFF—PHILIP B» CLARK,
BTHW Ok&r LB MUFURJI®.
ffutgeat o the decision ol the Republican
party ol New Oaetle county. 1840. 1 Ib-U
T o
T o.thb voters of new oastlh
COUNTY.
FOR EHBRIFF—FRAHOI3 H. LAW.
OF CHRISTIANA HUHDHBO.
Subject to Ihe deaiaion oi the Bepublleaa
party ol New OasUe eouaty, 18M, 8-ll-iind*
IORSHBR1FF.
nrs RKTtnrLittA v Voawts of NVw Cam
nn Oou«tt—UM- nuuiMg; 1 again oiler
myself as a candidate Mr sheriff oi Now Cas
lio county, eabjoet to the decision ef the Re
publican i.arty. X promise my support to the
sttooeasinl nominee. Tnankiul for pact favor
1 Remain Respectfully yours,
JAM.E& MARTIN
• •drWtf
Price#
CUS
THR VOTERS OF NEW VASTUi
COUNTY 1
GmrrLmrFiw:—I again offer myself as a
candidate for the office ol Sherltf. sabjeet
to Vie dooialou ol tbe Republican nomination,
dbod eodlolt tbe support of my friends.
WILLIAM H. FIKROR,
J-FT-41 It kmington Hendiu*
mo
gro
bo
stern
first
irdl
$5.00,
tbe
irom
that
per
OK SHERIFF
F
The undersigned offers himself as a candi
dates lor the Uspublioao nomination lor
Sheriff of Now Orotic Oounty, and while ho
IkMtlxig the votes of bis l«llow cltiiens lor tho
office, plodges himailf Io su'inort the nominee
S. R. C1HOATF.
OUv Urcsk Hundred.
whoever he may be.
dAw-ti White
|j*UK SHJlULFF.
undm!ffnf<l offers blamlf as a uoi »*
dote for tile Repibltoan nominatf >■ lac
Sheriff ol New UAsilo county. And while ro
ltoiUQM: the vot-e ol his leliow oiUsans for the
office pledges hUtse*f to cordially rapport tke
atMMUkec wboe/ar Re iaay be.
re
for
M. H. PAXSON,
PonoiiCer Hundnd.
s-H-iwd-amw
044 HO It lit or MEW OABTftJK
OOUNTY.
OHASL.ES E. SPARKS),
e* wiunxarax hdxdobd.
Mtyeet te tft. decision el the KepeMtren
i-m-ewd-w party.
East
one*
tke
all
their
got
tk».
oan't
aad
JK UUDONXB.
F
The nnfferBffncd offers klasolf m a sand I
date for the Republican Domination ior Ooro
nor, of Now Urotio county. At tbe same time
that ho will be tfcanklnt Io every
vote, be pledges ktmselt to support tbe si
oessJtil nominee. *17-4 w WM. HICKEY.
lor bis
FREIGHT LIE MS.
his
tlx
to
has
and
a
the
n HEW YOUR.
THE ELECTRIC LINE OF
STEAMERS
Sail from KING STUEKT wharf, WUmtng
ton, Del.,
tiuuiay*, TiirRsnvYS and
hlTUUIIAIS,
At 2 o'clock, P. M.,
Returning,will oall Irom I'lEK H.Hwt Blvor,
New Yorll, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS, at 4 o'olook, P. M.,
low us by any other llna For
k
wo
the
sure
Frrghta a*
rates apply to
AR< Efs ABBOT, Ag?., 68 South st, N.Y.
EDWARD AkbUfcflN, King fit wharf,
Wilmington, Del.
VrilsV.IAM WEAVER, Weldner'swhail,
4-6 tf
Chester, 1'a.
R PHILADELPHIA!
WARNER'S PPILADELPHIA
—AWD—
WILMINGTON PROPELLERS,
Sail tram Mart of. street whan, Wilmington,
daily, at 0 P. M. From ttrnt wharf belo?
Cho-tnut st., Philadelphia, daily, at
o'olack, P. M.
Express arrangements in both cities, J
whioh prompt dtdirory of merchandise
suroda
J
t
all
CHARLES WARNER k. GO
MARKET STREET WHARF,
WtL&iaurion Delawroa.
8 IJS1E A. M<CJALL WILL -
oommsneo running botween
HRS city and Fennpgrov©,on
TUESDAY, MARCH 80,
And make two round trips on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday's.
Leave Pem sgrove at tf and 2; Wilmington
at 11 and to'olock.
3 28 tl OAPT. DENNEY fc BROS.
W1LI. PAPER.
E
ft
m
a
aw
5i
pl "
aw *
WW 5
co 2
Sa "
o
$
5?
r.r, k
W
COO
eco
wwer
itaa
KKM
O
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B
65
£2
toj*
W*
i a
5J«SJ
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:
wj.
0
ae
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►>
-ow
£2
SS 3 ||
it ti y>
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CO
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tea
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x
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be
o
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A
jjj.
W
g
09
I
ww
t -
3.5
9
u*T fif/k For a large toed ot k'ndlln)
3SI «ek\ i wood. Order, oan be left si
yray • Hre«„ Htixmd and King street,; .!■
oob Moore,at Oity Depot, and John S. Mlllei
at Bluing Sun, or at tha Faotory, comer e,
Uuloo Btreet and GUptn »venu*.
8-14 tt J. Sic KINNEY
_
|JAL, GOAL, GOAL.
LEHIGH AMD KOHINOOK OVALS
BEST FAMILY OOAL,
GAHKFULLYTJtEPABED,
Bepeo lolly for nr retell tele*.
PHOMPn-T DELIVERED IN CEULAB3
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICK
CHARLES WARMER A (JO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF.
RLLPHONB
T
► BOM AHY FAnr OV THH CITY TO
| G. 11. ELAYMAKER'S UFFIOE,
OOIINKH OF
46TWATEK AKD KING STKKETS-^|
—FOR YOITR—
IAMfi, SAND AND COAL l
I
0
As I man*foctu.re my own llvto at mj
wort* In Lancaster Ounty, Pa.. 1 wl'l far
r y LOWIiiST PUIO*
S-54md
nith Ho;© at tho
eitUor whclesale or retail.
J^AJittEST LOAD OF
KINDLING WOOD FOR fl.M,
KINDLING WOOD FOII fl.M,
—A1V
-J3N PONDER'S,
tlRN PONDER'S,
JOHN PONDER'S,
JOHN PONDEU'K,
NO. Wfl MARYLAND AVENUE.
NO. W« MARYLAND AVENUE.
ALaSO COAL OF ALL SIZES.
ALSO COAL OF ALL SIZES.
8*12*1111
Wilmington. Del.
Q.BO. W. BUSH A SON,
I'RENCH BTKEETfcWHARl,
Oall spedel attention to tJheir hard, pure,
PH EN ANDO AH GOAL*
SHENANDOAH CX)AL
BROOKB1DE LYKfiJfS VALLEY,
Superior to all ether coals lor Bakers and
lor opou grates.
QOAL AND LIMB.
GOAL AND LIME, COAL AND LIME,
YARD FOOT OF WEST STREET,
YARD FOOT OF WEST STREET,
JOHN W. GRIFFITH,
V7-if Wilmington, Dfil
HE.
ALTON BROTHERS,
w
VUUUSiLU AMD iUTVAU.
| 1UB AND COAL DEALERS, I
8 KSEO *ND ST.. AND OYER
THIRD ST. BRIDGE,
Piiees eemmeneing April l, 1880.
C§ POUNDS DAILY 49 OT8. PER WEEK.
08 POUNDS DAILY M UTS. PER WEEK.
12 POUNDS DAILY 70 UTS. PER WEEK.
10 POUNDS DAILY 84 OIS. PER WEEK.
*0 POUNDS DAILY 98 UTS. PER WEEK.
26 POUND* DAILY 1.12 OTS. PER WEEK.
OFFIOES;
THIRTY POUNDS AND OVER AT THE
RATE OF 09 UTS. PER
NI'BUIAL RATES BY THE TON.
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR PURE
EASTERN ICE, CUT FROM THE Ken
MN« Mlver, MAINE. tt-27-8ud
WALTON BRIJTIlLltB,
NO. • K. SBOOND ST . AND OVIK THIRD
HI'. BRIDGE.
N AND ASTER
o
THURSDAY, APRIL FTB'YP.
Thursday, apkil flh^T,
MY PRICES FOR ICE WILL BE AD
VA.NCBD TO THE FOLLOWING
RATES:
0* POUNDS DAILY 48 47T.4. PER WEEK.
*
04
70
M
111
u
• *t. nt -
28
lrty pounds and over at the rate of «*0.!
per lOuas. toe^^o ton^tow^ ratea
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 40A SHIPLEY ST.,
Branch oBlooe, 4th and Poplar and No. 1308
WalnutsL S-wu
Th
DBUOfiMIS.
" CHEAPER THAN DIRT.
SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP.
I
I
Numerous styles ol aheap soap for bath
rooJ) ure. A grout variety ol the most popu
lar Kmnoh, Eugllah, German and American
toilet soups. Also
SKIN SOAP, BABY SOAP, TOOTH aSOAP,
SILVER SOAP, HAND SOAP, SHAVING
SOAP, AND SOAP FOB REMOVING
PAINT AND GREASE. FOR SALE BY
Z. JAM.ES BELT,
A. JANES BEI.T,
FAMILY DBUGGIST,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
A ttention.— au perwns dsetnug
pore Dregs er Cbemloalr. or wish
log tholr prescriptions or private reoolpti
oarelolly oosipoondod ol pur* nuterlats
go to tha drug store ot
H, it. EKING HURST,
Ble. >17 Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
ibMUd
f
6-10 U
UNDERTAKERS.
T J. WYNANN,
J. -
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
MO. SOS SHIPLEY STREET,
Residence 116 M eet Eleventh street.
11-38-ti __
JIMON GUTHMIE.
iHN'L FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. me K SEVENTH STREET,
I-» wtlmlngton, DeL
Thhmo.—so P-r cent. Ie« tlian nmal pf loes
THOMAS MITCHELL,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER
no. en* kiITg STREET,
Wilmington, DeL
•OtlN B. MARTIN,
FURNISHING - UNDERTAKIGt,
Nit. 851 SHIPLEY STREET,
OHN WILLIE,
A
SAIL MIRER, Foot of 4th
Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sails of all descriptions; alHO Awnings, Ver
andas, Tento and Covers, made and ropnlred.
largo assortment of all the latost styles ol
striped p'oods for Awnlnga on hand.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTIaY AT
TENDED TO.
48-3wd
/~1aah nlwaye at command for
\j morUtHBc, large nr email.city
aud eeuxtry, 48w-#ap M E AI . D Jfc C«.
a
1
I
'
:
CROSBY & HILIi'- '
220-222 Market St,
it
Aro new FhowinK a large assortment of
SPRIN 6 "DRESS GOODS
-AT—
POPULAR PRICES.
BLACK CASHMERES.
We hold a very largo stock of tAeee good*,
and are at present ottering splendl i value, fit
hrioa of euperlor merit and
Cash eastomern for these goods
ine oar stock before purchasing.
at very low prices,
should ena*
BLACK SILKS!
We are offerln* at M. S7X andft,(iswal
as the better ttnidee), benutilul xoodr, whlo!
be pninonnotd decidedly oheep, by erf|
persen, at all familiar with theee good..
will
. 2
BARGAINS IN
V
TOILET <iriLTff, TABU*
LIKENS, TOWELS, HAP
KINS. HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSETS.
i'%
CROSBY & HILL.
220 AID 222 MARKET ST.*
t-th s WILjMINGTON, DEU
.1!
V;
M
CHINA AND GLASS 1*ABB.
LAWTON'S,
605 MARKET STREET
r
;
We sre now offering
White Iron Stona China
«
.
DV^or UJate per Uoa
|SJ* aB,asl .
gi? r n ns"and ' Sm^n.
M«n7B"»" ' '..T. 1 **
Covered Vegetable biithes
•8.75
2.75
. 1.15
b
i>8
1
55
M.
OUR LINE OF
GLASS!
IS NOW VEKY OOBPLBTB.
1
Bridgewood Porcelaii
m
IN BETS OB flirmil FXNCBS
AT LOWEST PBim
i
Lawton's, 605 Market St
[y0'\
i
FLOUR.
jlLOBB,
As to tbe character or repvtattoa ol our
FLOUR ask those wbo have tried it. People
who know what good FLOU U Id, are per feet ly
satisfied wftn what we send them. We rail
none hut the
BEST, THE PUREST, AND THE MOST
CAREFULLY i'HKPAKKf).
OUK 1'KiUES ARE THE LOWEJJT.
Cheleo Enmlly, $7.76 per bbt.; Single Extra.
•6A5 per bbl.;Nall bbl. or qusrter bhl.at same
rates; Eighth of a bbl. or W.i A bur, soe. and
1.00. Sava money by making your purekasa
us.
FLOUR,
!
fe
» M. CHANDLER,
so. Sal MARKET STRIEf, (Halt
way bet, 6th and 7th.)
;/•
REDUCTION
:
- '■ •
r
—IN—
FLOUR!
WARREN CURLETT,
1
S V
!
S. E. CORNER
47 8w
Eighth and Shipley Sts.
KE YOU GOING TO PAINT,
TL li so use
6T1BILL OH KM I CAL PAIR,
THE BEST PAINT MADE.
Ten yean experience In th« sale •( it h«i
proved It to our satisfaction.
ALABASTIBTE,
xsw preparation lor lnitde wat fa, sfeeau
bettor than Kalsomlue.
GEORGE W. STOII,
•OR. MARKET AMD WATER FIR,-?
WUmURlon, Dti*
' !
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ffi
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