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OF TI1E
luiarsnoe Com
hereby notified
SuOr*' ! t L'. nusrter mill,on the
;5>;"; i , q Sr?uetomest the
"5 Will's® Lowtber.
£ l» ™? w „rJ end paying their
?, W h dsy ol June nszt
Vi^iSSn.MiUOiusk Ha.
WfJur Creek Hd.
1 , 20 -Stw-ltd
ttede
y
OF TEN
, uJfXlenoes Handing to
sit'LS? advertised tube paid
aetsel lire Insurance
fir»'M ol Delaware "on the
*1 '"Sr.T sed bubroquontly poet
,,l "^r V.rpsT , uont to those en
3p" ;, ;,TaVmOTTE,
Trcaeuroi.
jthe
rtV, Hl NDRED SHAKL 8
^Vo-'ualca Loan Stock for
on uie seoond Tuesday
itfi
APPVS , MOKB'tW.Seo'y.
417 French street.
r A l VEK
^k lnwrted Id the column;
•".reinunt invariably be paid
^wmuotb.*lr.na» f .e
rug PUBLIC.—NOTICE
,i«n lU <tt«rr Simpson lelt
Kd without any (n.t eeue or
Sibre twill not be respond
, ho- pontrsctlon,
SSlIIBW*. Cbrt.Uane.Djl.
eto
m
DELAWARE LOAN
»lfers new stook for
2 nd floor.)
&-THK
i now
^7,OTabw
o,« mu szibioy it
yO W MAI.E.
E.-KNIHNE A»» THRESH
i* *-* to quit the
tke futures
|K!Ct
flail
mufllilDe. As
,h«.lnjii 1 will sc
iiutvM Eight horse-power engine.
Sake; Weeing house threshing
r hiil'lDet mschlne, water cart, and
tverythliig in good order, now
inelwisewon. Forlurthurln
j t ppj» to JNO. MEtHIlNH 'N
ffilcilFsrmor, Brandy wine Hd.
ex
■ud
ALK-—A GOOD FIVE Ji(K>M
'hoi'j in Sotth vVilmlngton. Not
winted. Also a lot of good aas*
ja " ol J- BABUOOK,
1 N. L cornel of 2 nd and King,
n
Lu UHKAP.-HaaT UOKSK
hr Mis: oat engine.
' J.jll.V H. H1HZEI,,
■.08 E. 2 nd at.
-A four-hohsis powjck
erery cIkmp. A*1<lr§8«C04 *. 4th
SAWS CHEAP —THE YACHT.
Illieli " .llaienfJon.4 2'J Sktt lonv, 9
3 r« cilepHi ol hold. Apply JNO.
ks eiwr store, Muket st.. Ninth
Olfltst
£Dln<t»D, Dei.
ALK.-'IMAiaJa BOILER; hUIT
noffteim y&Uttor small baulnesa.
61911
King
UA-NeM SERIES CLAYl'ON
{ration, $1.0 > a rfhsre. This
pays t:ie whole amount of loan
ih>> nreunuin nio , 'thl|r.
il L UOHTRNhTBlN,
Seoretary.
D A'
i
ALB.—A GOOD STEAM. W MIS
Fttiiahie
DfiiiuoQL Aouly RuruuLiUA N of
6-1 S>T
cuc-iovt or uianu'actur
I PGR BEST _
tS ORANOB—FOB REtsT.—
Ltd'drtMe su<re. Ptand and dwell
[ Ou'h !>«!., at reaa<>Daeio to run.
r.ri 'in hand will be »old at a bar
ns for selling. Apply
HKALDfcOO.,
rJAS. T. McULkLL AND,
Mt. Cuba Hal.
111 ! roat without the stock it pro
ENT-ONE GOOD FlfKK'iOM
one :■ monied house; and $1 por
<1 Boott fta , nearEflty
«(pif4en; go«*<I witer; oonveniont;
* it
f»Q. Ac Inijuire
1.1'JIls'sroiiE, Forty Acre 1 .
ENT.—A G H)I) STOKE ROOM
lorated. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
5_E. 8 th Ht.
iEM.-TWO PLEASANT SFX1
norj reoinv. Uvr. 4th ami Walnut
OXIfSt
ENT.-PAB!IBS LOOKING FOR
1 n-vL oonx-enlent, well located
>1 Qot theu m our office.
HE ALU A CO.,
7th and Market
{Ofr—THREE STORY BRICK
HO want Third atreet, c>ntalnx nine
fPljto THOMAS JOHNSON,
' No. ftia west Third rtreet.
tu
WANTED.
TED—ft GENTLEMAN WITH A
all gmwint of oap<tal, to purchase
H'orall) ol a long CHt ibllshod and
^ ; «*atDfaotory reasons
blling. Apply at
'twee oul id mg.
, Koouia 11
01 tf
blh—A SITUATION AS ENG I
t*r. distant enfrtn(*er or foreman ;
lUfftl Adaretw ENGINEER, lix
68f4t
cftije,
[TH> IWMKDIATHaY.- A GOOD
[ 2 l,,r -weftU housawork; must tome
title.]. Api'ly at onee Ne. 714
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UK|>-Tfi HfjftfT PA RT OFTHB
r *• ^ Tatoaii eu mu
SS»"* A! y A *"ttU*AN GIUL 114
»aii ihuiij | ()r WJ neral heintework;
rtl1 - «« E. 4th
It,
IW»
™- ,-hMTUA T ION AS GHAM
wh giren. S 2 . Bennett
__ «22»8t
JUh-Fnu* YUUMG MKN JUsT
•ret irom Eii^laad, with to «*b
w !drm! ^ Ay Ay Ktr. .;ttio.'. OlCfJt
Zl' 'll G'BKIAOKTBIMMUt
"■Milt. W. UAItBY, North Irasi,
1 C2[-at
tnilNlsIlKlI BOOMS
. ?i l, 'l >, ng, mnn amt wile:
1 rM A.Wrae Bxroni.ioAW
___Bis-tet
. r^i.rjfGlNBKK FOB 11 JO
AMsOx Aunly immediately
HUM KB U ARRY,
U K Water Bt.
>1
Thif
J hpkino OHIOK
tnree iKioilBT'.Vir' w " ,gllln * Dot
N. is APPLETON,
Third st Market.
?r :o, »'Aii
I:'
BoAunins,
fcfj |, ,* ; > makkwhtkbgt.
lire, ru1,11 is to lei wlili
I ihq * <ltt at JO da j board.
ifiV 4 tH
Ti.KMAN AND
wemclatcKl wiih bo.uM In
''er I!, )[ E! . timw> esinf
s ' n G'.k UvMhiswith
'-'vlii.B. 6011 King n.a«t.
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M'J
di
ULN TLfcM HA
ucl y ifti board In u
^ . iOfcl| rBtlt> 510tJ
twin
VEW GEN
rltel itroer,°* n WObmmndatci
btkfet bet.
t"* tliiul 1 ! l-et. Market ami
L ( S»Jer» M , 1 lu '«ned with a gold
Ihfirko- p* ^ awarded bv leaving
.... 822-tf
»k il »"<! brown -•Asf'V
•'"-mi m,, r j tl - m
« 2 i)Jt
Harrying a Hareiered Man's
Widow.
NswARx.dane 21.—The horrible Gan
zer murder, whiuh took plaoe three
years ago at Kast Williamsburg, is re
called afresh by the granting of an ab
solute divorce In favor of Heinrich
Dierking against Abpolonla Dierking
last week. The plaintiff married the
widow of the murdered Uunzer not
knowing the manner of bis predeocs
sor's death, but on the night after he
discovered that be was filling the
place ol a murdered man, the ghost of
Gnnzer, all bra sed and bloody, arose
at the bedside and gave him verbal no
tice to qnlt. He quitted. He went to
New Jersey, and in Hoboken or Wee
hawken set np his abode,signing forth
with a doonment importing that his
wife was welcome to stay as far away
as possible and earn her own living.
She did not want to earn her own liv
ing and when he returned to Brooklyn
he was arrested on a charge of aban
donment.
His loving wife bad exhibited an un
pleasant degree of firmness, on one oo
casion producing a olnb and notifying
him that he would get a beating with
it If he didn't toe the mark and leave
all acquaintance save those that she
selected for tflm. He therefore declared
that, between the cl ob and the ghost,
nothing would induce him to face the
terrors of the matrimonial state, and as
he offered testimony to show that Mrs.
Dierking had been unfaithful in her
marital relations he was released. The
plea of drnnkenness and infidelity was
sufficiently strsng to secure • legal sep
aration and impose a restriction upon
Mrs Dierking against taking any more
hnsbands to herself.
Lamentable as all divorces are it is
better for both parties in this salt that
snch a combination of ooarsensss, ig
norance, snperstition, drnnkenness,
brutality and infidelity, as the Dierk
Ing-Gauser marriage seems to have ef
fected, should be broken np. Mean
time the ghost seems to have disap
peared, but the murder is inveleped in
as profound a mystery as ever.
the
the
to
the
8 ,
for
or
tiarlleld'ii Defence.
A oorreipoudsnt of the Cincinnati
Gazette says in relation to General Gar
field's alleged connection with the Cred
it Mobil ler as follows :
In jronr issue of the 14th yon say :
"Oakes Ames allotted ® 1,000 of Credit
Moliilier stook to James A. Garfield. In
point of fact Garfield never eubacrib-d
for it; never paid for It; never reoeived
it; hut there was a dividend upon the
stock so held by Ames amounting to
$329, which Ames said ho paid to Gar
field, whioh we suppose he did, and
that was all he reoeived, and all that
any one pretended he had received.
Garfield denied that he had subscribed
for the stuck, and technically he was
correct; bnt it wonld have been better
had he told the whole story, if it was
true that Ames had allotted to and held
for him $1,000 of the stock."
Daring the campaign last fall I had
sevsral hours conversation with Geu.
Garfl-ld, and among other things the
charges of his connection with Credit
Uobilier were referred to. It was a
private conversation, bnt I see no im
priety in giving the facte as related by
himself.
He said: "Ames offered me $1000 of
the stook. 1 told him before I entered
into any obllgatione for It I wanted to
see the charter, and he promised to
show It to me, but did not.
General Garfield
think it was) from Kurope, and needed
$300 to pay hie house reut. He said
"there was no one I felt freer to call
on for the accommodation than Ames.
When he gave it to me he said : ' Let
■bis go on that Credit Mobilier stock.'
but I poeitively replied, 'No, not nntil
yon show me the oharter, and I see
that the stock cannot be assessed. I oan
not afford to take any chances." Gen.
Garfield added: "He never showed me
the charter. I never owned the stock,
and I paid hsck the loan."
Tbns it will be seen tt at Oakes was
mistaken In saying he paid a dividend
of $320. The whole transaction of $300
was a loan, so treated and settled.
Trne, this powder has been bnrnt, and
Gen. Garfield is unassailable, but it is
well enough to oorreot the Inference of
your artiole that he reoeived a divi
dend.
After
had returned (I
Who Made Uerfi.ld.
Ccncerniug soma of the good people
who olaim to have started General Gar
field in life, The Cleveland Herald says:
"This all reminds one of the man who
hired young Garfield to work for him
In haying when the latter was sixteen
years old, and after admitting that
he did more work than anr man he
bad, attempted to allow him boy's
wages and cheat him out ofthat. When
Garfield was nominated for Congress
this man was load in his assertions
that "he made Garfield"; that he gave
h'm employment whan he needed it to
support his widowed mother. Or, again,
it is something like the woman who
greatly offended the sensibilities of the
young general when he wae a poor
boy, working for her for bis board and
attending school, by insisting on nail
ing him "one of the servants." When
Garfield was elected to the State Senate
she was very free in her obeervatious
about how she "always knew he had
the elements of greataees in him"; and
attending a reception given to him in
Hiram, had the nnaooinntahleobeek to
refer to the matter and claim in tho
General's presence that she was the
m ane of miking him."
a
it
he
A Triple Kxeentlon In Ohla.
I'reparatious are b ing made for the
exhouiion at Canton, Ohio, ou the 25th
instant, ol three boys, George Mann,
Gustav OUr and John Hammett, tbe two
first named for the murder of John
Wattmongb, and the latter for the mur
der of Christopher Spuhler. It is pre
dicted 20,000 people will be in Canton
the above day, as there will be a
big show there ou the same day the exe
cution takes plaoe. Gov. Foster has
to New York in order to avoid be
ing further interviewed In behalf of
tlie doomed boys. So it seems from this
they mustexpi ite their orime on next
Friday.
A despatch from Allianoe says Capt.
IJ liott, of Company K Highth Regi
roeue, O N. G., has received orders to
be at Canton, on Friday, June 25th,
the day of the triple execution, with
his company, wall armed.
ou
gone
be
A I.If tie Rmrue.
A oolored boy managed to filch fifty
oen'.s from another colored boy, named
James Anderson, but luokily Olfioers
Par lee and Chambers were near by
and after a brief interview induoed the
little rogue to retnrn the money to its
proper owner.
ni.mir al m« ••unen."
From Naiby'. letter id the Toledo Blade.
The nooie nr the nominuben uv the
libertv-oru»bln,|(reedom-straDglnn Gar
field, wci rewired at the Cornere yls
terday afternoon, with penfound ear
prize. Not one ar ne bed antlssipated
it. We bed expeotid it woed be either
Orant, Blaine or Sherman, and 1 hi d
spent two days in Looisrille glttin to
gether the nessary aboose to be ynosed
in the Deestriok agin them three men,
bnt Garfield's nominashen makes that
labor all in rane. I can't beet Garfield
by sayia that Grant wnz a hoss-theef.
or that Sherman was a bank robber,
and Blaine a ralerode wrecker. I shel
her to either wait till our committees
git np their skacdals on Garfield, or in
rent some myself.
I don't keer about it here in Ken
tucky, for it wood be jest ez well to
yoose the Orant matter for Garfield,
bnt when I go orer into Injeany where
some of the Dimocracy at least, kin
reed, It wood be different. My people
here are difficult to handle, tho not in
the same way. When Graat's name
wnz (net purposed I spoke ur him ez
bein oonntciid with the whisky ring
Immejitly the Corners broke oat ez one
msu in cheers for him, and I hed diffl
cnity to keep em from organisin a
Grant club on tho spot. They admire
a man who kin beet the Gnrerment in
whisky. Deekin I'ogram sod of Gen
eral Grant, in Snnday Skool: "He
who perdooses oheep whisky is greater
than be who oonqnereth a Confedera
The old saint is, nr late, drop
pin Into a habit nr mixin bis sorfpter
Bnthin he never does with his likker.
Heal Dow ror President.
Neal Dow, the Prohibition oandidate
for President, is none the less worthy
of that offioe because he hasn't a ghost
of a chance of getting a single electoral
rote. He la a remarkable man. He
was born In Portland, Me., in 1803, of
Qnaker parentage, who educated him
to total abstinence, and in 1838 he be
gan his life-war against intoxicating
drink. He held the offices of Mayor of
Portland and member of the Legisla
ture, and drew up the bill that became
the famous Maine Liquor law principal
ly through his energetic canvass of it
as a State issue. He stamped Maine
for all candidates for the Legislature
favoring it; the Legislature was car
ried and passed the bill, which has
never been repealed. There is not a
distillery or brewery in Maine to-day
unless it oarrles on business very well
hidden under oover. Dow, as Mavor,
had an exciting time flghtirg the liquor
dealers' conspiracy again6t him. Mr.
Dows as Colonel of the Thirteenth
Maine Volunteers, early in the rebel
lion, joined Gen. Butler's expedition
against New Orleans, and in 18(12 was
promoted to a Brigadier Generalship,
commanding a brigade in the Depart
mentofthe Gulf. He was made pris
oner at Port Bndson. The Prohibition
ists may never elect a President, but
they hare certainly put forward their
best and moat representative man.
A note Marriage.
Two deaf mates were married on
Tuesday morning at the chapel of the
Institution for deaf and dumb, Colnm
bus, Ohio. Boon after ten o'clock the
bride and groom entered the chapel
from a door on the west near the plat
form, followed by the bridesmaid and
groomsman. The bride was arrayed
mest tasti-faily in a coachman's drab
silk, made in prineess style, with lane
at the throat and orange bade in the
hair. Professor Pay stepped in front
of the conple and proceeded to repeal
the customary marriage formnla, using
the sign language alone. After the
usnal questions, first to the man and
then to the lady, bad been put and ae
knowledged, be deolared them man and
wife, following with a brief and father
ly address and prayer. Not a word
was uttered by mouth. Although there
were several hundred children in the
room, a pin could have been heard to
fall, so Btlll was it during the oere
mony. The couple, followed by their
friends, repaired to the parlor, wheie a
brief reoeption was held. The greeting
between the bride and many of her
late pnpils was affectionate In the ex
treme. The groom, who wae known to
soma ol the older pnpils, kissed the
young lsdles and little girls as fervent
ly as did his newly made wife.
cy.
Tbe Dark Side.
The information from Leadvllle is
not very cheerful ,r enticing. Large
numbers who have left comparitively
good plaoes iu the east to seek their
fortunes In that mushroom locality, are
returning. The reoent strikes have up
set tbe plaoe generally and a recent let
ter says there are 6000 people in Lead
ville "dead broke," and they are dying
by the dozens. The road from Denver
to Leadvllle is lined with prospectors,
gamblers, banco steerers, cut-throate
and thlsves. Along the way are dead
horses,* males and bronohos, and the
Btenoh is fearful. Nearly all who have
money start back after slaying there
a day or two, bnt the majority "go
broke," and fly to the drinking and
gambling shops to see If they cannot
pick enongh to get away with. The re
sult generally is ntter destitution and
death.—Lowell Courier.
Heaaible Arirlee far Ulrls.
When girls midway in their teens
throw off tlieir natural girlish habits
and attire, don long skirts, skoot np
their hair and affect the air and dress
of young women, they would often be
surprised to know what their elders
really think of the improvements. «ne
snch young miss went to the depot re
cently to meet an aged friend of the
family, and was surprised to find her
self not recognised upon greeting the
visitor as she stepped from the car.
"Don't know me, auntie f"
"Why, this isn't Maria, is it f"
"Certainly ; don't you think i look
better than I did last summer when
you were here ?"
"No," replied the honest soul, look
ing the girl over, "to tell the truth, I
do not. Go home and let down your
hair, and be young while yon oan, for
it will cot be many y ears before you'll
he glad to have people take you for a
girl.''
10
Qnebre'u Holiday Season.
The national fetes in Quebec take
place thie week, and a large number of
French Canadian delegates from the
United iltatea have goneto take part in
the oelebration. 0ver 4 000 St. Jean
Baptiste medals struck in memory of
the event, have been sold In Quebec; a
grand banquet, at which tbe Governor
General is expeeted to be present, will
be given in the skating rink on Thurs
day night, and orations will be deliv
ered on Dnffcrin Terrace by Count do
Foucault and M. Claude Jeannat, who
trrived from Frsnoe on Sunday.
PBOF15IMI lOW A I* CUM.
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JOHN BUHJS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. « WEST SEVENTH 8TKEET,
Wilmington, Del.
4-7-*flin
rr ncJ BT H fob all the people.
BeautifulTeetli uirTl®, $9 an 1 flO flWfc
par set. Teeth extracted without painGffPW
by the urracf gas. Orer thirty years exper
leracra. *>K. GALLAGHER,
No. 83b Mur ac! street.
JJUIAN018 VINCENT,
CONVEYANCER,
ROOM NO. 8 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
8EVENTH AND MARKET STS.
Patents and Pensions procured.
KZAtl
ENI'ISIIIY.—DB. PHILIP JONES,
with a practical experience otjr^fva
over 30 years, would respectfully
form the oltizons of Wilmington
reandiug country, that he still oontlnees the
practice of Deuistry in all its branches, at No
1004 Washington st. All of the best and most
reliable materials used.
D
sur
JTJAV1D J. MURPHY, JK.,
attorney"AT LAW,
NO. 6 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
W-iO-tl Wilmington, Del,
1
5 The On»y Remedy
( THAT ACTS AT TUB SANK TIME 1
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and the KIDNEYS.
OH
i
This combined action ffivea it won
derful jroiccr to cure all diseases.
V
Because xee attorn then great organs
| to become clogged or torpid, and
poutonovs humors are therefore forced,
Unto the blood that should be expelled
naturally. _
BILIOUSNESS, PILES, CONSTIPATION,
KIDNEY UOMPLAINTS, URINARY
DISEASES, FEMALE WEAK
NESSES, AND NERVOUS
DISORDERS,
by causing free action of these organ*
ami restoring their power to iliroio ojf
disease.
by Suffer Billon* palm and aches ?
Why tormented with Piles, Constipation 7
Why frightened over disordered Kidnejs '
Why endnre nervous or hick headaches!
Why have sleepless nights {
r<4 KIDNEY WORT and **blc« in
health. It h a dry, testable compourdand
One pwkaffowtll mokeilx QtRofMcdlelnc.
Get it of yo>tr Druggist, he will order it
for you. Pace, $1.00.
WILLS, BIC3A3DC0M ft CO., Proprietor!,
9 (Will nmd p* P«d.) Hurllngton, VL
FLOUR.
PRIME NEW
HUNGARIAN GRASS
-AND
MILLETT SEED,
KITA 1IF.OA AND TUBNIP BEK IIS,
-AT
W. N. CHANDLER.
No. 611 Market Street
Halfway bet Cth and Tth.
EDt'OTlOS IN FLOUR!
1*8 Pound* Choice " Patent
Process '* Flour for $1.1*3.
7 FOUNDS FOK 33 CENTS,
JAMES V. MORROW. ISUO KINti
nun.
fHve yonr orders to the drtrere. TTapukwl
Flour a apecl&Ur. 6-T-8wd
R
HOMER BARRY
Has juafc en!arK«xl bln Btore, ON EAST WA
TER ST., to three tlmeH itg former
rise, and it now includes
SOS. V, 9, II AND 13.
large and complete
He has received >
stock of
BUBBBH 4400 »>N, HOSE, OILS,
HOFMK FAIN I'*. KOFKB,
THINKS, Ac.,
Which ht lfl selling very oheap. Call ram.'
examine.
HOMER BARRY.
Nora- 7 ,9,11 and 13 E. Water street
6 riS-im
ILIJNEBY
M
HATS FOR 10 CENTS
MRS. WENTZ,
WO. 606 KING STBEET,
Fm axraln received a aew lot ef lent* rrenoh
feathers (new shader) very low,from $L 00 up :
also many other new goads of the very latest
styles. Ladles please call an examine. i."
mi
^uMI BAKOAIKS
WILSON'S
NO. 418 MARKET STBEET
2 and 3 -Button white and «*l. Kid Glove!
3} and 60o.; Berlin and Lisle Thread Glovt
10 ivV 20 260 .: UandHome Shetland Shnwl.
100 Blockln»t>, 5, »0. 15 26o. up te 76e
Cur'aln Ii»ce reduced to 26 .; Corsets, 25, 60,m
yre * 1 . 00 . *1 'A fl.W; Dress Gc$ode, 8.10 I 2 J 4
$ 1 . 00 . ei 8 at
15. 20 V 60
POLITICAL CARDS
OB COUNTY ASSE 8 SOE.
The uailerslgned wonlil respcottully aa
nounoe lifmsoii as aoandlilate for the nmul
nation of County Assessor l.r the Nortlieru
District lor tbs City ol Wilmington, snbjoot
the decision of tho Beuublieau narty.
6-17-tl CHAiS. B. WOODWARD.
F
fc A. FEASTKK,
kiumkrs.
All Units ol heavy holstimr
and rl it atna done in all Its branekos. Bert
Snee.No. S2» e. Sixth itreat, t n-lmrew
s.
-OB A D B U K Y PIANOS
lb Haring Hro's Plano., and
fcVn.ereon's Places, the bast
medlum-prioed piano. In the . . .
market. Soil! eg low for cash, and on easy
farm. Call and examine before you pur
shwe PANOOAST ALLEN, i»a«ntc
Tempi*, Wilmington, DeL d-l-Sm-eotw
CAllllR HKRM.
TEAS! COFFEES
SPICES!
SUGARS I SUGARS!
BESt ROe. AMD ««c, TT.AH, AHB
80c ABDISeCirrus
IN THE CITY, AT CRIPPEN'S.
Maracaibo aid l.tguny ra,2i,2*,30.
ALSO BEST FUBE SPI0H8
01 onr own grlndlnv, whtnh we guarantee
unadulterated.
SUGARS SOLD AT COST.
Beet Old Java, 30, 83 andliSe.
OOF* EE FRESH ROASTED DAILY.
II you want good Tea and Ooflee *o to
Cricpen's Tea Stores,
»Oe 3 WENT THIRD tflKELT,
—ANI>—
NO. 5 EANT RFCdlfh STREET.
l*#ok lor BAtne—make no mistake.
Architects and Builders,
THE tlBtt OF
E. W. THORNE & RRO.,
WHOSE OFFIOE IS
Keon N«. 7 Allmorai Ralldlnff,
Eighth and HarkeiMts,
And Shop on West st., below 2nd., are prsoM
oal mechanics, and the senior partner being
an Architect also, they are prepared to lu •
ulsh comple'e plans, details, siraciflcatloas
and estimates, lor dwellings, store i, churches
and all kinds of buildings, and also con
tract for building. At shoo all kinds otjqb
work as well as finest work done to order. The
very best of reference given, i ffloe generally
open till 9 o'clock, P. At. Those who
plans and anything in our line we will tx
pleased to see, and cheerfully give any In or
matlon we <&b Inquiry by mall cheerfulIj
answered. N o ext ra cost on ra hat
lor. Since we located In this city, two y
ago, we have erected upwards of 40 buildings
69-t-s-Jinf THORNE A BKO.
oontrai"
C. GRAHAM & SON,
ARCHITECTS.
Lute of New Yorg Cltvend Elisabeth, hav
located their olficca, OOlt.
FRONT AND FRENCH STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.,
and are prepared to furnish plans, designs
and specifications lor publio and private build.
Inns of every description. Estimates
talned, contracts awarded, and wore super
Intended to completion, thereby relieving nw
ner ol all caro and reap .nsibillty It desired.
Slteodlm WILMINGTON, DEL.,
h
OSIER Y AND TRIMMINGS.
H
S H STAATS.
No. 405 MarkOt Streo"
HAS JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER Tft
INVOICE OF MISSES'
FANCY HOSIERY!
In New rand Beauiifal BesJgu*.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
GLOVES,
-AND
Gauze Verino Underwear,
For f stflca'Ctontra* rand mluea.
—Air c an elesant stook ef—
FANCY BTIITONS, BLACK SILK FRIN
GES, COAT ORNAMENTS, CORSETS
ZEPHYRS NOTIONS ItC. tC.
THE GREAT SAUCE
OF THE WORJ D.
Signature is era every bott'e ol GENUINE,
Worcestershire Sauce,
Impart! the moat dell'ions ta&te and test t.e
EXTRACT
of a letter from a
rcedical gentle
man at Madrue.to
his brother at
WORCESTER,
May, 1851 I
"T**ll LEA Al
PERKINS that I
their sauce lsl
highly eBteemedl
In India, and Ip,I
In my opltdon,!
tho most palat-l
"b!e, ae well afll
the moat 'whole-^ —
some $atrce 'hat Is made."
Sold and used throughout the world.
.IfHIV M/WCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS FOB THE UNITED STATES
eutinw
SOfTPN,
CItAVIF.fi,
FINN,
HOT A COLD
HEATH,
44 A ME, A c.
NEW YORK.
^JKA Y ' 8 ; SFEUIFIO MEDICINE.
'HADE MARf. TIiraranrraratTRADE MARK
' ■* Knsc llrab "
Kemedj.
, An tmfail
ing cure for
Seminal
Weak n e a l
Sperm&torr
/wK?r~ (F--v«ra heft » Impo
^ J tency. and -
Before Takmg^ t «l«-; AFTtB ^
u a seouen * ot self-Abtue: Lose ol uiemui*
UrmBual Lnesltade, Pain In the Book, Dim
oe »6 of Vision Premsture Sid Age, uni
many other Diseases that lead te Inraulty Ol
Ocnsumptlon and a Premature Grave,
JUTFml parilesiars In onr pamphlet, whiol
wo desire to soHd lree to every one. Tie Spe
dfi - Me.!lclno Is eold by all dregglsts at 31
per peerage, or six paokages lor W, or will be
rent Ireo by mall on reoolpt ol tho money by
ftddresslnu . ..
THg eBAT HElUfilgfiN).. Ns. 1»
Meohanlos' Block. Detroit, Mlih. 4t»-;iold
In Wilmington by X. .TAJHK3 BELT, Wholo
sale and Itctall Druggist, tJor. 5 th and Mar
get Streets. And by Druggists eterywhere.
l-3-iy
¥
GEORGE W. STONE,
MARKET AND WATER STS
NEW STOKE, NEW LINES OF NEW
GOODS,
OILS. BF.LTIS41,
HA4TIINERf, ROPF*,
BLOCHS, TWIN ft.8* TOOLS
NEW MAILING BOXER, the best
thing out for sending merehandlae through
the malls. Unaeual bargains Ira
LADIES' WATERPROOFS
Kemember the Fomsval te
Cor. Market and Water.
Wrapping Twine In Ok bundles, good ami
cheap. _
a/ptn. A. S. KOLLO,
go, SIS KIMO STREET,
Wilmington, Del, Manufacturer ot
nUMAI HAIR GOOD!
SWITCHES, WIOS,CUBLS,HAIB JB'\
LLBY, BTC. t-M-Sm
CLOSING SALE.
SUMMER CLOTHING'
228 MARKET ST:
DURING JUNE WE WILL ( LISE Ol T THE
BALANCE OF OUR SUMMER CLOTHING
-AT A GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Our Olothlng O all nmrked down in plain figures
every garment, and sold for
ONE PRICE.
AND TII AT THE LOWEST. Remember w<» do not trtend
rtook, we will need all she ro:■
carry oyer any summer
possibly get fur our
v. e can
making extraordinary pr?; ar.itIon our stock ot
For which we
CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
In still larg® and Belling rapidly. W-s l«ad All our omreM-vi In this lino of joodx far xtylt
nn<l prlow. We have still a tine line of
SUPERIOR SUITINGS IN OUR
W t.oh veil! be mile u.> uc^er he ^upeiYielon of
MR. NATHANIEL BAYNE,
819-t-t-i
In Ihe latest style ol «ut and woriunanehip.
Stoves, Heaters and Ranges!
LARGE STOCK AT
REDUCED PRICES
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
And Prices aw Low as Fair Dealing will Allow'.
We have reduced the prices ol all utoves and ranges, and It will pay to examine our stbok
before purchasing.
H. F- PICKELS,
7 AND 9 E. FOURTH STREET
A J. N. HARMAN, J, a J. N. HARMAN, .1. A .1. N. HAHMAN,
J.
FURNITURE,
FURN1TU HE,
FTJHNlTTTvK,
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNHURIS,
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE,
rURNJ'lURE,
HJh NITUKE,
O*
c.
FURNra'RE,
FIT RN ITU HE,
FURNI rURK,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE,
i
(i
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410 KINi J MTKEET, 410 KING STREET. 410 KING STREET, HIKING STKEJR*
4,0 KING STREET, 410 KING STREET 410 KING STREET, 410 KING ST RE El
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The Ioanrest and Onert aftsortmeot of Rwly-uiade Furniture to be found In Wilmln 0 «
ton or the State of Delaware, can be seen at4l0KJo« fftmt. Furniture at aimoet oxj
mice kop: ou band. Repalrlntr promptly nr,tended to
G'S
DR-BROW
i
mi
0
Th« Celebrated Prascription of
W. CHAMPION BROWNING, M. IX
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
Perfectly purifies the Blood, enriches She Blood, reddens the Blocd q mnken
Blood, wonderfully Improves the Appetite, and changes tho Constitution
suffering from Ceneral Debility Into ono of vigorous health.
Tho host proof of its wonderful efficacy Ih to be obtained by a trial, jNTd?
fdmplo trinl strongly eetabllHheH its reputation with all.
l.flt 1»* niost seientideally and elegantly eompounded by Ita author and
proprietor, W. CHAMPION BROWNING, M. !>., 1117 Arch Street, PliDadelpb
KkHiful Pham
A rt'eulor graJna
of J«ffc
^rice, 00c. and $1.00.
n Mf-lic
Collrgu, of Pliilmlt Ipl.in, a
Fpr sale by tho Proprietor and a!l Druggists and Dealers In Me^
oush Che
FREIGHT LINKS.
jN.Melchoir, Gunsmith
BUSH'S FREIGHT U*IL
To and from PlilIadeE;>!ifa.
Steamers leave dally French street wh»n
Wilmington, at 8 V. At, raid 2nd rah%if above
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, nc5 P. M.
CAKE IN HANDLING. PROMPT DE
1*1 V a KY.
AUtr
214 King st., has for sale breath aid mni',
loa-ilng vnnf of all m tkes, revolvers and c
fridges of all kinds Full nlekel plared n
volvors $1.25 Impluments lor breeeh load! v.
tuns, gUe* Iwfclls «*nd t.ra|>«, » n d fishing too
los. Repairing dorae at ihort.LvUce. o«imd
Geo. W. Bush & Son,
French Street Wharf. Wiliu.
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