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tiVERY EVENING WILMINGTON, DELAWARE THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1879. UUEXAXnOAH COAL, xrsimro xcooxs. 7 piUffUanrousJ. IN STYLE OUALITYv. AND PRICE IJET7 GOODS ONLY! One Minute, and You Will Catch These am We are in Receipt This Week of Two Large Shipments sound ideas: Fancy Hose and Half Hose, AVE YOU BOUGHT YOUK SPRING SUIT? If not, yarn will do jmnraHf AVK YOU FOYS TO CLOTHE? II Tin: NEW STYLES for LADIES, GENTLEMEN and CHILDREN.

itlmi? of I bene koI will lie Novell lew In III! limrUet Mireij imohiIi- Irooi n.tv,, we Bwk tli imrlleiiliir ittteiilinn Hie Desirable Freshness of Our Stock, ninliilniiieil by H.l-i of ltenlir Weekly Cli ltiiiortnllon. IT A QUESTION OF STYLE? nil lnnniia't yt umii rnminur rcnl Slock of InlMiitr, hikI t'irr (inoiU lor Order Work. Ifao. i li your Inlrrrwt ran. mini' I In" Murk ol Ituvn' 1 lolhinit in lh I illicit Im Itrwl in tfiiulil v.llt-t in Vnrlrlv, it ml I lie lti-t in Our Mock Mill milvr llinf, fur Ihr iimliTiul arr rhwioi, I In" form gri-rtul ami lnh-ionnhlr.

mid lh in IrimininK ivvmhWIc. iIul vou rronnmW.rf tivr mm, I aril, tin Mrlunily to chow vo how Hindi rxrrl-li-nl C'lolhinfTn lilllo itioni'y will on bv bnyinic dirrcl the nnnMlnrlarrm. Kriinnlina I.OTIIINtJ for iihrr or Ho. It rnn hnpnil Mtlvrri by aubmil-lintt it to I lif (Jrrnl llcml-gunrlcr of the LOT II IMi TK tllK-tMK HALL. IT A QUESTION OF TKICE? Sc 15 BOTH IS IT, ooo 3 LEADING AND POi Ui CLOTHING HOUSE OF PHILADELPHIA BEATS THE WORLD! LEI)KK BUUM.NV, VHESTXl'T A XI) SIXTH STREETS, WHATEVER THE QUESTION MAY BE Wa should think the roads leading out of Chicago oould charge an price they pleased.

Botton Pout. An exchange speaks of a new pickpocket proof pocket, but there is nothing in it. Commercial Bulletin. When an equestrian is pitched over the head of his horse he is apt to realize "the Sower behind the thrown." Cotnmercial fulled, The cucumber now strikes back. JVew York ErpreM.

Heretofore it has put in its most effective work ou the stomach. Ronton Pont. The colored exodus is noUiiug new. We have had a colored owed us a greenback here in Uoaton for the hint three tuonlbs. Commercial Bulletin.

I a in more' interested in the vices ov nittukind than I am iu their virtews their vine need charity, their virtews will take kare of themselfs. Josh Pilling. Now the boy climb up the tree, Aud the rerilant fruit doth aeixo. Anil immi-dlately tho poison tn'liia atomach rtimn. And itothe lldpiUi aud iho colic and Ilia rrsmjiK.

anker Gazette. Among the latest fashionable ar 'rals at New Jersey hotel we note the Hon. Mos Quito and lady, with their sisters, and their cousins, aud their aunts. Commercial AdverlUer. "Calmness aud composure in times of danger are necessary for effective action," but it is hard to remember this when one it? down upon a tack in the presence of ladies.

Jersey City Journal. If you pick a paragraph up for a fool, simply because he writes foolish things, and a printer for a saint, simply because he seta np hymn-books you'll get most terribly fooled in both instances. Ex-change. It is said that Mr. Henderson, huhband of Lydia Thompson, has retired, with a fortune of half a million.

So, perhaps, it is about time for him to get a divorce and let some other fellow get rich. Jersey City Journal. Lydia Thompson ought to make a good whist player, as she is famous for hhort suits. Uoiton Pout, (Jome, hurry up and shuftle those cards Banger Commercial. Evidently anxious to see her play.

Ponton Pout, The man who goes fishing aud sits in a cramp-inviting posture on a narrow thwart from early morn till dewy eve, and calls it fun is tho same chap that never eoes to IMrOllTEHS AND KETAII.EHS OF A'1) UNDEKWEAH ONLY, No. (Fifty-Three) North 'Eighth Street, rJiilfutelphia, The Marvel of the Times I II ADCLPHIA. I 4m Van! Kittint nn4 Inealiauatthta t'imractcr of tho Iiili. We clip the following from the Shenandoah Ittrald, which will be of Interest to many of our renders, as one of our principal coal firms, George W. Bush It Bon, receives the large amount of anthracite coal which it disposes of from this source It is a curious faot that but very few people have ever been able to understand-and properly appreciate tho vast extent of the deposits of coal in this valley.

Although for some time disputed, Its superior quality is now generally adm tted for nearly all purposes for which Anthracite coal is Wu remember in 1870, the year the Jferakt was established, when Shenandoah hud but 2(500 inhabitants, that hardly half a dozen men iu town believed in the permanency of tho place. Although miiiers themselves they were convinced that the Mammoth vein would i-oou be worked out, at the then rate o-production, which has been trebled since, and that when the Mammoth was gone there was no coal remaining for the town to depoud upon. The lleraUl, when it asserted that the Shenandoah Valley, for its area, contained the richest deposit of coal in the world, was laughed at, and when we predicted that the population of Shenandoah must treble itself in a few years, our prophecy was received with smiles of derision by the very people who have since been made wealthy by the appreciation of the value of real estate through the full realization of all our predictions. The lamented William Grant always thoroughly understood the wonderful mineral wealth surrounding us and evidenced the confidence he had in tho future of the town by his liberal expenditures in bailding, several of his enterprises being in progress at the time of his utltiinely death, but to him and a very few others of our leading coal men, was confined at that time, whatever of good opinion was entertained of Shenandoah, among those most deeply interested in it. Nine years have panned and the change in the publio estimation of our coal deposits is almost as great as the improvements and growth that have followed their development; but it is only now that we are beginning to learu enough about their magnitude to properly appreciate the brilliant future before fKTtown.

We may know that, notwithstanding the millions of tons of Mammoth coal already shipped from the valley, that trice as much remains to be mined, and that when the big vein is exhausted we have in the Buck Mountain, which is in excellent condition and with a top so strong that nearly all the coal can be mined, a source from which nearly as much coal can be taken as will be gotteu from the Mammoth itself. Then beside we have the Skidmore in good condition, and it only requires a slight improvement in the demand and this quality of coal will be eagerly sought for. To TlIH III HI PjlOGIlESS AND Wanamaker Brown, OAK HALL, S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS, PHILADA.

ccoopeb tmimfo The Model Tailor Store of Wilmington. I'" Tailor or no tailor, merit, or no merit, our nimlnnM contiinje to liiwcuw, RteJ our customer gimernlly come ImeK to tor their rioitie. Wo riH-elve neiirly every week now Piilt of Mm-lr, wlih-h we mitko np In the Intoiit atjrt, at ric KM, lif" TtP iii-f(-M in our ilk Drpurlment lli nrinc i rnriu tMif I'liKTK TK in f.rrr INirnbU rl, I iil.rli-mikI Oili.r, nli-l PlfK nlix ttlKF A- umi dety eoniH'nilon, it tnero a nmn in uinmirMin no nt-ver whr ntied, lei (itieli a on (five ua Ulal with our new iinnw of nieHtnirinif, anil if wo no not fit will forfeit a null. BIRNIE H.eclsi ilie 3Xai-lcet Sftrffi ins No try in Every Dcpftrhttentf COOPER CON AUD. ItKI'X' l- nil inmuhi lor -n-lt in tttm mnrUrtu nt T.nrapf mid wh'i'-h hftvr jir-l I hr .11 lll l.MUH HIHTTIIK PKfM'l-K MAST.

Il 11M fail -AND- The Acknowledged Headquarters ItnrfffthiH Now in Erenj iH'jHirlinent Verandas. FASHION AND EXCELLENCE! No. 11 JJast Water Street, Wilmington, CiiPi AM.J Delaware. HIT ST OF THE LATEST DESIGNS, Unequaled in Finish and Biding Qualities, Sf lT1 SW Am mi thnl Ihf nf, W'rnp. Jnt-Un.

nf 11 IT otlii-r Mnrir I'mmrnK re rialil. Mil- trltti, If IT rH -M irtnnr iIih4 rarlr in ihe wawii. Walk XI IT ltiroul nor liov ronma ttnii mr thr Mrln 'llJr" Jifirrftiits Now in Erert Jepnrtnent I COOPER CONARD. rNOKIMVKtlf Th, notion room pir-frl rl ritlw irTlX I'MlKHHKtH ihii I in-ll-ii I nrw'sr. rTf'x V.

It loiT. rkwrr, kit rTHN- MKlfVi: liroiHrira. IJiiin, -rrfl-, rrinrn, nnH ITKN V.A If nf f.ittlf Thine in rwtni ilrman-f TIO Jlo rfff ins Now in Ererij Department AT church because the pews aren't comfortable. Yonker Gazette. They may substitute the word "Gehenna" for hell, in the Itible, if they want to, but when a window comes down oi a mau as he is looking out to speak to a pretty girl, he won't wait to say "Gehenna and blazes" all the same.

Boxton Pot. A newly married lady was tilling another how nicely her husband could write. "Oh you should see some of his love letters." "Yes, I know," was the freezing reply, "I've got a bushel of 'em in my trunk." Bridgeport Standard. An oldish tramp, with long gray whiskers, is wanted for the murder of an estimable lady in Poughkeepsie. JYew York Commercial Advertiser.

She's a pretty fastidious old lady; but if she ll wait a few weeks there are several tramps iu Pennsylvania who will let out their whiskers and go up and do the job for her. Do it cheap too. Evening Bulletin. When the head of a Main street family pased the weekly appropriation bill Satur-urday night he tacked on a rider providing that on and after that date thre would be no more cold dinners ou watih day, but when it eame back with a veto showing how utterly unconstitutional it was as well as revolutionary in character, he had to take water and adjourn down town without debate. Bridgeport Standard.

H. 3IOOR arket St. 1 228. 228 1 SOUTH MARKET STREET BRIDGE, WlhMlAti'l'ON, IlMliAWA HI )ny 24 tjy show to what a small degree all the past years have depleted our magnificent veins, we can point to the Ellangowan Colliery, a lease which has been worked for 15 years, but on which a new rhaft has opened enough Mammoth coal to fill 200 railroad cars per day for a quarter of a century, and if the underlying veins are taken into consideration, the the same quautity per day for a quarter of a century longer. From the breaker at the new shaft there has not as yet been a single car shipped.

There is net a colliery in this valley from the Connor, iu the west, where the workings are a yet all above water level, or its neighbor across the way, the new thaft about being Hunk in tho Uappahannock by the Philadelphia Coal Company, to the Knickerbocker in the east, the (shipments of which need fall off a single ton in the next twenty years for want of coal. Yet there are people who talk about tho Shenandoah coal deposits becoming exhausted within the T7r? TM T7 173 Alolfru "1 CiiPi GREAT REDUCTION in THE PRICES of READY-MADE CLOTHING I For the Next Thirty Days, for the Purpose of Reducing our Stock of Ready-Made Clothing, No Seasonable Offer Will be Eefused! 11 jlj I ba JlJlllJli ix Jio UJJ ll JLq JLfl -OF- WIMiTMs We Must Close Out Our Stock of TH la l.ln"n. i ot ln. Onitta. fin no and Tatlp i -r.

I i urliiin. li. rrina-, and I ffk4itria4f v. k.vr I fnof prt-r rojir-lion ol l'hri h.if rvr i.h.t ii. A prtr.

know ili- are riicfal next three or four years, and who are fool IIOI -K IKIOH Kl USHIA IHH -K HOI -K M'KMHIM. HOI KMHIM. HiltMi IKMIUM." HOI I I IIOt'xK I I IIOI I I HOI HOIK I MIIINi- iioi'xk i i HOt 1 I UMMIl.M I' KR SOX 1 lV('BitUDt Lliot ami tho lv. Dr Hit ryainfr Note hi Evert Department I Jieliowsliave each saiwrilfl for the ish enough to build their own hopes of prosperity upon Unit event. It is pUiu that the fools are not all dead yet, any more than they were nine years siuca.

Always maintain good Digestion (you can do r-o hy wing Dr. Bali's Haltimone Pills) nd you ill avoid many troublesome disease. I'rice cents. Harvard Divinity School. AT SOME PRICE OR OTHER.

Need the Room for Our Fall Manufactures. (Jornehu8 J. arnlerhiitdLelars th.UJbe As we IS COOPER CONARD. present value of th Vanderbilt estl considerably over orprts, c. Air.

MillaiB pioturs "The Onler of Kelease" was sold th other day in London tll. ORDFKt MAIL IIKKKK- I All. Ilitlllil" MAIL. OliUtK- MAIL OKDF.U Ordrri fer 3miIm. or infar.

A 1 1. itllKI million A llrnrtrrf to uh Ol It tn-fATi II lll, (llllltlt IkruiiKb ibp mnlinm of our IAI1. IIUUf.it .11 A I L. OUD1.K-. DtlMllTJIEM: for Ho painted it years ao THE DELAWARE CARPET HOUSE, for SPECIAL MOTICE! SOLLERS CO.

George Metzger, the oldest ex-meniber llaryains Now in Every Department I at the Pennsylvania Legislature, died in Carlisle, on Inesday. night, aged ycarg. He servetl the Legislature in 1813 aii It Las been a most painfully apparent fact for some years past that, of the money expended for commodities oousumed by WUmiugtonians, and the inhabit uts of the adjacent country, folly one-half has gone to Philadelphia loercbanta. Note Our Proposition. The money has been mada in Wilmington, made off of Wilniing-tonitinn, and yet has enriched foreign merchants, in place of expanding the resources of home interest.

Tho reasons assigned for this tendency to patrocizd the Philadelphia market are -various, but one great cause, we believe to he the neglsct upon the part of Wilmington merchants to properly cater to the wants of the public, liocoguizing the wrong, we propose to n'Rht it, and will, as far as it lies in our power, offer such inducement in DUY GOODS as will make it to the consumers interest to BUY at home, aa by so doiag they will save money. 1SI4. Senator Ihurman has a nias-sive frame HOK HK HOEN IIOr a large vrell-sbaped bead, covered with No. SOMarket Street. We fcvc Jut rpoeiypts irro st.n-k of fine Tapestry Brussels, 1 Three-Plys, Ingrains, snd Carpctings.

Also, a Iarri srtiiieut of Oil Cloths, Mattings, an1 Window Shades. tt? Tiiv us a 4 yourself tUat re ifi vtiiK lie A 1 i grey hair; bright, humorous eves, and Offer extra Inducements to parties wishing- to buyvoujeUiin Ptytish, and at thamma time durable, for eprinir and summer wear. We call attention to the fact that we manufacture our own froodi, and can show you the largest mnd most complete aaeortment of Fine Goods in Philadelphia, eonxixtmtf of LADIES' IIAXD-SEVEO HOOTS, in French Kid and nraroa Kid, Id-Fox ed, One-strap Itntton Sandala port Tie. Spanish Tie, Tw-Strap Ballon Sandnla, Centennial Hultnn Sandal, large month. His manner of Is onsines.s-iiKe.

General Longstreet's salary ag post THREE ADJOINING STORES. rurran is it I ion. nr. SI.IPPEKS SI.IPPEKS sl.lPPEKS SI.IPPEKS sl.l I'PLHS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SUPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SUPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS master of Gainesville, will be 1,100 Princeva Sud ToilftH, Five-strap Battnn Snadala. au, rem South-Eiist Corner of Ninth and 31arket Streets.

a year, which is more, allowing for the difference in currency, than he, received as Licutriiant-Gt neral of the Confederate XIII I.VDELPJIIA. Henry Grebe, Sta tt 6. IIOKS K1IOEM HOE MIOKM SHOE SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES XHOES SHOES Beeidea numerous other beautiful styles in Silks, Ritfns and Linens, such as cannot be found elttewhere in the city. l'KK'Kb LOW. You are en pedal invited to call.

pollei oilers fc 13 run ls-3w WILMIXaTON.lF.U Mr. J. Lord Graham, of Camden, this State, a graduate of Delaware College, has beta appointed apothecary on the United states sUawhtiip Uonteuatwn. The chip will soon Bail on a aumoier cruise aloce HERRING versus HALT, SLIPPERS SUPPERS SUPPERS INO. 636 AECH STBEET.

PHILADELPHIA. rj tne isew England coast with cadets from Wilmington Color Works VTOCX mh 17-yyS FATEOSAGE BESPECTTCIXT SOLICITED. the Naval Academy. To make a trip to Philadelphia and return incurs no slight expenditure of cash, but a serious task upon one's physical strength, when the trip is one for shopping purposes. Now, we propose not only to oyereome the necessity for any such expenditure, but propose to sell goods at least as low as Philadelphia prices, and, in many instances, far lower, and thus make it to your interest to stay at home.

lhe becretary of the xsavy has just issued general orders announcing the James Bradford, Manufacturer of WALTON BROTHERS, deaths of Iiear Admiral God on, in France, on the 17th of May, and liear Admiral BOMBAST vs. SECURITY! WIIITK t.h.Wi, PI I1E (OI OKS I.M WHOLESALE AJSD RETAIL Parrott, in New York, on the 10th of May, WH IT WILL BE TO YQUR INTEREST: Hi Jtlli BrC and directing the customary honors to be I't'TTY, IHK'O HttOW.N, COTTAGE Pl I.UII, paid to their memory. No. 8 East Second Street and Fifteenth Offices THE FOLLOWING LETTERS EXPLAIN THEMSELVES: OFFICE OF HALL SAFE ASD LOCK COMPA5T 'iw Yokju July aitii. UCi and Kins: Streets.

Dealer lu in all btlow We can do this thing beyond a doubt, cases upon the New York market, which Wilmington prices, aud full 10 per cfiit. We shall base our prices, is from 15 to '20 per cent, low Philadelphia prieea. Paul Morphy, the once noted chess player, in his insanity, imagines himself a great lawyer, with an abundance of clients. The great case that absorbs nearly his whole attention is an imaginary one against parties who had charge of an Paint, (ill. Turiutins Coneli Color, KiurlUh und PRICES FOR 1879 TO FAMILIES, OFFIClS, i.mdf-r iiitvau.v Sas.of ni i lit i L' 5 Pounds Daily, 20 cents per week.

Uil Uie time th order wu una we iui-itU i mmu taertniW. estate left him by his father. He utterly tt tt tt tt it 8 repudiates ctiftss, and denies ever having BOTU WWUEU-PUOOIf AM BIKUUKJ-UOUK, Wj think It t- iir i 41. Anirrieau Slllisi.SteuciU.Mten-eii Colons. FortiSirn and louietie lilax, iilisa l'latw, I'lauter and Cement, all tin.U of lirasbea, l.ud dent, tc.

Kpecial Amenta for loilllMlOll'M JiltlMOIllllK. Hmuple Carat Furnished. Known anything about it. a tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt 35 40 45 SO He. Sarah Bernhardt, in the course of a little dramatic scene which she intends itur ut--u it.

i i a ii i 1 1 i. iit Our Increased Facilities for Buying Goods! We can do this simply because we possess unsurpassed facilities for buyiuj goods. Facilities possessed by no other house iu Wilmington. We propose to conduct our business strictly upon the OASII SYSTEM. We shall buy and sell ouly for cash, and thus, at all times, secure the LOWEST MAUKET Pit ICE, as tho ready money, at all tunes, com-tuands the bottom prices.

mm aiiu 14 l4U- ami ivtie'Uiy trjtl i i olwi diiK-r viku Uie or cnuse tiimu to gists tt a lu tU'Mir. 10 20 25 30 to give in a London drawing room, will UKNBA-if 1 TUOVSAV0 IOLLAlW ft and over at the rate of 25 cts. per 100 lbs. Nos. 6 and 8 East Third Street.

iwwmr us. in hi. inn. iT.P-,,.s i the Mvir ol Sa.rt,w. ul.

i ouji.irwa ik.i.h BOTCHERS, ICE CEEAM MAELEBS, HOTELS AXI 8ALOOS8 AT 8PECIAL BATES. WALTON BROTHERS. .1 wu. ii. model in clay a portion of the actress playing with her.

The work will be complete in about 25 minutes, and during that time Mile. Bernhardt will amuse her audience by giving in a witty conversational dialogue her ideas on sculpture and works of art in general. The medallion she means to give to her hostess as a souvenir of her skill and of the oceasior. George W. Stone, HALL'S SAMJ AMI LOt O.Ul'AN V.

mh 3m S.ULVTOUA SFKUiG-S. July lh. Ki Xos. 9 and 11 K. Water Street, HALL'S SAFE AND LOi'K COMMAS NEW XVUK litt aiteruuiiu or tn-iiHirnnt uninniu.

Th Sl vxjivi-kMl to ICE! ICE! ICE I WJLMINOTON.DKI By buying for cash Vd not only 8tcur low ru ices but wo tilno cnrt (i ilin-couut of from to 7 mt emit, uynnx our puroliusoa wLiobi tuiik3 an to mil at IiKAHT that iiiuch lower than any other merchant, ami if we seour goods JiELOW uiarkot prion iu Hit) original pun huso, it will not lw a hard for people to bm HOW wa cau sU our goods ho much lowt Ihau is gti raliy done. Por iiiMtance if we purchase a pio of black silk coating 1.00 pt-r yard by paying cau we wcure a reduction of (i per cent, which makes the bilk luri ri' Suiiill-, Ileduotlon In I'rloo for tl Seawon pounds SJO cente per week. I 16 pounds daily 4 cent per week. i i litK11 Oravt am tiiitirf across the Ktr.t at Grand uiou'' ill ia aiwrdaiK- witb artieu.ei.t Utt-uu has mut tiietu 0dSiVtb2 a' iSj.W2'l or tniurr. v.

u.y tiwt suit ih wuewclya. well as to aundry lwm. ana ue uia-io tuowa Ut aud wid Om ur nbi tkiH-J- uifvT.i' do ou til arrival of our "siiad Uu- i rwpow 1 Uunir Unk a intervKtiuir. and Utrtt may mhu "fun la "lor" for oa In acoordam- with your uu-lrut-tiouo I i-haii a.lord ttn-ui eer- iwiiMt lauilttv lor tukkiiut the fc-t ill duly imf you ut Uie nwiiik lwUui.j IrT 't SAKVrJA 1 NciS BaN BaoAi.w kxj b.JiAiKtx m.iae AurusiA HALI.SSXl'i: l.k'K rt.MVUV nr. 8 poonda 5 cents per week.

I au pounds daily 4 cents per week. 'I'lio Ilr-ez Can glit. Cuiuiiiercial Ualletlu. Otherwise rea3y speakers are often puzzled whin called upon at a Sunday school to "say a few- words to the Et pounds dailr 3d cents per week, i 2b pounds daily aO cents per week. Sw to luu uounds at 25 cents per hundred.

lUO pounds and over at itO cento per hundred. Br-rtal rates to lanra consumer. OVR ICE IS THE PCBE8T IS THE CITY, the water liu)r lliln, 1'ainlK, Kiibbcr Iooh Alarlilni ry of All KlmU, New iul Si-ruiid-lliuid Mf am Fiiiiiurit, lloili-rn, ooil.W orkinu iHi-liiiit ry, niid lln. Iilu. r.

AliEM'V AVFHII.I. I'AINT AMI ri i.i.i rtih SH-tf Wllmlliir Iti(MWflrH cost us but 11 i ount'J, whcrnaa tho-id uitruhants buyiut upou time at euro uo Mich reduction, ami the silk costs them $1 00 per yard. We, upon the other hand, have bought it for 9 1 ccutti, and can, therefore, afford to sell it at ttuj price other mcrchauta have paid for it. children," aud sometimes produce effects far from their intentions. A well-known liberal clergyman relates that lately talking to some youngsters on the ''coming vacation, and diverging into the necessity WILMINGTON ICE AND COAL COMPANY, (Sucueesors.to J.

B. CONKOW 4 SONJ FFICE No. 1 EasCHecond atreet. Depot. Third street nride.

Ice for sale at both places. iiow'iu itvitioti iu our i vve kae iuiti-uvl it t-ry well flcaaud it iu every tarlicu Uiiiik have irivra 1111'ID llLflilKl lltj. DO YOU NOT SEE THE ADVANTAGE? i i iii luiviituru to nave ua-i ine sunjt'tt-vl to rik-i! a r.t iNEW YOUK. SHOPPINti of kindness to animals, he incidentally remarked. "Boys are often cruel to frogs and toads.

I remember when a boy of SO SIMPLE ci.Ai HLBin -vi, iio was j.rciT.i. ir.M.-ianu,-a. tho rrvuw of luo v.Hicer of tl. tkT "i t-TT ability and toiu.kvt noJrr at tiiu ratoof aw i.n,l irf? hmtik. Vfc-tr THBST I I 1..

I .1. your tnaiiuix'tum. This F01U'E-V'ifKS. DKU.LS. and other it I' lit A is 1 i I tv Tr wtu-'u I J.

rum ontP wickedly filling np a toad' with fire aud eaimt to allow U--. aud aud exhibit tlu I l-aaure, Una-. WARRANTED tn-v ot iir. iL J. crackers and then lighting the slow- sola BY Jemiiiw.

ouu i-f tUe I'sii-fiiacin LAMAlt PUltCIIASING AtJt'NCY. KSTAI1LIHIIE0 KEIJAIJl.K. i umi uiane a wriium initttract aim Air. JtiuinifH to tli match." He was- horrified to see this Hale, allow tlicm to tot Um liuiar.l'r.f L.ait'oi' it SitU thoir am! i f-pttO-t sS1 5CO.CO. tfii-ui, tUcy aitrwituc to do tlte aui, and wvatrrveutif to take a Kai'a fiiJ.

Utma' drainUsd by dt-moiintratum- tlioluwurity of yoiira, Uv" -y x-W lu remark received with the liveiest emotions of interest and delight, and utterly prostrated as he paused out at hearing one This ia not taking into consideration the fact that we buy lower upon, original price but welofler the illustration merely to prove that wo can, at all time, lead the market from 10 to 20 per cent. We have just received from New Yok the iiueat aud cheapest block of dry good, notion and trimuiiuga that waa ever shown in the city. CALL UPON US! Wrn invito an early tiiRpt clion, and we guaiiuitee to kc)1 goods cheaper than any house in WHuaiitfftun. Wo propone to make thi the WILM1NOTON DJiV GOOD8 8TOHE All we ask in your co-operation, aud we will givfc you a place where you cau ny your Dry Goods at home aud save money. Evun'tliiiiif limiwlil with taKt and iw York laliiiia corrttHiHiutlmit iiiiiiih'U1 wiUi uu uio arrial ol iu hale we uotiiiej Mil.

HElililXO In tho Lave tli.ui it ith all the Uui-h-iueuta in theii HawJSi aaJ WHO to by hlinsiat ami aKOtit, and the y.utnct alwve tS.MU. ti HK kl' I x. i V'n JJw i.r Uave tuad any ui whatever, aud did not aiv luv Hau-toi-vri oTri. torv reon thMir. tliie aKi'iiity.

Hi-nt t-iy relureiKstsa. rkiuil 1'nr circular urchin say to another. ''By jings, that's HIW. E1.LKN Ii A A III a new note; Won't we have on blowing up the bull paddies down in the medder feb U-lr roadway first lloorl J. y.Jlly rORKMTICUURS "OMBtK ADDRESS: WhiteSewing Machine Co.

Cleveland, ohio. FOR PRIZES FOR IT WAS A I'tMlFLKTE 11 tl lt thhinic y.m aiuvyMa, and aasnrruir yni of our coundencii iu the Fir your isalo. iviuaiu, wry truly ourw, rlre Uki turtiar-Proff gua-iue of II. IIOI.DKN, Praidt-nt, JtXMM.S Uirmar, O. A.

AlMrv, HALL'S SAFE and LOCK COMPANY lEITCTBJRFJaiSE: COAL! Commencement Exercises, anders I AH-NOW DELIVERING THIS CELEBRATED COAL AT THE FOLLOWING angi-rat the irlviuir of prearnla of PKRMANEST VAI.I'l', rutlicr limn lh w-hmiIiih mi lauch Diouey Ouwera, wblck (lkwuk bauulllul) tiariab wilb ih occaaiou. IW From ur larc aaortBent we cu aupiily BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS, New York, MDUCED PKICKSj Broken Eee. Stove 84.60 I Nut 4.25 t'UU'ao, KoataT St. Loaiia, Ilttbarh. Su Vraut-iat'o, 1 levtltind, Iuiivllle, AS PRESENTS FOR PRIZES, Wbicb will more uoceplabla and remain umIuI and Tulua.biu lor yearn to oio.

No. 700 Market Street, WILW1IIMCTON, DEL. S5gr IS. II. look out' for our Pricc-Lists.

THE AiiLXTS HHt Ufcl.AWAKK AUK Per Ton 2240 Pounds. ALL COAL CAREFULLY SCREENED AND DELIVERED IN THE CELLAR FREE orCHAKGS. Frank D- Clayton, Orange and Water Streets. PM-JJ C. F.

THOrJJAS ik fc XHO Market JSt NO. 41 H'AHKKT BTHEET, JI.MIN1T(N, llia.AVVAKi:. 26-todly llTfiASH'USIJiSlWS. apS-iot W1LVINOXOX, PEHWAKJt.