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K R.NN KY *»P .OSIER Y IIIIS DAY LI .r Large Stock -0K ncy hosiery, -AT H* Staats, M* »1ARKVT M'l RKKT. n « nsiu rnedlcttl ttm, ».'."^''""ental Jieslguü' '""»III. . 8 „„Ï* , * I, | s "'ts. for J.Ttvt |, A J „ "* e * arlsliiy unde promptly attended That nave devices, nihcr «• iJ by the FaienujffiGtt may «tin, in most -, w v w « I 11 j î :aheH » he patented fiipiit 1 Ö€,n K oppo llîÔRSÉïS J '** hl », £ 1 *" CHARGE '•our «s »«'cured. IV'Huit. ii?tv" r v Hi l », e J*,* 1 ?"!Office, ^ r OoV» y ,Â 0f lhe u ">oo, AddÏÏÎ. 1 rtrtreilct: « 1 àiven wh«*!! 1 w 'nylon, I), c , Y. Water 6s. 10 8 Per cent. Bonds " ALL °u & co., ^Devonshire St. Rosm.. 407 • CLA.BK, J «WELHT ttdsp 8 ' ^CBKS, ssf5 a «Ss Ulan Crosby & Bill —WILL— OX SATURDAY MORN 1XG, MAY Wth, PEACH UPON THEIR COUNTERS HOME OK TilK Most Remarks ble Bargains —IN— 1)HY GOODS ever offered to the people OF TU1Ö CITY AND VICINITY. During the present week we have made large additions to our stock of very desirable and attractive goods, which, owing to the great depression in business in New York and other large trade centres, we »Ihave purchased at very low prices, j * .. and we are determined to give the PEOPLE THE BENEFIT! IN EVERY DEPARTMENT WE WILL OFFER As astonishing Bargains! WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY WE WILL OFFER Astonishing Bargains That no cash buyer should fail to see. CROSBY & HILL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ONE PRICE, RELIABLE, CASH DEALERS in all kinds of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS. CROSBY & HILL 220 & 222 MARKET ST Wilmington, Del. mar30 BULL'S COUGE SYRUP A fresh supply Just received and for sale Wholesale and Retail, by Z. JAMES BELT, Cor. Sixth and Market Sts, H. H. H. Horse Liniment. A fresh Block received, and for sale by Z. JAMES BELT, Cor. Sixth and Market Sts. Major's Centennial Cement, ending broken China, Marble Lumber, for sale by FUR JAMES BELT. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts. Wiro Hair Brushes, Made to bristle brushes; they are also available and retailing Sensation by Z. JAMES BELT, Cor. Sixth and Market Sts. For Leibig's Extract of Meat, in bulk, lb., lb., and 1 lb. Jars, is sold Wholesale and retail, by Z. JAMES BELT, Cor. Sixth and Market streets. Palmer's Dandelion Coffee, Is not only less injurious than real coffee contributed by those who have used it. A fresh supply just received, sold wholesale and retail, by Z. JAMES BELT, Cor. Sixth and Market streets. Hubbell's Prepared Wheat. This popular article of children's food, must be had fresh, of Z. JAMES BELT. Cor. Sixth and Market streets. Chlorate of Potassium. One barrel just received, and sold wholesale and retail, by Z. JAMES BELT, Cor. Sixth and Market streets. Nursing Bottles and Fittings, In great variety. For sale by Z. JAMES BELT, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Corner High and Market streets. COXE & ALLEN, BRICK MAKERS Front and DuPont Streets. Wilmington Del. We are prepared to furnish at the shortest notice, pressed, paving, red, hard and salmon hand made bricks. In large or small quantities. Orders left with Lewis H. Coxe, 600 W. 10th street, Alvan Allen, 612 W. Ninth Street, and Hobson's cigar store, 113 E. Fourth street, will receive prompt attention. N.B.—A specialty made of pressed bricks. April8.-f.inne. Mrs. L. Anderson, DEALER IN Ribbons, Laces, Hosiery, Eubrecleries, Corsets, Comb, Heckles, Canvasses, Buchings, Handkerchiefs, Floss Silk, with a variety of pictures. Collars and Gufflinks, Hamburg Edgings, mottoes, etc. LADIES & CHILDREN'S DRESS A SPECIALTY. OATH No. 707 market Street, Wilmington, Del. J. H. Ft, Attorney at Law, Third and Shipley Streets, Wilmington, Delaware. AFFECTED DEAFNESS. A stranger dismounted. At the door of the River Hotel, and gave his horse to the officious waiter. The barkeeper opened the register to take his name. "You are right," he would be more agreeable, walked into the supper room, to the crowd of boarders were passing. The barkeeper ran after him, screaming in his ear: "What name did you say?" "Thank you said he, "I can find the way; don't give yourself any trouble." On his return into the bar-room a waiter took up his saddlebags, and told the loaf stranger he would show him to his chamber. "Aly friend, who will spend the evening with me, prefers pale cherry," said he. "You may send up a bottle and a few cigars." "I did not," said the barkeeper, "exact exactly understand your name." "I think a little ice would improve the wine," was the answer. "And now I think of it, you may put the bottle in a wine cooler." His friend now joined him, and they walked to his room together. The deaf lodger patronized the house to the extent of another bottle before he slept. The waiter who brought it up ventured once more to inquire his name. "Nothing more," said he, "except a slice of cold ham, a pickle and a little bread and cheese." The next morning, after breakfast, when the stranger's horse was at the door, he asked for his bill. He was told it was six dollars and three-quarters. "You are very kind," said he. "I had expected to pay you; but if this is your custom, to charge nothing for the first visit, you shall lose nothing by it—all my friends in Spongeville will certainly give you at least one call when they come in to the city. Good morning." "I would thank you to pay your bill before you go," screamed the barkeeper. "I am obliged to you," said the deaf gentleman. "I can put them on;" and he took up his saddlebags and departed. As he mounted, the bystanders began to laugh immoderately at the awkward embarrassment which afflicted the barkeeper, who was in despair, while he bawled after the delinquent, who continued bowing, and repeating the assurance that he would certainly remember the accommodations. Civilization and liberality of the house, and recommend it to all his friends who might pass through the city. The gentleman who so well affected deafness won the wager he had staked on the success of his scheme, and paid his bill the next time he visited the city. Shall a Woman at the Jail said he, "a single and he which be hanged?" KATE SOUTHERN'S SENTENCE—WOMEN WHO HAVE SUFFERED THE DEATH PENALTY. Atlanta, Ga., May 13.—The question of whether Kate Southern, who killed her rival, Narcissa Cowart, at a ball, will be hanged next month continues to be the absorbing topic here. So far the Governor has given no intimation as to whether he will exercise clemency. Public opinion in strongly in favor of a reprieve. Susan Eberhardt was not the only woman ever hanged in Georgia, as stated in some newspapers nor even the only white woman. Many years ago, in Wilkes county, a white woman, Mrs. Bartlett, was hanged for killing her husband. The hanging is remembered by all the older people of Wilkes county, and I have heard the tree which she was hanged pointed out several times. Negro women have, in a good many instances, suffered the extreme penalty of the law. More than forty years ago, two negro women—Army and Katie—were hanged in Augusta for poisoning a fatuity. In Wilkes county, not long before the war, a negro woman was hanged for killing a Mrs. Burns. She turned out to be innocent, a negro man having afterward confessed. New Mode of Making Batter. Adam S. Loewen, of Reading, has a machine for making butter which is of novel construction and works wonderful results. His machine is an ordinary egg beater, holding about two quarts, and he uses a powder which he calls the "magic butter maker." The powder resembles a bite flour, and he colors the butter with a harmless coloring matter, so that when the butter is made it is of a beautiful yellow color, resembling the best Lancaster or Chester county butter. In three minutes from a pint of milk and a pound of butter, by the use of the egg beater, he makes two pounds of choice yellow butter, which in Hutton's taste is equal to any offered for sale in the Readi markets. Mr. Loewen says that the process which he has will reduce the cost of butter fully forty percent, which is at considerable saving when butter is selling at sixty cents a pound. Mr. Loewen exhibited the effect of his butter in the production of butter at Eagle office, and his representations were found to be correct. The milk Mr. Loewen used was taken fresh from a cow owned by Mr. Dietrich, in Elm street. Mr. Loewen says the butter will keep just like other butter, losing none of its weight. In less than two minutes and a half he made the butter in his experiment. PRINCETON'S BOYS VICTORIOUS HOW THEY WOW THE GAME WITH THE VALE BABE BABE BAM, NIWE YESTERDAY. The first of the three match games between the Yale and Princeton College played yesterday in Princeton, bitter feeling between the two clubs arising, the Princeton men say, from the Yale club's imputing its defeats when they have occurred, to unfair umpting. As the Harvard base ball club beat the Princeton club last week in two successive games, one by a score of eight to five, the Yale men yesterday were on their mettle to win a more signal victory than their rivals had done. The game was called at noon with the Yale men at the bat. The day was raw and disagreeable, but the chilling wind crossed the field lengthwise, so that it aided the batting, and disturbed only the side throws. The game was very exciting throughout. Princeton finally winning by a score of five to four. The police are preparing for any eventualities in the near future. The political and socialistic agencies are taking precautions accordingly. In the police stations, the police are drilled nightly in Upton's office. The Resenes, under Lieutenant Colonel, have already attained considerable proficiency in evolving and the organized difficulties manifest themselves. The men of last summer, the police have been working tirelessly to ensure that the police are not only vigilant but also vigilant. In the city, we offer the best quality shirts in the city and at the lowest prices. Please try us and be convinced that we are the headquarters for shirts. W. B. Cole, No. 10 Market St., New York, now is the time to buy your stoves and get your stoves put in order. I have just minced the price of all Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves to suit. I have just minced the price of all Cooking Stoves to suit. Call and see the prices before you buy. JnoKiii*oiv, rev. Thir# and Shipley Stoves, N.B—Heaters cheaper than ever, novfttf I WM. MARSHALL. Manufacturer of Hand Made CEDAR WARE, The best and most durable in the Market. 211 West Front Street, Between Orange and Tatnall Sts. Wilmington, Del. Manufacturer of Improved Butter Tubs with Coolers and Removable Ice Chambers, and dealer in house furnishing goods. Prices! Low. Satisfaction guaranteed, pairing of all kinds. Planes, Organs, and Sheet Music, FOR SALE AT F. Becher's music Store, No. SEI Market Street. We have left. Piano, a specialty; also, second hand pianos for sale and for rent. Music lessons given in private and classes. Terms moderate. LADIES New Spring and Summer Wraps & Suits. LADIES VISITING PHILADELPHIA Will find in our establishment an assortment of new and beautiful Wraps and Suits, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, Equal in extent and variety to any similar stock in the country, and always at as low prices as the same class of goods can be sold by any house in the United States. AGMEW & EN GLISH, Dining Chestnut St., PHILADELPHIA. Exclusively a Suit at Cloak Store ap26-w2mos___ R. TAWNEY BROTHERS, Harness & Trunk MANUFACTURERS, S. W. Corner Fourteenth & King St. Wilmington, Del. Where they Intend keeping on hand a full assortment of Lumber, Bedding, Bridles, Collar, Whips, Blankets, Fly Nets, Combs Brushes, Trunks, Trunks, Valises. Shawl Strap», and everything generally kept in their line of business, aU of which will be made of the Best Materialised guaranteed to give satisfaction, and Double Harness made to order In Ui best manner. Orders solicited. auiW-iw SURPRISED SURPRISED E verybody at me great EVERYBODY CTOWdS Of people that go surprised to Stoughton's SURPRISED everybody dally for those burpkisei EVERYBODY beautiful gum SURPRISED everybody enameled teeth surprised everybody We are deter- surprised everybody mined to Insert surprised everybody Teeth at prices surprised everybody to defy oompe BVERYBODY tUlOU. A full EVERYBODY EVBBYBODY SURPRISED SURPRISED EVERYBODY Set S8 and S10, SURPRISED EVERY BODY equal to an V $26 SURPRISED iVIKybody set made else- BURPRiSEa everybody where. surprised 1117 Teem repaired while me pa- vine st. 1117 tient wsdts. Filling,76oto91. vinbst. Extracting only 26c. vine st. No pain, no screams, no vine st. 1117 danger. vine st. 1117 Try to call and examine our vine st. 1117 stock before going elsewhere vine st. DR. J. W. 8TUGHTON. BHO. 1117 1117 C« w. noRjtf, Late of J. Merrick A Co, 103 WALNUT STREET 1 Wilmington, Del. One Sqnare above P., W* À B. R. R. Depot The subsenber having purchased me targe shop and warerooms located as above, would Inform the publiolhat he has every fholllty for manufacturing Llgbtand Heavy Carriages of every description. In me best manner, and can offer Inducements to pur chasers superior to any first-class establish ment In me city. Our work all made in mo shop, ont of me best material, and under our immediate superintendance, and we are therefore confident lha will give at Isfactlon. E7~ call and examine onr stock of car nages before purchasing elsewhere. n W HORN. Lime! Xsimel! The attention of the farmers of the State of Delaware, and the Peninsula, is called to the fact that we have leased the kilns at the Chester Co. Almshouse, And will keep constantly on hand a full supply of FIRST CLASS LIME. All orders will be delivered by Railroad or wagon, at exceedingly low rates. BERRY & McQUIRNS. May 2-3mo®w* Downtown, Pa. EO W. RUSH & SUN guarantee their Sausage and Coal, Establishing the Celebrated EATING PRICES, cannot be exceeded. Orders are sent at the residence of No. 10, All coal delivered free of charge. Peeler In first class COAL, including which COAL for family use will be promptly attended to. State and dirt, 2 240 pounds to the ton. PONDER & TOWNSEND, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN Coal, Wood, Lime, Sand & Cement. ENTERPRISE A SPECIALTY. Main office and Yard, Foot of Fourth St. Telephone Office, Allmond's Building, Corner 8th and Market Sts., Room No. 8. N.B.—We guarantee extra preparation and prompt delivery. Try a sample ton by Telephone. THE ARCTIC ICE & COAL COMPANY OFFICE, No. 2 EAST MOND STREET. Price List for Families, offices, etc., to the same effect April 1st, 1878 S Pounds Daily 50 Cents Per Week, 16 Pounds Daily 80 Cents Per Week Butchers, Ice Cream Makers, stores and Saloons at the rate of 60 cents per hundred.— 1,000 pounds 40 cents per hundred. Single ten cents. Orders by mail promptly attended to. J. R. CONBOW & SON, Proprietors. Ford Carson, Merchant Tailor, NO 233 MARKET STREET, has purchased a large and beautifully selected stock of tapie and fancy WOOLENS, consisting of the choicest Imported as well as domestic suits at PRICES from $85 to $76 per suit. A liberal discount will be allowed on my remaining winter stock. Working Men LOOK to Your INTEREST GO TO THE EAST END Boot & shoe store, To buy cheap foot wear. The following I a partial list of prices: Men's hand made Congress Gaiters, $1.90. Working Shoes, $1.90. Boys Congress Gaiters, $1 and upwards. Boys Shoes for 60 cents and upwards. Women's Leather Lace Shoes, $1 up to $2.50. Children's Shoes for 76 cents and upwards. Women's Shoes for 30 cents and upwards. Quick Sales Small Profits. Don't forget the place A E. Corner 9th and Spruce streets. WILLIAM HOUCK. Remember our motto is Fashionable Furniture J. & J. N. HARMAN Ho. 410 King Street, WILMINGTON, DEL. Respectfully Inform the citizens Wilmington, and the surrounding country that we continue to manufacture and keep on hand at our large and long established ware rooms, Furniture of every variety and style, consisting of Mahogany Couch, and other fine goods. We also offer a wide variety of other articles such as fine furniture, couch, and other fine goods. Our store is located at No. 410 King Street, Wilmington, Del. Rosewood and walnut Furniture suitable for parlor, dining room, and chamber. Our assortment of Furniture is larger and more varied than can be found in Delaware, and all articles sold at our establishment warranted as represented. Venetian Blinds of the most fashionable designs made to order and kept constantly on hand. We also manufacture and constantly keep a large assortment of Sprinkler Hair Mattresses. J. A. J. N. HARMAN, ELA WAHL CARPET HOUSE, 309 MARKET STREET. ABOVE THIRD, WILMINGTON, DEL The cheapest lace in the city to buy you CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS MATTINGS AND WINDOW SHADE Henry Freebe 808 MARKET ST N.B—Rak Carpet woven wire and lowest market notice JOOFING, ROOFING COMBINED VANILLA FIBRE FELT AND BURLAP ROOFING. PATENTED. Vanilla Fibre and Felt. Interlaid with Bunap. Woven of Jute and bemp, expressly for the purpose; making a Streng and Compact Roofing. Almost impossible to break or tear, and sufficiently elastic for all shrinkage. Much better than cheap Tin and equal to the best, and at a much less cost, adapted to steep or flat. Also Plastic and Gravel Roofing, done in the best manner. Old roofs renewed, recoated, patched, or whatever seems needed: Tin roofs painted with Asbestos ground in all, the necessary-ultra of Paints for metal roofs. Office at Hamlin & Co's Hardware store 4 Market street. mar?6- _ HOBT- ATKINSON PIANOS. PIANOS For $600 Upward, OROANS For $600 Upward, POE CASH OR INSTALLMENTS AT THE HOME INSTALLMENT, Home Institute opens its SPRING TERM March 11th, with unabated energy, competent and wide-awake teachers. The only home day and boarding school in the city. Object system. Special advantages for French and German. Method of drawing taught in any other school in Wilmington. MODERATE RATES. THOROUGH WORK. Primary, port, and other departments. Address: "SSSÄ" HOUSTON, Home Institute, No. 900 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington. WM. S. WATT. No. 1009 Market Street PLUMBER, STEAM & MAS FITTER SPRING & SUMMER STYLES! We have received Daily THE Boston One Price Emporium, 900 Market Street, COMPRISING LADIES', GENTS', MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S, Boots, Shoes and Gaiters OF ALL KINDS. HEIRB FINE, Proprietor. Repairing neatly and promptly done, mariti feh22-d6m OUR STOCK OF Children's Carriages, Splendid styles at LOW PRICES. Boys Express Wagons, Velvetyleds, Wheelbarrows, Ac., Doll Perambulators, Rolling Hoops, Base Balls A Bats, and all the novelties of the season. Wholesale and Retail ADAMS & BROTHER 506 MARKET STREET 606 WHEELING, DELAWARE WM. B. SHARP, Cor. 14th & Market Sts. Now open the largest assortment of NOVELTIES, in PRENO DRESS GOODS * ham ever offered. As these goods were obtained from our hands the prices in relied on as the lowest. Also bargains in BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, etc. Our stock is complete in every department WM. B. SHARP. Cor. Fourth and Market Streets. The Best Qualities of MEDICINES AT WILLIAMS' The Most Remarkable Medicines, At North and Market. Choice PHARMACY COLOGNE. A fine At ninth and Market. A choice Imported Key West Pride or Key "AWAYS. Cholera FLAVOR EXTRACTS, Strong and Pure, At Ninth and Market. A choice Imported Key West Pride or Key "AWAYS. Cholera FLAVOR EXTRACTS, Strong and Pure, At Ninth and Market. Market. AT WILLIAM Fine AMERICAN A IMPORTED SOAP, At Ninth and Market. "Get the best" WILLIAMS' SASHION. CELEBRATED DENTIFRICE, AT WILLIAMS' We offer apl2tr the Laxative $1.50 XlO^aS of KINDLING WOOD! sale In a'a Mills. _ oopcA/fatuali a BlctaaidanW^au^A. 