The daily gazette., 1879-12-24

- W "PPioPiiato Nui lStihda
presents. Call there this evening and
you viii find just what you are looking
for.
E. p. FREYE,
NO. II e. Second street, will offer TO
ihe thirsty good cool glass of beer.
Ills bar Is constantly stocked with
choice brands Of whiskies, brandies and
wines. lie is now selling native wines
IN quart bottles at 30 cents per bottle.
This wine is said by many to be equal
To Rhine wine. He will also treat his
friends and customers to egg nogg, and
fine lunch during the day.
DELAWARE CARPET HOUSE.
A very large stock of fine tapestry,
Brussels, three-ply ingram and damask
carpetings has been received here and
Oil CLOTHS, mattings and window SHADES
are on hand in great variety. Henry
Greoe is the proprietor, and the place is
3o3 Market street-1ut every one knows
that though.
DRY GOODS.
The store of w. M. Kennard & Co.,
No. G2l Market street, is filled to over
flowing with splendid assortment of
the finest dry goods ever offered for sale
in this city. The stock, besides the usu-
al array Of sterling silks and other dress
goods, embraces many beautiful novel
ties especially procured for the Christ
mas trade. their stock Of kid gloves
was never so complete as at present,
while distinct enumeration of the hol-
lday specialilies they offer to the public
would require columns of space. 1t is
sufficient to say that at Kennard & Co.'S
store goods can be found to suit the
tastes of the most fastidious seafcher for
Christmas presents.
FINE GROCERIES.
AT T. NJ. Wier's grocery store, No. 1909
Market street, eau be found large anu
varied assortment of fine Christmas gro
ceries, selected with great care for the
season, and offered at exceedingly low
prices. All the materials for "A Christ
mas feast can be procured here in great
variety, and at prices as low as those
quoted by any other grocery store in the
city. Be sure and stop at Wier's fol
,our groceries.
ADAMS BRO
For Christmas presents go to Adams.
This has been standing piece OF ad-
vice to young and old for such long
period in Wilmington,that its repetition
is wholly unnecessary, aud everybody is
familiar with 1t as "a grand central EN-
porium for toys during the holiday sea
on. At the present time the large store
If this enterprising firm al No. 50o Mar
kct street, is stocked with every imagn-
able kind of article that mind can con
ceive or fancy suggest as Christmas
present. One of the specialties at this
lime is toys for children and every thing
that could possibly amuse tie little folks
can be found.
LITERATURE AND ART.
The extensive improvement. aud en-
largement which that yelern in the sta
1ionery busnt IS, K. 5. X. Butler, at No.
420 Maj ket street, has lately made, ena
oiled him more fully to accommodate the
holiday trade, and he has filled his large
store with beautiful Christmas presents
in boundless variety. In looking ovel
The large stock II is impossible to find al
Inappropriate one among them all. A
person entering in search of an articl,
o present to relative or friend cannot
20 astray and will surely be suited.
JAMES Il WEBB.
To say that the large and commodious
store of Messrs. James X Webb, at No.
pa Market street, contains the largest
assortment of Christmas goods ever seen
IN this city is no eXaegeration. 1t woulu
he simple impossibility to enumerate
The articles offered here for sale, AID the
prices defy all competition. New Years
and Christmas cards are offered i'll Srea
numbers; Christmas decorations in GOLD
aud silver paper, etc; photographs are
offered III immense variety, aud gold
pens are TO be had at reasonable rates.
The book department is unusually full
aud varied, and consists of every imagi-
nable class and kind. There are books
for grown people in great profusion, in
Guiding all the standard poets, books OF
history and travels, romance, literature,
etc. Prayer books, hymn books and BIZ
bles crowd the shelves and present a
tempting exterior appearance. 1t is use
less to run over the ist, but suffice it to
say that you cannot fail TO be pleased.
The store will be kept open tonight un-
til midnight, and Tomorrow until ii
O'Clock.
HARDwARE-DUNCAN BROS.
With special view to supplying pres.
ents in the peculiar line OF hardware,
NJ essrs. Duncan Bros, at No. 214 NJ arket
street have laid in a stock that Is very
lifting and appropriate. Skates, sleds,
knives, pistols, guns and many other
articles useful and otherwise can be Sc
cured here at price that Is quite low.
The goods sold by this firm are exceed
ingly well made, and their stock, SO well
calculated to meet the demands OF to-
morrow, will he found complete as well
as first class.
CROSBY HILL.
The dry goods palace of Messrs. Crosby
| & Hill since Its establishment here has
been a great centre for dry goods and
the reputation the firm has made is a
general one the town over. The store,
so handsomely fitted up at all times and
constantly presenting beautiful appear
ance. is more than usually attractive at
present, and Christmas features have
been added in great numbers. In all
braccbes of dry goods NJ essrs. Crosby x
Hill keep fully abreast of the times, and
their stock now is fuller and more valua-
BILE than ever before. A great specially
at present is ladies' cloaks and diagonal
matalasse, and plain beaver cloaks are
being disposed of at a great sacrifice.
But not alone IN cloaks does this firm
lead, but in every feature of the dry
goods trade, and 1t would pay to visit
This complete establishment, as person
is sure to get more than pleased and se'
cure good bargain besides.
DRY GooDs-w. b. SHARP.
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disnIav cannot be seen in the whole
i Ian,yth of Market street than that made