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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

pFACHFS.-Ihis delicious fruit hos begun TO
r'ake lIs appearance again, srH in s:lor' !lu;r
VII be II cur ma,kc. 10 shurdanoc. Every
thing seems 10 !avGr the growing oF Il Ia:er
ciop, and tits year Wi:l Gjub:'c:a Wi.ur>s as
Great plethora g. last Iiis courny j. sid
to he the en- oEc 90 tho elohc in which peaches
Ere raised IN atuudatc, an, to su,h pcrfcc-
ton, md Is the orly lard ir wh;ch the lluit can
&c purchased by the poorer classes. 10 oil Other
lsces it is only iouoa on the tables Ct opu!coi
epicurfs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

Now AND TnEN.-Mc. Louis Brill c! lii rla
lAurart on tho wharf. has en- illustrated Fratk
Leslie newspaper. CT Cato 1850. which is. 10
Wow Of the changes that have taken place siuoa
tia. time, quito curiosity. DC one side is o
splendid p:c:are Of Albert Pike, while on the
other ale the pictures of tho prominent coE-
Iidacs before the Charleston convention il
which Gen. 3. I. Butler, cast So votes for JEFF
iGssoa Davis for President OF the Ullcd
S|a;Cs. Among them gre Howell Cobb and
Robcr! NJ. T. Hunter, of Virginia. james S.
De and }. II. Hammond. o! Soath Carolina;
samuel Houston. Of Texas; Apdt"w Jo!,rs1n,
Il Tennessee, Robert Toombs ci Ucorsi:. ard
,atteIs2n Davis Of Mississiari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

GUMMIT MINERAL srHINt; WATER,
- diroc. from Tho s1sing; :. n.arkabic remo-
dy for dyfpansis Sc VIZ c.. refer to ssverAl
ct Gu: ufomlpSnt cit,so:7a so its good ei'orts.
For snle by tho b,rroi OF, Hss quantlty:
j"i E > IE.Dh ~ EHi. I" h;s''.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

pOID'S MI IATUEE GALVANIC
- BATTERIES used fc7 Almost all diseases
throughout this country, arc for salo Of 60 Cnnts
oich, no2tGgo included by
rnh IL ". j. LEADREhTRR & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

HAVE received direct from tho Frank
w lin kchuery q 10! Of MOULD A&UGAE-
TO which we especially invite tho attention Ct
confec!ioners.
su27 w. n. JOHNSON Sc co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27
N OF L Q III.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
i E. E. TIBBETS has this dsy purchased tho bust
Of Howell Blethen, heretofore carrying on meat
market in tho shop Of Mrs Rnoke tho corner Of Car
and Poctor streets, in CArson Nov Also, all Of the
book accounts Of said business standing upon the
books OF Howell Bethen. The business viii heroelter
be continued BY E. Tbbstn, and I'll bills paid to and
rsceiptsd BY him.
Z z ffBHUTS.
Carosn, osos>sr Z, boo. ~
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

GENERAL SHERIDAN, in his annual re-
port to the General OF the Army, again
calls attention to the inadequate force
of men that compose it in the West.
The Department Of Dakota has only
4,S60 officers and men the Department
Of the Platte 2,640 the Department Of
Missouri 4, 100 and the Department Of
Texas 3, $40 total 5000. This ratio
Ia about one man to every Is square
miles Of territory, and in Texas one
man to every 1875 square miles Of terri
tory. There are only about 4 900 men
scattered ever all the rest Of the United
States, and yet this skeleton army has
caused the rebel br oilers more alarm
than the appearance Of the yellow
fever and cholera both put toget er.
General Sheridan lays tn force in the
West is inadequate u itfo'd tNo pro
lection that is pa-dpd ALI sensible
people will a. rec tina. General Sheri
dan is right.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
OF Votes only for Hancock.

II the Democrats were to make an at
tempt to throw out the State Of New
York on account of fraud and intimida.
tlon, they could not be consistent with
out throwing out almost every Southern
State on the same grounds. Most Of the
States credited 10 General Hancock do
not belong TO him. The Stree ballot"
and "a fair count" that was recom'
nended by General Hancock are two OF
the things still unknown to the Demo
Gratis in thst section, and the preten led
tpsiorities rolled up for "tbe Superb
are entirely valueless as fair express
sion of the people. In the North, where
The election was what it's name implies,
and where Republicans and Democrats
alike had the opportunity Of deposit
ing their ballots as they chose, the
majority for General Garfield is over
whelmipg, and the poll Of the States is
substantially solid North. But when
we pass to the South we behold solid
column made up for General Hancock.
Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennss'
see, Missouri and Texas probably be-
long to him even II fair poll was had
Of the voters, but they are all. In orr
own State the beggarly majority OF
| 900 would have been eaeily overcome
had there bean full and fair assess
ment of the voters, In South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas there
has been no election in any proper
sense OF the word. The elections il
those States have been the veriest farce.
Had q fair election been held the cleo.
toral vots Of every one Of them would
have been cast for General Garfield.
Counting North Carolina, where some
thing near a fair election vas held and
where Hancock nearly lost the State,
with Maryland, the two Virgiuias,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri and
Texas, only'give Hancock 81 votes from
the South. Add to this the vote OF Nea
Jerley 9, Nevada 3, and California 5,
making in all 81. This is all that Han.
cock has honestly received, and any
more than this bold, unquestionGble
fraud.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

BEFORE THE election the Every Ever.
ing made strong impassioned appeal
to the voters of New Castle County "a
show their appreciation Of Senator
BIyard by voting for the Democratic
Legislative ticket that his chances for
being sent back to the Senate might not
be endangered. The people listened to
the appeal but it seems by the returns
they didn't care a cent whether Mr..
Baysrd was sent back to the Senate or
not. The roturns show that 81 per
sons voted for the Democratic Electe.s
who voted for the Republican Lesisla
tive ticket though they knew they
were voting for men who would not vote
vote for rejecting Mr.. Bayard to the
Senate. The Republican Electors had
l03 majority in the County and the Re.
publican Legislative ticket had an
average majority of 2l8, difference Of
lis. This was the answer the Every
Evening got to its eloquent appeal for
Bayard.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

How DISGUSTING the Chinese letter
forgery IL becoming - {, discriminating
and honest public. The Democrats
would do we'll to acknowled % the de-
testable fraud and denounce the au-
thors Of It. / f. lie to defeat General
Garfield, as was It's / tentio !. and since
the election It is doing the Democrats
the most harm. II the election could
have been postponed week or ten
days longer the exposures of the Philip
Chinese lette raud alone would tave
doubled Garfelds msjorities in many OF
the States, and saved him New jersey,
Nevada and California.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
SALE

Z -OR-
VALUABLE Real ESTATE.
WI be sold at Public ale, On the !re1sfs.
cs, on
fOUETH DAY, 18th OF Ilth MONTH, 80
at2 O'Clock, p. H.,
A highly productive White U!ay Creek farm
OF eighty eight acroE. The quality of this
farm i2 unsurpassed in this country. situated
on the road leading from YeatmGn's MIL 10
Mil Creek heating house, half mile rom
the former, one mite from tho latter place, In
London Britain township, Chester DO, Pa.
adjoining land OF Behia Gin and Charles
Sharpless and Watson Fell. about two miles
from Landenberg. terminus of J.. W. X, r.,
twelve miles from WilmingtO". Tho i'm.
! prOvements CONSIST of substantial three
| stlry stone house, with slate rOOi well TN
| ished, good porches at ached, well Of water at
tao door, gOo1 frame barn, wagon house
shop, wood house, etc, all nearly new. THIS
| iarln Is well adapted for dairy purp0seg, hsv.
Ing good vault; well supplied with timber
Tor all purposes. There is good apple A.
| chard jdst In primo OF bearing; there IA also a
wood tenement house on the property con
tanning Jour rooms in good order, with n well
Of water at the door. A II this fields havs
running water, and nice stream passes close
by tho buildings. For further particulars
"a II on WIN. T. lie, on the promises, or the
subscriber, tG2 Wasningt ton 4, rect, Whining.
ton, nel. Al oat the saIne time will be sold
a 1T Of hay, fodder. sc.
VERMs:--One all the purchase money can
re rain on the Elace. LEWIS FELL.
Also at be s9ms tim q ana near by. q hgh.
ly improved farm belonging to Err Fell, sir,
uated on the road leading i0m Yeutman's
Mil to Corner kGtch,n Mill creek HuadroG
New CASTLE Go. Del, cortaininx eighty.
three acres, two and cns half u.iIes from
station on b. ". Il. H., and one miIe irlul
Pa. Del. Il. X. Tho iartu Is IN high siutc
OF cultivation. Vel ienced and wa,erel n 1d
plonty Of tImbe- Tor iancirg and other VI
lpO'es he buildings are all neg, Substantial
'Ommndloui and cin' en'Gnt, location uusur
lpassed Tor beautiful view and plfasa nj sur
rOlHd,nI. OhurcLe', schools, and min con
lvenieDt. There IL great variety Of tht
ich0iGeSt ffuit. ltiI a tirAt GLASS larry iirrl
every thing In order tor making fratcVaS
butter 1T the same tllno ard p'ecn viii ~
sold six tons Of hay, aUOu, two hunare hun
die Of fodder, straw and ona large ieet
chest, one large milk cupboard, viii bO!t
forty i've pans Iarin bell. etc.
TBRMs.-AccOmod ating for iurther info ~ a
ton call on George Coll'ns o. tho prP mises q
tae subscriber, 6!2 ". Front st. Wilmington
| !pi, EZRA FELL.
l.. W. STIDHAM & SON, AuctioneerS.
| 1921 .5tHA2td
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

CoTPBE POT Senator Wallace from
Pennsylvania made a speech in the
Opera House in tais city tew even
ings before the election. Senator Wal
lace was the man who promised at tn,
Cincinnati Convention that Hancock
would sweep Pennsylvania with a ire
mendous majority-that he woulc
carry his native County Of Montgomery
by 1000 majority and he was so goot
as to reitarate that promise in gu
Opera House at the time referred to
Well the election is over and instead U
General Hancock sweeping Pepn3ylva
MIA, 'tother man sweptit By IS, coo ma
jority instead Of Hancock carrying hi
native borough Of Norristown by 30
majority, ',other man olrried It by IS
and instead OF Hancock carrying Mont
gVmery County by 1000 majority, Gi r
feld carried it by One majority. Wal
lsce is false prophet. He knows uor
about coloring naturalization paper
Hith coffee grounds.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

As LAST despairiDg gasp ths Demo
Gratis ara falling beck npou Clerk Adam,
Of the House in hopes that he will
constitute himself a Returning Board
and count in enough Democrats to or
ganizs the House, II 10 reasonable to
suppose however that the clerk will
be very careful how he handles dyna.
mite.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
Oak HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
BUSINESS SUITS.

DUSlNESS SUlIS.
At this time of year our
stock is at the fullest and
contains everything which
we think worth our while to
make at all. AT almost any
price you can name, from
l$fo to $50, we have an am
lple variety ofboth shape and
cloth to choose from.
In this respect OAK HALL
is like many stores in one,
because Of the largeness and
variety of our making. In
another respect it is as I'M
like many stores as possible,
viz, in respect to the con-
lsistent maintenance of a
single standard of work and
of dealing.
Taking the variety of
clothing to choose from, the
quality of everything about
it, from the materials to the
sewing on OF the buttons,
and the liber atty of the deal.
ing, which you are secured
even against your own error
of judgment in choosing,
where in all the stores ev
erywhere will you find equal
advantage in buying? Where
else can you like a suit and
buy it, look at it next day,
and not like it then go back
with it, and get your money!
Perhaps that is too much
to ask. No matter; If YOU
ARE SATISFIED WE
ARE !
WANAMAKER & BRowN, |
OAK HALL. Sixth and Market, Philada.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

QUITE A NUMBER of Democratic paper
in the South are speaking out plainly
and undermining the plan of a Demo
cratic solid South. The Memphis Ava
lanche, says "Snch policy will doom
the Democratic party 10 defeat for al
lime to come" The Vicksburg Her
aid, says: "a political solid South is nc
good" The Galveston News says:
"The part Of wisdom lies in breaking
the sectional lire" These ara wise
words and should lead the solid South
up to higher and more honest plan OF
action. The first fruit of an honest re-.
pehtance ia The SoutL will he the send
ing of the Republicans to Congress who
were honestly elected in Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia AMI South Carolina.
The Vicksburg Herald we see does de-
nonnce the means by which Chalmers
is forcing him self back into Congress as
an outrage. Jast 20 soon as the south
ceases to be made solid by fraud and
outrage just 50 5000 will the tolidity OF
both north and south cease TO be q
trouble.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EGlSTER'S ORDER.
-" REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
Ngw CASTLE COUNTY, October Is, 1880,
Upon tho application Of Hester F. Bur.
goyne, Administrative OF Hannah J, Foote,
late OF Wilmington Hid. IN said county, decd,
It is ordered and directed by tho Re.
gister that the Administrative Aforesaid. give
notice Of tho granting Of letters OF Admin
istraton upon the Estate Of the aeoeas
cd, with tho date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from tho date Of guoh letters, In siI
Of tho most public places OF the county Of
New CASTLE. requiring all persons having 60
Mands against the Estate, to present the same
or abide By an act Of Assembly IN such cast
made and provided. And also cause the
same TO be inserted within tho same period II
the DELAWARE KEPuBLIUAH, q newspaper
published In Wilmington, and to DO continued
therein three weeks, te-0-d)
(~~~) Given under the hand and Seal o.
KS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, al
t~~~-) New Castle, in New Oas;le county
Aforesaid, the dag and year above written.
y. q. BlG6S, Register.
EOTIOE-An persons having claims
against the Estate Of the deceased must pro.
sent the same, duly attested to the Admins.
tratrix. on or before Oct. Is, 1881, OF abide
the act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. HESTER F. BURTJYNE,
Administrative.
Address :--WilmingtOn, Del. 1918
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
OVERCOATS.

The overcoat this year is
made OF heavy cloths (heav>
enough to need no lining]
the faces of which are fin
ished III all sorts of ways
plain, diagonal, mixture
plaid, check; the backs of a
brighter tone, generally
plaid or check.
Having no lining, the
overcoat is a very simple
garment. There are no
seams out of sight; no places
to slight in the making; no
sewing on cloths of unequal
strength. The style is as
pleasing as it is economical.
We have overcoats all the
way from IS to $28; and
thousands Of them.
WANAMAKER & Blown
DAN NAIL, stxth aud Market. Pniiaia.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
DUE CIRCULATION.

We invite the business mon and
merchants of the city 10 caIl M th'
REPUBLICAN Ofaico and SEQ Onl
large edition being printed. YOE
are welcome any aud mis- times.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
% EGISTER'S ORDER.
REalsTER,s OFFICE.


New CASTLE COUNTY. Nv. r. 1890.
Upon the application OF lbomEs Perkins
Administrator o. John Perkins, late
Of BTardywine Hundred, In sad conA
ty, deceased, 1t Is ordered and rec,
ted by the Registet that tho Admin 'stratOi
aforesaid give notice Of granting Of
Letters Of Administration upon the estate
Of the decessed, with tho dato OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to DO posted
within forty days frO.a the date OF such Lot
tcrs in six Of the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against tho estate 10 present
tho same, or abid1 by an Act OF Assembly In
SUCH case made and provided and also cause
the same To be inserted within tho same pc
Rod la the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, news
PAPER published In Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three Woeks (e-O.d)
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s : otiics of the Register aforesaid at New
I - Castle, in New Castle county aiorc.
said, the day and year above written.
:. q. BIGaS, Register.
NolTCE-All persons having claims against
the estata oil the deceased mnst present the
same, duly att5sted to the Administrator On
or before Nov. 8th, 1851, or abide the Ac, OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
THOMAS PEkElN , Admin .3tratGr
Address :-Wilmin4 Ton d.. lis
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
WANAMAKER & BRowN,
OAK HALL. Sixth and Market, Philada.
Clothing for Large
Men.

e We have very large guam
titles of al clothing for large
men. When we say this We
mean very much larger
quantities than any Other
house, so far as we know.
Large men are accustomed
to finding very few garments
to choose from, and those O.
the most ordinary kind, 1t is
not easy to convey to them
an adequate notion OF the
unusual, if not altogether
unequaled, stock of their
clothes which we carry.
In addition to large suits
and overcoats we have large
knit jackets of the very best
make and material, and large
Undertaking of every sort
likely to be called for.
We have just now a sur
plus OF large collars. I6H
to IS inches, which we are
selling at 3 for IS cts, 1.-TWO.
thirds price, to restore the
balance of our stock.
WANAMAKER & BRowN,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Philada.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
atRIk4 IEHtE@.

G,yIROSG AND MILD
ROASTED COETEk,
70 GENTS PER PUUGD.
BLAJG, GHE ", JAPAN kEg .nIGEL
TEAS At
DENTS PER POUrD
These Eqdhs are unexGellAd IA party, 3tY3ns.
E.EI Aay0r, ny anT III the Gity &c tho
Grlca. Try thGCl and 10
convinced Of the 'sot.
GREAT WESTERLY TEA COMP Icy
W. Il. BOWM4ka MRDNIm
ID Il. s'ECOND ST., IL Il. iSEtS)N!J SG
Wilmington, delaware
Our assortment OF tAs finer grader eI re
and Coffee, ana perfectly puro lepper, art
spices generally. Is ono Of the Best. rice
alnay right. SUGAR AT OUST TO OUS
TONER'S.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
SILK DlPARTm EMIT

"A
t. Is, as Il nattOr Of course, the iaYorite O.
the ladies. This year tits very iu'I and com
plete. The propriet0rs feel Just oriue IN
the superior qualify aBo s.YIt OF their stOCE
In Black SIX they have a specially, which
they have been selling per the past twelve
years, and which has never failed to give sat
isisctien. This is the GtINkT siiE. Tine
line OF Golorcd silks this season Is far superior
to any they have ever shown. TneY have lust
put In large assortment OF tho newest
shades o II celebra ed silk called SYAPFEK,
the most fsmOuS fabrics manufactured in Ky.
Ons, which they have reduced TO % cents and
81 per yard. Thete goods formerly sold AZ o.
to Sl.ad per yard. They nave also new line
of black Damassea at S..75 por yard. These
are the
CHEAPEST GOODS IN AMERICA.
Ono week ago they sold Tor Sg.5O per yard.
They arc also offering the best ONE pOL.
LAR Black and COloTed Satins IN Inc couu.
try. The same goods have sold at $I.2S per
yard.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

THE CLOTH AND CASHMERE DE.
l. PARrM ENT, WBich is directly under
g splendid sky light, Includes
LADIES' GkETLEMFN'S AND chill
DKEN'S WEAR GLOAKlNGS
AND SUIIINGS
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
sAT M. kt.NN 4 kDA GO

tAT M. kf.NNa RD q co.
" ali especial atten ton To maze Of
goods superior to any sold In the country viz:
LUPIN'S BLACK OASHMEllES AND
MEElnUS,
Of which they have tho full line numbers.
Then ;heIe are other new styles OF black
goods, such "a Pow"er Clio his, Sho0das ,L!ap
DAima, aitkw rp CaqhmsTes, Molnas Enu
CameIs hair in large variety. And Mag.
nihcent LgDL tO see them by.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
u EGlSTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. s, 1880.
Upon the application OF Joshua Conner
Executor Of James Conner. late o
Wiiminaton Hundred, in said county
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executor aiore
said give notice Of granting Of letters o
Testamentary upon the estate Of the do
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days fram the date OF such letters In siN
Of the most public places Of the county OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present tho same. Or
abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
20 be inserted within the came period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,, n newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington and to be continued
therein three weeks, 10 cd.
t~ Given under the hand and Seal
L. 8. of otico Of the Register aforesaid at
~ New Castle, in New Castle county
aiorSSal:., the day and year above written.
). q. BlGuS, Register
NoTIeE.-All porsons having claims againR
he estate Of the deceased must present The
sGmc duly attested to the Executor on or
before Nov. 8, 1881. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOSHUA CONNER, Executor.
Address :-WilmingtOn. Del. uo
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
THE SCENERY IL ENTIRELY NEW
ELABORATE NEW OOS1 UMES IAN
ENI ARGED ORCHESTRA, ANU
a CHUkUS Or 40 TRAINED
VOICES!

Admission, rs cents seats reserved without
extra charge Balcony, f ct thrco rows 30
cent?, rear IS cents. Ssats for sale ut u. Y.
Thomas b Co.. three Gays in advance. 96t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
DUELIC SALE OF LUMBER.
Will he sold at Public Sale, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1889,

~ SiVSh, P' M
at Eleventh and Dupont streets, Mcdowell
vile a large lot of lumber, consisting in part
as follows: 5000 ieet of SIS hemlock jOice, IL
test long; 1890 feet white pine boards, 70CC
feet shingling lGth. pieces Of white pine ex
o. feet long, the frame OF the building, 62x6i
all Of white pine, good as new; also the ioun.
dation wall a large lot OF EiEdllng wood 10
small lots. The lumber will all DO sod In
small lots to suit purchasers. Conditions at
gale. LEVI GARRETT.
l.. W. STlDaAM & SON, Auct'rs, ll9.Gt
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL DOCTOR
H. Cnase's 300 hecipp Book. Sells at
bight. You double your money. Address
ir. OhaGe's Printing House, Ann Arbor.
Wien. S2slySI
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
PUBLIC SALES.
ElUBLIC SALE.

DUBL1C SALE.
viii he sold nj Public Sale, at the auction
room OF Thomas ri. Ugle, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1880,
at II O'Clock, a. NJ,
Il valuable lot of land, vt the northwcst cor
OF Fourth and VanBuren SIS. For lusthvI
particulars SEQ LARGE bills.
9-ts j. h. HOFEECKER. JR., Admir-.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11

THE LACE DEPa aTMLJ
a on this est&oii.bment 8 ais, full, con.
s,ynnH shHw's, lies, hill ems laoo col lars
ch'idTen'b bIbs, DintGele Victoria. Breton
i'aa2ned 9, Hamburg edgIngs 30.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-11
T)KEss GOODS
The best snd cheapest
akROFtmant al DRESS

The best snd cheapest
assortment oil DRESS
GOODS, NOTIONS,
&C., TO be found In
Wilmington are now
offered at VAIN
WRldHT'S.3i3 Mar.
ke. street. There are
attractive and 80 lson-
able Dress Goods at
Sets. per yard, have
been lfhcts,; l0cts.
per yard, have been
l5cts.; l21lcts. and 20
cts Fer yard, have
been l6cts. and 26cts.
We have Just opened
q special lot OF yard
wide Drsgs Goods In
Navy Blue, Brown
and Black, which we
offer at 20ets., and
which we know Is
sold elsewhere at $50.
There are but 10 piec-
CO and our customers
IRE urged TO call early
and SOC them as they
will only lat n day
or two at tho low
Crice offered.
We carry the lar
Rest stock Of hosiery
and underwear TO be
found In Delaware.
Hosie,Y ranging in
price rom 0 cents up,
and underwear from
1914 cents up. We
offer unusually low
prices 10 mako lar. Q
Gales.