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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

FOREIGN NEws.--We have three days later
news from Europe, by the arrival at Halifax,
of the steamship Canada, from Liverpool, the
latest date being August LIST. Tho vessels of
the telegraph squadron had all reached Cork,
and were to leave there on the LIST inst, for
Yalenta bay, where the submcrgng of the ca
bio would commence. An experiment with
the whole length Of the cable has been made,
and proved highly satisfactory. At the En-
glsh races or the Goodwood cup, the Ameri-
can horses, Pryor and Prioress were beaten.-
The Indian mail confirms the telegraphic adj
vices from Trieste, except that the capture Of
Delhi proves to be mere report. A conspiracy
has beer discovered at Calcutta for general
rising of the natives. In the British House OF
Commons, the Ministry had been left in mi
nority OF sixty votes on the Superanuation oil
the bill, the second reading of which they had
opposed. After the vote, Lord PalmerstoT
said that the Ministers would offer no further
| opposition to the measure. The mntiny in In
dia appears to be colossal. /. embraces afy
| six regiments, or parts of regiments, besides
| twenty ether regiments, which were disarmet
| or disbanded, making in all seyenty-six regt
ments lost to the British. So universal wa
| the movement, that the Bengal army had ceas
| ed to exist. In the Chinese waters, near Can
| ton, the British have captured or destroyed
| ono hundred and twenty-seven war iunks
mounting quo guns, and manned by 5000 men
| LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, July 81
| The weather continues favorable for the crops
and the prospects of the harvest are good.
Messrs, Richardson. Spence Il Brothers re-
| hort Wheat dull at decline OF ld02d but
other circulars report the market as easier, but
| prices unchanged,
Flour is steady sales of Western Canal at
3Osa3Os cd; Southern 3OsaSls; Ohio 32s.-
Corn is quiet white is Is better, with sales at
| AIS,
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DRRgap.


la thig city August 90, after petraoIed illness, Mrs.
SARAMJ HRNpIICKsoN, widow of the late Isaac Hen
diickson ESQ, N the nth year Of he, nse. 80
On the with OF uy last, near French Nillage lnSst
GkuRdE s. STOoPs, IN his iat year, sou Of Aaron and
Elisabeth Stnops, ofNew Castle county, Del. -,
In this city TN tho 7l INST, ELLA ROBINSON, infant
daughter Of Charles q. W. and Mary d. Hamnltt, aged
months and 10 days.
IN 6s city, the 9th insi,, JonS j. SMITH aged AZ
ii Contreyile, on the 10th inst, female infant Of Jacob
Nipple, aged weeks. -
Died July 18TH SARAH j. TALLEy, wife Of Lewis u.
Taey aud daughter of John aud Harriet Boys Ol Wi
mngiOn Del. Four years and hafagO she embraced re-
which she continued member until the time Of her death
During the last fourteen weeks Other life she was the SUP
ec at bodily atction which She bore with renark
able patience aud submission to the divine WILL IN the
early part ofher Illness she experienced deep conflict 81
nnd but by earnest prayer, and through lah ~ her III
enabled TO wait peaceful resignation, the hour other
approaching dissolution And whom that solenn HlOmen
drew although her pnlaed ton9qe could no longer give
ntt4rance to the sentiments and feelings oler heart yet
hoy joy irrnalad lying she gave token
OF her triumph pyef the last enemy aud soon aleT fell
sweetly asgap IN eaus, ~. A..
Joy follow thee thou child Of God,
10 his elest pressnce and abode
Who reigns enihtonsd on high,
Bat we, who etiii arc ieit behlnd
10 sorrow lQr Igintd 20 kind,
Must hear the parting sigh
Yet signing we hope TO meet AGAIN
Beyond these scenes of grief and Paln,
Ia regions all diVlnci
" hers Gods own glo,y gives the day
INSERTING sim. whose living ray,
Shall then forever shine W. u
WILMINGTON, AUG. II, 1851 a
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CONNIE rCi.aI.
xyi,ning,ou ,lnrI.e,.. AUG. ~.

FLouR.-Small lots of New flour made from
selected Delaware Wheat have been sold from
wagons at 81 75aS 90. Old wheat flour So la
8 %. Extra So 75a9 %. Genessee $40 Co.,
Rye flour 81 75a5 90. r
GRAIN.--New Wheat 81 80. Corn Soc.
Old oats 55c. price OF new, somewhat unsteady
have sold at 40a45c. Rye 80. Indian meal white
csc. yellow 90c. Glover seed 81 90. Timothy
SO 50a 90. New crop turnip seed retails
from stores at 81 90 per pound.
MILL FEED-.-Middlings 81 GOAL 10. Best
Ship 60cts. common ship soc. ruians 40c.
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A LARGE HAY FIELD.-Mr. Guthrie, of Chi
cago, Illinois, has one field OF $50 acres of hay,
enclosed with good pine board and cedar post
fence. He is cutting from other fields at least
900 acres besides, and expects to cut and
press this year, 1900 ton of hay.
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S5o REWARD.

40 RANAWAY from the SUBSCRIBER on Sunday ~
S4A Of August, la57; two colorr1 bound boys named
AZ 'lhumI and James Nnllis. fhnnls hld on wnel
~ heteif black cloth coat, STRIPED rassnet pats,
- Bnttn aud black hat. James Is stout hui ana
light ooored aud also dressed u1rk clothes. They
are Dh smut, Intelligent ots 49, tho other 20 ye
OF ge This above will he gwen the arrest and
delivery to lns, or their being lodged ia any jail IN
JONATHAN DRAPER,
mug Iu-tf. Red Lion, New Castle County, Del.
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Notiee IL AIerebY Given.

T'V IIIe SuIl0T JOllnIL8eA Of lie Te9pacIVe NOhOn1
Dstlcis within this State, that in conformity with
m Act Of the General Assembly Of this State, have
Pntioned among the several uountes Of lh5 state, The
clear income for the present Of the fund FIR esiah
fishing new Schools and have divided and dstrbul ed
the share thus aPporoned to each County, among tho
the cny ofWimingtnl, New Castle county Sl7 So and
to each Of the Utner districts In New Castle county,
Si0 10; TO each Of The lsrios in Kent County 42 ~;
and TO eao Of the districts in Sussex Couhty, $40 Al
The dividends due the districts In New Castle count
are PAYABLE ~ the Farmers Bank at New Castle to The
dsfriotsin nj county, at the Farmers Bank at Do.
Farmers Bank Georgetown. WA. j. CLARK,
nuNR "a
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FOR SALE.

- ONE Frev horse about u years old, suitable iuI
IN any KIND If husiness Also one large bay mare
SA yrarsuid with or withU NJ the coli by her side
They will be sold cheap or eNchausei Tor cnttle;, :,
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MnrYnr.
NOTICE.
TllE PAnTNER sir III ha aSSi

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing hetween
Eld0k u, SpeHkHinn ald James Dworth trading
1gsrihe hrm Of Speqkman Dwqrih, his DAY dis
Seu by mutual CONSENT The business of the firm
VIII he SO tied by this hfir OF Speakingn A Gordon.
ZADOk IT. SPEAkMAN.
az, y 2lnn, JAMES DILWORTH,
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ih unleTslsleu nus associated Win him Jonathan
nHuois M we Pu'p"se q continuing the wholesale aud
NJ stvteIy ahd PoFlSIh ny The cor
"vi u, 't !, 1,tu hifhet-"t' n II SPEAkMAN,
W. S-Sn1. JbN.A. hOhDON.
RENNETT'S INTERROGATION The great Int
ID bent, cures Pains and Sprins - -
BlNNETTS EMBROGATION.-Th groat Lini-
BENNEr'T'S EAfBR0CATIoN.-The great Linz
nent, cures Rheumatism, - $50
BENNETTS EMBROCATION.-The greet Lint
meui, cure Neutnls1. - 49, e''-s 'H'
BENNETISS EMBROCA ALTON - The gtest i,t-
ment. cures Frosted Limits. " h' 1880
BENEFITS EMBROCA ALTON Tho nraat Lint
inenl, cures Swonigi. ~ s $3.50
uI5N NI.'ITINS EmRR pr AtpInN -Tho nr,nt mi
mef l. cures th1ppod Hands. Luz s''N' i-'"'
BEN NE'TrfS' ENIBRf I'D "a PtDN -Tlra great ini-
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THIS to give notice that NJ ARGARET HENNESY, hay
ing len my employ, w pay 70 dshti Of boz cqptIae'ing
irim This date Mrs. dEORdf W. hbhNSt,
August ). 1851. aug l0-4t. Now Castle, Del.
l- rlfOSk who are IN need vi olOthng wouldd" wal,
to ca al McDowe in sd Sreet, door 10 G1ziers.
BENZ under low rent he vii sell clothing ren y made.
lnndp ordcr aedng low rate lie viii max"
To order, giving A. good lit aul good sly IL, AS any
establishment in the city a. much lower prices than must
necessarily he tic pros IN M(rka Street CAL and see
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NVILLhe sold AZ PUBLIC SALE. on TUESDAY,
w August 18th 1857, al tn residence ni the ubscriber
on the Brandy wite, hepr the Henry Clay Fuotnl
valuable lat Of Pail9I Chamber, Dining Room, Once,
lows: PARLoR FGRNITURE,-A superior Piano,
walnut Etegern twha notl lurgo walnut Rocking Chair,
black walnut Sofa Table It'll marble Top, large mahog
any sofa aucy wHuut fables, Brussels Carpet, inn0y
cofnr shelves Cornce aud Curtains for windows fancy
| ROOM FU ltNIFU E,-NIalogqny SIdeboard, walnut
Mnug Table with CHstors, Mahogany Corner Tab le,
| CHAMBER FuRNITURE.-large black walnut BED
stead Spripg Aatrass, marble topped black walnut
bureau wh glass aTe GPPsd plaeS walan. stSn1, 81
Chars, OFFICE FUINlTURE.-A Musician Z { +
ics furniture consisting of Office Lounge, circular back
ed Char, operating cnir, Book Cases, Medicine Gases,
wash stand, marine topped, with furniture, carpet, small
cherry Table, &c, COTTAG. CHAMBER FuKSlTrRE.-l
Maple ditto, aud largo ETY. OF other Chamber Fur
Lture, such as BurIHus, Bedsteads. Mattresses wash
Stands, Ghamber wInnow Shld Towel M cks,
Chlrs, 40 KITCHEN FURNITURE, viz:-Two
and cOLtelIs,2 Breakfast Tables, large Ironing Table,
windsor Chairs, together with urge variety Kitchen
Cooking UtenRls, and other useful household sArlioes
such wash ilIls and wash ilers copper aud tin.
bowls Ironing Board, Clothes Horses Milk Pans, large
- Also, II valuable Family Horse, and Rockayay
IN Carriage, periUr rTotting Sntkey, tbuilt BY
6-&A Ogle AZ Watson, 'htltl Goa wagon, wlleelb =
row, with variety Of gNr5naGd stable implements, &s.
SrUVES.A variety of good cast iron and sheet iron
Slaves for Parpr, Dining ION and Chambers, Also
good iron Furnloes, &c. sale To commence at ~
''oUcE, A. N. TERMS.-All suns under 81 ish; all
S2n three monlh credit with 4PpT9yea security
Near Henry cay Factory, BTautywne BanLs.
DAVID p. =. NICHOLS, AuctlonpeF, 10 Is.
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pnnAnfLpHIA MARKErs.

Flour AND MEAL.--Flour is dull, and mac
tive. Good brands are held at 81 25 per bbl., and
brands for home consumption at 81 GOA %
for fresh ground superflne, and Sc so for old
stock Sales to retailers and bakers from So so
up to 50 90. Rye Flour is dull at 81 80 per
barrel. Corn Meal at S4 per barrel.
GRAIs.-Sales of Southern were made at ST.
Gsa 81 65 forred, and 81 70al 7Sfor good white
Rye Scots. Corn SOC. for Southern and Penn'a
yellow, in store. New Southern Oats 40 AZ.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Aur. l2--Graln-Nhoa firm.
Salesofordinafy TO fair white Wheat al 4al5l, good
TO prime. do at 81 55a TO, ard choice faInly nur white
busiea decline. turnA illr lnai Hid tDe receipts
iersS o., change ioidas, e f3d tol % prime do a.
blstiti Nye-MafS 1fr TAT H2 CENTS decline Pennn Rive
rs cnts 10 81 pgr bshcl talsA fair demand, and ices
dropping, About 900 bushels olpfal "a change
day mud iposy nli soli g%id Maryland ~ 9..l eents
yanq Oats sold al AZ conts per buscl No old oats u
eTul ui cAause.
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Near uenry CIay Factory, BTandywine BanEs.
DAVID r, s. NICHOLS, Auoilonoer. aug is ts

ENUNULERS, great variety from 50 cts, per Dozen
upwards, at China store corner Third anu Shipley,
JUtiN MchIAKlN. aug IOif
AFTER PITGfIE.iI from IL ceuts upwa DIS. Of China
" stare corner Sd and Saipley, JOHN MGMAklN,
C'HAAtBER SETS. n pieces for 81 81 upwards, at
S,,s HIKE G'''e' ''''S' 'u anu JOHN McNIAKiN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

The Congressional election in Nebraska ter
rtory has resulted in poll of 1470 for Fergu-
son, Independent Dem, 1909 for Thayer, Re-
publican, lila for Chapman, the regular DEM
ocratic nominee, and 1891 for Banker. Chap
man was the member in the last Congress. The
aggregate vote, as above, is 1884, with one
county to hear from.
Advices from Kansas state that Governor
Walker had returned to Lawrence with tho
United States troops, the apHrehensions Of an
attack on Fort Riley by the Cheyennes having
proved groundless. The squatter municipal
government of Lawrence met on the 9TH, and
was engaged in perfecting ordinances. The
election returns from all parts of the territory
indicate large vote, and nearly unanimous
for the Topeka Constitution.
At the election in Kansas, under the Topeka
regime, ten thousand votes are said to have
been polled, and the Topeka constitution was
adopted again, almost unanimously. No one
was allowed to vote except six months resi-
dent 1.-THE territory.
The contest for Congress in the Sixth Dis
trict Of Alabama is quite close, so that it will
require the official returns o decide whether
Houston or Hubbard is elected. So the Wssh-
ington Star learns from private advices. The
probabilities seem to be that Houston is de-
lested and Hubbard chosen.
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4 STRAY HEIFER .

sy-tS STR AYED sway, NAV 2sth, 1857, from the sub
sGriber near Milford Cross Roads, Min Creek
oil whq stnr ia her face, her horns ng and agt
with black ntnts and little white around her TAI :
Any persons ndpg her aud informing the will be
aug IS o. JAMES MAXWELL
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IoTIoE is Hereby GIVEN TO BKI0K

zs1 THAI will sell the wood leave 200 acres of
S7tS land, lying immedla ely on WlconlcO River,
- somerset county, Md good navigation where
vessel eau load within 20 feet Of the shore, and
i2o 10 feet oil water at any time of the tide at tue mouth
oil he aforesaid river at the entrenee the bay. The
timber and wood consists of all kinds Of Oak and Pine,
winch e s 1s the landing oT Sord
or by the cord, It stands the ground, Persons
dcahg III this line Oi business rarely meet with such
opportunities as the above The purchaser can have
ing hal ish; wood worth on the land ng ON the
river shire, Oak $3.50 ami Pine S225. Persons wish
ing to buy w peHss address the subscriber George
town. Sussex county. Dell, tho owheT VI the above ds
may he required Ivy any person Wishing % buy;
aug IS 30lO. LENEN PETrNJOHN.
WILN1INGTON MUSEUM Ar AUG rLoN.
MILL he sold at PUBLIC SALE, at the CentIu
w Building, Wilmington, Del, on "WEDNESDAY y,
August 2it, at Clock r. M., alt that uxtens We Mu-
deceased, collected by himself costing three thou
sand dollars. Comprising over one hundred ana eighty
containing about three thousand birds, sune OF
them nfthe rarest an soarncs KIND from nearly every
hundred square feet, CONTAINING Birds o Paradl o.
Eagles, OSTRICH POrcupiue, HerOEs. Hawks. Par
rnts China anse, Ducks, Owls Bats, mud alost every
kios aOnns, Squirrels Snakes, Anaconda Seal, Sword
Fish, Alligator, Shark, Cali with two heads Lamb " It'll
legs and hndeS jolned; large quantity q butter
ls size wax figures Of Lord Byron. Tom Payne, Lord
Nelson, Corvallis and may other nuiables Also large
hand Organ, large cylinder eecrilying machlne large
Telescope, sIca Clock and many other curOsties,
together il will no sold IN lots To suit purchasers.
TERMS.-Fwenty per cent M soon as sold and The
Lalance when tile goods delivered. Any information
WI n 81 q Fl eSlqGif fss " aTffHfeEss nsssux
or CLAYTON, VALENTINE CO., AuetioneeTs,
aug lJts, Wilmington. Del.
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TINE First tern OF the next Collegiate year will
i open September ID.
The Ilimrt Of Trustees W III make final adjustment OF
the Sclasship plan At an early DAY but ~ such way
oay. tia be en'lry satisfactory to theitndvldnal-
ScTip hOldelg, Stuaens whose Parents or Guardians
have held hud iull scholarship, can Tor
the present avail themselves oil ITS PROVISIONS
nLaElL -EI
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wILMINGToN MUSEUM ar AUCTION
puBLIC SALE.

E..-sA WILL DO solg at PUBLIC SALE, on
1tsASEsnaA the premises, in M u Creek Hundred,
@s# slS New Castle eDuGty, Del; on THUR RS
&3tEHnAEk& at O'Clock, r.. NJ, a valuable Farm,
azd5sss& containing 1909 Acres and 10 perches 81
Of Which are woodland the res ldue is arabic land III
good state Of cultivation b9pnded By lands Of samnsl
10 Seainian's Mill lard OF Roiman Walton, and BY the
road leading pnst Walter Crige to Corner ketch,
veLient "a School aud Churches Of different dInOm
tons. The Improvements consist Of large stone house,
VOL hni shed and continuing IS rooms with entry each
story never Ailrg well good wItor and pump the
dOuf. large stone Bafn with dormant, and stream OF
water running through tho yard cribs, wagon house,
smoke house, frame mas house saw and Iced mill There
Orchard nl choice trnit the taIm, containing
pies, Pears, Pc lcles and Cherees, Terms al sale.
n. - MATTHEW LOCKARD.
N. B,-The above property will positively he sold as
the subscriber has lost his 81 gilt so that o is able
lnngcr l uhnllnn m hianesA amr l1-ts
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sss0 EpNr, Us. 500.
na,laWare College.

ANY ono who wants To see how much difference
"a TINT makes il the pics of suit Of clothes either
M '4' ' MCDOWELL,
-MI- nnV 10 If Third st., danr from Market.
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ia .RITTERS PATExl TRUss is aoknowledged
~ - by many OF the medical profession be the best
russ il use ~ the general opinion fall who
w. u. KiNSEY, corner III Market ST. las purchased
Lac yHni,y right 70 sell IN the state OF Delaware.
KIFTENS Truss, aud RlrTERs ABpoMISAL and Vow
BtCAL SurPoATER the afflicted have the truss fit
ted on ut his Drug store; there Is connected with
the establishment on purpose for fitting tTusses
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James s. Martin and Benjamin Caulk, of
Newark, have entered into partnership for the
PURPOSE of purchasing grain, &c, under the
name Of James S. Martin x Co. ADVERTISE
ment will appear in our next.
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CYRUS NJ. RIEgEkT.
THOMAS CROSSLET,

TWO gentlemen with their Wives and or other per
sons, obtain Board reasonable terms at No.
% hnTkrt lew doUs below Third; large front
loom IN third story To let with Board; ala1 front Par
cor On second hnur with uBdt suitable for office APP
Wy ~ NJ. o. aBn big anw,
July q .2mus &, ]. WORTH.
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w ANTEDA Al i9Lehsont studions md aoliyelad. 70
W learn tho Dufg bla'legs u Q musi 10 we'll recon-
mendrd. kDW. WQRhElL
-4 mug I-.-... 0ela 1e ~.
IA AMI ED-By gentlc ntn anu mis- wilet board WIN
~ 2 nicely Iuihisheu paHor anu beorOom, AnuaeAs
box ga. 4. o. Winhnstou. aug 6-xt.
a ANTED b an exaerienoed teacher, n situatIonto
w Tuacn the Lang ges, and the advanced brAnL
of Mathsnip go For further particular address or
iuauirp M tius Otflge luna 25-4t,
-, s5,Tts,, ~. = -. .i.. -. -. = -. 1,oi,-
w graphing. TEENS m9deIste; h, APPiy 19-.;.
olhoe Teiesrsph Buildi1e,s Sd Msrkst sis
may la-tt. Wilmington Del.
5Iy.. A. A NJ tslI 1,tV.I ,os.d ionrnay
w AZ ~ ~ l. q a. y, ~ {ienr@sa
~ sh ~ ~ wy i ,,, -. 81
ply ~ lhhe ltI. LIZ " IL II. 4AOiAUaN.-
AZ ANIii-A good Boy from IL TO 10 years Of age
~ Aprl mn shPial streets, . ,r,cNtcuo,
= " =, : =, =, .."g--
syAETED
,,tlcr m 5,,ni1n1c-it b,,gtrers in this ats IN M
II 'ia ,.,e6f ylt,t 1,i d, ,l, cieI IL No reTE.ts
,i,t,. :, a. H. b t,s,,s ~, ~ trt2 ttsdh r0t
~ ~, INA Z, IL ,i,, .r ,yrL ar IN. n,t,a-
NJ q, ,f h, ~. IKE. go ~ rrtna, ran rail AZ ,tpru
hi Il, f,,,,i Al H. il emit. II i si1I s,I ma mites 10
i,.s,,t1 m ts.r,g a., f'ic t,,,ls s,d condncfiug m.
ise,l MAN, 's Nv beIson III gao ebaraeisr ami
nassFsn5 III, IoSnisits a1,iifeations MI bs ndnitir
Z" =, :, r. ,t uit'ei PAi'ua" i'ti J,',s s,-it
~ ~ 'us iAtpuNllgtn' III
Cd Dividend.
BASk or NEWARK, DEL,l
August 4th. 1857. {
TUE D.reGtuTs hive thls day declared Dividend Of
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Cd Dividend;


THE D.TeGtnTs have thls day declared Dividend Of
gnr.uiar and hly per share, payable TO the stock
holders on and after the lGth inst. - 80, =
August Gih-lma
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TIE uniorsig ned has associated with him Jonathan
GuFIOn for the purpose Of continuing the aud
retail lql9r grocery aad provision business the cor
hcr Nh nId Allrk et-At, n. It. SPEAKMAN,
ap. 9-2in0. IONA. GORDON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

MISSOURI ELEoTIoN, &c.-S. Louis .4ugust
ll.-Ninety counties give Rollins a majority
OF 5000 votes, but tho returns are so conflicting
that accurate figures cannot be given. Rollins
has probably been elected by 1900 majority.
The Republican learns that John Hardness,
late Comptroller of this city, has been appointed
Secretary of State.
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PRACTICAL. FLORIST AND NURSERYMAN.
LOVE LANE, WHINING ron, DEL,
~ THE Undersigned havIpg uoSted him .NSe
Nll sell IN the larEp garden IN the rear OF esaiTy
aSfST@ the Messrs Pyle's leatt er inqnuiec &SSs
~ tory is now prepared TO supply the Cit SSAs
W 2 OF Wilmington and vicinity with every de-
criptlnn of Flowers, Of the nst beautiful and varied
kfnds which cannot be parkinson luwer rates of
other similar establ,shtent lnthe unloni Having hat
hun thirty experience in the hllness in
Europe and this country, no coudent that he cannpt
fail guLislaOtlun Designs of all kinds
are made o Flowers at short which cannot be
rassed IA point Of beauty aud On hand present
excellent stock Of Roses. ShaCc. ifuit and nrinmen
tai trees of tne Host superb kinds constantly kept aud
will be the reasonable terms. Thankful for
the pqtrO heretofore extended by generous puhn
he h0pds by street attention to business nnu deernlua
zion please merit continuance OF their kind nvuTs
Orders loft ~ the Flour and Feed store of Smith A
Brother, IN Market street, above Fourth will he Prompt
~ at ended IO iuv 29ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

THE public hereby cautioned against negotintng
check NJ 10 fur s1dt drawn BY the subscriber The
Bank Of Wimingo and Baudywine, pay en being stOp
there 4 can be ONO use to the bearer
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

IA new three story brick house, near Pyle, Wi =
IN AOn q Pyle's ar.u Leather Munuiactnry, on
lll ''ff'' WIN. MORROW,
July 2SlF 2Od Market street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

nNE Of thesbest purely Vegetable Pills ever offered to
" the public; no ndefanee 10 business OF danger Of tax
Prepared only by T.. BR lNGHuRST 4 CO.,
aug l3-tf. pharmacautsts cor Market 9Th SITS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13
Dividend.

luI.Y 10Th, 1877. S
fE'ItE DIRECTORS ei ihu Wilmington Coal Gas Company
this day DECLARED dend OF two dol laTs and
twert Ave cents yer share for the past SIX mouths ray
able 10 the sCkhUlders after the hrst day OF Au-
.nst mkt ~ 81 q. J. A.DUNCAN. Treasurer