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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

ENCOURAGING.
A letter received at
Washington from an
eminent English ban
ker gives the opin-
ion that the nited
States will recover
from the present de-
preston sooner than
England did from the
crisis Of ls44-'5,
and that financial
matters in England
will be improved next
winter by the sup
preston Of the mutt
ny in India, which,he
says, is certain to be
effected bv Christ
mas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04
IL A L r o A d II E
TRENCHMENT. The
Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company

Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company
have determined to
reserve the next ac-
customed dividend to
pay off the unfoun-
ded debt Of the Com
pany. To this end
the wages and salar-
les of all the officers
and employees ofthe
Company have been
diminished from ten
to twenty-five per
cent. AZ work not
imperatively deman-
ded BY due regard
for the public safety
and convenience has
been suspended and
the rates Of freights
and passage have
been increased.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

FIRE AT COUNCIL
BLufrs.-The Bugie
of the LIST inst, says
that q fire broke out
the day previous,
which destroyed the
stables Of Mr.. Thorn
as. It originated with
children playing q
bout the hay with
matches.
| Mind was made TO
mink, - eyes were
imade 70 see.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

BRINGING THE BA-
KERs TO TERMs.-A
Montreal dry goods
firm has added 4 new
branch to its bust
ness, to suit the
times. During the
last few days it has
been selling superfne
flour to its customers
at five dollars = bar
rel,to encourage them
to make their own
bread, ana thus es-
cape from the extor-
ton Of the bakers
The rush Of business
in consequence has
been tremendous, the
sales of flour avera-
.ging over 500 bar
rels a day, by single
barrels.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

The editor of the Gazette pronounces the
speech of Mr.. Douglas, in opposition to the
Lecompton Constitution as one of the weak
est efforts he ever knew him to make in the
Senate, while those who were present pro-
nouncs II one Of his most brilliant. When
men act with you, they are giants when a.
gainst you they shrink into pigmies.s Preju-
dice warps the Judgment and bases the opin-
ions Of the critic. 1t is as difficult for this mar
row-minded to be just, as 1t is for miser tC
be generous.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
WAsnInaroN, Dc. 10.

rts. I8a SENATE,
Mr. Seward submitted q resolution, which
lies over under the rule, directing the JOINT
Committee on Printing to Inquire and report
whether any new provisions OF law are neces
sary to secure the faithful performance, on the
part Of Congress, of existingcontracts,, which
provide for accurate reports Of the debates oil
the two Houses.
Mr.. Douglas gave notice VI his intention to
introduce a bill at an early day, to enable. the
people of Kansas to form Constltniloh anu
State Government preparatory tn their admis
sion into the Union.
MIR. Foot gaze notice of his intention to in
troduce bill making grants OF the puohe
lands to actual settlers.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion.
After tho secret session, the Senate ad-
iourned till Monday next.
I HOUSE OF REPREsEN ArlVES'
The Speaker appointed Messrs. smith, OF
Virginia; Grow, Taylor, OF New York; Nichols,
Smith, of Tennessee NJ orse and Dowdeli, as
committee authorized to be appointed to eN-
anime into the subject Of public printing, ana
to report such reforms as they may deem al
ysable.
On motion Of MIR. Banks, the Speaker wal
authorized to appoint the standing commitleei
l and in order to afford him an opportunity u
. do SO, that when the House adjourn it be III
| hOhud1 HGAt.
r On motion of Mr.. Warren, o committee wa
d ordered to he appointed to report when I'd
q new Hall Of Representatives can be occupied
Mr.. Dowdell offered a resolution requesiln
the Ministers OF the Gospel, of Washlngto
t city, to alternately open the daily sessions
the House with prayer.
1t MIR. Jones, of Tennessee, presented petition
IS against tho employment of Chaplains by th
j government, on the ground of its unconstitl
Q tionality.
y A debate ensued during which, in reply to
. question, it was stated that various minister
II had rendered gratuitous services.
d MIR. DowdelPs resolution was then adopts'
d MIR. Stephens, of Georgia. offered resell
% tion, which was adopted providing for the Ill
Is tribution OF books heretofore printed to ne
L members.
?, Mr.. Letcher, of Virginia, took occasion
say that il was the duty of the House to sto
q tho evils attendant on these book distribution
g Some volumes were now in course OF prepar
J. ton, single one of which will cost two hu
t dred thousand dollars. Everything 10
N printed should be first scrutinized CAREFUL
d especially since the House had heard SO mu,
a about the ssplunder," which is alleged to
d connected with this department.
= The House then adjourned till Monday.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

Repipal of Busihess.--We o learn with plea
sure that Messrs. Harlan Il Hollingsworth have
contracted to build large sea steamer ior
Commodore Vanderbilt Of New York, and that
they will Immediately employ over one nun
dred additional hands, making their workmep
number above three hundred. This Will Pc
good news to those who have been lie for the
past month or two, and many will eagerly press
forward to be reinstated in their former POSI-.
ton. Men with families we presume Will Dc
| given the preference if not deficient skill =
Strangers will be the last employed, and there
| fore few need push their claims at present. as
the winter advances there may be an opening
| for some of them, unless the vessel should be
| in state of great forwardness, as it is 10 Dc
completed about the first of April. Our peo-
pie owe a debt Of gratitude to this enterprising
| firm as we understand that they entered INTO
this contract more with view Of giving work
to the unemployed, than making anything be-
You'd their own expenses. When men act thus
in times like the present they stand in tue po'
sition of pnblic benefactots, and merit the es'
TEEN and honor Of theiriell citizens. The!
tower far above tho mouthing politician who
makes ardent protestations OF regard for thu
tworkingInen and yet does nothing-staris NJ
new enterprise, nor invests any capitalize au
vance their welfare. Nearly tenth part o
the entire population of our city are directly
and another tenth indirectly, dependent on thi
nrm LOT employment anu support rlom III
the magnitude of their operations may b
imagined and an idea formed OF how necessar
they are to the prosperity and growth Of on
city. The dimensions OF this vessel are to b
as follows Length of keel 220 feet, beam 8
, feet; hold IL feet, walking beam engine 4
! inches diameter, IL feet stroke, and it wi
also be rugged with masts.
t They are also building propeller boat I
0 carry grain &C., from Albany to Hartford,
. is 1854 feet long, 23a beam, u feet hold, an
. the engine is 246 horse power. 1t will be read
!, for launching in a few days.
= They are also engaged in doing larg
amount OF other work. They are putting
/, new boiler in the Steamboat ovelty which h
y been running between New York and Phil
ID delphia, and making other requisite repair
to put her in FIRST rate order. The Steamboa
e. whndiu, Pilot Roy, Gladiator, Mssaensf
q and Atlantic also laying at their wharf, al
ia are to undergo repairs, while several 9th
boats are expected in few days. The stear
10, er Virginia, which vessel had been thorough
an ovsrhauled and put in complete order lett {
at Saturday, for the purpose Of resuming her tri
~ between Philadelphia and Portsmouth, Va.
IN This firm is also doing quite an extensive br
at mess in building cars, and they are now abo
Nv forwarding twenty freight cars TO Cuba to r
ty on a railroad in that country.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
Gas FOR TfYY couWTRy

A CARD.-rhe introduction of the MarJlan Ports
~ BILE Gas Co.'S, Apparatus has opened new era in
schools, factories as well as towns and VILLAGES. lss
lights aye heretofore been considered luxury which
chuld only be enjoyed by those residing otes and
that too within rtnoh Of the comPsuys pipes Tbs
the public which brings this luxury home to man,
and auhps II to tho wants and renCnls OF the pri
vale gentleman and OF to manufacturer.
The machine ~ remarkable for its extreme simplicity
Its perfect safety, economy also for the praoicn
and extraordinary results which il unqnestionably
nhieyes. ~ IL no more complicated than ordinary
ooukEg stove, aud requires more skill capacity 10
inamlge H. s1ety, there Is M ooneeyable risk pm
the working oil tho machine, or in the Of gnh. w
Illuminating qualities, ii is unsurpassed by the coal
Of am city ofthe Union. The material used iE oil
rosn OIL IL is an earlier, cheaper andb rsdnct Of
coOphony dacOipOsab at lower Rnd therefore more
economical degreeof heat. There cannot be found in
the whole range of chemistry compound moi sSsssy
adeh with lnmnatIng qualities, Yielding IA sos NOR
nnocuohs ~ respiration less njnrious 10 furpitITg
nf It contains ieitherpaThonio acid nor sulpiTated
hydrogen In the manufacture ofth sBs tho preIniseI
are hpt % any STENCIL desideratun enloye cd BY
| Gnmnrl. '. -
This apparatus received the first premium at ke lats
aNhlblpn o. the Franklin Institute in philadelphia
az the agents for the State of PennGw
az orders entrnEted to them also, introduce gai
unes tnTousn buildings IN the bost manner They wi
I'M, ~ my aehihe They may put up, to perfam NJ
caonS requiring informant will he prompts answer.
e anu painp cts containing certificates from those
WI, are sng the macIincg furnished any address
yeInlf given wherever introduced, either in private
dwellings, factories towns we Confidently
demand for hen and feel assured that those whs
gVo the tIla would net for my reasonable cnnsido
ry thus obtained, FERRIS &tiIHRIs ffN
Juneso-lyt WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
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DIED.

In this city on the 9Th inst WILLIAM SAVOY, sou of
James [. and Mary A, Roche. -,
in Brandywne Hundred, on Wednesday evening, Will
LIAM HENRY, infant of Mary Jane and Bayari Guest
aged lg months. ,
In Philadelphia, on the oil INST, isaac son OF George
On Friday. the Atm, inst, at his resIence AZ morn
Point, Kent Co., Of consumption, Nj. THOMAS CLARK,
about 60
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
CARRIAGE MANDATORY,


MILMI NGToN, DEL,
NsFlAG GREGG Y BoWE, .woul d r ea pectfally
ssIE ~ announu eto thelrfriends and i q ppbiiiSs
Sa der daat icy slGg Il ats Ali
streets whereth they wi keep constant " land ana
order Carriages of every scriptioS
Whohoanneb e surpassed 70 ufab ility n a fbean
ssswhspe Tbsx by an stats or
I'm n thls establishment, with te late propristor
md t IS eeieprity throughout tn country viii be
employed nd the best si w5rk
nwnlmmedlato superintendent Nff
wishing TO purchase woulo theirs
w Repairingcare MI, attendeGto. may ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
MARRIED.

In this city, The sth inst, by Rev. John Ruth, Mr.
WN M. Ross of Chester County, Pa, to Miss CHARITY
daug hter of John Cazler, Esq Of this city. - -,
Near ila 5nOa, on Tuesday, Dec. lst, NY Rav X. w ;
Todd, JRssE MINNRp and Miss RACHEL A. HoBB, bOtho
Kent Co., Del = .
Street, below Market. West Philadelphia, BY Rey. Ro-
bert H. PattsOn, Mr.. ARTHUR u. LEWIS to Miss SALLlE
6. HUDSON, both of Odessa, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

s,z--4y STRAYEp awav from the snbscrber, ~ Bow
EaS ersville. Red lnn Hmndrei. on the stn nst
LARGE KEEP sl WIN nn 9 aiyin T i I any,
person IeturnnS hers or glvlng W'eFeshe may
be found will b1 sultopy f9ShIHeNhi ptcuARpsoN
acc ~ ,.,, - vn far t3yor and als5 MANY other
h, noynrs NJ n MCINAI.l.'S d Jig sture.
rpYSXE SpafkiE Geiatine oanbe had low, EDW.
n,o.fSNAirt t T T ~ in1rng store
GTiifsRk n GiiaTtshorn Cure All for external and
I'M ~, ~ Il MrIN Xii, ia agent for its sale
SarsaPaEillA irsT a q & Mel MGlNALL
r. Pancea n ~! ~ ran nj ,.rra, w I'll IN o
t,ipLlIm ~ = " msNA III Drug store iuiy g.
good at low price f. mSiNEAi.'' Ds $50 JHIs =
HARNESS POLISH
0InuARNisSS NAV he made to reese 10 new by an
" pying the Harness Polish, which proUces viii vofy
little labor beautiful an permanent gloss enamel,
which not only improves tue appearance but en- 70
pseseTye the leather To TO had Of EDW. BRING
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
ENGRAVING.
MR.. THOMAS SHERNNlN- Iatn OF phiIahaIYh.

NIX. THOMAS SHERWlN, late OF Phi!ad elphIs,
W haspermanently located HIMSELF CITY OF WiI.
mngtOn at No. 10 Shipley ST. above 8rd Street Second
story room, he designs AM eotregur-
eunn God and Silver Watch Gases, Mason and other
9edniS GaTd PIales Bill Heads Seals, Head OF DYER
Caring plates, Stencils cut &c. Also plain and Ora
mental erlnson ewelry AMI Siverware, All work
lilo paHaRageiRE respectfully soin.s!IEeSs. s,,,,,,,
arr. " ". No. 70 Ebipny 81. bnNa ~ -.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17


A JUVENILE MURDER IN ST.. LoUls.-On
Tuesday noon lad aged ten years named
John Conrad IIeindenrech was murdered on
Eleventh street by lad about the same age
named Theodore Danjars. The former was
returning to the house of his father, Adam,
with piece Of wood and basket OF chips,
and was within few rods of his home when
the last named boy claimed the wood and de-
| manded it. 1t was refused, aud the little claim
ant attempted to take it by force. The other
resisted and was thrown down. His assailant
| proving more powerful, planted II knee irmly
upon his throat, and holding him helpless,
choked him and pummeled him in the face for
several minutes. During this time older per-
sons were standing in the vicinity, and young
man only on the opposite side Of the street,
watching the sport At length the mother Of
the dying child heard OF his situation and ran
to his assistance. With her own hands she
pulled the still revengetul victor from his vic
tim. She then took mp and bore to her room
the corpse of her murdered boyl The littll
fellow was black in the face and life had al
ready fed. A neighboring barber applied
leeches, and physician was Summoned, il
vain. The anguish of the hard toling Ger
man father, when called from work to the ella,
Of his boy, and the agony of the distracted
mother, surpassed description. Apost morteu
examination IN the case was made by Dir
|
f died from stangulation. The jury Of nques
only added that the sranguation occurred
during fight with the lad above named.-Si
Louis Dem.
GREAT CHALLENGE.-RGce for S200,0OO.-
The Georgia sportsmen some time since sen
, forth challenge to the world-intGndcd TO
| Great Britain, of course to run Il match rae
of four miles aud repeat for $lDo 900 II sid
over the Ten Brock &C urse at Savannah
The London Sunday Times insists that u com
pany shall be formed in England to accept tn
, challenge anu test the superiority of the hOr
ses of the two countries. The Times call
upon Lord Zetland to become the champion
OF tho British turf, and senl out his nubl
: horse Skirmisher &c tS do battle against tn
, American celebrities" H.
= DEArH or a VENERABLE MAN.--Mf. Mar
tin Rckelt, Il native OF Germany, died re
Gently at the North Mountain House, allow
Clearspriug, Washington county, Md, at tn
advanced age of l06 years and IL mOnths.
} He came to America at the close of the TevO
lutiOnlry war, and cast his first vote for Wash
ington. The Hagerstown Mail says he was &C
customed, when one hundred years Of age, t.
walk to Clearsp ring, a distance OF four and
half miles, without extra exertion.
Mary Jane Sebastian (colorcd) has bee
convicted in Lancaster OF tho murder OF he
husband by poison.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
JOHN II IVY+--.-----'-----
NEWPORT PIKE TOLL GAZE,

WHWWgt0HI Deidbdfef
CONTINUES to manu- aoture his valuable prepare
" tons well known JOHN IvI's Rheunh 70 Find,
used informal and externsiy for Rheumatic pains, Coils,
Coughs and inward falns, do, and externally for FIus
ted feet or hands, cuts bnrns head and tooth ache Jons
!VY's chnlera syrup, three doses effects q cure.
tYYs prescription for Dyspepsia JOHN lVfa
o0nsunptive compound, Rod, Black and Durable lnks
sleerlnlly reo0mmed them.
Then we say try 1t before yon condemn it,,
If you d6iTy il you will not condemn IT,
"nlfat first itfali:- Try, Try, Try t'sgain.s
III , Numerous lfchtet can be the Office an
ooIhrtantUn of the above facts. All for sale p
opal stores in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsyl aud
NAV II IN, - ''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE,
KR.aUCH. pRnPRI EIrO q

INVpNFI IH4NUN IIOUtoIs
CHRISTIAN KR.AUCH, PROPRIETOR,
aA THE subscriber thankful for tho patronage
ytgFYBA heretofore extended would respectfully an
fSstfll34 nounoe to the people of Wilmington and vi
HasEin entity that this favorite and popular esiab
lhHHalsyEf lslnent ID now open, the inferior Of ths
&rSsss# Dulldng having undergone thorough repairs,
:, the large rooms neatly painted and the walls
covered with tie latest and most beautiful syles Of paper
The public may rest assured that every and
facility Is au4qed for ther comfort and IN
proprietor VIII ueVote ms entire attention the
the business and Will use his interchangeable exertions TO rem
der his patrons and guests comfortable. The bar viii Al
ways contain he CHOICEST liquors from the FIRST importing
o g Il ts p t SiateS therefore AZ who p1
bar there will always be kepta plentiful supply oil superior
Lager Bier pronounced BY competent Judges to have no g
qua as regards avor and peasantness Of aate nnSh
WI be 1sryea up regularly every dsy nn!sy exsePted
NIL always De KEPT constant Of Bread and Cheese
tho stIotesi order and decurum will be Observed "
Jnly l3-t6 WilminTton bel
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

= = u : 80 -
mn, gsn.,.tion n wbio NJ i've NAV irulv ba ..d Ia
r. s 9as s w so 9s 1919 az sS
is Ocean Steamers s9 sSIaaess OF tie Railroad Cars
liz that thlsa is age 0ny look al IL and
ie1 ouE ad sa np s II eyne IS
IN sine WI mis- lily yesrsaEo "e1N
s5SS I'd .aSsS t looking *, seSTsPs
and Willy IN M Che deep Ocean sur
Fifty years hence, travelling viii have its changes In,
s Si Svef and w o ees
hes Will their slseg,g cars with bsrts for sleep
meals viii bs served Up squ Ia style aud dispo to our
i o Inc s a. w vii be Snsd
aiding sweet sic and the carr Ss S6sd thsSnsh
sths large freight e Boots and Shoes for fLANiGEN'
Fity hence ta electric batteries will gh.s our
%Rs q % oso Al o 81 10
VA g. M on s i',q9t S s9S
yss and spend Their lonely days, !, -,
yeS hsn9s s o Se h WI so ao daa
sci down 10 The newest invented Cfoe raphoa lnslru
Is a1n sesa uaS va heq VIII writS With prophecy say
a sh S5 o'a SS or
M homes II WA er S s o " Snnbnssls
RrSSs our ely to ELANlGEN
G iroe nh" horse carts AID dayss
@ % nSs Will sG ARM IL ne is Sr %st1
s at o for GooS a bS % 90 Or s%Iy WIN tho "a
% h SS sPT I w FG osso oSk Sssr
Sock olpaes pick out one that suits thor IDEAS md
ay SMi Y FL ri hs S, Pacaa SHaaifs az
FlASlGfES So ohE E,, S ihs Saoeff oot
wIMi,oToS Nov { \, ,z =, -, ;;
obttted siove winch vol adapted % eilser M9od o.
ne nv M oaq es AID eoSntTy that our
scarcely An Sppy tHS dSm ST aa Sr
when renders stove for sospss Are i%E
99s NINE me- m GeaR ashs an aSS x s cas
Fec ax SS' s soSo q and
lh syf \ foq = S a. %G s sSEn establishment
"REMINISCENCES ssu e. @RnES sRSt bill
Ss s stS5s an 90 S kHt H. SsG
IL want Of NGto gge hlm call ieelni a.;
t orsss PSisis sres m,gsed
prSteo tho @ and aai as make Up onE
can r. a. eIy o Mh ra ns
IL JUST received q ID for sale az the iowssi cash pic
{% Sg Y@s 5 yoSS a. s Victoria Work
Wsnilvr 0iunn ZspIyr SUlit, TapisteTle anl
Shetland WOOL,
$50 Velvet and Morocco Sntchols and P0rtemOnnales
Nav Sw F Fni' Ri ifbnnnlns,n
r@ Il " IeSPIs Hsfa RSe'SG ne PS S2q qm
NIX Stjfs ii Marked Street onsio y below fifth.
10. rus i.Asr iisli9N ara ,FEG-IIsr, mas been
f. eep ~ " n es sr can NJ h
sT0 clearly aoS
ssatelhy bALpMN ~ "a 3 saSG
i. amount Pa article tho amount
oSo tsr a aSa
Ssr eassT sa9 Soe5 a. ysES INV W. ss ga e
agS | ,Ss a 5hS s%sIS
H9w s IS Il eae a sTe q e
eaoc 6ewsen tSikns about Thing, and proyingit Bald
PAX nas cqria1y sealed Is S9 'dI beyond
Wgfs TSa Say laS@sl ssna
| iht5
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
THOMAS Hs. BeesOla,

Steam Sawyer and Wood Turnef,
NO. I2O ORANGE STREMT,
PYLE'S BUILDING, BETWEEN FIJI TIL AND
SIXTH STREETS, WILMINGTON, DEL,
ID ESpECTF UbLf informs hi friends and the public
II generally thathe st continues TO carry onat hi
Did stand, the Scroll Sawingand Wood Turning busnes
all it's yaTiuus branches.
Cabinet Turnin goonstnnt y or hand. HouBs Brapka
furnished to orde mad by contract. Those wish
wOrkare invited to call.
N B.-The highest priceBpaid for GUM SUI FABLE
FOR MARRIAGE HUBS mar StfI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

One of the churches in Boston, Mass, has
recently discharged the choir, in ordor to save
money.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
NO. s5 KING STREET FRET, BET BET Wyy, ZEN SECOND

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
- THE subscriber informs his a
xIN%s friends and the public generally ssza@
E.# that he continues business at his
H& od stand IN King street where he 10 prepar.
E cd TO make TO order Cork solo boots, Patent
NyH4sya. Leather Roots, lump Boots, Kid Caters,
Congress Caters, and all the latest styleA Of
French and American Boots and Shoes, which he will
warrant oil manghip aid material.
Those wishing first rate article for winter wear are In
viteu To- call He has had long experience IN tile bus
and he il employ ing memo but the bent wokmen
and using good MATERIAL he 10 ounhden that he ean give
latisinciittn SAMUEL HALL,
n. i.--Meniing anticipating promptly attended to-
NllI l-ll.i
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
For the Delaware Republican,
TO TEACHERS OF ACADEMIES AND HIGH
SCHOOLS AND PRESIDENTS OF CuLLEGEs IN

DELAWARE.
The undersigned has been requested to furnih Ia.
formation with regard to the state OF common School
Education in Delaware; also list OF tho Academies,
Colleges aud incorporated Schools, with the names
Of their officers and teachers, for publication 10 the
Aaaericln Educational Year Biok, for 1883 This
Book will contain list of all the scientific and Lte-
rary Institutions in the U S., and will be valua-
BILE work for reference. The Information is requir.
ed Immediately. Presidents of Colleges Principals
OF Academies or Trustees OF Incorporated Lnstitu'
ton will please forward to me Catalogues Circus
lars, with lists of teachers. The Year Book will be
published in Boston. A IL GRIMSHAW.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
l sRDDLn avn IYaRNns IS

"a THE subsoribsrs having taken tho store
lsAza4A formerly occupied by George MoCoIkle, No.
* fiSS 50 Market street, Whining ton, Dell, design
y carrying on the Saddle and Harness making
business, in all its ranches. Having be en- on
gagged for number of sears n-ths same business at
Philadelphia Their stock will consist OF the best mate
rial and wnrkmanship. Fine single and double carriage
harness. Team Harness Sadd les, Brdles, MAringaes,
Trunks, Whips, &oi Collars always on hand. Web
by attention business, to merit share of
patronage bestowed upon tho former nrnprietOrs.
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