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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
Notice HEAT Buyers.


New Boeks' New ERooLsr
HASSFoRD - s. Gssrr- Tsesrr.
H EE-ies NE1 FrCua- ~ 80. 49,
etiFrT ssssc- - Niss g-rE -. q Viss..ls
s3t4fs. g ~ Eflgr, ~ ~. CFsNH Mo =
Yascazse,tt - g " @ aer- simus
Ths Szisst Hut 49, F-ss- - O1ras~ar
L1zt's W--ss. 49, 4 aC-ssk 81 kas ne y
Ean8arss
Hscar - WARS. $40 Ea-s-ls % ~,
hceerseE kAstsla - SGaa}asr.
As,sesagrRsay - q go N5srs
&12xs a.e HBt4ss - uF~r
knrk 81 Pu~sas ~ Assa - 1Fbsas
gass pzt4its-t sss - 49, ~
HUTCHINSON 4 BUE NETT
AF-n - Iss-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
No Longer Indulgence.
New Spring and Summer Goods.

New Spring and Summer Goods.
TENiiE Pabiic y respectfully ipsaed % os- $50
u which Il the largest and h-st selected fhsf -
have ever beiFfe carfed 30 this eosnwgaSy pa
ueulaT slestAn has h-sn giErn is he ssierfsoa 81
Ladiet' Dtcss 0oots. Embfuidsry &c, uAirh -
compare iarOiabiy vita sny ever hruaehs % a..
mstsst-smssg which vii BE- f5sBnd souae b~sv.5
I1i befsge, 0fsaaaiss. OfSssdss ase s-asa &c.
fisofsd and Geld ColuFsa Berhzes ase T.sus.
Spring silss trteA stTisa) skias era - naf So
shaWis, Figured Suts- and gaekaset Mssiits
Coiiass and Sleeves KID Gloxes. EahrossrF-s -
Hem stitehed HandksFehisss, Ae.
April i6. 81. JNAL skplEa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
Notica,

a u persons that are indebted 70 d. Estate Of
n Thomas West. are notified thst paVmsot
mast Be made i'm meaistsly and ell persons haV.
log slaias vii pFssesi them iOr payment
Fsbrssry ~. IssT-Ii '-'N0''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06

'tNAetaalnNFs'a IFFfCH.
Chafles5osn. Jaiy Is. t-S1.
The parties &c he above suii are hsfrty aa,Ss-d
u appeaf 81 my oiiscs IN Ckafiesiown IrHs -
Ceuuy VifElnia, 90 The 20ih DAY Of Aasost SER
T.ib TIE vouchers % otber svidcIce. TO enable a.
TO e1ecBis ne shove decree
Jolly rs 1857. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
FOR SALE.

4 sEsrhsf 49, ss-at fs N
n F.sfa fsat1E Frs9 sgraasf sa - a
So Hrfss s-s - 80 p 49, ae= Z. s,fs9rt -
EEra.ef arraf FnEH WWHsF .aF = &C.,
lHf Ef f~tE-F -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06

RUTFh pRlNTs. ior ~ 5,
- @aas ti8esi n RAWIINa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
Q 4

pied:
oS Saturday last, IN tAi. place, after linz
s,-s, Al tie rssidsses 81 Mrs. Aaa Raw les. 4
6iSDA w. DREW. y0sssSst Ss.s kIsr Of
Do'Fsia DFsS' Of the Cousty. is he ss1A ys
JAY sItA. 1851. N Dasks.yiIle. Berkeley {
OL FINE, E.7. IA the 7Oss yer q b..
FiaS y - aor 50 year, q be ale a msut
- D. CAsreh. ssd - - an iaIs.trioss s,s, ,.ts
tf nanerS 81 years Ne u.. naeA ssIises.-
ss,eiy snsets4 kIs nsSa. Bat he !. Aou red,
ths n- q hts,-hsv,aE lived the Ayp0iEted A
s@s 70 Tie ss yoJDssi q hs F~usSd
o. the "a iAssasi, Mr. THOMAS BAIIIE.
As t,t Year of biz age The dsos.ssd !
career Sith tAs kIeh@psJ WAis asd a., Al,
AASosi-'<d uith The CSmgiIsT, Cis BaiI.,i, !.
sEs1s 7aaiiilss.
10 brTryyii'e. On the sOth uIt., HANNAH.
- ShAfiss showers, an her 4ih meath.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOVICE.
A IL persons Indebted TO ,he undersigned. will
II please come forward and settle their aeeounts
- longer time Cannot be givtn.
have eonel0dsd thar II Is imposs lille tor ne 10
do unto others a. would have others DO nhio
lice q w sApPJSgToN
January g, 1857.
For Rent.
"A iatend strictly 20 eonene my business 20
n repairiag add Making Maehiass I viii fer
Tor rssi al thai pAst oi The Zimmerman property
not nuE occarird By me, consisting 81 one large
MACHINE SHOP, viii Engins House sac
Mil an8 Plaster W 30 attached Also the FOUN
Day and "a= ore so ihs SmiiS shop u fsasigel
&2sch q, !s5s.--I wa Rowe
Notice.
A u persons HAT arr indebted 70 %. Estate Of
"A TAomas West. are notified that paymeni
mast BE- made in ~ aiatsly ard all prrssns kav.
log elaias VIII pgssrs, iher, h, 49, ,s,t
F,srasy "a. iss7-u
CASH For Negroes.
VNHOdR Pcfsoas having Negroes iof ssls ear
gstthe h.ghestpries byealiinR on the sobsert
Der a. Charlesiows Appliesicr is peTsos az \,
etief viii b promptly atishted TO-
20" 'f''s''. CO. BRAGG.
Colts b Aliens Pocket Pistols.
A coon assormebtof Csiis sns su.n,, r..
~ Voiving PisiolA. pcrCussion caps. powder
hasfa, a. far sale 81
Nov. IS, isss. cHAs q. STEWART.
CFInolIne.
pass HOOPS sksle,oE skISts. Csstus IA
~ and Cfinoiine. Coz sale b.
T. 4
Hydraulic Cssnens.
TGREsH Hydraulir Cement bss, sasfl,y is.,,,-
rFtvea So 80 ssls ~
haJ g, 1851. KEYEs 4 KRARsLEY.
Bride Bite.
HAVE ias received Q tplsa4id ss,orrmsst a.
Bfidie Rhs for sals sy "
J'e- : 's57 RAwLINs
Refrigerator.
C ~ ,'r,Li5s.Y' ps,sul sssiilsiss RRFRi0E-
Me- ~ tha1 kEYEs a HEARsLgY
Huom Mu'rrs is.i BsaE-aTs, Ts-,s-ssrs
- lhf hatka 90 sair ~
HUrCHlsON a BURNKTT.
esentIemens' Wear.
q fLoTHs Cssimsn 49, voice. n. IA. A.,
- 49, ~ JOIN L hOoFF
FEY NETS.
Whlf > ant eolorss Csuou go FhfsaS Nss,
Jsas Z, iss7. sADLER.
vyOoL WANTED.
Vtee sishss asrta Ffirs vHl ht girsn 81
Wool b srghstEs 90 ra.sF
5aar = is57 a. W. CEAMEn
RoNNETs BOyNEr RIBsoNs ssa A
- IifictaL FLOWERS. iafFs asd t-aaii.
fal sfefF lea HecfireS ~
Ap'nls, 81 NALL saDiER
E,RENcH woRK d ~ tisss. - ssis1-
~ AFfi ?, i53l. A.W. CHAMta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06

HAVE rrs-iFsf e So trs1 fIeaI ranf
n sErsltt 81 reu p - Eaa OF.
cisse p traes - 49, - .lEfts1. sFfa 30
49, tt fhs ~ s-fgl aa1as a.
Na.rs go Tuus RAw -Eys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
Watch Repairing.

TIE sz,sr~5,s+ -Hsazr ssrrs-=s sar s<fsssss q
Il a uasa pe,rs1 wa HEFss - gFrP4r-r q 60
a. gufU fa "a ~ go rsass-s. A. sszs tess
81 - ssrfsrsst d pasf 80 $50 fsFrF~ts-
Ngs. IS isss CHAs e. ETEUARr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
MEDICAL HOUSE.
Ne II SOUTH FREDERICK ST,
,--st ntLTIHORE, MD.

E.s.si.as s-s, sers fss sset.s ,s.-d s.d sc,-
esftse asisr-i.sS. ssSy 10, fse s-ypvs' II sek
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06

VNHOaE persoas having Negroes tor sale ear
EsI,hs h'ghesiPries byehliins on she subseri-
nef ~ ChafiestoSn. Applicstict ih pcrsos O. -
ettef vill b. promptly attshteS TO
inlY aA.issi. G. q. BRAGG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
CoaI! Coal!

Coal! CoaI.
FlNHE usssrsiEhet sHrt1r $3.50 "a c. ~
faTmsrir arrurasf - paFM sEiz~ HHH
FasFs7ff - ts-asss coat g - saaFt--f aa.Es.
Al sfasrs si.4as FruHgrr a-a~uf~e rs
JOIN "a UEENEa.
Hu-prrsF rrrv Sssz a. rssA
StabIeFis BinFVhR3 fsr1ial.
FFrHis t-,5tir b a-sz ,.szlss-f srs~aeir 1sa-
n ~ rf s8ts-aErs- ssrr ss-gE ssf gri=araisi
- 49, rrrp 80 49, 81 ri Fgi1E pssrrs1sa
auA $685. 49, Casylsatla aaaa 81 catitrsa
snf araEt- o. ts = .
g.. A. f-ss EEtLER a COOK
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

RAILWAY TO TnE BnEAKwATER. Tue Nortl
American makes the following remarks in re.
gard to this work The opening of the books
for the subscription to the stock Of this propos
ed work gives evidence that what has been
considerably more project 10 length ASSUME
ing the prospect of probable reality. To the
people of Philadelphia, more especially that
portion engaged in mercantile affairs, the uu-
dertiking is ono OF considerable interest, In
precisely the same ratio that the Delaware rail
road was recognized as essentially conductive
to our benefit does tho new line to the Break
water, connecting with it, seem to perfect its
claims for consideration here. As n branch Of
the trunk road now in operation, it will DO OF
much Importance in rendering the latter prof
table and successful, for it is by tho construc-
ton OF such branches that the Delaware road
is to be preserved as a regular and perm anent
avenue Of communication between our traders
aud the agricultural communities of the Pc
nlnsnia. We do not know that with so many
excellent improvements pressing upon their
attention, and demanding aid, this desirable
enterprise is likely to receive Its due SHARE
But assnredy it has claims enough to merit
encouragement. We trust that the people of
Delaware will themselves subscribe to the OK
tent of their ability, and that they will omit no
exertion to achieve success.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

WALKERS GREAT BATTLE.-.3aothsr Yer
slon.--I'he New York Sun has Il letter dated
Rivas, March Is, signed by Capt. A. Il. S. An.
derson, giving different version of the Walk
er"vict"ry" from that already made public
After noticing Walkers attack on the enemy
at st. George and the successful manner in
winch he is said TO have driven them from that
place, he proceeds:
snow came the tug of war. Our little ar.
my of not exceeding three hundred and 6fry
men, all told, were surrounded by the enemy.
numbering $500 or 1900. We were complete
~ hemmed in, but had gained our point in
drawing them out Of the place. All commu.
nlcatlon with Rivas was cut off and we were
without provisions, having taken none with us.
the distance from one place to the other being
only three miles.
Tue enemy came 10 a large ranch threw IN
entertainments and barricades along the road
walker was compelled to pass, and whore he
could not bring his artillery to play. Walker
then, ut the head OF the infantry battalion,
made desperate charge upon the barricades
ana aiter immense slaughter, cut his way past
mem. AT least five hundred shot were fired nj
the General, but all to no effect. lie is not to
he killed by the bullets of the enemy. We
Kept up the fighting for the remainder of the
DAY, and then returned to Rives for something
To eat and for rest, which the men greatly
needed We left no less than five hundred OF
the enemy on the tield-killed and wounded
"The enemy are still in the ranch, which i.
only about 1000 yards from us. We can see
them with the naked eye from our plaza. They
are supposed to be only some 800 or 46(
strong.''
The writer concludes by expressing the be
lief that Walker would soon dispurse them
The Sun, however, is of "a different opinion. /
looks upon Walkers position as very critical
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

The UNITED STATES AND CHINA.--From the
tone OF an article in the Washington Union
upon Chinese affairs it is certain that our gov
eminent does not intend to be involved in
trouble in China by cooperating with England
and France in hostities against that country
The Union says:
cit now remains for uB to preserve for Amer
lean commerce and American interests in China
all the respect and privileges in which they ara
entitled, and whenever they are assailed they
will be defended, doubtless with efficiency and
promptitnde. But, OF course, the government
of the United States will not make war upon
any country unless it has itself an ample cause
of war; and the mere fact that China is in con-
tiict with some other nation furnishes no good
reason why we should be in conflict with China
Our country has succeeded very well thus
far in its history by mindng its own business
and letting other peoples business alone, and
we arc very strongly inclined to believe that
this policy cannot be superseded by better
one. We goas far as he who goes furthest in
our desire to maintain the honor OF the stars
and stripes and to defend the rights and inte-
rests of our countrymen in every part OF the
world, but whether we ought to assist in the
controversies Of other nations, and take care of
other flags than our own is n very different
question:"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
For the peIaware Republloan.

Nm. EDtToR I'm passing along Fifth street,
noticed change, which has recently taken
place, with the old Baptist Church at the corner
OF Fifth and Walnut streets, in way of repairing,
and among the rest, there was one thing which
engaged my attention more than anything else,
viz In front Of the Church is placed stone,
upon which stands in German letters. the fol-
lowing, viz Tte Meeting House of ne Gsrmaa
Eeangehcat Congregation aud Bgptised. Chris
mans AS this is a strange name not known
in Church History, nor among the various
Christian denominations of the land. will Won
Mr.. Editor, or some other person that knows,
nave the kinTness, through the columns Of
your paper, TO intormme what kind of society
this might be that Dec pies the old Baptist
Church, at the present time, and oblige
ONE THAT WOULD LIKE TO KNOW.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

THE LEATHER TRADr.--There is great com
plant of the high price Of leather throughout
the United States. The same is the case, we
see, in England. The boot and shoemakcrs Of
London recently held a meeting, and after de-
claring that the price Of leather is from fifty to
eighty per cent. (many estimating it at even a
higher figure than that more than it was a year
ago, resolved TO advance the price of their
manufactures. The London Sun says.
"rhe scarcity and consequent high coat Of
leather are chiefly attributable by the trade TO
the enormous consumption of the article during
the war, when at the same time no raw hides
were imported into this country from St. Pet.
ersburg; to the greatly increased quantities of
leather now being exported to the United
States; to the murraln among cattle in south
America, whence we have been accustomed Ia
derive large supplies Of raw hides to tile px
poriation of boot aud shoes in Incredibly large
quantities to the Australian colonies since the
gold discovery, and to decrease in the supply
OF leather we have heretofore received from
France, resulting from tn eextemsive substitu-
non OF leather for wooden shoes among the
lower classes in the French provinces"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

INDEPENDENT CITY TICKET.

= IT 1711-T T UT --SIHIrF
Mr., EDITOR The signs of the times indi-
cate that an independent city ticket will be
form ID composed of men irrespective OF party
opposed to the present city charter. Much
dissatisfaction is manifested by large class Of
individuals to the amendments, and i learn it is
proposed to hold meeting inrelation to ii, at
an early day at the City Hall. 1t is contended
BY many that Council have arrogated to them
selves an arbitrary and drspotic power in forcing
upon them a charter which they consider OBJ
noxious and in opposition to the majority of the
people of Wilmington, as will be shown in Sep
tsmber next through the BALLOT BOX.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

WILMINGTON DIRECTORY. The undersigned
would not now press themselves into notice be-
fore the public, were It not for the unjust and
uncalled for remarks by the proprietors of the
Journal and Statesman, in their edition OF
Tuesday last, charging Mr.. Head as having
started the canvass for Directory of Whining
ton, to oppose u work (they style Directory
which they intend shortly TO issue. In justice
TO Mr.. Head, we beg to state the fuels.
We called upon the proprietors of the Jour-
nal, and learning from them tho kind OF work
they were engaged upon, informed them what
We proposed publishing-entrely differentin It's
objects from their work-lt could not be con-
strued as an opposition also how and where
1t was to be published, and statad to them,
(upon their intimating such an idea,) that Mr..
Head in no lcise Interested in, or had ichgt-
erer, any control Of, either the caasassiag, conf
pRing, or publishing of Mr.. Boyd's work, but as
an act of courtesy, 1--WE have extended to all
respectable booksellers in the various towns
that we have published Directories of, the title
page had been rendered him for his imprint,
and he mad been solicited by Mr.. Boyd, (being
referred to him br the postmaster OF Whining
ton to whom MIR. q. had previously written to
upon the subiect,) to become the agent for the
sale OF the work. This fact was distinctly
stated to the proprctors of the Journal in their
office, before the remarks alluded to appeared
IN theirpaper. The misrepresentation charged
to have been made by parties connected with
Mr.. Boyd's Directory, Cor the implication to
that eflect,) is without foundation, there having
been no representations of any kind made but
what were substantially true, viz That Mr..
Boyd's was the only general DIRECTORY now be-
ing canvassed for in Wilmington. We have
only to say, in conclusion, that if the citizens
of Wilmington will aid us, and encourage our
work, wewill produce such Directory us will,
we hope, give general satisfaction, and bo a
credit to the town. Very respectfully,
IT. TANNER, Jr., eanvasser for
Mr. Wu / no.n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

SCENES IN THE LIFE OF MEDICAL STU
DEsT.-We commence to-day the publication
ola series OF literary articles with the above
title from the prolific pen Of a professional
gentleman of this city. They were written
several years ago, the greater portion of which
appeared in the Republican. At that time
they were much sought after and considerable
interest manifested by the patrons of this pa
per and the reading public when they appear
cd. Since then the Republican has become
the most widely circulated journal in this
State, and as they possess merit of high or
der, Astounding with thrilling and stirring Incl
dents, and the author being resident of our
city, they will command the same interest MS
when first published. We shall strike OH an
extra number OF copies, but we would say to
all who wish to to procure this interesting pro-
ducton to subcribe early.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
WAss{1aGT0M HoTEL,
NETV.9PE. DEL


DAVIS W. UEiIaVliN, PROPRIETOR.
IA THE UNDERSIGNED takes this fle,hnl 20
~ announce 70 io travelling puhlic that he sill con.
ssshn tncs 10 Keep This well known esRh shmsut, nnd
lszl- prepared tO accommodate nli the best
naisf disposed % favor Inn with their patronage. The
well furnished aud ventilated and trouble "
expense spared IL provide for the wnnts aud oous Of
lbs guesis-sond sallns Is aaehed % tbs Hnto with in
dustriuns and experienced Csgr, nnd good will he
tai OF animals Hnd vehHaB Families aud others who
side in tho large cities and who desire spending portion
their III The country for RECREATION during wealth
OF where find moro delightful ar healthy place
tho Do,Isng md attentive strvais Will be
sany Kept 10 attad to the wants au cnnyenlencsA Of the
patrons VI he House Hack leaves tho Hotel connect
/ Drtlot N, NJ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
SlJPERiOR CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
s. Il HORN


50 EsPECTFULL Y ISvIrEs all
a xr56A IL Ia want Of Carriages executed ~
80 SsH on Iaf lis Coach daauisoiqyy situated
tHp W.@n sf,i 6e III lie public may nay
rost assurau -. tho Vehicles ut establishment are
made rum the nest nnie and an The MORN Yille BEST
msnhancs in tho conutry. They Ie confidently recon-,
neGdei and the peOPir cordalN Invited to call ald
examine l5 ,ntl,ssiSes- eoIsiingily 81 TEND Bahog
WAGONS, sUlKEYS, 30, SO,
Repairing promptly attended ahd executed in the best
manner. apr. Sano.
III SpRlNn.-Thls is the Of tie year, llR RS
quss around aud what is needed, by tile wHy
oil change wearing Hppare our selves, We are
laying spring Goods and Dur only trouble Ito mud rom
for them, here IN TINS HouSe; Y looking oyer our Sloek
much Il discrepancies mo very much to hhd room Ior
them. but Will make ROOM by kicking out all the u1ds
stock have lett. going to sell Hnd get fld OF
tiff get pFice, wilt take an ner. dont go
for keeping On hand Onr bOursa ANA SHOES lor largo prices
sell wear after year Until depreclhtl'l q hs stock aug
tho the uoney ears them up. we VIII now sell
ladies thick sole heel BnOrs, such as we have soldlo UO
Tor 10 cts. par and mems SHoRs thnt We nave bnu l9
sewed Doors shall sell tof G<25 pRf hlu 80 on.
Npu that bargains r casl come nu LOOK whet
viii sell y6u Gents uat dress Doors for 2uO pair and
Ladies' r AIrgs rs low us 10 cts, pair anu ChTeIs
SoRs nn 10 cs, 10 10 ana 81 cts pan; there r. no keep
IN over old stock tl4hese lJgs. Now word To the La
dos UPON the fashionable SDs this Summer the Cater Boot
will lead pot vi fashion, all other klnl Of SHuEs put 10
geiber, uthe uaipE oenr IN point q nson Is haI 10
mostly line BnWu ad the Tan coTs occupy prom
lnent position and from that we can Judge lat s'se c'os
dies Dress have boon mRkinS up LADIES' tue
Gailes this Inst wluer, onye Seventy dilrei coors and
a card al hastings Of 10 different culors and slades OF
coOrs for the lans Ia pick from, 10 match aay shade y
N Ba Ig h 1t "FANE%s meat shos store No is
West 2nd ST., w limisiuh, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

CONNECTICUT ELEoTIoN--HARTFoRD April I,
Sufficient returns have been received to in.
sure the election of Alexander Halle, republi
can, as Governor, by small majority over
Samuel Ingham, dem. Also the balance OF
the State Ticket, as follows -Lieut. Gov.
Alfred Burnham Secretary, O. II. Pratt
treasurer, Il. Wildman; ami Comptroller, j.
u Lamb. The congressional delegation stands
as follows; First district, Ezra CLARK, repub
second do, Samuel Arnold, dem; third do.
sydney Dean, repub.i fourth do, VIM. Bish-
op, dem. Clark and Dean are members of the
present House.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

Washington Irving, who is now in his 10Th
year, recently received an invitation to be
present at the Grafton delivered by Edward
Everett Albany. He returned an answer re-
GREETING his inability to attend, on account of
his being so busily occupied in getting the last
volume of his work on Washington through the
press, and hisbeing necessarily subject to the
printers call.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
]. S. WkssAAER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
ODD fELLONS HALL,

NFiW AXIS, TltTn
az THE SUBSCRIBER tenders his THANKS To his
III numerous Ehtfnns for their liberal m honagr
IA sinU5 hs commenced buiIbess in Newdrr, aud
Hf would respectfully stare that he has removed to
.-aa~ III OdA Fellows Hall whers he will have
room and greater clitios IN the conduct Of ms hus
ness Being practical tniihr and having had large
peri enne in tho aT Of garment drafting and employne
none hut comp hslds, wi be sae guarantee TINT
all orders lef his will he executed IN neat
snhstan al maner and at shurtest notice The best
quality OF CLOTHS AssTSfRRs and RRsTEGs, constant
y sept on n1 besides large and varied assortment
iauik efnhies. Collars MAX les. GloveB Stuckiugs
SHUTS, Suspendcra, SO, Ahoag excellent nssortponi
tobacco with variety ol other articles usually to BE-
bad n a Tobacco store. a-Iy. Do
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

TENHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
a tween Zadok +. Hpeskmsn and Jsues Dilworth
trad ne gnder the firm of Speaal Dworh ia this day
dlsSosed By nu consent Tho business Of the late n
Will DO settled by the firm Of Sprrknan 4 Gordon.
zADoK il. sPEAKdAN.
up. g52mo. JAMES DIN ORTH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
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~ W To tho pnblytei he Inns removed TO- the spac-
mi Gus Buidiuis, fbIfgSay occupied by rholnas =:
Plumly, situated az the Nfth west corner OF Oraws
aui Nih Sti wnra he has on hard aud Will cnnatany
haep for sale Al his Wac Rooms SuSkklOk ~ AZ
TURE OF every description. Having io NV e'a
play OF goods, no cordially invites all IN my \. ,ers
his line IN call md examine previous 90
The host niechancs are Ia his employ, nnil their Y
compare iav1fHhy with nihniliaetory in the cor
the latest styles and most approved patterns INN
Prieured ;ngd he ners5d ihcllities are such that
all whD have uFdrrs w have them promptly filled.
pmcl icnI nlaclaato, having working for than
good, neat and su1saallal Furnl!utei The Stock o.
embraces every thing connected with Housek espln
the North Ia cnrn8r will he found client nsso
q MATTR ESsf-s, such az SPRING, HAIR, n
10 UNDERTAKrSG attended to promptly n