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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

No, WEST FIUNIU SV., " I!MINfdVONt NEL,
FASFnUNABIE MitIINER,
-. IL AZ opened sp'cudid assortment Of BoNNgrs
d IA RtPBnNs FEATHERS, and Towers Of eyery
wv vtes tho Ben ion vi her en and the public gnp
crafty. Sh0 has aian httcd up SHOW ROOM, which
greatly adds the iGnce aud Accommodations OF
e!nsrs giving her ~ nd .aat ee HossSsfei BY fey a. t
and determination 10 keep the hest articles that the
market affords, mud sell ut low rates SHE feels CohdeuI
that she give slactinu 10 all WIN Favor he
with avist isthRlkfn for the P}trsnase hsretoloTl
extended TO her by strtct atH tidH ad desire u
please she hopost1 merit md receive continuance o
the same.
n B.Beaclling and Pressing for the trade pronrtl
attended to at the shortest nHiicD. np, III 3mO.
On "Wednesday the 92t inst Mrs. OTma VIII have M
opening for the display Of hnr new and complete
mont OF Framoh and Ameri nm EoolA.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
yo 70 Market Street bsloV Third, Wilmington.
WILLIAM BLACKBURN,
Clnf Hmm and nIarchanf Tnilnn.

40. 10 MARKET STREET, WHINING
IA i,N TQN, DELAWARE, baviGGg On hand a., 4
WX VestJngs, l0rSPRING ANDSUMMER WEAR,
--u would respectfully ask buyers TO call and OK
anime his stock before making their selections rs he IS
convinced he can please in style, quality, and prce Of
goods. Al articles made by HIM warranted to fit and
large assortment of Cheap and fashionable Clothn
always ON HAND Also, Gentemen's Fnruis hing Goous
consisting OF SHIRTS, Collars, Under shirts, Drawers,
Gloves, SIsponlers, Stockings Hankerchiefa, Cmhre
las, 60, &c. t7- D1nt forget No. ~ Market street,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

hatsosvcr is sod in the sNmblel, that cat asking
questions for cOrscieneN sake. 18th " chap X, LIST Cor
Fer every creature o God is good aud nuhnsio he re-
fused iri he rerciyad. nat with mlrnir!ns with thanks
givinr, chap. ~, 9TH v. ist vim.
1-5 As tho subscriber desisea toOwe no person any
3A2SS thing tut Love; therefore he soclisa llbcra
lazes of the patronage from both saint and ei-
ner NJ MS ShamM9s corner e Second and Market SITS
Orders ls nt W,lhnutk. McCleoH' Hardware store. or
al Phillips Combs & Cn,, Broai, Pic and Caho Bakery,
W. wv ISAIAH STARR.
N.B.-CaBt omers marketing delivered at the- resi-
dences. far. 1i-snp.1 I,S.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

From CALIFoRNIA.-The steamship George
Law arrived at N. York on Monday with near
ly million and a quarter of dollars in gold,
and later news from Central America and CAL
ilornia. The dates from Greytown are to
April I'd. Col. Lockridge went upthe river on
the 24th of March, with all his forces, to attack
San Carlos. When last heard from he was at
the Machucha Rapids, intending to attack Cas-
tillo on the morning of the Goth. He had re-
moved everything from San Carlos and Scrap
iqui previous to leaving. Nothing later had
been received from General Walker. There
was some excitement on the Isthmus growing
out of an apprehension that the natives design
ed to attack the foreigners. The railroad COM
pany was taking every precauton to protect the
passengers and their property during the tran
sit. A bearer of dispatches from Bogota en-
barSed on the steamer at Aspinwall, on his way
to Washington, with news that Mr.. Morse had
been refused all negotiation on the riot ques-
ton. proposition had been made in the
New Granada Senate TO send force to the
Isthmus, which met with opposition. The
news from California is meagre. Nc further
action has been had in the Legislature con-
corning the State debt. The prisoners con-
fined in the State prison are starving, anu some
deaths have occurred. The Legislature has
appropriated So, 900 for their relief Trade at
San Francisco is improving. The Chinese pro-
duce has largely advanced. Tens are fully so
per cent higher. Flour has declined % per
cent, closing at Sl1 for superfiue. The re-
ceipts of gold dust arc very large.
| The news further Indicating gloomy financial
prospects. FuRds are wanting to pay the pub
lie officers. A Constitutional Convention is
also proposed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STA r.
JS@N LION hGONrR F. A T. will gtand for Mares the
SAonsung ct =. Georges, the first four days Of
anch week. and at Middle town Friday and Saturday Of
each week commencing The season on tho 18TH Of AgTl 83
and ending IN the l5thoI Inly TINS celebrated IT9hg
Stock Horse well known tn the public 70 need any
COMMENT For further PARTICULARS 500 hupdbllls-
Montreal has proved usofa sure md Super
or stock horse. He Is natural rotlng horse ana mas
TRIMS Montreal will stand ut tho low rates Of SO tho
sea SON. and &3l insure with ioai Tho Se9son
money be paid during the season, know nseyera driv
ing colts sired by Montreal that eau tro their mile n three
mnnesat the years nud cannot h9 purchased under
i've hnndred dollarB eaeh. lanlG-lml RAlpl pEAsE.
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COM M ERC[AL.


CORRECTED BY G. BAssETT.
[MeCiary's Building, Market street, ADORE 6ih.l
Wheat Flour from wagons SIS 81
Rye do do. 25
Wheat per bushel new, 40
Rye do 10
Corn Meal per barrel 90
do per bushel e.
Corn g.
Oats 45
Clover-soed. Is
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Flour AND MEAL.-Flour is in fair de-
mand. Standard and good brands at$55aG.-
Sales Of better brands for home consumption
at S6a62, and extra and fancy brands at So 70
az 25. There is very little export demand.-
Rye Flour is held at 81 per Dbl. Last sales of
Corn Meal at SO II per Dbl.
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull, but prices are steady.
Sales of prime Pennsylvania red are making at
81 42al As, 81 55al S. for good white. Rye
is steady; sales of Pennsylvania at 81 cents.
Corn is in fair request, at 65 cents for new vel
low ailoat, 66c for old and G3c, in the cars and
in store. Oats are scarce; sales of Pennsyl-
vania at 4sa49c. per bus. Last sales Of Barley
Malt at 81.
SEEos.-Cloyersee is less active. Sales o
prime ct so per "a lbs. Last sales of Timoth,
at SO l5a3 70, and Flaxsoea at 81 Goal o5,-
Sales OF Red Top at SO 80. Hard Grtss 50 10
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON .--Indidn Delegation
10 Florida-hEEtary MOpements.-W AsHINe-
TON, April 14.-The Secretary of the Interior
has given full instructions to Messrs. Rector
and Carrot, Indian Agents who have left Wash
ington for the scene of their duties, TO organ
ize delegation from the Creeks and Seminoes
west Of the Mississippi, to proceed to Florida
in the autumn, on especial business, the object
of which is to persuade Billy Bowlegs and his
followers to emigrate. The Florida Seminoles,
the government is aware, are too proud to be
forced TO do this at the poiAt of the bayonet,
and hence the resort to peaceful measures,
which will, II is confidently believed, accom-
plish this important measure. In view Of the
| above mentioned design, there will, in the
meantime DO no active military, movements in
| Florida.
| AS heretofore stated, there will be no troops
stationed in Kansas who have in any way been
complicated in the former difficulties in that
| Territory.
| In addition to n large force detailed for &C.
companying the commission to run the South
orn boundary of Kansas, a summer campaign
! to chastise the Cheyennes and Kioways is ar
ranged, and several officers arc now here re.
| ceiving specific instructions TO that end. None
of these troops are Intended for Utah, as ha.
been conjectured.
A Kentucky slave is at Albany, soliciting
funds to buy himself. He comes to the Free
states under bonds to return to Kentucky
given by white men to his owner.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

WA NTsn,-t bog to stand in trimming and variety
" sssfa Apply sl 0iie - np. 0-tl.
f,GsGi, sss @ETER, Ellis cIi1si5-oI MSsnsSi1.
~ El'ls fluid Mssnesia h1sysnds Coclped Mssnsbiss
Ssi1Aiz RJWderg Soda fowJsrs, an Teaet Powders
ErowA- sgfens Of i.ilsaft III uich ana frest Hl
Ell9 WM. BAKER kINs EYfS Drug ffors.
YRS CbeTfy Pei oral and Pils. HolloTRyis oint-
II me1 ami rs the gquvtnsi All Swayno's eDd Jeyne'n
Family Me0!cine9; NORe Ointment. q good remedy
for various efnpfivt sEeaae1; buy The genuine at
WAN. BAKER KfNSEYIS,
az. IS Corner 5th and uHrket-sla.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. APRIL 18th, 1867.
Upon the application of Ann Dandy. Exocuirx and
" Henry Dandy, Executor Of the last Will and Tesla
Inent Of JOHN DANDY late Of the civ N wilmington.
"a SAID County. deceased, it is ORDERED and directed
by Register thst tho Executrix Executor aIpr
SAID give nnco e. the granting of Letters Tsamenary'
ing thee0 by causing be post with
in forty DAYS from the date Of such let ers SIX of the
mns public places oft the County Of New Castle requT
Ing az persons having demands against the Estate 4
made aud provided And also cause the SAME To he
inserted withinhe peeod IN III Delaware Repub-
lican,a newspaper published Wi ami to be
continued therein two months.
i--) GIVEN under the hand ant Seal of Oice Of hi
}fSS Register aforesaid, a. New Castle, IN New Cas-
(N~l tie County nfnresaii, tho das and year above
PETER %, VANDEVER. Register.
NOTlCB,-Al persons having claims against the rs;
To tho Executors before the i3h day Of April A. y.
1885, abide tho Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. ANN nANBY. | t,wa.,,a,,
WILMINdroN Arm l9th 10 2. az. ld emo.
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PETERsoN's LADY's NATIONAL MAGAZINE for
May, fully sustains tho high reputation that
work has already attained. Those who wish q
cheap monthly publication can not do better
than to subscribe to this magazine. 1t can be
had at any of the book stores.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
Moohanioa Teetine az Newark

Pursnan, 70 call Meeting of me Meohpnios Of Newark
was held IN Ac&snns buildng on Thursday evening APTi
9sh W. ihsmeeng wa called e order hy george W
lay The OF the meeting was htated ~ he char
when mOtionN committee OF i've appointed 70 pre-
pare sines consisting OF Jacob o. Note A. Johnson,
Jaiefies, J. Ninsne eud IemesT Mo re, AterH brlef
interval die eoJni reported the following resolutions
which were ordered 70 be rahd.
l. RESOLVED That the present system Of working lfon
sqn to sun io.t snd ugf andth better eapalission
2 kEsoI FED, hat adopt the ten hour system a. our
future guide aud that we notify our employers on or before
Sa lrlgy night Of oar discrimination,
g REsoLYEps That We go 10 work on Monday mosniqg
tho usual nD1r, axe hour at noon, and quit IN te
evening al O'Clock, an
4. REsoLyEp, Ttat W. use utmost endenyorA 20 as
s.. Ihoe 90 procure work who may 10 thrown out oil e-
o. RgsoLyEp, That our greatest exerons TO pre-
vent Others from coming 10 town for the purpose oi working
the long hours.
On motion resolutions ware uuHnimousy adopted.
motion td7 ti C1mnitiol who adopted the res
oltons n9d inform PIE employers oftheir deteminailon
which was ln. :. motion was adopted that all who were
willing 70 sed to the roaopion should sigh Tho paper con-
tanning them.
4 motion Va sn,tanud tlnt j. T. Wmgato take paper
and SCI l.a signatures Of those who lave not already
Egu0d H.
On motion adjourned to moot on Thursday night.
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hGMUV Al. ~,

HAVE REMOVED MY HAT AND
n CAP STORE to No. " Market street, two AissA
III doors above my old stand, where have on s-sA
~ hand large assortment Of SILK, FELT LEG
HORN, PANAMA and OF the host quality and
style. Also large assortment OF Caps for men aud boys.
would particularly invite the attention ofthose who have
Ind difficulty in wearing gthq to the PATENT FLEXIBLE
silk Hat which adjusts Itself 10 the weaTers head.
ld-2m THOMAS ID, WEBB.
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lgotiGcl

THE PUBLIC arc hereby notified that the Boot and
SQe bgsfs sg9oios carried on under the management
Quoted under lia oo-PaCnefshp of baldwin &Dsys vino
propos keeping general assurtnept Of Ladies aud Cen
teaen Eoo and -oea % Be sold a. the mosi reasonable
WHICH Will 30 attended 10 az the shortst notceIhe sub
scher ?cctill SOLICIT continuation q hnt p1ronags
which Hitherto been bestoW and will strive by strict
attention TO business to give every posIbe spIss9ton
GEORGE DAY,
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GUN, RIFLE

PISTOL MANUFACTORY,
NO, % KING STREET, ABOVE SECOND,
WILMINGTON, DFL,
PHILIP = LONG
a RESPECTFULLY announces hEi,
TM ~ IL 70 Sport mnnt and others that Nh M
ANstg(-/ he stills continues to manufacture XGEiS
stENss md repair GUNS, RIFLgs md FIs- %
~ H~$sA tolls on the most reasonable cash
" " prices, Also, particular attention paid 10
house and stoanhoa. Bel henging Key lttng L9ok re-
ing continuance OF he hopes by strict aten-
ton to business 10 ins-lt the same.
In addition Gunsmithng hO teepB for sale MUSICAL
nj CITY prices, mp. l6-iy.
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MONEY WANTED.-Persons indebted for ad-
vertlsiDg, printing or subscription, will confer
great favor by calling and settling their &C.
counts, or by renting through the mail the
amount do M. We have large sum of money
to make up this sprins, and hope an appeal to
those in arrears will not be in vain. Our agent,
MIR. Jeandell, will wait on our friends in the
neighborhood Of Delaware City, st. Georges,
Odessa, and Middletown, in n few days, and
we trust that not q single person will ask him
to" call again" Those who promptly respond
ed to our former hint, have our thanks, and we
commend their example to the imitation Of all.
-----
CHRrsrIANIrY.-It is really amusing to read
the articles in the Delaware Gasette in regard
to the Democratic party furthering the cause of
christianity. The eharlutantism displayed Is SO
giarlng, the hypocrisy so complete, and yet so
apparent, that they cannot fail to produce a
smile. The idea Of the Democratic party pro-
noting christianity, is preposterous. In almost
every State it has arrayed itself against laws
for the suppression of incompetence, and OPEN
ly and deliantly appealed to the passions and
Feelings Of the more depraved portion Of the
people, and strange as it may seem, professors
Of religion rejoice over the villainny which
has proved successful. The Democratic party
has not aided to promote the spread of chris
tianity, but christianity has aourished and ey
tended its borders in defiance of ii. This il a
fact that cannot be successfully denied. The
position of the editor Of the Gasette reminds
us forcibly Of the auecdota Of deacon of a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

Elghty-eight persons committed suicide in
New York city the past year, and precisely the
anne number the year previous.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

FAMINE AND BLooDsHED IN NEBRASKA. The
Missouri Democrat learns FROM gentleman
VINO recently arrived from Council Bluffs that
the people Of the various towns ON the river
above St. Joseph, were destitute, not only of
the luXuries, but many Of the necessaries Of
life. As the steamer St. Mary passed along,
eager crowds fastened ON board at every land
ing, for the purpose of purchasing portions OF
her cargo that might he for sale. Several per-
sons who went up with her had provided them
selves Tor such demands, and realized large
profits on their ventures. The Democrat learns
further, that four men were shot at Plattsmouth
N. T., on Saturday evening, March 18th, by
the orders or hands u tho vigilance committee
and that five others were banisled by the same
party, from Nebraska, across the river, and
forbidden to rerurn to the territory under pain
OF death, if caught. Their offence was claim
jumping.
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hocusr Apu sTAIN COAL.


B sy 1S19yet i5cig Art Gq,5so Of 10
-SdsM Haylns sol thus Goat during the year iai6,
eSSJszE7 and bocamO satisfied by experience OF IT'D
superiority In purity and durability, and
consequent economy iuti consumer, they lave INSIDE
arrangements FIR cOuat ant supply during the season;
and oier IL to the PUBLIC at tho lowest nrhrt price.
Also, on hand Rfoli Mountain, Schuy Kill and Hazel
ton, Lehi 90 Coal French ST., Wharf, WI mngtOn. Del
left,
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Notice.
AE-n

New CASTLE COUNTY BANK,
ODESSA, APRIL lltl 1857.
THE stockholders in this Institution are hereby
l. notified, that the annual election for nine direc-
i9rs to serve Gr one eaT will DO held at their BanEns
tween the hours Of O'Clock, 4. md O'Clock NJ.
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Jumping.
GONE SoUTH.-Wo fine the following para
graph in Willis letter from Idlewild, last week,
to the Home Journal"
With only yourself, dear reader, TO listen,
should have turned our evenings gossip upon
another subject, and one to which the Home
Journal has u first claim-my principal errand,
this time, to the city. l went down to see the
embarkation of MoTris-Our beloved Geordie
of Song and Observation-Disclosures bis voyage
to Southern attitudes for health. Hard work
has put him out of condition. His head and
his eyesight need recuperative leisure. And
he has gone to the South--where they love the
boy And if they will let him laugh enough,
and treat him tendery, and shake his honest
fist so as to draw OFF the action from mis- brain
and eyes to his heart and liyqr, he will come
back GO as good as nav, "-pleaso God in all
human probability. Time presses now, but
next week, We will address letter to the dear
Invalid "-commending him, meantime, to
the South that has g always cottoned to him. .
-- - ----s-----
Rev. Mn. SPUnoEON.--rhe London Freeman
says that the Rev. O. II. Spurgenn again on
Sunday occupied the Music Hall of the Surrey
Gardens. The audience numbered some ten
or eleven thousand persons. Among the con-
gregalion were Lord John Russell, Sir James
Graham, Lord Stanley of Alderly, and a mum
Der of members of Parliament. On retiring,
Lord John Russell and Lord Stanley of Alder
ly, had a heightened conversation with Mr.
Spurgeon, both Of the noble members express
sing the most unqualified admiration of the
talents of the reverend gentleman. We under
stood that Mr.. Sturgeon has received foul
Thousand live hundred pounds sterling towards
his new tabernacle. At the close of recen
sunday mornings service, he was presented
WITH hundred pounds for that object, by MIR
Ruskin, the author OF % Modern Painters
Later news from Europe has been received
by the arrival at New Fork Of the HAMBURG
steamer Borussa Numerous political arrest
have been made at Lyons, and il is stated tina
secret society has been discovered, whose
members are sworn to aid in the election of IN,
republican, Raspail. The Spanish election
began ON the 18th of March, and the nrospec Of
were, of course, favorable to tho government
The lnfante Don Enrique, brother Of the King
had been ordered to leave spain for having de
clared in favor of the Progressistas.
LATER FROM KANsAs.-ST. LOUIS, April IA
The Lccompton correspondent of the Demo
crat says that the appointment of MIR. Wake
as Governor gives great dissatisfaction, as III
is regarded as favorable to the formation of
slave State; and that tke instructions to carr
out the provisions Of the census rouses greai
indignation.
The letter also says that q spirit Of violen
and reckless lawessness is beginning to be ex
hibited under the appointments Of the new Ad
ministration.
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EEnsinr,I GIoves

EHE bast place a huy cheap STOCKINGS, Cloves Hand
\ klrchirfs, tlullsrs treves, flOuneng, u a. kO-
BERT NLElN'~ cheap Hosiery land THINNING Store,
No, no Market st.. between fourth and Fin h Sts.
up.l e.
c,rANrnN "a f.n.h ~ irat rnnslvad ~ O. aAs.
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shgEvls! ishaw-s !! Shawls
4 BEAGTiF q assn tine OF Sptlng SHANNLS now
n opening at ROBERT hLslNS me price store,
Mo- no MARKET Street, between Fourth and Finh Sts.,
Wilmington, Gel.
sfaGisb Quarters taxi en- f9r s5 cents. ap.ls-f
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DEsrRucrIyg FGRE AT PTTsBunG.-PITTs-
DuRG, April li.-A disastrous fire occurred
this morning at South Pttsburg. The planning
mill OF James Millinger, was destroyed, togetll-
er with two million feet of seasoned lumber ;
also three adjoining dwellings. Mr.. Mellinger's
an insurance of 16,000-9O00 in Pittsburg
offices, $4,000 in tho State Mutual Insurance
Company of Philadelphia, and $1,000 in the
Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company
of the same city. The fire originated by ac-
cident.
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WAsHINuTON, April I4.-The saIutatory OF
Mr.. Harris as the new editor of the Union, is
in type, having been submitted to President
it announces himself sole proprietor, and de-
clares that he will support tho Administration
on the Democratic platform. 1t is expected
that the Union will continue as the official Or
gan. The Hon. Edward Burke has been en-
gagged as assistant editor for the coming year.
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MARRIED,

On tho Cd inst, by Row j. NJ. McCarter, Mr. DAVID II.
ARSoE to Miss JIMMIE A. daughter of H. Il, Walls both
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