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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

Thes ubseriberhasthisd aysold nisentir stock
Of China aAd Glassware, Cutlery, 30, to Thos.
de NormRndie, whe will continue the usiness at
the old stand, No. 500 Market st. He cordially
reoommendsh his Successor to those who have been
customers hestore, as one who perfectly under-
stand the businoss, and willattend to their wants
both sgreeably and with promptness.
Dec. l, 1852. CLEMENT b. SMYTH.
The subscriber avin been identified with The
establishments of David Smyth, David Smyth d
Son and Clement B Smyth, for the past eighteen
years, haspurchasedthos store who the alter as
occupied together withtho stock of goods now ON
hand, with tho intention o I carrying on the same
business Thestsok is by far the larg est and most
eomPioteof Its kind n the State, and embraces
nearly every articlein use, ofeither China, Glass
or ouoensware, as wellas q good assortment .
silver Plated and Britannia ware, Cutlery, 30. /,
30. Also the most extensive stock Of Coal Oh
Lamps, ohimneys and Shades in thiseity. The
purest quality Of Kerosene Oil alwayson hand. II
10 hoped tho old customer and friends Of the es-
tabiishmentwill ontinus with thee hange Of pro.
prietorship, the pstronagsso literally bestowed
on the former owner.
THOMAS z De
so2Markststrest, Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

CoNGeEss --Iu the Senate on Friday the COM
mi.tee Of conference made their inal report on
the bill " protect the lives OF passengers en-
steau, ,rssel5. Tie bill has lherettra passed
both Houses, al d gots 10 the President tor APP
proyui A bill was passed granting to citizens
auA those who have declared their Intention
TO become such, the right to pre-empt unoccu-
ped mineral lands of the government. bill
vas introduced TO prevent the courts being
made means OIL prosecuting loyal persons. Il
provides that if any action fer damages TO per
Sun or property during the war, the defend ant
may prove the plaintiff to have been engaged
IN dsloyal acts against the United States II
established, the point shall he good defence.
The Committee on Finance reported the bill
to protect the revenue. The committee Of con
ference on the diplomatic appropriation bill
male n report on the section striking out pay
Tor unr Minister At Lisbon. After a long dis.
cussion tho report was agreed to. The civil
apJ ropriaiion bill was then taken--up. An
amendment was offered to compensate loya
owucrJ of slaves mustered into the United
States military service, pending the considera-
ton OF which an executive session was held
In the evening the Senate reassembltd, anI
cons ileted a number of bills relating 10 tn
District Of Columbia Adjourned.
House.-The Military Committee reported
till To establish aud protect national cemete
ries A Joint resolution was adopted gigin
the building tecently occupied by the fair
aid Of the Soldiers aud Sailors Orphan
Home 10 the institution for an additional TAI
The iolnt resolution for the admission of Ter
uessce WAS taken up, and considerable discu
sion ensued The vote was taken section
section, and each were successfully adopted,
was the preamble. Finally, the Joint resolr
lion was passed-ypas 1875 nays IL. NJ
Stevens reported a bill to provide for restoriI
to the Ststes lately in rebellion their full p
u,ical rights. Finally, it was laid on the tab
Nj Stevens resolution with reference to a.
iournmtut Until September was taken up MS
privilege question and finally rejected. 4
luurned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
REGIsTER,s OFFICE.

IIror the applicstion 81 WY v. sTEW1HsER4' "A.
Oministrator of Heater Ann Jones, late Of PencadsE
I'D ~ said COUNTY, deedi y 10 ORDERED and d.
give notice q the granting Of Lsttsrs q Admn.tatioh
the kstae OF with the date Of grant
Ing thereof BY csusing Advertisements to be posted
within forty the date ofanoh aix
recurring all persons having dsmands sanstths
kstate TO present the same abide by AnAot of As
sembiy sue made and provided And cause
the same to be Inserted within the period tn
Delaware Republican. = Newspaper published In Will
min gton and to be continued thers In two months.
Wi Given under the and and Seal of0hice Of 0
s.. Register aforesaid, atNew CASTLE An New CAS-
written. H. o. RRA1M, Register.
tate of the ceased the duly atested
| to the Administrator on or before MAY 18th, 1881,
| provided. VIM, W, STEWART,
| June lt-fm. Admi nstrator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

Keep CobI-This lie common expression, |
but with the mercury ranging from ninety to |
one hundred degrees, IL is more easy to say
such words than to conform TO them. The
temper may be kept down, but the blood will
almost boil aud the perspiratiou u ow Ia almest
constant stream. Frequent ablutions are
good for the health in such weather, aud
therefore the bath tubs Of Parker, at No. IL
East Third Street, should be constantly occu-
pied and his shampooing basins find plenty of
customers. bath or shampoo 10 q luxury,
real treat, in such hot weather.
Itch, Itch, Itch, Army Hch.-England's Col
den Itch Ointment will cure the worst cases Of
Army Itch. 1t contains no mercury or other
Ingredients in any way injurious TO health
Those suffering from this terrible disease
| should procure it at once. Ask for highlands
Golden ltoh Ointment and take no other. l..
M. EsaLAND, Druggist and Chemist, corner OF
Fifth and Maik,t Streets, Wilmington, Del.
Price bp cts. box; by mail 80 cts. ja24
Kndting Stove aoood--Having purchased the
fxturel OF George Whiting, the subscribers
now offers for sale sawed wood for kindlnp
stove purposes at the following rates. for mix
cd oak a0d hickory wood per load, $3.50; OAK
| or pine, 50 90, or 10 boxes at the usual rates
Orders to he lett at the Office of Geo. W. Bush
French street wharf.
|
ticulsr attention to fitting up stores as we'll as Il
all kinds of jobhing in his line of business
PERSONS wishing counters, and other fixtures
would do well to give him a call as his term
are very moderate. His shop is at No. IL
West street. his residence ia at No. 423 Eas
Fourth street.
Excursions There are many excursion
, being made this season to popular places {
resort, but it /, said that the most pleasant sz
cur4ion is that which the old, the middle aget
: and the young, make daily to the store I
Nicholson Foulk, No. 1903 West Second 81
where the prettiest, and most substantial boot
shoes, and CATERS are always on hand at Il
= lowest prices.
Wm. r. Ahichs, Grocer and provisic
, dealer, corner Of 7th and Jefferson streets, hi
l opened coal yard in connection with h
other business and is now prepared to fu
If ni9h all who may call on him with the be
j. Locust mountain coal as well as groceries
1t thb lowest cash prices July Sd limo
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May 10, 1868.
I pom the application of George q. Cleayer Ad-
" minintrator of Thomas Ratlif. late of st Georges
Hd. in said Os decd Ia and directed BY the
Register that the notice of
the granting Letters of pom tn estate
of the deceased with the date of ting thereof By
causing advertisements to be peHted within forty days
from the date such in six OF thu most public
sons hayin dem ands ssi1st the the
and provided. And also The to be Inserted
within the period In the Delaware Rspublican,
ewapAper published in Wiimin Rton, and to be eontin
cd tn srein two months.
~ Given under the hand and Seal of once OF the
Re aforesaid, at New CASTLE. in New Castle
~ Co., aforesaid, the day and year above written
II. O.fRAIM, Register.
NOTIoE-All persons having claims Asainsiths Us
tate of the decsaaed atteseA
the Administrator on or before May -, 1857, sF
| vlded. GEORGE q. CLKAvER,
| may "a Gun Administrator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

Wawaset. 8 3 II I l3 l4--66
Lafayette, 8 IL Is IL a A 3 7 AL
Umpire, Mr. George Warner, of the Lenapi
B. b. c., of New Castle; Scorer, William NJ
Nickerson, ef Wawaset; Home Runs, Lafa
yette o; Wawasst q; Pass Balls, Lafayette O.,
wawaset 8; Missed Fly Catches, Lafayette b;
Wawaset 8; Fly Catches, Lafayette 10; Waw-
| asset IL.
Base Ball players can always procure Bats Of hes
quality, Eagle and Star BAlls at Hallam's Segar
| store, No. u East Fourth Street. may FLAT
Balls, Bats, Score Cards and Books for Base Ball
players, for sale at Hsllam's Segar Store, No IL
East Fourth street. may 81 At
Atds Us. Enterprise. "A match game of Base
Ball was played at Delaware City, on Thurs-
day. the 18TH inst, between the Atlas Club
of said place, and the Enterprise Club of Phil
sdel phia, with the following result, viz
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
f. D. PORTER. Secretary,
Wilmington, July lOth, 1885.


WILMINGTON AND READING RAIL RoAD.-We
g gret to announce that the gentlemen con-
nected with this enterprise are meeting with
yeiy ind Gereut success in obtaining sub
scriptions. All ofour people seem to admit
the great value and importance Of the work to
IN CITY. ard q few of our manufacturers and
merchants seem willing to do their share in
the matter, but the most of those most largely
lpte-, sted either decline doing anything at al
or SO little that it will be unavailing for SO
great work
The effort to obtain thirty or forty subscrip-
tons OF five thousand dollars each has been q
failure, only about dozen having so far been
Outlined. Could even thirty be obtained, the
balance If three huudiel thousand dollars
could be got in smaller amounts, but it is i'm
possibe 10 raise the whole in small subscrip-
tons.
Those active in the matter are very nucl
discouraged ard fear they must give 1t up
concluding that our citizens though amp
able have not enough of the spirit of enter
prise to secure SO great an Improvement at
small a cost.
Ne learn that there was meeting OF Il
general Board OF Directors in Philadelphia, o
Monday last, at which it was announced tn
Coatesville and Birdsboro, would each ma
up their respective amounts, and that ever
thing depended ou Wilmington to make /
project successful one. Coatesvile and Y
cinily actually raising three hundred thousa'
dollars. Au up county Director also stat
there, that prominent and wealthy citizen
Chester said, that il The Berks aud Chest
Cbnrtercau he used 70 run the road to Che
ter in rlAce o Wilmington, they will r"ise I
three hundred thousand dollars 10 thirty da.
th.y wcud then only need TO fill in the 60
be,Nttn Chester aud The West Chester r
Road, (about 7 uIiltsl and between W
Chester and Downinelows, (sbout mil;
and between Wayuesoarg and Birdsbo
(aboul Is miles, thus making the road &C
p!e,e from Blrdsboro to Chester, aud tax
irom Wilmington ali hope of ever max
these valuable connections with the Penn:
vania stem of Rail Roads.
These are disagreeaOle facts, for our peeI
but if they will not help themselves, they
not expect others to help them.
Meetings are held at the Companys of
King Street below 7Ih, every Monday even
at & o'clock, where further information can
obtained by any persons feeling an interest
the subject Shall the project drop, or nj
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

MONDAY, JULY %, 1866.
UNION COUNTY MEETING.

A county meeting of the Uniou Party OF
New Castle County, will be Leld at the City
HILL, in Wilmington, "a Saturday, the 2ssh oil
Jaly, at ll1'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose OF
ratifsing the nomination If Sheriff snd Cor
oHer, appointing a day for the selection OF del
rates to the State Convention to be held il
Dover, August sh, and for the transaction @
such other business as may be deemed neces'
sRry.
By order of the Uuion Executive Commit
,hit,ee OF New Castle oounty.
j. s. VALENTINE, Chairman.
JP. BELvILLE, Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

THE Ntw PosrNAsTsR GENERAL Alexander
Williams Randall, whom the President has lust
nominated to Il Ssna'e as thu successor OF en-
Postmaster General Densison, WAS born in
Montgomery ccuuy, New York, 1919, and is
fofty seven years ut age. When very young
his parents emigratpl to Wisconsin, where be
afterwarde studied w and was admitted to
practice.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

In Mill Greek Hundred, on the leth instant,
Elizabeth B. Mcdaniel, aged 35 Year,.
In Seaford, Delaware, on the 18th instant,
Mary H. Mahoney, aged 2s years, II months,
and II days.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
The National Union Convention.

The of Delaware without respect to their former
party attachments, who favor the call lately made by the
leading citizens Of the country at large, OF both III
Democratic and Republican PARTIES for National I'm.
ion Convention to assemble in Philadelphia the lith
day Of August next requested to assemble at the
State House. in Dover on THURSDAY, tho 10th day Of
July nst to appoint delegates to said Convention, in
Pursuance Of such call. THOMAS q. FRAME,
lily l9-tm Secretary OF johnson Club.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
MARRIED..

In Philadelphia, at the parsonage of the
Eoenezer NJ. f. Church, by the Rev. T. W.
Shippers, Mr.. James Walraven, to M IS Mary
Reid Towns, all OF Port Penn, New Castle Co.,
Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

rsp-It is reported that Gen. Pope has bte
assigned to command the Department OF tn,
East, in place OF Gen. Hooker and that be vii
be succeeded by Gen. Hancock.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

kEw CATTLE CouHry, Jaly 18th 1865,
4 fos the application OF v. - Y, Miller, Adrctn.s
traitor O. ia. Of Richard K. Fox, late 81 Wmin ston
"a by shs ,S that the .oIsasd
npon the Estate Of deceased with the date granting
thereof BY oauHih to posted within
forty from the date OF such siY OF the
most places q the County OF New
present the same or abide By an Act of Assembly In
such Gaze msde and proyded And also the same
to be inserted within the period the Delaware
Republics, answapaper published inWilm gton and
to be continued therein two months.
VII Given under the hand and Be o. oil ON 90 fifth
BIZ. Register aforesaid, at New Castle, New Gas
written. ROBERT o, PRAIM, keulster
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having claim M
tn must duly attestsd
TO the Administrator before the 18th OF July,
| 1867, or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. Y. B. Y. MILLER
Address No. 81 West Seventh Street, Wilmington.
L nalaMhra.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

IMPORTANT To DISABLED SOLDIERS, SAILORS,
Il AND MANIFESTATIONS, Sailors or Marines who
have lost leg been permanently and totally
disabled e the same, entitled to pension Oi
FIFTEEN dollars per month those who have lost an
and leg, or both legs TWENTY dollars those who
have lost both arms both eyes, TWkNTY-FINE dol
lars This also the Pensions Soldiers
ployed ia my civil capacity under the Goyernmont.-
Apply in person by mail T. W. B. WIGGINb, M. $40
Market 81 Military and Naval Agency, inly IL In
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
BACHELOR HAIR DYE;
Deafness, BIIndness ana Oatarrh


Treated with tho utmost success, by DR.. J. IsAACs
Dentist and Aurdt Formerly Of Leyden Hollaud) No.
$40 PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
the reliable in the City and Country
be at his ONCE The medical faculty invited
accompany their PATIENTS he has secrets in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
No charge made for examination. Jan30'6o-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

A State Convention OF the Union Party q
Delaware. will be held 10 the Hall of the House
Of Representatives, AT DOVER, ON WEDNkS-
DAY, AUGUST srH, at three o'clock, P M
for the purpose of nominating candidates fol
Governor aud Representative ia Congress, and
the transaction OF such other business MS ma,
be brought before the Convention.
Each county will make arrangements tor i'll
own representation as usual.
By order OF the Slate Central Committee
JoHN p. MCLEAN Chairman.
ED. Porter Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
PROFESSIONAL.

ALEX. r. SHAW, NJ. D.
Takes TINS methed of informing the public, that he
stills continues the practice OF Homeopathic Medicine
In Newark Office Main Sroet, opposite ohoates Hotel.
All calls In town and country promptly attended.
l1.6mW
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
LIST OF LETrERS.

LETTERS RgMAININa UNCLAIMED in the Post
Office ut Wilmington, State of Delaware, 2lst day
Of July, 1856
Bartlett A Mayer Henry
Bowman Mrs Morris Richard NJ
Hrennin WIN II Mullen RebecCR
Chesebro Chas IA Miller Mary
Cloud Emma Marquett John
Derrickson Nunviler Andrew
Dehl Il Rice WV
Elliott VIM 8 Robinson Rachael
Ferguson Auuie Sparks Ann Eliza
Gersery Hannah Shoemaker Herman
Game Levia Steiner John Jr
Grubb Samuel Shot Maggie
Grayam VIM Sproll Ester
| Hall B snare Ella
Hermann George Turner W A
Holloway James woodward Abaer
Johnson Andrew l. Wilson Charles
Jones G Worreli George
Larkore Edward Webb A NJ
Lucy Charles ii Williams George
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER.
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray hair changed to its natural color by
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
1t is the best article known to preserve the hair,
preventing ts falling out, and making ifeless, stiff
hrashy hair
HEALTHY, soPT AND GLOSSY.
All who use it arc unanimous in awarding 1t the
praise of being tho best Hair Dressing extant and
without rival in restoring gray hair to its natural
color. Beware of counterfeits and limitations; ask
for Halls and take none other. Price 81. Sold by
all druggists.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

LETTERS RgMAINISG UNCLAIMED In the Pos
Office at Wilmington, State of Delaware, 2lst day
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

| hEFEhENCES.
| W. Beech, NJ. d N Y.
| A. G. Shattuek, Maiden Lane N Y.
E Bartholomew, 80 John street, N Y,
W. Harris, 40 John Street. N Y.
j Plat, 921 Walnut Street Philadelphia
BENZ, Harris, I'd aud Callowhill Philadelphia.
| Var! War Var The news from h lrops
| shows that the great war has commenced, and the
indications are that it will result in a long and
bloody struggle. No conjecture can be made Of the
result, but we can all tell where to get suit of
clothes made OF seasonabls goods, in fashiona 10
style and at low prices 1t is at the store cf J II.
Muhlhaussn, No soy Market street, in thit cit.
Everything is done in tho best order by pet /
worsmen. Call and examine his beautiful nInt :
ais before purchasing elsewhere.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23


A Decided Sueesss-Gcntlomen OF this City and
throughout the State have long felt the need of a
first class Gents furnishing Store whore they could
get a complete outfit in the furnishing line and at
the same time purchase such goods furnished in
Philadelphia, and New York. This necessity now
no longer exists, as Doughten No. 500 Market ST.,
keeps a varod assortment OF the choicest kinds Of
goods direct from the importers, and selected with
that care and taste that make the store the great
central emporium Of the city.
| SeattsKgood Allen, successor to Kelley Allen
No. 4l9 and AL W. Front street, Wilmington, Del
has constantly on hand full assortment of family
flour, mill feed grain, hay and straw by the bale or
| ton. Also, Walton b Whanns and Moro Phillip
| Super Phosphate Of Lime and the LOdi's manufac-
| turing Companya Poudrette. All goods delivered
within the city limits free of charge. aprl9 If
| No Humbue A. BYARD, lat Hagauy,s
old Stand,l corner of Second and Shipley Streets,
Wilmington, Del defss competition In his we'll Sc
lected, large and we'll made stock oil Gentlemen's
Fine Calf Long Boots, Gentlemen's Fine Calf Bal.
morals, and Gentlemen 8 Fine Calf Caters. Ladies
Pine cloth Caters and Balmorals Ladies' Fine
Glove Kid morocco, and other kin ID of Bamoras,
CATERS and Shoes Boy misses and rhldren's shoes
In endless variety. This stock is perhaps the very
best in the line of boots and shoes both as regards
workmanship and style, that has evar been offered
10 the citzers Of Wilmington and will be sold the
very lowest market prices. Call id and examine
before purchasing elsewhere, as no charge Is mad
or inspection spl9-tf
VChinscoi silk and.Geo. A, Clark's spool cot.
ton tor sewing machines. John e. Frock, los Mar
ket street, Sd door above 9Th.
V-Fine lace handkerchief and collars at low
prices. John L. Frsck, 7O5 Market street, ne II
door TO st. Paul's M. E church,
LRKnitting cotton, zephyr, bindings, braids.
gimps, buttons, dc. John l.. FroOk, 705 Market
street,
|Busle ornaments, buttons, and gimps at gteat
ly reduced rates. John Il. Froek, No. 7O6 Marks
street.
Pickels Ootter, No. 2ls Market Street, have
for sale the celebrated Eagle Gas Stoves which 70,
economy and convenience are MOI equalIed by any
! stove now In use.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28
VOL. XX---NO. 2O2.



NEW HoRK, August 27.-There were only
Eve new cases of cholera reported to-day.
Hotel Thief Arrested.
gone of the most skillful hotel thieves in
the United States, named Billy Jackson
was arrested on Saturday night, and ar
raigned this morning, on a charge of steal
ing $24, 900 in money and jewelry, at one oi
the Long Branch hotels, few days ago.
Death Of Dean Richmond.
NEW YoRK, August 27.-The World says
of the death of Dean Richmond: Mr.. Rich
mond was struck down by a severe eompli-
cation of internal disorders, greatly aggra-
waited if not directly induced by his un-
sparing labors to bring about the successful
results recently attained in the National
Convention at Philadelphia- His wife and
family were with him at the last, and be
received the most assiduous care and atten-
tion from the best medical ability of the
city-Drs Blakemsn, Alonzo Clark, VIM. II.
Van Buren, Metealfe, Willard, Parker and
Flint being in constant so2s;a-fs o2ssS o1se-5oJ !.
mar Ksd change for inc better, and since that
time his eminent physicians had begun to
hope for his recovery, but he grew weaker
yesterday, and passed away at 10 minutes
past this morning without pang.
Mr.. Richmond was born in Woodstock,
VT, March 3lst, 1904.
Appointment.
NEW YoRK, August 27,-It is reported
that Mr.. Thomas Kinsella, Editor Of the
Brooklyn Eagle, Democratic paper, has
been appointed Postmaster of Brooklyn.
Three-eard Monte"
Two Mexican priests, who arrived in this
city about the 1st of the present month,
were induced by stranger TO back him in
the game of Htoate, whereby one lost $500.
Their room was in the meantime broken
open, and, $1,000 belonging to the other
priest was stolen. The sgindler has been
arrested.