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The New York herald., 1866-03-29
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

BREADsrusrs Receipts S261 bbls -four, 200 do. and
1882 bags meal 500 bushels wheat l4lSs bushels
corn, $3.50 do oats. and 1900 do malt Prices for
and ordinary grades Of State Western -four
l0c 1Sc per bb in sellers favor Proes for the bet
ter qualities very steady but positive improve
ment apparent The sales to very fair extent
comprising nearly 1900 bbls at revised quotations
subjoined, at which the market closed very nrm but
with less animation The market for Southern -four
fairly active and prices very steady for all descrp
tons, common brands ruling frmer The sales were 600
bbls Canada -four in good request, with further
sales of 45O bbls Rye flour steady, but in rather
limited demand. Corn meal without noticeable
change; II anything the market was frmcr, with sales
of $50 bbls, mostly Brand dywine, at quotations We
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

vVANrED-BoARD FOR GENTLEMAN, UP rows
w or In Harlem In arespectablc family Address, stat
ing terms, box 3,7f Post ofice.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.s
"WEDNESDAY, March 2s-e PM

"WEDNESDAY, March 2s-6 NJ
The current of speculation on the stock Exchange mas
been sluggish to-day, although the 1one o 'ne a'Ao'
WAS firm The erratic of gold during the week
has diverted attention from railway shares and filed
ths specle room with species Of operators only
10 be found there in periods of excitement, but the
tendency of prices is decidedly upward The under
given quotations for the leading speculative stocks
at the first regular board the lst Of December last
ant to-day show that they with exceptions from
six 10 fourteen per cent lower than they them
while Ae earnings Of all the roads have the interval
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

Prices for wheat nomnaly unaltered in the alb
sence Of transactions; the only sales heard Of
prise about 1900 bushels, mostly No Milwaukee, at
81 63 Corn was about Ic higher, with moderate de-
mand the sales 81 500 bushels at Csc. 73c for
unsound, and 75c 76sc for sornd mixed Western,
store and delivered. Tho transactions in
fair extent at very full prices; the sales mostly
AT 3Sc 43c for unsouBd and SIC. a SAKE.
for sound mixed Western, Soc 55lsc. for State,
SOC. for Jersey, and SIC. 55c. for Canada
The market for rye continued inactive and nominal.
Barley in moderate demand but sales
Of importance reported very limited inquiry
prevailed for malt but prices too high and buyers
operated very carefully and no special sales were made
CoPFEz.-A moderate inquiry prevailed from con.
for prime grades and further GALES of 9S8 bags
Rio, OK ship Bremenia, and ! 900 bags Maracabo
made at full prices, but the particulars have
prcd The market otherwise has been quiet and heavy
CorToN.-The market opened very firm, with good
demand mostly from SPECTATORS and prices ruled in
sellers favor The sales reached 500 bales
vsed quotations. ut which the market closed with less
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

fREGfiTS were shade lower. 1he engagements were
To Liverpool 800 bales cotton at 16d nd 100 bbls
rosn at 2s $50 boxes bacon at liz 3d. 800 ieccs beef
at 2s 9d. per steamer, 100 bbls pork Mt 3s. Cd 200
beef g. 6s 3D.. and 500 bags oil cake 22s 3D.
brig from south side CCba TO Now York, sugar, 60c.
brig from Florida port to nor :, side Cuba llS 600
from Mobile, in ballast, TO south side Cuba and back TO
New York, on private Terms.
realized. Ths saes 35 hhds. Cuba muscoyado,
crop, a, ASc and 30 hhds Porto Rico at 76c for the
saaSs S ss sss ss Is For,s Sc Rico
a0c soc. New Orleans, soc. 81 w.
y for crude we're decidedly sp hs sales were
about 500 bbls, mainly at 25Hc 26sc. for crude
SOC Sokc for refined in bond 42c for May, and SIC.
PRousIoss. s.-Reccipts 3s7 bbIs pork, $40 do beef,
all pkgs cut meats aud 09 do. lard The pork market
upon the whole rmer though at the clos, holders
generally were Tree sellers at dropping prices New mess
closed at $26 15 cash Tho ealcs abou, 5000 bbs
new mess for future delivery part for June all sellers
delivery at s26 ~ s2s 3Iii for mess sci so for
old mess and s2I rs s22 for prime mess. The beef
about ESQ bbls at s6 SO for plain mess and $40
q $24 for extra mess. We note sales
Of 900 tierces at ssS for prime and $s7 for India
m Beef hams Gull and dropping, with sales of
$50 bbls, In lots, at $50 s3T % Bacon was in buycrs
favor The sales comprise nearly 500 boxes at iisc.
15c for Cumberland cut and 1850 lsc for short rib
Cut meats quiet We note saes Of 800 packages
nisc. l2i5c for shoulders, aud 1870. 1sLc. for
hams. Tie lard marsc, was fairly active Mt advanced
prices The sales were nearly 1000 packages at 1880
10tc, the latter rate for small lots chicc Butter was
quiet with small sales at Csc 45c for Western, and
40c Coo. for state Cheese in light demand l6c
n &c, ss TO quality the latter price for prime.
RIcE was heavy, with only small inquiry from the
trade.
SrGAa-The market was very steady, with fair de.
mand In good part from the trade but mostly re-
nncrs The sales comprise $40 boxes Havana at l0ic.
12tc, 40 hhds Porto co nj 12c 13ic and 9S3 hhds
Cuba mus oyalo nj from SIC. lie. Refined sugar was
rather quiet. but previous prices sustained. We
quote Inferior TO common refining Cuba muscovado
DC 10c fair 10 good refining 10 &c i0sc fair TO good
grocery 1880. lllsc, prime grocery l1s.c 12ilc
Porto Rico l0i,c. 13c., molado &C. a nc.
ToDACco.-rbc market without noticeable improve.
ment, hut previous prices demanded No sales Of
moment were heard OF
TAiLDw In good demand and firm, with sales Of
900, 900 lbs at IL &c. l2c.
WurKFy.--Rccepts 2gi bbls. The market was dull
but unchanged Small sales were made at 81 .,
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
OiL PORTRAITS,

" NOTICE CAUTION
Persons desiring the genuine Middleton on rortrns OF
wsshington Lincoln 6rsnt sherman and others here
tied ss the orgfnsls
o. Middleton Me originator Of these portraits and his
name OF that Of r. g. Middleton Co.. will Be f1und ON the
back OF ne canvas Of ssch portrait None others are the
genuine Middleton Oh Portrnfs
W. =. BARLOW,
as Pear, sireet New rorh.
4 {. nibbLErox co.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

Foreign exchange inactive and heavy. 1eaiIinV
drawers asked i0T' yesterday fort,cir bills at sixty
days England, but sales second hand were made as
low as 1067s.
Mining and petroleum stocks were duh A. the nrs,
time yesterday orartx Hill 1sc., Excelsior Copper
&c ' rst National &C. lower, Pithols Creek 25c,
United States 76c, Consolidated Gregory Gold 65c
smith Parmlce 81. Al the second board Bennchon
Ran closed 15c lower than At the FIRST board selling at
si2 So Pithoic Creek 75c.. selling at ss TO- Shade
River, lsc, selling at 81 Is. New York Philadelphia
aud Baltimore sold at 5oc.. First National 2oc United
States SOC, Bradley 24e nownievilie Gold 4sc Gunnci
Gold ti ~. Gunncil Central 81, Holman Cold CSC. Kpp
Buell. 81 20, New York Gold 7oc, Smith Parmlec
$40 81.
rho Governor Of Tennessee has issued the following
Official notice to the holders Of the State bonds In rea
ton TO the funding of the arcaragcs Of lnicrest:-
Exrcunvs DEPARTMENT
NAsHvrIn, Tenn. March ~ 1868
Nv virtie OF act OF the General Assembly OF the
State Of Tennessee, passed November - 1895 am au
honds OF the STATE bearing date January 1895 and paw.
abe January j, 1897, 10 nm amount suicient 10 pay
Oh all tho bonds and interest past due, well AZ
that 10 fall due January 1sGs bonds that may fall
the bonds issued under the o February H. Isb2 and
,he acts amendatory thereof l am ready 10 per.
iorm the duty imposed upon mo by The aforesaid Law
oy issuing TO persons holding bonds coupops
uusa 70 Interest past due, new bonds in lieu thereof
Holders OF bonds orcoupons past due entitled 20 In
terest VIII please hlc snch bonds coupons claims
ler interest," with tho Comptroller Of the Treasury In
amounts not less than $1,000. and present the ssid
deliver the bonds
The busiuees nj the sub T,e.s,,v a. A. -. =. r.,
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

FINANCIAL.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK CHATHAM SQUARE
opposite Mott street New York. allows six 6 per cent
interest 70 depostrs free of Deposits made be-
fore April draw interest from April Deposits 81
to - 900 received.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18
Inaugural Address OF
G0VERXOk JACOB ID. COX.


Deliccred before the Ohio Senate and House
IF Representatives., JaaamyS, 1866,
We are entering upon new epo ii in our
history, The period OF struggle foi national
existence is ended, and We have celebrated
our Thanksgiving TO God for ,lelivprance.- =
The war administrations OF both Nation and
State have gone by. and we have begun an
era IF pace with its new duties and new ic-.
sponsbllltcs We have proven that our Coy,
eminent is strong enough to resist the mos
formidable efforts to destroy it by force, and
we are now 10 show whether il has such vitality
that it can assimilate the different elemcnts
comprised under its rule, and harmoazc the
autagollisnis necessarily remaining after 50
fierce Il strife.
For years all our energies and our resources
have been devoted to the simple duty of sub
duiug great rebellion; aud what was de-
manled OF us was undauntcd courage aud
obstinate determination, concentrating our
will and our power upon the single purpose
before us, aud refusing TO be turned aside for
any object till that was thoroughly accem-
plished Now VIC have put off the harness of
war; the grand army which saved the republic
is disbandcd; lis veterans have been quietly
absorbed into The mass of their fellow-citi
zens, and all are now intently studying the
problem Of changing a Union restored by
force into one whose permanence shall be
guaranteed by mutual good will and common
interests, and be based upon universal free
doom and genuine republicanism, To do this
will demand qualities Of head and heart quite
as high as any that have been called into eN-
er,i.,r hitherto nnd II we succeed IN finding
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18
with moderate salary, and prudence was in.

The story need not be heightened. I'm
providence and waste in the kitchen, soon
brought pecuniary embarrassment, while In
the parlor incapaoity and ignorance Of what
constitutes. "a true woman and real ludy, laid
the foundation of much disoord, which time
did not lessen The charm Of the white
hands had departed Mere personal beauty,
without intellectual attainments, a fund OF
common sense and moral worth, cannot prove
long attractive. Think Of it, yc Bcnedcts, in
search of connubial felicity. f ad ,l9t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18
MARTIN HAYS.

Attorney at Law, Harrisonville, Meigs county,
Ohio, will promptly attend to all business that
may be entrusted to his care, in the several state
Courts of Ohio, and in the U. S. Courts for the
Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio. III
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18

Matchmaker and Jcwelcr, and wholesale, and
retail dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods, Front street, below tho Remington
House. pomeroy. Particular attention paid to
repairing all articles in my line. l7-ll
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18
A. KOHL,

Dealer in and manufacturer of Umbrellas. Court
street, End door from Front, Pomeroy, Ohio
He also repairs Umbrellas, and purchases old
ones ut liberal prices. li-ll
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18
II. w. HAMPTON,

Attorney and Counselor at Law. Cheshire, Gallia
county, Ohio. Prompt attention given to the
collection of claims. r. l7-ll
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18
DIR. GEORGE X. ACKLEY.

HAVING permanently located in this city,
III would respectfully tender his professional
services to tho citizens Of Psmeroy and vicinity
, Office In Smiths new building, on Court streeI
where he may be found at all times, except when
professionally absent. ar 4,.
.Pomeroy, January II, 1se5-[6m.]
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A. SEE BOA

DRUGGIST AND AP0THECART
DEALER IN OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHES,
~ yarnishes, Dyestuffs, Perfumcry, and fancy
articles, Front street, Pemeroy Ohio. Prescr,p'
tions carefully put up. p f,@ "'i l1-il
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7 :. w. WILLIAMS,

A. w. WILLIAMS,
Teacher of the Organ, Plane and Mcodeon, Flute
and Violin. Ls.r-r .IL,
Pianos and Melodeons tuned and repaired
fs-38-tf.1 y E F.5i ,rIa
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18
DENTISTRY.

DIR. ID. G. WHALEY, Dentist.
Office on Court Street, one door below McQuigs
4 Smiths Leather Store. Work warranted.
I'll . ..
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=. CARTWRIGHT, ..-.a !. U.
CARTWRIGHT d. MYERS,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Prompt at
tention given to all business intrusted to their
care. Office On Court street, Pomeroy. Mciss
county, Ohio. ~, w., [s-39tf ]
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4usiness Cards.

ne 't Hfad LEWIS PAINE, .'.
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Pomcroy, Ohio.
Office in the Court House. l7-l.I
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n. SIMPSON
.MPSoS. N-N.... .. g
N, L. G, p. SIMPSON

Attorneys and Counsclors at Law, Pomeroy, u"
will practice in the counties of Athens, Gailia
and Mcigs; also in Mason county, West va: anu
adjoining counties. Office second story Smith s
building Court street. q li-lJ
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-al ~. r, BRANsTRUP. NJ. D..
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and resdence Front street, below lower
mill, Middeport Ohio. s-1 s+.t
7ts9 p. m. ~ 1Y z'a "a
Finding 1t impossible to attend to ally my bus
incss in its present condition, have discontin-
ucd my Pomersy Office. All my friends rely
npon finding me at my residence during the above
hours unless professionally absent. [S-4O-tf, ]
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Direct taxes paid to the United ....
States in 1866. 65...................... Si66, 40
Benevolent institutions, AN excess Of 224,7l9 81
Printing, binding, stationery, ete.,
au excess of........................-. ll0,256 30
Sundry itoms of State and military
expenditures, an excess of....... 62,3S7 o.
Transportation mot really State /.
exponsel, an excess of,.,.y..".... l6,9o6 "a
Governors Extraordinary Contin-
gent Fund, m excess of............ l3,357 80
Ohio Pcnitentiary, including costs
of prosecution, transportation Of
prisoners, etc 12,2O2 AZ
Judiciary Salaries of) m excess off,. l535 26
Legislation (sost of an excess of,.... 1881 "a
Clerks in State Dep'tm'nt an excess Of 6,636 OIL
Fuel, gas, heating and caro- of State
House, an excess of.as..!"....... 6,l66 so
an excess of.a..........,........,.... 6,s2s 81
Bureau of Soldiers Claims. ...-..,....., 4,709 go
Salaries Of Military Claim Agents IN D ID
Of 4 $50 OF
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

Philsdelphie3 Wilmington and Balti'
more Railroad.

coNMRnu,Nu aoNDAY. DEC. 2ath, 1896.
Trans ilcAse Depot, corner Broadstrest and wash
fxprms train at 4lb q. m, Mondays excepted lfor
Bntinrrs aud Washington, stopping at Chester, VIII
minston, Newark, Elkton, North East, PsIsyy,.ie
HAVE da-0tace Aberdesn, perryman's Edgowood, mag
uoia, chAsss and stemmer's Run.
Way mAfittap u $50, IN. Sundays excepted, for
nn WIN beswsre Railroad At wilmington for Cris
acid and intermediate Stations
Express Train at llA5 An. Sundays Exesptsd')for
Erpress train at 400 p. m. .lsundays excepted, ior
Baltimore and Washington, stopping ct Chester Inur
low Linwosd Hay nont Wilmington. Newark, kikton,
North East PerryVle, Havredearacs, Aberdeen, Per-
ryman's Edgewood Magnolia. ohase's q Stemners hun
Saay los ri.s psIss.as
dIetosn, smyfns Dover, Harrington, sssiSrd, Sails
pSs2 i,r Noriolt, Porssmouth and the sou,h.
by Boat ffoai BALTIMORE Tor fortress Mon
ros and Noroik, wiz tsks ,he li'At a. N, main.
Philadelphia and Wilmington .o,..,
Lnsye at l2s0, 400, 90 and ll80 (dMlJ
p m The 400 D N. train Connects with Delaware KAN
kod for Nh ord and utsrodisto stations Tho 600,
is.ro WILMlSGroN 7L6, $50 a. IN, $50, and e'so
'A''S} }sSIRouau TRAINS FROM BALTIMOns.
Leave Wilmington st 10 80 y m. 4lo, sadss p m
Leave oas5rER at I 90, s.is and Ills .. NJ. sas
rson sALrIaon,.to to PhIsdelphis Leave Baltimore.
Ja1 a. IN. W.y-MaiI ss5a =. ln Express iIop m.
Express. o.s6 p. nj, Express. s..s p N Express.
Prom Ba tmore to Iavrs.de Grace and intermediate
TRAINS f,i BALTIMORE leave Chester At 4.4s end
Train. Tor baltimore lease Wilmington at s2s, 10,
" u Sunday GPa TEAIS FROM BALTIMORE.
1t ats 80 p . s.cpPiIa at aAvas-ae y,
sad Newark ito take passengers for Phiadelphia and
Lave passengers from Washngton or BaltlnoIsI AM
Jsster 10 from Washington crBaisimor
IA, Y. KENNkY, rntendontt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
AT A BARGAIN.

number OF building lots for sale at the following
figures II applied for soon.
140 feet of land. the Corner ofThird aud Jefferson
st. Price only sl6 per It.
90 feet on Third Street, between Monroe and Adams
Street. Price eniy $40 per foot
50 feet on lth Strest. between Monroe and Adam
Street. Price only $l2 per r..
Those desiring cheap and desirable building ots, sit
usted In the fourshng sections OF city,
should examine the above before purchasing eisewher
compare figures with the prices obtane per foot for
property at least half mile further the heart Of
the citv NAV 4. QHucn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
VIM. H. Reynolds

AlyA OFFERS for sale OF will lease the property
NMlm for 10 years 1t IL located at Tth aud King
Streets, No. 622 King Street, in the centre OF
Guy, The building s large Is feet inches King
street. running back hundred, with an lot
irontinR seventh street, whereon Is erseed good
stable, which could be converted into dwelling at little
expense. This would be good stand for q baker, or
would suit d)oor the location 10 Of the best
would suit with some alteration, ior almost any
kind of business Terms made sy, or I'll take small
dwellingsIp exchange. dec 10 II
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

AM A desirable iarm OF l25 acres, located at the
EIInd second station below New Castle. The land IL
ulR4 q an excellent quality, and lays very nicely
Large quantity Of fruit Of oLoce kinds The buildings
and will sell 1t ~ terms will take portion In
city property. (do lOtn VIII. H. REYNOLDS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
For Sale.

A-A A farm OF 10 acres In Brandywine Hundred
yE:MT3 miles from the city. This land lies at the "a
As14 station above Wilmington. The land is very
high aud commando beautiful view OF the Delaware
River for miles. The lani is OF excellent quality
Buildings good This wonid be good place for truck
or or for a gentleman to build good residence.
de 10 1t Apply to WIN. II. REYNOLDS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
For sale.

-, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES, IN
- two tracts and 90 acres, located At Cah.
-AeA terbury, tho Delaware Railroad. This farm
has large quantity Of fruit OF the choicest kind nd
will be sold low. also have number Of farms for
Sale Ia Delaware Pennsyvsnia and New Jersey. Also
large amount of property Tor sale In the city, and
some OF 1t at low price. have applicants for num-
bsr Of small dwellings, and would like to have 90 more
to SELL and those that have them to dispose Of will do
we'll to plsee than in my hands Apply %
dec lS1m WIN. H. REYNOLDS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

NEW
Leave Now Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia ut
SOD o. IN. -
Leave puiladsiphis ste.Oo p. m. Wilmington 7.3b
D, LL, for Now Oastle.
Trains leaving Cresheld 6,45 a. m, and Wilmington
20 ng south At IL as u Will run In close connection
with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth and kx-
pres. .ains and from Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. They will stop tho Delaware railroad
Line only 1t principal stations at which their time 10
stated Except that Ste .mboat Train SOUTH will stop
ii auy station to act diva Passengers holding tickets
from Baltimore
Line who prefer 1t, stop In Wilmington over might
and proessd nt 1t morlag.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
M. M. CHILD
Real Estate Agent,
once, 629 KING sire ct
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
| now have for sale the following Real
Estate:

A Desirable SOU Of ground the corner OF Union
Avenue and City Railway, with handsome grove
Price very loE.
beautiful Cottage at Scett and I2th street Posses
slon Immediately
farm, miles from Milford, OF 1865 acres, with 5000
peach trees. Price oaly eb, 800
story Brick House, at the corner Of eilpn Avauus
aud jackson street.
A thrct story Trick House, 90 Delaware Avenue with
all the modern Improvements.
A deslrnble House and Home, ssS Tatnaii street d.
About Si4 acres Of end with good buildings aud In
good order three moe this side OF Dover. Price very
iVwi anu very convenient 70 me hAiiroad stahon
ngs, and great variety Of iruit trees known the
Cedarwood Fruit Earn.
One btory Brick, West 9TH street. q
Ae s,eiy Brick Store and Dwelling, at the 10th
and Orange streets. q,
farm Of 2e5 acres miles below FELTON,, on tho limo
o. the Delaware Railroad, with switch the iar with
story Brick, Orange street, below 10th street.
Four . stery Brick near Jefferson and 9th st.
One story Brick, 604 wost 9Th Ftreet
One story Brick, East Sd street.
Dc Sinabe story Br OK, In French street, No. T0l
with very l'Tgs lot and Iont on Walnut street,
Twc story Bricks, East eth street,
Several handsome se,y Bricks in Washington street
betEeen 10th street aud Delaware Avenue. Possession
given At once.
BUILDING LOTS.
leo feet front Delaware Avenu betwe0A Harrison
and Franklin streets l59 feet deep very desirable and
will bo sold on very reasonable for soon
500 feet on south side OF West ath Sroa between JET
ferson and Madison.
Some the north side Of 9th street. between Adams
and Jackson streets.
Some near McDowcyille.
square at the corner Of Lowering Avenue and Van
Buren, street,
l also have many other properties, which are very
beautifully situated, and farms which wonid almost
any one Call on me before purchasing you will hnd
M.cHILD oRce of the
ssp29-f ChristiaEs Bivsr Improvement Company
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

CHANGE OF hours.
ou aud after MONDAY, DEDEMBER "a, 1855. Pas
.ynksr Traius will ran iouosa iutu further nutict
NORTH SOUTH.
ta.va ANA N p. NJ. A. NJ. p Nj.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
aFGbR IxRNT.

A BOUT ~ Aeres Of Brandyvins Marsh, TO Rsst. II
n can be rented altogether In three ssparab cts
as may suit bs.t Apply TO the subscriber No 100 Mar
kstst april a-n JOHN B. LEWIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
For Rent.

- Dwelling House, Garden and 10 or IL acres
IlliW Of land, on the Causeway, halt mile froR Will
ullW mington. the land suitable for trucking or
keeping Cows. Possession Immediately. Applyto
- WM- MeCAU1LEY,
sspt ~ COS Market, ST., Wilmington. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
TIE GREAT EPICUREANS.

~ n INFORM the citsens OF Wilmington and
NN As|yicnity that they have leased the basement
0Y at No. 8 East Fourth street, between Market
and King, where they prepared to ao-
eommodats the people Of Wilmington with the best oys
ters In the country cooked In every style Also meals Of
every description furnished at reasonable rates and in
cooks In the nrst class Hotels In PhilAdslpha, New
York, Baltimore, New Orleans, &C., with certificates OF
the proprietor 10 sndation. Call and Judge
for yourselves. AARON SANDHRsON,
nov 8 3n JAMES PERRY,