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Eat Terpetser when that fourth II almost unanf
nonsly o. posed 10 tuch rule. We Of West and
Middle Tennertee say thai II the other be bard
ship 1t il Doih1ug hui 4 muustroua ontr1st for The
uDe-tousth IN E~rl mt nny TO rule, but 70
a,-frzuchise the ,h1et-tourths Id West and Mfdd1r
TtnntSsec. sail. h.d Ihx never can be 1Faiu
iF. ndly feeling EeIwttn he two tectlnrst we
eapdjdly and prom lily .ay ie: ne separate II Is
the best thing for all ps1its c. ncerned."
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TIE GEHmAN Fft is ON rHE WAR.

! The Cologne Gdsette states that military
council was lah1y held ut Vienna, In which
IL was decided to bring an army Of $4,000
men into the field, and 10 leave 100, ,0o1 in ve-
nctia: TO appoint Gen. Benedek commander
in-chIef; to march from Bohemia to Saxony
and the. duchles Of saxc-Cobonrg and Wei
mar; To conduct the operations along the
shores Of the Elbc,' and to occupy Western
Prussia as well Is Hamburg and other towns.
In the meanwhile the King of Prussia is urged
by the English and French Governments, and
By his personal relatives among the princesscs
OF the Austrian court, not to push matters to
the extreme According to the latest accounts,
however, the Prussian monarch seems deter
mined 10 risk war, and has already given
audiences to The several chiefs Of tbs military
stats.
The New York Abendze1ung, Of the 7th
instant, has a comprehensive article on the
subject, and states that both parties ere max
ing active preparations, and sending armies
of observation on. their respective frontiers,
while Italy is ahout To despatch an army to
the shores of the Po, 90 as 10 I've able 10 In
yadr Venctia Immediately after the outbreak
Of open bostiliues In Germany The Abesd
sei,uuq ayers TINT the schleswig Holstefn
duchies, which nre the ostensible motive Of
this impending war, belong :" according 10
s.dyuastic regulations, to Prince Au. usten~
s.burg; according to the legitimate laws Of
"popular sovere1guty, 10 the people Of
"Schleswig- -Holstcln; and according to the
"London protocol, 10 the King Of Denmark,
ubut tie last named document was based
Hupon no other right than that of brute
{. farce Enw what Austria and Prussia have
"done, was to cheat both the Prince Angus
"tcnburg and the schleswig- Ho1stedneEs, and
.tto substitute for the unlawful Danish rule,
"the equally lawless rule Of Hohenzol1ern
"and HapsburE. But as Prussia at'
attempted to keep all the spoils to
"hc1self, Austria became indignant, aud
uheoce the present conflict. Bismark's
IL audacity in this matter having been admired
seven by the opponents OF his domestic
"policy, he has been goaded on in his at
!" tempt to drown the liberties of Prussia, By
"this scheme Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, aeg which, how
"ever rests, from beginning to end, upon tn
"Iquity, not toward Denmark, bnt toward
"Germany and the popular Sovereignty o
schleswig. .Holstcin.'' The A1end-eaung con
siders the movement Of great importance, in
aemuch as it is, on the whole, supported by
national yea1uine for the consolidation ant
Acknowledgement Of Germany, after the pla1
| OF The Generalization of Italy. It adds tha
.stbe results OF q war between Prussia AMI
aAust,fa cannot be forcsecn !; but this mucl
"is certain, that they will he trnught wit!
tremendous consequences, and possibly re
aallke, in the end, the long cherished dream
| ~ of NAT riots OF German national unity"
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stcad Of being the exercise Of prerosaare,
1t Is the exercise Of stupcndous usurpation,
and should be so regarded ~ every friend OF
liberty End Of constitutional government.
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w Among the deaths reported in recent

e Among the deaths reported In recent
Southern papers arc the following: Major
Arnold Harris, well-known politician In
Washington circles, at Midway, KY, on the
Sd instant; Captain VIM. Il. Combs, soldier
Of the war of 1912, and brother of General
Leslie Combs, at Frankfort. ky., on the ed
instant Rev. Nathaniel E. Sherman, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, at Bris-
tol, Va-, on the 10th ultfmo !, Hon; ". n. E.
Dunuaway, member of tho Tennessee Legis-
lature, at shelIyville, Oh the I'd instant; Mrs
Harris, youneest daughter Of Commodore
Porter. at Richmond, Va, on the ed uiiimo
and Hon. Nathan Green, one OF the Judges Of
the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at 1ebanon,
Tenn. on the Goth ultfmo.
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The Proposed Dlr1sIon Of Tennessee
In relation to the proposed formation OF
the new State Of East Tennessee, the Memphis
Aro'oncAe (rcbeD says:
For years past there haa been bnt little cordially
tnse and the late war har but intensified this bit
te1neks. Our East Tepessee friends 1nslst that The
three fouIths Of Population III West and Middle
Teuneszec thould not legtsate for the onetonrth IN
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METHODIST CENTENARY.

soxiou.ly forward to the uas when The '.rusins OF
the whees" will AGAIN resound through the busiest
tnoIpuehEnfe OF the city.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ITALIAN OrrRA-1hs opera season OF 1896 In
Chicago, ,hough a short one Of but three weeks.
protnises to be ono Of rare attraction a5 OK re.l
merit. The tame Of Max Maretzek a. manager
IL At cuce guarantee of success In the popular ac-
csptat1on Of the word, and Of much mora Than
c1edl,at,e production OF the operatie gems IN the
repertoire Of hts company, Of whom 1t needs only
10 be tad thai i s the sstne ihat t. nov Pesoemt
ipg At York Academy Of Ma1'c .d%, ne r.
oRs1n of noTeliy 10 that OF merit The season will
enmmsnee On lie I'D of This month.
.s[e. mscnseen, % Misummer
Eirh,.. Dream''-yas brought out on MONDAY ere.
| n,rg 4. the Museum, With entire new scenery and
about - erand seale as u possible will he
limited s1aRe accommodations Of the place. lna
ca*1 Of the piece 1e strong ole, ne orie1na! MI
iii, eoHmendable In these days Of stage clipping,
nesr1y The whole te1f ia given Nwo1id be TOO
,S sSt ,ns Ssie u ' g
70. VEL Paads Pneasy s} Ranatsa lat q.
meet m Improvement may be looked tot Nitn eace
Rcceedtne hight Of The series which 1t Is destined
! W. hs1s not room to rpeak m eth-r than general
Tors. II suf6cient a'tstauon Of the fact thai The
months o. as a1e SV
theJ do rot rndezs'and the threads Of the storJ:
Id thc detached picces q acting. There Is no IN.
ca.e plot IL ,he play but ns1ds Of d 5esn1s
histories. which a1o q esnated 10 .ssaoh3 Sna ~
renernl pfay be weii grounded IN the MIND Pr PR.
| Wously. 10 o1her Words: egsrJ one th9nld Rive
the plsy careful reading before seeing II on 'ne
From The openipe march 10 tho nna1 tahlca4 the
ELECTS aIe Of superior order, tho dresses gooa ne
6alyet VII msnt1.errd the Scenes artistic; theff
snse IN ine z.s Ter Il innenile eaiue r Ebsl
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n, Boich ct al. ~. Far.
s. Forsyth ct al. ". jain.
il, Howell rt. Woodman.'
is. Sill VI. bow
II. SehrIber ~. MehriuE.
is. uertou ". 1saphael Ct al
N Sn,l;t ct al. II, Faro ct al.

81, Copeisud ct al. vf. PEntt ct a.
sa RIsonnEns I'D & Gounr u3n.r9e-Wiliiann Das5s ". Jo
hanns payte. Ia eh1neerY. Bill ior divorce. Mas
.sr'a report filed and confirmed. and decree en-
Peon,e ri. jane. Campbell. Indictment for lar.
centy. Pic. Of guilty to petit larceny entered, ana
tern. Of in ,onment assetsed by the couEt Al one
day in the toGnly jail. v.,.,s a.,
m asrnult with 4 deadly wtapou. Trial BY jury
md yesufct Of not putty fetarned-
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| T&EQt4. A4lHeUs blXOy% &tAsklel0t EfnNIeU, EEO4N
/ fooT. Huh. laweop, Shackiofd, Wootn1an and
Glark-se.
| Also,
,Uf,be same committee to whom WAS referred m
| o+r1fnrnre lor q SECOND nsec.smeut for paving
| iv1n Avenue. submitted 4 report recommending
.ter narkace OF the ordinance
| THepaft concutrtd In and; ordnance passed bJ
nytx mi noes a. follows:
drksAd. Gage. knlck eEnGeRef. oninp. t15.s,' FL 4
ba1est, Wie2sr AHnos or,a X. .Sea Wnnr'ars
!; Mork, u31e1; NH 1sAtssid trsn1en prnna,
t Ia1eo3s aolaen. n1os, akfn-J WoeSmsn md
t9o,, IA Ksn' Aa"'on' ''oiA4o1'
CtafE--o:
a. a as1 reteIt n an e asnane for lie sxensao
ndu gen ' SSl.tas a"th ~ .na Snnin hetrcen rt{rt
loe a!e5 snnn,nE ,e., s,,t sGinin,nr Bfocfs
~ eo,n ta+and dt1is,nm oT see 3Evspbmi,
: lea lepo5s feeon.A*sno'ns s''"- '3
! No! Easssu: =, ,h ..r,. rom,nittee s,tu,ittrd
Aa- tA.e., - 1n5i,,c ths1 ih.s nrn,n.ne
minority iepost RECOMMENDING ln'' w -
! oe passsn. .,,,.5 y, .ur,,,- IN ,ha ,nsto<3tv r,
.Aa- ba1ett sNossa " t"ns1A ~ >'' ~ -
pon;. .r,.,t,,rrn,. IN eoncr
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The compittec appointed atthc close Of the NJ.
,c5npon kestfon reported thst they had estimated
I! cost of kurvef at ElO,0U0, and recommend tbat
il be equally borne BY tho tvo States, and that the
several counties interested In the two saea be 10
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Gos.: ~ iae =. s 1 eon.trti.n ne e.t;ma,et
~ *ss1s ~ ~ to.s - I'd nm th1n
eos. e .. @ ~6ten M. s-''o' "o" 's'' - <~S''~"
nor1,Gn ~ rnnr cotnmit,ee vere in douht sbout
,ecnKTnsndnn he nar1{cular modt structiap.
-. shosrs1 nv the ni.n uescu!eti to them o. ihszo
Ell P.n ~ "a cEns,1,r,ion !. "a r,hos oat The I'D
~ rx.r }n1n ia 1he 1od cisy. aus then 10 iii
o. e @ ~. ,,h rnnr1ri tnt.en1 to to
nn ~ ss,st sna sh4n toif11oceet1 wfth tha tunnel
ine ma tha u,anner adopted It ihe tunuel under
theiaee,- However, - the cott By this would b
ss sim no Iess thxn suy oahar u e4hod prpposei
and K Nr Che8ebru, iha, Chief Engineer. ha2
rrfat cor nndente In It's r<9ctie1htlty and Essured
your cumnnitIea that eompstent and reliable msn
had saered to give bonds -tor'na execution Or n
there,orc' lei warranted u reeoasIuendlnx tbe >-
sruttiuu of tunnel ii Ssae stlfet IN scrof'Aanco
With The method marked b IN The report anEp1n
!. a. prc%enfed BY The Hoard Of Public WORKS. AMI
wpnin recommend the rassa&e OF The fol.o,vtD1 ;
:, ordnance
". H. CAETaR+ tSnecIal Co anlttec
SAAEEI SHAcxFoa. l'teeAA' w 'e'A'Ns>>S~-
AID. t.ce c,ls.s ~ dc .,tiinsnee for zrsdns sna
ss,aer N Wee,ern sysnua Laid over aud. published
sgs,rh n 1sJX nnn moyf1 to eoucuf III ihe repQxA
II ths cnmm,t:es md rss. the o.dinar.e,
| TINS mot,on nra1nijed md the oruinssea VA pAse
ed ~ ~ ayes and nos y follows:
p,4!st, 4ysMiat hts sss Athos, Il Wl!nsri Kaa i
Eo.t n.,rh SheTe1n. Moore Fr4hee~ KnoF nd
rsIen,i1 iioIdeu. hrby, Ga..fseId. Fiannsas Run
fsWtoD. sSaciieri, Woodman, C:ssk-2a.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19

A BOUT ~ Acres OF Brandy vine Marsh, to Rent If
can be rented altogether. In three separate ota
ketA april 2.f I0UN ID iEvTs mar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19

nero finance fOr q Good Bustne S..
good Story Brick House and Grocery
si s,ors Tor SALE or Rent In the upper part Of the
liii City, and possession given immediately. The
store Is now doing good business. The ow ner
proprietor I. going into other business and wishes
S some disposition Of the present staod
tept u over 9th St., Market, winingt Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
- Strength to the Weaky
Youth 10 the Aged.
BIOKRENE, OR LIFE REMUNERATION.


This preparation is uneQvRIIed as A Reiuyenator ant
Restorer OF wasted on inert functions
The aged should be certain to mi AXE the Biokrene
household god, nAsmuch as IL will render them h
fui In fee ing and In strength and enable them live
yeragain the days OF their pristine Joy. 1t mot
ekhisratea, tstrenRthens. ank Is re lily inyau
pie bessing, especially those who have been reduce
to condition OF Beryility sef-sbuse misfortune OF
ordinary sickness No matter what the cause Of the
impOtsncY OF any human organ, this perb prepare
ration will remove the eife OF at and forever,
- BIOKRENE
lures lmpoenov, General Debility Nervous Iue pac
w, Dypepsla epreHsiOn, Lo ppetite Low Spirits
Meakness OF the organs of Generation, Imbecility
Mental lndolence, naciatiOn, Ennui 1t has most
aengntiu desirable and novel effect upon the
system and ALI who are Ia any way Frustrated by ner
vons disabilities ar earnestly advised to seek azure
Parsons, who by imprudence, have lost their ATUH
Will nuu sb1e ,K " nRS permanent cure in the
The FEEBLE. the LAsouID, the DRsPAIpIro, the OIL d
should give his valuable iscovery trial; II will
samep urpose
10 FEMALEs-This preparation ia Invaluable in ner-
vousWeakness ofal kinds IL will the wasted
strength with wonderful permnneDce,
ALSO gram tonic, and will give RELIEF In Dys-
pepHia with the hIst dose. brief pc in its
use VIII renovate the stomach TO degree of per
health and hanish Dy,repsia forever,
DruEslats generally.
lent By express any where, by addressing
HUFCHlNGS HILLYER. P RoPRIRToRs, UaA
s,,, ,nurx, 20 Dey Street. New York, N~1
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
Mil l'ropcrty for sale

f37T1 Grist Mili, situate near Middletovn raL
Eil aware for sale, II is one Of the very hest bu,
4sI ness stands in the State, with a mover failing
wafer power. The dam and never breaks-or e,
out oforder. This is splerdd 'Rsrtupity for yonnV
mau whe wants TO do large aud pre- htsble business
WN. BRIGHT a SON
oct 22tf Real Estste Dealers, Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
Plastic Slate Roofing.

NEW BUCkwHEATMEAL-Flrst Of the seasan Al
IN the very lowest wholesale and re tall prices Al
cHANDilR SONS, Gil Market street. oct 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
AvaIuabIe Far m al PnbIic Sale.

1sl The subscriber will roll at Public Sale, at the
s.?Ea hotel Of Springer McDan,l, in the village Of
l.a(iA Stanton, Dol, on THUR DAY tho Goth day (
December, 1866 Mt PA o'clock, r. his Farm Of ono
hundred acres In White Clay Greek Hundred. New
Castle County, Delaware, lying the road leading
from the city Of Wilmington to Newark 9niles from the
former and from the latter place, and the line Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore II Road,
the farm Is divided iuto Enclosures. TIE improve.
meuos c7nsist Of Frame House. containing rooms
with kitchen back coed well Of water in Kitchen Frame
Barn. The buildings ara all IN GOD repair being
nearly now. There Is also tho premises blacksmith
shop, and Is Of tbs best stands for the blacksmith
ipf and wheelwrightng business this 10 very rare
chance as the lands highly improved aud very prs
dueye and cling In good neighbor hood cunve MONT
Sale, SfMURI AIiFNt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19

VF&V Farm Of l0s Aces, the Homestead Of the
ngs are large and in good order the land we'll i'm.
proved, iescng all good; Tenant House on the Farm.
The situation high and healthy, Six miles from vii.
mIng,on, In ChristanA Hundred, near Rockland. The
farm will be sod low to close the estate Terlas easy
WIN BRIGHT 4 SON,
aug l3-tf Real Estate Dealers, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
Trustees sails of Real Es-ste.

BY virtue of an order Of the orphaus Court OF the
State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle County, made
september Term, A. D. 1868 will be exposed % Sale
at Pubic Vendue, Saturday, the 10Th day of Derem.
Der, at oel.ek. NJ at the house OF john ster In
the City OF Wilmington, tho following described pre-
mise7 being the interstate, real estHts OF Urban D.
Hedges deceased to wit: certain lot parcel Of
land situate H. the city Of WILMINGTON, lying West
Street about forty feet, and xtendng bak ninety
nina feet six inches and extending sixty feet TO and
fronting upon Seventh STREET about twenty feet i'd
Joining lands late oil John Hedges deceased
Aud 1t Is ordered that the purchaser purchasers
appear at the next 0rphana Court for New
Castle County that the Court may assign to him. her
them the premises sold to said ORDER she
or they paying parties entitled and pro-
poronas shnras OF the purchase respectively
with sufficient sSTety sureies to be approved by the
Court entering IocogniHanco the sateo en-
and acknowledged In said Court In penal sum, to be
determined by the said Court with condition to pay
the parties entitled noveraily their executors admins
traitors or asgna respectively their and proportion
ate shares Of the said purchase mone,, with interest
from such time ct tho Cour, may determine In manner
and form may by the direction of the Court be
prescribed and appointed in said condition.
Attendance will be given and terms Of salo made
known at the time and place aforesaid by
9EoR0k b. RODNEY, Esq Trustee appointed by the
Court, to effect sail Sale.
BY order ofthe Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
New Castle, Nov g. 1865. Clerk OF 0Tphans' 1utt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19

sktSA In purautnceo decree OF the Chancellor oil
s,V the State Of Delaware, made in cause OF pa
hii ton, wherein William 2. Stroud is the
er and John Townsend. and others are respoIl.
ushis the undersigned Trustee will sell al Public Sale
On SATURDAY, tho 18th of December ncxt, ut the
honse ~ John Folt,r, lp the City Of wilmington at
O'Clock, r. NJ, all those three certain lots par els 81
land situste In the City Of WILMINGTON.
No. l-I,ing sevent, ave feet IN Liberty street. aud
ninety feet on n ist Liberty Street.
No. 2-fronting the Newport Turnpike thirteen
feet and extending with East Liberty Street one hun
dr,d feet
No. 3-Fronting oil Newport Turnpike thirty six
fe. t. aud running bach hundred ieet to ten feet
alley All the said lots being In the district Known rs
HedgAvi.le.
TERMS OF SALE.-Tsn pc centnm of the purchase
money will be required TO be paid tho day Of Sale
and the residue thereof, oeere the third Mondey
in February next. Attendance given ny
Nov, Q, 1860, gEO B RODNEY Truafao
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
TruaIeCis NnIe.

xs.z2A In pursuance of decree Of the Chanc eor o
n!WW the State OF Delaware, made In cause Of Par
Esl titior, wherein John Townsend and wife, ant
6&k others are petitioners, and John McMakin aut
wiio and others, are respondents. tho undersigned
Trustee. will sell ut Public Sale SATURDAY the 18Th
Of Deeembe next the house Of Jon Foster in thu
City OF Wilmington, at two o'clock, nll that Ger
tain two story brick Mefsuago and lot of land In tn,
CITY oil Wilmington, lying at the OF Seventh and
Wost Sreeth fronting sixty feet more or less on West
Street aud Extending back with Seventh Street. eighty
feet more or loss.
TERMS OF SALE--Ten per eeutum Af I he purch
money VIII lie required to be paid the dav Of the
sale, and the residue thereof before the third
Monday Of February next. ATTENDING evenly
Nov. 9, 1915 GEO. Is. RODNEY, Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19

OF SalS.
FfE- small Farm and Wooden Factory
Gad.lnnAa only seven miles from WiiningtopH
iss,i handsomely located and very conysnient
ri n6 .sand5 to the Lancaster Turnpike All Ne ma
aatzAesSc hiuery will go with the property which
Is IL good running Older. Far further partcuaTs m
ply to, or address N. CHILD -
Real Estate Agent, e22 King street
n = wttsul.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
CLOTHING.

ODE TO FALL AND WIN1 Err,
By Cyrus Stern, Ill Market Street
WILMINGTON. DEL.
A thousand years, my native Delaware,
A thousand years OF peace to the
thousand blessings on thy soldiers,
That fought for God and Liberty.
A thousand years, &c.
Three hundred Coats Of many sizes.
Cuts eolars qualities appear.
Hrocks sacks. and youths nice roundieS.
Fit lads iron nine to ninety years
thousand years, &c.
Before the coming Neto years. s'ason,
We hope to SUIT you for your spheres,
With PANTS and YES rs by hundreds counted,
That have peen made 10 wear for years
thousand years, &C.
Again make up goods to order,
From Fabrics that will rouse your cheers.
In all the latest sty les Of fashion
As we've been doing for many yehrs
thousand years, sc
We have beside warm under clothing.
suspenders, Socks AID ether gear.
Kuit Jackets, Shirts aud Mttens many
And GLOVES Of Seeep, Buck, Kid and Dear
thousand years, &C.
Photograph Albums Kntpes and Purses,
And Paper Collars clean and clear,
Neck lies, stocks and Pocket II nJkerchisfs
That must be sold the preseht year.
thousaud years, &c.
One Price the plan and abatem Ont.
Except foi Cash, we meet your fears,
Aud then deduct q three per eentum,
And nothing more fir q thousand years.
A thousand years, 30.
Cloths Casmors vestings, and Furnishing goods
,G good. All kinds Of Mons and Boys Clothing at Ill
April II. iss5.-t9 CYRUS STERN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19

Boots and Shoes.-We invite The nttcatIou of
our readers to the Large and we'll selected =tock
of boots and shoes, IN he found at the store of
g. A. Stowell & Bro southwest corner Of Sd
and Market streets, in this city. Ladies', gen
tlemen, misses aud children can purchase the
most elegant articles, at extremely low prices
These gentlemen nre polite aad obligug TO
customers, and will take pleasure in chewing
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
TALLEY q ALRICH.
Real Estate Agents
= @ N " g " a nc

AM AdAhfH IOn
hohG LIFE | N SUR ANOE co. NEW YORK
err IA ST., Market House. whining ton, DeI
a, rhey oner Tor sale ,he following PROPERTY:
H-farm OF $50 acres; abont 40 OF turn clear
oashoa ~ timber and meaaow land 500 peach tres
ate ~ miles from Smyrna and AZ nilo o s i
road AZ Bluckbird. Price $50 5er aero az. til,
No. 2-RArm Of $50 acres whit, -, ., IL ~
end Station, Delaware Railroad nesr nass - " .ouu y
we'll timbered; improv ments-rooJ 1ra, J "A.ei
barn. Price 80 per acre balf casI """'e "'"Sn auu
No. a-Farm Of 100 acres in a bieh ..a,. .,,,
ton; ih desirable neighborbood s,apata o ~
hoA1 Two miles below st. Georges Del two miles nc n.
River. Terms acc ommo latino ~ ''e De'N"aFe
No. Farm of ISIS acrese Al ..ra.zt ,A.. - :,
TIMBER brick dwelling and yood ,nt III, Wy +" ~ ~
turnpike Christiana village 40 81 ~ on =
tho railroad. Price $40 nor rcrs ~ f''es iiVni
No. R,-Farm Of 81 acres nea p nIas.o,, L..
k,ou mouse anu granary. Price $50, half cash
Glasgow to Elkton Maryland 80 49, W to roHu from
Der land Price $40 per aero 49, - W. CO ~ ''ii-
No. f,-Store, house will, th ,cro. ~, -,
with large and eommodious brick house
also several brick house, and tor S una tlpie
Wilmington. WM A. ~ 800 ~ IVY ~
10y - - WESLEY TATJgV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
Great Bargains.

The Season, is now at its height and before it
commences to decline We think it best to offer our
large stock at reduced rates So persons still in
want of any kind of Boot and Shoea, will find
large and well selected stock at the old stand No
West Second Street. 1t hardly necessary to
go IL to particulars regards the goods and prices
appointed in either We would call the attention
Of the ladies to our assortment of Balmorals Skat
ing boots, DC, and the attention of Gentlemen to
our fue Cslf Boot, double soled calf, Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof We now have one of
the bet assortment Of goods to he found in this
city Call and examine. B. f. CHALFANT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
Restore Your Health!
N6st0r6 Your Health !
NJ FOR THE AFFLI CTED
MRS. DIR. FOSTER,
No. 612 WEST FRONT STREET,

WlLMlNtTON. DEL.
Announces to the ct9ns Of WILMINGTON and vicinity
tha she still continues the practice Of Medicine In all
ne branches She il prepared to teat cid chronic
OF Coughs, Uolds kheumalsm, Neuralgia, Erysptlas
Spinal Affections, Dyspepsia steria scronla and the
Numerous other Ills to which nesh 10 heir she will eyo
particular attention to the treatment of diseases o.
females.
Patients attended at their residences II desired
MRS Dh FOSTER Ia regular graduate of PENN VI
sanis Medical University, and her Diploma may be seen
she charges nothing for advice, and from her com
niete knowledge Of the human system, natsrs herself
that she can afford them great eef psrma
cure them. v 2a.2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19

To MI whom It may Concern:
THE undersigned intends TO apply to the Legislature
OF the State OF Delaware at its session.
divorce him and his wife, Catharine Connery frou the
bonds Of matrimony. ROBERT NJ. C0NNERY.
WilminRtnn Nov. lat, 1895. linz